The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-02 00:00:00

MARKETS.

TALLOW.— PIIDAT EVENING —The market was quiet
to-day. Spot. new, 41e. 6d. to 41s. 9d. ; old, 41s. ; /larch,
42a 9d. • April to June, 421. tid. to 425. 9d. ; October
to December, 45e. Delivery to last evening 1424 casks ;
arrivals, 726 asks. Town tallow is scarce, at 40s. 6d. net.
There were no public sales to-day. Australian beef, 40s. to
40a. 6d. good to floe ; North American, 40e. good ; 40s. Gd.
Dios • South American is firmly held, at 42a. let pipes ;
Cocoanut oil : Cochin, 465. to 465. 6d. ; t'eyloo, 43e. to
435. lid.; Sydney, 425. to 4.1 e. 6d. fair to fine. alm oil :
365. 6d. fine Lagos.

CORN. —CHELMSFORD, JAN. I.—Weather very fine and
dry, which helps condition. We had a moderate supply of
wheat to-day, and a good demand for all the best descrip-
tions, at an 'deluxe of le. per quarter, red making 40e. to
43. ; white, 4tic to Va. ; extra, 495. &Tier, fine malting
scarce. and fully as dear ; ordinary quality difficult to sell, at
U. decline. Beans. a good show without change in value.

LLICOLN, JAY. I.—We kiss II good supply of wheat,
sad an improved demand, at Is. Mineola No change in
barley, oats, or beans. Wheat, red, 391. to 40s. • .Lite,
43e. to 43e. ; barley. griadiog, 275. to 295. ; malting, 3d.. to
31fis. ; oats, 18e. to 245. ; beans, 36e. to 39a.
WAKEFIELD, JAN. I.—We have an active demand for
fine yellow wheste today at the extreme rates of yesterday
week, but our millers are not in a position to give the prices
asked for select white. Fine barleys sell rather more
freely, but value is unaltered. Beans and other articles as
before.

COALS.—LOwDon, JAL L—Boddle's West Hartle?
16.. Sd. ; Cowpen Hartley, 16.. 3d. ; Haatiop Hartley,
16.. 3d. ; Holywell Male, 17s. 9d. ; Lambert's Wert
Hartley, 16e. ; Taudeld Moor Buena lia. Gd. ; Week Hart-
, 16a. 3d. ; West Wylam, 16.. 6d. ; Wylain, 17e.
Walls End Ocerforth. 18e. 3d. ; Walls End Riddell, 18e. ;
Will. End Wharnelde, 18e. 3d. ; Will. End Hatton, 20e. ;
Walls End Hatton Lyoes, 215.; Walls End Hartlepool,
19.. ; Walls End Hewitt Hall. 19.. 3d. ; Will. Hod
Kelloe, Ms. 9d. ; Walla End South Kelloe, 19.. 3d.—Ships
at market. 39; sold, 28.

The North German Lloyd's steamer Bremen,
from New York on the 19th last, arrived off Cowes yowler-
day. She brings 63 peasengers, 102,960 donate far &g-
-land, 162,000 dollars for France, 600 dollen far Bremer,
lux! 36 mail bags for England. Her news has been anti-
c:4o4d.
CATTION TO RAILWAY TRAVELLER:I.—MT. Calder
held an inquiry yeeteniay, at the Ririe/ San, Anerley-
road, respecting the death of Thomas Sperratt, aged 34.
who wee in the employ of Mr. Strange, of the Crystal
Palace, which occurred under the following circumstances.
Edward Wilson mud that on Monday last he entered a
third-class carriage of a train at Loadon.bridge terminus, to
proceed to the Crystal Palace. He did cot at that time
malice the deceased, but when the train arrived near the
Crystal Palace station, and when the engine had teethed
oily about half way under the shed, the carriage AEI
I moving, witness Law the deceased get from a third-clan
carriage on to the step, and in attempting to alight therefrom
he appeared to lose his balance. fell wriest the lower part
of the carriages and the platform,and suddenly disappeared.
The train was as quickly as possible brought to a stand.
and witness at once gave notice to one of the official@ of
what he had seen, and the deceased was found upon the
line dead. Peter Peach, a porter in the service of the com-
pany, gave corroborative testimony, and added that the
wheels of two of the carriages had passed over doomed,
his seek and shoulders were smashed, and there was a dried-
ful wound on the breast and several lacerations on other
parts of the body, from which blood was streaming. The
unfortunate man was quite dead. The coroner, in summing
up, remarked strongly upon the dangerous. and he was
sorry to say increasing practice. notwithstanding precau-
tions taken by the different companies, of persons alighting
from trains in motion. Serena instances of the kind had
come under his notice, and the present was a dreadful
example of the probable result*: but he hoped the case
would go forth to the world and act as a caution to the
public generally. The jury returned a verdict of " Aoci-
dental &sta."
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varieties of alceratious, had legs, sores, wounds, and emotions,
can he cured by the diligent use of this cooling. soothing, and
healing unguent The old and often falling filiation of strapping
the edges of ulcers together with plaster baseutirely given way
before the more reasonable treatment by °ltem'," Ointment,
which builds from the bottom of the wound with sound and
healthy granulations ; these gradually grow till they reach the
level of the surface, then contract, harden. and Immediately
become covered with a new and wholesome skin. The proper
application of this ointment diminishes the indammation, causes
the unhealthy discharge drat to grow thick, then to erase. whim
the swelling disappears, sad the natural shape is restored.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.
BIRTH&

