The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANK—(THIS DAY.)
Since Monday last we have had fine genial weather, and
this, combined with fair arrivals of all blade of grain and
Sour, causes a depressing feeling in the trade.
This morning the market we. very inactive for all kinds
of wheat, and in the absence of business prices must be
ar.tten the same as last market day.
Flour dull of labs, pekes unaltered.
OMB in moderate request at late rates.
Barley, especially malting qualities, very firm, but the
transactions are not numerous.

Beans and peas unebangad in value.
Fir lizaturo CAIOOIII there maii not so mach 111 11.1117 as
of late, but in the bummer passing about late prices were
obtained.

W SAT.—FA/AA : Ewes: and Kent, white, new, 43.. to
624. ; ditto, fine old, 67e. to lls.; ditto red, new, 394 to 1t..;
ditto, fine, old, 61a. to 635. ; Norfolk, kr., fine, old, 61,.. to
fil's.; red, new, Oft. to 575. Foreign : Contain,. 675. to
625. ; nue, eilla to 75e. • Konigsberg, 60s. to 63e. ; ditto,
antes, 66.. to 71a.; llaitoek, 654. to 67n • fins, 67a. to
69a.: Meokleoburg red, 60s. to 61e.; Uckerrn;irls ditto, 60a.
to Cis.; Anserioan white, Cia. to 654; ditto rel, 61s. to Us.;
Canadian, 64e. to
.67e.

Latium 414. t* 455. ; fine, 504. ;
grinding, 26.. to 3Us.; and distilling, 31a. to 31N. per ;
foreign pindiug, 28.. to 305.; ditto distilling, 295. to 305.;
malting, 36a. to 38s.
MALT.—Etigliall, Essex sad Norfolk, 60s. to 6.11. ; finn,
645. to 745. ; Kingston and Ware, fine, 704 to 745.; brown,
bim. to Ws.

Oars.-English feed, 245. Oil to 275. ed. ; potato,
275. to 31s. ; foreign, 235. 011. to 275.
Rye, 345. to 38s.
ReANII-English tick, 335. to 375. : harrow, 375. to 4D. ;
pigeon, 375. to 41s. ; foreign, Magmata, 25.. to 345. ; tick,
40s. to 421. ; Konigsberg, 41s. to 45.. ; Egyptian, 38s. to 40a.
PILAS.-English boilers, 40s. to 445.; white cod blue, 40s.
to 445. ; maple, 425. to 45..; grey, 365. to 415.; hog, 38s.
to 405.; foreign. 425. to 460.
FLOWL-English town, 495. to 50s. ; ditto due, NC to
551.; country, 425. to 455. ; Norfolk arid Suffolk, Ms. nil.
to 3es. ; French, 465. to 495. per lack ; American, 31s.
to 345.; Canadian, 31s. to 34e. ; Spanish, 48e. to 500.
FLOATING CARGOS/1, all 0. F. sad 1.-Wheat: Berth.
anski and blarisuople, per 4921 be., 545. to 565. ; (Mirka, 51s.
to 55e. ; Polish Odessa, per 4601b5., red, 555. to 575. white,
60s. to 62a. ; Danube and Galata, 44.. to 50s. ; Eaplan,
40s. to 425. Barley r KApptian and Syrian, per 4001 b..,
1f... to 265. ; Odessa and Danube do., 2&. to 27e. Beans :
Ecrptia, per qr., 38s. to Maize Odessa and Galatz,
per 4921h5., 395. to 40s. ; and Bulgarian, per 4801b5.,
385.t0 395. ; French, do., 38s. to 395. ; American, du., 37,.
to 38s.

