The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-06 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
NILITION AND DMZ NAG:fail° TZLNORATX.)
(TOOK OVA OWN OODZWITONDINT.)
The market intohre. Wheat forced males at Friday's
Wee. Flour rather cheaper. Indian sari firm at about 28,.
for Zara. Beans and other *Aoki dill et rale, with)ut
change in price.

71INCINO-LANE.—(I'HIS DAY.)
SOGAZ—The market has opened with • dull appearance,
and the public sa!os are progemairm heavily. Reflood lamps,
49e. 61. to 61a.
COFFEII.—Th's article steady, but the demand ocatirmes
11
Taa.—The lar ppublic sales to commence to-morrow hays
occupied the attention of the trade, and weave rei•hout trans-
scamps t pot. to-day
Rice. —Tne public' sales went off rather irregularly, averag-
ing previous rates.
Rcx.—Prices are firm.
BALIPETRI.—P riots are nualtmed.
Corrox.—No sales reported, bat the article Is Atm.
Markets paerally dull to-day.
TALLOW NARIESTr(THIS DAY.)
The market le rather qatet today at the followiag prices .
—Town tallow, Me. 6d. net mesh; Petersburg Y C on
Um spot, 675. ; Beptecober, 675. 3d. ; October to December,
675. tld. to 675. M.; ditto separately, 68e.
SMITHFIELD HAY iIARKIIT.—(THIS DAY.)
" A

Mao dull. Pnc,e u usual. Palms °widow hay, 654. to;
Ms. ' - raparbr ditto, 00e. to 881. • ' inferior ditto, 604. to 70a.;
row, 110 s. to 70a.; clover, old, 100.. to 110 e. ; ditto, sew,
85e. to 100 a.; straw. 2ds. to 30e.

BARNET OMITS FAIL-Yesterday the great
annual fair as Barnet was opened for the isle of cattle.
There was a eery large assemblage of prone, and nearly all
counties were represented by the pi incipel stock breeders
end dealers. The counties of Hereford and Devon
contributed some of their bast grazing beans, end were the
incipal toppling of cattle to the demands. 'Yorkshire was
fully represented by • field of exoellent end choice-bred nailed
awe. lrelaad imps td some Large droves of well-bred stock to
the fair; Scotland gave an eddireonal impedance to tide mat
mart by its production of choke polled Biota end wed-bred
stens; Wares sent some large herds of black cattle, which
occupied a large portion of the fair. There was a good
demand for best description of grszlng stock ; and, notwith-
standing the high prices asked, an ac'.vs businees con-
emceed early and continued throughout the day, so that
money to a very Ir-ge amount changed hands. Stook prices
were as follows :-Fiereford beasts.-Well-bred bullocks for
nall-feeding, 161. to 181. ; useful grazing steer', 111. to 141. •
stock heifers, 101. to 111. Devon steare.-Weil-gaud
besets, 164 to 181.; plata ditto, 121. to 161.. end mew-bred
ditto, W. to 111. Durbe-st beasts made 161. to 171.; ditto,
cows, 131. to 161. ; Lieollue and half.brede varied in price
fee 114 to 161., and well-paned steers 201. Semen besets.
-Well-conditioned steers foe stall-feeding, 141. to 161 ,• seed
benne accustomed to the yoke and agrieultural work,lBl. to 201.
each. It Leh cattle.-Well-grown steers, 111, to 131.; ohoioe se-
kctioaa,lsl ; and useful heifers, 81. to 104 ; yearliap,4l.to6l.
Scotch cattle.-This doreriptlou of stock met buyers very
quickly; beat quality of polled &As in high condition made
201. to 924 a-heed ; ditto for feeding up, 161. to 171 • and
small skew, 131. to 141. Aunt.-Thee li'Jiputian beasts,
fresh from the highlrnds, were in active request; those
fresh from grazing mitten made 61. to 91 end well-cos-
&toned ditto, 101. to 121. Welsh oatlle.-)lsny large herds
of black stcck sold off at 71. tr W. a head ; three-year-old
bullocks fetched 91. to 131.; heifers, 74 ; and Welsh sows is
full milk, 81. to 111. Mitch cows.-This class of stock was
in high demand, in consequence of the ragernees of London
milkmen to secure them; choice-bred short-horn cows is
full milk end a ce'f by their side made from 171. to 204 ,•
large-framed Yorkshire cows in full profit, 201. to 93/. ; and
eralections of choice besets, 261.; 06111 down calving, 14/. to
184 ; Alderney cows in full milk, 181.; half-bred and aged
ditto, 81. to 101. • well-bred short-horn heifers (in calf), 81.
to 121. ; stock ditto, 71. to 101. Bitlla.-Well-hred young
bull., 'York or shat-been, 161. to 181. ; ditto ice hems
purpose', 111. to 141.; ditto eines, 161. to 181. The fair
will be kept open to-day (Tuesday) fat the sale of stock
and borers.

