The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-02 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKZT,-(THIS DAY.)

The market is quiet at the eubjoised prices : TOwn tal-
low, Us. net cash ; Petersham Y.C., ea the spot, 565. 6d. ;
April to June, Ws. ; July to Sept., 535. ; Oct. to Dec.,
525. ed.
PARTICIILATS OP TALLOW.

Reek on head this day
Delivery last week
Ditto from let June
Arrival Oct week

UM!

-iii
93,!?!.

16,156
1,157
61,661

Ditto front lot Juno
Price Y. C. gar owt.
Ditto Tows bit Friar/

216
96,206
646. It
66, 94.

91.940
&IL ed.
114 ed.

79.750

112,25 t
Vs.
Ma. &I

Arrival ter the week vodkas Mk of April. last ye r. en (asks.
load dellvw.T. 1351loaake. The arrival Out week orneepeleed 164
trio Beath Aar*" II tress ether places. Total, WM ask:.

METROPOLITAN CATTAT.)LE MARKET.
(THIS D
W. have • large susaillieasts and, consequently,
, pewee are lower for all . The number of sheep
;Is nearly the same ottMonday last, Lod the quota-
tions of that day are well supported, although trade v.
'by no means brisk. There is a considerable demand for
good lambs and calves at full rater. From Germany and
Holland there are 170 besets, 1,550 sheep, and 95 calve.
Spain, 95 bees;a ; Scotland, 150 ; Ireland, 50 ; Norfolk
and Suffolk, 2,300, and 200 from the northern and midland
counties.
. . _ .

--ierlsi;ne of 81bs I. d. s. d. P. r atone of BMs. s. d. s. d.
Dist ficoi.s. fiererds. 4 8 10 DestDosetlif.lxl4B2 4 8 6 0
list Bbor6.horns . 4 0 8 Best Lond.oools . 5 4 5 4
booed goal. boasts 2 b 8 Do. do. Shorn 4 0 •
Calvis
4 0 I Do. do. aboss
BeotbastHlf.br!ols 6 6 Lobs. —

Boots 4 market, 3,1110; limp aid Lusts, 22,070; Calves,
100; $3O.

BOROUGH HOP MARKST.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pattentlen and Smith report that the market
is steady with but very few hope pressed oath* marina ; the
continuance of wet weather, it is thought, will ultimately
have an injurious effect on the coming crop of hops.

MOM) STATE AND CANADIAN MAHN. —The
British and North American Royal Mail steam ship Persia,
Captain C. H. E. Judkins, took her departure from the
Mersey about 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon for New York.,
via Queenstown, taking out about 50 passengers and the
mails for the United States, Canada, Ac. The taunt seal
°omen Steamship Company's screw steamer North Ame-
rican, Captain Aiton, will take her departure on Wednes-
day at 9 a.m. for Por.land (Maine), via Queenstown, takiog
out passengers and the United States and Canadiau
mails. Letters for her will be received at the Pest ottles
on Wednesday until 8 a.m., and via Queenstown until 9.31.1
p.m. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Steam-
ship Company's screw steamer Glasgow, Captain Cummings,
will take her departure on Wednesday, about the sumo toms,
for New York, via Queenstown, taking out passenger. earl •
ship's awl!. Telegraphic despatches for all parse f the
American continent will be received at the office of the
American Telegraph Company, 10, Exchange-street, East,
for any +teenier within a few minutes of her departure.
Tile Pim/lamas Idam.—The Tagus arrived
at Southampton yesterday with the Peninsular mail. She
lett Lisbon March 27; Oporto, 28; Vigo, 29. She brought
home 29 passengers, amongst whom were Colonel Campbell
and Captains Prior and fieymour. Amongst her cargo was
specie worth 3,7681., es large quantities of oranges,
piss sad esp. She met with mirth winds along the omit of
In Use Bay the wind veered round to the S. W.,
and ht. hard, with occarional heavy rain. In the Channel
she met with strong gales. The Tagus passed the brigs get,
sedum and Woodbridge, standing for Oporto. The Ohara
steamer arrived at Oporto on the 28th ult. Two Dutch
bit:were at Lisbon.
07 THII BRITISH SHIP ROMANCI OF ?Hi LEL
—Her Majesty's Vioe-Consul at Alexandria has forwarded
a despatch to the Board of Trade, announcing the total hies
og the brig Sentence of the Lee, Captain O. Havelock,
belonging to Cork, on the coast of Rapt, a few miles to
the westward of Alexandria, and that all hands, with the
exception of two, perished. The brig was bound to Fal-
mouth from Chtlata, with 1,800 quarters of wheat, and was
driven whore, during heavy weather, on the 9th of Po-
hlman, near Port Mahaors. The survivors, William Hus-
band, the boatswain, and William Murphy, escaped by being
thrown tip on the reeks. The remainder were drowned by
the boat essaying._ Their names are Captain George
Havelock, Mr. W. H. Ireton, mate; Simon Byrne, cook
sad steward; William Corson and William Irvine, seamen;
end James Tippett, apprentice. The survivors suffered
greet privations for the flirt two days, being compelled to
subsist on grass and roots. They afterwards met an Arab,
who offers them all the nourishment he posmessed, and
afterwards conducted them to Alexandria, where they were
121111zithe English eagine-driver. The men speak in most
terms of the very kind treatment they received
Igna7e poor Arab. By the last accounts from the wreck
it appease that the natives have plundered the vessel of
everything of value. None of the bodies have out up.
CRYSTAL PALACM-AIALF-CILOWN DAY. --8111 Tit.•
DAY, MANCH 31. --Admissions co payment, 751 ; ditto by
season tickets, 2,398 ; total visitors, 3,149.