The Express.
London, England, 1855-11-14 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY.
The wheat trade was firm this morniog, at the adman
noted on Monday lest. Supplies of all descriptions matins*
short.
Country Am was held for more money, which chalked
its sale.
Barley la very short supply, and (ally is dear.
Oats ware a steady sale,at the extreme Mesa last market
darims and puss unchanged.
ALUMS DITO LONDON FROM N0T.12 TO NOT. 14.
Om SWIM. &NM& TOTIAir.
wheat.l 1210 I 53M
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MM....« Bo
:Maar, ...... seas, 4330 bomb.

MINCING-LANE.—THIB DAY.
Stroa.s.—Ths market his been quiet to-day, and sills to
any eateat end I not be made without siring way is prism
The public sale of 110 hbda. of Porto Rico, iadireet imports-
Nos. weat of off a slight decline. Bedard dull, brown
lumps quoted 76.., partly nominal.
Coream.—The public sale of Plaatatiom Coyle* is ping
off steadily, at priors a shade wider the late private amitsast
prim. Native Ceylon quoted 65.. @ellen.
Tie hie bolo in Good demand ; business to WOO =tent
was dose this maralnB in maim amigos at 914., bat it is
mow difficult to buy at that price, and it is quoted firs at
9ld. to 10d.
firms have sold without spirit, sad prices in public site
lave soaresly been supported.
Rico continues is large demand, at yesterday's avian
of dui.
Coiron.-700 bales sold yesterday ea 'Change.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIB DAY.
The gambit is woody It the seamed qaotatioam, but arab
not quits 10 Much doing. Town tallow. 72a. watt malt;
Potosaberg Y.C. on the spot. M.; Nrabis to Donn-
bar, 735. oases ; January to Xarah, 73.. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(TIS DAY.)
Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that they have
so dlikralty is whim flue coloured hope, but that low eittl
listerlor are a dull trade. The Canterbury boo district hat
bees estimated to pay is old duty, 88,1721. 18%. 10}d.. the
highest old duq Canterbury ewer paid before, bolos 50101.
la the year 1835. The whole duty is still estimated at about

COAL WARKET.-11118 DAT.
Edass gala, 225.; Walls lad Barton. 20s. 6d.; Walla
End Kessler Grasp, 225. Ed.; Will. End Bowan. 23..
Walis End Holton, 23..;
Walls End goad Hatton
22.. 94.• Walls End Stewart's. 231.• Walls End issall's
Hatton:22s. 64.; Walls End Tow, 235.184 trashL ships at
I saarkst.

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Logs or Lin nY PAL —The morning, Mr.
Cater, the coroner for Surrey, temleed isformatioa of the
' death of B. Barker, aged six aseatak of 36, Queen Bills-
betkeareet, Ronludown. It animus the fire broke:oat is
the frost room first-floor, daring the absence of the mother
of the demand, who had left it in the cradle daring the
time she went oat, neglecting to put the guard before the
fire. Os her return she found the cradle, bed, sad bedding
in dames, and the nafortunate child burnt to a clatter.
REQUIEM FOR TUE SOULS OF TUE FALLEN
BATTL3.—A solemn high MIN for the repose of the souls of
the allied unties who have Wen is the Crimea, was per-
MOM yeaterdsy at the Homan catholic chapel, Moorfiehis.
The Magregetion wan very large. Several members of the
India embassies and the Roma eatholie nobility were
wean*. The service 'us liceart's " Requiem." Cardiaal
Wiseman preached a eenatta arnoplate to the occasion.
POSTAGE OF LETTERS.—Tbg Gazette of last night
commies a Treasury warrant re-aeljesting Ow postal charges
oa letters from the British equadroa on the west oust of
Africa, sad between her Idejesty's esloaies sad Pert, not
pasting throsib the United Kingdom. Further sodas
Irma the Post-office will briog intelligence of thus 'lmages
before the publte is a working shape.
HEALTH OF LONDOIL—The mortality of Leaden
shows s tudency to increase, but It matinees mach below
the rate which Is usually found to prevail in the beginaing
of November. Last week the deaths of 936 persons, via.,
473 males sad 613 females, were registered. The daily
avenge number was 141, which is Ws by 21 than the
average rate of mortality in the correspondiog weeks of the
last ten years would have produced; but it also exceeds by
21 the number that occurs daily is the healthy districts of
Ragland. Last week the births of 896 boys sad 818 gfris,
to all 1,714 children, were registered in Ludas. In the
tea cerrespoodins weeks of the years 1846-64 the average
ameba wee 1,465.
GOVERNMENT EMIGEATION.—LIVERPOOL, TUES.
Dia.—The followtag notice wee Utley posted in the un-
derwriter.' room :—" The goverment emigration to Aus-
tralia will, it is feared, have to be gives up in Liverpool,
from elthrowsen at.t teaderleg their vessels from this tort.

—Nev. 12."
United States
0014TRABAND Or Wat.—Tho
Mooney General has decided that it is no departure from
neutrality for the eitiseas of a neutral State to seo to bel-
ligerents gunpowder, arms, smaltimm. or say other article
of merchaadlre contraband of war, or for the merchant
ships of a neutral State to transport' the troops or military
smanltions of either belligerent. Sash commerce is perfectly
lawful in itself, subject always to the chances of beetle sep-
tum by the other belligersat ; sad in the pressed war sup-
plies of gunpowder or other artists, matrahaad of war sad
Wham tmasportatioa have boas famished of lawful right
by rdtiseas albs United States to limb of the belliprestr
and more wpsoially and is larger proportions tu Cheat
Britaia sad to Freatte.Washamfoot lostelig, Raw.
Tim LOss or TUB SCIWONEE PETREL—The brig
whhishlehthe schooner Petrel, of Prestos, ease in ma-
teet ma tits sight of the 10th November, off Point Lynes,
op*. Robinson, Williams, from Liverpool to Coaster •
=a The Poirot woe evasion by the softie'', sod ay
pat beck to Holyhead, with, however, way
al& damara, and will be able to passed mbar voyage is
a lOW daya The crew of the Petrel was fortunately mood
ilintraled at Holybesd.
A/MIDI° INCIDENT. -- The following affecting
, Wass spurred da, Mg the »Pig of the stens, at Holier.
ley, spas lest Saturday. In me of the stranded mewls was
a pees woman sofa er Leant. Beholding bat little, if say,
lames of
he hem% she yet elm gto the 'pessil
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let savieg the life of her child. Maternal afeetioa is clash
las thought. Bhe, therefore, forms the desperate moieties
a committing the infant to the "army of the waves."
Oarefully wrapt tip in flannel, the child is Owed is a
hesse, sad lowered into the sea. • tasultsous wave m-
aims it Ise a tamet, sad "smother, the bumper is heeled
mos the hew& The child is saved, sad .. delivered to its
mother," be in a brief time after, she also, by the blesiag
of the Almighty, is saved.—Bary Pool.