The Express.
London, England, 1863-08-27 00:00:00

TALLOW
.MiI!,KET.-(T#I8. DAY.)

Tim market is quiet to-day. Towu.tallow is quoned.4la.
net ash ; Petormari Y.O. on Ms mot, 42 to 42. 3d.
September. 43e. 6d. ; October to Daoseabor, 435. 6d. to
43e. 9d. ; December, 44.. ; January to ]lamb, 445. 3d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The number of beasts is not quite so large se as
Thursday last, it is, however, sufficient for the de-
mend. The quotations of Monday are well supported is
most instances. We have • shorter 'apply of sheep. The
choicest qualities are readily disposed of, but oa the
average prices have not improved. Trade is dull fur lambs,
and late prices are barely realised. Calves are more plen-
tiful, but choice descriptions are not lower. Oar foreign
supply consistsof 385 feasts; 2,420 sheep; 620 calves;
and 20 pigs. Mikb cows, 85.
Per dons of 81ba s. 4. Par Moos of lOW. s. d. a. d.
Bort Bco4s, Herold'. 4 8 410 Hod Disk /If.'edsBh 0 0 0 •
Bela Short-borns 4 4 4 e Best Long-w 0015.... 4 6 410
flosond qua/ boots S 0 4 0 I Do. do. &horn .... 0 0 0 •
CIIVIIS
Pip
/100Doss41118broda 5 0 5 2 , Lambs
Somata at market, 1,175 ; bk‘sep sod Lambe. %CO; 1.11/Vl4.
793; rip, leo.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Meson. Harvey and Easton report trade firm. Prices with-
out alteration. Prime meadow hay, 70s. to 80a ; superior
ditto, ElDs. to 955.; inferior ditto, 50s. to 70a. ; new ditto.
70s. to &is.; clover, old, 90s. to 1204. ; ditto, mooed
ask 80s. to 110 a. ; straw, 26a. to 32a ; clover, new, 70s. to
105 s.

SIIICIDI 01 Dz. Naarri.—Yeatviday after-
noon Mr. Bedford, the mower, held en Inquest at St.
James's Workhouse on the body of an Italian geatieman,
named Giuseppe Nana, the proprietor of the Nespolitoa
rotten:touts of torture recently exhibited at the St. James's
Ball, who committed suicide by Merles himself unbar the
eircnnastances already repotted. The jmy releamed • ver-
, diet, " That dowered destroyed himeelf with a pistol shot
while in a street temporary insanity."
THE ACCIDINT AT BLACIPZIABA-BRIDOZ.—Up to
Monday seeming it wee supposed that one of the workmen.
earned Ellis, who was on the crane as the time it fell, was
missing ; but as one of his companions stated that be had
base seen shoot on Monday afternoon no further notice was
taken of the affair, it being very naturally surmised that Le
had aloeuted himself from work on account of his having
revived some minor injury. All doubts of his fate were,
however, set at rest by the (lading of his body yester-
day afternoon in an &livered Mato of decomposition
as the Midair*: shore of the river a little above the
gas-works on the western aide of the bridge. The body was
recognised by erne of the workmen belongiog to the new
bridge. and was carried to the Brideeell dead-house, where
it awaits the coroner's ioquest. There is • severe cut on the
head, which roam to indicate from its depth and position
that the unfortunate maul was first stunned by a blow from
some of the tallier inischioery, arid was then drowned from
inability to save himself. A report wee spread yeaterdny
that another man named Joseph Watson, whose ribs were
broken during the accident, had died on Monday, but the
surgeon who is attendiog She man at his own home at Cam-
berwell certifies that he a going ea most favourably. It has
been cow definitely ascertained that there were seven mes
on the craze at the time of the accident. The following se
X list of their names. and the injuries they metered:—J.
Ellis, drowned. J. Watson, broken nhs ; going on well at
him own home. 8.. Coleman, wooed,' on head and leg ;
going ou well at St. Portholomew's Hospital. It. Hoy, a
good deal shaken. J. Smith, slight out oe band ; goieg on.
well. J. Wild, at work amtm. J. Durham cat about the
heed ; going on well. There were also seven men on the
maffoldiog at the time who drew hick in time to sure them-
✓ives. The captain of the Large rid the boy who was with
him sustained only alight injuries. The inquest on the
body of Ellis will he held on Friday.
tHE ZAMBeni MIKSION.—The Penguin arrived in
Sintes's Bay on Thrinday. July 2, bringing intelligence from
Quillimaue sod the mouth of. the Zambesi to the bath May.
The Orestes, with Bishop Tozer and his oompaairom of
bred, had arrived off the Conger mouth of the river some
days previously, lied after • considerable delay, in ruse-
quince of the state of the bar. the minion party and the
whole of their goods worn untied io safety. The bishop's
health, it is said, had considerably improved during
the voyage. All his compioiono continuo! well.
The bishop's first episcopal act was performed on
board the Orestes, nearly seventy of the able's com-
pany having been confirmed by him. At Q Ml:inane they
received the sad iutelligerice, which lea been already pub-
lished is Cape Town„ relative to the death of Mr. Mcadomore
and the devastated condition of the country. It was re-
ported also that Dr. Dickenson bad likewise fallen • victim
to the frail fever, but it is not altogether certain that this
intelligence is correct. The date of the last news received
Is Quillimana seems to be the same as that of the letters
received in Cape Town by the t;lrgon last month. At that
time Dr. Dickeneot's health had somewhat im-
proved. No later news had been received from Dr.
Liviortone. His party, like that of the missionaries, hod
been very short of provisions, and he bail A01:01111Eed Lis
intention to send down the Pioneer for a supply. 'rho little
vessel had not arrival, and it was believed- in tfuillimaw
that, owing to the state of Monter, she would be amiable to
aocompliah the voyage. The river continued very shallow.
Bishop Toner's first task on loading ass t make arrange-
meets for forwarding the mcal.needed supplies of animal
food doe., in canoes to the iniemoo station. Ifs intended
to proceed thither es speedily as possible, in order to take
counsel with Mr. Proctor and hie companions, as well r
with Dr. Liviagroae, as to their tutor* plans. fu mnsuag
or of the bars a boat containing Captain ii.irsher sad Dr.
State was upset. Fortunately all could swim, sod no lira
were lost.--Cope Tor Brous.