The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-27 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is steady ; prices are quoted as follows
Tows tallow, 425. •' Petersburg Y.C. en the spot, 415.,
October to Drounber, 425. 3d. to 42.. 6d. ; December,
435. 6d. ; janeary to March, 445. to 445. 31. ; Mink
445.

SMITHFIELD HAY MA.RHET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mann. Harvey aad &otos report trade slow at the fel-
lowiag priced :—Prtrae meadow hay, 80a. ti 1055.; CiOVIE,
old, 904. to 127 a. Bd. ; draw, 28s. to 32e.

STRIKE DIIMIRBANOIX Li' 111IDDLZSBAO'.

Oa Saturday the magistrates at Middlesbro'
telegraphed to York, ordering the military to be in readiness,
but from what trenspMed during the day, they deemed it
necessary to request the colonel of the regiment—the Bth
Haman, to send down a detachment that night, and
thew, 34 in number, arrived about 1230 p.m., and on their
debarkation were greeted with groans and hisser, and shouts
or "Bushell" (the name of the obnoxious manager) by
the large crowd that had collected. tio Sunday the town
unseated its ordinary appearance, and there was nowhere
a symptom that would lead a reflective observer to think
that the turnouts had any disposition towards violence.
Yesterday morning another monster meetitg wits held
near the Theatre, Ferry Landing, when Yr. Coun-
cillor Buckney, ldr._ Aspisall, Mr. Cotton, and Coun-
cillor Lacy addreseed the men in short speeches, urging
them to assume a conciliatory attitude towards the masters.
and to endeavour by all the means in their gower to put an
end to the unhappy tnrn•out. A committee, consisting of
the speakers and a number of workmeo, was then appointed
to wait upon the masters to ask them to remove the ma-
, nager, Bushell, who hid become so repugnant to the men.
The deputation immediately waited upon Mr..J. Vaughan,
who agreed to redress the various grievances m mp!ained of,
bat with respect to the man Bushell, he would bold out se
promises that he would dismiss hint, although it wee
understood by the remarks that fell from him
that he was prepared to remove him at an early
date if the men would at once resume work. The
deputation then withdrew. Sutesquently, end about noes,
Mr. Buckoey addressed the men out of one of the windows
of the Royal Hotel, and informed them as to the result of
the interview. Ile put it to them aa to whether they would
resume work under the altered conditions, when a unani-
mous shout of "No! not till Bushell's /emoted," greeted
the proposition. The meeting then broke up. At 6
o'clock last night a meeting would be held at the Ferry
Landiug, when the men would be tested by ballot as to
whether they were for or Waist turning in.

Worrlmorrru HROLSTRATION.—Thin morning Mr.
Hall Ferrell, the barrister appoiated to revise the list of
voters for the city of Westminster and the liberties thereof,
held his court at the Lords Justices Court, Westminster.
There are about the usual number of claims, and the objec-
tions are of the usual character. but very little interest is
taken in the matter by the electors.
Dzsrarcrivs Finns.—Lest night a fire took
place in Threedneedlostreet, near the Royal &change.
The premises are newly erected buildings, of im-
mense size, and occupied by the Maguetiq and Sub-
marine Telegraph Companies sod the Hattie Wine Shades.
The beck rooms on the third floor were nearly destroyed,
the Wine Shades were also damaged by water. No. 39 as
the same street. G. Wilms, holder, has also sustained
gnat damage by water. Mr. Laugham, of the North
British Mercantile, was severely injured at the
fire, and two firemen narrowly escaped. The whole
of the back part of the extensive premises wee
saved owing to services rendered by the Lod stomata.
Another fire, and attended with great loss of property, took
place in the printing ink meanie/dory belonging to Messrs.
Kidd and Company. About MI feet of the factory wee
destroyed, and a cottage adjoining severely damaged.
A bre also took place is the premises of Mr. Selland,
• boot and shoe maker, No. 17, 84. John's-town, Old York-
road, Battersea. The lower part of the premises were
destroyed. The fire was caused from the escape of gaa.
DEATH Or Man. HARRISON, OF DR I FYI EU%
Ou Wednesday last, Mrs. 11AffilKI0. of Driffield Wold. paid
the debt of nature. Ever wince the memorable 1.01:110LiOS
of her farm servant, Isaac Wateon. Wore the magistrates
in petty sessions assembled at Dritfield, for refusing to
attend the parish church. she has experienced great de-
pression of mind. Mrs. flanisoo seemed to regret the in-
justice to which she was a party in punishing this rustic
for declining to worship God in the established church.—
Leeds Mereury.
THE STONEMASON'S AFFECTIONS. —A str.tuge case
of attempted suicide is reported from York. A romantic
stonemason, aimed Bailey, courted a domestic servant,
named TAeson, and afterwards another young womaa,
I named Cateuby, whom he eventually married. Repenting a
his bargain, his affections waodered beck to l'Ansoa,
with whom he on many occasions endeavoured to
establish a kind of Platooic intimacy. His ad-
vances being steadily repelled, he became gloomy
and discontented, and in the end took poison. Happily the
unromantic potion was only "Battle's Vermin Killer,*
which, however destructive to the lower forms of animal
life, simply made Bailey very ill—a fitting reward for big
folly what,. —Birii::•oloas Peat.
Master Reynard yield & 7init to Brun:holm-park
ea Wednesday, and made a clean awe `o of the turkey most
A search was made In the neighbouring fields to imartaia
If the delloquent had left any remains of his b9ote; kyr
se fewer than 14 of the turkeys were Lima Parda,ZY
secreted in different parts of a neighbouring field. Die
depredator is suspected to be the tailless fox know* by the
sobriquet of "Stumpy," which has lour levied coat 1.
helices on the poultry yards of the district. and dated
the Boodench bounds in many a hard rag.—Hrticiek Ad-
vertiser.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

