The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-22 00:00:00

TALLOW If AltiplT.-(718 DAY.)

The market is firm, with but Ugh; doing —Town tallow,
is quoted 635. 6d., to 64s , tit cosh ; Petersburg Y.C., ~n
the spot, 66a. ; June, 66.. ; July, 661., to 665. 3d.; August
to fierember, 675., "ssilars" ; °debut to December, 675.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Mesas. Patteadan and Smith report that the market
la quiet at Yonley'a prime. Amounts still conflicting.
Du'y 170,0001.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

tilY ILICKTO TILMOSAPII.)
HAMPTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
CLAREMONT STAKES. Ralf a mile.
Agra and Lady Alice c are here.
Rose Middleton and &elation have paid.
STAND PLATE. One mils, five furlongs, twenty yards.
Tame Deer, T. P. Cooke, Ascot, Whitewall, and /dye-
tnions Jack ars here.
81.12R111( AND MIDDLESEX STAKES. Two miles.
. . . .

Tama ii;;;,v7.7;el;;:
here.
OTHER ARRITALS.—BeIIona, Mushroom, Julie, Yorkshire
Mi,s, Indulgence, Halhford, Athenian, Salonics, Mountain
Dew, Sunningdate, Chanties', Creeping Jane, Kate, Minater„
Sudbury, Booths tyer, Winkfleld, Hand-overMand, Ster-ol-
the•East, and Mouravieff.

NEWTON MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)
TRILL STAK BS. Ons mite and a quarter.
Kestrel, Jaek Spring, Lottery, Littb Agnes, Northurabse.
bud Duellers, and Awful are here.

GOLBORNE PARK STAKES. Straight half-mile.
North Lancashire, Aristocrat, and Libellous aro here.
GREAT NEWTON HANDICAP. One mils and a halt
Queen of the East, Prince of Danmark, Thornhill, Knock-
burn, Daniel, Ring William Archduchess, Docati, Woman
in Black, Brown Holland, Adelaide, and Attraction are here.

MAKSRFIELD HANDICAP. Straight half-mite.
Gana of the But, Abrou, Jack Sprint, Princess of
Orange, July, Ochiltne, Lottery, Buttelly, Id.L , and But-
tercup are here.
OTHEtt ARIUTALI.—PteTIM The Slave, Sir Joseph,
Turret, Grace Doling, sad Little Girl.

A MADMAN IN THE STREET.—(THIS DAY.)—
This morning, about hall-past 4 o'clock, the inhabitants of
Camberwell and the Walemith-road were alarmed by loud
cries. Upon throwing up their windows they ache(( a mac
in his night ebitt, without any shoes or stockings:l
wilt • scarlet handkerchief tied round his
and a piece of string passed round his nick to which wen
tied a bell. The men came running pest Cacaterwall-grees
with the greeted speed. The police on dui y tried to atop
him, but he rushed from their grasp and glided down the
road as far as Camberwell-gate, and, without atopping,
made a leap over the gate, pursued by Hersesworth, tbe
'loyal Society's escape conductor, and his celebree si tire
dog; but the man and his axone attendant were unable to
stop the poor fellow. The cries of the conductor and the
barking of his dog attracted the stteetion of a vsnd patine
ecnstables who wore on duty along the rood, and they closed
upon the matt and threw him down. He made a desperate
attempt to bite them and strike than wi. h a hemmer wheel
be had in one hand and with en awl which he held in the
other. Titer carriet bins to the who...twice where be was
handcuffed and put Into one of the eel's pending arrange-
meats with the parochial eathotioles. It is believed that the
unfortunate man ha. romped (TAU one cf the (militia
erylame in the neighbourhood of Peclibem. .Beeides the
hammer and awl the man smelled in his hand • Bible.
ALLEGED FORGERY BY A TRADEDIIAN, AND HIS
SUBSEQVVIT INSANITT.—At the Wallington Seatione
Room, on Monday, Mr. John Ca-o, joiner and builder, of
Runcorn, was charged with having patented a forged cheece
for IVY. at the tank of Hare. Parr, Lyon. and Co., on ea-
amity lest. The t rieoner appeared in the dock Ina very ex-
cited state, and was guarded by two police Okras, who kept
him rated. Dating the bearing of the ease be often
op he out incohetentiy. He wee committed for trial
at the assin-s. It teems that whße in custody as Sunday
morning he roes in • very esolted state, and ft wes at once
perceived that medical aid was requited. Mr. Steel,
'argent, via sent for, but before he arrived noes-
sores had to be taken to @Bay ilia rapid(
growing tem-owing,. Caren hair had to be cur, andh
head bathed with cold voter, end when the surgeon arrived
he attended to him. But he still got worse, sod the raider*
had to stay with him dating the night to us!, h hon. Mr.
S'!erl aye that there la great danger that he wilt issemie
permanent( y Wane. Dating the night of Saturday he
ll peA his teat to lame, and by
that he tleousht he was performing port of his ordinary
business. After the case bod Rita &pato! of by the
megistrates, the prisoner was removed below, and coed ,rted
his converaihm showed
a ontewbat by the lasaurate e that he should go
Under this idea he woe taken to Tank Quay station in the
afternoon, in the comps,' of two po.roe officers, and removed
to Kirkdale. We nadentiuld that the unfortunate mauls
very well comsectid, and that there was not the slightest
necessity known why ha should have seesawed to commit
fccgory.--TrirriMilOSStwoulard.