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

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LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Set 112111711110 •ND arum ITIONAL MAMA? 1.)
(nom oca owa coaasarosparr.)
Market steady. Sales probably 6,000 bales. American
mated fully i bigber ou the week ; common Surat,
down.

MINCING LANK—(THIS DAY.)
SUGAR. —The market continues firm with an active de-
mand, memos having purchased more freely ; the saes in-
clude dared Mivailla, at 38e. 6d. to 395., sod Cuba Musco-
vado at 41a. 6d. Refined, rather firmer prices have been
paid but no actual advance can be quoted.
COFFIT. —The public melee advertised for to-day have all
been poetponed, owing to the races ; privately, the demand
for plantation Ceylon continues good at firm prices.
Ms.—There is a steady badmen doing at full mks.
RILL—The market has become inactive.
/Incr.& —Pepper, Pouring, sold at 31d., and white at full
rates; Singapore. sid. to 6d. ; Penang fair to hoe,
150. to 61d. Nutmegs sold without change in
value, low middling to bold, Is. sd. to 3s. Sd. Cassia lima,
wend pick. for cash. at 891. Cloves, Peusag, rather
cheaper. Is. 3d. to Is. 21.1.; Ginger, Jamaica, at firm prices
ordinary and middling, 67e. to 90s.
Ran —l2O poor-boons of Jamie& sold at 2e. Sd. to 2s. 9d.;
and till maks of Demerara, puns. at la. 7d., Wide. at Is.
sod barrels at le. 9d..
Ficrr.—There is a fair demand for curraote, at 21s.
Raisins, Valencia, sold at 275. to ; end sultanas,
at 375. _ _ .

-81Zfly= is dull of ads.
GAMBLER has fuitbst advasced—common to 26e., end
oubm to 30s.
°mos. —A few hundred balm have been disposed of s 5
previous prises.
JOTS. —Good and floe qualities are is good request at
firm prior, but oommoo sorts Imes sold irregularly and
cheaper—common from 161. tol 191. 15s. ; 'middling to good,
201. to 271. 6a. ; floe, 281. to 291. ifs.
Oocanreat. at the public sales mast off with more
spirit, bat Boadoras lams sold is some cam at • slight
decline, from 3s. 3d. to 31. Bd. ; black, 4e. Id. to 4a.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We ham a large supply of berate, sod the warm weather
makes buyers eery cautious. Trade is dull, and it
is difficult to maintain Mooday's quotations for
choice dateriptions. Several remain unsold. The num-
ber of sheep is also large and the demand small.
We Male Mooday's quoMtioos, but a clearance cannot be
effected. Lambs and calm are selling about the same as
oo Monday. Our foreign supply oesseiets of 740 beasts;
2,B3osheep ; sod b 59 calms; mild sows, 51
1 Per sere cc Übe. a .a d. Yes moss et aims. s. 4. ad.
DM luta Bereede. 4 4 10 Due Doetlll-bde ab 6 0 6 2
Beet Siben-lberse 4 4 I Dog ling.wools.... 0 0 0 0
Second qua besets 2 S 8 Do. do. Shorn . ... 464 10
Cakes
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Dui Doe& Hlabro4e 0 _ _ • 0. Were .. - 6 4 7 4

11;rata at market, 1,6213
77:p 160.

sad taint*, ashes,

TALLOW ItARKET. —(THIS DA T.)
The market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 395. sett
sash ; Potersburg Y.C. Use spot, 40s 6d. ; Jaw.
40a 3d. to 6d. ; July to Septesobsr, 41s. ; October to
Dsousbor. 432.3 d. to 6d.

KAY ILIRKICT.-{THIS

Yuan. Harvey and Batton report Maid at laat dayi
Prima meadow bay, 72a. to 755. ; superior ditto,
tes t Ma. ; inferior ditto, 55e. to KM; clover, old. 90a. to
110 a. ; ditto, osooad cut, 80a. to 1080. ; straw. Zs. to 30a.

EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE AT LONDON-
BRIDGE.

A protracted inquiry wee bold by Mr. W. J.
Payee, deputy-coronet for the City sod Southwark, at St.
Job:. Vestry-hall, Southwark, last night, respecting the
suicide, under very singular circumetmoss, of a young man
named James Coates, aged IS yeses.
The dammed wee a fellexeger, living at No. 34, Page's-
walk, Bermeedsey. About a month ago he met at a con-
cert-hall, in Newingtonousysway. a young married woman,
Mn Hester Savoy, who wee osly about 112 years of age,
and they formed au seluaintancestup, which they each laps
emeseled from their friends.
James Savoy, a machinist, residing at 4, William-street,
Welworth, said that Heater &very was his wife and she
bad two &Wren. Believing that she was lase to him
he was amazed to meet her one evening, jest preoechog the
Derby, walking with the demand is the Borough-rout.
Witmer reproached her, and she said "Forgive me sad
take me back again." He said he would forgive hoe and
site said she would go straight borne. Os her way" hew.
ever, .he went to the deeeased's lodgings, and sue after-
wards went to the Darby with his.
Ma. Hester Savoy was sworn, sod said that she and the
assessed had been is the habit of meeting oue another.
Intel his friends booms aware of that fact. On the early
mace before the Derby they were walking together in
lb. Heat-road, obeli be said, "Here is the canal ; they
know all, sod I will drown myself." She persuaded him
not to do so. He then told her that he had *od/soared
to get from his sister Eliza bi-, which he bad lent her, in
order that be and witoos might go to the Derby, but his
sister mimed to pay him, saying she would pot give it for
such • While speakieg of suicide a poliounan came
up, said • young and a young woman ought not
to- be out at that hour of the morning, and they Lad to move
as. The doomed pledged his watch, and took witoos to
the Derby, where they meet the day. At Isalf.past leek*
the esti assonsiog, while going home put the "Oriole
House is Newingtooosnoway, deemed threw his aims
round her nook, aod timed imam dem He said. "Die
with me l I shall drown myself —what do sisey think of
me at bonze! I have caught him (witsom's bashanal)
is my room." She ref used to go sad drown herself with
him. He thee gave her • pocket-bock and Is. ad. in meow
sod roe down the street towards loodes-bridre. A moon.
who °Toehold him, ran after has and brought him bosh.
He kissed her again, and said, "My father and mouser have
both tamed egemst me. I am tired of my life ; aud let us
go and texoset to end it all together. My uncle and my
Os: ath drowsed themselves at Loodoe-brifte Wore and
I shell sot las the first to have dose it there." Fording
that she would not join him in committing suicide, he
rushed down the street Artie. Another man ran after him,
but deceased knocked him down three times and got away.
Robert Smith deposed to the feet of the decemed being
overheard sayiag that be would drown himself at Lorries.
bridge in orogen nonce of his family having discovered his
meneriou with the young womb. When deseasol was fol-
lowed down the street he fought detseminally, sad knocked
dews the man that went after him and tried to stop him,
He evidently jumped off the parapet of London bridge.
William Partridge proved the finding of the deceased's
body floating off Thatnes•wharf, on Tuesday.
The Caron -r said tta " ^ awe seemed to be clearly ose
of filo-4(4e, as the idea of self-destroctioo had been delibe-
rately entertained as a means of alleviating the effects of his
erintioality.
The jury, after deliberat:ng. returned the following Ter-
diet :—"That the doomed drowned !shoot! in this Over
Thames while I. a state of unmated mind ; sad the jury say
that Om couninion with fleeter Story was the came of Ids
depriving himself of life ; and that the conduct of the said
Hester Savory in leaving her home, busload, and children,
was deserving of the severest censure."
The rrosesdings then terminated.

CITITAL PALACI.—ONB SHILLING DAT.—WED-
NCIDAY, Joint B.—Admissions on payment, ; ditto
by mama tickets, 1,362 ; total, 5,001.