The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-30 00:00:00

MARKET&

TALLOW —WEDNISIMAY Kelartaa —Tbs market was ek 3,1
tn-4n7. Vet 4.31. 6d- ; Jane, at. id. In e3L 6 (mob. r
Deambor. Ma. 3d. to Ns. 6d.

LIATFIFIL—A moderate amount ot limbos has been ton.
acted in the leather trade during the past week, bas Tw
there was • small attendance ot buyer, at Leadenhall aml tt,,,
demand was generally limited to extent at about former po
The supply of teed% leather was small : meal Ensue bet;
Yale to nalbs . light bellies, lingtish horse Wet, and calf rely
of light weights, were scarce, and In request.

arlTON.—Lmtavoot., RAT 2g.—Oar market has heen rc
ceedangly anu s Ithuut change In priers. Fatlmated
16,000 baW, Including 4,000 spocatlatlem and export tool
can, lid to lid.: 000 Pernms, do., 10d. to It id, ; 31;;',.
ham, lad. to lad. ; 700 Emmptlem, 144. to : 6.te) aim
7d. to MM. • Bengal, Wads, d0.,_614 is Si- 1.200 Pena, 1144.
to ltd. lair Dhollersh, 1114. ; faro omrawatioe, apt ; bit
Broach, fair Bengal, 714. ; fairldenapthan
Portman, 121 d. ; middling Boweda, lid ; middling Orleans, LK

CORM—Bartow, MAY t9.—dye have had a ?err 6,
gawky ot wheat at our market to-dm, for which man?hqyen
had to pay Is. advance, but the trade was dull Spneg ,
scarce. aad quite as dear. Wheat, red, VW to Ma. ; Mute. %Ig.
Beans, 46a. to 49.. Oats, tan. to Va.

OLASOow, Mar 19.—me weather all lad week was hank
cold. further retarding vegetation, but this week
milder temperature after heavy rain. At this day's market leal.
ness in wheat was quite of a retail character, at leg veety
prices. Flour the same. Fine oats were Gnu, but Inktiutqui,
ties were cheaper to rill. Oatmeal unaltered. 8e41.1 end,
Barley in limited request. Peas offering, to arrive, at the r<44,
lieu quoted last week. but buyers hold of. Indian e„m
offered at the decline above noted, American mind set
slowly at 21a bd. to Oa Od. per 290&

CATTLE.-600THALL. KAY 10.—We had • full sup* t‘,413,
and *ethers found a Mileage:olly th getting &clear/ate. ',,',
made from U. ed. to kn. ed.: lamb, 6e. Id. to le. 6. pork, 'yid.
toes. 6d per stone of 8114, sinking the offal.

COALS.—LONDON, MAY 29. Buddle's Weet Bartley, lsa r.l
Hastings Bartley, 18. Id.: Holywell Muln,l7s. : Wylam,l%. M
Walls End Hrwelt. 199: Walls End 111410 n, 191
End Hetton Lyons, 17..: Walls End Ilmetell, 171. Walt 44
kleugh Hall, I.tia —Shim at market, 19 ; sold. 19.

TIUSTIO P.ETURNEI.

Mlles Pm- Mee. Total, T*
opus. n. i*
Week ending March 24. sow &mid g
UM. 142
Great Indian Peninsula 852 6,656 31,399 37,034
Week ending Mardi 2S
Northern of Buenos Area 19
Wcek ending March 30.
Madras—south WeaLlisa 492
North West Line 163
Week endlft April 13.
Bahia and nen Francisco TIM
Week ending May 12.
dmyrna and inmate 6l
Weak ending May 24.
Dublin, Wicklow, * Wex-
ford lO6
Limerick and Ennis
Limerick end Forms
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l
Waterford and Limerick
Week ending May 25.
Pembroke and Tenby 27
Meek ending May If.
Cornwall
Great Northern
W1044110* and Yorkahlre. 406 17,880 17,711 MAI susg
London, Chatham, & Dover

7.4,4 ;xi
1,415 za

1,311 343
1,1 112
16; t 6
1,219 1.Y.4

& Met. Ex. & Branches . 136 10,038 1,749 11,787 •itzt
Iletm. Ex. of LC. & D 13} 2,541 251 2,792 -10
London & North Western 1326 61,761 Ken 118,142 Lt7i
London and South Wasters 24,001 8,766 32,4146
Manchester, Sbelleid, sad
linoolnahlre 146 6,748 14,166 20,011 PM
Manchester,SouttiJoaction,
and Altrincham
Midland O9O 17,606 34,54 61 MI 1z..84
North Steffan:Mire (IL&C ) 168 —9,0 M
South Demo ll% 2,680 1,901 41,641 Old
Ulster lO4 1,1153 1,612 EMS 5,112
t Whit-vosIL

• 1%-hlt-Monday.

