The Express.
London, England, 1851-04-21 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY.

We have a shorter supply of Beasts, but there are more
than can he sold, eveu at reduced prim. This being
Easter week, there is a very seamy attendance of buyers.
The number of Sheep is considerable, the day considered;
the demand is excessively small, and a large pmportimt
remain unsold. Lambs and Calves meet with a dull sale,
at lower rates. Our foreign supply consists of 222 Bedits,
900 Sheep, 139 Calves, and n 7 Pigs ; from Scotland there
ant 500 kleasts; Nurflak and Suffolk, 2,000; and 100 from
the Northern and Midland Cuuuties.
Per 4tooo of Mho. d... o. err stoat of St, a. d. s. 4.
Itot Soot.. Ilerefurds 3 4 3 6 lkst, Dos. 11f.•bdia. Sb 3 .; 310
Mad...a-hurt ham. 3 0 3 4 Ikal 3 s 4 0
decohd gwditd he 2 4 219 , Po. do. moth 4 3
(*Aye(
Mtn .......... ...... 3 8 3 6 I IP. do. bburn........ s I. n g
heal DM x Ilait.linsis 4 0. 4 4 I Leonto 6 0 x 0
Wisata at umset. 3.351; Rho* ant Lambe. 52.661: Cake+. ltrl;
Pig., 400.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Eden Main, 11+.3d.; Walls End Riddell, }As.; Waits
End Haswell, ; Walls End lLtton, 14e. Gd. ; Walls
End Lamhton, 154. 6d. ; Walls End Stcwall'N, 15s. Gd.;
Walls End Adelaide Toes, 1.45. 6d. ; Walla End Tees,
lbs. 6d.—Ships at market, 13d.

PEER litEmum KIIAN.—We learn be the last mails
from India that another of those Indian subjects of the Bri-
tish crown who have served our government with distinc-
tion is soon to visit England. Ills employments have been
various, es Tally during the insurrection and siege of
Moultan, when he rendered the most important seniors. He
was first selected, in 1836, by Sir Claude NVade, to take charge
of the Ferosepore territory, which had then recently lapis&
as an eischeat to the British government ; and it was by
the same officer that he was placed as our agent at
Bhaulpore in 1839. Every facility has been granted to hint
by Lord Dalhousie to make his visit to England in every way
agreeable to him, and it is hoped that his reception here sill
be equal to his deserts. lie belongs to a family of Mahoin-
medun chiefs in the Punjaub long distinguished by theirs
struggles with the Sikhs to preserve their independence, and
is one of the many instances which might be adduced, on the
authority of our highest Indian statesmen, of the seal and
devotion with which the natives of that country will serve
their European masters, in situations of the greatest trial
and difficulty, when properly trusted.
A NIAN I. A STATE OE DELIRIUM JUMPED
FROM ONE OF THE Wisinowa of the Manchester Royal
Infirmary, about midnight on Thursday, and, falling
into a small flagged area in front of a cellar win•
dow was killed on the spot. The leap was taken
frail; the third or highest story in the south wing,
facing Portland-street, and the height could not he kia
than forty feet. The name of the unfortunate fellow was
John M*Cann; he was a hawker by occupation, and had
only been admitted on Wednesday, for an injury inflicted
an him by some persons who, it is alleged, robbed and beat
him shout the head on the previous Friday. The fearful
deed was witnessed by two [arsons who were passing at the

RAILWAY 'ULM—Committees on the. 1011.10:1:s7g
bills have been appointed to meet sites file Nader esS
On Midland Railway, and Mancha-oer, Buxton, and . d,
land Railway Bills, 2nd May. :ironian Railway Bali
6th May. South Staffordshire way, Great Waste
Railway, North Staffordshire • way, Shreweburi
Cheater, and Shrewsbury end Hinlkineseet
an IA Key.

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