The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

TALLOW KARILET.-THIS DAT.

Theatitkot isql2ini, at the snoozed piton :—Toirt
EL 6d. not co& Potoodkult Y. C. on the spot, 60a. ed ;
all the year, 60s. to Ch. 9d.; Deosokbor, 60s. ; harry to
Yeah, 60o: to 6d. ; Nana only, 600. 6d.

814/THIHELD HAY MARKHT.—(THIS DAT.)
Mr. B. J. Datil moots trade without sitarstica. Prisms
suadisw lay, 765. to COOL ; superior ditto, Ns. to 905.;
labrior ditto, 115 s. to 705.; rowan, 80s. to 705.; clover, 83s.
to lOils.; osoowd out, 80s. to 965. ; straw, 2114. to 30s.

DAWN° BOBBLIT Ix TRZ CITY.-13onte time
between the bier of km &dock se litaturday aid due
tido& ea Meader swab& the warehouse of Mims. Y.
aid Ifieldfragekh tails tees sanufasurers, Masts No. 2,
Woad-West. Chispobla egaseke the Cross Hey*, was an-
Wed by isms of false km, and • quantity of embosese,
pftted, bordered, and shit tales covers, om pies of sear-
kt cloth. stolen therefrom. Itumpearsoczeossirory table
risee=wesok sdefrisak
_of the by the
melte es Ilititiday nSht to Shut this rob-
bery, sal arargut Ypt dear away with their body with-
out being itssrved by the police, although, from the quan-
tity take% sans vehicle least have heat used to remove the
A~
A MAN KILLED BY A DONILEY.—A strange
meursnos took place two days sgo at Gerderse (Bomber
du-Rhone). A farmer had been io the habit of 111-treating •
=, and es the day in (masks, hid beaten the poor
mom brutishly than suel. The provident patience
of the long-eared animal appears to have bees es has*
exhausted, and taking athustage of the assest sham the
man had jest taken ~tf its hamar, the donkey rushed
forward, knocked bite down, and thee began tearing his is
the most dreadful manner with its teeth, striking him ales
with its forefeet. The man cried out for meistanos, bat be-
fore aid could arrive he ass so dreadfully mangled that he
I died in a few hours.—Galirtassi.

Consols opened at 981 to 1 for the 10th
November, and are now quoted 98, " buyers"
for money, the present quotation is 98 ; the Three
per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 961 to
961 ; the New Three _ per Cents. at 961 to
961 ; Bank Stock, at 226 to 227 ; India Stock, 226;
the Indian Four per Cent. Debentures of the first
issue, at 991; ditto, second issue, at 991 ; India
Bonds at 14s. prem. ; Exchequer Bills, March,
at 375. to 40s. prem.; ditto June, at 31s. to 345.
prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 1859, at 1001.
The New Turkish Loan is rather flatter, the scrip
of the first series being quoted Ito prem., and
that of the second series, I/ to 1/ prem. The Six
per Cents, of 1854 hive receded to 931 to 2. Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., and Mexican Bonds are
inquired for. Other foreign stocks remain quiet.
Sales are recorded as follows :—Austrian Five per
Cents., 941 ; ditto Five per Cents., 831, ex div. (ex-
change 108.) ; Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1868, 971 ; Buenos Apes Six per Cents., for account,„
80; ditto Deferred, 171; Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates, 1001, 101 ; Equador New Consolidated
Bonds, 151 ex div. ; Mexican Three per Cents., for
account, 201, 201 ; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents., 911, 92, 911; ditto Fotir-and-a-Half per
Cent. Dollar Bonds, 781 (exchange 45.) ; ditto Three
per Cents., for account, 711; Russian Four-and-a. Half
per Cents., 1021 ; Sardinian Five per Cents., 931,
94/; Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents.,
for account, 301 ; Turkish Six per Cents.,
1854, for account, 931, 931; ditto Six per Cents., 1868
(scrip of the first series), for account, 1, 1 prem.;
ditto second series, for account, 11, 11, I/ prem.;
ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., lon.
A telegram announces the arrival of the mail
steamer European at Suez, with dates to the 16th
of September from Melbourne, besides thirty-four
passengers and 169,5061. in gold. The gold will
reach Southampton about the 12th inst. The go-
vernment of New South Wales has voted a sum
of 50,0001. per annum for the conveyance of the
mails between England and Australia via Panama.
Although the 4th of the month is close at hand,
the demand for money in mercantile channels exhi-
bits little sign of revival. The rates current in
the open market, however, are scarcely so low as
last week, comparatively few bills being now dis-
counted below 21 per cent.
On the Bth inst. an instalment of 20 per cent. falls
due on the first series of 3,000,0001. of the Turkish
Loan, leaving 30 per cent. still to be met; on the
15th, the final instalment of 26 per cent. becomes
payable on the second Indian Loan ; on the same day,
a payment of 250,0001. most be made on the second
extension capital of the Madras Railway Company ;
and on the 25th a payment of 400,000/. on the capital
of the Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company.
The demand for gold for exportation to the Con-
tinent, partly in payment for silver, continues active,
and led yesterday to the withdrawal from the Bank
of a fresh amount of 80,0001. in bar gold, making a
total of 140,0001. in bars withdrawn since the date of
the last return. The steamer Czar has arrived from
St. Petersburg, with about 64,0001. in gold, which
was purchaeed yesterday for the Continent.
The 270,4271. in specie (163,6021. in silver and
116,8261. in gold) by the Atrato, from the West
Indies, will not be delivered for Bevel-al days. The
10,9001. by the Canada, from Boston, will come to
hand to-day. A telegram announces the arrival
at Lisbon, from the Brazils, of the steamer Avon,
with 65,0001. in specie. She is expected at South-
ampton in two or three days.
A sum of about 35,0001. in silver arrived yesterday
from the Continent, and a further amount is expected
to-day, destined for the East. A large propor-
tion of these supplies reach London by railway
from Folkestone.

