The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-29 00:00:00

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAY, JIM 29. 8 A.Y.

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... 141

B. T.IV I W. .Ite',.----"--s, W. R. I, to
1,. 121 F.l D. 9. 1866. I 1886. 1887. I 1868.
Nairn 130.39 r.56'153. E.N.E. 1 I W.N.W e- 1
Aberdeen . .90.40 r'54151 N.E. 1 8,14. E. bo - Rock on hand this day..oeaks 31,637 27,438 16,341 20,438
Leith • 190.41132'57 N.W. 2 E. b- - Delivery last week
Shields 130.41 1:5:0,62 E. 2 E.N.E. cb - 2 Ditto from let June
Rearboro' ... - ;66'54 B. 1 8. b- 2 Arrival last week 2,398 408 900 2,013
Yarmouth.. 90.36 1 58154 N.N.E. 3 N.N.E. oo - 3 Ditto from let June
Helder
- ID-_-_ - : : - Price Y.C. on Bpot this day ...lel 9 145 0 44 9 146
Ditto Trom last Friday
Nkuddma _149 0 46 6 45 9 143 9
Valentin 3031r 66 58, N. 2 3 N.W. cb - I Arrival for the week aiding Nth July last year, 136 tasks,
Cape Clear, 30.33 f *DIU; N.W. •1 2 N.E. c - I and delivery, 1,297 casks. The arrival last week comprieed 2,013
Roche's Pt 30.41 ii 6289 W.N.W 1 2. N.N.W. b - I tasks from Australia.
Holyhead - -
Liverp00l - I itrnaOIIOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
Ardressan 30.411,6&661 N.W. • 2 2 W. b - 1
Oreeneastle. 3043r:6655 e. W. 11 1 N. e- - (THIS DAY.)
Piusanos - 2 The number of beasts is larger than on Monday
PI 00th - I last, and the demand smaller. Prices are lower,
Weymouth . - 1-1-. - .- - - -- - and a clearance cannot be effected. Sheep
rortmn°4th 36.38133,64' E.N.E. '4 4 B.E. 4 '' 3 are also more plentiful, and a very slow trade
London 30.%169 671 PL 14 6 N."-be - - for them. Several lots remain unsold, notwith-
C. eyrie Nez..30.30&37521 N. i 7 7 N. o - 4
Brest 190.31 1'84'159 E.N.E. 3 3 E.N.E. b- 1 standing a disposition to take lower rates. Lambs and
Lorient 130.20 r,61361 K ,5 5 E. b- 2 calves are selling at lower prices. Our foreign supply
Rochefort 30.10 r!t10,61 N.E. !5 5 N.E. b - I consists of 940 beasts, 4,450 sheep, 35.5 calves, and 95
Biarritz 130.05 170 70 W. . 7 7 W. f - 3 pigs. From Scotland there are 38 beast; Norfolk and
"um` - 1-:- - '- - - --- - Suffolk, 950 ; and 2,072 from the midland and home
Brussels ties.
Per stone of 8110 a. d. a. 6. I Per stone of fillip • .1 a. d.
I.yona - - - - - Best Scots, Beret& .48 5 0 I Best Dusk Hf.bs Ed 484 10
Best Short-horns .. 4 6 4 8 Best Long-wools 0 0 0 0
Toulon ZI-.86 Y 77-17- -B. ;3 3- --E. --c
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Brart'sfon 30.06 1 38117 N.N.F.' 1 1 N. NE. b - 2 Seeand quell Beasts 28 3 1 Do. do. Shorn 44 4 6
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Barometer corrected and reduced to 32 deg. at sea level. The Pigs 3O 4 0 Do. do. Morn 34 4 0
letters r (rising), f g felling), • (steady), indicate direction of motion Bart Dusk Illf-breds 0 0 0 0 Lambs 6 0 6 0
of the me remy within last 14 horns. Thtrutometur exposed in Ika.is at market, 3,930 ; sheep and lambs, 29,010; calves, 375;
......., 4,....—.. 05..... with its diroction during last 24 home. Pig., Ito.