ATw LONG RANGE CAN/4014.—A most von-
derfd loag nage omen, invented by Mr. Jeffries, patenthe
of the se:hitt:own marine glue, is in amuse of being recanted
in the Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, for experiments at Shoe-
berries*. Its range or flight of shot is spoken of u certain,
to eclipse every other weapon hitherto known. The gun, with
ite present bore, namely, • thrminch diameter, waghe
seven tone, and resents an appearanse (with the exception
of the present calibre) similar to one of our 68-pounders.
The charge will conidst of 181 b. of powder, end a conically-
shaped chat, weighted with lead to 9.b , and hollowed, simi-
larly to the Midi bullet, whloit it is presumed will be pro-
pelled fifteen es twenty mites. Mr.:tarifa, it is stated, has
eseerted hie conviction that it would carry from Dover to
Calais. It is the intention of the authorities to carry out a
retied and complicated course of experiments under the in-
spection of the &Int Committee of Woolwich Areenri.
An 1. being estidled of it. power in its present form. the bcre
will t t progrereleely increased to a 68-pounder. To enable
the gunners to point the gun, the trunnions will be fitted
with • maple of teleeeopes, to assist the eye over the enta
mans range predicted.
PROTESTANTISIE Ix Amriala.—The 0.1 Deutsche
Post of Vienna rye—" It lea mistake to supped+, that the
number of protested. in the different precincts of the
empire is not 03•0441Ma1k. In the tinnier:l of Hungary
there are 2,196,818 protestmte, two-thirds of whom belong
to the reformed church, and the other third to the Lutheran.
The protestant*, therefore,form me-fourth of all the
'n-
habitants of the kingdom. The organised-la of protestant
worship is guaranteed by both old and me it laws ; It pos.
seems a certain degree of .elf-government, and appoint, its
heads, and all that is wonting to it hi to be placed on the
same footing so the Roman esteolio church. In Teensy!.
vane. oat of a popalatioa of 2,000,000, there
are 643,634 protestante el diffeetat denoroina'i roe, each bay-
ing its own chiefs. Ia the &mien Voicolice there am
78,313 out of 1,674,000 initebitante. In Croatia sat
Bolavoala there are only 4,831. Among the own*
tree forming part of the Germanic, Confederations
the small province of Silesia has relatively the
largest protestant portlatioo, the number being 60,763;
mkt follow Bohemia, with 90,000; Moretti', 62,140;
Upper Amelia, 18.611; Carinthia, 17,980; Lower Austrls,
20,000; Stria, 6,800 ; sad the *Gas., 1,600. In the Tyra
there are only 122, end in lialsbourg 176. Is the other pro.
ViDet• of Dakota there is a protestant population of 24,880;
to the Bekovine, 7,280; in Venetia, 400; and In Dalmatia,
16. Protestantism i*, therefore, represented in Austria by
three millions of inhabitants."
EXECUTION IN PRUSBTX.—A man named Voigt,
and Me vie, have, after a great delay, bon eaecatcd at
Brandenburg, fur having murdered, by means of phosphorite,
a person of the cams of &bade, by whom they had been em-
ployed as labourers in that neighbourhood. The crime, when
committed, created a great seat agar, sni i'spaelehmer..t now
hue likewise stitseted mach notice, se ao mention had taken
place there for nearly 23 yetra. In Prawns there is on seat
megatons no publics exhibition of the criminate, but
the extreme penalty of the law Is ovoid into effect in the
"facer court" of the prima, Ia presence of a magietnee end
hie oleik—by whom a report of the proceedings fa drawn
aP
—and there is also premed a delegate from the rain proee-
cuter, two medical man, and a clergymen of the cul
to
a-
have bolonged, besides twelve cat:zoos 'elected by lot
munion to whirl the markt§ may Live profaned
from tbe list of these who are qualified to *it on isms,
who thus are supposed to Topmost the pe?ele- ()11 the
Pram's! Bran' 4°°eggienburg°D, lash@ tutbreepispywprisolth" labetricthelmirlik' 'llrafatht; pi;io"r:
,of the apartment.' of the geol. The woman, erten
announcement was male that ell wee ready, fell lot° •
swoon from which she did not o cover' and be that state hit
heed was laid on the block and tevered from her body at
one blow, ;The gem war perfectly coinpesed, and after re•
psium w„,a by Ward a prayer offered tap by the Lutheran
clergymen who lives pelmet, he was bete Idea in a moment,
serf
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