The Express.
London, England, 1857-09-05 00:00:00

00.101.11801 AL AND MARZETS.

TALLOW MAR/MT.-THU DAY.

The market is quiet at the enneatelpeima :—Town tallow,
613. 6d. nett cash; Petenburg T.C. on the spot, 63e. ; Sep.
timber, 62e. 9d.; October to December, 00e. , January to
March, 60e.
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Mekut Awiaaoss :—Town Tallow, 64a.; fat by et%
M. 44&; Tallow Bodes, 64a. 6d.; waged staff, 46a. 6g.
roma diga, 265. 6d. ; Wiest graves, 175.; good dregs, 7a.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET (THIS DAY.).
Yr. E. J. Davis reports trade without imation., eaoso
for clover, which is in large supply, and rather lower. Primo
meadow bay, 88s. to Ms.; superior ditto, 80e. to 84e. ;
briar ditto, 66a. to 83e. ; rower, 60a. to 68e. ; clover, 90s.
to 106 s. ; wooed cat, 86s. to ; drew, 26.. to 30e.

COMM OARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of most kinds of fruit is del more than ion-
cleat for this dmnd. Kent Alberts manna to be foreithei
in great questeties, and prime f them an lower even them
they were last week. They range hem 20e. to 28s. r. 122
lbs. Barcelona ants fetch 22a. per bushel • New
and Brasile, 18s. ditto. Among vegetables are =ellt
bean and cauliflowers, the latter realising from 2s. 6d. to
3a. 6d. per down. Cucumbers are pketifal. amain anion
may new be had at from lc to U. ad. par dram Cat
flowers effleilat of orchids, Chinese prhaulsst gardenia,
heliotropes, geraniums, violates, mignonette, and roan

BOOK POSTAL REGULATION FOR VICTORIA AND
AsCZNBIO2e.--On the Ist of October next, and thenceforward,
the privileges of the colonial book poet will be extended to
book packets transmitted between the United Kingdom and
the colony of Victoria by_ packet, by way of Southampton,
and between the Unttedgdom and the Wand of Ascen-
sion by packet or by private ship. By command of the
Pedometer-General, Rowcann Hitt, Secretary. General
Port-office, Sept. 1867.
OUTWARD INDIA MAIL.—The Peninsular and
Oriental Company's steams ship Indus, Captain Evans, left
Southampton yesterday the East India and China mails,
110 passenger*, a fall ono, and 2,607 boxes of specie, of
the value of 697,22 W. Among the passenger. were the fol-
lowing officers for India Colonel Walpole Scott, Meior
nrset, Cept.in Whitabill, Captain Wheatcroft, Captain
ftawhee, Captain Sete, Lieutenant Cavanagh, Burgers
WCarthy, Captain Phillip, Captain Shakespear, Captain
Vincent, and Dr. Small. Among the passengers also were
some of the suite of the Nawab of Surat. The Nawah joins
the Indus at Malta, by of Marsailks, and will PrOolled
His to Bombay. H highness purposes alerting England again
in • twelvemonth's .He has had • long lawsuit with
the East India Company, whieh has cost a vast sum Of
money, and to carry on which was the object of the Nawab's
?kit to this country.
DEATH OF ARCHDEACON SPOONEIL—We have to
record the death of Archdeacon William Spooner, a Glom re-
lative of Mr. Richard Spooner, M.P. for North Warwick-
shire. The rev. gentleman was appointed to the archdea-
Nary of Coventry in 1827 and reengned it in 1861. He wee
80 yensof age. By Arzhclewon Spooner's death the notary
of Acle, Norfolk, worth 70W. a year, and Elmdon, War-
wickehire, worth 3001. a year, become recent. The rectory
at Acle lain the gift of Lard Calthorpe,
The directors of the Glasgow and South-Western
Railway Company, in their report just issued, state that the
revenue account for the half-year shows that, after &dna-
eon of all proper charges, there remains a disposable balance
al 81,3961. 18e. Of this balance the shareholders are MOM-
mended M appropriate 79,4091. in declaring a dividend ow
the several storks and shores of the company at the rate at
firs per cent. per annum—payable on Monday, the 21st cur-
rent, under deduction of 'ammo-tax—and the board propos,
that the balanre of 1,9571. 18e. shall be carried to the credit
of the current half-year.
Hrroperffi's Journal announces that the sth of
October Sas been definitively decided upon for launching the
GradeErn
Th Bristol Mercury announces that two fine
plants of the Agave dinaruana, or great American Aloe, an
sow in flower in the conservatories of R. 8. Redford, Esq.,
M.P., of Weston But. They are seventy years old.