The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-27 00:00:00

Stock, 220, 991; Indian Feu per Oust. Debra-
tures, lined in 1868, 96; ditto, New Loss
its 93i.
scrip of the new Indian Loan has been placed
on the Stock Exchange list, and has reoovered to li
to Os die. At an earlier period transactions were
recorded at 93f, or If db.
Exchequer Bills were quoted to-day 32a. td 35e.
' prem., maintaining great steadiness; and the Indian
Four per Cent. Debentures, issued but year, 96
to 98.
The foreign stock market was racy unsettled,
especially during the earlier part of the day, when
it was impossible to make programs with sales, unless
at a fresh and considerable reduction. The old
Turkish Six per Cents., for instance, were marked
u low u 73i ex dir., and the New Loan 66. Late
in the afternoon, upon the rise in Consols, these
stocks were held for much higher prices. At bal-
last four o'clock the nearest quotations were 78 to
80 ex dir., for the loan of 1864, and 89 to 70 for that
of 1868. Mexican Bonds, after being pressed for sale
at 18f, rallied to 19 to f. This department generally
wan steadier in character in the afternoon.

MINB&-THIS DAY.

Iwo o'CLoow.

Steadiness continues to prevail in the market for
for British mining shame. In the Stook Exchange
Wheal Basset shares are officially marked 200 ex dm
Shares in South Canaan Pendeen Consols, Holly Bray,
and Great South Tolps have also been dealt in.
The transactions are on a somewhat limited scale.
Transactions in Cobra Copper share* have takea
place at 35. Worthing Mining shares are quoted
Bs. to Bs. 64., and Port Philip, 12e. to 12a. 6d.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

MARIC-LANE.-(TICI8 DAT.)
The aitendence of the trade was largo, the tome very
sinned; prices of all the articles of the trade higher. The
aupply of home grown Frain was mill. The imports of
foreign grain into Leaden this week were reported this mat-
ing as tarp of wheat and fair barley, and large of oats.
NTRZAT.-Usdez • ooniisumsce of warlike news, holders
of Beek& wheat demanded s frail adnince of 2.. opts
last Monday's rates. Foreign was .Lo Ir. to 2a. per qa,
dearer. FUN aorta continua warm. English white, 46
to 62a. ; red, 40s. to 60.. par Qr. ; Dentate and Hodge-
berg 45e. to 68s. per 49414;&M0ck, Me. to 60e. ; other
Baltic poets,
F4opa.er toqr 60s.
TT
uson is. . dearer than lastMonda, wn, 30s.
to 40e.; Noi42k, 31s. par 2801 b. ; Franck To
30a. to 335. per
28014 ; AMIN U.S.,pee barrel.
BAIL= di. to is. per qr. dearer than lost Monday's pries.
English, Ms. to 435. per quarter 24e. to 335. ; other
sorts, 21s. to 265. per qr.
per quarter dearer than last Moaday. British,
20.. to 28.. ppers op.; B.usidan, 19a. to 22a. per qr. ; other
Bottle pats, 20a. to 288. par er.
Baastr.--English held for sn advance.
quiet. English tick, 86.. to 40..; harrow, 42a. to per
qr. Foreign, 34a. to 435. per gr.
PEA/ rathee dearer, at last Mondat's prime Engibli
polkas, 40a. to 42a. ; hog sad grey, 38a. to 42a.; foreign
white, 38s. to 40s.
FLOATING Canooze.-tEnoe last Friday only five
grain-laden vowels wore reported arrived at port, of call, 3
wheat, 1 barley, 1 repassed. Whose prevly 'Mead,
about 7 cargoes remain oilseed on lola, via.:-2 wheat,
I maim, tad 4 barley. Sanwa tranaeotkes have tains
place oa speculatios. Odors Sandosablos, par
=4oe. ; Pali& Odom, Halsfat, 37e. od. per =:1
Grants, Ms. per 492 lb.. all on range.
Utltteita LONDOS /110* APIIIL II TO AMU. 17.
ores
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lade& Irk eles.l3l; lorries /MAIL hiWede.lll

MINCING-LANIL-4THIS DAY.)
Bowen.—The Barbadoen publie Nth treat off seeleolly ; the
L rge ales of liaorithas are progresehtip
Correa is steady.
TL.—The news received by the Mae real is considered
favourable for the socket. No wise yet reported.
Rics.—it twiek demand has alliSte4 this mousing, and it
is difficult to gas exact quotations, but pricee have en
*deeming tirade /my.
Rom.—Hektere we asking higher re ic, this waded's
bang tedeenced by the warlike amours.
exxvrwrit/L—This article has beau excited
been paid for arrival sad Os. ca the spot for freed= s.bee

TALLOW MARKET.--(TH18 DAT.)
The meld is Towsa slid prior me
somewhat namtnal. Woe to quoted 66c,cenerleas ;
Petersburg Y.C. on the vet, ;to MP and of Jun%
68e. ; July to September. 660. to 68.. 6d.: October and
Namibia., AM " buyers."

