The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-13 00:00:00

COMMBRUAL AND MAILBB7f.

TALLOW MADIUSTO—(THIS OAT.)
The market is quiet, sod gootaticusa exhibit little cheap
compared with those of yesterday afterasow,tts. :—Towo
moor, 535. 6d. set cash ; Petenberg T.C. on the
spot, 54.. 9d. to 66u; August to deptembur, hilit 3d. ; October
to Doember, 665. M. to 56e. 9d.; do. esetrately, 665.
MLR/ LT ATRILA ORD.-T.IM UMW, MI. 9d.; 66by ditto,
2a. ltd. ; yellow Armin% Ho 66.; melted staff, 40a. 65. ;
rough ditto, 24e. 6d. ; tallow posse% 16e. ; good dregs, 7a.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Tomlo bridi pokes without oltaratioo. Primo meadow
hay, 800 to 860., superior do., deo. to 96a. ; teluBar ditto,
80. to 70..; new ditto, 75.. to BY.; rower, su. b la.;
clover, old, 95.. to 110 x.; ditto, sow, SOL to 90t.; miaow,
300. to 40..

COVENT-OARDIII4.—(THIS DAY.)
and Mae apples tall maintain lmt week's=
WlTtafrdls pines have bran plentiful and good.
berries and correlate are getting scene, and there are no
remiss incept Morello. Baglishageloots are mon abundant.
=plums obtain high Flom Granger Mob k. td.
Ter 100. Good filberts my to bad for 9d. per lb.
Whines sad French beans are plentifully supplied.
Fem. beam carrots, and artichokes may be obtained in
. Cauliflowers are plentiful. Potatoes reslim from
Ciro tigs. per cwt. Cuoumbers abundant. at
flowers
&logy omelet of orchids, gardenias, kalosenthe, lily of the
valley, violets, mignonette, heaths, and roses.

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MUM.
Pbs Anew pie lb.. 4. to C. Owesata. oar ball AWL 4 to it
ill=n7., 1::111t". 000.116b0TAW. do. I.
011011161. MTh. 04 to 14 64
Mises. sob. 1. to 3. •Ogaw, ow dam. 1. tot.
Nub. and It eatart.w. Pe dog Nu.. fir 664". et toLI
Is to Ile Orsage., ow 100 .. to 109
.psz.l.e., 2. to 4. bosom pa stor.:. Is to Is 01
• do., is to 3. Id filbert., ow 100 10... b., to GOe
pa wwww. Is w f. 64
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Orolfow..e. per dos.. PI te 4 Osembers, pw dos.,S. to O.
likNO Pees, per wan, Is to 1. Temb5...p41.3.044
amps, p. 4104. ewes.. Is to is 6d Adill.k., Pr 4... U W ~,
fabbaws, de.. 1. 61 to Pr Id 11.4„ pa Ye.. Ise. to Ps
Itbabut, p. twall• 64 to fd Odom p. birdie. le to Is 61
Inset Ban% p. pea., la le Is fd title. per 1/..,fid le Od
Polator -. p. too. 10. to NY &OK pee Ib4 WI to 64
pwr tbs., fe W b fl Lateee... cab., pweeertire la &I
per .W.... to ft
war. per 1b..11d to is Ilirree"isAlia,l4"l4Vricisla Idt. 4.
Oarrata, par buds Maibreess. p. PoW, to II 64
Terahrs. per .19‘1 to la
I Panty, pa. LS bombers 1. to 4.
1 Opleseb. p. Jae. bled le fl. fwery. do.. Id to Id

