The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-24 00:00:00

FEAS.—Notbing doing. nominally quoted at last Monday's
rates. English boilers, elle. to 50a.; hog and grey, 38s.
to e2m; foreign, white, Ma.
FLOATING CAROMS/I.—Since last Friday about 26 grain-
laden %e•. is were reported arrived at peels of all, viz.. 10
wheat, 11 make, 1 barley, 1 millet, 2 beans, 1 rye. The
West sales not repotted before ware an imparted cargo
Polish Od.sea wheat at 395. ed. per 48011); four curio's
Maize, Odessa, 28.. per 4921 b.; Gabor. 28r. 70. per einlbe.;
two "Moto 'broil. nt 275. 3d. par 4801 b.; • cargo Odessa
rye, 25.. 6d. per 4801 b.
•11.111YLLO 121 TO LONDON 11011 ACO. 22 TO 1.1.70 21.
INlOdi•ontdi. Won. loreire.
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Own as go so:so
Leh Seek rem 1,040 ram= Mew. 70. iamb. Ile

MINGING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
ScoAa.—Ta• market coatrooms dell sad reactive. Ord:El:7
brava sad yellow )(welds@ sold at 31s. to 39e. &deed
also doll of isle.

_
Correa.—The market continues arm ; low middling and
middling planta.ices Ceylon 695. 6d. to 72a.; g ,od and floe
ordinary native Ceylon, 5,5 k to 61i. 6d.
Cocoa mils readily at tbe late advance; gray to fair tad
Trinidad, 68s. to 64a. 6d.

Te.s.No sale* of Importance so. reported in this wide.
Rico is io limited request.
Becrrsras sold at la. decline; refraction 8 to 4i per cent..
Is. ed. to 375. M.
Rum steady. Jamaica, 4a. to 4s. 2d.; leeward, proof, 2..

TALLOW MARKS!'.—(THIS DAT )
The market la steady without soy important variation fa
prime, mbiale en am &lbws :—Town talker, 53e. 64. set
cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, Ws.; September,
Um 6d.; October to December, Ht.; ditto esparately,
568.6 d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Years. Purina's mod Smith report market dull. Ao-
emote of crop fewurable. Doty Inset 260,0001.

OXFORD, AUGUST 23.—The funeral of the late Dr.
Barns., senior canon of Christ Church, will take place In the
Cathedral, Christ Chntch, on Friday next, at 11 o'clock. It
is understood that no eucceasor to Dr. Barnes will he ap-
pointed. sa the canonry will lapse, in accordance with the
new ordinances, end the lodgings occupied by lb. deceased
will be converted into an undergraduate's StatirVigt. The
=tion. for the reception of his Royal Milburn the
of Wales, in Oetober next, are progreeiring, and by
the commencement of term the Intended residence of his

royal highness will have undergoes thorough renovation ag
the hands of the court decorator. Mr. Wyatt, of St. Oiler's,
Oxford, le the builder engaged to ()any out the designs of the
architect. Oxford, it I. expected, will be cortically full in
October. the matriculations at the various colleges and hells
already being numerous. Among those who we understand
will coins into rioidence In October ere the youthful Duke of
et. Albans sod Earl Brownlow.

MEMORIAL TO THE LATE COUNTESS OF WILTON.
—Shortly alter the decease of the late Counties of Wilton,
which occurred in Deeember, a subscription was ciwotenoed
by the inhabitants of Prestwich end the neighbourhood, for
the purpose of providing a sellable memorial to mark the
esteem and re.pect in which she eras held. At a meeting
held in the parish church on the 3rd of Jenuary, It was
decided that the memorial should consist of an e ist window
to be put up in the parish church, and that a Sunday school
should be erected in connexion with St. Margaret's Cturch,
Rooden-lane. tip to the present time the amount cub-
scribed for the objects named, in various sums ranging from
fifty pineal' to ciao penny, is nearly POOL, the spontaneous
offerings of those who had opportunities of witn.oring the
life and good deeds of the late counties. Menem Travis and
Mangnall are the architects, who have made the plans for
the school, which is to be of stone, in the decorated or e.cond-
pointed style. In the building there will be two wheel-
rooms, cue for boys and the other for girl., end rein apart-
ment will be 33 feet long by 26 feet wide.—lferaclustir Axes-
outer.

