The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL OORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(nos ous ows oossarowrsorr. )
(lIT MIR= AID rams massirto Istawsaws.)
Market keeps steady but quiet. Wheat and leer is the
Amoco of demand are gide; sad pries. are about the sem
ea last week. Indian ems saceesped. Odds mad edema
quiet. -

MINCING LANA —(THIS DAY.)
BC GAL —The market by owed quietly. Privakly
floating cargo of brown Peru= Sold at Bk. ; and 000 Ws.
Melado, on the spot, at 24.. and 24a. fid., 10.. 4d. duty.
Refined continues firm.
Corral—There has not been a public wile held to-day.
Privately the markets firm, but the samara unimportant.
Tu.—At full prim a fair business is doing.
Ron.—A small parcel of Demerara sold at Is. 80. proof.
Ricl-600 bags fine Rangoon sold at Ile. 6d., and 1,500
base Bassein at 103.
fiussuraa.-300 bap' refractkm 5 per cent. sold at
38s. cult
CMOS. —3OO bales sold at steady prices.
INDIGO. —The quarterly politic miss were commenced
this morning. The portion that boa puma the gals w
chiefly bought in at high prier or withdrawn.

TALLOW MAR .-(THIS DAT.)
The =Mist Is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted es. Yd., sat
wish • Pete:Oen Y. 0.. ea the met, Cs. ; Jas. to Marth,
4035. 9d. ; Men* Cs. to 48s. lid. ; April to Joao, 475. ;
October Desessisr, 48s. to 48s. 3d.

lIMITHIPIILD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DIY.)
Mem Harm and Eautos report trade slow at the fol-
lowieg priemei—Pre meadow hay, 70a. to 80a. ; superior
ditto, &(e. to Ma. ; inferior ditto, 40a. to ; retreat, 80a.
to 705. ; clover, old, 80a. to 110.. ; ditto, sew, mooed eat,
805. to 1005. ; drew, 90. to Ma.

LORD PALNIMBTON AT HORARAM.—When the
Prime Minister stood for Horsham, oas good vote was all be
resolved. The unmbera spas the poll for the respertiore
eandiciates, ea_ given in report, were in follows ;-11r.
Wilder, 44 ; Mr. Jones, 44 ; Vigeonnt inubar,* 29 ; Vie-
event Pahnstracts, 29 ; but it mom from • report
of the proesedinp before the select committee of the
Haase of °omens, Trauma, 1807, in the case of
a double retina for the bo=iiief Beecham, which
is in the possasslon of W. g, solichor,
that town, that out of the nachos* pulled for Palmer-
ston, 28 were est aside. The m vote was
gives by Mr. Tredcroft. Framatireridateuahlithstliaelsetion the
Mr. Teed:raft who was the Prima Minister's only supporter
most bare been the lets Nathaniel Tanned% Req., who
resided at the time at the Moseiphome, mow occupied by
H. Pawl*, Esq.—Sumer Advertiser.
IIJaGriIIIACY IN SCOTLAND AND ON THE CON-
TININI..—The Registrar-General far Brahma in his
annual repeat to parliament, just issued, draws the
tiesspargeou between illegitimacy in Scialend
tat= Continent of Europe :—" As it has been shown
thatp in Scotland is somewhat different from
what it 3e as the Coohneat, it might he exported that
this difference would be exhibited in the different pro-
portions of the Mines el the illegitimate children at birth.
On the Cotatimaat of &crops (according to the statistics
published by thirtieth while legitimate births generally
births only
106 arks far every 100 females, illegitimate
only yield 108 males far every 100 femake. In
eschand, however, while the legitimate births TThided
106'2 males to every 100 females in 1866, the Wegitimate
births yielded 1061 mans to every 160 females ; or the
CPZion of males to females was higher than among
I:itiroate birth'. This was strikingly the ease with
regard to the insular births. Is the insular districts,
while the legitimate births yielded 1071 males to every
100 females, the Unfairness births were is the propor-
tion of 1141 make to every 100 females. In the main-
land and rural districts, the peeportiom of reales to females
was almost the same in the legitimate and in the illegiti-
mate births, being 1041 make is the legitimate, and 1051
melee in the illegitimate births to every 100 females. In
the town districts, on the other hand, the proportion of
males predominated among the illegitimate births, seeing
that 1051 codes were born het every 100 females among the
legitimate births, while in the Wegitimate births the pro-
portion was 1071 males to every 100 females."
A " traded union" outrage of a violent nature
was committed in Cheetwood, Mancheater, on Saturday
night. Ti,. object which had offended the union men was •
brickmaking machine, of the productive powers of whit& •
most glowing account is gives. The blind opposition of the
brickmakers almost warrants the quality of the machine, and
for some time past the lakokmakers have been threatening
all engaged in the work. A wino was actually sent to the
home done of the men belonging to the place. Os intra-
day, an attempt was made to blow up the machine, but,
fortunately, the attempt was only partially supporta'.
Farm, CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.—A fatal accident
occurred at a place called Stubbing Gate, near Haworth,
on Sunday morning. Mr. J. 0. Greenwood, Mrs.
Greenwood, and three of their children started
from their residence at Moorhouse, in the zarriage,
for the morning service at the Baptist Chapel, West-lane,
Haworth. When they had proceeded a short distance, and
reached a place called Mandl the horse, • very spirited
animal, took fright, and braame unmanageable. It ran
with great speed down the hill, and ou reaching the bottom
came violently against the wall. The whole party were
violently thrown from the carriage, and the youngest of the
children, • fine boy, was killed on the spot. Mr. Green-
' wood was much bruised, and Mrs. Greenwood was so
seriously injured that little hope was entertaised of her
recovery. The other two children escaped with little iojttry.
The carriage was broken to pieces, and the horse was alms
much bruised. _ _