WILLS AND BRQUESTII.—The will, with four
codicils, of the Right Bev. Edward Lewd Bishop Maltby,
D.D., heretofore Lord Bishop of Dorfman, wen proved h.
the London Court of Probsee, ea the 3rd of August The
will is of considetable length, end hears date October 30,
1856, and the codicils rempatively 1867, 1858, and 1809. •
provision is made for his wife by marriage settlement;
them is also an smutty for bee life, as well as • legacy
40001., and many specie, begirt". To his admit
men he leaves his nuts at Alconboty, together with a
legacy of 7,000/, and a fourth share in the residue. He
also leaves a pecuniary legacy to each son and to him
daughter, end many epos& lowan Meech of them. The
lemons am numerous, and most minutely desodbed,
leaving, aa it would seem, remembrances to all hie fluidly
sad relations and his large chefs of acquaintance. He has
she erne a disposal of his episcopal robes, lawn sleeves, and
consecration gloms, which be leaves to hie wife and
&tighter, Mrs. Urquhart; and leaves his silk robot, gold
showbucklee, and stock-bustles to his son, Canon Maltby.
To the master warden sad scholars of the University ed
Durham he leaves ell his gold and silver medals and oche.
To his successor to the bishopric be has given the portrait
of himself by Elie William Beethey, also the leopard or peed
stool used at the coronation of her Majesty Queen Victoria,
and all the busts In the hall at Auckland Castle. Ho wished
it to be understood that upon his resignation of the see
ha preempted hie library end books to the University of
Dueltato, and invested in console • sum for • salary to the
librarian, and that 3001. might be expended In printing a
catalogue, and for other ex incidental thereto. Any
manuscript sermons end theological writings worthy at
being published shall be p.ll far out of the residuary estate.
He has bequeathed to Lady Augusto. Paakt, ae • mark
of remembrance, Sir Joshua Reynolds's troths ; and to his
esteemed friend and quondam pupil, the Duke of Grafton,
he has left Wiikia's gallery. The residue of his property he
leaves amongst hie three son sod his daughter. The per-
sonalty was sworn under 100,000L—llleateneof Loudon
News.
FATAL OCCURRENCE ON THE RIVER. Lent
eveniag Mr. Langham, deputy coroner for Westminster,
held an Ismail y in Sc. Martin's Vestry-room, relative to the
death of George Murphy, aged 23, which took place under
the following circumstances:—Ralph Phillips deposed that
on the afternoon of Sunday lest, the deceased. himself, and
two young women nomad Binh Spering and Sassn Tarbot,
a small boat at Waterloo-Midge, and proceeded up
the_ At as for se Wandatorth, where a short stay wag
nada. About a quarter before 10 o'clock at sight they
Derived (on their return) near Westminster-bridge, when
witness, who was steering the boat, called atten-
tion to a green moving light, which they 'opposed be-
longed to a Mesmer, but the night was very dark; shortly
afterwards they discovered it to be a steamer, and endea-
voured by " backing witet" to dear her, but the tide woe
running with such rapidity that thereat* culled with much
force nearly under the paddle-wheel. The captain of the
steamer called out to them to be seated and quiet,
but the downed jumped up from the boat, and in
endeavouring to get on board the steamer he mired his foot.
bog and fell back into diabase, which at one capsized, mowing
all four to be immersed in the water. The captain of the
steamer threw out the life-bolts to them, while they were all
dinging to the boat, which was bottom up; witness caught
one of the belts and wee dragged en to the steamer, os was
also Suan Tarbot, but George Murphy and Barth Spar
were Beento sink together, although every effort was Sawi
ng
save them. This evidence haying bees condoned, the winner
summed up, and the jury returned a verdict of "Accidental
death," attributing no blame to the captain of the steamer.
DESTRUCTION OF WALTON BRIDGE.—On Thors•
day morning, at half-past 5 o'clock, the bridge Isadieg from
Walton to Halliford, Middlesex, was observed to be crack-
ing across the highway of the bridge over the centre arch,
and the crack kept imieseing so much as to allow ports to
fall into the river and so it remained dropping bit by bit
until 12 o'clock, when the arch fell In with a violent creek
Into the bed of the river. In • short time after the other arch
fell in ale with the ammo violence, without injury to any
person or property. The noise, which was heard • oon-
aiderable distance from the bridge, was like an explosion.
A correspondent who saw the fall of the arches says L
had monied the river joat below the bridge in a punt with
• friend, to take a sketch of it from the Walton side, when
the falling of a few stones from the broke(' arch warned um
I. qu'cken our speed, sad Wore we had wall reached the
shore the pier suddenly gam way, and the two loge arches
on either side, with the roadway for some 150 or 200 yards,
fell iota the river below with a tremendous math. The
water splashed up like a fountain, and the sudden &enlace-
ment caused the river to rise to a wave tour or five feet high,
which rolling down the stream with irresistible force, mind
boats, pant. logs of timber, snd everything within reach,
hedge it. Fortunately nobody was in a boat near the spot
at the time, or he inebriety must have been capsized, sod per-
haps drowned. The briop was built tf bricks with sap
piers and bulletins."
Pm NEAR WOLVERHAMPTON.—A fearful firt
endangering onsolerable property and placing in pmll
human life, broke out on Thursday morning at the premiss,
knows as the Gomel Bellows Mantrfactory, st a place called
Upper Gornal, withia a short distance of
WolterbemPice•
It appetite that the fire broke out in • mom in which a largs
quantity of below had been placed in readier's for removal
'eawaretheuneabre tTche°l Mee of the Biz.
the vinge range of the building. The engines of .
baingboli Fireroffice wen prompt]) is attemothce, though
.not before the entire mete and floors hot fallen.
The Piedmont/se Gaulle contains • royal decree
ckthetb.danypiadeitirjron.
6fA,ll,llethile.apeipliaaintoesn
authorising tha cooonsion to Mesas. Pato and \Vegetal( et
4, cangirsedad beton. •Voltri and Savona
Piedmont.