The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-23 00:00:00

NlNffar-(THIS DILE)

Two o'Clocir.
The mining market is quiet today, and prices in
most instances unchanged. Great Vor shares are
quoted 36 to ; East Lovell, 101 to 11 ; Clifford
Amalgamated, 23 to 24 ; Frank Mills, 6to ;
and Great Laxey, 20 to 21.
Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit wo
alteration. Cobre, however, are dull.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MARIE-LANE.—{THIS DAY.)
The market was scantily suopliad with both old sad nor
peedy In both red and white wooly, salon pro-
staailily, and th s rstas currant on Monday lief 0 well
sosiatsinoi.
With foreiin wheat In were fairly supplied. Thant was
a moderato &maul for most qualities, at quite previous
I quotations.
1 Floating comes of grain met a fair sale, at
full prices.
Barley was in short npply, and 'toady request, sal
pion rasa firm.
The transactimis in malt were to • fair extant, on former

terms.
The show of foreign oats was large, of English smell.
The trade, on the whole, was firm, and late rates were well
. .

W>disused hands freely, at extreme conroweies.
Thies was a steady demand for swan, at (ally late ram.
A full average bluditsm was pasties in dour, at full prism.
In most agricultural manliest to sothlsg was dolls. sad
seism wows almost nominal. Cakes nova of slowly es
forum terms.
AZILITLIB Of GRAIL 80., INTO LONDON, BT MATNA
DAMAGE, ISOM AUG. la TO AUG 16 INOLUBITIL

00,017.
1110.
asp& sarlSook.J 1200 10
1:111
ferdis ' 11110 1000
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Total

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ID
........4111

LIVERPOOL COTTON DIARIST•
(THIS DAY.)
PT ILMOTIIO AIM lIITIZIATIOSAL TNLIGILLPL)
(mom ova owl oomarosular.)
The market continues steady. sad asizaiel pretty brisk;
sales will probably foot up 10,003 bales ; speoulatioa aaa
export, 3,000 balsa.

MINCING-LAND.--(THIS DAY.)
&GAL—There is a good demand for redoing, at oboe.
30s. to 32.. for British'Wost India ; ether descriptions ars im
but limited request. The private Wes isolude Mauritius
semi•palay, as 34a. to 335. ; Bengal, good Khoo:, 275. 6d.
Refined common brown lumps are steady, at 41a. 6d., sod
the AMR kinds in proportion.
Corm.—The pupils of Plaatatioe Goyim brought to
public sale have sold at a redastion of 6d. par owt. ; snags.
fibs. to 71s. ; doe ordinary and low middling. 75a. to
9... d. ;
noiddlinei9s. 6d. to 83s. old. ; good sod ens ditto.
to 87.. ; DAUM doe ordinary, 69e. fld.
Tax.— he public sales of Lathan tins have gone off with
fair spirit mid at full prices, except common and broken
leaf, which hen sold at easier prima
MIL-100 puaosseons of Demerara sold, fair at Is. 86d.,
and 60 puncheons of Leawards at Is. led. per (ellen.
Bros—The market coatinnes very firm ; Beaman* sold
at 10s. 3d., and Bassein at 10s. ; amass; in good request.
Parrs—Sucher is doing at steady prices.
Sampans condones inactive.
COTTON. —Owing to the receipt of lower prices from Now
) York the market ben has booms Bat, and pnces ass
i irregular.
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TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The naarket is quiet. TOWD tallow in quoted 45a. Ise
cash ; Petersburg Y. 0., es the spot. 44e. St ; Deceenhera
451.6 d. ; January to March, 46e. ; March, 461- 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—crnis DAY.)
Ma ?attendee and Smith report this about 400
pockets of the new growth bars arrived at market, elthaz
from the Weald of Rest, which meet webs's?,
n ssaass
quantities, at 61. Rh. to 77. 10a. per cwtYearlings con-
tinua in good demand at firm prior. Picking will be
general about the 4th of September.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Hatton, 20s. ; Walls End Langston, 195. 6d. ;
Walla Ead Haswell. 291. ; Walla Eod South Bottom. 20a. ;
Was End Tow, 190. 6d. ; Walla End Braddyla liottoap
190. ; Walls End South Hart'epooL 19a ; Walla Bad.
South Ea" 19a. ; Walls Eod Hough Hall, 19%. ;
Walls End Kolbe, 191. ; Walls End Kangswoith Erg.
16a. Gd. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 31.-33 skips at snarls‘
I 40 at 1101.