Stipa—Canary mad, per qr., s.se. to 625. ; Hemp-
seed, per qr., 41a. to 44a. ; Itutard seed, per lmult.l,
white, 13s. to lbs. ; brown, 12s. to 11s.: Linseed, per (Ir.
crushing, 50c to 575.; Linseed cakes, English, per 1,000,
121.15 a. to 111/. ss. ; Amnions, thin, iu Lois, per ton,
111. be. to 111. 11%. ; do., thick, nanel, sod oblong, 10/. to
101. Lis.; Baltic, 91. to W. 58. ; 04 ss. to 10/.53.;
Baps cat" U. to 5/. 10s.

Alall VALI{ INTO LONDON PROM MAY 73 TO MAY 15.
Eaglisit wd 84044 b. !Ash. barelgn.
Wheat AO .... 11215
Itsrley
Oats
Met I7OO I .
Roar ZogUak. 240 nab : Amelia, 803 *RAS, (34! barrvls.

MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR. —The public sales are going off without spirit at
about yesterday's prices.
Correct—Thin article continue* in steady demand at
previous rates ; line ordinary to low middling Plan-
tation Ceylon sold at 671. to 69.. ; midd/irig, • Os. to
745. good ordinary native Ceylon, 63.. to 655.
COCOA.—Trinidad grey sold at 5,15. to 50s. • red, 63..
Tra.—The public sales are going olf irrtvgularly at rather
lower prices.
Corrow. —lOO bales sold at fall price*.
RICE hu an upward tendency ; Bengal sold at 12s. to
12s. 6d. ; Jays,l4s.
Bun.—About 350 puncheons Leeward sold at Is. 9d.,
Pr?^f• _ _ . _

Ifinfoo.—The quarterly males cornmeno d yesterday with a
limited attendance of buyers. The demand for Beag.de
suitable for the German market went off bliskly at an nd-
VILOOI3 of 4d. to 6.1. for ordinary, and tid. to Pd. for gnu,'
middling and good, bat floe qualities above Its. :Id. were with-
drawn, owing to the absence of orders from Rural& Kurpnha
sold at 6d. advance for export kinds ; low descriptions were
neglected ; dryleaf Mathes were chiefly bought in—the few
sold went at 4d. to 6d. advance. Of the quantity to be
brought forward (4,638 chest') 1,633 chests passed the
auction verterday, of which 715 were withdrawn and
bought in. leaving G 77 chests cold.
SA ISPFTRP. —No sales reported.
Markets generally quiet today.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAN*.
The market is very quiet. Prima are quoted as follows :
Town tallow, 545. 9d., set cash ; Petetsbarg Y. C. ow the
spot, 58s. ; May to June. 58e. ; October to Dseamber, 555.
sellers."

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Pattendan mad Smith report a 'Wady consumptive
demand for 1880's aa wall aa for yearlings awl colour, of
stuck at full prima.

HEALTH OF LONDON.—The return leaned by the
Registrar-General states that in the week that ended oa
&tanlay tree deaths in tondo's were 1,240, showing but a
small decrease on the number in the previous week. 'Ms
average number as obtained from the returns of correspond.
ing weeks in ten years, 1851-60, and corrected for locrease
of population. is 1,202 ; and, therefore, the mortality now
retureed exceeds, as it did also in the previous week, the
estimated amount by nearly 40 deaths. The deaths from
whooping-cough have declined from 124 to S 9 ; but this
epidemic disease is still as fatal as small-pox, measles. senria-
tun, diphtheria, and typhus combined. There were 2; deaths
front measles, 8 of which occurred in fi imers-tows, Camden-
tows, And Fentish-town ; there were 28 from scarlatina,
and 16 from diphtheria. Seven infants died from syphilitics
disease ; 9 from want of breastmilk. Phthisni was fatal
to 163 persons, bronchitis to 114, pneumonia to 87. Five
nonagenarians died iu the week, of whom a man was 90
years old. • woman 91, a man 95, • woman 96, and an
almsman had attained the age of 99 years. Nine infanta
were suffocated in bed. A boy, aged 12 years. eng.:god in
the manufacture of iodise matches, was burnt by an ex-
plosion of the composition. last week the births of 972
boys and 876 girls, in all 1,848 children, were registered is
London. In the ten corre,pording weeks of the years 1851.60
the average number was 1,655.
Fars'. Seowr.—Au was held at Man-
chester, yesterday, before Mr. Hs-ford, on the hotly of Wia.
Roylsnoe, 15 years of ego, the son of Mrs. Rovlitnee, a
widow lady, residing is York-street, Cheetham.lllol in that
cite. Ou Satunlay evening the derensal mid • flatmate,
Charles Wilcock (aged 16), who lived next door, were
mousing themselves at pistol:practice against a target they
had put up in Mrs. Roylaace s cellar. Bullet« were used,
and the distance was six yards. It happened unfortunat,dy
that on one occasion when Wiloock heal marls ready to fire
from the spot agreed opoo, and had already extended his
arm and rained the pistol, cocked, be unintenii.mally touched
the trigger with his finer, so se to bring down the hammer
said cause a discharge just at the moment when the de-
ceased MY passing between his cover onion and the target.
Itoylance instantly fell down lifeless, the bullet having
entered his left temple and passed out again at the lock of
the had. The jury found that the death we« " Accideutal."