SUDDEN Dalin OF • GIANT.—On Tuesday hint,
Mr. James Robinson. the butcher, of Hatfield Heath, who
Is so well known in Essex and Harts from his remarkable
figure and size, was auddeoly seized with illness, which in
a few minutes terminated fatally. The deceased, there is
no doubt, was the largest man either in Essex or Herta—
fiaps in England. He appeased as belonging to the
Daniel Lambert or Edward Bright race of obese mortal%
weighing 36 stone, long weight, measuring over 70 inches
round the body, and required a garter which would encinde
Pl inches. We understand that it required the assistance
of eight men to move the corpse. The deceased no doubt
had of late experienced trouble of mind by his business
affairs, for at the time of his death his estate was under-
going inquiry under the Bankruptcy Act, and when before
the county court judge, on Wednesday week at Dunmow,
he was subjected to a very searching examination by the
court ;an the inquiry was adjourned until May next. It
is generally supposed this occasioned some cousiderable
excitement to the deceased, and probably hastened the me-
lancholy result. He was in his 45th year, and usually en-
joyed most remarkable health.—Bishop Stafford Observer.
SHOCKING DEATH OF A BOY IN THE HUNTING
FlELD.—Yasiterday nfternoon an inquest was held before
Mr. W. H. Phillips, Deputy Coroner, on the body of
George Harry Tharme, aged twelve years, the son of Yr.
Vienne, cab proprietor, of Castle-street, Wolverhamp-
ton. On Saturday week the deceased, who, for • child,
was remarkably clever at horsemanship, was out riding
with the Allsrighton hounds, at Neechley, when be was
thrown from his horse ; and his foot becoming entangled
in the *thaw, be was dragged along the ground for some
distance, receiving severe concussions on the head and
other parts of the body. The accident was witnessed by
the greater number of persons who composed the " field,
yet the horse could not be stopped till the poor boy had
reoeived roost shocking injuries. So serious were they
that he was not expected to survive many hours. Tie,
however, lingered till Friday
_afternooa lest, having, in
the meantime, been attended by throe surgeons and •
physician. A vertlics in accordance with -Vie above-
mentioned facts was returned. Shortie before the do-
omed toll, the lion. C. Wrottesley was thrown wldist
putting his horse at a fence, end he sustained a fracture of
one of the hones of the shoulder.

