The Express.
London, England, 1858-06-09 00:00:00

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COMMERCIAL AND MA.REBIS.

MARSIANIL—THIS DAT.
The arrivals of English wheat dam lbeelay have beep
amen ; at the same time the readges from elated have beep
Ht.'s], amounting to 1040 Tim each te-day was
inmarm la the extreme, sad =Mak= Weft
malataine6 with difficulty. Vim alba to purchsee.
Barley without any maim demo& malattited its value.
Oats sold slowly at the sarresay elks*" last.
Bases and peas in shod sank. owl thatma dearer.
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MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
iluoes.—The pablio sales are going off at about yestarday's
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Beamed unaltered; lamps, 645. to 51e.
Coma.—Fine qualities sell steadily at last week's cu-
rtsey, the lower qualities sold at Is. decline. Plantation
Ceylon low middling and middling, 6te. to 725. 6d. ; good to
ens middling, 74.. to Ns.
Tu.—The market steady but not active; common
C 0113911. 83d-
Rica continues dull of sale and prioee are scaroely sup-
ported.
B.l.trwrzi.-900 togs sold for arrival; refraction 5, at
395. 6d.
Carroty.-800 bags sold yesterday on 'Change. Prim
were wintered.
firtone mid in publicanle at shout previous rates. Pimento,
14. to Sid. Pepper : Penang, Md. Cloves brought 3..
Omia sold at 65.. to 675. flago,l6s.

TALLOW MARILET.—THIS DAY.
Ths market Is quid, at th. subjoined prints :—Town
tallow 50s. ed. nett orb ; Pststsbutg T.O. tts opt.
635. ; Juan 635. ; July sad Anglia. 61s. dd. • asyembm,
61.5. ed. ; Oat. and Ns., 60s. ed. ; ditto, aspantly, 61a.

BOROUGH HOP MAILHET.—THIS DAY.
Mom% Pattenden and lkalth report a better damn&
for hops of all kinds, at advanced prices The &room., froaa
all parts of the plantaskma meek of a large incrent of fly and
hoe in rapid ancorodon.

COAL MARKEL—TRW DAY.
Morpsilt Hartley, Hi.; Mirka Art intisy Ids. 6d.;
Walls End Braddyrs lotto 160. 9cl. ; Wall id Goo-
forth, 14s. 6d. ; Wets End HrwaL, 17.. 6d. ; Wails End
Eilika, 17a. 6d.; Walls Bad Bough Rettos, 17.. 3d.;
Walls End Tees, 17s. ed.--alp at mast, 62.