4
IMPERIAL PARLIAMRiT.

110081 OF LORD& —Tutsumr, MAT 14.
Loau CHANCILLOS took hit mat op the woolsack at
5 Oink.

NEW ZEALAND.

Awl OREY pre notice that ock the wood rustling of th.
311ww Zathual WI be .book' call the etteoti,o of lb.
Uwe to the paper,. relating to New Ze4.lau4l. .111,1 bad
born laid as the table by the goverment.
THE WHILTSCN HOLIDAYS.
- • •

la reply to the Earl of MIMI.
Zed t3l\ VILLE tool that he prep/ea to move the
sejearaseet of the boon from Fnday to the following
Monday week.

BY. WRINGS).
Lard BROUGHAM said he wished to know whether her
Majlety's government had given their assent to the session
of Rh Domingo to !Mole • aad, above all, whether due
bad se tak:m to prevent the possibility of
Leratrtlsoctios of Spanish slavery into that island, which
du aded the Spanish government of Cuba. His hope was
Mat the Spanish government would not Ilk. allowed to i OUT
anie that curse into the Island of St. Domingo. He could
net Oman proem% opportunity topes. without expressing
his regret at the present state of titters in A meri.a. Meet.
bop bad been held in this country which he entirely dem-
ented. He had kilnedf been asked to preode at one. But
whoa be found it was a meeting called on Americas slavery
said he should have nothing to do with any nieetiug of
that deseriptim, and used his strong recommendation that
Mess to whom his voice might nisch would &Wane from held.
big inch nieetiogs, as at the present moment they might do
a great deal of mischief in respect of their relatiom with
Ameries, sad at the same time be the cause of doing great
Wary to the negr es themselves. Anything like *mustiest
to thecountry at present would he the greatest calamity,
ois it woald tend to endanger the commit; without eery*
As slaves.

said that the Hialeah government
lad as yet taken no final rewilation. They were waiting
Om further information from lna. Domingo. Her fllsOesty s
offernwiest rvvaved itifnentistins to the effect that if the
gage 14 wren iguty to Spain met with the eericarreses
W people, Spain would accept the sovereignty ei that pas
of the island. Whether that would be for the advantage of
Spain was • matter (or the considerat of Spain hermit
Dist the, house would naturally feel great Internet in Marr-
ing that &laser! was not to be introdinv.l into the Wend.
and he might add that if it were introduced into the
asters part of the inland, it would be maintained there
with great difficulty as law as the western part remained
free.

THE PRINCEM ALICE'S ANNUITY BILL

awl ORA NVILLE stolid the mewl rsailizig of this
lalL which w.is screed to.