1111'ERIAL PARLIAMENT. , Earl RI'SSELL expressed his hops that this question
I would tot be disciusett prematurely, and without formld
and primate informatese. With Tepid to the other natter,
HOUSE OP LORD& —Mos Dar, Pas 10. orgy.% repreasetatiessrennits had bees made oa the subject by
Naieet.r's ts. at Flomece.
TheseLC C8"/"3"11 la* his mat as Oa 1194 he
"11 Earl GRANVILLE effidvemaid set allow the remarks
*Week. of the noble earl opposite (the Earl et fithlmesbory) to pass
PETTTIONS PRESENTED. without observation. The noble earl stated his conviction
The Marquis of NORMANDY pleseuted petitions from that the fora of circumstance. would oblige this govern-
ihe =amt sad Bolt" elreirwth:' rvour of meat in cam of war to diereprd the obligations of the treaty
of tars. This declaration as it appeared to him would have
BRITISH SUBJECTS IN AMERICA. so injurious an effect on foreign powers, coming as it did
Timelier' of CARS ADVON said he ems ensious to a.. 14. a from 000 who had filled the office of secretory og State I
rtel seem importance el the sob's, earl the Seeretery for Foreign Affairs, that be put it to hini w , ether he
,teivi Affairs. The house would remember that on not, in the heat of debate, somewhat overstated the matter? I
Endey let be made some remark. eta the nee aau Engle's. The Earl of IdALMESDURY said, what he intended to
MY is America who had been taken into custody and seat my wee this—that supposing a great country like this er '
le piece under the warrant of Mr. Seward. Sauce Friday France, after a depends war, driven to the last exttemity,
he had received further information in reference te and struggling with other powers for its very existence,
similar cues, but they were, if possible, wore than del Dot believe that an impatient military people like '
W um he thea mentimed. He understood that French, or a people having the spirit of the people of skisl
at this moment Were were so lees than three country, would bear to be guided by the paper &claratioe
British subj., to who bad bees for four or fire months of De in, but that the law of self-preserration would overule
esemosea in Lafayette prime, and they had been detained ell other feelings, and under it that they would take say
there without ..ev charge of any sort or kind having been steps they thoueht proper to save themselves and the
as& melon them. There bad been so inquiry made into country from the extreme dangers in which they WWI
their use, An inquiry bed beta asked far, but it bed besa placed. (Hear. beer.)
wheat %lakes they bust eussested to take the oath of all.- Earl GRANVILLE said be did not expect that anything
oem,, to the government of the Ceded States. Now, if of the kind was likely to happen, and be hoped the
that we, so, was dear that thaw persons bad been idle- wreak( sever be brought to such aa extremity as to
gall, ,arreeted. illegally imprisoned. and illegally detained, the treaty obligations into which it had mitered to NOM
and there ,night not to be a moment lost before clearly . some secondary object.
eastermandiog the lawmen preitice of affairs. (Hear.) Earl RUSSELL said he certaioly bad given expries to
keel t. JELL said—l emiclude that the noble earl has as opinioa that was sot in favour of the treaty et Fare le
hardly nail the papers whisk have been List upon the table some respects, bet said that having been made it must be
ei the boom by oommeed of her Naivete ; for the 00110 Obalabdolld.
owl woad.; there have ford • coevve oelecce between Lord The subject this dropped.
