The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS

KINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
SuCIAL—The gossips ssmains dull. Refined lump*
48e. Bd. to 60s. ed.
Conga.—The derma has boss sesaly, but the quantity
brought forward rather mewls ths dessend, and prtces as
assreely supported.
TlA.—The Weds buy samilly, Dal the 'peculators are lams
seam micas aro nasltored ; °outmost congas', Is. 41d. ;
bloblea, from la. Id. to lo Id., remains in good demand.
Rica—Tbls 'stole has a stoles but steady appearance.
Run —Prises ere supported with • limited badness.
8•LITIITII MS a god, appearance.
Ist other setkdse no saisrial •Iteratioo.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Tho sorbet reaseins steady at the &Lowish prices :
Tsugh tam Ws. net emelt ; Petersburg, Y.C., oh the
aPst. Re. to 67e. ad.; aefourolbea, 67a. 9d.; OctobertoDeemer,6ll. to Os. ad. ; ditto seperatsiy, bas.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKS r.
(TIM DAY.)
. .

The *apply of besnals shoat the suits as on Thurriay
last. Trade for than is doll. Monday's quotations are
geoerally realised, bat a clearance cannot be rffected. The
number of cheep is larger; choicest !ads ars not, however,
very plentiful, and they panthastes. The calf trade iv
about the same as on Yeas,. Oar foreign *apply coneas
of 310 beasts, 5,030 sharp, sad 302 eaves. The number of
Isiah cows Is 102.
masa. of tab. LL •e. Tot .teas 4t113.. • 4.► .
Yet salsa Illavara 4 I 4 14 a Ilhsraase—
YM dice64.oto4. 4 4 4 .14 4 0 413
hued uddlTloses.. 1 4 ell
;Cr. " Spa
Dan wood wag SI 4 4
de. lbws
114•1 Dip • sees
boa as ram. LSI; * 31.131 ; 11119 s, 414;
hts. 100.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
)[mere. Davie sod Compeoy resort trade dell. Prime
modow bey, 72.. Id. to T6r. ; superior ditto 1108. to He. ;
ishrior ditto, 65.. to 60..; rowan, 4SL to 665.; clover,
aid, 110 e. to 106 e. ; ditto, sew, wood cut, 80e. to 90e.;
elm, 26e. to 30e.

Baron von Liebig, the celebrated chemiat, who
bake his leg at Passau on the 6th Inst., is said to be doing
well.

Under the title of the Nor- Weiler, Mr. W.
Buckingham and Mr. William Coldwell, two gentlemen
well known to the macabre a the pros In Canada as
thoroughly acquainted with every breath of their profession,
Wend publishing a paper at Fort Garry, in the lied River
settlement. The proposing states that " the Nor-Weiler
slam on an independent commercial basis. Indebted t. no
special interests for Its origin, and looking to num for its
maintenance, it will rely wholly upon the honest
and eflicient exercise of its functions so the min
et the wants and opinion., the rights and interests
of the Red River settlement." During the winter months
the IV or. Wafer will be published fortnightly, to meet the
mall arrangements with Canada. Next spring It will he
published weekly. Rees is another striking evidence of the
rapid advance of civilisation in the direction of the great
north-wet.

A mammoth paper has been published at New
York, entitled the New Pork Illuminata' Quairupk Con-
saltation. It canasta of eight pages, each page being four
Net three inches long, by three feet in breadth; each pep
eantales thirteen columns of matter, each three feet eleven
inches in length, so that each page sustains fifty feet eleven
inches, making, for the entire parr, 404 feet 4 inches,
equal to 4,688 inches of printed reetter. The price of this
mammoth of nowspepen is 60 cents., or 2a. Id., and it con.
tains a profusion of wood-eats, stories, and a wonderful
variety of intelligence of all sorb. It was published in
honour of the newspaper national anniversary of the 4th of
July, and Is the greatest curkeity, in t►e way of newspaper
printing, we have ever seen.

