The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-18 00:00:00

MINCING.LANIL-THIS DAY.

The public sales declared for to-morrow consist of—
Saw : 300 bbds. West India, 950 bags Mauritius, and 500
bags Banana. Coffee: 300 casks and 1,000 tugs plantation
Ceyloa. Cocoa: 500 bags Trinidad. Rice: 1,500 bags
Bengal.
The private contract markets haws a Ann appearance to-
askow.—A large amount of busineis has been done lino*
Friday, chie6y in Demerara, at 20. 6d. proof. •
SALTPSTILB.—WiI most guns this article from 6d. to 11.
dearer, although there has not been a large businem done.
Corrow.—Tne demand continues very limited.
Ittce continuos to ow a flint appearance. with a fait

On.a7—Soal, pale, 521. to 631 ; yellow, 491. to 601.;
brown, 481. ; sperm body, 1311 to 1331. ; boadinattor, 11W. ;
cod, 461. to 461. 10s.; South See, pale, 481.. ; Olive. Gallipoli,
641. 10s. to 651. ; Spanish and Sicily, 621 to 631. ; cocoa
nut, 41s. to 425. ed. polo, 391 6d. to 40. 6d. ; linseed,
394. 6d.; rape, pale, 67,. ; brown, Us. to 645. 6d.

DAY.
The tallow market is dull at the enacted quotations, with
but little business doing, vie. : —Town tallow, 495. nett
sash; Petenbarg Y. C. on the spot, 62.. ; June, 618. 6d.
to 61e. 9d. ; October to Deo., 635. 64. to 635. 9d.
PanTlC9Latts OP TALLOW.

TALLOW

Itookas baud Casks.
Delivery last womb
Do.lresa lit Juno
Assivallast week .....

24.100
1,242
2,109
1,601

34,414
1,070
26433
137

Do. from lot June
Pyles T. C. par aut. ..

475. d.
49. sd.

931
64a. W.
91.

46,917
1,616

..---
3,203
797
1,403
SU Ocl.
52. O.

Arrival for the week ending June 26, lest year, 864
auks, sad delivery, 1,083 casks. The arrival last weak
comprised 5 casks from Au.tralia, 50.5 Avail South Amadeu,
and 19; from mhos places. Total, 797 cub.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
TIM DAY.

The number of beast; is small and the demand consider-
able, conssqusntly prices have advanced. The supply of
sheep is also shorter, and they are quickly disposed of at our
quotations. Trade for lambs is by no means active, but the
activity of other things causes them to maintain late rates.
Calves are much d . From Germany and Holland there
an 468 bouts, 1,440 sheep, and 163 calves; Spain, 620
sheep ; SceUand, 600 beasts ; and 2,000 from Norfolk and
Suffolk.
ter ems ot tebs. a 4.4. I. • Per done of Ilto. 4. d. I. 4.
FMK Horofoido.. 410 6 2 Bat DM. a lit.-gds. 68 6 2 6 4
mug „ 4 8 410 isess Loci-wool
Ilsoosd Ovalttl Hero.. 38 4 4 Do. do. Moro 4lO 6 2
alra 4 8 6 8 limo owl mood Alit! 0 0 0
4 0 6 0 Do. do. ream. 4 0 4 6
Bat boo & Hall-bre& 0 0 0 0 I Lembo
814., as marts, 3,711+; &alp orollmok, 22,010; Wm. 214; 6444
610.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Snmth report that the demand fee
Lew begs and line yearlings contanass Mandy, with seemly
ay on hand.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Holyere.l, 18s. 6tl. ; Bleu Nam, 19s. 3d ; Howard's West
Hartley Netherton, 189.; Webs Bad Huston, 20s. 6d.;
Walls Bad Henan, 20s. 6d. Wal's Bud Stewart'e, 6d;
Walls Bad Tees, 20.. 6(1-121 fresh 'hi. • at market.

