The Express.
London, England, 1858-10-19 00:00:00

TALLOW MARIEBT.-THIS DAT.

The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 60.. 6d. nett
ceah ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 60e. 3d. to 6d. ;
October to December. 495. 93. ; ditto, &Tensely, 60s. ;
January to March, 50a. 3d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mr. Z. Davis npwts a moderate supply. Trade heavy at
last day's orlon. Prime meadow bay. Ms. to 76s , supe-
rior do., 80*. ; inferior do., 60s. to 70s. ; rowel), 60s. to
708.; clover, old, 90s. to 106 s. , second out, 70s. to 90s. ,
dam, 248. to 275.

Hop Dunn Msamo.—Yesterday (Monday) after-
noon a meeting, convened by advertisement, was held at
the Corn Exchange, Maidstone, to consider a proposal for
endeavouring "to obtain a remission of one-half of the
C.utrge leviable in reaped of the crop of 18.58."
There were between 200 and 300 planters present. Major
Scott, M.P., wee in the 'chair. After some discussion a
committee was appointed with the view of presenting a
memorial from the growers in the several &arias for •
remission of the war dot,.
THE BISHOP OF OXFORD AND THE BOYNX-lIILL
INIANIRT.—Since the 1111IIMIDOement. of the Intended •ifit

of the Right Rev. the Bishop of Oxford, the Van. Arch-
demon Biekenteth, and the Rev. Dr. Hoek, to Bradford.
se • deputation to the annual meeting of the Bradfoed
Ausdliery to the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel
in Foreign Parts, there have been considerable additions
dada to the mural literature of the town, in the eluc
placards having reference to =rivals: oonfession, the bishopt
and the Boyne.hill inquiry, and trectarianistn generally in
the church of England. One of the first placards which
appeared strongly denounces traotarian practices, and calls
upon the men and women of Bradford to twistable in their
I thousands in St. George's-hall, at the forthooming meeting
and. "in • voice of thunder," testify their disapproval of
Maki practices if any occasion should be given for to doing.
Other pleased& have aloes appeared defending the Bishop of
Oxford against the attacks made upon him, and cities; the
opinion of the Rev. Canon Stowell. of Manchester, on what
the latter calls " the trumpery Boyne-hill thee."— Leafs
Memory.
TER MARQUIS OF CAMPANA'S COLLECIION.—
This great oollection of antiquities, artieles of eerie, and
picture., principally of the meditate' period, Is about to be
disposed of by the satignese under the marquis's bankruptcy,
onneoptent upon the exposure of his detaloationa. The
Paps' government has manifested some intention of buying
it, and retaining it in Rome. Should this intention not be
earned out, a lottery Is proposed for the disposal of its 30,000
objects; a project of an English company, who will boy it
Maitre for 90,000 wadi, is also mentioned, of came with •
view of he dispreal in this country.
SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY.—A gentleman was
lately naming through Leeds Pert, when he surprised a
covey cf cartridges, six or seven brace. They flow towards
a wire fence, unfortunately for them too close at band, as fire
or more foil on this side the fence, four being picked op dead
and one wounded. The gentleman had no weapon with him
more formidable than his walking-stick. He returned by
omnibus to the Dog and Bear Inn, at Lenham, to dinner,
bearing with him two brew of the partridge.. who had fallen
victims to their precipitous retreat —Soulli Eastern Ga:ftte.
COLLISION ON THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY,
—On Saturday morning last • collision took piece between
two luggage trains at the Twyford Station of the Great
Western Railway. It appears that about five o'clock • down
luggage train was standing at the Twyford Station, and
another, closely following it, approached. Owing to a thick
fog prevailing at the time, the second train was not seen by
the rifle's's at the stadia, nor was the danger signal obeivved
by the engine driver in eafficient time for btm to shut off the
etaion ere. coining at a slow pace, the train ran into the break
van, and threw reverel trucks rti the metals. The trucks were
much damned. and by the force of the collision the 'plead
was thrown slat great violence spinet the side of the van,
land Ida heed was driven through the glass door, whereby hie
face was severely lacerated. A conaiderable dme elapsed
before the tins could be cleared cf the debris.
TEE HEAVY AUSTRALIAN MAIL.—The Cambria
arrived vests:day with the heavy portion of the Australian
mail. She left Alexandria on the sch, and Malta on the 9th
Met. She brought home ell pm/engem, amongst whom was
Commander Stevens, R.N. The Cambria was pat in quaran-
tine at Maltii. which canoed la detention. The men Was con-
tained to 407 boxes, and the sorting was finished' by Mr.
RoberiP, the sorting officer on board, at 6 p.m. on Sunday, so
that on the arrival of the Cambria at Southampton the oar-
reanondeuce was ready for Immediate delivery.
TUE OUTWARD WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC
MAUL—The stearn•oht Pecan., Capt. left South-
ampton 'Watley with t above mall.. a full cargo, specie
of the value of 6,06 ; jewellery 6,900/. ; and 214 pawn-
Rare. am mgwhom wens Commodore Christmas, Archdamon
Williams and family, CA. Ifill, do