The Express.
London, England, 1856-08-12 00:00:00

COMMEBCIAL AND MAREBTS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(By auoxmo TILIOWIL)
(ram ova craw coaasaroxazar.)
At one rassket shim morning there was a good atter:Uses
of millers sad amen. Trade was firmer, sad a better
feeling prevailed then oa Friday.
nit pries of 111417 artiela was rather higher, witboat
extending to (isolations. Qua the sloes of Friday's minket.

MINCING-LANR.—(THIS DAY.)
FRIGAZ.—The market km armed with a quiet appear-,
as«, and the pablie sales are progressing yahoos spirit.
Rased brown lamps ore quoted 60s. salons.
Como,—Thu lugs public sales are gob; off @Malty.
Tau remains dull of sale.
Stop.—Low viand's cantinas in fair &mead. Prism
sre naaltored.
Rum—The market is Inactive.
AAAAA wran remains without alteration.
Co:loss-600 balm sold yesterday oa 'Chimp at tall
priers.
11l other &Wass so material alterstioa.
TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT.

Tb. mat—kat it steady. Quotations are as follow.:
Tow. tallow, 621. nett cash ; Petwelearg Y.O. on Ik. spot
67. ; Logan and September, 52.. to 64.; Ocitobar and
Doonsber, 61..

SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. R. J. Davis reports trade without alteration. Prime
meadow hay, 861. to 965; importer, 106,. to 12014 infe-
rior, 60s. to 70,.; wow. 60s. to Ns.; row's, 601. to KM.;
slow, old, 100 s to 130 s. ; woad cat, 901. to 1160.; sew,
1601. to 103, ; straw, 230. to 335.

FIRE IN KING.IITSZET, DIMIBT-LANl.—Thin morn.
between the hears of three and few o'eler:‘, a
fire broke oat in the establishment of Nr. JUNG raljui.. •
son, the Sugar Loaf publicohouse, No. 8, Bing-stret, Dram
lust. The flames, when discovered by Sarge,sat Andaidi
of the F division, wars miss la the bar. An alum as
given, but the family, who were all /weep in their bid,,
meld not be aroused for seam time; and when they made
for the stairesse, the flames wire rushing up with great
fury, sod with much dillieulty Mr. Williamson and his
wife, with two children sad the potato, anted their
neaps over the tops of the adjoining bonus. The anew
ware get to with ander the direction of Mews. G. Kends
sad Flesautieg, the district firemen, sad with great dif-
fleidty the ire was eithignished, bat sot until the mehlie-
hoses had been destroyed sad the adjoining property also
damaged. It was inured la the County Fire-office.

CELDIT MOBILI6I IN BWITZIOILAND.—Thos Lar-
amie Oaseffe gimll the followieg envious do tails commis,
the mbecription to the Zurich Cridit Daring
the them days deed for resolving subscriptions the crowd
which assembled was so great that so one could help feeling
pity for the poor wretches who remained for half the day
pushing and elbowing each other, and imploring, almost on
their knees, that they might be relieved of their Seek notes,
emboss: of gold, sad maks of silver. Bavarian Jews
have been seen wit► game begs at their battle conteiniag
milliess. One of tbeee poor fellowe, Otar having pushed
about for two days in Is torridon, was tented out of doors
with 8,000,0000. in his pocket, I. which extent he wished
to subscribe. On the last day that the subscription ii.
seined open, the amount signed for attained be sum of
218 millions. sad jut beton the doss the r•aipts gives
won is this form Received a hug said to maids
600,000fr.' and those who were not sathatd with this Tsias
desument were sent about their bneiness."

MELANCHOLY CABE. OF DEOWNINO, AT 8017111.
POZT.-011 Wadi!tidily I party of gentlemen frost Belga,
Ch, idle. and Loegton, were bathing at tkathport, about the
time of low water. Prominent among the group was a Eno
young man, named Ropey Augustus Rutstein, aged about
twenty-nine, whose father la • woollen•drepar, at Bristol.
Mr. Rutstein hod received • college education, and was sin
scssompliehipl and agreeable person. With him were Mr.
Clement Jackson, of Cbeedle, and his brother. Mr. John
Jackson, of 'outstay. who had married his sister ; and b.tb=
leg near them were Mr. Hutatein's sister, Mrs. John Jack-
coo, and Miss Jackson, sister of the Meese. Jackass. They
had not bees in the water long before Mr. Matteis get out
of his depth. and, net beluga swimmer, was rapidly drown-
ing, when Mr. Clement Jackson struck out to his &raiment,.
Ho succeeded in reaching him, and would, so doubt, have
been able to have effected a rosette, bad not the drowning
man clutched him tightly round. They both sink to rise
so more alive. The scene on the besob was distressing is
the eatreme, and the lamentations of the slaters end brother
*rotted the greatest commtsseration of rite numerous by,
stendtre, who bad been attracted to Its spot. The body of
Clement Jackson was recovered about three hours atm-
wards, near the place where he hid 'auk, but filet of the
other unfortunate gentleman was wished by the tide late
the Metter, where It was found on Thur.day.—Lirerposj
dation.
Tar INCUMBENCY OF CLERIENWELL.—It L FErl
petted that there will be a keen owe.% for the ineambasvp
of this parish, vacant by the death of the R.V. W. E. L
Faulku'r, as .l clergymen here intimated their Wan-
ties of locoming candidates for the appelemseat. The is.
ensbeacy, whist is a perpetual camp, worth about 30111 E a
year, is in the gift of the inhabitants, who poosied to the
election in politic meeting In the usual manner. The slab*
will take (lice In about a fortnight.
The hotel of the Princess Worocsoff.DaYshkoff.
taut by the Count of Morny. at Bt. Pe bar``, hears this
ineeriptioa, in the Preach laassege Palate de Freres."
Cardioal Wiseman, accompanied by the Ras.
Kam Souls and Boner, sniped at Liege oti Saturday.