Lyme anal Mr. Seward, and also bstense her Majesty's THE MEMORIAL TO THE PRINCE CONSORT.
nennuout and Lord Lyme, on this subject. The noble earl, ; to the Fail of Ducar,
his andenteat, leans hardly to have taken inkier ount the -
very Otani circumstances is which the governateat of the Earl GRAto
NVIIi.LLErI said he hail been in communication
Uffilled States hoe bees placed. la the spring of but year with the Lord Mayor on the subject. Her Majesty's em
arse of the Slates is the scheme of Coefederstion dietary' vereassat had so power to central the application of the
WY against the goverament of the United States. In soch mossy en" it had been subscribed. The Lord Mayor said
eleffinastescee as the, it ie usual for ell governments W in.- he thou be willing to receive the names of any persons
pile's upon suspicion persons who they wander are
who might be thought to add neater weight to the com-
MIMI • pert in the war against them. In a came which hap- tuittee already id 'Maracas, and he added that the cow-
lima" „se, yew, ago. Doe. whee there pee e mates had ramie's', when a sufficient sum bed been sub-
scribed, which no doubt would shortly be the cam, to ask
eeneparecy for the purpose of overtaniag the authority of
her Majesty, the Sesceary of State applied to the other Lome her Majesty whet form of memorial would be most Wee-
a parliament for authority to ernes penises on suspicion, al" to her Melemy'll feelings, and to be guided thereby.
Be
via, fur theempessiam et the Habeas tlrepse AM, sail in the might say, although he bad no authority to make the state-
papers pftwded to „Awes" et that del, them see two meet, that he had reason to know her Majesty would sot
eases is which us LentLienteneat of bind bed en6red shrink from giving eximeesion to her views.
the arrest of tyre Amebas pianism ; a geffipleint was there- ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.
=d matte by the hislaktem seance eel sad say mkt* The Earl of DERBY presented a petition from St. Miry's.
(Lord phi at INS di a 1 the be= el 'be ' Ileuthwerk, relative to the new Educational Code.
Pose*
.-offices =OW Wat wits magi these
the Lont•Lissiest bad doe hierseelais wipes eallire I The ha". 4414.18.1 as a quarter Pig 6'
sealed that tie pewee woe =gaged is pesetas= teedieg
le mei= the wise* et tb amiss, sled were aiding
gassliem Web were big pis= is that part. et the
biaslNSThese pensive mare Dever brought to trial, hue
ellantherity they won enemed. After this civil wig
beige eat is Semi= esiblets is site by eerie I&
ei seigess the{ they bid bees ensiled wee sespia I
iseihisly deist Lad Lyess to =mph= of that set
se as set seised by the sole authority of the Presi-
dia& of the United Oat" and eepecielly s regard to .00 of
thew pmeeme there seemed very light nese& for sm.
sad I said be Illaskt not to be detained. I am not
lisas is vindliata the sate of the Affiances government for
Gee sir ter era el Class mesa Whether they had good
Lit:tar sespiies, ce whether they bad light grained@
Wm its WA fee me bete to say. If I thought
ewe sus WM peso& Ire suspicion, it wee my busiaree
le wise= that to the nomeneseat of the United States.
MI it leant say busiSsee le Isibertake their &knee is this
MThe M AMO& tender ispladd that the President
iss the istatsis, the tiebt, la tune of war or re-
Is sweet isms apes iteepicioe,ead toccata* them
bk pima his Maeda adpleasets. nrqueseicia has bees
mush debated be . Aidas eel seise of high authority
611111411 11.04 bid vele et =hi ipso aid set be
sespiel as set el us
W Osseri Bat etyma
- 10,111 bash Seise of the gumtree, mid ir=
which laid down that

