The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-15 00:00:00

LEEDS CORN MARRET.--(THIS DAY.)
(ay TZLEGRAPIL)

(molt onis OWN 00111IPONDINT.)
Wheat held for 2*. advance, but business not large;
barley la. dearer.

CORK BUTTER AIAREET.—(7IIIB DAY.)
(BT TZIIGZAPH.)
(TROY OUR OWN CONINIWONDINT.)
Ordinaryi 1395., 2.N 1., 118 a., 1095., 100.. ; 810
firkins. lald cured, no change ; 40 firkins.

lEINCING-LANR.-(THIS DAT.)
5170.1. M. —The market has opened quietly at about last
week's currency. The private sales include 2.000 bags
Mimed Manilla at 295. 6d. ; 2,000 bags ditto at 30e. 6d
and 1,000 bags grainy Mauritius at 345. &L to 36.. 6d.;
Reined quiet, but without change in price..
Corm—For good qualities of plantation Ceylon there
ia • good inquiry at fully last week's currency ; native alms
sold at steady rides, including good ordinary at 50s.
Tze.—The market privately continuer quiet. The par-
cel, in public sale .iffered without reaarve are selling at
about the previous value.
Rm.—The market continues very firm ; SO pumi. of
Berbice sold at la. 111 d.
Rim—About 3,000 bags of small to middling white
Bengal sold at 90. lid. to 9s. 101 d.
Baverrrsa—The market has become quiet.
COMM.—The demand continuat dull and prices rule in
buyers' favour.

TALLOW MAIIKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market is Oat. Town tallow 48a. 9d.; Teton-
burg Y.C. en the spot, 60s. 6d. ; Ilsosaber, 60s. 34.;
January, 61s. ; Marok 61s. 6d.

faiITHIPIRLD HAY HAMM --(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Charles James Easton reports hada slow at lost
is '. prices. Prisms clover, from 110 s. to 1165.;
ditto, Um to 100 s. ; prime by. 106 s. to 1165..
bawler ditto, 86s. to 96e. ; straw, 265. to 340.

The Moniker announces that the sohetener,
Lanett., of the Prench navy, has arrived% the Bid Bea,
after panting through the whole lasgfh of the Seas Canal.
Mr. Quiver, treasurer of the privy-lane Theatre,
takes his annual been% to-morrow, whoa Borrowed
Plower, Inv o' Begat and a new grand ballet entitled
Bede, will bepremmted. Mdlle. Toarneur, MiesOnevenor,
Mr. C. Lauri, assisted by a numerous corps and 200 as-
sistants, will appear in the ballet.
The RE-M.2(710N OF TDB ATTORNEY-GENERAL.
—The return of Sir Robert Collier, who has sat for Ply-
mouth since July, ilia, will not be opposed.
Tun WRECK OF THE GOSSAIIIIR.—A ooroneee
inquest upon the eight bodies recovered was held yester-
day. The coroner made some strong remarks against the
pilot, whom the police took in charue. The coroner after-
wants adjourned the inquest until Thursday, when addi-
tional evidence will be forthcoming.
A RAILWAY TRAIN ATTACKED BY BRIGANDS.—
The following is from the Frew of Vienna :—" A telegram
j net wired announces that the vareeneer train from Neth
to Pluto' rat. off the rails near ktest.ellt. awing ci part of
the bno having been torn lip. The locomotive and three
"Iniabnin.gliaaisge:de,pcwwwitieroreiritarltlintirktawtahwoasdohadavnittacketherein.ub‘ybani atis,""ntrou
dmngt:bandi"Whil.zif
order to rib the pineengers. The latter, however,
deft tided thenuelves and used their pidols; shots were
exchanged, and ultimately the assailants were driven off.
The watchman and his family were found bound in their
dwelling. As far as is known. no one has been injured."
OrTw.tult INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS or Nov. 2S min DEC. l4.—Stres, Dm. 15.—The
Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Golconda
left for Bombay at 4 p.m., and the Mongolia, for Cal-
cutta, at 10p.m.
PLYMOUTII, Erte7lll.—The Weat Indian mail
steamer Shannon left hen at noon to-day for Sentient,.
ton. the weather having .dented.