The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-06 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MLREETIL
(THIS DAY.)
(IT ILICTIIO *ND INITIMIATIONLL TZLIONAPI.)
(nom on' owl, coaassrommer.)

Oorrou.—Market very fiat and irregular in prices. Wee
probably 3,000 balm.
Coati. —A rather thin attendance at market. Wheat •
limited demand ; amber red, ld. lower. Flour, a slow sale
sod unchanged in value. Indian corn, mixed, 294. 6d. and
29.., with little paring. Beans, oats, and oatmeal steady.
at previous prices.
MINCING-LANE.—(TIIIS DAY.)

&MAIL—The landings at this Port continue above those
of last year, sod the deliveries less • the relative deficiency
in the stock is now only shout 11,000 toes. The market
his opined very flatly, and scarcely any business has at
present been transacted. &deed is also dull of sale,
buyers only purchasing for immediate requirements.
Conti—Numerous public sales are advertised for this
week ; the market, privately, in consequence, is quiet, but
steady.
Tze.—The public alas are progressing rather quietly
without material change in prices.
Butt.—No sales reported.
Parma.-1,100 bags of Penang, sold at 30.
Rica.—Thisarticle is dull of side at former prices.
GAMBIA.—Common sold at 2.5 e. 6d. • pale cubes, 30a
Carrox.—The market continues extremely dull.
Juts —A limited Weimer is doing at lets prices.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DIY.)
The market is quiet, at the following prior :—?on
tallow, 42a to 41a. 9d. set cash ; Petenburg Y.C. oo the
5=.424. ed. ; October to December, 445. ; January to
i 1865, 455. 3d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THD3 DAY.)
Mean. Harvey aad Heaton report trade M last day's
pram Paws imadoo lay, 90a. to 119 e. ; dorm, old,
100 a. to 135 e. ; Maw. 21a. to 32a.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

TinsDAT, Burma I. $ &IL

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Nolen ..
&bonbon 19. 831.
14116
Ardrosisa 19.7/146
elvoormatis 70.7166 LW.
Galway
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t=719.4 GS W.N.W.
. 20.98 66 LILL
adykosal —.UM 87 8.
Pembroke llO.OO 61 W.& W.
hossaos J0.12U W.
Brost
1:0401
Kochooei r.ss 64 N.W.
Plymouth
I=th ,30.0601
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30.09 eo &W.
Laudon 10.07 Se LW.
Dover Vat 6f W.B W.
Tansooth 83.06 Id W.LW.
Soarboroosh. 19.0662 &LW.
&M 666 29.96 64 BW.

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places some rain.
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miaaiward Zealand and North Sea.

SECOND DAY OF Bastin GREAT CATTLE FAIR.—
(THIS DAY.)—The sales at this great mart for cattle, stock,
and horses were rammed this morning with inoressitor brisk-
ness, owing to a more numerous &etudes°e of buyer than
yesterday, which was market day at Smithfield, and a
further supply of cattle—which arrived during yesterdey, but
were not exposed for sale until to-day. The prices realised
were upon a par with those that ruled yesterday. At half-
past 10 o'clock bodiless slackened, when the drovers coin.
mewed parrs( their herds towards Harlow, in Essex,
where a large battle fair I. annually held ; and extensive
prepustions were commenced for the pleasure fair and
races to-morrow (Wednesday).
LONDON AND SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—
Viscount Bury, LP., barn offered to the shareholders his
services as we of their directors, in the room of the Hon.
Ralph Duttoe, M.P., who has resigned. It iv also stated
that Sir Stuart Alexander Douldson is a ceadidate for the
seat at the board, Tweet by the retirement of Mr. Wyndham
& Portal.
THE ALBERT MEMORIAL CHAPEL, WINDSOR
CARTLE.—Dr. &Ivied, of Venice, who has lately inlaid the
ceiling of Cardinal Wolaey'e chapel with rich glue mosaics,
has, it is understood, received instructioos to fill in the
pusels of the walls of the chapel with the same wily ma-
terial. The chapel it is believed will be warmed with hot
air, in preparation for which the workuen are now excavat-
ing oe the Castle-bill, near the Deanery.
FIVE CorrAoss Dzsroorzo.—On Sunday a fire
broke out in the roofs of a block of six cottages, at
Fertbinghoe, Dear Banbury. The dry state of the materials,
and the want of water in the adjacent pools and wells, de-
prived the inhabitants of the means of arresting the flames.
The rector at length ordered two of his horses to be yoked
to the village water-cerk and for four or five hours that
vehicle was used in carrying water from a distant pond to
the SCOW of the fire. By this means, and by tearing off the
roofing, most of the sixth cottage was saved from destruc-
tion. Four of the cottages were insured, but the fifth was
not. The loss and inconvenience to the poor tenant. is,
nevertheless, considerable.
A destructive fire, believed to be the work of an
incendiary, took plans at °Mal Grange, near York, oe
Sunday lest. Though discovered early, so rapid was the
megrims of the traellagratice, that property valued at ur
wards of 2,0001. was destroyed before it wee checked—or
rather before it buret itself out, as it WIGS water was so
soiree that fire stagiest were of so avail. The whole con-
tents of the farm yard, including seventeen corn stacks,
wore consumed.
AN ENGLISH LADY HORSEWHIPPED AT Rio
A letter from Rio, August 8. says :—"The public have been
shocked by • most revoltiog business in Tuiz da Fora
(Minas Series), where au English lady has been horse-
whipped is the streets by • slave, who was employed by his
muter, cies of the Brazilian upper CUOMO, to do skis. The
lady's name is Cuqnsirs Lona, widow of a Brazilian
diplomatic minister. She is poor, and he. been educe.
ti og young ladies. A trumpery quarrel between her son
and a young Brazilian, living in Tom da For, caused a rr
lades of this last to send • strong black, a slave, to horse-
whip young Lusa. His screams brought out his poor
old mother, and the dare horsewhipped her also. Many
Brazilians were premed, bat from fear and terror of the
powerful black no me interfered bodily; one is said to have
called out to the black to stop, and the slave then turned
upon him. It was about 3 p.m., and is the high
street. The Bedell erase has taken up the matter ear-
nestly ; the English lady, a widow, is *added to English
=ioe. It is said that the Emperor has expressed his
Dation that justice shall be done in this horrid affair;
the family of the slave's master is powerful, and you know
already that the rule here is that money and power can
procure ao acquittal. This affair, I think, will excite a
sensation is Englaad."
A Now TERROR ADDED TO RAILWAY TRAVELLING.
—On the Mairehester and Milford Haves. line (shortly to be
opened), thus will be • station named Pootrhydrencligaid
CoEwrAE PAEaco. ONE SaILLINY DAY.
kfoirn&E,Szenoroos s.—Admissions no nurnest, 17,629;
ditto bv sauna tickets. 1.225; total, 18,854.
CITY OP LONDON HOOPTTAL FOR DIALING% OF
TEC Oster, VICTORIA-PARE.—The number of patients
relieved at this isetitation during last week was 900, of
• whisk 2V woes sew sawn.