The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-29 00:00:00

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Arrl.al for Op meet =ding Mk Septcaor lot swr. 1.001 00000.
mad deliTery, 7.211 mix TM arriral Isg west essprbs4 100 sok.
from St. Prer.burt. LIS Iron Odra. rad 14 trom other plass—asl.
410 cask.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

(1:11!8DAY.)

The number of beasts is Isrge, bat the arer•ge quelity la
by no means good ; consequently prim are not lower foe
choioe descriptionr. The supply of sheep is again
small, and prices are on the average better.
Choicest lambs and calves ans in demand, but other
qualities met with • dull rale. From °mammy and
Holland there are 1,589 beasts, 8,160 sheep, and 176 agree.
Scotland, 8.5 beasts; Ireland. 350; and 2,400 from the
Northern and Midland Commie..

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rer mos of P.M.. aO. an. re Maceer PM. aO. a 4
Dont 8001.. Harakiri 4 8 0 10 Bat Dr a
Ha* Shan-home 4 4 4 Spos 4 $ 5 •
knoll quality bloats— 5 0 4 0 Da. de MOM
Oalm 4 0 0 10 is t anevoi 480110 0 3
14P ......... 4 0 4 8 do. Bbora
lane top •• ikil.re4., 5 0 6 I 14zeb• 4-0 87
Pisa ate fll rrkat, 5.:16; Map W lambs. 27.5.10 ; 061,84.
30.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
kletens. Pattenden and Smith report that about 60 pockets
of the new growth have arrived, that prices an at present
quite nominal, tut that in about a fortnight they expect •
Good supply at market. Duty, 260,0001.

On Saturday the election auditor for Great Yar-
mouth published his return of the expenses incurred at the
late contest for the repreoentation of that borough. The ex-
pendi,are of the successful ccirervetive candidate., Sir E.
H. K. Leon, 11. P.. end Sir H. 1. Streoey, M.P., is stated
to have been RO9l. 155.; while the diebnrormonte of Mestere.
Watkin sod Young, thelanewoonefal liberate, are refereed at
6031. 17e. 64. Among the items which make up the liberal
expenditure le 251. for reports of 'perches.
AURORA BOREALIS.—EarIy this morning, between
twelve and one, a most bnliiant display of the stove phe-
nomenon was observed extending (nom the western hetciephere
to the north• west, north and north-east, and reaching to the
tenth. The appearance in the wen was that of a hone fir%
but in the north and north-east it was of • violet colour, and
&elite of bight ef the same colour darted along the heave=
with great brilliancy. This beautiful display larted for
about an hour, and this gradually died away, leaving a
serene and unclouded autumnal sky.
THIt ACCIDENT ON THE TILBURY AND BOVTIIIIND
Ittixway.—The inquiet on the body of Mr. Macros Hemet
wan resumed on Saturday Mau World'otadTavert, Ttlboty.,
Capt. Tyler, It. E., government Inopector of railway.. raid ha
had examined the broken axle and the line, and found the
permanent way In good order. The accident occurred
on a line of 17 10 chaise radius. The rail was elevated
from 3 to 31 inches, sufficient for a Teed of about thirty miles
en hoar. He had no doubt that the fracture of the axle, as
the engine was ',leg round the curve, was the cases of the
alcident. If the engine bad run off the line before the
fracture of the axle, the permanent way would have bee
destroyed for a greater distaaos. The axle wee broken at
both ends—ia the one cue close to the box of the wheel.
and In the other can in the jeuraal. At both cads there
was evidence of a previous partial fracture only about a
third of Motile having been holding in the one cute before
the last fracture, and but little or none in the other. The
, driver in his opinion, could not have known of the Imogene
He did not think the envied of the train was greater thea bed
been stated-16 miles an hour—nadouneidered that there bed
barn no excess of speed. The coroner then runitned up, sad
and the bearing of the evidence went to show that the
unfortunate event was the result of eccident. 1-he jury
found a verdict of "Accidental Death."
SUICIDE IN A RAILWAY TRAIN.—An unfortunate
man from Preston onamitted suicide in the vein toe
at Blackpool at a quarter.past nine o'clock tin Saturday
evening. It would appear that before resebing..Poeltma
station, it was known by thaw in the carriage wait 'atter
that he was almost in • state of ituensibility front the
=wig:tuft:mate
among the carriages, bet wee lifted i 4 to the platform, and
them, along with the crowd, which wee very con.iderable,
kmansint
wawa mi.adte....his
obtaining ikainainganummed; icYale'idatrad. CireOnwar*ri"aleigno oal"Btoolakcktbroteilm,n'ts:gmlu. feltj
ten o'clock, by two gentlemen, who kindly earned him late
the Railway Hotel opposite, and these he died almoet
zoadtately 4„.. way
nedurni.g.thaohoolurtottt4.ototbye.

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