The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-15 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
(•T 31411/11 AND MISR MAGNETIC TILIONAPE.)
(POOK 0116 OWN COARNAPONDINT.)
Grin market firm. Wheat 2d., end dour 6d. to Is.
dearer. loam corn mad beans may dray at full quotations.
Oats Id. sdvancs. Oatmeal end barley firm.

SUNCING-LANG.—(THIS DAY.)
Roam—The large paint salmi an going off heavily at
about previous rates. Reaped unaltered.
Correa.—The public Wes are promo/dog steadily.
Tza.—The demand madame limited ; prices are un-
altered.

Rice.—The market buboes atm but Ina active to-day.
B•Lvrrras steady.
Brims leave a arm appemauce.
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are patty pliantly supported.
Markets gesersUy quiet to-day.

TALLOW MAKKBT.-(THIS DAY.)

The Armor tone noticed yestet'dey is maintained. and
pikes hays this morning farther Improved 3d. to 6d. per
wt., being gqanotd se follows:—Town tallow, 60s. net
omit; Petsnnarp Y.C. en the spot, 694. 3d. ; ell the pert
694. ; December, 694.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Memo Davis sad Co. molt trade ottody, supply bettor.
Prim :—P rhos otoodow boy, 70s. to 758. ; Gawk* ditto,
800. to 8116. ; Werke ditto, Mo. to 600. ; rower, 45.. to Mo.;
clover, old, 06a. to 106 a.; wooed out, 700 to 90o.; atom.
Ma. to 32a.

A BOY SHOOTING AT • FEILALE IN LEEDS.—Yee-
tvday. at tits Lolls Tama Bali, a youth named &meal
Johnson, oloch-dresser, Chart-afros, charged wish
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having he. I a pistol at Mir Jane WOodbead, da;ghter of
Mr. Woodhead, painter, &c., Cborley-lane. Shortly after
nine o'clock yesterday moaning, Mies Woodfield wen walk-
tug towards Caroline-strest, when she met the defendant
and two or three other boys. Al she approached them, the
defendant, addends' his companions, add, "Wear me
fetch this lase doss to the ground," and snide( the actith
to the word, he presented • pistol end fired into her face.
the powder nearly blinding her snd greatly dieflgurhig her
face. Mir Woodland screamed out, and a man ,who was
paring, named William Kenrick, observing; what had
occurred pursued the mischievous lade, who, however,
reached Mr. Booth's factory, in Chodeplans, where they
were working. Policemen Griffis apprehended Jobron,
end found two pistol. in hie meresion. In his defence, the
defendant stated that he was not aware there wee a cap on
the pistol when he geed. He wee remanded until this day
(Tuesday), in order that the nic Dal man who had attended
Miss Woodbead might be present.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Saturda t man named
Mows Bodeen, aged 41, expired in the Poplar Hospital
from the effects of injurieswhich he sustained while ei
I with three other men carrying a large sheet of piste ghat.
It seems that be slipped, and • portion of the broken &arta
upon his right leg, inflicting en extensive laceration. Be
wee seen by the hour surgeon, and every winsome was ren-
dered, bat gangrene, or mortification of the limb stiperverida
and caused death.
MELANCHOLY Case.—Some mornings since a per.
son named Jens Welch, having on the night previous lost
yietorine, was looldng for it in the neighbourhood ot the Meat.
at Sheerness, when she otherved the (body of • female The
body was soon moven i by Mr. Yeland and Mr. Floyd.
Tee depth of water was only about three feet, but the de-
ceased wee lying on her face. An inquest was held on Tues-
day, when Henry Pain, who was much affected, stated that
the dammed was his daughter, who was 19 rare of age, end
that at 8 o'clock on Sunday evening stela home for chapel.
She woe not in the habit of staying out late, but on one oar.
don, when the was not home till half-past 9, he reprimanded
bor. Mary Ann Smith, an acquaintance of decreed, said
she socempanisd her the night previous; that they dad not
attend • place of worship that evening, but, meeting a young
man named Murphy, evilness left decreed and him together.
Arthur Murphy said he had been on friendly terms with
deceased. and accompanied her for • walk on Sunday even-
ing. She then said it was me late she Amid not go home at
all, end that she should leave for Chatham in the messing.
He accompanied her to the beach, mad vainly endeavoured to
persuade her to go home, end he left her sitting shout four
larde from the water, crying. He did not cell and tell her
ther, ea demon I had told him that her lather had broken
a portrait of his. Did not know what the was crying for.
unless the objection her father had to his keeping company
with her. Mr. K. Robinson, surgeon, said there wee •
wound over the left eye of decreed, which might have bon
caused by a fall and stunned her. She appeared to have bee*
in the water about eight hone. The coroner remark. d that
there had been cases of persons being blown into the water,
end the jury return' I • verdict, tt That the decesod wee
found drooped, without sufficient evidence to ahoy how,"
expressing • desire that the wirer Murphy should be se-
verely censured for leaving deemed under such distressing
circuraosnoes, end which wee done.
A MARSEILLES PROCILSSION.—According to the
tradition of the Roman catholic church, Lazarus, who wan
raised from the dead, wee one of the most rodeos followers
' of our Saviour, and became the first Bishop of Marseilles;
rid hie heed boa always bean preserved in the oath.• deal of
that city, whilst his body is In the cetbedral of Aaiun.
Some time back the bishop of the latter diocese resolved
on presenting one of the arms of the saint to Mer-
miller, and the Bishop of Marseilles caused • thrice to
mbeheadZeish.P"ndedasnondat.
pl:Telideowpr:haPeniig:beenthh:ldrersoutb:sitd.th:sto
three dye etc promenaded shoot the city with great
end a.t rear& solemnly &Trite 1 in a place prepared far
in the cathedral. All the clergy of Maresilke, all the re&
gious order., male sod female, snd the different comrounftieg
of Prue nits, Black, Blue, White, sad Grey, together with la
great number of the faithful, flamed in tics pro Cession and et
the religious son*.cos is the cathedral' es did also the bishops
of Marseille, Autos, Saida, end 0111SIASS. la the proms.
pion were tends of muck end tags sod banners, and the
shrine wee carried aloft by eight dosages, attired in robes al
red velvet. The whole pared off without occident, and ex-
cited greet curiosity.
RAMSOATIL—We have not seen so much activity
former& years past es provailda the Remmers Who've at the
present tiros. A walk round It reminds one very forcib el
the Loudon Docks. There are rarer discharging that
cargoes *tall points, and ids diffloalt tolled storage for all el it.
The late storms barterer serest way lame ducks to Irma
in, so that there is fall employment for shipwrights. Ano-
ther source of employment for our labouring poor is the
herring fisher. The qesy side of • morning is now all
bustle and excitement on the *mini of the boats with
ciargoes.—Badish Elv.ette.