The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-05 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The 'market is very quiet to-day ; prices are quoted as
follows :—Petarsburg Y.C. on the spot, 595. ; all ths
3W, Mk.; Deoember, 69e.
Ilsaurr Avzi.toss.—Town tallow, 624. 6d.; fat
ditto, 3a. 31d.; yellow Russian, 60s. 61.; milted
435.; rough ditto, 26a.; tallow trestle, 16a.;
eregs, 7s.

COVENT-GARDEN.—(THIS DAY.)
Fruits are tolerably well supplied ; but vegetables have, r
might have been expected, suffered trout the late (meta, and
therefore they are not furniabed ineuch abundance &a they bre
been. Pine apples end grapes have not altered io price snag
lest week. Pears in arra consist of Gluu Noreen rid
Beane Diel. The best darn apple now to be obtained •
King of the Pippins. Rintoss are name. New orrassa=
now be had. Good !Rhoda an realists( 9d. per lb.
ants an plentiful. Cabbages, savor, carrots, sad psessas
may be obtained in quantity. Cauliflowers sat stance,
Potatoes realise from 4s. to Be. per cwt. Mushrooms trim
the open Beld are nearly over. Cucumbers tolerably aradsid.
Cut flowers chiefly wart of orchids, prdedis, valor
mignonette, china arm, herbs, aced ram.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—(THIS DAT.)
Mews. Davis sad Co. report supply scene, prices wttbe
alteration. Fnme meadow nay, 70a. to 76a. ; superior ditto, 80..
84a.; inferior ditto, 68s. to 80s. ; rowan, 455. to 6.85.';
clover, old, 90.. to 1065.; ditto, second cut, 804. to 804.;
straw, 28a, to 30s.

UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCIL—CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 4.
—Tai VICYCIUNCILLOISELP.—At a congregation this
I dealt Hon. and Rev. Latimer Neville, Muter of Muddies
wee anointed Vice-Chanoellor for; the ensuing aca-
demical
A BAD Timor/ Orr.—The North Warwickshire
Hands met on Monday lilt for the first time this matrons*
Stotaleigh Abbey, the seat of Lord Leigh, the Lord-Lisa-
tenant of the county, when three accidents took place, one
of which hes proved fatal. Among the members of the
hunt present wee Mr. Julius Smith, of Leamington, and
who, while riding a home he had ally recently
wee thrown 'swot a tree, end We eye so serio y inj
as to deprive him of eight during the remainder of his life.
A valuable horse was also so fearfully lamed es to render M
necessary to shoot it on the spot. Mr. Sylvester, of
Coventry, was on the name day thrown from his horse whits
following the hounds, and dies on Wednessy night from the
effects of injuries sustsio/I by the fall.

ATTACK BY AN OVIGUMIIVEK BVILLOCK.—tht
Tvesdey night a singular and somewhat serious attack ter
made by an overdriven bullock upon Mr. Holtman, builder,
North Shields. Mr. Hourman was taking a raider of
brandy in a tavern kept by Mrs. Johnson, in Clive.street, le
company with Mr. Taylor, another builder, when they were
suddenly disturbed by an overdriven bullock, which rushed
into the passage of the tavern, and forced Ito way through
the tap-room to where the gentlemen were sitting. It re
mediately attacked Mr. Bowman, and having got him bile
• corner commenced to goes him. Mr. Taylor, however,
struck at the animal, and having attracted its attention to
himself, he leaped over the bar aorta; and the bullock
leaped after him, turning on all the tape of the spirit cars r
it did so, when Mr. Taylor having opened a side door the
bullock followed him, and wen thus got out of the house Mtn
the street. It was shortly after captured by the burrs
without doing further damage. Some of Mr. lioneynurs
ribs are reported to be broken, and be is otherwise a good deal
injured.
THE KILREA MORDER.—Four men have been
frilly committed for trial at the next assizes for Derry for the
murder of Henry Gormley. Two approvers have ore for-
ward to give evidence against the/tamers.
THE WORKA AT DOI:EL—It appears that Ronan-
meat are strenuous in their determination to render Dover
the most Imp mint military station In the kingdom. Within
the last fee yews many extensive additions have been made
to the fortification, at the castle and on the Welts, and
others to • much prate extant are projected. Among
these will be the extension of the line of fortifications, and
the reconstroction of several battens at the latter piece.
Orders have been received at Chatham for the 311 a com-
pany of Royal Engineer,, under the command of Captain
G. H. Gordon, to proceed to Shothcliffe, to relieve the 30th,
ordered to Dover, in or lee that they may be employed on the
contemplated works. The 34th company will be considerably
augmented previous to leaving Chatham by the /election of
several men from the detachments of Royal Engineers now
at heedsunt `rd.—borer Woreiside.

THIS SOUTH DEVON RAILWAT.—We visited the
tabu of the storm tossed line at Teignmouth no Saturday
lest, and well worth seeing they are by all who Irish to have
ocular evidence of the might and majesty of the ocean.
For more than half s toils the Inner wall of the line has
been swept sway and broken up into mare•. the solid
coping stake of the outer wall (as the formidable bottreee
which forms the walk is called) went towed about. some
pitched into the sea, some tossed over on to tho line,
while the massive wall is shaken. in some plates Perionsly
undermined, ea Is *viscid by slaking* la the middle. The
hos of the wall i e crocked in some places ; in others tho seed
k strip: away to the foundation, and a coatinaancp of the
storm may yet sweep it all away. It is a very minions time
for the direr-Wry. Ws cannot forget amid these winter
dangers, the summer pleasures which this Noe aff4dr, and
the hberal me which the directors make el it for the benefit
of the citizens. We trust that the wore ia past, but we fear
not. —Freers limos. _

RAILWAT Thsinc.—The traffic returns of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week coFjc Oct. 29,
smoontsd to 496 6001., and for the owns mg week
of loot yrr to 466,6001, showing an remise 31,000/. The
gross receipts of the eight railways haying their termini in
the Inetropris amonated, for the week lading as shove, se
216,6161., and for the correeprodaw week of lest par to
203,9111, showing an Merger of 12,7361. The increase as
the Eastern Counties Itadway amounted to 421. ; no the and Northern to 1,410/ ; on the Orr Western to 1,3871 ; oe the
London and North Western to 8.2384; on the London
land Blackwell to 170/.; on the London, Brightm, sag
'South Coast. to 671. ; oo the London and Booth Wefts%
to 700/. • and on the South Eastern to 7311.; total, 12,7364
The reP,ipta OS the other lines In the United Kingdoms
amounted to 279,8641.; and for the ourruponding torsi
of 1868. to 281,689/., showing an Munro of 18,5364
la the stripe of those lies;wWeb., added to the hereon
oa the metropolitan linos, sakes the total hereto 340061,
se compared with %I:4 oorrespoading week of 1668.