The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.—WITINWDAY EVILIcING.—The market tram Mat to.
day. Spot, 41$. ; June, 434. ed. : October to December,
441. to 445. 3d. Deliverko to bat evening, 349 casks; /annals.
282 auks.

LEATHER—The !collier market during the paid month has
shown but Mtn, animation, and the transactions have not
amounted to an average of the season of the year . but the sup-
plies generally have not been In exeess of the demand, to that the
stocks 6n the aggregate are nut increased, and prices et most ar-
ticks have been supported. An almost universal quietness has
pervaded beeriness, promoted to some extent by the uncertainty
that the prospect of war on the Continent Imparted to many
commercial relation, : but as there is now good reason to hope
that this calamity will be averted, It may be expected that more
confidence will eenenslly be melt, and that the leather trade, in
common with other trades, will assume its wonted activity. A
little impro%ement has been experienced
cai during the last week in
the demand, but without any in prices. The market for
raw goods has laun quiet. The imports and the sales have
both been on an unusually limited scale. Only one public hide
sale was held in April, at which full prices were realised. The
Mocks of all Articles are small. At Leadanhall yesterday the
supply of fresh leather was not large. There was a general, but
not an extensive, husineta done at former prices.—(Yiem the
Circular of Messrs. T. J. and T. Powell, dated May to.)

COITON.—UVIRPOOL. MAT S.— Our market in much !leather,
without quotable change In prim. Estimatod sale. t0..1.1y 1%000
halm, including 4,000 speculation and export. 8,000 American
9N. to 191 • 200 Forum, do. 104 d. to 16d. ;
12.1. to 134 d. ; 100 111aerio and Bahia, 1144. to 12.1.. 700
pan. 124 d. to 51d. , 5,770 Murat, Old. to 10fd. ; Bengal, Mode,
fto.• Bid. to 1304. ; IWO Peru, 111 d. to 1.124. rair Dholleraik
91d. ; fair Oomrawuttee, Oid.; fak Broach, ; fair Bruns!,
71d. ; fair Rgyptian, 14d.. fair Pennant, 121 d. ; eniddlindßoweds,
110.; middling Orleans. llid.

eoRN.—BosToN, MAY B.—A mall sappl► of wheat : the mar-
ket slow, at last week's rates. Beans and oat► la. higher.
Wheat, red, 631. to whi. ; white, 704. Been', 465. to 408.
24a. to 200.

4L4SOOIV, MAT B.—This day's market was rather thinly at-
tended, and business limited, at last week's quotations, which
repeated for all articles ; holders not priming sales, pre-
ferring to wait a return of demand.

CATTLE—MrrHALL, MAT &—Trade was slack to-day, and
some things remained unsold. Hutton made from Y. 44. to
. lamb, is. to ; pork, Ss. 4d. to 4 lid. per stone d
gibe., sinking the offal

OALE—LOIIIIOIf, MAT 8 —Holywell Main, 16e. Gl, : Wed
Hartley, 17s. Gl.: Walls End Wherncllffe, la. Dd.. Walls 2nd
Hettou, IS. 6d.: Walls End Helton Lyons, lac 7d.: Walla
End Tunetell, 10s. ad. ; Walls End Haugh Hall, 17e.—Ships a$
market, 12; add, 12.

TRAFFIC RETITRNS.

Miles Pal- Men. Total, Told.
RAILWAY& open. wingers. ehandlae. 1867. 1961
Week ending Starch 3.
Great ludian Peninsula 8441 6,783 35,979 42,702 34,776
Week ending March 4.
Northern of Melons Ayrea 19 - -
Week eliding March 9.
11actraa-B.,nth West Line. 491 - -
North West Line. 163 - -
Wcek ending April 16.
S.AustriaoLomberdy&C.L
truth Austrian LineL 1091 10,046 30,424 40,470 41,503
cgrVelnetiyan(iltlews7 !'l4Ol 18,448 23',421 41,859 38,864
Week ending May 3.
Limerick and Innis
Limerick and Flues
Waterton! and Kilkenny Bl 103 373 471
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending May 4.
Pembroke and Tenby 27 - - 273
Week ending Slay 5.
Cornwall
Great Northern
Leneaddre and Yorkshire. 403 18,845 27,355 46.200 46,168
London, Chatham, & Dover
& Met. Ex. & Brandies . 138 9.983 1,498 11,431 9,682
Metro. Bs of LC. &D l.ll 2,442 243 2,706 1,496
London and South Western - 19,210 8,131 27.441 -
Slancheater.Soathlunction,
and Altrinoham - 1,238 415 KW
Midland PO 17,660 •311,276 60,148 49.761

718 735

7,472 Cal
2,155 Loot

1.E61 1 11111

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North StafordahlreilLike.) SGS 9,779 B,CIT
South Devon
Week euchne May 6.
Loudon le North Westeru 13191 69,967 66,859 129,619 121,012

• Easter Week.

ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND.
The following gentlemen having undergone the necessary
examinations for the diploma were admitted members of
the college at a meeting of the court of examiners on the
sth inst. viz. : Messrs. David Owen Fountains, Stoke
Hammond, Bucks ; John Greaves Wiseman, Ozzett, York-
shire ; Henry Cheesman, Lewes, Sussex ; Louis Charles
Achille Caere, Bath ; Matthew Owen Coleman, &whiten;
end George Stoke% LR.C.P. Load. and Minh., and
L.S.A. Hobart Town, students of G uy's Hospital. Alfred
Steward, Wolverhampton ; Joseph Wharton, Oldham ;
and Charles Orindrud, Liverpool, of the Manchester
School. Edwin Woodward, Birmingham, and James
Brown, Dudley Port, of the Birmingham SchooL Henry
Came, Boxmoor, and John James Swindell, Finchley, of
the Middlesex Hospital. Henry Widenham Manneell,
M.B. Trin. Coll. Dub., Dublin ; Alexander Paull
Bridgend, Glamorganahire, of King's College.
Samuel Edwin Solly, Savile-row, of St. Thomas' Hospital:
and Thomas Richardson Loy, L.S.A., Stokesley, York-
shire, of University College.
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Governor of Texas, had at one time to send an official
despatch to New Orleans, and having nothing in the shape
of an official seal, be improvised one by cutting from hie
old overcoat a five-pointed brass button. Thu impression
of the button was considered at New Orleans to reprtseat
a star, and the state of Texas has always been called the
"Lone Star "is oonsequence.—Aisaerioare paper.

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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BOND.—May 5, at Tretuuds-lodge, 144.0 t-hill, the wits of F. W.

Bond, 011%.•011.
FEAktoN.—llarch 19, at Shanghai, China, Mrs. Hobert J.

Yearoo, of a son.
GRUNDV.—May 6, at The Wykle, Bury, Lancashire, the site of
K. H. Grundy. Les., of a son.
HARRIES.—My 6. at Kensington-gardens-vinare, lipleturt,
the wife of it H. Harries, Esq., of a daughter.
LOtitiDEN.7lleyii, at Lnlford•gudeus, Kensington, the wifa

daughter. .
PLEWB.—May 0, at Angell-park, Britian, the 'mire of E. rker,
of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.
COWAN—HANCOCK.—May G. at Mount Rohm. Portolalln,
the Rev. F. Rowbottorn, W. Cowan, Esq., of Linburn. LLD.
J. P. county of Mid Joanna to Lllaitheth Mary, daughter ~f J.
Hancock. Eng., Grantham. Lincolnshire.
NEWMAN —WARNIEJL —lbw 7, at Sal...nubs Church, near sld-
mouth. South Devoe, by the Rev. J. A. Morahead, Arthur
Charles, son of the late Very Rev. W. A. Newman, D law
Dean of Cape Town , to Alice Lee, daughter of the late 11. B.
Warner, Rag., of klarvelston, West Meath, Ireland.

DEATHS.
CLOID.—My 6, Bona* the wife of H. Clold, Esq., Tredeira'
square, London.
COX.—May 6, at Gkueester-creaccut, Hyde-park, Wm. eels
Esq., aged 74.
CIIANDLEK.—May 7, at Cheater-place, Kennington, W. 0-
Chandler. h.q., wed 7b.
SEDGEX. —May 6, at the Old Rectory-house, Stone, Dear Ds&
ford, Kent, J. S. /*diger, aged CS.
TKOITE}L—IIay 6, In London, C. Trotter, Dq., aged 45.
WElit.-15.tay 6, at Oxford-street, Ellsalsetb, daughter of the late

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WILLIAMS.—ApriI 3, at arcular-road. Calcutta. Mal 7 kv•
wile .t the Rev. Albert Witllamr, of that city, and .I.ten
daughter of the Rev. George tiould. of Norwich. needs will
please to accept this anuouncement.

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