The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-25 00:00:00

10210ING LANK.-(THIS DAY:)

Souse.—The market has opened quietly, no maim u yet
reported by private contmet, the trade swaitisg the result
of the pnblie odes. Refined is dull of sale, and prices have
• downward tandeney.
Corm footballs in active request. Privately 4,000 bap
Rio sold cm the spot •. ordinary to flue ordinary, 54a. to 605.;
a few superior, 71s. 64. to 725.; damaged, Ms. to Ms.; two
floating samosa also sold—one of superior Rio at 65a. 3d.,
and one of Sb Domingo at 70..—botb for seer ports.
Tie.—At previous prices there is • fur demand.
RIX—No sale. reported.
SAVIP/711.—The market is active ; prices have advanced
per owt.--refraction, 15 to 10, Ms. 6d. to 375. ; Of,
37.. 41d. ; to 41, Ms. 6d., and 2i, at Ms.
Rica is in rather more request ou the spot ; 2,500 bags
Nacraasis sold at 10s., and two cargoes for arrival, Necran-
sieoglas;) 3d. ; and old Bassein, Pe. dd.
—At firm prime 400 bales sold.
Hen.—St. Petersburg clean is quiet at 341. 100. to Ms.
TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
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The market is quiet. Prices are quoted as follows :
Town tellow, 461., net cash ; Petersberg Y. 0., on the
Spot, 48a. ; all this mouth, 455. 9d. ; April to June.
451. 9d. ; July to September, Ms. ild.; October to De-
cember. 48a. to 48s. 3d.

SNITIEFIELD HA/ mar.—(THIS DAY.)
Yves. Harvey and Banton report trade slow, whit-
est alteration. Pae sseadow bay, 70a. to 80a. ; supe-
rior ditto, Ms. to 96e. ; Inferior ditto, 40a. to 501. ; =
50a. to 70a. ; clover, aid, 80a. to 110 s. ; ditto, new,
oat, 80a. to 100 s. ; draw, 30s. to au

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

LTTWOOL. MAWR 24.-B.laSo-day :—Great Western Stock,
741—Laemildre and Yorkshht Stock, 1081 F-London and North
Worsham, 941—Mieland Stook, 194—Newry and Warrenport„
61—North Bautero, Berwick. SSA—North Staffordshire, ti d.—
earth Eastern Stock, MI ex dlr.—Preston and Wyre, 46—Buffalo
and Lake Huron, 4—lntto 7 per cent. lot. Mares, 11-16—.
Grand Tnink of Canada, Ml—Grest Luxembourg, 121 3.161—
Illinois Central, Md.—Sambre and Meuse, 81 13-I6—Thames and.
Mersey, 1 13.1811 p.
Ilmowierga, KAMM it —The market was rather quiet, with
lower prima. Caledonian, 1111 —Gnind Twit of Canada. 281—
Illinois Central. 44 d.—Lanoashine and Yorkshire, 1061—London
and North Western, 941—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln-
shire, 4.91—D0. Redeemed PreL, 11-16 p —ll,dland, 1--North
Eastern, Berwick, 04—South Eastern, 84 31 .—Thames and
Mersey Marine Insurance, If p.—Ulverstone and Is:waster,
24—last Lancashire per cent. pref., 1191—North Eastern
Yorks), 871-Ihdford Bank, 6 p.—West Midland (Newport, 44.
14111.11111611.414, M4llOll M.—There was a good business done to.
day, chiefly in local stocks, :—Birmingham Banking Com-
pany's Shares, at t6—Birmingham Gas, New Ordinary, 60—Ditto
(18.-2), at En premium—Wolverhampton Gas. Old, 191—tiene-
ral Steam Navigation, f6--Great Ship, ft—Ditto Preference,
lb. Id. per share. Them was inquiry for Birmingham
Guaniiesd Railway Stook, at 761, and Stour Valley Guaranteed,
at .71--Shropshire Union Mock, goofed 47 to 03—lionth Stafford,.
14 to 101—and Birmingham Costal, at 94 to 94. Of Birmingham
Gas them wean buyers at 144.

