The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-22 00:00:00

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ADNCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Buena.—This article is very firm, and has an upward
tendency. The public sales of Harannah are progressing,
at full prices. The Refined market firm. Grocery lumps,
fair to fine, 441. to ttis.
Corree.—The public •ale of Plantation Ceylon want off
without spirit, but prices were supported. Good ordinary
Native Ceylon, chiefly bought in at 435.; a t.w Nuts sold at
that price, which showed a decline of Gd.
Tar.—The public sales are progressing steadily at about
last week's prices.
Passim-4,000 bags Aleppo were offered in public sale,
about half sold, 31d. to 41(1., which were a 'lnd° lower
prices ; the remainder bought in at 4d.
Runt.—The market remains steady in prices bat not much
done.
Rica.-1,000 bags Bengal were offers 1, and partly sold,
at the full prices of yesterday, 9s. to lfs. 6J.
Comer—The market has become dull.
In other articles no mat.r;sl flirtation.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is very firm, both on the spot and for arrival.
Town Tallow is quoted 335. &l. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the
spot, 40s. to 3,1. ; October to December, &h. Gl. buyers ;
January to Mara (1853), 40s.

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Eden Alain, 15s. 34 ; Walls End Haswell, ICs. ; Walls
End Hetton, 16s. ; Walla End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End
Adelaide Tees, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, lOt —Ships at
market, 68.

VIE DUKE OP WELLINGTON% OPINIoN OF TILE
BATTU. Or WATERLOO.—The following amedote may not
be generally known. Some of the Duke's guests were dis-
cussing the circumstances of the battle in his pummel: It
was net his habit to take an active part in any conversation
rferring to his own campaigns. But on this occasion the
arrival of Blucher, the absence of Grouchy, and other simi-
lar topics, together with the antecedent probabilities as to
the issue of the great conflict, bring freely talked of, the
Duke suddenly acid, " If I bad had the army which was
broken up at Bordeaux, the battle would not have lasted
for four hours." As the Duke was not given to boast, and
his judgment may be relied on, this forms an important
comment upon the engagement, about which so many theo-
ries and speculations have been offered.—British Army
Despatch.
TILE SIIOTTISEIAM CASE (says the Ipswich Express)
is going on as actively as ever. On Monday week the be
was thoroughly examined in the presence of Mr. Mitcham,
everything. uis alleged, being removed from it. It was
then carelully mai° up, and the girl placed upon it, the
bedstead being removed 16 inches from the wall. At noon
on the samo day the watch commenced in the presence of
Mitcham, sundry nurses, the official watchers, and many
visitors. We hear that it has gone on up to the period at
which we write—a period of seven days—without any dis-
covery being made by the watchers, who declare that tho
girl has taken neither food nor drink during the whole
term, and that she is as cheerful as ever. The parasol and
harmonica are removed, and the child's parents have not
yet entered the room. Food is offered to her twice a
day, but is refused. The glass has rung twice. The
watch is to continue 14 days. The child says she has been
getting weaker during the past month. She thinks she
shall live during the days, but expects to die shortly
afterwards.

FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR DUNPERMLINE.—About
10 o'clock on Monday night, James Carlow, engine-driver,
and Netherton, stoker, were returning along the Elgin and
Chatleston Railway, with an engine, preceded by an empty
truck from the latter place, where they bad been with
trucks laden with p4f-iron. One of the bars of iron had,
it appeared, fallen off by the way, and the truck ',restyling
the engine coming in contact with it, were both thrown off
the-rails, and the stoker being thrown forward by the
shock, fell in front of the engine and wan killed on the spot.
He has left a widow and three children to lane nt his un-
timely end. His father, and one of his own children, have
been preeionaly killed on the same railway.—Caledon due
Merwary.
PARLIAMENTARY REOISTD.ATION, LEEDS. The
revision of the Leeds lists of parliamentary voters is now
completed, and hes resulted in gain to the liberals, both as
regards new claims and objections. W. Gray, Esq., the
revising barrister, after a very long investigation on Satur-
day last, decided in favour of the Allan Brig Mill voters,
and therefore the whole of the male partners will remain on
the register. As was stated in the Daily News of Monday,
this decision involves about 2-5 liberal votes, who have now
fur the fourth time had their right to vote confirmed by
severel different revising barristers. The liberal, have
pined on the whole revision by new claims 39, and by oli-
jectionsB3, making &total gain of 102 votes to the liberal
party. The new register, as revised, again shows the same
large majority of liberal over tories as was upon the re
gister for 1851-2, so that any chance of • tory being re-
united for Leeds is quite out of the question.
INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE ASSOCIATION.—A letter
was published in the Express of the 17th instant, being
a copy of one addressed by this association to the foreign
ministers resident in London. It was then stated that their
Excellencies the Ministers for Austria, the Unittd States,
Spain, Bruit, Sardinia, and Portugal had returned answers
of the most favourable description. Since then their Ex-
cellencies the Ministers for France, the Netherlands, and
the Sublime Porte have also replied in terms full of
interest and sympathy for the objects of the associa-
tion. A reply quite as favourable has been re-
ceived from the Consul-General for the Rinse Towns,
and from every other representative of foreign countries
with whom the association have been in correspondence.
With the intention of extending the sphere of their opera-
tions in this country, it is intended to Winn branch associa-
tions in the provinces, and they have already received
promisee of support for this purpose hem the following
localities:—Bath, Cork, Cheltenham, Dumbarton, Deal,
Dublin, Exeter, Falkirk, Glasgow, Huntingdon, Hudders-
field, Halifax, Hastings, Leicester, Leeds, Merthyr Tydvil,
Manchester, Newcastle, Northampton, Nottingham, Ox-
ford, Portsmouth, Plymouth, Reading, Rotherham, Spald-
ing, Swansea, Sheffield, Sunderland, Staffordshire Pot-
teries, Totem, Tiverton, Wareham, Wisbeach and Water-
ford.

PETERBOROUGH ELECTION.—Mr. Whalley has, it
is stated, determined upon a personal census of the electo-
ral body, and is now at Peterborough for that Furpooe.
CONSCIENCE MONET: —As Mr. Christopher Rain-
forth, of Rainton, was lotting Ripon market on Thursday,
the 2nd inst., a female delivered to him a small parcel di-
rected for himself. On reaching home be opened it, and to
his astonishment found it to contain ball-a.novereign and
the following note:—" This is for a rill which I took from
your garden hedge seven and twenty years !Lincs.—Con-
scienee."— York/Sire Casette.
NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAlLWAT.—Traffic re-
turns for the week ending Sept. 12 : 5,6361.; corresponding
week last year : 6,4011.

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