The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-02 00:00:00

MINA-THIS DAY.

Two (mum.
.711, prime of the god. Robin Awe remain lit4la
mara than neesisaL
Is the other foreign and colonial mining stook@ as
busineas is recorded m the Stook Bache go to-day.
Aonexed is the Mining Exchange official list of
1341nrday's sales :
Ea" 4011". 8, 71. 8. Bi. ill:. 0.6,, 1,1, 6. 61;
Lady Bertha, 37.. 64., 2i; Hotta t, 80, 31; ea
st, I; Tamar Console, et, 3; West *tired, 19, 20, 20};
Wa•al WM, 4,
We also hear of the following transactions in the
Stook Exchange, Collecombe, 43; Bortridge
Console, 6j, 7 ; Soath Bedford Consols, 41; Car newest.
6-16, 7-16.

raiatERCLILI AND MARIE B.•

LIVERPOOL COILN MAR/LEL—THIS DAY.
(BS Naomi° 'mimosas%)
(11061 OVI gym poshweronDuirr.)
Than was a moderato ausadawas of Indian sad Ululated
oar eon market this day, mid, le emerge ease of the small
alteration la priest, the tads truumatioa was limited.
Wheat was Sim. Floor, ratan easier. Indian cora
advanced is pin slightly apes last Tuesday's rates.
Peas, beam, eats, oatmeal, sad other articles are ?sported
by oar cornapondeat useesaged.
The muslin matins= Awe.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
SUGAR.—TbiI public isles am going of stint week's cur•
essay. The refined market steady; brown lumps, 64e.;
grocery. 66e. to 665.
Co7ll2.—The large public; sales are progressing without
spirit, native Ceylon bought in at 624.
Tna.—Prins ere supported, bat the demand is limited;
common Congos ha sold at 94. in small parcels.
Rtos cnottnaes in limited demand at previous rates.
Rex Nosing steady.
finiATvernm.—A. large business was done yesterday en
'Change, from 36e. to es. 6d., according to retraction, and
a good demand seats to-day.
MrrALs —lron: Scotch pig quoted 60s. ; spelter, 241.
Corron.—No business of importance reported.
Is other articles no material alteration. e

TALLOW MARBRIL—THIS DAY.
The tallow :market to-day is rather steadier, at the fol.
lowing quotations :—Town tallow, 48e. ed. nett cult ; Pa
unbars Y.C. on the spot, 68s. 94.; Ouches to Deoantbso,
1680. Bd. to 68s. 91.; January to Minh, 69.. 84.

HAY MARIEBT.-THIS DAY.

Kr. E. J. Davis reports a full supply ; trade wittioull
alteration. Primo meadow by, 1061. to 1161.; supe-
rior, 120 s. to 1261. ; inferior, 20s. to 844. ; roves, 20e.
to 90s. • clover. 1084. to 182 s. 6d.; mond cut, Ns. to 1261.;
straw, 28a. to 335.

SOLDIERS' WIDOWS AND ORPHANS, AND
SIETER-HALL MUSICAL SOCIETIES.

TO Tin TIMOR OP TIM 11.P8TSS.
811,—It is scarcely necessary to observe that in all
ages, and amoupt even the rudest people, music has been
and is habitually employed to give expression to the
motions of thankfulness and joy. Nor is this enrol/ids(
when we consider the exquisite harmony that atheists
between musical sounds and human sentiments. And
undoubtedly there is at the prests' moment In this country
feeling of exultation which may be said to be panting for
utterance, occasioned by the glorious victory that has
attended the allied arms in Sebastopol. Favour me, then,
with a little space to point out a plats by which not only
may that utterance be given, bat a considerable amount be
Mead for the widows end orphans of those who have fallen
in the late heroic 'Decanter. Plan.—Let one of the great
Exeter-bell meshes' societies °owl's from the meet oelebrated
authors a three hours' vocal and instrumental entettainment,
engaging the services of some literary man of eminence to
attend to that department, so as to errors unity of design.
Let the Queen be solicited to pitmen the entertaihment—
there tan be little doubt that her Majesty would •ejoice Ice
snob an opportunity of manifesting her eympstby for the
families of her faithful soldiers. Let the proprietors of
Exeter-hall be requested to lead their building for the coca-
lion, and our leading artiste* to contribute their sandals
gratuitous)y. Lit the price charged for admission be high.
The following may fairly be calculated on se the results of
ibis plan :—l. A large amount would be raised. 2. The
entertainment would be celled for again and again, at the
scull Exeter-ball rates of admission—so that the general •
pubilo would have abundant opportunities of gratifying their
feeling of national exultation. 3. The proprietots of the
I Hall, the artistes, and the musical society would be amply
remunerated by these repetition,. And featly, the cumin
would give birth to a groat misical prodsetion that, with
slight modification would serve foe eves, occasion of n übile
rejoieing.-1 am, lie., P. 13.
Brighton, Sept. 30.

