The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-22 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.--(TTITS DAT.)
The market is steady. To Tsllew anokid 565.;
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, G3s. 3d. to DU Id. ; Oct. to
Dec.. ; Jsn. to lisrsh, 53a. to 53a. 3d. ; March unly,
53 Csi. _ .

MARKET AVISRAOIB.—Town tallow, We. ; fat by
31. Old. ; yellow Rawien, Ns. ; sealted. ;muff. 412. ;
rough ditto, 24a. ; tallow mew, 20a. ; good drop, 7s.
SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mews. D..via and Co. report trade very slow, prioia
easier. Prime meadow hay, Ma to 80a. ; rupenor do.
90a, to 1128. ; inferior do., bOa to 60e. • sew do., 50a. to
90i ; &aver, old, 90a. to 113 s. ; ditto aecoad cut, 89a.
to 100 a. ; straw, 30a. to 365.

COVENT GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Foreign importations of peon, apples, teenatues,
continue to arrive. reaches and nectarines from open
walls are DOW plentiful. Grapes abundant. Cob note
realise Is. and filberts 9d. to L. per lb. Peas am 'woe.
Potatoes are badly diseased. Souse good rausbrooms may
be obtained. Cut Bowen chiefly consist of orchids, pr-
denim, violets, mignonette, heaths, geraniums, lily of the
valley, and row.
FRUIT. '
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Pine Apples, per lb., lb to Se
Grapes, per lb., Ss lo Ss
Peaches, per doz., 4 to 61
Apricot., per dos, Es to es
Nectarines, do., is to Se
Cherries, per lb. Is to be
Green Figs, per or., Ile tote.

Melons, each, Ss to as
Palms, p. ;sieve, as to is 011
Pears, per dos Is to Si
Apples, per dos., id to Is o€l
flumes, her 100, lOs to 90s
Lemons, per 100, lOs to Ihs

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VIVIITZ
French beanaper qta, 04 to to i
Peas, per bush., *.bi to Ss Od
Caultkowers, each. 4,1 to 64
Greenspdot hunches,tsed teat
Cabbages, P. dos., 11 °d t° is °d
POMO** p tun. 106. to 160 s
per Wu ,tstos4 Od
per est., lis to Ils
Carrots, per bunch. lid to 6d
Turnips, per bunch, 5d to Td
Spinach. per sieve. is Od 10 as
Near:khans, each, 61 to ls Od 1
artichokes, per d 0.., az to Os
Beet, per doe., is 6d to at

Calory, per bundle, Is Gd totted
Onions, per I sieve, 3s to Is
Tomatoes, per dos., is to Is
V. 5. Marrows, p. OM., 6d to IS
Shallot, per lb, fd to ed
Garlic, per lb, ed to Ad
Lettnees,eab., p. se. , ls ed to Es6d
Cos, per score, Od to Is
Endive, per score, is to Ia Od
Horseradish, per ben. , ed to M
Muettrooms, p. putt. Is to 8r Odl
Parsley, per 12 bunches, 2s to 16
Savory, per bunch, Id to Ed

