The Express.
London, England, 1859-01-26 00:00:00

MINCING-LANE.-111.13 DAY.

SVOLIL —The market is steady for good desirable qualities,
but other descriptions scarcely support previous Mee. Re-
fined lumps, 6.3.. to 611. 6d.
COFFEE —Fine native Ceylon sold at 63a. to 69r. ; low
common, 441. Neitglierry Robba sold at 71s. to 80..
TEA continues to wear an improved appearance. 12it.
paid far 0.311111.1412 congott, and now quoted at 121 d. to 121 d.
per lb.
Rux boa been in good demand. 300 pueebenna of
Demerara sold at 2a. 2d. to 2.1. 3d. ; proof Leftwards, Is. 7d.
to le. Bd.
Rica—A fair amount of buitteas done at previous rates.
Pinky Madras sold at 7s. 6.1.
SALTPETIII.—A large buinees has again been done. Rs-
trawls 9, 405.; refraction 61, 41s. 61.
In other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS PAT.
The market is Sim:—Town tallow Is quoted 624 64.,
nett cub; Peterbborg. Y.C. on the spot, 63a. 61. • Jan.
to htarah. 43t. 61.; Muck °al .63e. 9.1. to 61e.; iprtl to
June, 625. to 3d.; October to DeoesLu, 62a. "buyers."

BOROUGH HOP MARKET—(THIS DAY.)
Masan. Pattraiden and Smith report that there is no alter•
anon in the hop market. Prima are folly supported, with •
good demand fur fine hope, which are very sours.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Bunk'. Malley, 15a. 61.; Wylars, 14s. PI; Remelt
048,134.61 ;Walls End Framwellote,l74.; Wale End Helton,
18... 61.; Walls End Comp, 17s. 61. ; Walls Es.; Heugh
Hall, 174. 3d.; Will. End Tees, 18s. 61.; W.. 11, End
Whitworth, 144. 6,1-23 ship, at whet.

The snspetudon wee announced yesterday of
Marrs. Bryant and Davis, general merehanie, with ii‘bili-
tise 'unread to amount to about 16,000!. or 20,0001.
FIR R. PEEL AT TAMWORTIL--On Friday morn-
ing Sir R. Peel attended at en examination of his school, in
company with the Rev. J. Mould and others. The pupils
showed the greatest proficiency in their studies. This school,
as many will remember, we. established by his father, for
the better eduecion of theme engaged in Weds sad arrival.
tore, end is doing a greet work in promotion of that oLject.
Prized were kindly distributed by Lady B. Peel to the
deserving hop, end cakes supplied for their refreshment.
The 1411 annual general meeting of the Tatoworth Library
and Reading Emma was held in the library of
the Institution, et noon. The chair wee taken by
6:it Robert Peel, Bart., kI.P., the president of the institution.
The report end accounts were adopted. The oemmittee of
management woe appointed, and the various °Mears re-
' elected. A vote of thanks was moved to Sir Robert Peel for
Iris present of hooka IS was resolved to bold the ry,irtee in
connexion with this Institution as early se possible. the pre-
sident end his lady to be reqnested to afford their v.du ible
aid. Oa Wednesday Sir Robert Peel attended at tie En-
dowed School of Kingebstry, with the other trustee., for on
examination of the pupil., rad their entertainment aft, r-
emade. The school WEI examined by the Rev. J. 31,31114
vicar of Tamworth, and evidenc-1 the great attentioo pelt to
them by their instructors. Lady E. Peel was surrounded by
other ladies of the villogn and neighbourhood, faciu!iug the
Roc Mrs. Adderlev, and the children will long remember
the greet kinderes and attention shown them, as well as the
abundant and excellent provision supplied for their ennutrin-
meet.— TrolrerAampton Uhroloic'e.
A WOMAN DETOURED BY Rave.—On Tlrm day
morning, in a barn near HebdaU Bar, on the Gnat North-
road, near Newark, the body of en old woman partially de-
voured by rate WAS discovered. The woman's fate was
literally e den away by the vermin, and at the time she was
discovered the animals were devouring the inside. TM body
of the poor woman was not identified at the time.
MSTROPOLITAN Fits! 110SPITAL, LIEVONSIIIRE-
Onuses, elev.—The aggrtgate number of patients relieved
during the week ending January 22, wee—Medieel, 749;
surgical, tbl ; total, 1,2e0, of which 330 noel:4a awes.