The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-27 00:00:00

Btnte—lld!

Indian Viper,
Baer. and F Carsinaeliiury. ia&p liataplan). Hope c,
All are kora.
ADDMONAL Aisavors.--Girolds. Bird of Ere, Lord
Lyre, Block Drought, sad Dioorotion.

02ESAREWIT011.
100 to $ on the Field (off)
20 to 1 apt Landows (t)
25 to 1 Sdpisotes (t )
1000 to 10 Suspicion (t)
OAKBRIDOESHIRE.
25 to 1 sgst Glidistwar.
Veil little doing.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARK-LANE.-(THISDAY.)

Very moderate supplies of English wheat cares fresh to
hand to-day. Fine dry samples were in steady request, sad
Monday's currency wu well maintained ; otherwise, the
trade wu dull, yet late rates were supported.
There wee • fair show of foreign wheat in the market,
the demand for which wu somewhat restricted. In prioss,
however, no ohange took plain.
Floating cargoes of gram changed hands to • fair extent,
at about previous quotations.
The supply of barley, both English and foreign, was
limited ; nevertheler sales progressed slowly on former
terms.
_ . . . .

—Pelt moved off freely at full prices.
Beans were a dull inquiry, but not cheaper. The supply
was small.
Yeas, the show of which bad increased, met a slow male,
at lets rates.
A fair average business was passing in floor, and priors
ruled firm.
In most avictdtural seeds, next to nothing was doing.
Linseed and rapeseed were very firm. Cakes were dull.
talltiltlVl me m.
MINIUM
Pa Qr.
WILL a. 5.
Esau, Leak red, old 43 to 48
new 34 to 43
„ Do.wterto, old 42 to IQ
moredi
andLumia. new 34 to 44
red, new — to

Tee Pt. I tij

BANAL

Ma tlog
Distilling
Grinding 2.5 to 26
Yom.
Norfolk, sod
56 to 65
Eteproo and Ware 66 to $4
Brook

OM& &
Smith. UM
Beak"' potato
Irlik white
block

Nowa& SO to 40
Slot 2B to 42
Harrow
Piglooo 43 to 45

Ove r. aes -
13 te 16
NIPS Ss to so
White ll3 to 00
Twos
Tows sad., pr NM
to
__---Its.
New
0631. Ornalry
Inn* feed lO to IS Node& mad lodolk,
paste 34 to 53 molds 3O to 31
Foliates.
Ps Qr.
Wilfait. S. I.

RTE.

Danish) and Laelsl
berg 45 to 56
Itoatock et Madams-
burr 43 to 60
Danish.
Russian, hard
.. soft
American, red .
„ white

Per Qr.

0.426. s.
Danish and Swedish 18 to 2t
Rumba lB to 24

Danish l4 to 118
1170160 B6 to 37
I__ Pm& _

Grinding SO in 14
Distilling
Malting
Ong.
_- .

1.4 to t 7
rats 34 to Id

Dutch 18 to IS
feeding .... 17 Go tO
ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, So„
CARPJAOE, 11011 BIPT. I

DIDIA2I
Inane 99 to n
Yellow _ 29 to 30

'Loos.
Frosoh, per sack .... 111 to 54
8460ba1. to 31
Amourieso. par het .. MS to so
Coaolliso. „ .. 24 to 30
INTO LONDON NY WATII
ro errr. 26 INCLITRIVt.

Wheat. Harley. Ilan. Um. roar.
im are. an. are. Ws. rata
Mash and bee 12 230 240 .. /MY
Web 4O
foreign OO9O 8040 22269 4779
—
Teta OO5O 2120 210 I 24720

1 4770 1 Iwo

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARK=
(THIS DAY.)
(BY MT= 115011011 ZIACTRIC TELVOILAYIL)
(BROM 001 OWN 0011.111101DBBT.)
The market °outlaws both strong in tone and pries, and
the sales are reported at about 30,00 bales.

KINCINGI-LANB.—(THIS DAY.)
Burma.—The market shows immerged firmness, a full
amount .1 buds= bavlsg been transocted at 6d. to Is.
advanos = last week's price* wake include Porto
Rico, at 365. to 375. ; Cuba, 365. ; Mauritius, 30s. 6d. to
35e. 6d. ; Grapattah date, yellow, 3.5 e. 6d. ; date ifsdros,
Vs. 6d. ; Rosins, cloyed, 33.. to 33e. 6d. ; =cloyed, 30s.
to 30s. 6d. Reflood is also in active request, at higher
priees ; brown lamps, 445. ; fair tillers, 445. 6d.
Osvres..— The parcels of East Indio brought to public
sole hays sold at the valuations. Plantation Carlos, mid-
dling. 790. to 81a. ; native Ceylon, email, 63a. fad. to
64e. 6d. ; medium end bold, 646.6 d. to 67e. fad.
Tam.—Orme teas and ooloury Imes brought former prices
for =port.
Ron.-40 puncheons of Jomoics sold at 3e. 4d.
Rice-3.060 bags of old Rangoon sold at 101.6 d.
SALTPILTILL—No sales reported.
Cotton.—Thee is a ooutinued active demand. at a fur her
avow* of id. per lb.
Hair.-2,300 bales of Manilla sold at 351. to 361. fo: f .ir
to pod earreat quality.

