The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-19 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKB7&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
(IT BRITISI AND ISM KAONNTIO
(FIOM 001 OWN CORaIaPONDINT.)
The market was moderately attended, end holders less
pressing. French wheat was in good demand, at fall prices.
Other sorts unchanged. Flour drill, but no shaper. Indian
corn quiet, et Friday's rate..
Sgyptian beans 3de., and Mezagsn 375. is Mal.
No clung* is oats, mama, and barley.

MINCING-TANK—(11:118 DAY.)
Svoan.— A doatiag cargo of Mown Panama baa bum
sold at 22a., elm a landed cargo of No. ni Havana a$
42m. 3d. Banal steady.
Cones.—Tbare Is 'steady demand; two floating cargoes
sold; ono of &atm at 61a. 6d., and one of regular grub

Aio 48..
Tu.—Comical at sad masa la. M. ere in repot; not
mach 6; *other sorts.
ftwa.—Doll and Inactive.
Beterwrza.—No melee reported.
Coreos.-60 take Dodd it fall prime.

TALLOW WARILST.—(THIS DAT.)
stadirat altiblia • rodsotios al about 3d. par cwt..
to-day is 01l yomitlass, :—Patalebsrg T.C., as tits
spot, 635. 31. • July, 630. • Swat to liartaistar, ;
October to Deallabor. 645.61.

SMITHFIELD HAT MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Mims. Davis report trade steady at the following prim
Prime meadow hay, 765. to 801. ; sapwior ditto, bb.te
945. ; inferior ditto, 60s. to 705.; ne w ditto. 70e. to
80s.; rowen, 60s. to 705.; elovvroild, 98s. to 110 s. ; &tar.
I sew, 80s. to 90s. ;straw, 28a. to 301.

THIS SUEZ CANAL.—We hare strong grounds
for thinking that a importmat owompoudeses has tikes
place between our Foreign-Ace and Mr. Dania A. Lange.
and that this gentleman has Snally obtained from the go-
vernment a distinct reply respecting the government's inten-
tions, on the subject of the Suez Canal.
APPALLING ACCIDENT IN THE VICTORIA DOGES.
—Yesterday (Monday) afternoon occurred one of the most
frightful accidents that have taken place in the Victoria
Docks for some time. About two o'clock in the afternoon •
number of men were employed in the timber dock, and
among trim pousrm 7=Dg 121112 named Samuel
Wood, 'mown amongst his mates am "Sampson:' The gang
to which Wood was attached were ',gaged in removing •
heavy piece of timber, by means of a wynn or truck. With-
out • moment's waning the timber dewed mond, and over-
Wincing the wpm, threw it upon its sue. The wheel off the
ground then spunronudwiththevelocdty of • ammo:trine, and
dying off struck poor Wood with tremendous force in the
cosec, smashing it in In a frightful manner. The inn/mama
of death dashed Wood against • pile of loge, fracturing hie
skull in edition to his other Injuries. The poor follow made,
an attempt to speak in au reeromtelegim iskree, ut
egort prodoted torrent of blood, whieb spouted oubt liketbs a
fountain. Speedy attention was paid to him, and he wee con-
veyed on a stretcher to Poplar Hospital, but it is needless to
add he died before he reached that place. The spat of this
terrible occurrence resembled& slaughter-house, so petit w
the quantity of blood thrown up by the decemed. It is ated
that the linchpin coming oat caused the wheel to fly of.
A MAN GORED TO DEATH BY • HELPIII.—On
Sunday afternoon, about four o'clock, a fatal accident hip-
pealed to a poor men named Clarke, • shoemaker, residing on
the Broomfield-teed. In seems that some cattle belonging to
Mr. Seabrook, of Springfield. were being driven from Bore-
ham to the Chelcieford railway station en route for London,
when, on main Springfield comer, one of them, • heifer,
become frightened at the gay parasol of •• lady. end started
off at • furious rate down the High-street. The inforistad
animal rushed down • postage near the shop of Mr.
Thitcheser, watchmaker, where its end caretr was for •
while checked by its bona becoming fined In the door-way
of an onhboase, but on releasing itself, it again resumel its
course plunging frantically down the street, amid
the "Louts and screams of the lookers oe, and
betting at the were by. The poor man Clark*, who
was very deaf, wee returning home from chapel, and was
peening the Half Moon-ins, when the animal, rumbler at
him from behind, plunged its horns into the beck part of has
heed, and, lifting him from the ground, threw him forward
with great violence several feet on the pavement.
He was Immediately picked up end carried into
the Half Moon bin, end Messrs. Odeon and Copland,
enzgeons, were promptly in attendance, when it was found
that he was ,evenly injured in the beck of hie head, end that
three of his rite were broken. During the eattentionvening theb
poor
fallow was conveyed home and every paid bun, at
we regret to learn that he died yesterday morning.
fie he
animal pursued its enures through the Hip-street to •ld
of Mr. Hicks's in Owyhound-lans, where it remained all
night, bet was eventually ...cared without doing further
serious injury.—Estes Herald.
SUN STROME.—On Tuesday last a railway porter
named Besotting, employed et the liassoolee-gate station,
received a sae stroke about 3 In the alternate. and deed
within twelve hours afterwards from Be effects. Mr. Hol-
man wee rent for from Hunt, but medical skill was of no
&vol. The whole, system ot the unfortunate man seemed
to have been vitiated, he vomited blood in barge quant,ties,
and ems nearly insensible. The deceased wee • yentas eau,
and ha left • wife totally unpenvided for • bat the first
thing cm the following morning, Mr. Haoninitton, of Brigh-
ton, who resides in the vicinity of ilassook'e-gate, set a sub-
seription on foot. The station matey has also a subscription
list opts.—Susesx &pm.
CAUTION TO PARENTS.—A child named Danielle
three years doge ems poisosed From eellgate, Durham,
on Friday by eating Lucifer matches. Toe child died at
night.
KENDAL AND WINDERMERE RAILWAY.—A special
general meeting of the promoters was bell on Friday, at
Hend.ml, to consider "• bill tor antborleing the bares/4,2ring!
Csrllas Railway Company to make new worke. to
er m(nodakes,
arrangements inth other company', go raise Portli
d for other parpmea" Mr. J. Wtutwell welded stir,
and
The bill was vehemently opposed, bat event Lly ap-
proved of, TM meeting them allicsn'a•
COLNE VALLEY AND HALSTEAD itAILMAT.—A
at Halstead, for the parry of Oat. g Whanicliffe meeting of this company
iderin • bill before was held on Thursday,
liainat for the enteencie of the undertaking from Halstead
to Haverhill. Mr. J. Breves er preeided. A resolutics
ap-
proving the bill was carded unasimmaly.