The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS.I?AY.)

The following public sales are advertised for to-morrow :
t/1L550 hhda. West India and 3,500 bags Mauritius.
--150 casks Plantation Ceylon, and 400 bags Malabar.
Rice 6,000 bags Fast India.
The private contract whets have been steady sines
Friday.
Elociart.—No Balm of importance reported.
Corr= —A small amount of business dose at full prices.
Rosa.—The demand has improved, and holders have be-
come very arm.
MICE.—A fair amount of business done at fully previous
rates. _ . .

COTTON continues active ; about 1,500 bales sold on
Saturday.
Markets have a steady appearance.
TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The mast is steady. Town tallow is quoted 535. ; Pa-
hrsbarg T.C. co tho spot, 535. to 535. 3d. • Oct. to Des..
; Doe., 635. 6d. ; Jen. to Mach, 535. Bd. to 53s 9d. ;
March ally, Ms.
PAITICULAIS OP TALLOW.

!took ou band this day ....orb
Delivery tast week
Ditto hoot let June
Arrival lost week

14.238
2,518
11.L12
4121
33,854
49► et
kta. 98.

33,816
1,634
t 3,437
4,483
33,171
Od.
004. 3d.

Ditto tram Lt hum
Drim Y.C. per cwt. Ms day
JAM Tows U Friday

44,07/1
1,806
32,47 b
1,600
50,060
6i► Ild.
66d Od.

Arrival tar the week mains Oct 12 list year, 6.540 mks, mad
&limy I,lBs cask& The arrival last week compri.e4 1,486
mks from /4. Peeerelwark„ sad lb from other plaora Total,
1,600 realm

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
Although the number of beasts Is not quite so large as oa
Monday last. we have still a good supply. Trade is dull,
but quotatione are not altered. The demand for sheep
is sm.ll ; and prices cannot be quoted higher on the
averages. Trade is scarcely as good for calves as on Thurs-
day last. From Germany and Holland there are 1,610
beasts ; 6,300 sheep and 70 calves. Ireland 500 beasts.
Norfolk and Suffolk 100 ; and 2,500 from the Northern and
Midland Counties.
Per stood of Whs. I. d. ad. Per atone of albs. s. 4. ad.
Dist Seca lierefda 4d 5 I Best Dna& lif.bdsah
Best abort-betas 4 4 4 Best Long-wools.. o a a
almond vial. boats a 4 4 Do do. Shorn
Oases
Pfgs
DssiDostlllthreds a lambs
Beasts at market. 5,a00; !bap and lambs. 1400 ; Oelyse.
1S0: Pigs. 440.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
]levers. Pattendeu and Smith report that the market is
very active. Duty, :AWOL About 500 pockets of new
have arrived and are selling from 141. to 201. per cwt., but
es yet are very unripe.

THE GREAT JEWEL ROBEZET.—A singular cir-
cumstance has come to light in reference to James
Pierce andißmily Lawrence, tried at the Central
miaalOm* and convicted el robbing several jewellers at
the west eud, aed deo supposed to be concerned in the rob-
bery of jewels of the value of 10,0001. from a jeweller's is
the Polies Royal at Paris. After the sentence Pierce was
removed to the Militias* Penitentiary, end shortly alter he
gave his shirt to be washed, but subsequently appeared very
anxious to get it back agate, and asked the Wiwi. 10 LW
him have it, bat could &riga no reason, any other than he
wanted the r.This excited suspicion, and on care-
fully meanie the shirt something hard was found in the
upper part of apparently sown into the stuff, which, os
being cut out, proved to be a diamond, valued at nearly
1001.,
Bracing Dv Ted Fume or CHAZOOAL-011
flaturday morning the death of Mr. George Glantzier,
hatter, of AS, Piccadilly, near Burlington-arcade, was dis-
covered to have taken place, as it is believed, from inhaling
the fumes of charcoal, It appears that on the previous day
damn' of the sheriff took possession of his premises on a
debt of 40/.,:wheurepon deceased, in great distress of
mind, suddirt mind he hat and rushed frantically out of
the house. . did not return till half-past ten at night.
and prosseffed his bedroom, where Mr. J. L Adolphus, a
gentleman reeling be first-floor, addressed him, knowing
his difficulty, aed proposed to advance him a portico of the
sum required to liquidate the debt. Demised replied that
it was not for foci, and that his (Mr. Adolphus's) furniture
was I. no jeopardy. He then closed the door. In the
earning thaserwankesileil the attention of Mr. Adolphe.
and the alms to dised's bedroom door being locked,
sae that she could get rip answer to her calls. A constable
was seat far, end the Me being buret open the unfortunate
man was found dead. Remains of charcoal were found
in
the grate, sod the &pedals in_tho chimney was carefully
closed up with clothing. 1