The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-27 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(Tillfi DAY.)
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(11011 ors OWN oomsermmingT.)
The Daudet is again quiet, and the males foot up about
4,000 or u,OOO bales.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
Owing to the races the markets have been very thinly
attended to day, and the business done in most articles is
unimportant.
flunan.—The market continues very quiet, and prices of
all kinds role in buyers' favour.
Corrur.—There is less activity in the demand for colony
kinds of Ceylon, and the paler sorts continue to all slowly.
TEA continues in limited request.
Bter.—A parcel of Bassein sold at 12s.
CorroN.—No sales are reported in this article, there
being no buyers unless at a further reduction.
COCIANTAL.—There is an active inquiry, chiefly specula-
tive, for Teneriffe, closing at Id. per lb. advance for silver,
and at a slight advance for black. The sales recently reach
to about 2,M0 bags; silver, at 3s. 3d. to 3s. Bd. ; black,
3s, 3d. to 4s. 3d.

TA LLOW MARILR'T.—(THI6 DAY. )
The market is quiet. Town tallow, 41a. 9d. ; Peters-
b Y.O. on the spot, 435. 3d.; June, 435. 3d.; Oct.
to December, 445. ; December. 445. 3d.
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs Pattenden and Smith report the market firm
and healthy for hops of all descriptions, with a bare supply
of fine samples.

The 04,1 says it is mot Sir Colman O'Leghlen'n
intention to persevere with his proposed motion wileasing
future Sovereigns of the realm from the declaration
against transubstantiation, the invocation of saint., and
other doctrines and practices of the Roman catholic
church.

We read in the Oirt:—" An unpleaalnt (mare-
timps, which might have been attended with oonsequences

more or less serious, occurred in the House of Commons
during the division on the second reading of Mr. Glad-
stone's Suspensory Bill. An English nobleman, holding
official position, was understood by the representative of
an important Irish constituency to apply to him an obser-
vation equally offensive and uncalled for. It was impos-
sible at the moment, from a combination of circumstances,
to resent the supposed insult. The following day, how-
ever, a correspondenoe peremptory in its character com-
menced. Mutual friends, also members of the Lower
House, interfered, and an explanation, eminently sails-
factory, at least to the aggrieved commoner, was brought
about."

In the CourtofaltiniCruptcy this day the case of
Peto, Bette, and Crampton was resumed, and Mr. Cramp-
tone was examined. The sitting was adjourned for exami-
nation and discharge to the 6th July.
A festival of parish choirs is to be celebrated at
Lyndhurst in the New Forest on the 18th proximo.

According to the Wiltshire papers the Earl of
Cavan has been preaching to large congregations in the
congregational chapels in Warminster.

The pearl fishery grounds recently discovered at
Western Australia extend along the coast for 1,000 miles.
Upwards of GO tour of pearl orders were fished up in
December last, sad sold for 100 f. per ton.
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The Puocotta star of April 28, says that during
the previous eight days thirty steamers had arrived at or
sailed from Panama or Colon, and that tor the future there
will be twenty-nine steamers to or from those ports
monthly. These 'Mainers trade direct with sixty different
ports.

The new number of the C"rrespondant contains
the tirst pert of an article by M. de Montalambert entitled
" L'lrlande et l'Autriche," treating of the question of
the disestablishment of the Church in Ireland. The
night of the 3rd of April last, when Mr. Gladstone's
resolutions were taken into consideration, deserves he
says, to be henceforth counted among the remarkable
dates of history. It recalls the memory of that other
night, more memorable still, now 80 years ago, when a
mortal blow wee given to the slave trade, which be
declares to be hardly less iniquitous than the establish.
meat in Ireland.

lrn~' .tNn CHINA MAILS.-111ES8INA, MAY 27.
The Nyanza passed liesaina at 9.30 a.m. to-day, at route
for Marseilles. MI well

LIVERPOOL, MAY 27.—The Inman steamer City
of Paris, which left New York a• the 23rd last. for this
port. brings 1,250,000 deist is specie.
....

GENERAL ORRIN AMOR. —The Archbiahop of
York has announoed his Intention of holding a general
Ordination in his cathedral on Sunday, the 7th of June,
being Trinity Sunday. On the same day ordinations will be
held by the Bishop of LondoiOn St. Paul's Cathedral. the
Bishop of Bath and Wells at Wells Cathedral,the Bishop of
Oxford at Cuddesden, the Bishop of Norwich at Norwich
Cathedral, the Bishop of Worcester at Worcester, the
Bishop of Ely at Ely, the Bishop of Peterborough at
Peterborough, and the Bishop of Chester at Chester.
The Bishops of St. David's Unooln, and Rocheeter will
hold ordinations in their respective dioceses on Sunday,
the 20th of September.

HOTEL ROIBEEILIEti. —Home further correspon-
, deuce has appeared with referent* to hotel robberies. Yr.
A. W. Bidduiph, writing from Arthur's Club, contends
that Isadlords do not take proper precautions to ascertain
the character of their customers, and insure the safety of
their guest'sproperty. It is tree that, according to his
' license, a lan_d is compelled to afford shaker to all
who solicit it, if it be in his power to do so; but
it is easy for a landlord to get an inkling of
the character of his customers, and magistrates would
justify him in disregarding the terms of his Booms if his
object were to maintain the reepectablity of hie bow. A.
to the protection of his customers property, the landlord
ought to employ detectives, who being aorinainted with
the most notorious of the light-Angered fraternity
would either give them a friendly warning not to
enter, or if they had obtained an entrance, woad keep an
eye on their movements. "J. &own." writing from the
Cavendish Club, recommends every traveller to " bolt" his
bedroom door ; or, in the abeam* of a Wt. to barricade it
with a portmiuueau, or some heavy arVole of furniture,
and to look under the bed, and examine any cupboard co
shower bath be may Alai is the ream !

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