The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-05 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.—{THIS DAY.)
SUGAR continues in steady request ; 10,000 bags ela
Manilla have realised 365. 6d. ; two cargoes Havana
to 16 fully insured at SOL 9d., sad 144 insured. f. p. a.
rat 295. 441, also one cargobrown Paraiba at 21s. 3d. insured,
f. p. a.
Oorrsa is saleable with less facility, and • decline ut Od.
has been accepted for plantation Ceylon.
Cocoa is in limited request, and little Milliner is doin; at
previous rates.
TR& —The fresh arrivals meet • fair demand at formet
rates. _ _

Hon.—Business is confined to smallquantities ; Demonism
sold at Is. MI. proof.
Ittcr is in moderate request, and 14s. Gd. is paid for good
bold white Bengal.
Brtcen.—Except a decline of ss. for scraped Cochin
ginger there is no new feature.
Jurs is Ea. to 10s. lower, and the demand is not active.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The tallow market is quiet at the following quotations :
Town tallow, 53n. net cash ; Petersburg Y. V., as tie spot.
53e ; July to Sept.. 535.; Oct. to Dec.. 53e. ; January le
Morl, 1561, 5.15. 6d.

METROPOLITAN CAITLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

We have a very short supply of heads. Tiede is not
brisk, but prices are still very high. There are a fevr
more sheep; the average quality ie very indifferent, ens-
momently ehoiceAt descriptions are readily disposed of at full
ratio. lambs and calves are selling about the same zis ea
Monday. Our foreign *apply nemesia of 364 beasts, 1100
sheep And 288 cairn. =eh pm, 110.
Yer moss of alba s. d. ad. of albs. s. d. a it.
Best Moots, Herefdc A I Beat Dead lif.bdsSlt
Best Shorihonts 6 11 Blot Long-w00L5.... 61C. 6
&wad dual beasts 4 4 1 Do. do. aborts
Calves
Pip
Dp4Thkg&ffif.h fri. 5 6 Limbs
BOUM at market, Use; alssep and lambs, 10,160; Cekvsn.
474; Pigs. *OO.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Davis and 00. repot trade steady. Prier
meadow hay. 70s. to 84s. ; superior ditto, 86s. to 106 e. ;
inferior do., Me. to 80s. ; new, 365. to 80a. ; clover, old.
96a. to 196 a. ; second cut, 90s. td:l6a. ; straw, 265. to 36a.

THE Mentor°l.l4 GAR Quornoer.—A meeting of
the delegates from the metropolitan parishes was held yes-
terday evening at the St. Janies's vestry ; Mr. Stratton, of
Lambeth, in the chair. It was antumuced that the vestry
of Chelsea had contributed 2301. to the expense of support-
ing the bill, and 1140 voted a further guarantee of 1001.
Mr. Beale announced that the vestry of St. James had voted
a guarantee of 5001., and the vestry of Newington of 1001.
He then proceeded to state the means which the opponents
of the measure were taking to defeat it. On Tuesday their
influence had thrown over the Lill by a count-out, and the
government wore not powerful enough to meet the groat
niterest brought to bear upon the question. The House
of Lords bad fixed the 27th instead of the 23rd
of July for receiving such bills, so that the parishee
had still an opportunity, if they exerted all their
influence, to carry their point. He bad presented
a petition to the House of Commons upon the subject, com-
plaining of the diameter of the opposition, and referring to
the standing order which prevented member voting la
committees in matters in which they were directly is-
terested. The repmeutatives of the delegates had dome
all they could to shame the Haute of Commons into pro-
ceeding with the question, but the comiption was so fla-
grant, and the opponents talked so poaitavely as to their
power, that no ouo could be certaiu as to the result. The
bill was now practically adjourned till Tuesday. —Mr. Limb
moved, and Mr. Watkins seconded, a resolution, dktectirg
the hon. secretary to communicate with town mune&
throughout the kingdom, inviting their oo.operation, their
interest in the question being identical with that of the
metropolis. —On the motion of Mr. lemh. seconded by Mr.
Duff, a further direction witiven to Mr. Beale to cons-
muuieale with the City of on on the subject.
ROTEL COLLEGE or nOeolea.—The following
members of the college having been elected fellows at pre-
vioue meetings of the council were admitted as such on the
4th inst., via.:—Messes. Thomas Sunderland Harrison,
Promo, Somerset, diploma of membership dated December
7, MI ; Thorns. Bawls, Rtourbridge, Woroestershins,
April 29, 1833 • and Charles Percy Croft, Woburn-square,
December 13, 1839. _

FATAL ACrlDENT.—Yesterday afteTTIOOS, a ream
named George Edwards, in the employ of Messrs. C. Child.
coal merchants, of East Greenwich, was mudding to unload
• cargo of coals fmtn a ship to the wharf, when • plank
slipped, and the unfortunate man fell into the river—having
• seek of coals on his back. The tide being high, every
effort to save the deceased was unavailing.
FATAL. BOILTS EXPLOSION AT CONSZTT. —Oa
Tuesday, one of the mill boilers of the Dement Iron
Company, Gossett, exploded, and killed two n.es and
severely 'Outs.' four othert. One of • the four men in
not likely to survive. Thomas Barrow, the boiler mash
was thrown a greet distance and dreadfully mangled. Ha
in.,.. a wife and three zhildreo. The other man killed,
named Peter Kennia, was fireman,
and he leaves •
wife and one child. Bevesel persona received slight brew
Nan the Mulles AU hoods iliaoontioned work as early
se porriLde, and gave every attention to the surrivors.
damage was wrought among the pipes. It will probably
be more than a week before this part of the mill ma be set
The two adjoining boilers were unseated, and co
tside :ibis
to work. —Manchester Examinee.