The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-13 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Bate's Hartley, 14s. 6d. ; Budfle's West Hartley, 14s. ;
Cart's Hartley, 14.. ad.; Eden Main, 16s. 6d. • Hosting's
Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Wall. End Haswell, 175.; Walls End
Helton, 16s. 9J.; Walla Bad B.ewart's, 16e. 9d.; Walls
End Tees, 16e. 65.--ithips at market, 273.

MARK-LANE-THIS PAT.

The attendance of buyers M Mark lane this Morning wu
more than usually limited,even for •Wednesday,and the trans-
acting now consequently of • very unimportant character.
The little English Wheat at market met little alteration,
although offered at the rates of last market day, and foreign
was unaltered in value.

iiiiiL4i;ifs of foreign Oats are on the Increase, 10,660 qn.
baring come to hand this week, and although the sale was
not brisk, prices cannon be quoted lower.
Barley, Beans, and Peas without alteration.
AZIIII4IB INTO LONDON FROM 11th NAIL TO 13th MARCH.
Q 26. English. 80:4416 lAA. Foreiss.
ey ..
Whott „ .
1 4030
8ar1... 1730 3600
Oats 422.2300 I
Mean 1,446 sacks;

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market
continues firm at late prices.

The Judge Advocate General had an audience of
the Queen yesterday, and eahoiitied to her Majesty the pro-
ceedinsts of some courts martial.

A Committee for the Vegetable Kingdom of the
Commission for the Exhibition of 1831 met yesterday at the
New Fusee of Westminster. There were present Mr. P.
Pusey, M.P., Sir William Hooker, Professor Roil., Pro-
fessor Lindley, Professor Faraday, Professor Sony, aid
Mr. C. W. Dilke.—The Committee for Manufactures 'held a
meeting yesterday, which was attended by the Right Hon.
W. E. Gladstone, Mr. Apsley Pollatt, Mr. R. Mgr's*,
Mr. J. R. Herbert, Mr. H. J. Townsend, Mr. Jobson Smith,
and Mr. H. Cole.—The Committee for Machinery also met
yecterday.—Mr. Scott Russell sad Mr. Stafford Northooto,
the Joint Secretaries to the Commission, were in attend-
ance.

THE EXHIBITION OP MANUFACTURES AT BlR-
minottam,:after every charge incidental bit had been defrayed
out of the proceeds for admissions, left a sum of 1201. at the
disposal of the committee, which it was yesterday resolved
should be banded ever to the School of Design.
Mr. G. R. ROBINSON, the chairman of Lloyd's', is
said to have sent in his resignation of that offioe, on account
of ill-health, and Mr. Thomas Baring, at the request of the
committee, has consented to become his successor.
ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH BETWEEN FRANCE AND
RNOLAND.—The proposed submarine telegraph between
Dover and Calais, conceded to Messrs. Brett and Co. by the
French government, is approaching completion. The tower
for the battery, offices, and general works at Dover are nearly
erected, and the insulated wires are in a forward state of
progress, and are expected to be sunk stress the channel in
the course of the next month.
INDTPANDONT AUDIT OP RAILWAY ACCOUNT/.—The
committee of representatives of various railway companies
have Rosily agreed to the draft of this bill, which will soon
be published as an authorised document. The bill contains
very stringent powers for audit, and increases in many very
important particulars the general powers of the shareholders
in the election and dismissal of directors, the general consti-
tution of the boards, &c. An executive committee, con-
sisting of the following gentlemen, were appointed to cam
the hal through_parliamenti_namely— For London and North
Western, Mr. Bwart and Mr. James; South Western, Mr.
Baker; Eastern Counties, Mr. Martin; (heat Western, Mr.
Norris York, Newcastle, and Berwick, Mr. Douglas; Mid-
land, )&r. Pope; Lancashire and Yorkshire Mr. Mellor. A
deputation from this enmities waited on Lord Stanley, to
mama Mat to take charge of the bill.