COITRTS-MARTIAL. —The following general order
by his Royal Highness the Field-Marshal Commandiog.is
Chief have been promukatei for the information of td
Army. 1. The Field-Marshal Cornmandingintlief
having approved of sprinted form of proceeding' of courts
martial which has been submitted and recommended
the Right Honourable the Judge-Advocate-General, her
Royal Highness is pleased to direst that the same ohs]
be taken in use and adopted in all future trials.
the adoption, however, of these printed forms by rag
mental courts-martial might entail inconvenience it
keeping the proceeding in the guard books at precut
use, his Royal Highness desires that the whole of the pro
ceedings of such courts should be written on the tape
issued for those books. 3. Requisition' for the prime
forms should be made only by generals or other often
commanding districts and divisions at home, and mace
abroad, who can regulate their distribution to the nit
or regiments, Sc., as circumstances may render iaceuiry.
4. Courts-martial should in cases of desertion endeavour
to ascertain by evidence, as heretofore, whether the pri-
soner surrendered or was apprehended.
ANOTHER ENGLISH STEAMER FIRED At IT
SPANISH Gegeo•r.—The following is an extract from
letter dated Gibraltar. May ffil :—" The British steam
Peninsula, belonging to London—a regular trader berme
Gibraltar, Cadiz, and England, and well IDIOMS to every
Spanish guarda-ooeta for 20 years—was "teaming quietly
along her usual course from Gibraltar yesterday aftemou
—she was some distance to the north of Cape Trafdpr,
and full five miles from the shore—when she mu sp
pre by the Spanish gunboat Peare . idad, sad a not
was fired at her without warning. The captain of the
Peninsula immediately hoisted the British map be
in spite of this another gun was fired at the Pc
ninsula after the ensign was hoisted. The am
of the Peninsula cannot 'weer whether the gue
were *hotted or not, but fortunately no shot struck the
Peninsula, which vessel was stopped, sad • Spanish °fee
came on board with a sailor who spoke broken BM*
and demanded the name of the steamer. Then be Mt
' Why did you not hoist your colours?' and added. Tok
are too near the shore ; you have no right to be se nee
shore.' The captain of the Peninsula replied. 'I
hoisted my British ensign the moment you fired panful
shot, and we are on our usual course between Trslll4‘r
and Cadiz : all steamers keep this course, or even ludo
it.' The S h officer then made off, and the Proseen-
dad steamed away. The Peninsula is now in Cadiz bay, a
quarantine."
Yesterday the Cunard Company's new steamer
Russia arrived in the Meter/ from the Clyde. She is one
of the finest screw steamers afloat. The Russia on Tues-
day morning ran her trial trip in Wemyss Bay, and mile
the run from the Clock to Cumbrae in To minutia
against the tide, giving the run at about 15 miles per
hour. After her trial trip she left Wensyss Bay sad the
passage to Liverpool, though she encountered stroa;
southerly winds, was made in about 14 hours.
sAmoa;
the passengers who came round in the Bunts from
Weymin were the Earl of Caithness, Sir E. Cunard. aci
several other gentlemen. The Russia is the last vessel
which will be built for the Cunard service under the "sub-
sidy arrangement." The Siberia, another steamer, to?*
ponding with the dimensions of the Runic. it now lain;
built at Govan, by Messrs. Thomson and Co., for MI
Canard service.
SOUTHAMPTON, MAY 29. —The North German
Lloyd's steamer Union, Captain von Suiten, has mite!
with 302 paeseogees for this port, Havre, and Bremen.
auks for England, and 55,000 dollars in elver am
for London. The Union sailed from New York es tit
16th. On the 19th (three days out) an accideet
cured to her propeller, since which the passage bas been
made at half speed. But for the accident the Vow vow
have arrived on Saturday last.
BREAKPAST.—EPPS.B COCOA.—The verysgreollge
character of this preparation bas rendered It &general (worn:
In and sustaining, with a refined and grateful
deve by the special mode of preparat=ol, , c 9..
is used as their habitual beverage for I by th. et"
who never used cocabefore. Cocoa stands very mach hirhw
than coffee or tea," Dr. Hassell says. "and coutaics every ice'
West neoessary to the growth and 114124E111110, at tar 1+.1!".
Is made simply by pouring boiling water or milt on the
Don as sold. It., and Ilb. packets. This t'0r05....-r
prepared by Jss. Epps, the Hornceopathic Chemtwi,..-
lisbod in this country. Is very genendly called Eppm lOW
pathic cocoa.—(Advertisement. I