The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-14 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARBET.-THIS DAY.

Pattenden and Smith report that there
en eiteseive demand for Sae Sawn mad Weald of Heal
hope, at improved prima.

COAL MARKET--THIS DAY.

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Eden Maio, 19i. 34. ; Taoleld Moor, 16s. W. ; Walls Ent
'Liddell, 18s. 34.; Walls Eod Oosfortb, 184. 6d.; Walls Bost
Holton, 20s. 6d. ; Will. End Stewart's, 20s. 64. ; Walls Had
Tea, 20.. 6d.-10 Ibtps at market.

THE PAELIAMENT•STREIT AINIABBIEr.
For prudential reasons, the fatal termination of the meanie
_ _ _

ea the unfortunate man Cope was concealed from the
Derwin, Marley, in the Doan of Detection, until Wednes-
day Geeslin, when he was visited by the Rev. Mr. Jephson,
the chaplain of the prison. When, in the coarse of his in.
Meview, the reverend gentleman informed Marley of the
death of the ill-fated Cope, he aster impressed the slighted
Miatrition for his end, sad his demeanoar was Gallons sad
hardened in the extreme. In gamer to some °beneath:me,
M replied that he had faced death too muy times to fear It
now. In a milierquat put of the evening, on being spoke*
tle by s warder, he said that he was net afraid of death, sad
tumid "go to the gallows like a brink." After his com-
mittal from Bow-street, yestetday, on a charge of wilful
murder, on his arrival at Cowper), he exclaimed to the
sears. I believe I have come to stop with you for some
time." He wee speedily unsigned to hie cell, whisk he
will occupy until hie trial
RAILWAY BETWEEN DEVIZES MID HuseutronD.
—too are sorry to bear that this important undertaking,
winch was set on foot with les mesh appueet earnestness a
M menthe ago, sad whisk was leaked upon with es much
lamest, as potable, to supply a weaseling link in the
ef railway trommanicatka betweea the Bast and Wed
d. by a lies running through the centre of the
mussy of Wilta," is for the pretreat abelved, in consequence
glee provisional committee being unable to come to a
eldisfutory arrabeemeat reepeetiag it with the Great Weed/
mth Company.—Wsiretere perasfvest.
Ms NEW RAILWAY SCHEMES IN Essix.—Our
paper today contain the racial notices of the various
railway projects which it is intended to bring before par.
Bassist in the ensuing sseeioe, with the view of extending
the Irma set work farther over this county. The first is
the grand scheme whisk is uadentood to be eat on fees
louder the powerful auspices of Mr. Peto and hie heeds,
aa a sort of mil to the Buten Commies. This, as it has
been already explained, is prepored to start from the
Tilbury lies at Pities, and pass by Wickford and Eat-
teadoa to Woodhull Ferris, and so on to Malden, Silage
out, as it gas, on a branch from Cold Norton to Burnham.
where • pier is proposed to be erected. From Radon the
line is intended to pea on to a junction with the Eastern
Union at Co!theeter, having • branch to the Hythe from a
point in the parish of Berecharch. A line of this kind, it
will be seen, would be calculated to take math of the
through trees from Suffolk and Norfolk, to the metropolis
by a Touts nearer the coast. la opposition to this, sad
es a matter of self-dehisce, a new line is brought for
by the Rasters Counties, stetting by a doable Jane-
tics from their track at Bluefield and Kountnesaing and
joining the Tilbury at Pitta and Vanes ; a mend line ie
to rue from MMdon to Phase, by nearly the seas route,
laid dims by the former whets. This tooled.. a branch
to Heybridge basin, and another by Rayleigh Mthe Crouch
at Cautowdoa. Rocbford and Nagle Rewired are thus to
be the main battle ground of the railways neat year.
Another little project, which appease to be brought forward
la so spirit of opposition, is a breach from Ilford, passing
through some important local districts, to Dagenham. This
memo to have been brought forward on an understaadisg
with the Eastern Counties' Company. Chelmsford
Chrotairk.
THE BOLTON, MUMPS, AND BLACZEOItaI BELL.
WaT.—The Chairman of the Best Lancashire Railway, et
the aloes of the meeting on Wedeesdey, stated that woods.
true bad been opened by tte Lancashire sod Yorkshire
Railway for the perchers of the Bolton, Darwin, and
Blackburn Railway. Those negotiations had been bolos
off, but were imputed to be renewed.
80111111. WINTER/1 RAILWAY EXTENSION FROM
Teova. to Bran`—The coatraetor, Mr. Taylor, of Kea-
sechuiostrietasozbelighßrwe'ahaidatew his
ah.hin
tedmhsdehlqtc:ucnatoinnetellitolsbeste:finiksonithaietoreosine.trrahboiesthatuic stoyetteilisratlie
The Rev. Cl' woo Cox, Roman Catholic Vicar-
Caporal of the Brothers District, wee buried whittle, is
tee Southampton Cemetery. The weaned Bishop of West-
miestar and as arly 30 dignitaries and primes misted at the
obsequies at the Catholic Chapel in the town. _ A large
somber of wheel childless and gentlemen drama in deep
sathlaalb7laismonithilredenophtare4i:tagetels:"Shedatsyhrwoarti.rwikehteicknigielgthelLitmeamfatillefentresol,weborwede.alywarl!ba
NEWPORT (NONM0131113111En). Charlet Lye%
But., RN., was elected Mayor ea Monde, last.