The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-25 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

The market is Arm. Town tallow r quoted 5'2. Gd.,
net cash ; Yetenberg Y.C. on the spot, 63. 9d. to 63s ;
Oct. to flee.. 535. ; Dec. only, 535. 3d. to 535. 6d. ; Jan. to
Marsh, 635. 6d. ; Matelt coly, 535. 9d.

,DHAYMARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Tool* slow. Prices wittiest alteration. Prime meadow
hay, 751. to 80s. ; =prior do., 90e. to 11b. ; inferior do.,
50a to 60s. ; new do., 60a to 90s. ; clover, old, 90s. to
115 s. ; ditto mooed out, 80s. to 100 e. ; straw, Mato 36a.

DEATH or MR. R. A. STEPH ENS OF BIRMINGHAM.
—Many of our readers will share the regret with which we
announce the death of this gentleman, so long the Chief
Superintendent of the Birmingham police force. He died
yesterday morning at his residenoe in Bath Row, after
only four days' illness, pleurisy having supervened upon •
severe cold caught in the coarse of last week. For a long
series of years Mr. Stephens wee a most efficient ser-
vant of the public, and even latterly he maintained tLe
force in a good state of discipliae.—Birninghani Doily
Pest. _ _

SHOCKING ACCIDINT AT RAMBOATE.-0 a Sunday
last Mr. John Rigby, steward of the Magician stormier, •
London vessel, hired a mule phaeton of Mr. GeorgeWife:a,
Zedaocomposied by his wife and three other persons, pro-
foe • drive into the country. On their return the
party stopped for refreshment at &house of entertainment on
the Canterbury road. The man who had been driving left
tie reins lying on the mule's back, and just as the party had
retaken their want, and before the reins were got hold of
again, the animal took fright and dashed off at • fearful
rate for several miles, passing through the village of St.
lewrence. Of course the unfortunate occupants of the vehicle
had not the slightest control over the course of the animal,
which dashed furiously on till it came into collision with •
pony chaise in High-street, opposite Mr. John Kennett's.
We understand that one of the party jumped out on to the
road before reaching Ranegate, and thus escaped without
serious injury ; but when the collision took plains the others
were all thrown out with great violence, sustaining very
serious injuries. Mr. Jobs Rigby and Mrs. 'ftey were re-
moved to the New Inn, where the former died bout an hour
e, after the occurrenc an:i opto yesterday bat email hopes wore
entertained of the recovery of the latter. The other persons
thrown out of the phaeton were also very much bruisedand
shaken. Last night en inquest was 'held on the body of
the deceased before Mr. Emmerson the coroner, and Mr.
George Watson, the proprietor of the vehicle, deposed that
the Ilene was very quiet, aid in his opinion could be safely
tensed with soyone. The horse ran away about two months
ago, bitten that occasion it was caused by • rein getting
under the tail. On that occuiou the carriage was =sailed
and the gentleman who hired it paid the damages, acknow-
ledging teat the accident was the result of carelessness. The
jury found a verdict of " Accidental Death," but recom-
mended Mr. Watson to caution parties who might hire the
hone
te. in future, it being • spirited *alma. Kentish
Gemet

INN Ruv. LEWIS Piaci AND BU WlTZ.—lrolovi-
diately atter the decision of Mr. Baron Wilde ea Triati
last, redwing Mrs. Price to be restored to her husband.
the Rev. Lewis Price, u she was in his lawful custody sod
bound to raids with her husband so long as the conjugal
ties existed, notwithstandiog her theological views and her
desire to return to the Abode of Love at Sputon, Mr. Brice,
the eolieitor of Mr. Pelee, with that gentleman. proceaded
to the *dime of LIM% Dyne and Harvey, in Lincoln's-inn-
fields, Mr. Bryce's agent, where the lady was staying under
strict watch, sod communicated to her the decision of the
judge, and that she roust return with her husband to Glas-
tonbury, and reside with him in such place u he should
deem proper, she having pormiasion to see any ono in his
. Mrs. Price expressed her dissatisfaction, and her
Clemdeetterminatioa to ociotteue a disciple of Mr. Prince,
and that she would use her utmost enchevour by every
UMW is her power to teturilo the Abode of Los e. She
woe, however, at length induced quietly that night to ac-
company her husband
yalaiiL u Gbuitonbury, at which
=see sow sta . The failure of the wri of
cheyomes, ebtaneed on If of Mrs. Pries by Mr.t and
Mrs. *Markey, who came to London expeu in the expeote-
tion of the application being wtcoeutul, and the intention
to return, has, it is said, caused much disappointment to
the Agapamonites.