The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANB.—(THD3 DAY.)
SVGAIL—The mativt remains steady. Pri.wis nto un-
altered. Two dnating cargoes of Havana! sold. R.•6ued
lump, 411 e. to 60e.
Correr.—The public Wes are progressing at about pre-
vious rates. A dusting cargo of Seaton sold at 635. 31.
Tta.—We are still without new, from China, and the
market is stagnant. _

INDloo.—Seeond day: The sale to-day has gone off with
the rune animation as )Estarday, for all desirable qualities of
Bengal; ordinary qualities are chiefly bought in ; dry leaf
Madras has sold with fair spirit at loot sews prime. Kor-
man are without alteration ; 1,432 &rata have passed the
auction to-day, It chiding 490 withdrawn, and 230 bought is,
braying 712 etimr's sold.

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Rtca—A fall owouat
~f !molar.' ha, been dose, Madras
sold 811. Id. to 9s. M., and Bengal 99. to 11a. ad.
Corrox—No Wes
Bea.rorrxx—Rafrarcetr:lol sold 33a. 6d.
Snore sold at previa= nitro.
81.17.Ti1l sold at 2f. 10e. to 20/. lb. Id.
la other articled no material alteration.

TALLOW WARIEST.—(THIS DAT.)
The market continues 11na, at the saamed prices
Toms tallow is vexed 37e. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. ea
6e
the spec 69e. ; all tie year, 695. ; Deembse, 69a. 3d. to
. 6d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The amebas of beasts is very mall, cenetqueutly they sae
readily disposed of at admired rates. The supply of sheep
is about the lamas of late. Trade is brisk, and some choir:eat
qualities are rather dearer. Good calves are in demand at
higher pries. Oar foraiga supply emulate of 46 boasts;
830 sheep; mad 31 calves. The number of silo caws is
117.

Dr ran, at alba a. d. O. 4. 6, a • .
Dar rota Dordords— 410 E 2 Dar Du a 11f-Lr4d• .1.
Bar Ilhoridsornr 4 I 6 0 , Dar /.064.4,0014
Scrod soLadty Darr_ 310 4 4 1 Dr de bars -
Osirs
4 0 6 0 , Da
8044 et Dar 6 (1141r-areda 6 $ 6 4 Iratedia Mans
1•
Baur at market. 957: Sheep sad Lade. 6,579; Calm, 15)
nsa.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
?deem. Davis sad Co. sport trade dull. Prier. vrlthous
alteration. Prime meadow hay, 60s. to 70e. ; snparior
ditto, 725. to 80a.; inferior ditto, 445. to Mo.; rowan.
40s. to 60...; clover old. 00.. to 100 s.; ditto, woad
en*, 60s. to 91.. ; straw. Ma. to 300.

MURDER AND SUICIDE.—The following U front
the Mayo Catutitution of yesterday :—" We regret to have
to announce one of the most shocking tragedies that has ever
occurred in this county, which took place yesterday in the
vicinity of Balla, which involves a double murder, followed
by self-destruction on the part of the murderer. It appeers
tbst a man named Learns, who had been discharged from
Mayo preys after en incarceration of seven months, for an
aggravated eassialt, beard some unpleleant rumours as to his
wife's frailties whilst In prieoe, whereupon he tint attacked
her with a hatchet, literally splitting her head. Upon the
servant girl coming to her relief, she was likewise, brutally
araulted. Both of them, we understand, exoind in a few
hours. After oommilting these awful deeds, the wretched
man hung himself. We are only able to give the =datum
until an inquest be held on the bodies. We have since
learned that the women have not yet expired, but there is no
possibillty_of their recovery." D
THE OON MURDER.—The chances of the dis-
covery of the 11111•111111111 mem now to be as remote as ever.
The subjoined announcement appears In the Limmek Rs-

