The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-16 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Si 6mt—The market continues dull, the small public saki
of Mreign ire going oh without spirit.
Correr —The market remains steady.
E.—About 5,000 bags sold at a shade lower prices.
Rya, —A ar,all parcel of Leeward proof 'aid at 3e. 7d.
anis io —1,3d1 cheats passed auction yesterday, of which
int sold, the remainder being bought in, or withdrawn;
good and tine Bengal sold with spirit at 6d. advance;
eid-
dling dd. to 3d. advance, but ordinary and defective are dull
of sad, at May rates. Kurpahs sold at about 3d. advance.
SALTPETRE —The demand continues good and the article
has an upward tendency.
COTTON.-2,000 Ldes sold yesterday and prices are now a
shade higher.
Tea.—The market continues dull, but prices are unaltered.
Ott, continue dull of sale.
In other article:, no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The tunrket it quiet to-day :—Town tallow is quoted
57.. not rio•b; Pettieburn Y.C. on thee' 575. 575. to 575. 3d.:
•^• • •

Jill!, 675.; August sreleptember, 675. 3d.; October W
Deoember, 6as. to .56e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. J. Darin report., trade without alteration, excep-
ting Mr atm., which is rattier lower. Prima meadow hey,
254. to 80n. ; superior ditto, 80.. to 90a.; inferior ditto,
661. to 680. ; new ditto, 70.. to Brie., rowel., 60. to tss. ;
clover. old. MW. to 105 e.; second cut, 70s. to 92..8d ; new,
70.. to 93a.; straw, 28.. to 33a.

SUICIDr. IN THE REGENT It PARK.—Mr. Waltley
held an inquest on Tuesday afternoon at the Elephant and
Castle, 4'1'11.1,n-town, on a gentlemen unknown, who com-
mitted melt destruction in the Regent's-park on Sunday
morning het. The attention of poll e-constable 240 8, was
aroused about half-prod two ritinek in the morning by a re-
pmt of firearms on the bank of the coma, nor the Zoological
Gardens, and he found the deceased lying there with his face
and head awfully dietigured br the discharge of a small
pockot pistol which law by his ado. Notwithstanding that
his stroll had been shattered and the left check and that tido
of the nose and eye bad been blown away, be was olive, and,
although perfectly unconscious, ',waived twenty minutes
after the arrival of Dr. Chsodebild, of Princess-terraces
The deceased war well dressed, but only a Jersey halts
Fenny wan found in his pockets, besides an enamelled
address card with the name "C. 11. Timm" upon it. Ile
appeared about thirty-two years of age. The jury returned
a verdict "That the demised committed suicide, but there
is no °riders e as to the state of his mind at the time."
De eel. IN t Ctirttelt.—On Sunday last, the
speaude won witnessed in Amnesty church of a whele con-
gregation simultaneously rising end leaviog in the middle
of divine serviee. The usual congregation had assembled in
the morning, when 'Mr. Chemin, the vicar, entered the
desk and leigm to mad. The eburebwordsn then stepped
forward and protested against bin going on with the rervrce.
A few words ensued. Mr. Chapman doring Ida interrupter
t remove him. The bitter then turned and left the church,
followed by hie brother churehwanlen and theme who had
assembled. There wee no aemon. In the evening the
MIA' scene oceurre I, with this difference, that there WAR
no interruption, the congregation remaining until prayers
were ended. As soon, however, as Mr. Chapman had given
out the teat, the whole congregation rose with one named,
and loft the church. Mr. Chapman then closed hie book,
and abruptly left the pulpit.—Easti re Cornh'es Rena.
FATAL ACCIDENT FROM AWKWARD DRIVING.—
Yestoiday Mr. Bedford, the coroner, held en inquest at the
King'e Arm', Houghtonistreet, Lintadn's-inn-fielde, upon a
child named Sarah Jane Langley. A polite-conatable de-
pawl that on Saturday night, between ten anti den in
Chiewell-street, Fineburywirmare. he maw a man drig
a chaise-eart with a female in it and the child in her elms.
A four-wheel cab wee corning in the opposite direction.
Both vehielee were on their proper side, and there was room
between them for a waggon, but when the chaise-cant
arrived nearly opposite the cab, the driver turned the heed a
the horse and went direct across the road to the cab. TM
vehi ilia then owning in violent collides. the men, women.
and child, were pitched into the road. James Swift*, tie
cabdriver, and an eye-witnees of the whole tremor:time
named Isaac Gem* corroborated the consteble's evident* an
to the sareleis driving of the father. Mr. C. W. Rebega.
lupin, proved that the deceased died 'several hours afterlhe
occident from a fracture of the skull. The Jury remarried as
open verdict—" That the deeeered's death wsa canna IT a
fracture of the skull, caused by being thrown from a ChM&
cut driven by her father."