B. IT.Ib I W.

Barometer eorrected and reduced to 82 deg. at sea level. The
lettere r (rising), f (falling), a (steady), indicate direction of motion
of the mercury within teat 14 bouts. Therrnometm exposed in
bade. k.. Creme force with its direction during last 24 hours.
Z.--calm. Weather: b.—blue sky; c.—eloude (detached) ;
f.— fog ; h.—lutil ; l.—lightning; m.—misty (boxy); a —overcast
(dull) ; r.—rain; s.—snow; t.—thunder. Rain-fall, mow or hail
(melted), during last 24 boom. See disturbance.
REMARKS.
Since Saturday barometrical pressure has increased about three-
tenths of un inch on our northern eousts. At station. in the east
and south there wits a diminution yesterday, but this has been inn-
ers...led by an increase to-day on oar treats. In the south of
linnets readings lure elwreused steadily, and that atToulon is more
than ir6 inches below that at Vulentia. Temperature, idler in-
et casing in the south yesterday, furs again diminished. The most
ynevalent winds during. yesterday were from the northward; but
this morning they have drawn more easterly on our eastern and
lannt I toasts. Their funs, is naslerate. but staurwhat
eloudy wiather has been and its still prevalent.

SEVENTEEN FIRES IX LoNDON.—Captuin Shaw,
the chief of the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, reports that
during the last forty-eight hours the firemen had been
culled to render assistance at not fewer than
seventeen fires that had occurred iu different parts
of London. The most serious one took place in the
lxewery belonging to Mr. J. Turner and Sons,
Heneage-street, Brick-lane, Whitechapel. The flames
originated in the lofts over the stables, which were
40 feet long., and from this spot the fire extended to the
brewery, Gi feet lumg, 2.3 feet wide, and two floors high.
The fire could nut be extinguished until the provender
stows were burnt out, and about one-third of the brewery
destroyed.
"Arleta" of the Past says that the counsel re-
tained for John Day are Mr. Henry James, Serjoant
Ballantine, 01141 Mr. Coleridge ; while the Attorney-
General, in racing parlance, " gets up- for Admiral
Roos. It is generally expected that if the trial takes
glare noun• interesting revelations may be made, and
notch good done to the purity of the Tul-f. The action
cannot be tried until February or March next.

BOROITGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report the trade quiet,
consumers purchasing only in small quantities to supply
immediate requirements, prices showing
_a downward
tendency. The accounts from parts of Mid-Kent this
morning are far from favourable, rain being very much
needed, especially in the young grounds.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla End Hatton, 18s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton Lyons,
Ids. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16a.; Walls End
Hartlepool, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Original Hartleool,
18s. 6d. ; Walls End Gostorth, 16e. 6d. ; Walls End
Tunstall, 14s. 9d.: Branoepeth Cannel, 18s. 6d.;
Willis Eud South Hatton, l 8.; Braddylls, 16s. 9d.;
Trimdon Thornley, 16e. 6d. ; Haswell, 18s. 6d. ; Kelloe,
Its.; Teed, 178. 9d.--Ships at market, 103; at sea, 14.

TIIEEAsTEaN FirmErar.s. —The mackerel fishery
has been prosecuted with increased success off tho eastern
coast during the past week. Prices have ranged from
10s. 6d. to 18s. per 120. The deliveries at Lowestoft have
also increased. The supply of trawled fish is limited, and
there has beta bat little doing in midsummer herrings.

Mr. Johnston, of Ballykllbeg, devoted, it seems,
hie hours of prison life to the production of a tractate,
bearing the pathetic title, "Two months in Cisol." It
details, we are told, a full account of his "entrance,
houghts of prison life, prison fare, and prison duties on
to his restoration to his family." - .

•
SINGULAR CASE OF DROWNING.--011 Satur-
day afternoon Mr. Richard Maddocks, a butcher in an
extensive way of business at Litchchurch, Derby, on
his return to that town from Barrow-on-Trent, about
four o'clock in the afternoon, called at Swarkestone
hin, awl whilst there he got into his cart and drove
his horse and cart into the river Trent for the Rurpose of
giving it some water. One of Sir J. IL Crews s keepers
stood on the bridge, and shouted to Mr. Maddocks not to
go any further in the stream, but his caution came too
late, fur all at once horse, cart, and Mr. Maddocks sud-
denly disappeared under the water. Several gentlemen who
were fishing in the neighbourhood, who bad witnessed the
accident, at once jumped into the river to render assist-
ance, but the part where Mr. Maddox and the horse were
drowning being 20 and 30 feet deep, their efforts wore
of co avail, excett to recover the lifeless body.
The prices of Iforniman's Teas are greatly re-
dared; their well-known superiority has Mtn/Red a host of
imitations; therefore zwehat all Genuine Packets are
="Rornintaa and Ow, Ler d e, Origin" Da of the
Yore Tea." SO eonfootlosers 111 fa Larks. obrable In
the Prorinose—Eholvartiontani]