ROBBERY AND MURDER.—A very brutal affair is
reported from Warrington. On Saturday last Mr. Yar-
wood, of Appleton Thorne, Cheshire, an old man, was at-
tacked in the Marketplace of Warrington by two
men and two women. They behaved in a most
brutal manner to the old max, and robbed him, having
&anomaly picked a quarrel with him in the first Maniacs.
A number of persons were present when the Liman took
Weer, but lee one interfered; and after all was over Mr.
Terwood was found to be seriously injured. He wee
attended medically, but died whilst under the surgems's
hands. The Pone persons have been arrested. Their senses
are Thomas Kendall, William and Elisabeth Leyland, end
Ann Green.
TRH LIVF.RPOOL WIFE MURDER. Thomas
Newham' charged with murdering his wife by stabbing
her through the bean with • large clasp knife, was yester-
day finally examined by the Liverpool magistrates, and
committed on a charge of wilted murder. The primmer
appeared to be deeply affected, and daring( most of the
examination, which lasted room twelve to four o'clock, he
leaned over the [nno( the dock with his face buried in his
beads. The only additional evidence of importance related
le the tobacco (slant which the fatal gored arose), and
which, it appeared, was not of the kind which required cut-
ting with a knife, and to the eandeot of the prisoner after
the outrage. It wee stated by Mrs. Barton, to whose house
be went after the deed, that be manifested the keenest dis-
tress when told that his wife was deed, find that be went
out, accompanied by her (lin. Barton* husband, for the
PIEZof giving himself op to the police.
Errrci. Acct Darr.-wt -um Bousx-Weurnaw
RAlLWAY.—Yosterday Mr. W. J. Payne, deputy
wooer foe the city of Ban& ask, held an inquest at St.
Thonles'i Hospital on the body of James Adam., aged 26,
a guard in the service of the SouthAVestoto Railway. who
met his death under gm following circumstances. It cep.
peered that, on the Bth instant, a few minutes after the
7.30 train had started, Mr. B. Parker, the plat-
form inspector, was informed there had been an acct.
dot, and on going to the ticket platform saw the de-
ceased, who appeared to be mach injured. He (deceased)
said, after the train started he opened the door of
his van, and got on the step for a necessary purpose,
when he was caught by the rut of the platform,
which entered his thigh, and dragged him off the train,
which went on. He had been in the service of the com-
pany for about three years, and had risen by his good via-
duct to the pest of a guard. He had been spoken to just
before the train started, and was perfectly sober. Ile had
so right, however, to set on the step when the trait was ia
motion. Thomas Dickman, a guard, deposed that he was
in • agnal box when the train passed, and shortly after-
wards he heard a cry for help, and on rooms out eew tile
deceased lying down with ra portion of the rail of the plat-
form sticking inzo one of hie thighs. Witness get him off,
and he was conveyed to the hospital. We William Ho-
ling Simms, house surgeon, proved that the deceased et-
pired on Thursday morning from the effects of the injuries
he bad received, which coasistad of a severe wound in the
left thigh, arid compoied fracture of the left leg. The
jury returned a verdict to the effect that the deceased wan
accidentally killed. •
AskitteaN Matra. To-day the British aid
North Americo Royal Wall steamer Canada will be des-
patched from the Mersey for Halifax and Boston, with the
United States and North Americo malls. The box at the
Liverpool Post-ogee foite receipt of letters, he.., intended
to be forwarded by will close at 11 eta, but
letters may also oi-incited rid Qneenstowa until
9.30 p.m., with a late fee of id. until 10 p.m., and with •
late fee of Stl.' until 10.15 p.m.
Tkarnc Raczirrs,=pie traits) returns of ran-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 15
amounted to 571,1701., and 'teethe corresponding penal
last yam to 560,400[., showboark increase of 24,'801. TIM
peen receipts on the eight Ition.baring their tersnisi
the metropolis amounted for the, k ending as above to
318,9501.. and for the aon+rpaprdieg wee of Met yes'
te347,3331.;eh0wiag me Mamma of t5C6l7f. The Borers ea
the Great. Northern =meted t 0.1,040/. • ea the Leaden
and North-Western, to 1,4651. ; oe the Loi* and Black-
well, to 441. ; on the London, Bighteraped Smith Coast, to
, on the London and 11011411-.Wiatallk to 1,4641.;
OW, 5,5501. But from this mot be•ledtteted
the decrease on the Eastern Constio 2 P L.M! the Great
Westere, arid 1511; on the South Eastern,nereeller
learMg the increase so above, 1,6171. The impeipta os the
linesother in the United Kingdom have Mounted to
335,5201, end for the virreoponding period 0f1859,. to
an
.1103,01171., showing increase of 22,4534 in the
of these lines ; which, added to the increase re
on we
mits
neetemdlito lines, makes the total increase 24,0701., as
meowed with the corresponding week of 1859.