The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-13 00:00:00

LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Swim—At 7..6141,463e' decline of 63. per cwt. thin 61
osly a moderate inquiry for %High West India, awl ad
ether descriptions no important transeetiose are reported hy
private (*street. Refined—Prises Mammon brows 11011/6
SA bit at 60e. to a little under, at which then is a Tim-
dent* detnacd.

Oorriat—The parcels of plantatioe Ceylon brought to
public isle have sold readily at last weeks prices : triage,
6E04. to 72a ; low middling and middling, 775. 6d. ton*. 611.;
good naiddliag to /as, 83s. to 99e. 6d.
Tas..—The market continues dull by private maraca
RICL —No sales reported on the spot ; for arrival 2011
tom pinky Madras sold at 10a. 3d.
Sin CM. —Zanzibar cloves sold at 4d. for dark, and pima.
Penang at the previous price of 3ild.
Rim. —5O pnocheona of Jamaica sold at 2s. 91. to
and 50 puncheons of Demerara as the previous pi» ef
ls. 7d.

811rrrraz. —l5OO bags have been disposal of Wee.
Hoc 4 and 3, at 346. 3d. ; refraction 54, at 34a. ; both short
prompt, and refraction 6 and 51. at 344.
Isrooo.—The quarterly public sales were coarsened.
UtralhataTheßegaTa/tit7Tit=gat, brought forward
736 cd'are.l.ll.4SE
Hurrah, 1,792 Madras, 2616 p, 43 Manilla, and M 2 charge
suns is B Catalogue ; total, 11,137 chests. The Was
oanamenced with lees spirit than was anticipated, land
Bends sold at an advance of 4d. to 6d. per lb. ea
May Wes' prices; Kurpahs, shipping aorta, at 3d. to 6d.
rdvanre ; ordinary and oractining kinds and Madras al
about but sales prices 1.822 chaste puled the sale As.
terday, includiog 588 withdrawn, 476 bought leaving?
cheats sold. _ . .

—itir:OTven. —Bengal continues is active request, Wee
privately having been effected at drm prices.
Covroe.—These matinees to be a brisk &meld ; yeeter-
day 7,100 Wes were sold at very fell prices.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Tows tallow Is quoted 395. set
cub ; Petersburg Y.C., on tbe root, 40e. 61; July to
September. 40s. dd. ; October to Deosenbee, 435. ; Decem-
ber, 435. ed.

BOROUGH HOP mmuctr.—('THlll DAY.)
more, Patna:tea and Smith report the plantation ne.
waste more unfavourable, and consequently • hon.r demand
for hope of all description ; good samples of 1863 are were%
and 2s. to 4s. per cwt. dearer.
Acrioss AGAINST MitruorourAN RAILWAY.
—Yesterday. at the Sherirs Owen, Red Llicnneare, the..
anuses spinet the Metropolitan Railway Company by
trademnea in the Restee•road, for lames switaieed by the
operation of the worn, wen heard, sad occupied the wide
&Y. Mr, Waddy appeared for the several Maiming. sad
Mr. Renee 'ADO for the company. Ia each ore a
" good" Pity was sworn linen of a special fury. cad at she
haltof the expense. In the find ease, " Brown v. The
Metroitaa Railway," the elan was by • conb-builds,
X. 34, Seaton-rod. Hu busies., was obstructed by the
weeks of the company. The jury awarded VOL In the
mooed ram, "Coleman v. The Metropolitan Railway," the
claim was by • tailor and clothier: 292, in the Easton-reek
near the Hampstead-road, oo similargrounb, sod the nay
gave 1001. In the third as, " Christy v. The Menne.
litan Railway," the claim was by a hatter for lames or.
Mind by the obstruction maned by the works of the ow.
pane, wed by comma • verdict of 120(. was recorded. Mr.
0. Wcenwerth. Q.Q. was the misemor ie the three eases.
Him.= or Lossox.—lt appears from the ree
tun maid by authority of the Regutrar-Osineml that the
deaths in London in the week that elided last &twit..
were 1,168. The numbers retuned have varied Ifflln
dories the last five weeks, 1,2112 having been the lowest in
that sod 1.297 the highest. The average number
for the twentyneentli week of ten years 1514-6.1 is, with a
osevectioe for teenage of population 1.172. The actual
result of tarn week is, therefore, in excess of the estimated
eember by nearly • hundred deaths. Diavelicra swains;
to Marone .lowly, and It was Maenad hest week in 81 sem
Beventpuise deaths from measles were registered. T'hin
disease exhibits a mortality donhle the average : but
in weekly number is sot Meier sow than II wee
after it obtained • sadden in.:rens to middse
of May. It is not • favourable sin of the
military imedition of the eastern division of the
metropolis that it retuned more deaths (rem measles thaa
any other &rinse, aloe more from whooping-cough, typhus.
and diarrhoea.

THE aTRAWOII DRATIT ON BOARD • STRAYER.—
An impart was held as Monday by Dr. White, the cal
0111001 f. at Dublin ce the remain, of a man found with his
throat out on board the Liverpool steamer Windsor. The
feel. already stated in the Express were deposed to by
several witvesess. %mere Porter. who had mamised the
body, stated that the wound in the rack was three 'behest
and a ball in length. There were three wounds ea the
right f oleos cuts and not deep, which had
bled freely. Frem the position and character of vise
wooed on the neck he was of opinion that it was all
indicted by the bead of the deceased. The lam-
ination received from the polios at SWUM was
not at all meas.:tory. The coroner remarked wet
this, and mid that two or three of the Dubin) detortaves
should bare gone over to Sheffield. A named earned Tully.
or Teen , had been found there, who said he thought the
was Tom Dononio, a smith. Bat his &wetly**
of that man did est correspond with the appearasoe of de-
ceased. There being no evidence against Sergeant Kum,
the coroner mid be did not believe the slightest
attached to him more thee to anyone on board. He was
emordiegly released from his reawaken. The lair
brought m a verdict to the effect that they bed no evident*
to show by whom bead the Woad was Minted.