The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-31 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

LIVERPOOL CORN MARILET.—(THIS DAI.)
Cat =rum AND mai MAaIfTTII rusaitArs.)
(PAO* ODA OWN CONANNPONDINT.)
Orals market Wet. Frisch wtssat is tab demaad at
Friday's istm. assieetsd. Flour dull. Indian
cora Arm . shape.
Beams
Oats aad Maley triOsont alteration. Limited attendance.

MINCING-LANE.--(11118 DAY.)
Buitaa.—Tlas largo üblic sales all progrearing without
mirk to-day. lled lumps quoted 60s. to 62.. 2/
Correa—Ths large public sales an going of without to
Aiming any maisrial st.eration la prima.
Tea.—The market is very firm, sad prices are fatly sop•
tebut the demand is rather limited. Common oongoo,
Rica•—This scads Is steady, with a fair demand. Goad IEI
Madras sold at 10s. •
Bart.-1U market Is dm. Lrowaurds, proof, 2e. 3d. to is,
2.. U.; Demerara, 2, 61. to lc 7d.
llALTssran.—Befroctios 6 sad 7, sold at 465. 91. to 465. M.
la other articles ao material altentakm.

TALLOW MARK ItT.-(THIft DAT.)
The market is wild. Sohjoitted ere I the Fleet Town 116
62e. Ed. set emit; Peteroborg Y.C., on the spot,
64e. 64. • Juno, Ms. IL; July 66e. ; Arat end Syphon-
bat, M. ; October to . WY-

SMITHFIELD HATMARKET. —(THIS DAT.)
Moms. Doris and Co. !sport trade dull. Prhuo rocadow
N 26a. to 89a. ; supertor ditto, 840. to 92a ; infortor
ditto, No. to 70o.; rowso, 800. to 205.; clover, old, 960. to
110 s. ; ditto, seoond cut, Mo. to 950. ; strew, 240. to 294

FAST LIFE AT CattnatoGn.—On Friday, in the
Cambridge Comity Court, George John Watts, ea under-
greduate, formerly of Corpus Christi College, sad now of
Platen's, impend as an insolvent debtor, with a view to
peas kin fine azotheelien. It sppested that the young man 61
had bees two men at the lialversity, and that his debts
and •
Incurred in that parted mended his college empires
en &Rowena. of 601. per annum from hi. Witte by
4731. 10a.111.; that at this sum 181. la. 7d. wee dam to fire
hosiers, 631. 10e. 3d. to seven wine aerchanta, 1781. 16.. &I. le
to eight toilers, ISt. 6.. Ildo to four ehoemakers, 261. es. to
two jewellers, 521. 4i. 6d. to four limey stable k
to. The imolvest wee loppoeed on the ground that= M.
contracted these debts without reasonable expectations of
being able to pay them ; that be had oommted some of I.
Me goods he had obtained into ready money at "ea
alarming sacrilios," having procured them for thaltur.;
pme ; and that be had obtained possession of other
by false representations. Counsel having born heard
In support of these allegations, Dr. bonier well, oa the to
port of the ineolvent, urged that the creditors were to blame
for not making prop./ inquiries, and that they had also die- N
played a great want of forethought. The father of the 1
tesolvent was a clergyman, with a small living—vicar of N
Brockworth, Gloucestershire—and bed six other daily=
beddes the young man now heLire the court ; he had, how-
ever, offered to pay es. in the pound. He did not justify •
the insolvent's conduct, but oontondid that no useful par- ao
pees would be gained by sending him to priron. Mr. Nay- N
lee, who appeared for twenty of the creditors, raid they asked
that the young man should be properly punished, as a warn-
ing to Mims; but they would be willing to treat with for-
Leanne* and reep2ct m offer on the pert of the lather. g
After dioeuasios, Li. honour declinedto name a day for too
gasbag a final order in the case, or to grant the protection 10
et the court to the Insolvent, who was afterwarda *fleeted at ti
the renew station.
Ns WILES OF THE PONONA.—The Wexford le„
',dependent gives the f Bowing further retie:galas in con fit
-
nexion with this dimes' catastr.vphe:—" The body of the 10
man, Marine 3001. on It, mentioned in our last number, was fo
drawn up from the lower bold by the diver on Moodily. fir
The feet were upwards and the heed down; and the elect
sum found is the pockets, was 3261., to one-half of which
the diver become. entitled, according to mreement. Bodice
are washed ashore dad y, but are now become to &Agues' I
that they can scarcely be identified. One body of a your .1
girl had the .alit over, like a hood, and another
had both legs off the knee,. A body of au elderly women U
came on shout at Ballyvaloo, with one leg off, and the ji
next day strange to sac, the leg wee washed in OW the
body. Two teen em lesbed In the mirth rigging, sup- gg
posed to be the captain and mato; and, althottah the diver
made several at t•mpte to char them, he was unable to do so.
On Wednesday Mr. Broworigg held an inquest on the body
of the man f nod with the lege own of money on its and
Mal on soother body ; mad both were identified by the
brother and brother in-law, who fortunately arrived here on
the day the bodice were recovered. The framer WWI iden-
tified a. Me. Hoary, of the county Sligo, and the latter b's
=eh, Mr. Hardy, on whose prison 1241. was found. A
splendid sliver speaking trumpet was fatted lying on the
deck of the vassal, sad bore an insoription to the eff et that it
was presented to the captain to 1837 by thteabinpareemere.
Such are the additional details which bare reached us within
the last few days of this melancholy esta-troplie."
SERIOUS ACCIDENT AT LlGHTNlNG.—Yes-
terday (Sunday) afternoon, a number of the people
who were walking in the West-end Park, took shel-
ter under a tree during the severe thunder-storm
which 'hired the city at that tine, and while
standiog there all of them were suddenly thrown to the
grunt by the electric Outdoor! were more or less *embed on
the fare, bendo, lege, and fret. The cameo of the parties
are Jpsetiti Benson, shipping agent, Broomiel.w, and two
of hi. daughters; Carats Candles and his eon; James
M•K ay, toiler, 23, Broad-close, High-street; Agne•M.Ken-
drick, mill -worker, Torsil-rosd. They were promptly at-
tended to by the police, and conveyed to their reopective
abides, where they were visited by Dee. Fleming and
litCenville. One of the sufferers, M.Kay, who was
lamed severely on lice of band, had a portion of his
sock., about the size of a focurpenny pito., burned
quite out on the sole of each foo', and the thin
had the appearance of having had a Tel hot poker
applied to it. What woe strange in this east was that thee.
was se indict dim on the soles of the shoes, which were quite
mind, th.t the lightning bad struck them. Some oomplsined
of a painful oeneatins internally, like that prodo,ed by a
violent electric shock. Mr. Hma.ort was severely burned cm
both arms, and all complained more or leas of the pin
arising from their Juju. is.. They are all, however, to a fair
way of nwevery.—Olasgaw Drily Mail.