The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-14 00:00:00

MINCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY.

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SCOAIL—TLIs article has been dull and depressed dung
the week, and but little business done, yet a decline of lc 6d.
has been established. The relined market must also be con-
sidered Is. lower.
Corres.—Plantation Ceylon has been rather dull of sal*
this week, and a slight decline has been submitted to in the
public sales. Large parcels of sea damaged Costa Rica have
gold freely.
Tea.—Prices have been unaltered. but the information
received to-day of the report that the deficiency in the quan-
tity shipped hem China to the United Kingdom (to date) is
less by '2‘,600,000 lbe. than last year has made holders firm.
Rtes.—We had but a limited business done this week, bat
prices have not ehewn any important decline.
RTE.—Helder, have accepted rather lower prices, and the
trade hays bought more freely.
Settees-Rt.—This article her been on large demand, and
an advance of 2s. has been fully established, but it is difficult
to give exact quotations.
COTTON:A fair amount of business done during the week
at full prices.
SPICES remain steady.
NITRATE or SODA has been in improved demand, and
now quoted 21s. on the spot, and 20s. has been paid for
arrived.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY.
The market is firm to-day. Subjoined are the quotations,
wltiali exhibit a fresh advance. Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 644. 6d. to 651.• August, 63e. ; September, 65e. ;
October and December:6os.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a short supply of boasts, and mostly of in-
ferior quality. The trade is brisk for choice kinds at
fully Idenday.'s quotation.. Although the number of sheep
snd lambs is mailer' it is quite equal to the demand.
Trade to very dew, but prices are not much lower. Calves
are not selling so well as on Monday hat. From Germany
and Holland there are 250 beasts, 900 sheep, and 400 calves.
300 beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 113 milch
cows from the home ccomtles.
roe Mae of tna ad. a 4- Per none castes. a 4. a. 4.
11444 Scots. 1aw4(44514 Is 4 10 Beat Dm a 111-brala 811 0 0 0
Beat ebort.bonss. —44 4 0 Best LoagArail• ...... 4 410
&woad vollty bess44 30 4 0 Do. 64 nom.. —. 0 0 0
(Wm 344 4, area k wood unlit, 4 4 4
Tyr -. .. - 384 8 . Do. de. Awn ...... 0 0 •
&.t Da 17alf.hreds 4100 9 La .b 4. . . 6 6 0
Bum as mast, 863; 4104ep sad lawn. ..... ;.0110. $4.

HIDES.—THIS DAY.
LIADENTIALL.—The following are the
t.presantarotations :
641h5., 6d. to Md. 641b.721b5., d. t. Md. ;
721bn. ts 8014 k, Md. to 6d.; 801ba. to 8811 A., .to 614. ;
8816 e. b 96114., Md. is Md. lime hides, 108. to 12.. Caff
skins, light, 3s. to 6s. ; full, Be. Od.
BEIMONDAET.—Sheep skins, polled, 3s. to 45.; hall-
heeds, 2.. 6d. to 3a. ; Downs, Is. 2d. to 2.. 64; Lambs,
2s. 6d. to 4s. 3d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that hops Improve,
and the duty is at 130,0001. Market 'toady.
COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Wylant, 16e.; Holywell, 16e. • Morpeth West Hartley,
16a. 64.; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. •, Cheater Main, 16e. ; Walla
End Russell's Hatton, 17e. 6d.; Walla End Eraddyll's
Hatton, 17s. 6d. , Walls End Kelloe,
Is.; Trimelon
Hartlepool, 18s.; South Hartlepool, 18a.; Walla End
ton, 19s. 19s. , Walls End South Hatton, 19e. ; Walls End
Kepler Orange, 184 • Walls End Stewart's, 195.; Walla
End Tees, 195.-77 tthipe at marina.

RIOT AND BRUTAL OUTRAGE IN SHROPSHIRE.—
Last night week a most desperate and bloodthirsty struggle
talk place between some Inch and English labourers, at the
Fox and Duck Inn. Pave-lane. It appears that being the
waken week a dancing party, waa held at the above inn, when
about 11 o'clock in the evenng some Irishmen were drink-
ing in the kitchen, and one of them went into the ball room
and commenced quarrelling, whereupon he was ordered out.
He then went and fetched hie eonspenions, when they went
into Mr. Hancell'a bed room, end set about breaking the
bedsteads ant windows. They then placed a sickle round
Mancell's neck, and another round the neck of his daughter.
A general row then commenced. in which brutal violence was
used on both sidee, several having received deep flesh wounds,
and others were so severely beaten with sticks that their
bodies presented the appearance of one mess of blood. The
Irishmen, we believe, lied the worst of it, some of them not
being able to be removed from their beds. An inquiry will
be elect° in a fen days before the tuogietretes.—SArcusbery
Jostrtial.
A plot for the escape of all the galley slaves de.
blued in the bagnio of Genoa haa just been discovered. All
the turnkeys were to hove been simultaneously murdered.
The galley slaves are enraged, at the success of the late
conspiracy. They say Martini bad promised to set them at
liberty. Two of their compulione, who, a month ago, mur-
dered one of the turnkeys, were executed on the 7th. On
the sanie day anodize, of an Herculean stature, attempted
the life of two officers ; but he was overpowered, and. sent
on board the Malfatano to be tried and punished.POPULATION OF THE CITY OF BERLIN.—The
Zeit of Berlin has the following : " According to a statistical
account just published, the inhabitants of this capital have
increased since 1816 from 181,052 to 487,001, or more than
doubled; and the houses and apartments from 40.688 to
87,027. The pieces of land built on have only increased
from 6363 to 9,185. but the houses constructed have been
much larger end higher, .1.1 consequently have afforded
mere ammun,dation. In 1820 it was very difficult Gun the
inhabitant, to fled sufficient room, but gore that period less
inconvenience has been every year felt, although the tabs-
bitante have gone on increasing. Emits have. risen on elt
avenge since 1830 about oar 'third."