Tire Wu:Mtg.—A weather prophet bah arise*
in Ireland. The Eal of Porterlintel),lniioOS to chew
the Image of his farmers, which must have been much
damped by the late heavy rains, kas addressed to a contem-
porary the fellowiag latter. His lordship doss sot state the
grounds upon which he bases the belief in which he
wishes
wi
the farmers to participate :—"Entio Park. Au&
Leg our farmers should co disheartened be the cootiouenee
of this rainy weather in the midst of harvest, I MB tempted,
through the means of your widely-read columes, to seek
he
to
*noosing* them by buggies them to look forward to t
gut week, when, front the 23rd to the `230, we may expect
• groat and most favourable change in the weather.ioh will
intro.
doting to us a lovely, warm, and dry September, wh
briag to • close oo• of the inset summers ever remembered
Is
this country. I cwt but hops that the approaching
dry period, though later than we have wished, may yet be
in time to gee the corn crop in good order throughout the
countey.—l am, ha., PORTABLINOTO/L"
THE CASS tir Colieralrre KEHr.—Yesterday
morning, Mr. Dowding, the governor et the Wilts County
Gaol, received an official aommuoiestion f rom Mr. Chitty.
clerk of maize for the Western Circuit, annoupoisg that
the sentence of death googly parsed on Cousteau° Emilie
Kent, for the mar ler of her half-brother, Francis Saville
' Kent, at Road.hill.house is June, 1860, had beep commuted
Iby her Majesty into one of pied servitude for life. In
wares of the day the result wee made known to the pg.
goner, who renewed the senonnesseent with the same calm-
' nem which hes characterised ber throughout. The state-
' mrnt that she bas written a history of her life while
kt
prison is without the slightest foundation.
FATAL BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE THURS.-4.
fatal accident occurred cm the Thames yesterday mane.
undo Sea Reach, by which two young men, Alfred
Wilkerson and James Springer, solicitors clerks, log
their lives. The young ones, in company with
•
friend awned Whiffles. hired • soma sailing yawl far
a day's pleasure, and had penosedet down the river is
far In safety, when a heavy gust of wind caught the Mill-
sail and the boat capsized, and the whole of teem were is-
mmHg in the water. Witiffee =snared to cling to the
boat, and was rescued by the crew of the °oilier brig Kens.tho
but Wilkerson and Springer were carried awsy by
current and were drowned before mister:toe could neck
them.
RESCUED AT the steamship Bellow,
Captain Dixon, joss arrived at this port, were two steerage
, cosearning whom a remarkable incidest is re-
red.sni7ranz Meyer,seed IA and his wife, Anna, aged 19. •
from Csnton Spleens, 8 oritzeguid, were psesessers in the
ill-feted ship William Nebel', recently destroyed by Sr. at
sea. In the conked= incident to the efforts to save life, the
husband and wife were separated. The husband was pickeded
up by one of Ow ship's busts, which was soon fallen i
by the brig Mercury. The wife, yew:geed mice. e, was not
dirpmed. at the uncertainaof her husband's fate, but
pfor her own safety. Self-preservatioo could sob
suppress her womanly iostisets so far as to ignore the feeble
cries for help from an infant only 14 days old, left to perish
by its distracted parents, sod mirages of her own state.
she plunged, with her self-imposed charge, into the sea.
For two whole days did this brave young girl support bee.
self and the infant on the remnant of a ship's spar, with-
out food or water, sustaining the infant's life by tbe mois-
ter* from her own mouth. Late on the sewed day the
aim, weasel in which her husband was saved, basing cored
cruising. without hops ^f resetting more life, fel in
this heroine, and saved her and her little charge. This
brave woman, who has arrived with her infant child. bees
on board the Balboa, is worthy of some aid from the
ladies of New York in liar search of • western home. Dr.
111.witt. the rumen of the Bolloos, ha. wee: reed the
truth of the statement above giveg—New York Time.
TEE DOUBLE MURDER IN YOBEISIIIIIE.—The
pmt modem examination of the bashes of Sarah Brook and
her daughter coofirms the evidence which has already been
given as to the muse of their death. The funeral took
plum st SMUT yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock. Long
anterior to that hour the streets along the line of route
were thronged with egg.. The prooersion was primate!
be a posse of police, whilst a number of officers "ere din-
b-iota alone the line to prevent any crashing. The
churchyard was also crowded with people.
BEZIODE ROBBERIES BY • GOVERNDF.4.—FOT
souse time peg &arbor& has received moon, it. numerous
visitant ape, of most expert thieves, who have been
gamier on their depredations epee the persons sod
of both townspeople sod visitors. 60111. of the
have had their pockets picked al very considemble
gnu of mossy. But two drboqusets, arp great. of •
different elites then was expected, were apprehend/a oa
Friday. and brought before the magistrates on Saturday.
Thy arerepremeted as govern/es sod pupil, the former
harisiN come to Boarboro' from Birmlsgliant with a family
Bricks, who have taken apartments on the North
Marine-road. During the week the governess, who is only
19 lean of age. hart, is company with one of her papils, a
little girl aged 14, bees visiting jewellers' and other shops.
for the ostensible purpose of purchasing daring articles.
la this way they west to various establishments, sod gess.
rally ordered goods to basset to a false address but is
sash gm valuable articles wan inisoed. loth as beim and
eargispai_leckats sail brooches, LA. whet they had Pas
away. Whoa they WM appeeheeded some of the gobs
report, wesfousd upon the roversisk and in her boss
Lad begs many ankles fee wilsh riveters bare not yet beg
foiled.—Ledo Mercury.

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