The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-12 00:00:00

TALLOW 2dAkcAisi.--(THI8 IA V.)

The market is steady, sad qurtaMoos sus mach the same
Ile at the awe redevelop, Wag as follows :—Town talk%
681.; Petersburg Y.C. as the spot, 69e. 9d. • Jen. to Much,
68.4 9.1.; March alone, 695.; Aprll to Juss:66B.3d. ; October
to December, 63e. 3d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(T/118 DAY.)
The supply of beasts is about the same as on Thursday
lest. Trade in, however, not so brisk, and on the average
are lower than on Monday. There are a
prices
more sheep; the demand I. eoosklerably smaller,
and several remain unsold. Good calves are in de-
mand, but inferior kinds are uneelling. From Germany sad
Holland there are 170 brats, 310 sheep, end 162 calves.
Norfolk and Suffolk, 300 besets ; Northern and Midland.
Counties, 200 besats. KU& Cows, 120.

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SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Cowie arid Co. report trade steady. Prime
meadow lisp, 67e. 6d. to 72t. 6d. , superior ditto, Ids. to 845.,
inferior ditto, 60s. to 605.; rowel:, 40s. to 605.; clover, old,
90s. to 100..; straw, 265. to 30s.

SHOCKING DEATH IN Box TONNEL.—On Tues-
day last, a very shocking occurrence took place in Box
Tuonel. The accounts of the tnneection vary, but the
following are the particulars as far as we mold glean them :
Two deserters from the Military Train were being conveyed
under guerd beak to Bristol, by the down express train.
The prisoners bed been handcuffed together, and bad not
been long freed when the train entered the tunnel. Whoa
the last glimpse of daylight heed been left behind, the
deceased seie-d the opportunity to make a desperate
attempt at regaining his liberty, end, under a pretext, he
want to the window. and sprang out. When the train
emerged from the tunnel, the men was missed. loforras-
tion was given at the Box station, end an engine was ant
beck to seek for the missing deserter, when hie body,
frightfully mutilated, wee found lying between the down-line
of mile end the wall. Deceased had jumped out of the
window of the compartment nearest the wall, and, coma-
quenly, must have come in omtact with it, and had,
from toe force of the eascasesion, been thrown ba•k under
the wheels. The body prevented a horrible appearance-
the left eye was hengtru from the Pocket, one of :he hands
cut Mat the wrist, and the body otherwise much disfigure!.
The remelts were placed Ina piece of tarpaulin, and con-
veyed to the Old Reed lan, Chippenhem, there to await an
inquest. The deceased, it was stared, was the same man
who had deserted some short time since, and hag made
aimUar attempt to gain his freedom by jumping rut of the
aurae" In Box Tunnel, but tamped then in a miraculous
meaner. He had bras maned only six weeks previously.
He was a well-made nun, about five feet ten Mohr* In
height, and, we believe, a native of Brlatol.—Bath Chro-
niek. _ _

Colnere•MarrisL.—Two courts-martial were held
yesterday on board the flag-ship Impregnable in Mammas
to try James Marais. gunner, Royal Menus Artillery. The
chants way that ha, "being In actual service end full nay in
bar Mapety's fleet, and serving on board her Majesty's ship
Royal Albert, did, on or about the 6th day of January,
1860, while Lieutenant Cuthbert Featherstone Daly, Royal
Marines, eerv.ng on board the said ship, was going the usual
night timid bets-ten the hours of 10 end 11 pm. ou board
the said ship, rush from under cover on the main deck
and did attempt to strike the said First Lieutenant
Cuthbert Featherstone Duly, his, the said James Km-
this, superior officer, in the ezeontion of his duty,
and did make use of thresienitr, and disowning language,
staying, ' Let the have it,' or words to that effect, meaning
him, the mid Firit Lieutenant ClithbettFamberstme Daly."
Al,o an John Dillon, private, Royal Marine Artillery, for
violently strains the said Lieutenant Daly in the month
end knocking him down. In both cams the prisoners jumped
out (tom between the guns and committed the wank. The
eoarts-rearnal assembled at 9 o'clock in the mandag, dir
Thomas Pastry, president, sad eat eau' 2 *Weak, p.m. We
learn by *Wain telegraph that the sentegias os James
Martin wee that he be banned et the yardarm of any of her
Majesty's ships; sad on John Dillon that be receive fifty
babas, be imprisoned two years, end lose ell pay.