SEIZURE FOR NONPAYMENT OF CHINICH-RATZS.—
The crier of Lyrae was laud • few days ego en setuming •
sale of various goods, the property of Mr. Colebeed,which, had
been seized trader • magistrate's warrant for the payment of
• (larch-rate. This appeared to stow the good AA edits
quiet little town, who were not weed to anything of Ude sort,
and whoa the hour of sale arrived • large number of pram
repaired to the place of sole, Church-street, end ripened
their feeliop rather strongly upon the gnomon; in feet Mr,
William M4ail.-1.1, parieh clerk, who was present, acting
for the churchwardens, would Imes been ill-ireeted had it
not been for the present* of Mr. Wright, chief constable.
It appeared that there was sr,ms informality in the seizure,
and Mr. Colebred hendei Mr. Mei:Meld the amount of the
tate, but refund to pay expnotts. Mr. Mandeld accepted the
onto, and the sale was not proceeded with after all.-61ter,
bores J.drpial.

1112Docnotr —The Bath Chronick records the fol-I
lea* ease of seduction, which was tried at the Sheath,'
Coed, Oloacestsr —Henry Bowen v. Thomas Rebate.—
This was a writ of inquiry directed to the Sheriff of °lowa-
tershirs, commanding him to summate jury and inquire ani
assess damages to the plaiubti for 1601001ot the services of his
daughter, Ann Bowen, in ooteequenat of ber seduction by
the defendant. Mr. Burlap, the treder-Sheriff, predded.
From the opening of the case by Mr. Verity, the plaintiff's
attorney, which wee afterwards supperied by the evidence of
Ann Bowen and the plaintiff it appeared that the latter Is a
trireme, residing in Yenta-Nee, In the parish of St. Bride's
minor, in the county of Glamorgan, having Ma children, ems
eon sod fire daughters. Any, who ie 19 years of age, wee
the eldest daughter who liv‘d at home; she attended to the
dairy and managed the I.vmsetsold affairs generally. De-
fades' is the son and only child of the Rev. Edward
Roberts, rector of the parish, and a student at Lsiopeter
College ; he bad courted Ann Bowes kr two years; had
Iraqi:islet, promised to marry her, and on the 29th of April
last she was delivered of a child, of which the defendant
is the father. She was confined at her fathet'a house and
wes afterwards ill for ten weeks or three menthe, unshle
to do her usual work. Plaintiff paid all the expeases of the
eoeftnernest, defeedant having paid aoything. The
defendant having suffered judgment by default, thereby
admitted the tames of sato., and the only inquiry vat
what damages the plaintiff bad sustained. the jury
&sawed them at 2581. and casts. The defendant is still
liable for tbs maintenance of the child, and also to an
action of breach of prhiallo of marriage.
A Jcwtsu BRIMS AT DAMAACC9.—But the spec-
tacle of spectacles was the bride. Her dress, In general
et> le much of what I kayo described, wee of course as
splendid as her frauds could make it. She was covered
with • long rod perfectly trensparect veil. Roand beer
neck and desonding kb) her lap wee • series of gold chains,
some of them with gold coins attached, so numerous so to
form something like a breastplate of chain armour. Her
hands were completely mewed with a black pattern produced
by cousuic, 1114 buck being stamped with a small
genre such se might be Rioted on calico, and the Supra
ringed with the same cotoorieg till they looked like meaty
makes. She let perfectly inotioalem, slighly leaning back
is hie chair, her eyes closed, cad hat beads in her lap.
This deportment, I was told, win symbolled of modesty.
The elect, as Isola Won, was that of • stlie :ore-Leas.
If the Mary Ann of North Shields were to indulge in a re-
preeental.n of heverlt in • state of virgin bashfulness, rap-
eseed by the ship's carpenter with an unlimited allowaace of
past and gilding, thin remit would be not unlike this Jewielt
blW.—iitekscoar Maga:ins for September.