The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-05 00:00:00

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1110iz. Zsgaah. 300 sacks; foreign. 210 .:ti:,, 10.560 biiiiils.

MINCING LANK.—(THIS DAY.)
Swum—There la a fair demand for strong, grainy re-
fining qualities at previous prime, but other
descriptions are dull of sale and rather cheaper.
Mauritius sold, grainy pry to good yellow, 395. 6d.
to 42a eel.: Benpl Benaces, low to line white, 40e.
to 44a. ; good yellow small grain, 43a. ; low brown date,
28e. lid. to 29a. ; good cloyed Manilla, 3ls. 6d. to 35e.
Refined : The market is kept firm by a limited supply of
goodo
Correa.—There is firm market for all descriptions at
full prices for common qualities, and at extreme rotas for
desirable sorts. Plantation Ceylon middling and good
sofoldborg. 75e. to 60e. 6d. ; picked native, 665. to 69a.
Modras,-760. to 7t4.. ; African, 71a. to 88e. 6d.
0000 A.—A small parcel of Guiana sold at 56e., being

TR4l.—Ths market is quiet, but firm.
Host.-180 pupa of 14marara sold at L. 8& to la. ed.

Run—The market is dull and inactive.
13ALTrwros.-2,100 bap Madras refraction 16 and 17 sold
at :17e. 6d.
Oorrow.-700 boles sold.
SEELLACI.—SaIes have been made in D. C. orange at
MX. 7a. 6d.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet et the following rate/ :—Towu
tallow, 45e. 6d. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., au the spot,
465. 6d. to 465. 9d. ; March, 46e. 6d. ; Ape? to June,
46e. 6d. ; October to December, 475. 6d.

BOROUGH HO PMARKET.-(THIS D#Y.).

Mean. Pattenden and Smith report a Steady trade boil
in English ►nd foreign hops for consumption, at firm rates.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls EstiHatton. 17a. ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. ; Walls
End Stewart., 17a. ; Walls End South Helton,
Walls End South Hartlezik.lbe 6d.; Walls End Gosfortb,
1. W. ; Walla End 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton
Lyons, 14s. 6d. ; North altos, 12.. &L ; Burahope,
13. ; Taneeld Moor Butes. 12s. 9d. ; Dayidaoo'a Hartley,
Gd.; Howard's Hartley, 15s. &L

The Fire Brigade of London, with 120 skilled
firemen, 3(1 engines, and IS stations, is maintained at an ex-
pense of close upon 25,000 f. • year by the various fire
insurance offices, who contribute in a rateable proportion on
their business-701. per 1,000,00 W. with a fixed payment of
100/. a year—from the gigantic Sun, which ona business of
53,804,0001. will pay for the first six months of this year a
quote of 1,0331. 2a., down to the Queen, a country office
which, on • London business of under 1,000,03 W., will pay
&V. The management is vested in • committee, which
contains one representative from each office. Of course,
the coat ultimately falls on the insurers.

THE MURDER AT BIIDGEWATER.-011 Monday
Matthew Doyle, an Irish labourer employed on the Exeter
and Bristol Railway, was brought up before the Bridgewater
borough magistrates, charged with the murder of Moose
Anthony, a workman employed at an iron foundry. The caw
was completed yesterday. From the evidence of Alfred
short, a railway coach-builder, it appears] that the prisoner
had been out shooting on Saturday last, He fired three
times, and killed one bird. About 4 o'clock he matt home
with Ida gun loaded. John Watt., an apprentice to a ship- I
builder, NM him the same evening at 9 o'clock in the Golden 1
Lion publichouse. He had been drinking. and was in • very I
quarrelsome humour. He wanted to fight with • man named
Moore, but was pr.,ventel from doing so by the deceased
end Watts. At 10 o'clock the prisoner left. An hour
afterwards the deceased and Moore, me they went home, i
pawed his house. When just beyond It the pnwua•
came behind them, and said to the demand, ' ow you
take it out of me." They had begun to throw
off ;heir costa to fight, when the wife of the prisoner in-
terfered and induced her husband to go home. The
demand, however, bad been provoked, and he went to the
prhonees door and kicked at it. The prisoner threatened
that it be did not leave he would be shot in the lens. He :
did sot leave and the prisoner discharged his gun through '
the door. The dammed fell, and was carried to the Bridge-
water infirmary, where he died ono hour after his admis-
Mon. Mr. Harland, the honneenrgeon at this institution,
' said that the cause of death was a gun-shot wound in the
breast. He toned splint,' of wood in the wound. The
middle panel of the door had bees shot through 3 feel
9 inches from the ground—the shot taking an upward direc-
tion. The prisoner, in reply to the bench, said he did so.
' wish to may anything at present. He was then °animated
to the empty gaol at Tauten on the charge et iriNta
seder.