The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-08 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

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Mann. Pattonden and Smith report that Uteri is a staid,
demand for color, Wield of Kant and Bum hops at firm
prices. Doty-250,0001.

TALLOW MARIEBT.-TRIS DAT.

The market la ins, 6ithesits itxad qnetation 1, tie.:—
Town tallow, 61i. 9d. nett see►; Potanbarit Y.C. as the
spot, 60t. 6i.; lest Ws =oaths, 60s. 6d. to 60.. 9d.

COAL MARKET-THIS DAY.
Walls End Heaton, 17... 9d; Will. Bid Hettee,l94.6d.;
Will. Bid Adelaide, 18s. 91.; Walla Bad Btawart's,
19s. 81.; Walls Bad Tees, 191. 31-54 fresh ahips at
inarkat.

The Court of Austria has lett for the waters of
Lehi, where it will remain for a fortnight.
The Nord of Brawls contains the following from
its Moscow eorrespondent The labour of leav-
ing Russia is one worthy of Hercules ; in order to obtain a
passport at St. Petersburg, I have teen compelled to un-
dergo the following totters :—l. To be announced three
times in the public j iurnah ; 2. To obtain a certificate of
the execution of this formality; 3. To carry this certificate
to the pokes magistrate of the quarter, who tarnished
with a second certificate; 4. To betake myself to the
bureau of Prince D .Igoronki, where this certffioato
was inchanged for a countermark • 6, to go to the bureau
d'addrasus, where another ornate:its was gives me; 6, to
ran to the governor-gourd, who furnished me with a
passport; 7, to exhibit this passport at the steam-packet
office before obtaining a passage. I was particularly fort,
nate, for the accomplishment of the above formalities took up
only three days; many others have been detained three
weeks."

letter from Rome in the .D bate state, that
General de Montrdal is to be replaced In hie command of
the Fume la troops in that capital by Chinni de Courtigis.
A PIG AND BULL STORM—A young man nutted
Jame. Cardwell, charged before the magistrate. at
Rotherham, on Monday, with being communed (along
with William Cross, who we. committed for trial on the
previous Monday) In steeling two sheep, the property of
Mr. Story, of Rues Roberta, and a load of wheat, the
property of Messrs. Mocrboitie and Hague, millen, from
the Rotherhua railway station, divulged the circum-
stances under which a pig was protected in • very
singular manner by a bull. About three weeks ago, a
pig, weighing about fourteen stoat, the property of
nine. Loma, a labourer reedits at Dalton, near Rother-
ham, disappeared daring the night from its sty, and we.
nest day found in a geld at some dirar.ce, with two deep
but not fatal gashes in its neck. The circumstance gave rise
to • good deal of conjecture is the neighbourhood at the
time, bat no esplustion was tifteovered until yesterday.
When before the magistrates, Cries, in a lengthy written
defence, accued Cardwell of stealing ti, sheep and wheat,
pleading " guilty " himself only to receiving • portion of
the stolen property into hie lone, when solicited by Card-
well, In an "unguarded moment," aad thanking Provi-
dence that he bad been brought to justice on this hie Beat
offence, sad thereby probably p ted from "raising
both body end soul." Cornwell retaliated by ezplaining
how Cross had by threat, of diseneure of other offenses,
and in one instanea by a threat of murder, in-
duced him to take part in the robberies. Among
other thins, be unloosed to accompuying Cross
to steal Leach's pig. They fetched the animal out of its
sty, cad drove it along • Lae towards Rotherham, sin], in
a lonely path, they *awe to a footpath !ethics acute some
fields more directly to their homes. Here they stopped
close to a field gate, sad prepared to kill their pig before
proceeding urea the fie Ms. Oos of them took out • knife
and commenced caning its throat. Immediately on feelleg
the knife the animal very naturally struggled violently
and, eicspiag front the hands of its batchers,
jumped through the bars of the get., and ran, loudly
squealing, down the field. The robbers punned, hot
had not gone far down the field before a tbird pasty made
its appearance on the smite. A ferocious ball, which was
grazing in the field, was attracted by the noise, and on
corneas within sight of the men ran fori ..usly et them. It
was only by • rapid retreat that the thieves *seeped a tom
with the animal's horse, and, after lingetieg about the field
for some time, in the vain hope that • favourable opportu-
nity woul I arise of recapturing the pig, they were under
the mortifying necessity of returning home without booty.
Cardwell, like Creel, was committed to take his trial at the
neat Yorkshire smite for stealing the sup and non,
DEATH IN A BATH.—On Sunday morning lest
Mr. Wiesen, teal , who carried oa business in High-
street, Marylebone, rear the Waterloo Tavern, weal to the
It. Maryletsone baths and weebbouseo, near tue Stisgelane,
to have • bath, as be was going by rail to we emu h:eade
In the oonatty. As be tenoned a eussitterable time in the
bath, some satiety wee mimed, end ultimately ea esteems
was °Maimed by the atteadant, who loud Mr. Wheeett
apparently lea et. Medial madam was promptly ob-
tained, end every aeons were applied to restore eonsciees-
nese, bat without effect. Deceased, who was a young man,
bee left a widow with one child.