The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.—(THIS DAT.)
CS/ 1111111111 Awn nun unmans valmaaAva.)
(13e OVI oww oosannowniwt.)
Grin market moderately attuned. Wheat in United sr
yaw; owing to hoiden aniag led. advance. Pour, 2d.
Lane. Iselin con ia biz aptoalattve *airy at fall rates.
Bern esti, and onneal, without alteration.

lIIINCING-LANE.,—(THIS DAY.)
ficroma—lits large public riot are pregrendeg without
spirit, end the wigs has a heavy appearance. RAW
without anwatios; hops, 62a. Id. to lini.
Corrna.—Ttdo rank madams very des.
Taa.—Opiniss rosante in favor et this artioLt. Largo
penile rya in whortieed for Thursday. w6hrh grereale bu-
sters tooy *stoat In the private contact market.
ITC I.—T public ralcs west of kiddy, et pion which
coelresd an Menne of fully 6d. on last week's prim..
eALTPITIM.—T bib closing prior Mir as anted day lost
evesing—refractios 64, 415.• retread= 6,411 a, ; refraction
3,42 a. Id. The insrbat is IMO Wive toolay.
Run—Dsrearera pod sold 2e. to 2a. Id.
Is edierartieles no material sheration,

TALLOW NARKST.—(I7IIB DAT.)
The minket is quiet, st ths sa4efresd Woos :—Towa
tallow, no W., net cash Polereburg Y.O. on the spot,
63e. 9d.; With* mon'b, 63.. 6d. to 9d.; June only, 635. 9d.;
Judy to September, He.; October to Deounkor, 645. to
66e. id.

SMITHFIELD HAT MARILET.—(THIS DAT.)
Davis aid: Compaay report trade Wady. Prices without
sheration. Prime mato, hey, 71e. Ws 90a. ; suptelor ditto,
Sea. to 90a. ; hawk, El* 90a. to die. ; roves, I. to
90e.; clover, old, 965. to Ms.; ditto, seeted out, 86a. to
92a. ; straw, 245. to 235.

All the critic. who write weekly dramatic
fevilbtow in the piaci* Preach journals, speak la high
terms of the beauties of Meyerbswee new own The
from Y. de Rowers critique lathe Yonitotir, same
up the leading features of the general opinion :—" I hays to-
day to speak not only of • elle coon bat of as entirely
taw phase of that fertile genius which might have beat
thought to have developed &heady the fallen extent of Its
opacity in the highest walk of set. The Nedra de
normal' has nothing in common with the great tricks,
of the master, 'Robert le Diable," Les liagametr,'
Prophf to,' and still leas with the ' Zink da Nord,'
that admirable episode of military life mad ramp mein The
sew opera is simpleas ea idyll, horned& sad religious as a
*tun of the early Bibliosl aps—it le a composition of the
highest order—homegeatona, complete, sad thrown forth
with all the spontaneity of iaspirwics. Kaiaks of nom-
parable grace are enshrined la ezeneltely elaborated far-
aday. It is, beyond a doubt, the meet aslant* sad thafehed
work that Meyarbear has yet prodared."
The Paris Omnibus Company ham just declared
• dividend of 68fr. per share for 1849, being 2fr. Ism then ta
the pre cediag your.
The Sultan, on conferring a pension of B,ooofr. oa
. .

KO'. Merl Mud, daughter of the French consul murdered at
Djeddah, wrote to her the following letter :—" Abdul Medjld
Khali Si the young daughter of the regretted camel of
retina at Djeddith—Some inners's wretches have immo-
lated a just man, the father of s badly. They have left
aloes sad an orphas the child of his blood and of his affect-
Um. May Almighty God permit his servant Abdul Medjid
to become the seoond father of the young girl, and may this
dower of the west not ?afore the friendly dew which is
oared to her by Wm who would give Me power end his life

to cicatries the Mental wound Made In her young heart.
This is the prayer of the unworthy cermet of God, Judge of
the lIIIIOOIIIIt and the guilty, ABDUL MISDPD
LIBERAL DEMONSTRATION IN MARYLERONE.--
Last evening • public festival, ghee by the liberal elector. of
the borough of Marylaboos, to oakbrate the Mani of Mr.
Edwin James, M.P., to parliament, took plea at the Frey
mama' Tavern. Mr. B. Y. Wales, a masher of Mr.
Jamas's committee, presided, and IMP supported by Mr.
Edwin James, M.P., the Right Hee. Sir Brojamia Hall,
M.P., Sir Jamas Duke. M.P., Sir John Sheliey,
B.r John Scott LW* J.P.. Colossi L. 8 Dianna. Coeia
Whikwoeth, Mr. Gordon Apse, Mr. Sleigh, Mr. I). R.
C.amoros (churchwarden of fit. Pancras), Mourn Clement
George, Thomas ROM, R. Goodwin. Witham' Timmer,
P. M. !indica, J. Letter, 1. Warily, Thomas Smith, Joh;
Waite, S. Taylor. W. T. Parkas, sad other well-known
liberal electors of the hermitaiThst The won addressed
by both meratues for the Sir B. Hall obiervod
that he hod now revaluated filaryishom for twenty-twe
There lied hien tea electians, rad be hod had six
rill:gnat colleague, namely, Sir Samuel Igh=, Led
Teignmowk, Charles Napier, the dune& 1•111117
had (Lord Dudley flemM), halals oollsagas Lied IMMO"
and his Tomcat excellent coltrague, Mr. Mein James.
Sir James Duke, 11. P., mid in the .sans of the geossedisgs
that he thought it was a WS* view kr canstitmacies to sr-
tempt to deprive their mambas from petty Mikes and he
should nit be ratiellad till ha saw the hoe. masher Mr. R.
James on then wool ark, which remark elicited mash laugh-
ter and cheering. Mr. Rom said that he bad always
proptus ed that Mr. James woad be Lord Clamellor end
ks thought that Wars army weeks were over their heeds
they should see the other hoc member (Sir B. Hall) the
smsetary of state for the basso dapartmeat. .
DISAPPEARANCR OP • FARMEIt.-.-Orgat excite-
ment has teen causal in the atighboarbood of Houton by
the disappearance of Mr. Newsom, a matinees homer, who
has so doubt mom to sa rimay end He attended the
.limas of stake homes at Rodent as Friday weak, which
glace be left about II p.m., much the worse for drink. His
horse arrived at home the following morning about 6 o'clock
(without his meaty), end had evidently be. nearly over-
head In melt water. It Is therefore presumed that Mr.
Newton bad ridden along the sande, and had either gobs
tato the ma or Statham Beck (up which the tide runs high),
sod lost hie seat sad been drowned. If or,' the body would
pi/ be carried out to ma by the current,t, as up to &Mr-
asy t no trace of It had been found. Mt. Newton
has a widow aad holly to lament his untbasly ead.—
Norearrk CArehick.