The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-30 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND AVAREII7B.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
EUGAIL—The motet continues pressed by large path°
sales, and prices show a slight decline ; all the holders buy
in freely to support the market.
COFFRE.—Ttie demand is less active, but prices have bna
about supported.
Tea.—lt is preowned that some occident has befallen the
China Mail, and that the Bombay. which is due next week,
will brim; the lacers. Our market remains 'motive.
Cocoa.—Red Trinidad sold ix public sale at 43e. 6d.
to 465.
Rice continues in good demand at previous rates.
Rues —This article is firm.
SA LTPETRE.— The market hos a dull appearance.
lnuitio.—Guateuiela sold at 2d. decline on the Msy sale
prices.
J VIE has sold heavily at a alight decline.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
The market is quiet today. Town tallow is quoted
635. 6.1., net web ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot,
Me. 9d., Jute, 55.. 61. ; July, 66e. 6d. ; Ampere to Sep-
tember, 665. 6d.; October to December, 661.61. to Me. 9d.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a few more besets than on Thurelay last.
Trade is slow, but quotations are not *Penal from
Monday. The supply of &hien and lambs is good;
the beet qualities are pretty readily disposed of.
but several of other deteruptione remain uner4d. The
number of calves la again large ; trade is heavy for them at
late rates. From Germany and Holland there 118 beasts,
2,080 sheep. and 41.6 calves. Spain, 12 beast,. Home
' Counties, 108 mauls cows.
mauves se aim. •d.• 4. Vat dam Ild• •d.a 6.
San 6ass• Ilassifes4s— 4 4 Dues Da a Wands M—
Sat ebes•koras-- 4 4 hat lowsoole .... 44 4
lased ass3,l3 basis— 3 4 Do. as Mora —
Mina 3 6 Imes usend dolls 315 4 4
3 4 Y Dada Ban
Iles las a kaltarals 4 1 6 I lambs -0 i•
Damie asrks• 1.111; Ramp sad Lusts. 12.410: °sass.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Maws. Davin report a short manly. Prime meadow
bay, 775. to 82s. ; superior ditto, eds. to 90s ; inferior
ditto, 52a. to 624.; new ditto, 62a. to 745. ; rowan, 60a. to
70a.; clover, old, 955. to 108 e. ; ditto, second, 801. to 90e. ,
straw, 245. to Ns.

MELANCHOLY DRATIL—Mr. H. J. Morgan, a
gentleman residing at Cowell Home, in front of the bay ~t
that name, came by his death in the following melancholy
manner. It appears that on Monday he remitted a loft In
one of the farm buildings in search of a hen's nest, when ono
of the beams gave way under biro, and he fell bead foremoq
and was dashed against the floor. His neck woe broken. la
about three quarters of an hour he expired. Mr. liane:,rno
arrived a few minutes previous to, and Mr. W. H. Michae..
Swansea, and *there, shortly after, the death of the unfor-
tunate gentleman but could rouder him no assistance. Tr.,
deceased was a br:other of Mr. Charles Morgan, of Caeforgiu.,
near Swanses.-savoses Herald.
DESTITUTION AND DEATH AT RETIINAL.GREEN.
—Yesterday afternoon Dr. Chalice held au inquest at tte
Green Man Tavern, Cambridge-road, Bethnal-grog, re-
speriog the death of Sarah Organ, 44 yeas, who died from
exhaustion and &salted°, at No. 8, Parliament-place,
Cambridge-real. The deceased had been in destitute er-
a:maleness, and suffered greet privation. her home was :a
• wretched and poverty-arieken state, and she had a Gamily
of eight children who woo receiving t &ash reEef. On Sa-
turdey last the dammed arse taken ill, and died very sud-
denly the same night. Mr. Defricx, the parochial surgeon,
was °ailed, and found the deemed had died from exhaus-
tion calmed by the want of the common memories of life.
There was no bedding, food, or anythieg in the apartment
where the body was Imic, sod the appoaranoe of the tlece
gave unmistakeable evidence of extreme destitution. A ver-
dict ot "Died from exhaustion" was returned.
FATAL ACCIDENTS AT WOOLWICH: About 12
ocloek on Tuesday mightiest a fatal accident, from the np-
setdugof a mall boar, occurred to Mr. Robert Hone, of
King-street, Woolwich. It appears that the deemed with a
party of friends, including two females, left the Pi, r at
North Woolwich in a esteems/ea boat for the purpose of
erasing the river, on their return home from the Pavilion-
garden'; when at starting, by some means at present nata-
l.' tined, the craft came into collision with the Kent ferry
steamer, and was upset. The whole of the party were
with ito.ne difficulty saved, with the exception of Mr. Hone,
whore body has not yet been found.—A led named John
Ryan, employed at Woolwich dockyar 1 as a shipwright's
uppreutioe, on Saturday but fell from a stage attached to
the Anion frigate, now building, and was immediately con-
veyed to the Royal Marine Infirmary, where helms since ex-
pired from the elects of the isjuriss received.
THE ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The
arrangements of the show yard are making rapid pram.,
The Warieklakire Advertiser states that there is already a
double row of 18 shade, of about 86 yards in length. ari., h
occupy the centre of the enclosure, leaving ample or Ace be-
tween each for the pamere of visitor'.
RAILWAY DRINKING FOUNTAINS. Drinkinz
fountains have beat pet op at erveral .rations along Ito
rw,ent hot wes-
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thr.tt
no oswasdrr any eucumatanme caniafleitible
ex-
empted f,tin
miwujoirviy. dI Schlckler member of the
racing committee otene Jockey Club of Part, and the war-
known owner of rreePereer, who 10* r""tall has received
order. to join tbesarie Comes ot hustle—he beim;
big to the bode