The Express.
London, England, 1862-08-02 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL ooTroN MARKET.
mins DAY.)
(nos out ows ooassarcorosirr.)
(sr sarrnsa AND IRIAH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)
Market very steady, with a hardening tendency. Salo
probably 12,000 balsa

TALLOW MARKET—{THIS DAY).
The nuutet is doll. Tome tallow is quoted 410. 3d.
to 48s. net cash ; Petenbarg Y.O. oa the epot, 495.;
August aod September, afes. old ; 50s. new ;
50s. 3d. to 50s. ; October to Dsemobsr„ 50s. 3d.
_ _ _ _

. .
MAlllUrf Avaa.sora.—Town tallow, 50s. 9d.; tat by
ditto. 2s. 60.; yellow Bowisa, 50s. 6d. ; sashed stuff, 313 a.:
rough ditto, 21s. 61 ; tallow reason, Ha. ; good dregs, h.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Ileum Harvey and Emma report a large supply at bay
sod clover. Trade dull, at ramrod prism

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
The supply of vegetables oontinaes good. Importations
of foreign pine apples, as well as of apricots, beams, arti-
chokes, tomatoes. cucumbers, and frame potatoes have
been abundant. Cherries and strawberries are sot quite
so plentiful. Grapes have sot altered Moos last west.
Potatoes are as yet apparently free from disease. eta
flowers chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoniums, violets,
mignonette, sad meek
FRUIT.

Plus Apples, per lb., le to •
Grapes, per lb., 41 to Vs
Strawberries, prr lb., ad to Is
Orson Pigs, per doz., 12s
Penh.., per doz., lle to SOs
Nectarines, do., Pk to 184
'French), do., 2s to
rk r each, 44 to Se

Cherries. per lb., 14 to as
Apples, per dos„ is to as
Goceeberrito, per quart, 44 told
Currants, rod, p. dove, es to ila
Bkck do., do., Ils to Is
Oranges, per 100, ila to 123
Lemons, per 100, Is to 10.
Walnuts, green, per 100, ?a
PABLBS.
i Artichokes. each. 44 to gd
I Beet, per doz.. is 64
1 Celery, per bundle, ls ed to Ss
Asparagus, per boodle, Is to 40
Shallots, per lb, 104 to is
Garlic, per lb. 6d to 8d
Lettuces, each. 24 to 3d
I Endive, per wore, is 6d
Ilionera&th, Per buy., lath tab
Vegetable Marrows, each. 4d
Mushroom% p pott., is Ild total
parsley, per 12 bunches. 1, toad
Herbs, per bunch, Id to 44

yEGISTI
Preach Saws, per 100, Is to Ils
Oft= Peas, p. eiders, bed to es
Cabbages, p. boo., ts td ls
Potatoes, York Itegsnts pet

_
too, 1404 to TKO
Flukes, do., 100, to nos
„ locks, do , 140 s to 15us
„ Cups, do., 80s to OW
Ne., perlb, td
Tosizt id , per bun to la fd
do, Fe to ts t9dper dere, Is to Is ed
=e bars, seek Is to is

Tau MURDERER or Ma. Irtraoaaat.D.—ln pav-
ing sentence on Walsh, on Thursday, at Limerick, Mr. Jus-
tice Keogh delivered • long, eloquent, fervid, and ahem*
impassioned address, which powerfully impressed everyone
in oourt but the prisoner. His lordship reminded him that;
be bad the least quarrel with the gentleman he mew.
dered, that he was young, and must have had some natural
feeling ; but when be saw that young, beautiful, and noble
lady beside her busbnid, imploring that he might be spared,
the prisoner did not stay his murderous arm. In at
her youth and beauty she stood before him ap.
peal*, sod he relented not. He implored hint
sot to seek to aggravate the horrible atrocity of his
offence by concealing the guilty compauiooe that led him
into his awful position. Those men were fourfold mur-
derers—they were the murderers of Mr. Fitzgerald, of his
widow, of Beckham, and of Walsh—sad they were tenfold
more guilty than their tools. He versed the pi/weer that
, if he did not disburden his heart of guilty knowledge be
would go down to darnel darker,. fle " (the judge)
cared not in what religion be was. brought up, no rite or
ceremony could wave him without repentance. Re-
penting and confessing hie guilt, the greatest criminal
would find atonement in the blood of One who suffered for
man upon the cross, for it is written—" There is but or
name under Heaven by which men may be saved." The
black Gap was assumed amid solemn slicer, and the pri-
soner was watered to be banged on the 14 of September
next. The only remark the wretched young man made was
that be was " brought into h.' He betrayed no emotion
or emery throughout the whole of the proceedings. and
hi heart wan proof even sexiest the earnest sad impressive
exhortatioes of the judge.
CRINOLINE HOIDENS. --A few days since as au
ang
ged
nhaaLfoot.gotteinntangled an'exwas crinoline,
liar
aid be was dung to the ground with greet violence. Tbi:
rev. gentleman was stunned for • considerable time, and
the beck of one of his heads ma bruised and swollen by
the fall. The wearer of the offending article of dress pro-
needed on her journey in apparent disregard of the injuries
she had indicted, while the prostrate clergyman wee
assisted to his feet by some bystanders. —landinstoia
Courier.
The police of Lyons seem at last to have disco-
vered a clue which may led to the punisbreat of the per
▪ who murdered the little girl found startled art the
Vain Railway elation, is December last. A man named
X--, who, at the time of the murder, ern a emegsat ae
wille, was arrested led week for • criminal assault ea a girl
only four ears old. It appears that be bad previously
_bar
apprehend en for • similar crime, but bad surealed is
proving an alibi. The exansining magistrate charged
with the investigation into this led charge,strack
with these refried meets for the sasamema d
offence, wee jed to suspect that the pada is
custody might be the author of the tererder Y Darn.
bar. It may, be remembered that the parr it bad
bees egged with a erten headkerehid, whisk twined is
poreiree of the polies. After X—'s arrest, theeramirstg
of pollee of Vale wad to Melrose, sad while X— • wife Ire
=tin awe=rezeriene el the agents, be coo-
o nsslip the above riatired late a bag
riataining foul lire ready far
_the wash. Whim the coo-
teats of this beg war aterwards trued eak Woes the
woman, she reoogaissdw baribereitisf ern re belegigiag to
her kusband, sad whisk tie bad admen he aesatid X—
was immediately thaw& with mardee, MA be pedestal
kis hisoceds. (Wag te the *la effartally mem
We affair by this dieeeasey, a fresh laessiegada his lams
instituted.