(I.9l.llEL—Delcember 90, It 11;rley.street, the wife of M. Gs-

brief, Esq., of a ann.
HAllVORD.—December St. et Bash Hal, Hatfield, the wife of
C. L Raiford, Jan., ley., of • danabter.
'Mtn= Decenthcr 30, at Landsdowne-crescent, South Lam-
beth, the wife of U. Helder, , of • son.
LOCKElL—Deoember 31, at Clifton Villa; Highgate-Mil, the

wife of A. Locker. Esq., of a moo.
LIOUL —December 30, at Stanley-crescent. the wife of J. G.

Moo!. !]V.. of a son.
OXLEY.—Drcember 31. at Thornton-reed. Claplian.park, the
wife of J. 8. Oxley, , of • sow.
MARRIAGE&

JZNNEY—WILLIALSON.—DerenTber 30, at the parish church,
Mentmore, Racks, by the Her. A. T. Cuss, M.A., Rector of
St. marry., iteadtug. S. W. Jeaney. Fan . of Deep:m.lo4e, to
Marla, daughter of Mr. Willlanoon, of Lednurn.
NlCllolBoN—liODSON.—December 30. at the perish ebarek
Twickenham, by the Her. V. B. Smyth. Yrederuk, eon of the
late W. Nicholson, Koq., of Burnes. to Fanny Charlotte,
daughter of R. Hodson, Y.sq., of Hanger-MIL Ealing.
SHARMAN—PECHEV.—December It, at Stratford-le-Bow, by
the Rev. J. Melee, of Walthaendow, Septima• Atchison, son
of M. Sharman, Faq.. Wellingborough, to FaanyJans, daughter
of the late R. Pechty, Wei., of Blefsleswads.

DIUTHS.
ASSIFIELD —December 30, Elisabeth, wife of Yr. F B. Ana
Bel& of the Claahans road, and Crown-court, Cheepable.
CA3lPlflML—llecrinber 3,, at Stanhope-terrace, Ilydnpark,
Alicia Campbell, only slater of the late Field Marshal

Cohn Lord Clyde.-
GOLD6MlD.—December 5), at Nice, Sarah, wife of M. A Gold-
amid, Esq., of Pula.
MALEY.— December 30, at Part-WWI, Seven Siaterv. road. Hol-
loway, Sophia, wife of T. Malby, aged 61.
llCLLEJL—Daeetaber SO, at Mahout, Herta, Sir. E. P..

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formerly of Amsterdam, age 130. . . .
BANTRY.— December 30, at Charlotte• row, Walworth, Mr. J. J.
. Med ao
watiVlTD!ms!.ersq. at Tudor-cottage, Duppgadttll. Croydon.

•W.i Wail*. FMI.6 J.P., mod eo.
wiLeON.—Decesober SI, at \o.o. fiouth-Parade, fib. M Aam
Rae Wilson. aged 8.1. HWow of the late Dr. W. Rot Wikam,
formerly of Karla-bask, nearatamow.