427,37211
1866. 1
413.682
16,972
19,861

449,406

tonsill'doererab—An week's
fi
quantity of kopatollebragetUr as e
gathered, and,
,led a
if the
present calm weather continues, a large duty will be paid.
It le believed that the crop will not be get in for eosin three ,
or four weeks, and, before that time, even if the doe weather
continues, there must of necessity be a vast number of
flyers." 11 it were possible that all the hops could beget
le, and in good condition, them there would be no bounden '
the duty ; bet there lithe difficulty. The duty is still called
400,6001.. but some ponies are iodised to believe it will
realise 390,000 L
HOWE BALES.—At the ilichaelone sales in the
Bastes Gonne, horses fetched very high prices, and fns
tame date they have been he great demand. Al a solo
at, a pair of Suffolk east mares realised 171!., sad
AIM bOlll4ll made an average upwards of NI. 10s. each.
At Beetles two ttres•year-old oart fillies also brought 621.
sad 441..resnetively. At the Great Butley Abbey sale ea-.
tratypatpriees were obtained for the animals offered. The
avenge price obtsined for 114 heed of cart stock, includiait •
foals, and one, two, and three-year old colts, of which then
was a coarlderable number, was 641 160., and the aggregate
amount of tin sale reached 6,2961. 16e. Several entire
hones alone realised 8361. 12s. ; one, the Halal Doke, a
tpleadtd staling, being sold for 244 guineas. •
Drafts from the various regiments of the line in
Instead are equated to affiTil is Cork this week for ember-
halloo to the Crimes. They 'meant to 2 field officers, 21
captains, 128 subalterns, 49 saegeaate, 96 drummers, and
2,46 Teak and file.
Bag or Mn. POSEY'S BToox.—The sale of the
termini steak of the late Philip Puny, Esq., took plass
lad week, when the atteadease of egrieulturists and breeds»
from various pa
wee ezandingly large. Sir hundred ores
bred ewer, which were not in a Senrets condition, averaged
eve ohms each. The rem lambs realised from two to five
salaams each. The Alderney sews, borne and pigs, after
erweiderabie competition, sold at very hie:prices.
There are 76,000 Irish pinyon in Liverpool.
PMEASANT SHOOTlNG.—Bhooting eommenoed pima
today, sad from the moonlit. rewired, the preserves'
throughout the country appear to be all well stocked. The
coveys of partridges have proved this year very strong, hot
the birds were non wild, and were very much protected by
the standing erns; still, the game begs have been well
filled by the sportsmen. The prices almost maintain Rat
standard, and this year rule much the manse se the lent. •
Leadenhall, however, sometimes offers the temptation of
cheep game, whoa the supply is larger than usual.
HANDSOME LEGACIES.—The late Colonel Camp-
bell has left the sum of 6001. for the purpose of building a
school in his satin village of Fersighty, and a further sum
of 2,6001. as a perpetual endowment. The parish ministers
of Ordain's, Aublearn sad Cawdor who an cussed as
trustees to earn out this plus, have each of them received
the sum of 100 L, and several other kiwis, being left to •
Drivels friends, tbe remainder of his fortane has bees be-
queathed to Hteg's Collage, Aberdeen, to be given to the
students as bunnies, veiling from 101. to 201.—Blylis
Courier.
ALMS]) Moitozw..—on Sammy morning me.'
deferable excitement prevailed throughout Canterbury, la
oonequettee of a noon that a murder bad been committal
In our barracks. Upon inquiry we nod that als•sut 9 0.4111411
on Ssusday night an Wray took place is the Infantry Be •
racks among a number of the British Seim Legion stational
here, by which ea* of the men of that resimeat named Mal,
Bock met his death, he having received several wounds
different parts of hie body. The report proving true, the .
magistrates despatched the nperiatindent of the police:mad
lasontor Bona to the bursas, to demand the delivery
of Emanuel Elsner, of the 14 Company, to the .
civil aatborit'ee, who wee in custody in the bee-
'arks on suspicion of being the ease guilty of the
offense. The major in commaad, from the stones of the
coroner, and being himself is emagessication with the
Horse Guards on the subject, declined delivering up the
party suspected without further isstructions, and intime.
tiog also that the man Bock died instantly ; that be made
no declaration pension to hie death, and it was extremely
doubtfal whether the man in custody wee the party who
had committed the set. Denman was about 28 or 30 years
of age, and bore a generally good character. The accused's
statement is to the effect that be west to the deceased's
solowee, but was afterwards oppreheaded This ems dt
steldslas is by so ensue a solitary cue. We ban beard el
ormaila the mimeo, some of which bate proved fetal,..:
Yesterday afternoon 60 lune wen dealt out to one of tin ;
men for stabbing a comrade before arriving in this city. ;
Onartle. •v
l'az PLAGUE ow FD.—Ace extraordinary ping of *
of Ilse bee prevailed la pave of Gloseeetenthire for -11100'
int three dap. It was lest detected ea Saturday. whaseL4
the air wee observed to he filled with the ,binek.winged
clam of Wen very destructive to the under-, ;
mese la the spring. bat which is seldom feud*, r
•fetes late in the year. Ge Swan the plague intlessett Sew
rays great sanoyeace of parsons who were out of doors, add. r
who had their eyes and nostrils filled with them. The Ws' ,
Tongued to sane bet little abetment of the an. 4 ,
thooglaafter a shower any were sees Morally en
ennui There ens botliW6 ahasemilit ef the as
y.atssday
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