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BOROUGH HOP TILARILBT.—(THIS DAY.I
Messrs. Palisade& sad Smith matt that tha raarbet
Is firm, at folly late prime, and that the 1668 growths ia
Farnham and Worcester, se well se Ms chaos growths la
Mid and Etat Sent, are nearly exhausted ; Ilne Weald of
Kart sad Sows being also wry scarce continue gradually
to advance ht rice.
COAL MARICBT.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Bad Barka, 16e. gd.; Walla End Herron Lyoos,
Mr. el. ; Walla Bad Ciodortle„ 16s. (id.; Walls End liaswell,
165.61.; Walls Bad Tharp% na. ; Walls Bed Limber"
184 M.; limersll Om, 12..; Wylseo, 141.-40 ships at
[ market.

LORD CHAYBERLAIN'S-OPTICE, APRIL 26 Her
Majesty will hold a levee at 80. James's Pekoe, upon Wed.
nesday, the 11th May next, at 2 o'clock.—Gazette.
WUITIRALL, APRIL 26.—The Queen bee been
pleated tome the Rev. William Lod& MoFarlan to the
church end pariah of Tcegland, is the presbytery sad
etewertry of Kirkcudbright, 'some by the death of the Rev.
Dugall S. VASimeon, late minister thersoL—Gemite.
METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVORSHIESe
anOAR. CITT.--Tbe aggregate member of gentllllllolllollo4
during the week aiding April 23 was--medical,6l6; meal,
303: total 819, of which 2(.2 were new awes
FATAL OCCURRENCE AT • PRIEE-FIONT.—OR
onday afternoon the magistrates et Rochester wore coca—
pied
a considerable time in investigating a charge preferred
against John Robinson, • shipwright, amnia, ed incitation!'
Dockyard, of haying killed another shipwright, named
William Moore Hensley, in • fight which took piece on
Chatham-lines on the previous &today evening. From
the evidence of the witnesses crannied in support of the
prosecution, it appeared that the prisoner and deormed, to.
'ether with a number of other ehipwriglete, were drinking et
• public-house to Brompteur during the whore of the after-
noon an
even
of Seiuday, all the parties he
very
much Cato rind An coderly of the Medical Stall Corm
who was in the hosts, challenged the primes: ki tight for
ts. aside, which he acmpted, the state Weer de-
posited in his heads. The parties then eljonened to
Chatham-Bute, sad ouramencel fighting In the
trenches sear the 11•111-port. After several rounds,
the ve prisms gale, when deceesed handed the stakes to the
medics! Mad man. On this the primmer became very vie-
lima, sad wasted to fight deceased, who wee described by the
nineteen we behg very hunk, and acting "like a oredman."
Another light thee commenced, prisoner sad deceased
dosing, sad both falling heavily to the ground, the prisoner
being under. In falling, hewed struck bit forehead with
il
t veleta against the ground, on which hi. heed wee
to fall forward, and alter giving three grew, he
expired, without uterine a word. Mr. Weeks, a surgerm
who was promptly in attecdsoce, nude an examination of
the drawled, eon discovered that the neck had been dislo-
cated by the 611, which was sufficient to account for death.
There were no marks of biu'ece or elolettoe on the body.
The magistrates committed the ',retailer for trial, but al-
milted his to tell.
UNFOUNDED CDARGE OF MURDEIL—A man
amen Brittle, who lead previously bees examined before the
comer, was charged st the Liverpool Poline-court yesterday
(Tuesday) with having killed Li. wife by eniking her on the
1.41, A wpm, however, proved that the deemed was
subject to ate, end that the emend on her head 00014 not
have been inflicted by a blow from a let, and the Omer
was dierhugeg.
&EIRE IN THE SHOE TRADE AT BLACKBURN.—
The operative oboe:eskers in tLe employment of Menem
Southall and Parker, shoemakers, have enema tolework, them
gestlemen having refused to disposes with hilt
for cloeng mid binding boots and shoes. The operatives
issued osirriday a lose address to the pablie, " wpm
tim inhabitants to " buy shoes made by hend.—Preeftes

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Oreardiera.
FZENCH FIVIANCIS.—Thrt Carrier de Paris. in
its finaselal review of de wart, sale :—" The Bourre has
an a heavy decline as *mowed of the croeveut of wars
and that wee wawa. Whatever orafilsees way have
in the malt of the war, it Is sirldrut th it =dig wad he
Wand. The reweralwascsi of the war in the Crimes oast;
however, it semi to as, to give recadecos ewe to the west
timid. That war aseessitatedeapettere from *blob sesespaiga
in Italy willteperhotly (rte. Isles@ thin earessary to rams,
at ea esolMOUll eirewemew, stores, sad reetfaird toe diehatee
el es basun. and to a country without resource.. To Icily,
tat thee: Wary, the *lraq tee be mad: to •&Yoe two, sad
tame caw be easily obteited. Vac the war In the Crimea
heir of 1,600 millions (60,000,00 V ) were wade. We de
set lay that the war la Italy will not occasion a asw hese of
Rtato, bat we feel certain teat so bleb e Nun reanot be
mitred. At this moareat oce feat should be borne la
mind—that the louts of the war of the Crams were trued
at 650. 25e. The Beats le new at 63k. It has douse-
. gustily already dew, Mei to aWY figure. It Is, however. •
gerible that on sootiest of the seesitivis ammeter of the
Smelt a new detlime may take plate; but, ate mdhog to di
appanage', • recovery ought to proespity