ESCAPE OF Two PRISONERS.—On Friday morning
two prisooers escaped from Rotherham police-station in
rather a clever manner. One of the fa hives is •mu
named William Turner, who has been in custody for
six or eight weeks on • charge of committing • murderous
assault on a farmer. After the committal of the offence
Turner absconded, and was not apprehended for somo time.
Since his apprehension he has been brought before the ma.
giatrates etch suomeding week, bat, owing to the prosecutor
being so Injured as to be unable to leave his bed, the hear-
ing of the case against the prisoner has not taken place,
and be has been remanded in custody from time to time,
bail being on each occasion peremptorily refused. The
other runaway is a chimney-sweeper, whose wife and family
live at Worksop. His name is John Holmes, and he was
committed for trial on Monday last on *charge of repo.
Oo Thursday they were lodged together is one of the tells,
their beds being placed at opposite ends of the room. The I DEATH Or CLAREMONT.••-•Mr. BOWeA'S celebrated
" reserve " officer saw them all safe at 3 o'clock on
Friday, and believed, from the appearance of the beds, • horse Claremont died at his training stable, at Mr. John
that they were asleep at 4 o'clock when he visited the 803tt'n. Whitewall, Malta., on Monday afternoon, the
cense of death Wag inflammation of the lungs. The price
mills. At 5 o'clock, however, he discovered that they were
this horse laat wee
3,0001, k, when as offer to buy him
missing. An alarm was at once tined, and the place was Put It
examined. It was then found that a portion of theflooring Wag made, was
THE TEMPLE um:mow—A notice has been placed
under one of the beds had been tore up, affording Bose. for I
a man to pus through, though with difficulty. Between 'on the walled the Temple Church anocemeieg its reopening
one and two feet below the floor is an arched ceiling built of after the long vacation, nu Sunday next Oct. 1.
bricks, and along this the men appeared to have crawled—the A RETREAT AT ALDRESHOT.—Yesterday, [at a
chimney-sweeper, no doubt, finding his professional lupe- field-day of the troops of the Aldershot divbrion, Lieutenant.
rieoce useful—for • distance of eight or nine feet, when ' General Sir John Peoodather carried out the details of a
they managed to take out a number of bricks, making en sham fight sod • retreat on an extensive scale in the pre.
aperture sufficieutly large to allow them to pass through pence of several distinguished visitors. The troops formed
to the room below, in which is kept the warming apparatus. up at half-past 10 o'clock on Eelmore.hill, and marched
Thence their egress would he comparatively easy, as past immediately on the arrival of visitors about that hour.
they had only to remove the coal-hole grating, climb up They then took ground preparatory to resisting the attack
into the yard, and escape over the wall. As soon as it was ' of a supposed enemy advancing from Portsmouth, and
found that they were gone telegrams were cant to various , who had occupied • strong position available for a descent
places and routes, and were also despatched as early as •os the °lmp. The mancetivrieg of the troops lasted some
possible to all places in the surrounding district. From hours, and was of a very interesting nature. The weather
the time and labour that would be required to be expended wee magnificent throughout. Some interest was attached
it the preparation for escape it is inferred that the crafty to the proceedings, as It is believed this will be the lest
fellows most have bees at work more than one day. No field-day Sir John Pennefather will conduct at Aldershot
tools were found, bat it is eurm,sed that some may have his command expiring shortly.
been given to them through the window, • pane of which is ' Sgocsrgo CASE OF HYDROPHOBIA.—On Sator-
missiog. , ' day a labourer, named Hawes, residing In Southtowe,
SERIOrB ACCIDENT.—We regret to state that toe Yartnoutb, died from the effects of this terrible malady.
absence of our respected member, Mr. Hardoaatlo, from the On the previous Monday be went to Mr. 0. Palmer, our-
annual dinuerof the Odd Fellows' Lodge bet night, was geon, and complained of stiffune and pain in the beck, and
owing to s serious accident which had occurred to his son- inability to mellow liquids. Oa being handed • glass of
ia'inw. Thos. lishorne, Eeq., whose marriage with Mien 1 water he exhibited the lamest horror and loathing, sod it
liardeaslie and the attendant festivities at Writtle bet two was elicited from him that he had been bitten by a dog
years ago will be remembered by some of our readers. It some twelve w oaths previously. Everything that medical
appears that tar. Ushuaia who is staying at Bfghtoci, was aid could suggest was done for him, but he daily grew
Islam one of the swimming baths there, and for thererpows worse, the disease developing itself in all its terrible the-
of taking • " holder" into the water, had clambered to the ' racteristics. After six days of great agony the poor fellow
top of the dreesieg.roont, when his foot slipped, and his died on Saturday morning, of exhaustion. The deceased
leg going through • glass roof, a fearful gash was indicted stated that the dog which had bitten him was destroyed on
pwt below the knee, the muscles being out through to the the same day or the day afterwards, so there is no truth I.
hose and the joist exposed. Nub anxiety is of course the statement sometimes made that the danger is over OA
felt as to the progress of the wmod towards healing, and the death of the animaL The wound was so trifling that
the Inspects of the restoration of the limb to strength and it healed immediately, and the demand paid no further
usefulneee—Bury and Norwich Pat. heed to 11.—Bure and Norwich Port.