The steamer La Plata, for the West Indies, will
take out 6,0461. in specie.
The wheat market yesterday was heavy at a fresh
reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. from last Monday'.
rates.

A telegram, dated St. Petersburg, yesterday morn-
ing, reports the quantity of tallow shipped off up to
date at 107,000 casks. A sharp frost was prevailing,
with a north wind. In consequence of this intelh-
grace, which seems to point to an early closing of
the navigation, the London tallow market yesterday
presented an excited appeFanoe. A rise of LI. per
ton was at one period attained, the price reaching
60s. ed., rather "buyers," for " all the year." The
closing quotation, however, was 50s. 3d., rather
" sellers."

At a special meeting of shareholders in the Lon-
don Wine Company (limited), held yesterday, a reso-
lution was passed tor a " voluntary " winding up of
the undertaking. This proposal, however, met
with opposition, especially on the part of one or two
shareholders, who expressed their determination to
have an investigation into the system of manage-
ment pursued, and, with that view, declared that
they will throw the matter into the Bankruptcy
Court. The charges made against the management
impute the unwarrantable declaration and payment
of dividends at a time when the company had made
no profits.
It is generally understood that with the opening
of the legal term an attempt will be made to obtain
a reversal of the verdict in the now celebrated case
of " Scott v. Dixon," tried at Liverpool. An article
throwing light on the legal principles applicable to
this case, aa recently established by the House of
Lords on appeal, will be found in our leading columns.
Au extraordinary general meeting of the Travel-
lers' and Marine Insurance Company is called for
the 16th inst., to consider a preliminary agreement
for the purchase of the business of the Maritime
Paseengers' Assurance Company.
The -Brighton Railway traffic return shows this
week an increase of 4451.
The decrease shown in the weekly traffics return
of the Great Western Railway of Canada is SRI.
sterling.

The-Julia and Ethereal have arrived front China
with 1,183,800 lbs. of tea and 230 bales of silk.
The steamer Vectia, with the light portion of the
mail from Bombay, arrived at Malta on the 30th
Oct., on her way to Marseilles. The letters are ex-
pected to be distributed in London about Friday
next. _ _

The steamer Columbian arrived at Aden, from
Suez, on the 10th of Oct., with the English mail for
Australia of September, and left on the same day
for Melbourne. The Simla arrived at Aden on the
13th of Oct., from Suez, and sailed on the same day
for Point de Galle.

ABOLITION OF THE QUAZANTINE AT MALTA.—
Tie thrasher has hem Issued from the Chief Seas-
tufa eosa, ed Nam. Oct. 13 ‘• 1 have it In command
ham Ids Itassissay the Governor to acquaint yen that at a
melba dab land of Health which took place this day, it
was estlasb da amsequswes of the satirfoctory sanitary
sormais des arrivals from Alexeradria, Ear,
ant 1416, sal dist bllls et heath, shall be admitted -to
kixicsygt womb ON s inlaying a respuiry.i Aloe
that
rivals Ikum the seism of nods with clean bills of health
he liksralse odublell So pratlque. Haim the boomer to be,
'l=rest alistiest hamMe servant, Wrtroen Barr;
Clist llMMtary to Government."
TB, AIIIIITSALIaN MAIL CONTRACT.—The Penin-
sula sad OASIS( Osonuar • ream atop* Northam, Captain
Shoed, MI wselb, Calteht Brown, left Southampton yrr
tech) fat Mdbassau ter the conveyonce of the anstrailan
mass from *am Is Sues. The Salaette will bring on the
first mat elk' the sew esettera. Neither Teasel took cargo.
speak, as powingans. The Saleetae took out a hires quantity
of stiVree and a heavy ship mail for the Anwraltan colonies
• sod New Zeahmd. The first mail under the new contract
will be rine In Southampton on the I Ith of April near from
Australia, and the first mail for Attitralie wili Irate &al:t-
ampion on the 12th of next Match.