porter:-'• The O'Brien., afteW having undergone a pro-
tracted incarceration, mod alter three or four commute's and
re-committal., were on Friday night discharged from But
County Gaol. There ban been no evidence offerei molest
those men on which the authorities could seed them to
trial, and the murder of Crowe of Coogy coationer, op to
the present moment, involved in mystery. notwithetsindinF
the eviction 120/10P11 of the Earl of Derby. Mr. Ned
Browne, the resident magistrate, has been constant in his
exertions to throw light on this terrible murder; but he
boa faded 02 to this, though ell the aid that the police cm
give has been very freely awarded. The murder wee per-
petrated within a very short distance of the police
tat rack."
MANBLAUCHTER.—An inquest was held yesterday,
at the Manchester infirmary, before Mr. B. Hayford, city
coroner, on the body of James 11.1goughlin, late of
Copperas-meet; shoemaker, aged 40, who had come to his
death by violence. On Holiday sfterni on, he was coming
over Blackfrierribridge, along with a companion named
Flannagan. They wore both affected by liquor, and met •
man (present, in custody) who said imagining to them ;
some words ensued, and the prisoner struck Flsnitsgss, and
then gave the deceased a blow under the chin. He fell ba.k
with his head against the kerbstone, mod never spoke after-
wards. He was viten to the Infirmary, where be died on
Tuesday. A post mortem examination Meowed that the skull
IMO fractured, and the jury retuned a verdict of " Man-
elsesehme" spinet the prisoner.
HORRIBLY DEATH BY MACHINERY AT ROCH-
riAts.—Yertsrday morningsia shocking machinery accident
took plasm at the works of mere. Chew and Feirbrotiser. of
Water-stmt. In the lower room of the works there are two
carding eugiaes for breaking up hard waste, and one billy,
A boy, named Henry Howash, a short-timer, pieced ends at
the !idly. Tho man who minds the eng.nee was about.
and something got wrong with the strap of one of the
engines. The boy went to the strap, is is euppceel, to
throw it off, and while doing so it caught him by the leg,
and drew biro op to the driving shaft over the centre of
the other cording engine' and about lb inches distant frogs
a large beam. Around this shaft the %Info:Wore youth
was merried, at the rate of 40 or 60 revolutions per minute,
fur at least two wintry. Bit legs w-re Listened by the
',trap to the akar, and every revolution his head and arms
were salt with a tearful f woe against the beano and floor, and
were broken to pieces. Beneath, we the floor and upon both
carding engines, blood and boob. were scattered in the most
frightful manner. Of course the boy was dad when re-
heed.-Ifassehafer Guardian.

FOSSIL MAIIIIO2II DISCOVERED AT SELSEY.—A
abort thne since, at about 120 pose from the cliff near the
Danner etatioe, at low water, Mr. }Whiniest, one w tai pre-
vendee emu, discovered the tooth of a 'web meinwith.
This led him and reheat to make further march, whea they
wi to 'awarded by finding • swond tooth, two twit, the most
perfect one being 10 feet long end 'meowing at are been near
2 fret round; tan, blade bones, E feet 3 inches Log, by 2 test
broad. Porthole of the cervical vertebra. rib bones,
four feet lost, fragments of the skull, end numerous pease
of other bone. in a broken state. One of the tusk. at the
point is in • pretty geed &We of preservation, and exhibits
the grain or markings of the ivory. lied more erre been
wed In the exhumation of these bones, they would have
proved meet valuable; soito,muchlousiesthadbanemrited
by the discovery. They are at present being exhitited at
the Crown Inn, And we Mould think, would ori n u thy be
consigned to the Chichester NI llAtallM. which sire idy Limited=
mow memorials of them munct inonsices.—Weat Swam
Geg,tte.
Pi:SOROS AND BARNUM.—A pantstialh went the
round of the papers a Paw weeks ago mating rhea the Revs
W. M Prosaism, the populer Wesleyan preacher, bed bees
offered 2,0001. a year by Hermon to go over with him to
Atomic& and serve the same purpose which Jenny Lind
and the Woolly Horse had served Wore; sod tied Mr.
Penguin replied by directing the Yankee specuietor's teten-
lion to the answer which Peter made to boson Magus,
who wished to buy the gift of mopbery—a very apt, if net
very respectful, rejoinder. We were in Mr. Ponshoris
company the other evasion. when the remark %hi I offer
said to have been made to him was alluded to. lard we
modertook to correct for hint a story winch be pronounced
to be nothing more than •• the despwate utvention of
an audacious genny-a-timer." Th. only substratum
of truth about the story.. Mr. Panama raid. woo
a conversation Barnum heti woh a gentiesan while travel-
ling in a railway carriage In Yorkshire. Barnum yoked the
gesileman be was talking with whether be thought Mr.
numbest would accept an offer of the hind if Dermas rustle to
him. adding it he thought the proposal would be accepted,
he atouldn't 'Mad Arming 2,0001. etch to Mr. Putehou, Mr.
Spurgeon, and Cardinal Wigwam, to vend a year with hurt
in the United Stet-e. Barnum was at the time on hie road
• eufbigs toe services of a celebrated clown.-o'.r emus
0. 'aid.

The ships under the command of Via•-Admiral
Fanalawa, which have arrived at Gibraltv, aefferi A groat
mews of weather ort their peonse from ht ilia 9,1 par-
ticularly the Prince.. Royal, which trout her leaky ...a e wt 1
have to be tent to Eaglatol.—Yelfa liars, Oct. 6.