The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-21 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.-(THIS_ DAY)

SVGA R.—The market continues very dull, and prior are
with difficulty supported. Befitted lumps qu,tad 521. to 64e.
Correa—The quantity Mitring in public sale tar exceeds
the deiwind, and a decline of le. to 2a. has been submitted
to fa order to effect sided.
TEA.—The market has a very arm appearance, and black
leaf contort, ls. sd. t 3 le. 61., ha been to demand.
lilativrtraz cattiness dull ot sale.
Rica remains meetly.
Rum.--Cenunon Leeward Island, proof, gold st
COTTON.-3 tells sold at fully previous rates.
leotoo.-7111 day. The sales yesterday c notated chiefly
of Kufrah& which told freely at 2d. t.. 61. advance. the
better tffialillos being most in request. Beegola continue to
sell readily at the prices previously established. 1 999 chests
passed the sale yesterday, of whine 281 were withiiraart. cud
100 bought in, leaving 818 *old.
Is ether articles no material alteration. Masai Or
generally dull.

TALLOW MARKET.—(TIETIB DAT.)
The market is fist et the following prices .—Towa
Tallow, 60a. 31. ; Petersburg Y.C., on the .out. 635. 31.
July, 635. 3d.; August to September, 63a. Sd. to 635. 6d
Octotwe to December, 64e. 63.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a Urge supply of beats. Tiede is dull foe then,
ud it e difficult Mosaintaia Mondsy'sqaetstieta throudh,ut.
The uutuber of aleep and lambs is about the esme us of late.
1 hens to at demand for them at Monday's price, Calves are
rather I )wer. Our f. sign supply comets of 4CO beasts,
2,120 sheep, lied 464 calves. Mach cows, 120.
tissues, ut Ohs. • •ses.ta Sri. •4.• 4.
Ilo.t kt wawa- 4e 4 8 Bert Du 1114www8b
1:,.o short-awns— ... 4 4 4 6 Ilret Lose-werl
Ewen: same base,. 1 4 310 Ik► do flan
nitro
Pwr
4wf 3 4 4 4 Do. Er. Urger
trr.t 1080,0 I 8 r • Twat. .6 0 4-.8
plow, at 10,011661. 1,330; Shoe sad lataaa. 11.160: Cerro. 7/3:

SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Davis report trade dull at the following ioss
Prime mead°. bay, 76a. to SO.. ; superior dam, 04s. to
945. 6d.; lector ditto, Ws. to 70e,; new illy°, 70s. to
80s.; rowan, 60s. to 70s. ; clover, old, 980. to 110, . ; ditto,
saw, 00s. to 90s. ; straw, 2de. to 30..

SINGULAR AND FATAL ACCIDENT.—An accident
of a ssegular wens occurred last week at Bro.dwer. near
llmineter. A 'arty of haymakers employed in a &Id were
sitting together on a haycock about eve o'clock on fiatuotey
afternooe, having tea, when a young women took a banditl
of hay, and for a frolic throw it on the had of • MOD who
was acting with his back towards her. In doing W she
slipped and fell apti his neck, which by the terse
of tbe
coin-
con-
cussion woo pressed down apea hie chest. The men
pl.tined of numbness, or a ammo foaling all over his body,
and up-a attempting to rise fell to the ground. WO
taken home and theater ar,reing died. A post-mortem els-
alnation of the body wee made, whoa it Wu discovered that
the fifth and sixth of the cervicel vertebra of the neck were
dialoosted—in fact that those bones were quite torn from snob
other, so that a finger could be passed tamest them. The
cervical artery ems alto ruptured An inquest we. held upota
the bay, had • verdict of Accidental death" retuned.
tom DWI GINIUL&I. OMNIBUS 00kitnleT
—Traskreosigin tor week ending July.l7, 13,3661. 12e. 94.

ITALY.

TUSCA.NT.

The Meteors Toscana of the 16th, after stating
that the Coosalts of !State has judged it expedient to
revive the electoral law of May 3, VMS, in order to
comnalt the country me to its future desc:ny, pub-
lishes a government decree enacting that represent&
tine of the people are to be elected under the: law
for the purpose of deciding by • majority of vow
what the future government of the country ',tali be.
The electoral fiats are to be immediately formed by
the mayors, under the authority of the prefects. 'ln*
same journal rye, in another article, that tae words
of the Emperor Napoleon 111., in which he a.iude•
to princes " called back into their states," cannot be
understood to apply to violent restorations, but only
to 311t10110 spontaneously recalling their former
princes ; otherwise those words would be in contra-
diction to the preclametion of Milan, in which it is
stated that the wishes of the populations an to be
consulted ; they would, moreover, be in oppontion
to the principle applied to the Danubian l'enci-
patine&
The Monitor,. T,,srano of the same date els° con-
ties the following:
" The government and the Consuita are WILLaCCIIII
In rejecting the greet public injury which would De
inflicted by the restoretion of Austrian domination.
The Consuiro, after receiving the communication of
the government, convinced that the return of the
fallen dynasty and every other combination contrary
to the national wishes would be incompatible with
the maintenance of order in Tuscany, and would
mow the made of fresh disturbances in Italy,
determineet—l. That the government ought to urge
en the strongest possible manner on the Emperor of
the French, and to use its influence with the other
great Powers, that in settling the destiny if this
part of Italy regard should be had to the free mani-
festation of its*itimate wishes. 2. That with •
view to • IV manifestation of MOW 114.1101, at II
fitting time, an assembly of the repreeentaueee of
the country, the electoral law of 184 s should be put
in operation, and the formation of electoral Ers or-
dered. 3. That an address should be presented to
Kin,: Victor Enemennal, requesting hum to main
the Protectorate of Tuscany, notwithstanding the
conclusion of the paw, and until the definitive erg&
nuaatton of the esentry shall have taken place."