The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-11 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCLNO-LANE.--TRIS DAY.

floaatt.LflOi market is quiet, and the public sales are
Mug of heavily.
Coma—The public salts are largo to-day, and are pro-
mann without showing any material alteration in prices.
Tu.—A limited business Ina done late yesterday in com-
mon congeal, at Is. ld., which was a decline of id., and we
, ass without transactions to quote to-day.
Rica has sold heavily, at a shade lower prices; Battam,
7s. ; Raagoaa, Bs. 3d.
Run remains out of demand.
. .

rerVioo.-2nd-ba7.LTheiele has again gone off with
great &tow, at irregular prices. Bengal at 6d. to ls. de-
ohms • Hurpehs, 9d. to Is. • and Madras, 4d. decline. 2,606
wined pawed auction. including 1,642 withdrawn, and 667
bought la, leaving 397 cheats sold.
Tearmsrnri.—American. 36s 6d.
Cocentiat. sold with spirit; middling to good, 3e. 9d.
to 34. 110.
Toxiinatc.—Madras sold 13a. 6d. to 16e. 6d.
TlX.—Brea quoted 12a. 6d.

TALLOW MARKET (THIS DAT.)
The narked is steady et the following quotations : Pates-
burg Y.C. on the snot, 62.1. 9d. to Ma ; February and
Yank 62.5. 9cl, to 6.18.; April end June, 62e. 9d ; October
end December, 61e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. Y. J. Davis reports trade very heavy at rather lower
prior —Primal meadow hay, 66a. to 684. ; ermezior do.,
70.. to 75e.; Warta do., 60a. to We. ; rowan, Ma. to
60a. ; timer, 80a. to 955. ; mood out, 70s. to 860. ; straw,
24.. to Mo.

The Paris correspondent of Le Nord writes under
date of Tuesday last :—" The Cabinet of the Tuileries be-
lieves that it has just grounds for complaining that Mr. Roe-
buck was allowed to use such violent language in the House
of Commons without being called to order. In reply to
some observation upon the 'abject by Count Persigny,
Lord Palmerston has promised that in the event of the repe-
tition of each attacks he will propose that the orator be
called to order."
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CATHEDRAL RESTORATION.—A private prelimi-
ateetiog has been !midst the Chapter-house, to meanies
asapn for raising county subscriptions towards the mewe-
d= of our venerable cathedral. Unfortunately the Very
Rev, the Dean was unavoidably absent. The Bishop of
Worcester wee present, as also Lord Lyttelton, Lord Ward,
sad some of the most Influential clergy end laity of the
diocese.—Worcestershire Chronitle.
THE Wootricii BURIAL BOann.—Dnring the
wit two days a most exciting contest hie taken piece at
Woolwich on the question of electingthree members in Ben
• rehrng members of the burial board for that perish. The
point at isms was whether snob board should be entirely
composed clesemben of the established church, or contain •
fair proportion of diorama At a vestry meeting held on
Thursday bat, end presided over by the Rev. H. Brown,
Hooter. the majority of the ratepayers present were die-
sentere, and a motion for the re-eppointment of the retiring
members of the burial board, Mr. Churchwarden Cann and
Messrs. Rixon and Stuart. was met by, an amendment fat
the appointment of the Rev. J. Tuffield (Congregational),
and Miners. Banister and Topley. The amendment Wig
strongly sup on the grounds that the dissenters bed
been an unjust and illegal male of fees by the min-
ing burin board, composed of churchmen, and that the non-
conforming portion of the ratepayers ought to be represented.
The amendment wee carried. end a poll wee demanded. At
the close of the poll at 6 o'clock yeabrday siternoon the Ray.
H. Brown, Rector womosi the result as follows :
Banister. 639; Topt 611; TuDieli, 467; Cann, 299;
Rhßhos, 997; fitnert, . The announcement wee received
hod dries by a auserosa body of ratepayers who had
ambled at the Tora.ball, sari who were addressed by the
-.tenth' andiddr• sad other gentlemen. The Rev. J.
Wes, LLD., asisird Ile injuntice which bad been pram.
aid for Seerriblersar by the burial board, and it
rat ausserrd that • Religious Liberation So-
ciety bed bra demi Is War to orgsniaa the various see.
dam oldie disswirs, nape with a view to be prepared
for • ehuroh-rate modest.
RELEASED CRIIIINALS IN MANCHESTER. —An
mount append is the London rapens some months ago of
a nig eemplebe inenemend found in the posses thief dos of • thi
in the sirrapsils barbs boles into iron safes. Since that
two • meth mem enariste instrument of the kind was tin.'
in the premiss et a teemed convict in Manchester. The
instrument Mad is Imam would limply drill a small hole
through the lies door of a safe ; that seized in Manchester
cuts oat a glees of iron at one operatlen. through which a
tees% lend may be inserted. The invention and workman-
, ship the ark es might have been turned out only at
bas 011 SW fret-rate machine shops. The inetroment
ass been 9dsl by Masers. Chubb, the iron safe makers,
who red that ft would cut a piece out of • quarter-inch
hen deer fa 400 revolutions of the lever by which it is
washed, or k sr boar; audit bid Oat out • piece from • plate
Whirr& is thickness without being in the least injured,
or mired bribird far *Mbar us. A singular fens In the
aces is, OM be the Wore evalsrba which the latter instru-
ment was frond rat ales dieteTered a cog-wheel belosess
to the brisumit rid is Landon, connecting the person
who bad the ea 1111111111111111 with the owner of the other. The
pane in elm parearas the mashies was forted In Man-
chester began he was ia • dwelftr
house wiltiirdebra pundeithent,
taken; MI Is seat akea vita It laths
streaks be awl* lasve bra mmhl rJ t s law.lt agMses
is
rat lbws ere 94 Marra e, alfgo—resi am-
°barer, Winding 96 who WO tyng
rale dr harem rine impribrd OMB lli
wass ran than mix ia agioymoit, or who Wm say
kern arm eflirsidered.