The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL CORN MAREET.-THIS DAT.
(sr mnoiewrio TILIOILAIM
(rZON. ODA OWN 00113/PONDINS.)
The attendance et millers sad desists at market this
Roraima was by no means nessrons, and only a slow de-
mand, at amorally radioed rates, auctions damping con-
fidence. Best wheat was ad. per butte], seconds ditto, 4d.
Floor 21. per sack loan than last Tuscany's closing
prime
Wise CM has recovered kit Prlday's deprusion.
Other articles anobseged.

MINCING LANK—THIS DAY.
SUGAR, —A portion of the quantity which was 'deer-
tiled for public sale to-day bee been withdraws, wad the
market has opened with a steady appearance, but the de-
mand is not active.
Corm has been firms,withont alteration io prime, triley.
Tan contiauce steady. Common Congos, 9d.
Reps.—The low priors have brought in a few buyers,
yet the article has a dull appears:see.
fiairrirritn.—This abide is now in progress of shipment
to varions ports, and the reseal prices, Hs. to 375., are
firmly supported.
Coerce.—A large demand has spruog up, and prim ere
a el,ade higher. 2,600 balm sold yesterday, obkfiy Tin-
nily/11y, 4}d. to 41d.
In other articles ao material alteration. ?dockets gene-
rally quiet to•dey.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market °patinae. quiet today, at the annexed quota-
tbs., :—Towa Tallow, 48e. nett cub • Petersburg
Y.C. ea the spot, 47.. 9d.; April to May, 47e. 6d. ; Kay
to hoe, 47/.9d.; Oct. to December, 471. 9d. to 475. 6d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. Z. J. Davisroperts a largo supply mad heavy trade,
at rather tower prises. Prime meadow hay, 955. to 1001.;
sep•rior ditto. 10.65. to 1165.; Inferior ditto, 700. to Ws.;
rowan, 70r. to 961.; clover, 100 a. he 128 e ; sewed eat,
100 a. to 1205.; straw, Us. to 321. ;

Professor Owen, F.R.S., of the Royal College of
Samoan, Loadon, unglued a coarse of foal luaus.
apes wand history yesterday afteram, at its Borst
Masalustar Institutioa. The lunar, *saws wu well ANA,
The suljeet of yesterday's luta,* was, .. Oa the at:actor*
and chancier of Aches, recut sad fossil."

. .
M. Boma& arrived is Liverpool by the expreaa
train from Louden en Senior afternoon. He would deliver
hie lint Mawe on the Concordat Nat night, in the Coned
Hell.