DEATH WHILE WALTZING.—A young couple of
Vienna, married only eleven days, went a few evenings back
to the public ball of the Spat ant l took part in a waltz. All
at moos the young woman slid gently from the arms of her
husband and sank to the floor ,• ho thought she had Tainted,
bat It turned out that she was Moon On a medical examina-
tion, it appeared that she had died of apoplexy, and that
death mutt have taken place some rem& bel,re she fell.
THE ELECTRIC 'TELEGRAPH IN PERSIA.—M.
Krctz, formerly a captain of Artillery In the Austrian army,
and now Colonel Instructor-in• Chief of Artillery in Persia,
has just established (a letter says) a line of electric telegraph
from the palace of the Shah at Teheran to the Lulasar Gar-
den, a dmance of 1,110 metres beyond the city. In the space
of an hour, and with the little experience which the pupils
have already had, eight despatches were sent, and answers
returned. The Shah haa conferred on Colonel !Erste the
Grand Cordon of the Order of the Lion aid Sun, and pea-
meted him with a rich dress. The limo is to be continued to
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DESFATCEIES PROM INDIA.—Laat night's Gazette
cookies despatches ft= Col. Wasteland, commanding the
troops in the Kumla', reporting a successful attack by Capt.
Baugh, upon the enemy et Sitargunge on the 10th of
February ; from Brfgadier-General Preolue, acknowledging
the services of oaken lately attached to the Jaunpoor field
fora; from Bligadler-General Hope Grant, reporting his
having overtaken and attacked the enemy at Koorsee, on the
23rd of March, as they were flying from Lualmow ; and from
the Secretary to the Government of India, being a list of
persons lulled and wooded by the rebels, in °maturation of
Aces portend
UNHAPPY Youbultars..—By far the most miserable-
looking people I have ever seen have been " tourists."
Stand at the door of one of the crowded holds of Switzer-
land in the travelling meson, end watch the conntonanose of
the English party who have just arrived in that dusty
rickety vehicle,- and ars asking saalesay if then is zoom.
You would my, not so much that they were unhappy, es
that they were in that stage of suffering when misery has
passed into despair. It is evident that four of the party,
vie., the father, the young swell with the green vat and the
alriatook, and the two shoe enthusiastic daughters, hare
for hoar. not spoken one word to each other, except to salt
how fie it s es their destinaties, and to be invariably in-
formed that it is am Stouts. The stoutish and reddish
mother of the family has probably often enough, for
of elm is e,idently a sort whose net and loquacity it is not
easy to subdue, bat her talk bas irritable and querulous,
and it is with something of exhaustion in her tone that she
makes the nearmary inquiries. It is rare indeed, at the end
of a My, to meet even a tolerably oontented-lookiog tow ist.
Nmertheless, I boldly assert that the pleasure of oontinental
travelling is not only not overrated, bat that it is one of the
and purest pleasures which this world ma give. It
greats
to
to , hot liss travellers who are in fault.
Our friends to the dusty maitre had hem dame too much.
Having perhaps hat two or three weeks to spare, they
thought that the beet we of sajoyinv them wee to get over
es meek ground as possible. Atom (Direly, they rushed in
a few hours from Loudon to Bile or Geneve, their trams-
isms of foreign
_amok., being thus far limited to ear
sickness, gaptioulation, jabber, feridarmes, passports, Mitts
ate bye ere and oaks frottmas. They probably rose in a
elate of utter bewilderment at two or three o'clock in the
morning of the day on which it was your privilege to see
them; since which they have bum in an omnibus, a railway
train, a steamer, over a smoristeda pre, end five or six hears
with a roiturier. Their object won to do a great deal, and
their consolation is that they have Ask It—Fraser' e Myr
rim for Jane.
A LOST OPPOITIMITY.—Mr. 'lgoe was overt as
mmel. "Well, I realm I knew Lewis Nay-yoke in New
York about as well as say son that I I may my ecesiire-
•ble, if not some ! And, lam tall you, air, Uri* I'd mat
the cards in him Imperial Ilhasety's hand at the km, rim
blest if I mi&tn't have sagege_d him I" Ewell the
peter et thaTresoh ? Was Ni. Nutt aware- eke he was
saylag? Mr. Hutt mckeead, with seeming canklume Is his
=llsathinetia, that he stoat wee. He hei bows
Ney-polons when to Mat yet oadanlopei &ebtOp
" dollars wee dollars." A few thousands, more or
into his present Imperial Meisety's hands at that peri&l
Nutt wee of opinion, would have induced him to lOW. in
merry sport" any contract pima( himself at the kakis
diatomi of the advancing memasser, in the x=ilr im-
prelboble event of his (Lewis Nerpoloon'saver
being oompelled to return to the United States. Mr. Nast
masidered such an event still within the limits at palpability,
but was inclined to think that the prospective imperial re-
fugee, not having been secure i in time, might, with his
present advantages, be Method to "ask high." So that it
would, perhaps, be as well to abandon the deoign with the
Louver speculation. We ventured to ask Mr. Nutt in what
manner he would have proposed to turn his imperial invest-
ment to profitable account. He could scarcely exhibit so m-
appers" in a cams, at so much a heed per miasma, r Mr.
Hutt replied—" Anyhow he Mad I He might have dare it
lecturing, or acting, or editim, sr preaching, or worming.
Hep'dAhßaavesrfparid
t.an—yAltowh.andred"—Maisieyeargeni Bebsterros, Pert 1.
ago—no doubt
there are no such pmpN left Is Me world now—there used
to be grows men fa'L Gee ski loved to musk kik
fastiosable youths nimbi Mk; Os Skin Ihtir Y=4l2
withmerry Welk; to..ast ea Skim's& yaks
masters of ceremonies at t. Mesed Hoke easeingoway
ha. tri itmgmang4eMestPelb.B62l/801
with the pules ; le w
steer,
Imiolamentliasibe
dopligte UMW
awl
=amewhen my young lard relied mat is MO the wash. .
Of this se fanbt extinct rem Mr. Sompeon was • 'pekoes;
aad • peat comfort it is So thin ((& who kisses te ho-
lism ekkoent)that la QtertaVieleek's Mira ISOM SNOW
sok
Masks hit, as askethe WOO INT * WES
sumaisalt. so polka mmilmlog le keOt Missre (Symms;
men; ISA *asst See Mak halee ham eaten off the kes
of the liked (eseept am err
two that are found in steam,
where they loam Waikato km hundred years), and the
Meditators hove pedeW se Lekdsooriamest.— The
yanks, No. S.