TATTERSALL'B.—MosDAT.

The oily feature of the afternoon was—if it be not an
Lrishism—that there was nothing like hosiers at all. At
froclaent intervals, and in every mew of the room and
lawn, mechanical efforts ~Quads to form a "ring" for
the purpose of legitimate betting, but the bell woold not
rail uphill. The Great Eastern Handicap. the Ceaarewitch,
CainbrAgeshire, and Derby were tried in turn, but
the transactions on each were iesiguifioant, although
the wagering on the first mentioned might, perhaps,
lay clriw to being the most important, from
the fact that a commission about the Hersey filly in the
morning was followed up by a desire on the part of the
public to ,-,et on at the corner at anything like a price.
Pnblk patronage soon brought the mare to 10 to 1, at which
she was supported to some money, Woldga also finding
friends at the mine price. There was no change in the
Orearewitch betting, except that Gratitude bad decidedly
the all of the Calista colt, and that Suspicion had to give
way to the pair by one point. 20 to I was offered on the
field for the l'ambridgeshire, the pcnition of favourite being
enjoyed by Brick. The quotations on the Derby are merely
sombre!. Closing prices :

liikAT CASTERS HANDICAP.
19 to I a,ot Sir E. Baker's Iby Voßigour—Hersey, 3 yrs, est
21b (t)
le to 1 sir Jompb Hawley's Woldga. 4 yrs, 7st 1216 ~t)
It to 1 ND. G. W. litzwilllam's Myrtle, 6 yra, eat el( (t)
ISO to 6 - Count Hattbyany's Vanderveldo. 3 you, OM 416 (t)
IN to 6 Lord I:abridge's Cadeau, 4 yrs, Ist Mb (t)
33 to 1 ID. W. S. S. Crawford's Balornock, 3 yrs, Ott 316(6)
CEBAILEWITCH.
14 to 1 apt Mr. W. Itoldnson's Gratitude, 4 yrs, Olt ft,
14 to 1 Baron Rotbsebildaeby Fauslotto—Callata,3 Nu,
Est 416
13 to I Mr. Berlin Suspicion, 3yrs. fist 616 't)
i.e to 6 Mr. W. Day's Mall Prabk 3 yrs, fist 101 b
ZS to 1 Lord Westmorland'. Tattoo, 6 yrs, flat Nib (off
t3O to I'
15 to 1 Lord Corintry's Makatea, 4 yrs, fist tlb (MI t
30 to 1.
33 to 1 Mr. W. S. Cartwright's Satmander,4 yrs. 7st filb (t)
113 to 1 Mr. W. G. Craven's Planet. S yrs, Ott ne 3)
100 to 1 Mr. W. Day's Cate* 'eta Alive, 5 yrs. lit Irlb (t;
CAM BBIDGESHIBIL
to to I on tbe field MP.

Ili to I snit Lord Wilton's Stockinner 6 yrs, Ist 1011) (t)
Nto I Mr. Annkont's Orphan, 6 yes, Ist Elk
DERBY.

SO to 1 agst Mr. Spencer's Loosdown 3)
$0 to I Mr. Pedley's Christmas Carol (t)
IS to I Mr. Slackens:Ws Osmoses t)
MI to I Lonl Durham's Wirard's data 3)
• to 1 Mr. 11err1•a Wild Charley 34
to I Mr. Skipton't Buck t)

BET TUG AT MANCHESTER—MOMDLY.
GREAT EASTERN HANDICAP.
lINto 15 apt henry t,t t, AO to 1 apt Pupil c
PO to 6 Codeau t 40 to 1 Nocturne it)
S) to 1 Itioadolla (t) 60 to 1 Blue Mantas (1)
50 to 1 Woldga I 50 to I Columbine (1)
ISO to S KingolClubs.E