The Express.
London, England, 1858-09-10 00:00:00

TALLOW MARILET.-TMB DAT.

The market is steady. Petetsimri Y.C. call; spot.
quoted 604. 6d. to 611. • September. 60a. • Wolter M
December. 495.; ditto, sipseately, 495. 6d.'; 'smug Is
March, 49e. 64.

HIDE MARKET.-THIS DAY.

LIADENII•LL, SEPT. 10.-661bs. to 641b5., de. qd.;
64Ibs. to 721b5., 4}d.
to tia.•' fib. to eons., 41440
4M. ; 8011.. to Nibs., 44d. to 6d. ; MU to .
5& to 5M.; 9611 w. to 100 b., 544. to 61_d. Bone Idea,
ed.
es. t 4. o 10s. ; calf skim, light, 2s. ed. to 30. ed. ; full, Go. to
Szawownear —Skop skins : pofd, 3s. 3d. to 4s. 34;
half-breds, 2s. ed. to 3s. 2d.; downs, Is. 106. to 2.. 44.;
Lomb*, 24. &i. to 4s. 6d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIB DAY.)
Masers. Patteaden sad Smith report that full 2,019
pockets of new hops have arrived. AA yet prices are un-
settled in yeseings, sad old hops very little doing.
COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Rolywell, 14e. ; Byee's Betel& Hartley, 165.; Edsn Main,
; Davlson's Rattly, lea.' Tentleld Moor, 13e. 34.;
Lambert's West Hartley, 16.; Walls End Riddell, 15s. 9d.;
Walls End Goeforth, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Helton. 18s. ;
Walls Bud Kep:er Outage, 17e. ; Walls End South Settee,
17e. 91.; Walls Ead Tess, 18s.; Walker's Primrose,
12s. 6i.-91 ships at market.

SUICIDE OF A FEMALE 88 TEARS OP AOE.—(tEs
Dd.)—At noon the inhabitants of Church-terrace, Waterloo-
road, were alarmed by screams from the horse, 'timbered 4,
on that terrace. The police and several neighbours went to
the house, and on entering the front kitchen perceived lying
on the fl ior a female named linniphria, 68 years of
age, with her throat out almost from ear to ear,
the bcarde covered with tors and a large table knife at
her side, mowed with blood. The poor creature was evi-
dently jest breathing her last. Medical aid was at once dent
for, an Mr. Young, the mutant to Dr. Johnson of the
York-rod, promptly attended, but not in time to be of any
assistance, as the poor creature expired a few seconds after
his arrival. There being no one in the room at the time be-
yond the deceased, not the least doubt scat be satertaleed but
that she committed the rash act herself. The body has been
taken in custody by Mr. Adamson, the beadle, to await an
inquest.
REPRESENTATION OP REIGATE.—Last night a
meeting of Mr. Wilkinson's senators wee held at Reg
Mr. North, In the choir. Ift. Wilkinson addressed the
meeting, and a resolution in his (avow was ananitstnatly

—eENTENAILY or BURNS'S BIRTH.—The 26th of
January next will be the seatimery of the birth of our as
poet Robert Bursa. A grand demonstration it con-
templated to this city in honour of the OCClaoll.—Cilisitirol
Citizen.

Tin GREAT Flannel) MATCH POE 1001.—The
Netheehaw Review supplies some details of this novel event.
It says —" The match,whic.h his excited considerable interest
both in Yorkshire and Nottingham, came off on Monday last,
in the Shardlow water, Derbyshire. in the presenoe of a Imp
body of specteore. There is sufficient novelty in a trial el
skill of this kind to warrant the insertion of the particulate.
Some weeks back there was en All England Handicap Fish-
ing, near Shefilad, for a handsome silver cop and other
piths. There ware about forty competitors, and Not-
tingham contributed its share in the contest for
the cup. bat was unsuccessful. Bailey, of Neb.
thighare. who has been called ' the second lease
Walton, ccmpeted. So small, however wee the amount of
fish ha mina ht that he would not wtigl. Many of those
who obtained prizes caught but very small weights. Watson,
who was the winner of the cup, caught one, I lilb. Some
took prises who hooked under 21b. of fish. Bailey, feeling
himself in a somewhat humiliating position, determined to
risk his well merited reputation in •challenge to fish Wats=
for 60f. a aide. This the Yorkshire fisherman gladly so-
meted, and the srrangements were at ones made for the
contest. A gentleman of Leeds, aimed Mr. Wheeler, wee
the stake holder, and Mr. Height, of Nottingham, WM
umpire. Soon after the commemsoement on the contest en
Monday, it was evident that Bailey was the fisherman, and
Watson only 'the Yorkshireman.' At the s'ipulalled
hour of ceasing, Bailey's fish weighed 69jib„ end Watson'.
41b. 2cz. It now remains to be proved how Bailey will older
la the Yorkshire waters ; should ha best his opponent them,
then his work on the ' Art of Fishing' will probably he
not a little la request. MeWreakes and Mr. Young attended
upon their townsmen from Leeds, and paid a high compli-
ment to Bailey, by presenting Min with a handsome silver
muff hot, on which was engraved ' Wee. Bailey.' The
impartial and gentlemanly conduct of the Leeds visitors wee
generally noticed. Mr. Langford, of Nottingham, who
weighed the fish, presented the finest specimens to the gentle-
men from Leeds and Sheffield, as substantial trophies for
them to exhibit on their reaching borne. The esters make
will take place, we believe, at Sheffield, on the last Monday
in the present month."
THE ANGLER'S PLEASURII6.—Let the Londoner
have his six weeks every year imams was and heather, mil
return with lunge cagidediisro=elee leased to his tins
months' prima. the web so we\
change of air and eeseik erfd pi& sere imolai% though
more homely platearee. Threw leadta Ina mat eareaste
or Alpine glens, are the 081, Midge strum obi& Berwhit
has imutirtelired in his vignettes mad Crereiek him *-
tares ; the long glassy shallow, pared with ydlow travel,
where he wades up pigmies low walls of feen-fraggpf rod,,
beneath nut, and oak, rod abler, to the low bar over whisk
the stream comes swirling and Mewl*, as the „go.
ouzel Site piping before him, and the murmur of the dog-
dove
and dewy
-through the wood. Then, 10
he wades, be sees a hundred sights and hears a hundred
tear, which are Wiles from the traveller on the duet,
highway above. The traveller %tides that he has sees
the nom ry•
Bo he has ; the outside of it, at lest ; bat
the angler only Nee the inside. The angler only is
brought does fees to facie with the flower, and bird, and
insect-life of the rich river banks, the only pet of the Mad-
eases where the hand elms lap never Mitered, and the
cal part, in general which sever feeds the drought of
summer,' the trees planted by the water side, whose Teat
shall nit Fewer' e Myesisss br Beganabir.
A MODEST REQUEST.—The following extraordi-
nary letter was Naive' by the Mayor of Derby on Monday
last Hee Dieing Moi,sty, Zion Holy Obret. Empress
Queen dell Nation,. Zion Villa. Lowestoft, Suffolk, Sept.
2, 1959. Her Divine Majesty, Zion Holy Oboist, Empress
Queen of all Natiore—Will thank the proprietors of the
Cora Exchange or Town-hall, in Dotty, to my if the Corn
Exchange can be had to preach in, and on what terms ; and
U the nuts tyrotapsev will Put on • terrier , free of chugs,
to cnsvey her DiVne Majesty to and from Lowestoft; eadi
be so good se to let her know as loos as possible." Of coarse
no answer was returned.—. Derby earl Vasty: field Bossier.