MAORI NUISANCE (SCOTLAND) ACT AMENDMENT

O. taw motto• al Lod Ws bill was mad •
ssased thew

31AB&S &e., BY INCUNBILNTS RESTRICTION

HILL

Lard LYTTELTON sowed the third rewling of this bill.
The Bishop of OXFORD observed that upon a reps,-
sentatioe that the toseastre would materially injure the
lemalle affected h it, clauses had been Introduced by the
mine lord, but he weld Dot God that they would in way
mt_esieb the dillieellise ;misted out.. There were made
the inemeneet of whisk Aeneas! the i Miele upon
need by peones, my, at the ezpi isnot) of every
ammo yews. a *am of the poverty of the heselle•—he
seeekeed le het the sewn yens' Memo is r lump. It
wee theired mew that this system should he chaaged, sed
kneed of Inties the property opal these leases the clergy-
men Amid reethe as anion reet-ehargs. The he ad.
nand we •my deeirableas le mobs, but is carrying
Soot they wen booed to essaidiew or other thn
are shield be ea Waal during the years through
meant the income wield be entirely eeeposidad by the pro-
em of this bin. H. wished for souse emplisseeise as to
the mammy Im widish this dinkulty was to be set
Ae of LONDON thht it very &AMA' that
the bin shield be postponed till.y got se espkestiee of
the emit inset ni the dams Minder:ea
She thud reeding wee postpone' tall Irriday.
PABRENOZZS (AUSTRALIAN COLONIES) BILL
Sin bin was read • shard Slaw sad Pima
NARRIAORS VALIDITY BILL
. .

This bill 1;;W rwd atirdias•,a;si
COMMON LAW COURTS (IRELAND).
The lfarquss of OLANLICA RUE, in nerving fora variety
of miens respecting tl• sextant of business cod the sala-
am of the memos law astute is Irsiand, said he astir'.
aPr:e•TyPIZTpr. t►e erotica, Lailatnecol=" had.
After a few words from the Lout CHANCELLOR, lb•
make was agreed to, sad their lordship adjourned at a
awertar-past sta.
HOUEII 01 0011110N11.—TcapiDAy, MAT 14.
Sraama took the chair shortly before font o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.

The follewiag bills were read•thisd tune and :
Clbaildre Midkad Railway ; Treat, Alialbotrduld
Gelarley Railway ; and Wycombe Railway (extenaiona),
Rik

The following bills were ordered to be considered :- Cork
and Youghol Railway : Midlend Railway (Oa/Ay and Ilkley
nalowaloa) end North kastern Railway Isatesisoe to Otley,
Bills.

i'HIC JAMAICA INCUMBERED MATES ACT.
Mr. HANK EY asked the Uader•sseretary of State for
Ow Colanes whether her Majesty's assent bad hese gives
to the Januics locumbered Emden Act ; sad if so, when
the pretilernatioe would he made, is samarium:* with the
of the West fedi* latumbered rotates Act of

