The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-17 00:00:00

COAL MARKET-THIS DAY.

Hettaa's W. at Hartley, 17. ; Tasfia4 floor, 159. ea.;
Walla Bad Riddell. 17.. ; Walls Bad Hatton, 17s. ; Walla
Sae Lyons, 188.-102 .h pa at market.

SHARP PRACTICE ON THE RHINE.--00 the arrival
of ose of the Rbias steamers at eminent' a few days ago,
the eastoms alms as anal west ea Were, and toned three
Journeyinos tailor. who had 177124 from France ploylaz at
ends. They at ones ereeped at the cards, end Bodies that
they did sot hen the Peonies sump, called on the sees to
pay immediately the heavy pries which in Preens is im-
posed ea person. who use summated cards. The sea pre-
tested that they had no in'eution of vio'atiote the
Prussian laws, that they bad bought the cards in Fresco
to wile away the tediousness of the Journey, and that
even if they had "ought is Freese for cards with the
Pressian vamp, they could not have found thee.. Bet the
ennuis °Moen insisted that rg the law was formal is re.
opines that acme but Prussian stamped c could be nod
in Freesia, sad as the steamer was is that prior the Rhi. ta
which helms' to Pinnate, they mut ply the Bee. The
poor workmen said they had sot mosey enosith to do so,
and were accordingly takes off to prime. "This each'
says the German newspaper from which we goon it.. le •
wusias to all traveller. on the Rhine, that if they be die-
owed it play at ends they laud take can to provNe them-
selves with packs bearing the stamps of each of the tea or
twelve Game Stites by which the Rhin Ion."
This is the season toe excursion trains on the
(loath Western Ilse. Last week there was an excursion
trete from finithampten to Weymouth. On Monday there
were neatens train from Southampton to Bath and
Beret, sad from Bristll, Bath, Salisbury, and Ports-
mouth to fhathamptee. This day there will he as
nannies train from Dorchester, and all up the line to
leradoe.
The Penineular and Oriental Company's steamers
Ave, Ades, sad &jab, will be despatched to India on the
30th inst.
BUlClDL—Yeaterdey Mr. S. F. Langbam held an
inquest et Charkswerom nospital, reopening the death of
Jose Yardwortb, aged 36. Frauds 'tardily:se, the hus-
band of the deceased, suited that he resided in Oren St.
Andrew-aunt, and was at present employed as a pressman
at Saville sod Edwin's, of Ct.sadotysteett. See bad kept
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die
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She replied, Cu sty threat with three heirs*, for I could
not fled one sheep enough." There was no cause for her
committing suicide, except her Mans, and some &preens"
of mud from hi. having !en out of employ.
mac, which eirceeivaete bed somewhat stria swab
A ma, athey bad See taddrea to support.
Mrs. Esther Heelewood, sitter of the last witness, deposed
to Sadly: nun table knives, seek matted with bleed, and
which deceased stated she had wed to isiret the walked' to
her throat. Mr. Jetta Hautphreys, bees, rerseem, said he
atesaded the aatortanate deeseesd en Mr wisiselm to the
hospital. Then were three deep weeds is her se
extending from the left Yearly to the slant ear, from the
ants of which she died ea Saturday moralag. Veidist.
"Temporary lemaity."
Two steam packets for Turkey hove jest lean
built by White, the thipbelider, of Cowes, la tee Isle el
Wight.