THI LEEDS MOLDER—IDENTIFICATION BT TDZ
PARNIMOKEIet ASSISTANT OT ONI OF THE MEN.—
We inenlioned in our yesterday'. impression that two mem,
named William Appleby and Waller 8r0d...a, at pre-
mot meshing their trial in the Wert Riding House el
Correction, for biugla,y et Batley, bad been identified all
two men who wen, in the field where Broughton met
his death shortly before the murder. Yesterday afternoon
at eve o'clock, Mr. Ott, chief clerk of the West
Riding constabulary. brought the mwabrAer's assistant
from Leeds to the Wakefield prime, sad he repot-awed
Bearden as the individual who had pt Tired ths murdered
man's watch at his (idertin's) Mop. Deteotire Wetherell,
on reaching the room of the prisoner Bearden, found two
knotted blodgsons and an old ormatahle's staff, heavily loaded
at sada end. He is a most notorious and desperate chit-
took; and has committed robberies in all parts of the country.
He Is at powent st greeted" for var:ous offences in the bo-
roughs at Ithedicid, Leads, Wakedcl,l, and other plates.
!rub: bears as equally bad character. The pawnbroker's
t pointed met Beanies from amongst seven or sight
prisoners.

Suspicious DEATH. Elizabeth Henley, the
penmen, of a boettoan named Shaw, has met with her
death in the neighbourhood of Manchester, under very
suspicious cacumatemes. Yesterday her Welter body was
found In the c teal, neer the Park Lock, tied from the ascer-
tained Met of her having been beaten aid kicked by Shaw
early the lame morning, and other eireacetrances, it is
feared that she may be the victim of foul play. An inquest
was opened yesterday, and adjourned, and Shaw, who was
present, was bound over to appear at the resumption of the
inquiry.
A WOMAN SEIZED WITH CRAMP WHILE BATHING.
—Yesterday morning about twenty allows, to ecyin, a
woman, while bathing from one of Wieden'a machines, was
mired with the cramp and fell. Some men who were bathing
near observed her fall, and ran to her assistance. When sha
was got into the matins Mr. Bicker, susatoe, was met fcr.
On hie arrival he ordered some brandy, and under Shia treat-
ment the woman mom recovered. SLe was taken home in •
cab, in the owe of a police constable. The extrsordineoy
part of the case is thst the woman was Mimic when she
entered the machine i It mum to os that them roust have
been some strange neglect on the part of the avendante, or
&le never would Lave been allowed to bethe in mach a con-
chtionL—Beighlow Guardia..

A FATAL LARK.—Yesterday, Mr. Blackburn herd
an inquest at the Leeds Town-hal', op ui Wm. Tollop, •
dyer, seed fifty-six years, Wyse death eeeurred under eery
melancholy circum.tances. Mr. Charles Thornton. the. Loril-
lard of the White Swan, in Briggate, devised that the de.
r-acrd, who lived on the Kirkstell-road. and woo in tho am-
ploynent of Meeere. T. W. Georgeand Co., need to Adele his
how* regularly, and was there on the evening of Saturday,
the 6th in.tent. Abut twelve o'clock, the deceased being
then rather the worse for liquor, a man named Petal. Hob.c•
threw a cup of water upon ban as be wae goine out, upon
which the deemed ro.nmed and threw a stool at Hobson,
but watinot hitting him. They then Lek bold of each
other, and beran to wrertle good hn nouredly. Uhfortn-
lively, however, in the scuffle the deceived leg with hie head
on the .barp edge of the router and then upon • projection
six Inches below, cutting bin heel eery severely. Mr.
Knight, surgeon, was rent for, end the deceased woe after.
wards removed to the lairmary, where be died on Sonde
morning from the injuries he bad received. Mr. Hardwick
the house surgeon of the Inflrotary, who had made • poet
mortem extrovnetiun, stated that ha found the deceased's
nab) lever. ly injured; there wan • large wound across the
fee part of the aoalp, and a more extensive wound behind,
stripping off the skin from the heed. These injure, to um,
heed were the CialP, death. The jury returned • verdict ad
" Accidental death."

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON AND
AUTORTON RAlLWAY.—Yeet•rd.y afternoon Mr. S.rjeant
Payne, coronet. Estee Citysf Landon and Southwark, held
a lung iogeiry at Goy's Hospital relative to the drams-
',tenets attending the death of licbert Gouge, aged 40.
It appeared from the triteste that on Saturday leer. about
11 o'clock in the morning, the deceamed,whn wet a plat. hiyer,
+as at work with several other men on the hbe near the
Hew cross Station, when an engine driven by a men named
WilliamWelle patted along, for the pugs« of fotchtair some
weg,ron, ladea woh coke. The &leer thra • medial ha
whist., and the whole of the men got out of the war.
Bluffly afterwards the engine returned, sod Wells &cord-
ing to his own admission, doe. not revolt...et whether be
&node 1 th• whistle or not. The &fettles,. dammed, tre-
k" b' "uld romps. wee knocked &rya by the engine, and
trashed in a matt &safe manner, his le ,z. being almost
severed from his body. He wee at sus teamed to the
above hoepitid, bus notwitheendiug the care beetowed spas
d
hint by the medical staff expired in cheat half ea hour.
The jury, after a coneultation of eb rot hour, retuned a
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