The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-10 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is quiet at the armored qootatioos Town
t how. 40r. 6d.; Petersbre Y.O. on lib* spot.
41s. 6d.; March, 41s. 6d., "seller; April to Jame.
41e. "setter. ," October to December, 445. It.
•• seller."

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

_
The number of beaus is about the same u on Thursday
list. Trade is very dull ; Monday's quotations are pee=
well maintained but • clearance cannot ha eff
There are • few mote sheep, and the demand is
analler, onesquinstly prior, oa the average, ate sosroolv an
mod Choice calves are scarce and rather dealer. Oae
moldy consiete of 425 heists, 1,260 sheep, and 14i
calves ; much cows, SO.
Par Moo et albs. 6. 4. a. 4. Per dam of Ma 4. d. •4.
Bog Boob, Earstdu. 4 8 4 10 11•46Dast lit-bd4llll 4 a 4 re
Dot ribect-hors• 4 4 4 8 Bost Long-w 001.... 5 2 6•
Sewed gsil. bawds 3 0 3 8 Do. do. Shorn 4 44 6
Oahe
81p
Bed •
Dos& Hlt-brede 5 6 5 8 Lambe
Bomb at market, 1,020; Row mid Lambs. 4.480 ; Calm, 113
Pyle, 160.

81.11THFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY).
Messrs. Haney and Poston repot trade at this follows
leg prices :—Priow meadow hay. 75a. to Ms. ; a=
ditto, Pita to 871. tid. ; inferior ditto, iioa. to 708. ;
old, 90s. to 110 s. : straw. Sta. to 30a.

ALARMINe: AevIDENT.—In the midst of the bud.
sees at the Rua° }lighter:we petty amino, Cornwall, ea
Mood oy, an alorroing accident occurred, bet fortunately was
not str eroded with fatal regalia. The magistrates amembled
no the °oration were Sir S. Spry, the Hon. and ROT. J. T.
P voawee, the Revs. L. M. Peter and S. Symonds, and M.
W. F. Gregor. Suddenly the Booting, with the neeptiew
of about bit. truricaded off for the use of the bench and
officials, gave way, and the whole body of people number-
ing about 20, were precipitated iota a cellar beneath, •
depth of Sit. roe erne was one of the utmost coutusloe,
and the women loudly screamed for help, which wow
rendered as expeditiously as possible. It was feared that
fatal bijury would be sustained in many °astatine', bet
happily thews fears were not realised. Many perses",
mow-
ever, were severely out about the face a= legs, and nowy
fainted. The can.. of the accident wan the unusually heavy
weight upon the flooring.
A WOMAN STAKVIISO HERSELF TO DEATH. —Oa
Monday afternoon an adied inquest was held at the
Board-room of the Work Kidderminster, before R.
Booker, Req., coroner, respecting the death of Priscilla Hill,,
a single woman, aged 35.. Mr. ilauoders, clerk to the bowl
of guardians, was present at the inquiry. It seemed that
the deceased, who had bass leading au immoral life, had
been attended at her mother's residence by Mr. Gray, see-
tens. and, finding her very ill, he ordered her removal he
the Union, where she died on the 24th ultimo. An inquest
was subeequeutly opened, but adjourned for a medical ea-
animation into the canes of death. Mr. Gray stated than
be had examined the bo iy of the deceased, and that he toned
theinternal ores= in • healthy state, with the exception
of the stomach. This was osegested, and presorted every
appearance of having received some irritant poison within
the fortnight previous to death. It had Dot, how-
ever, proved fatal, and he was of opinion that
death had beee caused by inseidoe. The woman
would neither speak nor take food. What food she slid
have was forcibly administered to her. lie saw her daily.
and was of opinion that if she had taken the food provided
for her, she would have recovered. Mn. Prlddsy stated
that she had had the care of deceased from her admissive
to the house up to her death. She would take no feel
when it was offered her, and had to be forced to take what
she did have. The jury returned as their verdict, " nag
the deceased died trim exhaustion from refusing fwd."—
Worces:ersitirc Clovnacit.