Mr. and Mrs. Keeley commenoed an engagement
extending over al: nights at the Theatre Royal, Maaehotter,,
last evening.
A HERD or RABID Dana—Rabies, or hydro-
phobia, we regret to say, has shown itself to inch • serious
extent at Stainbrosec park, near Bansley, is to suite the
alarms of the inhabitants, end to atteast the attention of
medical men. The disuse began to show itself on • small
seals in the latter part of lest, or even filly in the present
year, immediately after a mad dog is said to here
been roaming about the locality, which is supposed to haul
commissioned the ontsglos. Nearly 100 deer have already
fallen victims to its dints. While in • state of disease,
War otherwise innocent sad playful animals fosse at the
mouth, w t y each other like doge, sad tear off each other'.
hair and flue, and when placed in a state of ooaficemeat
they bits at whatever comes within their reach. Bader
these symptoms the above number have already died, and
others are eentineally being affected by the disease. Five
or six dogs have also died at the same plate, exhibiting
exactly the suns symptoms. Until recently the disown wee
not supscted to be rable,, hat attentims has just bean draws
more porticularip to the matter through a child belonging
to on. of the wr Unita having been bitten by one at the
doge. This canted an alarm which led to a medical gentle-
ness (Mr. M. T. Sadler, of Bsrnolsy) being soiled is, and em
investigating the &madames+ he has proeopee4 the &p-
-ease of which the deer are affected to be rabies, or lafro
:Local sad in his away of medical °Seer to the
c Board of Health, he has lemed • timely. Sur,
to the ialiabituts, in which he states that there cassia he
any reasonable doubt that hydrophobia bu manifested
itself to a serious ',teat in the neightourhood, and calla
upon all persons to be on their guard to protect themselves
and their familie• Cross the Indiction of this terrible malady.
—Monehatar Owarrtion.
STAG HUNT EgraaolslNANT.—The Balk Chra
nide says :—`s Oa Tuts lay afternoon the east* ra extremity of
oar city was the scene of as pussal sad exciting conereace.
Captain West's bounds met that day at Marshfield, when
• stag was aeouted. The Waal made fix Bath, whet It
*stared by way of Larkball trui Lambridge, the Juba-
&Nastier which vicinity were in so small demo startled
by the sadden isroptioa of dogs, horses, and rod poste.
After dulling dawn Lanibridge-pluo, the stag creased
the London-road, and proceeded, closely followed by
the honed,. to the Groavesor Suspension-bridge The
wife of the toll-kers r caught hold of the ma-
tan, bat being lsemediately surrounded by • dews
doge, she let gr, and it then ran across the garden and
plunged hit, the river, tea of the dogs following. In the
meantime, ebnct • doses eager bantam arrived at the
bridge, over which they passed to the other bank of the
Aran. The stag, with the dogs close upon its haunches,
swam down the strum until it reached the rear of Hemp-
ton-row, where it landed ia • garden, and having hese se-
cured, was placed in a stable, from which it was shortly
situ waveyed in a dear tot The horse of oes of the gen-
tleman who was following the hounds fell with him is
turning a corner somewhat sharply, at Lambridp, and the
leg sad foot of the animal wen se badly splintered Out it
Wes fond neoessory_to kill it."
LIVE IN TEM FUNJAUB.—FroaI 1861 to 1854, is
• ao less the* 743 address were killed, end 137 ia-
lured by wo:ves, leopards, and burs. During the ease
paid 918 wolves, 90 leopards, and 14 bears have bee*
destroyed. The indisial Commissioner espresres his ema-
ciation that the above returns do sot represent the sated
extent of the evil. Burs and howl, we eopeeielly de-
structive in the Keeps and Hassrah districts; ad Major
Lake has prepeed thateltikerrim be especially eatertsined ron,
their extirpation, while Major Edwards, would have an ex-
ceptioeal scale of rewards esectioned. The Chief Commis-
'lour is not, however, disposed to recommend these un-
sure& Hs thinks that la eatruntainose districts, sash as
Hasarah and Keeps, no terror ruy warfare against wild
beasts will be effecters', but that their destruction must be
left to the spread of cultivation and the increase of Wm-
Watts. In the meanwhile he would leave the gradual ex-
tirpation of wild unlash to be brought about by the diem
Ins of moderate scale of rewards.—Lalsor• Chronick
Feb. 18.
CHILDREN ATTACKED ST A RAT.—One day last
week a baby was left by its mother, who resides at Pem-
broke, fast asleep fa bsd, whilst she prestreeded with het
deemed, duties to nether past cif the how. In a there
da* elver Ohs del wee burl MOM, whit% Pitiful nein
ennead tie attieilss of tae who at once went to
• the spot wee the t lay ; on approultiag the
bed lob &Lerma • rat, of a lorge sin, to the 'et of de-
Lee el kr belie oat, which was no • bleeding
, and r beidettea were stelae! with blood.
FlZret:whea It maw the Mother, tweed upon her, and,
they a usenet, Weed deign.., but ultimately deportee,
leaglegfe an adjoining bed, where lay two other obildram
asleep. From this Mass the rat could not be dislodged
seta twos ne• easer, wbea the rat was killed. The child
was tohma to a elemiat to he dressed, and is properly(
eatiotestarily.—Emerforehrot Telviraph.