The Express.
London, England, 1857-06-03 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS:

MARK.LANE.-THII3 DAY.
The few parcels of EngFM wheat at market this moning
me taken al slowly at the ratted Hooday Wt. The foreign
anna of wheat have been large, at the were lime holders
are wary arm, end a moderate smant of Mims was doss
Ba mien. Flour undriultir dung&
non.at v. eriTAI, -bd. . recei;ed this week, chiefly
Rume The nude beiveng ham of dock, • good We was
ci=at Honday's quotations.
e2d pm arm.
*MUM INTO LONDON MOW .117 ES t TO allifili
Perna saws& Lida •
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KINCING-LANE.-THIB DAY.
Stoats-The largo public MN en =Mg, but as
they will not conclude until late, Mir is M. prevent
uncertent-
Corrsm-Sales continue to be Mind, but the market
weans arst appearence.
Tra.--Common Comm remains quoted at la. o]d., and
the tow of the market retains its reosntimpromsent.
Rico continues in good demand at full pnoes
8,t00.-611 boxes were offered end bought In at 245. to
2.fe.
Aanowneot.-24 half barrels Bermuda, partly told at
2a. to 2a. id., being dower.
eriess.---Fimento sold steadily, chiefly at 41d. to did.;
mace..o superior quality, st la. 10d. to le. 11d.; nutmegs at
la. ed to as. Ild.; and Jemelear ginger at SI. to 8.1. 10s.
BON sr.-8 packages of Jainake realised 46e. to GU.
WAX iS ONTO!, end 2ac=a of Jimmies met a good do.
mond in Wok sale, at the advanced alas of
St 175. 6a. to 91. 24. 66.
Haar.-A firmer feeling is olsranshla in the market for
Rumian drecriptioss, and holders gerrally ere ladiapoted to
all at present ratan
Cormr.-The wiles are 700 biles.
Stmt.-The unfavourable advice@ resnotiog tha Et
crops have °maimed more activity talks dear* st lanes
prices. China of good quality being In Ilmitsd= tka
, prices of Tsatlee and Tarearn are to be
One.-The market generally Is =6:16 ;eosins rates.
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TALLOW idARKET.-THUI DAY.
The market I. firm. Town Wow is quoted 675. sett
cash ; Palembang Y.C. ea thesiprmuw6Bs. 66. to 69e.
June, 56e. 6d. to 595.; July to , 57e. ed. W 58.. ;
October to December, 575.
'BOROUGH HOP MARILET.-THIS DAY.
Mama. Patterolen and Smith mat that the letters
reeeived this morning speak of a great incresee of 6y geme.
rally throughout the hop plantations since Mondaylast, tad
the market Ia very firm. Duty, 130,0001. to 136,000 f.
COAL MARKET.-THIB DAY.
Wylans, les.; Eden Main, lee. ; Beholds Hartley, les. -
Tanfield Moor, 14a. • Hartlepool, lee. 9d.; Wells End Rid.:
dell, 14s. 3d. • liellOs, lee.; Walls End Ruseell's Henan,
15s. 9d. ; Willis End Heepler,Grange, 16s. ed ; Was End
Haswell, 17.. id.: Walls End Hettoo, 17s 3d. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Tem, 17s. 3d ; Weikel' a
Primrose, lb.-31 ship at market.

CARRIAGE PEOPLE.—Buffon does not mention
this peculiar family of the human We; and it appears to
have escaped the attention of Curter. The nion peeves
the incompleteness of these two great naturalist.' researches.
Nor is it essay accounted for, Itl2ol the family in question
evidently plays an important part in the scheme of natal%
Carriage people are, it would appear, the highest devetop-
ment, the mast perfect samples, of that wonder—maa. They
differ ementially from the common bun= type ; for, wherein
the oidiniu7 vulgar home progresses by advancing one foot
before the other—these curious people proceed by means of
springs and rotating feet, which they can renew at pleasure,
so a crab grows a new claw when deprived of the first. Their
some-
times highly polished like the wing of a June fly, or some-
times yellow sa the lighter ban of • wanes belly, prevent, on
near inspertion, strange epols upon them, that in some indi-
viduals of the family take the form of lions upon their hind
legs ; and in other., of hands grasping daggers. They art
generally to be met with in the mm
two ord=l7
developruenta of the genus homotussely apperning be-
fore and one behind them. For them estates,— which ag-
r to be neceseary to their extraordinaryprogress they
seem to have a profound contempt. They are, to a.
curious family, which the naturalist cannot contemplate
without awe, and which he must endeavour to class with a
hesitating haod.—Destlio Ihritgolity Magazine for June.
THE SCOTTTSIt Moort.—The ses-pink snd the
rock saxifrage were misting the rugged rocks gay, the blue-
' belt was niAding on the moor, and telly hAa net died, as
she had foolishly fancied she should; she bad learned to
wander cut along the shire or over the trackless moor for
hours and hours, and return footsore and eshatuited ; she
who had been accustomed only to the High-street of Edin-
burgh, its tall houses with their occasional armorial bearings,
its convenient hucksters shops, their irregular line inter
by the straight closes, its traffic and gamin or to the
forsaken royal palace, the cowslips of the Kinees park,
which Jeannie Deans might have palled, the guardian lion
of Arthur's Seat on a runny May morning, with the glitter-
ing Forth and distant Leith—itslittle forest of masts at its
feet; or farther still, green Incbkeith, and Mue, misty Ber-
wick-Law,could now watch the red sunset burnishing miles
on miles of waving heather, end the fall moon
shove the tentless tide ; listen to the cart in the storg=
the ripple in the calm, to the cry of the gull and the 'eh-re
of the moor cock ; pull wild thyme, and pick up Purßle-
tinted shells and perforated stones; and watch shyly her
holy cotter servants cutting gnats and tying up fiat, catch-
anatchte of their rude border lore otreld and forav under
d, ughtv liorces, who ve.we steel-cap and bresatplate for
powdered wig and oamhric oravat.—Murer's Margass fee
June.