The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-21 00:00:00

TIM 74TAL ACCIDENT AT BRYN NALLY
MINA

ITREIHAN, Oar. 19.
Anstbrs maim Ims boa Mimi to the aeries which
Law essanai obse the laaadalas of the 30th ult., ell
Indite Is the way et die bailee of the im
weelnes. Obi Mirteaa alletaela ea impairs rope min
seed in
tie pastusef Was webs atelgoaaramits, but forataetoly
awed so War len _ _ _ _ _ _

Pejo Melly mlae 41;1171701 ttiw IWNWI Maltby at
tbeee hub, Luisa ewe estime—me fee the
remid sae fee the two upper roads. Them ee
mstlia, are abut 100 yards apart. brain an enalne-
midway between them. The wampum are relied from
soda pit by a rope serried over a dy.wheal some 40 feet
b sad rnanlag dews late the espaelteme, where
they ems to two drum wed** sa the
1111110 abaft, bat reversely, se that whom the wis-
ps of Gas pit is at the surface the waggon of
the Mime pit is at the bottom. The water searcely
meld tbe middle weekiny, which is shoot $6 yards above
the deer wmkl.g. la order to clear the Woe, a large inn
abigews holding two teas of water, wee fitted up for the
pups% Mid daring the last three weeks, with light inter-
rallaskra, bee bent raising that quantity every thee* or four
daft. both night and day, from the deep working. The
..mine. though 110-horse power, could not have eastinned
si speedos unassisted, and a eotapeasatiog weight of
We Mee woe put on at the upper working, eo that the de-
emedbeiveight in ewe pit should make the "asp" of wattle
mead mere easily in the other. It was the rope attacked
to the sompeneatieg balance which, after the &menu
wear of so may days, at length gm way. The
" sage " war within • few feet of the serfs**.
but notwithstanding the engine power was set against
It, down it welt at • fearful speed, the rope breaking sear
the end, unroofing the angles-boar, knocking down • wall,
and following the whole apparatus to the bottom of 30 feet
of water, which is the quantity estimated as still rentainiag
la the mine. From the momeat of the accident until this
afternoon the sea have bun folly occupied in getting on
two new ropes and raising the compsucting weight oat of
the shallow pit, so es to 11: it as a balance to another " asp."
It was expected that wiading water would be resumed this
mains, and that by Tuesday at the latest, the mine would
be cleared and the 'bodies recovered. The subscription for
the families of the wearers programs, end in the few days
Waco it was opmed several hundred pounds have been pro-
mised by wealthy residents and competes in the neigh-
bourhood.

TRH CORN TRADE.

Mai the Mark Lassa Itsyrwo.)
_ BRITISH.

The long aratisuaTetrai;:ainy weather may be
eunahleral In hauhrosight the put chequered harvest to as
unfaveeishis deal Is the northers and late districts of the
I comitsyos landabla hp mast follow the eseeesive ha.
'UMW el the emisid
remains
the Fusibility of drying
Ime whet ben se stacked or mains still is the field.
The AM pereotseee tropical hest has, therefore, brought
a relay MKS h IN this, epprosching a national calamity
la its sisagas, sad, es it is, leaving so small amount of indt-
Adige Mira
. . . . .

ffiemplaiits still matins* to-prevail of the general befe-
'Jerky et the condition in the southern parts of the king-
dom, nor am a remedy be impacted till a searching Janusz,
hut, or driving March wird'', penetrate the stacks, to pre-
pare the grain for the mill. Scarcely any really dry emu
pies of new Zegilsh wheat have late!y appeared; these
have been readily placed at nearly the late prices,
hat the bulk less destined fully ls. to 2e. per quitter,
with gnat difficulty of sole. London, Liverpool, and
every loading port, cannot fail of a good and regular
intendante of country millers, end it is well for the farmer
WS two yeses of prospnity can enable him to wait for
times of more ready sale. Foreign nova increases is demand,
sad the imports have oontinued liberal. Fromm, America,
and the Baltic have been comparatively quiet, bat the
Italian States and the Levant have been raineg their rates
of prod's*. The Ant reports of damage in France and
England, sad the causequent demand, having given a split
to the eastern makes, which has been sustaiLed by the
lemmas of their stock, and the appearance of a mercantile
fleet fa the Danube and Bhck Sea, so mach above the
muss of loading. America being not only the best bat
cheapest market, her produce mut appear to meet the no-
smiths of Baum sad author year of aucemesfal agricul-
ture b Wpm her.
_ _ _ .

TMeetkaser .the late hamlet, from the moot authentic
MIMS tbst lateneation CM be obtained, era furnished la
oar this 4110 eopy, a mammary et Which we propose to op.
neat week. _ _ _