SAMARITAN FREE HOSPITAL.—The second Mini.
vinery festival of the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women
and Children, situate at 27, Orchard-street, Portman-• qua.,
was given on Friday at the London T , under the pre-
sidenc of the Lord Mayor, Sheriff Sir Coulee D. Croaley,
Mr. H Ball, M.P., Mr. H. Brown, Mr. Barnard, and
other gentlemen. The Sainantan Free Hospital was este-
blisheil in 1847, for the treatment of the dime.' of women
end children, and for the reception. as in patients, of poor
and dettatute females suffering from diseases peculiar
is their sex. They ate admitted without letter,
the only pogo,- being sickness and poverty.
Upwards of 62,000 hive been thus relieved ; and
last year more than 7,000 patients were attended at the
hospital. To embrace all that is required by the particular
objects of the institutios, it is divided into genre! depart-
ments An hospital for the etc rice of poor women
afflicted with cifseases incidental to their sex. 2. An out-
door department, to: the medical and surgical attendance
of women and children in all camps of disease. 3. A ma-
ternity department, for the attendance, at Heir awn homes,
of poor married women during their confinement 4. A
samaritan fend, from which loans of baby-linen, bandages,
dm., are granted, and arrowroot, cocoa, and other com-
forts supplied to the trul• nelitsiilolll. The Lord Mayor,
after disposing of the usual loyal and patriotic toa.ts, pro-
paled the " Society," and mule a forcible appeal on behalf
of its objects, which was responded to by a subscription
of 2501.
FATAL ACCIDENT ;IN TEE ClTY.—Between eight
and nine o'clock on Saturday morairg the whole of the
ornamental stone cornice of the newly-erected Manchester
warehouse of Messrs. Hunt and Co., of Wood street,
Cheapside, gave way, and fell with a tremendous crash into
the street, destroying the greater part of the enormous
sceffoloing, aad sizia.hieg in the fronts of the opposite
werehoules. A man named Thomas, who was unloading a
cart ia front of the building, was crashed to death. Many
of the stones composing the cornice were the largest that
could be promised. The force with which they fell broke in
the 'ewer under the carriage road, and did a vast deal of
damage. Fortunately no persons happened to be passing at
the time, neither were the workmen on the premises.
FATAL ACCIDENT TO Ma. GEORON CA/RZON.—VPs
regret to state that Mr. George Carson, heir presiimptive to
the Barclay of Scarsdale, and cousin of the Earl Howe, met
with an accident is Hyde-park on Saturday, which has ter-
minated fatally. The naturtanst• gentleman was riding in
Hyde-park on Saturday evening, just before 6 o'clock, and
when midway between Maley House and Stanhope-gate, in
endeavouring to pass by two carriages, his hurts became
restive, and three him os the edge of Div footway. Mr.
Curzon fill on his head, which it is beJaved, from the
very serious injuries he received, must have come in
contact with the kerb-atone. He was immediately eon-
veyed to St. George's Hospital; and Mr. Below, tbe
house surgeon, on perceiving the extent of the iciuries sus-
tained, called in the aid of Mr. C. Hawkias Oa that gentle-
man seeing the patient, belmenediately pronounced the can
a hopeless one. Ati legreph message was then (*melded
to Derbyshire, apprising Mrs. A. Cason, mother of the
deceased, of the accident, and she arrived in London early
yesterday morning, and reached the hospital about an hoar
and a half before the dissolution of her son, and, with the
Countess Howe, was present at his death, which took plates
a quarter past seven cm. The Earl Howe had been by
brother of
the bedside of his cousin during the greater part of the
night. The deceased George Nathaniel Carson was eldest
"nleirdof h October, 1826. His
remains have been removed to his lodgings inSouth Audley-
s ladatele,Hoann.diuswaultewv.rtlirsd Corson,

strait.
TOPOL.—The Semaphore de
DIVERSIONS AT SIBAS
Moreeilks cantinas tbe fullowing anecdote ham Sebastopol :
Some days ego a party of oaken 01 the Raman gerrieoe,
wishing to avail themselves of • few hours' leisure, sent a
band of wade toe CDSTIDIDB Ogil, surrounded by Abe planta-
tions, at the bead of a small bey at Me bottom of the bar-
boor. From the French hatteriee, by the aid of a good spy-
glass, we coold see • party of elegantly dressed ladies and
their partners gaily day clog on the lawn before the henna
The netoral politeness of the French towards the fair ass.
asd their . Isamu love for the emus. ment in which the
Akers and their fair friends were engaged, mat's them •
lath to disterb them. Our artillerymen, however, thought
that it would be fast es well to remind them that a porosit-
ies from 45 Peen& for thew fate superseded any autho-
i
riestion i aOgIIDO Ogee Seeks* or from the Ramo:
AlexanderWWll, and is order, to do so a stall was put is
a morterl i d aimed with such,precialeallra t it fell jail is
front of the beam. No other was fired, sad for the re-
mainder of the day the party enjoyed ttuanealvea to their
yell-beat In the evening, bowers?, the champagne began
to predate es natural effect, and the laneli Imre up seek
tame that so slo
one could p. lt was useumery to put ea
end to the disturbance, aad another Iron eseassager was
placed in a mortar, and careful aim being takes wm
drepps, just in this middle of the gram plot. The warning
woo soma, es the party lied right sad loft. No cem wss
hut, bets es they say dearly that we would so lower 1111
I assozei by their mist lii pal' bnk• sp."