The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-01 00:00:00

MINCING LANE.-(THIS DAY.)

Surtax —The market has opeesa quietly bet it:mealy at
last week's prices; a portion of 350 easiest Ilarbadoee offered
by audios was disposed of at 34.. to Xs. Reined : the
price of common brown lumps recoalaa at 455., bet other
qualities have sold at barely the fanner Taus.
Corral.—The market. privately, bee ace brie active,
owtog so large public sales being deslared. The partials
offered to-day are bound! at about last week's prism •
Tsc..—Tbe large public sales have ossulaseeed. and are
golag off without much spirit, abs parcels said are chiefly
those offered 'Mauna reserves

Itipi—LB.ooo
.bags-OiT;;.l;immuis sold M 70..rab.

Fsorr.—lusiker arrivals of both snayssis. sad nada'
bays takes pleat. The market gssnrelly is set eating.
Runs.—TM riles are 100 puncheons of Mauritius asd Lie-
wards, at Is sd. ; also 10u pasehenne of Jamaica at fall
tiaLrrersui.—A rams' of Beefed sold at 375. 9d. cash.
Correa is ler active, bat prises ars fully supported.

TALLOW MARKET.—{THIS DAT.)
Mos rarlus4 in quiet. tow. loam to cooled 410. M.
set cub ; Petersburg Y.C. 1 lissr 13 to 43. 3d. ;
(Weber to Dossolltor, Mo. tli ; , 445. ; January
to Mar* 44*.
•

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(PHIS DAY.)
Mean. Harvey sod Ilesstee report Made Arn, et the
foilsman priest : Prime meadow hey, 75e. to ROB. stormr
atop, so.. to 96..; interior daUo, 60e. to 70s. ; rowels.
dOs. to 811 a ; clover old, 955. to 120 s. ; aft* mood
oat,
out, 90e. Mlies' ; utiew, 28s. to Str.

THE WOLVERHAMPTON 1111:7RD1N..-4 fiwtber
attempt to throw light on the Wolverhampton and Doifley
mysteries was made yesterday at the adjourned inquest on
the body of the emu Chrenery, which it will be recollected
was found covered with tar sod in a state of advanced
deoomprisitioe in *house the dammed bad occupied at Wol-
verhampton. Itutendeeos yesterday weetto establish the
fact that the woman found dead io the empty bonnet Dudley
is the person who bad resided with Chaenety and pared elk
as his wife. There appears to be no reason to doubt that
the man, whose body had upon it mark. of violence, was
murdered, and the inquest was again adjourned, to enable
the police further to pursue their investigatioes and if pos-
sible bring the crime home to its perpetrator. The sespi-
; cion strengthens tb.t the woman had, either alone or in
• newt with others, some hand in the murder of Cheeoery
before she committed suicide.
APPREHENSION OF • LUNATIC MURDERER AT
HULL—A wild-looking fellow. named Braceford, was
shinned at the Hull police court. yeeterda before the
stipendiary ministrant, with having akseouded from the
Birmingham Criminal ffaylam. It appeared that about
four yearn ego the prisoner was tried, convicted, and en.
tamed to he hung at the Warwick assizes for the murder
of a tailor named Sunderland. Suspicion being entertained
as to the accused's sanity. he underwent a medical examine.
tics, and wan prouounted a lunatic. The senfene of death
was therefore revoked, and he was sent to the above
asylum. He snoreeded, however. in making bin eseape, and
no
clue to hie whereabouts *out.' be discovered until Sunday
last, when he was apprehended at a 10410 g-house in Dry-
pool, Hull, by Detective Clarke. The prisoner was fors
warded to the Birmingham police authorities.—Leste
Mercury.
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE MIDLAND RAILIVAT.—•
Yeatenny morning a collision. happily unattended with
fatal consequences occurred between two goods trains on
the Midland Railway. The accident took place in a Gutting
hetwreo the Kiltiburst and the Swinton station. It air
pears that a goods train left Sheffield for Normantou at
lo.:so a.m. Immediately after it bad passed the Kilaburst
station a pin dropped front a part of the engine and
neoessitated the stopping of the train. The delay occurred
at • curve of the linn sod the trait could not be seen by the
eigwalman at the Kilnhunt math's or by the one oe the
Swinton side of the bee. Consequently the goods train
frets King's-cren In Norniseaton. which generally follows
close upon the other. was allowed to pass the Kflohurst
station at its usual speed, and ran into the Sheffield train,
which sold not he seen until the curve wee toned, with
great violence. Four of the waggon and a mineral van
belonging to the Sheffield train were 'mesh/* isms.
The engine of the London train was seriously damaged ;
bat
no one was hurt. Several Lours delved before e lines
could he cleared, au.l serious incrnivenienee was caused by
the delay to the passengers by the ordinary and excursion
trains,

WHICH ON THE SUA'SEI COANT. —NNW H A TNN,
MONDAY N SONY. —Th is rooming, is a gale hem the SS. W.,
soda hale, see, the schnonsreestrisa, of Chester, is monis(
for the harhour grounded no the her. At the rieteg of the
tide she drifted into dangemos breakers. As soon m this
was ebrierved the lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lostitu-
tins was promptly massed and launched sod towed out by
I the 'whew steam tug. After rouse difficulty sad risk the
( lifeboat took off the vessel's crew of five lose, and vadoly
lauded them. The host behaved admirably, and the crew
dissive all praise.
• MUNIUM OP PATENTR, SOUTH KramtoroN.—
Number of visitors for the week ending August 29, 1,11138 ;
total number shim the opening of the museum fns daily
(12th May, 185t4), 717,755.