divots afloat have been In very arrive squat, many
being readily takes for Ireland, for admixture with the new
asp. Bales have been made at the followieg prices .;-Boft
Taganrog (Mirka, 64a. to 66..; Polish Odessa, 80s. dd. ;
Oslo. 475.61. to 511.61.; Kahetet, 655.; Egyptian Behara,
465.64. to 465. Bd.; Seidl, 47e. to 615.; barley, 28..64.;
Dasubian do., 2.51. • males, 33e. Bd. to 36,. per qr.
The quantity reported in last week'• sales was, in wheat,
144,136 qrs. at Re. 9d., spinet 162,443 qrs. of the previous
1•1100. The London rein:ages show 4,696 qrs., at 235. I Id.
The imports into the principal ports of the kingdom, for
the week fading October 9th, in wheat and flour, were
94.979 qrs.
The Loudon market commenced on Monday, after a
week's bountiful supply of foreign wheat, priacipally
from Ramis, with plenty of English growth. The fresh
arrivals of the morning feces Kest and Essex were not
very liberal, bet the sedition was even more deteriorated
than of late, and milbn Whig much better in stock, all
such qualities were neglected, sod found but a slow sale
at Iv. to 2e. abatement on former prices. The quantity
of litassian, os board, disposed some holders to quit at
rather lower rams; bat prime old Baltic qualities aould not
be had en easier terms. On Wednesday there arrived, per
eout, 1,370 qrs., with 9,120 qrs. from abroad. Good dry
samples then sold at previous prices, and there was a very
tar trade he foreign at unabated value. On Friday the
quality repotted, per toast, was 1,920 qrs.' with a email
increase of foreign., SA, 2,090 qrs Mt re. Not so many
bayou of foreign wen thee in anesthetics, hat rats were
unaltered; while the English market was scarcely so free.
The flour trade es Mesday was well supplied with country
samples, but there was se seassulation of foreign. The
demand foe Mariam Meese sleek, and le. less rates
were taken, 49e. Wag the top quotation; fair American,
however, •••••01164 tally as mush money, and town
millers did me alter prices of their best quality. On Wed-
nesday the eseiseeastwise were 690 sacks, amino foreign;
the latter wen Vassereee in more demand, sot only from the
tallier off, bet sempasstively superior condition over Noe-
folks, which, pleportienately. fell beck. On Fsiday, with
2,294 bele." repotted, and 620 more country sacks, the
former thought Is. per brl. nacre, and the latter were as
meek depressed.
The medium and low sorts of burley, on Monday, were
more plentiful; but moor the damp samples from the
soar commies very little tine mating was seen, this there-
fore firmly maintained its value • but other kinds found a
more diScelt sale with a turn olonsionally in hem et the
buyer. Oa Wedluedahus arrived 1,180 qrs. sesetwies,
with nothing from the coatiaeat. Fished selling sorts l
were atilt sought, and there was so tediseties In the value
of other blade, though with little activity of sale, bat with
au leereesed inquiry for prime samples, and no farther
eirmge, the market cl. sed oa Fr.day, the arrivals being,
ass, 1,670 qrs., sad fres abroad 1,366 qs. Tee
of the supply of flee saltier barley, as well as
tls Int dealtel old malt, prodaeed a better sale at le per
egsmessreggieyam
we; the:. advance was steadily saitaiaed to
ai ouse _

Tki! q!satityoteats a• slow_ collesday was inch no

abeadast then of 4te ; hat by ht the greater portion of the
supply was Russian. Little wore, however, of this deecrip-
dna tang esteemed, prises did not give way, and the sea-
plea most difilcult to gait were light and bed-eonditioned
sew Deteh. On Wedneeday the returns consisted of 120
qw.English, 3,760 Irish, and 13,630 foreign; business then
esatiwesd moderate, at fall prises for all old samples so well
as stout Irish new. Os Friday the supplies wen increased
tee. 11 440 qn. awe foreign, and 6,460 additional from Ire-
land. Tae Wade then pled very dun for all sorts, except-
ing inferior new light pert .tis, which were the only kinds
ant madly quitted.
Beim en Monday were again is narrow steppes, the
Amass of Egyptian arrivals continuing to be telt ; prices
were therefore fully sustained for both old and new nen-
pkw, with more demised, and, with this increasing, the
Creek closed.
Peas on Monday, though not plentifel, were MOTO aban
dent than beaus, hiving the quantity increased by a ship-
ment of white from Canada. There were a few more bog
peas showing from the country in the morning, bat both
these and boilers found a good sale, the latter at toll prices ;
at the end of the week white peas abated wenewhet is the
readiness of este.

Di. Ras, THE Agcric TRAVELLER.—At the
Looltaber Agricultural Society's dinner (,aye the Edinburgh
Courenst) an incident occurred which formed a very in-
tesestlng jinek to the day's proceedings. A gentleman,
epparently a tourist, arrived at the hotel just es the patty
were to sit down to dinner ; be silted, and was immediately
granted permission to joie ; throughout the m
edia l
made himself particularly agreeable, end his health wu
proposed as "The Stronger," and very cordially drunk.
On rising to return thanks be said, "In the course of my
life I have NMI ems rough days and many pleasant ones,
I have lived ten mouths in a snow-house without ones
warming myself at a fire ; I have had my moccasins cut off
my legs with a hatchet; I have hed to kill my own food
with my own gun and I have been reduced to the necessity
of living os bones; bat all these things eye easily for-
gotten when I sweet such a Fistula patty as is now around
me. As lam an entire stranger to you all, and as I have
received so mesh kindness from you, it is hut fair
that you should know who I am; my name is Rae,
sad you may have beard it associated with toe Frasklin
Eipedition." At this annoureement the astonished party
stetted to their feet and gave Dr. Rae • most enthusiastic
reception. The cheerios hated several minutes, after which
Dr. Rae showed some of the articles which had indicated
the probable fate of Sir John Fref kiln and his pony. These
(assisted of • piece of gold and two silver watches, a Mail
'usher, several coins, • spoon, with • crest engraved on It,
Rt. _ Dr. Res bad been on a visit to Edward Ellice, Et(.,
M.P. at Olencritnieb, and was on him way to Castle Menzies.
CiTSTAL PALM ONZ SHILLING Daltr-
MONsawn UOSWDAY, %
453.dw Toful es
es
ent,
paym 11,355; ditto