Strfinterffri Muaaiß 4.2 TODMORDIN.—On Friday
night last, a man and woman,
_both attired is mourn,ng.
were seeking lodgings at Salford, a suburb of T
monism. They were unsuccessful in their inquirim,
and left the place. Next morning the body of the
woman was found drowned in the Rochdale Canal Rem
„?Teddy Bridge," oleo In the vicinity of Todsiordsn.
Her age was stout forty-five, and the quality of her
apparel, though now reduced to mere patchwork.
shows that it originally belonged to some one or better
circumstances. Yesterday, a man named Joseph
Leach was apprehended at Bradford, on suspicion of
baying murdered the woman. He states that he comes
from Ashton-under-Lune, and on being token into custody
admitted that be was in the company of the dreemed on
Friday. The name of the woman is not known, but, when
inquiring for lodgings at Salford, she stated she had tra-
velled du ries the whole of the previous night from Halifax,
sod was going to Burnley, where her children were living.
Leach is a bruahmaker, and arrived at Bradford on hallw-
ay is search of work.
ACOCIDINTAL MUTH AT EISTBOURNZ MOM A FAIL
OVER TIM cum—Yesterday afternoon F. H. Gel!. Req..
from Eastdean (where he had been holding an
Celtsacs the body of a young man who had fallen over the
shelf) to the Ship on, Meads, Eastbourne, to hold an in-
quest on the body of Henry Veraham, egad 32, who had
also died from the effects of ,a fall over the cliff on the
night of the races. It appeared from the evidence
adduced that deceased left the racecourse in the evening
of Friday last, which was very dark, with three orfour other
persons, in a Mate of sobriety. On arriving near the Ship
e told his companions to wait there while he went
to feed his fowls, which are kept at • house near
the cliff, and be would then join them. He never
returned, and they went away without him. On
the following morning his body was forted under the
cliff, which at that mot is about 230 feet high. The
key of the chicken house and 13e. Gd. were found in his pocket.
It was evident that the deceased bad Grossed the narrow track
leading down the cliff and walked over. Dr. Jeffery stated
that he examined the body of the deceased on Saturday.
He wee a very stout athletic man, hie trousers on the right
side were torn and marked with chalk, and tucked up at
the bottom. His cap was found some Hee yards from the
body, and was tinged inside with blood. There was an ex-
tensive comminuted fracture on tho left parietal and tem-
pond bones and on the occipital bone. His death from such
a fracture must have been instantaneous. From having ob-
served the pupils of deceased's eyes, and smelt his mouth,
he was of opinion that the deceased was not the worse for
• liquor. The jury returned a verdict cf "Accidental death.'
—SUM= Express.
STRANOLID BY MISTAK E, AND EXTRAORDINARY
RECOVIRT TO LIFT. —A remarkable imtanoe of restoration
to life, after strangulation, occurred at Crawley to a lad
about seven years of age, in the employ of Mr. Thomas
Smith, surgeon, on Thursday last It seems the lad
from some whimsical or fanciful impulse thought proper,
while engaged in the stable, to impardise his life
• lztaang the bridle rein hanging from a poet
ian his neck, and inadvertently got the tongue
in the Indite hole, and, probably from fright and agitstioe.
became unable to extricate himself. Mr. G. Clark provi-
dentially having occasion to go to the stable found the had
on his knees, his head dropping forward, his bands drop-
ping listlessly by his sides, his fees greatly diseoloured.
and to all appearance dead. Most providentially, again,
Mr. L. Pricker. assistant, was instantly on the spot,
; and Mr. Smith in a minute or two. There seemed no
chance of restoring animation, yet the longs were
chance of success. The
pale, indicated return-
ed, and this was per-
aywn hour and a half before
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unctions.
The
led
being then im cold was wrapped in thick blankets, and placed
In had, sad exposed to shriek current of sir at the time ; it
lhooltive
became very difficult to keep him in bed fromhis struggling
The lad, al k comparatively restored, seems at the
present tiros omen bewildered ; his memory seems almost
lentirely gone, and no rational answers can be got from him
on his being interrogated, although be is gradually im-
proviog.—Sussec Express.