Mr. C. FORTVICEUI said the Rows would he advised to
Ora aeeeat to the Jamaica locumhered &totes Act, which
mould bring into operation in the West lodise the West
India lecumberral &items Court, awl the neemeary Order
L Council would he Waned without delay. (Bow, keard
NIL BABB %GE AND THE STREET MUSICIANS.
lard PERMOY asked the Secretary of Mato for the Boer
Department whether his attention had been called to the
ease of Babbage against John Morey, Jelin Wens, Adam
Clonstrman, and Jacob Fey, decided at the Merylebotee
?dim-soar' on the Mod day of May, an reported in the news-
papers, on which occasion Mr. Mansfield, the Keating ma-
pats* indicted the heaviest penalty, viz., 40s. or one
iissaes bn • moot upon the defim&nts, notwithetsed-
bs the nee a three respectable boemebohleirs that they
MOM to play upon the .rut request to do no, and whether
he weal order so inquiry Into the ground* upon which so
we • miasma was passed, ootwithstauding the evidence
pass is exculpation of the defendants.
Mr 0. C. LEWIS said, in carisequenor of • medidlini
Eis bit bands by his table fraud the member ler
hlers. be addromed a letter of inquiry to the ones-
sad reeeived • full report of the fasts of the is...
The dellise Nord epos the depautions of Mr. Bishbage,
seppered by two or thros sad the ease ws•
dearly peeved by Voir . Oa the other bawd. Maws
was • sent lay three to +rob redraw
hid he. wade, sad that error t appeared to bre hew
ithiweilied by the resistrie. The ere wee adirely sue
ler the driers at the wriglehabs epee his view el the ear-
wear redibdity el the wilearr awl r be bad led be
supertaity el swift sad hearer then give soirees be
did actconceiveorb* la 'rho any aware to revise
OM &Mews, and Orrefors be did set feel disposed to in-
terfere with the mac ..hear, hear.)
Lord FERSIOY asked the right boa. gentleman if he
inlaid tar the rat las the tabled the bare.
Mr 0. t. LEWIS mid that reports rade to him by judges
and arristrets• were naive ally connidcred to la coati.
astir sad aot repots of • sort which could be last upon
the table. He hadalready Mated the poeral effect of the
supra. (Hear, bear.)
INDIGO PLANTERS OP INDIA.
Br. VAXISMULT err the of State for
ladis whether a deputation (4 the Wisepleatere had ma
tosaily rata upon the Ouromor-Oeueral ; and if so,
vAarbar wry sod what orders ware boned, in cowequeues of
their rerosestatior by the llovertn.releneral ; awl
wbetbier be had any objection to produce copies of theme
elders. and dry other oorreeposultom and paper. on the
gart. WOOD rid it was quite true that a deputation
bad waited epee the Oireeraor-Oeueral. awl he 'believe]
that to conseineneotheneed special cointnistioners had been
=sad to p Wino* the district.. All the papers
km laid opus the ride of tits, house. (Beer.)
PORTAL COMMUNICATION WITH CHINA.
Mr. LILLIE malted the Chancellor of the Exchequer
whether it wee the intentiot el the primmest to with.
Lm Min rest-office communication with Chins, which now
west ere • fortnight, before the troops had withdrawn
frees

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said the bet-
ter wag would be far the boa. gentleman to move for all
ra cernepontlees• upon the subject. The question ad.
Awned to Yr pawasseant was in refereom to the tote.id
find whether the fortnightly roonouniontios likely to I,
eta as Doe he could not at present state. The
oseenont bed not adopted that it would he desirable or
rassissry to contiane the double nioathly sablidy, damply
on tho ironed of the oneapatioa of Tientsin.
MARRIAGE LAW (INELAND).

Sir H. -fOri46l‘;* comealttee
ta mgaire into the law at mambo to blind, said,
sae object of inquiry woad be whether the armee
miens cow mad* to the gesebytitriaas could eel be ex.
bladed to other dissenting- bodies. They might dm No
whether more publicity miOt sot be secured, and aim whether
ram diens might not be made in the mode of appointing
W 4rital licenser, so as that ha should riot bold die aloe
tamely at the will of the lord-lientenast. He wished mow
to soy • word with regard to Roman catholic marriages.
Ito petition of Roma catholic" with regard to their mar.
views wee somewhat peculiar. to 00111411 respects the) had
water Scenes than the other dissenting bodies, whilst is
Ahem they laboured under greater disabilities. The house
was awe" that by the common law of the roiled Kingdom
gay man in holy orders might celebrate a valid marriage at
eery time. in anyplace, and in soy way. That waste my, when
bath the parties were Roman catholic', and subject of course
to the Interval regulations of the Roman catholic church.
116.• prim. might Iht his hour mid Owe, sad Deed net have
bud say sistioe, hums, witseesso, or register ; nor was he
=to mobs say reseed of what he had doe" That wee
eerie tie Weisel regulataccie the Romeo INIUMaile