HOl7Bl OF COMMONS.—MONDAY, Fu. 10.
The hawse net et 4 chisek.
Several railway mud Paw private bale were brought in
*Ad reed a lrel tires.
ETON OOLLSOI.
Mr. D. GRIFFITH pre unties that, as Thursday sent,
be disedd rek the sable lord the First Lad d the Tres.
emly mbillter it would sot be desirable to moped the
sypaimilamat to the odes of Provn•t of Eton College till the
roper* et the ouaimileiooers bad been presented, in order
that goy reform in the administration of that office aught
be saw emily carried tato effect.
CIVIL SERVICE APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. RDINERSY gave notice of his intent on to mom
em the filth imat., a seecobatioe to the effect that the flooko
apprstawtsw~te the cavil service should be thrvere opea •
ppaahYittee
RIGHTS OF NEUTRAL&
XL COBDEN gave notice that as as early day he should
brim wader the Wier of Ye bore the emblem of the inter
satioasi maritime law m it aNested the rights of belligerents
and Neutrals. (Hoer, bop)
DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND ART.
Mr. OREOORT for Lead Mb, pve motto. that as the

mem* mimed s esmillet . _
weft et the lira the .11eLed Seim ek lbai the
mid
~bpbtr memo ems hs lea=dedes the deb =the.td tamideet d the !Jailed /ass. The isselbe
see Itessubb Wore Oismintys resobsdms as m-
ama OM theme simeld be so maid eith
=rst=l WA it or ••=lllmli ki win
Voi the el the Peedest, sad Imp Rola
theS the mesa= amid me be dilemma& mad
Semi" the toadish rest I bitemelf. de meth fee
fiewireesempatess I, the emethatiellef She witch
te Wea goillieshe sets shish the isemitsty
lrq eadarths mestles el the fke4deek be setheelesi es
fielhearmel d llatith seidesM es sell me *metal
1 sea set hero le //id theme einem bee I de
embed that it a as sethwity shish not bassi ft elms
yams is the somemmeih B NW balm **Pm" in
is treemeshhe asseadmies is lbe tame pet me
eter t.fun= MS NOM Me .-.asset I
blies that is he smog el the mese ef ueldasey
setherity dot pewee use theme& I holism thet asp=
Mit rd Is pees= ousted eat is the mans
reuse meseseems sempleiee ; but I do set led thee is
say ere deem hes hems say Marl to silos DMA ems&
st Phew ahem esmememet to bert the ass ei those per
sew et she sielemed rem nide by the Illeitie minister
rat Lod &yeas um dee is tin the me. le Idr.
limed. UM Lyme wp.ee.atsd to mo that them mew took
up a ray grist part el ei lona, and Its was salami to 10•111111.
Cris 7 onset thew ; sew am I say that lismord has ro•
at say time to hetes le those campm ate. lie has
eawsys stated am be had isfornshas upon which lie amid
depseed, then thin psesess woes espied is trewasishlo
the gorernsient of the trotted Stoups.
C6sitisrqameisa. the of
met ewe urea Me owa
suitherity tant sersils are iikepal, sad that the perifts
sum - la seises aleptly ; bet that is awe Mesa I ea& env
tee to my. I es Madly assign to may that the Craftiest
el the Use ssi !teem he me the pees—eeppoe,og perms.
nes espised b tresoftable eissopiesseas against the authority
GO the .m=e==at--to keep them is press without brag.
hes Wes to Mel, sad at would rendre • etiumgdemial d ake
eellbenty of the law Akers of the United Wafts before I
amid ;swum' to say that the President el this Melted Motes
W trot that power. With regard to the particuLa ono
which the soils earl ha. referred to, 1 an usable to aey
whether or sot some of those peruse may loot hare bee
sewed is there conspiracies. We a hoes AM=
Sibs time is which the United gem.. hem he
there hie been roach !mashy .h en this essetey es

111th the sale hod wadi thew& moieties enprowleg
astir opialinef the bows that is tie prepereliem ad any
millesatee asespesiltare of ow worm ea* le aid for the I
Heeeere. the Noticed_ Gravy and say other iaath
011ie% the of white the Prosnotie• of edlllllllo
eeders. ilther of the mews should be reeposeilith to
tie brew
THE HARTLEY COLLIERY AOINDENT.
Mk. a B. SHERLDAN gave notion Mai ea Thundey
mat he should nab the Houie Secretaiy whether with
bream to the maul colliery accident the geweraneest had
received any Miamians bum the iaepetlar el aim as to
the nueuity of Mao being provided with the aloha
whether his attention bad hem emu is the seeminumbo
tam of the jury in tile teepee% &Males with respect to the
hums Lem' node of awileable beamed of cast iron ; end if
so, whether it wee the intentioe of the government to take
say proceedinp to elenegoinoe.
THE GLOUCESTER WATTS.
Kr. H. BERKELEY gave notice that on Thursday be
should mom that Hr. Meeker do issue his warraut to this
dark el the owe 1* who mss thy write for the election
if either to arm in the pereet parliameat fur the city 4
Givaimisr, in the rout al be C. Price sad Mr. Nook
whom eiethons have been declared void.
ALLOWANCES TO WI'TN WOES.
Yr. ALGERNON EGERTON inquired of the Hose
• howelery whether he intruded to introduce during this SOF
mks way hill in relation to the allowances to witnesses at
egoism
M. G. GREY maid that to 1861 the scale of &Bowmen
in criminal trials at sessions wu promulgated, and Umatilla'.
waa prepYwd after full consideration by the Tremor, all
Home issaw•tit. Great objections were.bowever nub I.
it, aloe the armed that It operated differently M MON*
parts of the theatry, and the right boa. mime the
member far Cimbndge, who eu then fluitienl=
Mud a emaimissice to recomOder the eiati .
sues was presided over by the Chswon dthe Deft
of Laneaster, and comprieed the has. brae* the
for Somemetahire, and the hen. mesh to tar Jr.=
Alaccleetlild, and their report comb:lied the meth
that was previously adopted, with 14111111111111
the payments to be made by the Trews,.
They admitted that there might be load circumstances le
which the scale would not apply, and in that eau they re-
erenniended that power should be giveu to the maglitrates
to rules the soils of fees, provided that
the , any alteration
. . .

mu ode =dm do ethic :iout;• hare *balsa a stn,ug arm.
fur the N sad sumo for the South. Hear, bear.)
t base stated I r'

abode! be defrayed est of . coosty rater/ aseset by the
Trees/try. Urea aat report the Secretory for War last
year 1— -At is • to carry out Me remeemeadatioas of
• . .