The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-08 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

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upuillie.
tion in pri eta. e,odltt.. is quoted rather dearer. Lumpy
625. to 64a. 6d.
Coma.—The public sales are going off well, and the ar.
"Tat".—anTheupwardmarketteaderemainsneY. quiet but the holders are very
firm and priors are unaltered.
Rica—Ten thousand begs Rangoon were offered in public
Ws, and about onetotwth sold at 10e. to 10e. 6d. ; 7,000
tags Bengal met with free buyers at 10s. to 10s. 641., but
prices rand from 10.. to lie. 6i ; 1,000 bane
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ice class sold at 10s. to 10e. 6d., ell ofd-ra
Corrow.-600 bales Madras sold In public sole at 41d.
ht bid.
Rrw has sold at • slight advance. Proof Leeway:ls,
2s. 6d.; Demerara, good, 3e.
Ist other articles no material alteration.

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is firm. Prices are quoted as follows :—Tovz
68c nett cont.; l'etresburg Y. C., on the 'put, 611 e. 3d.;
Jen. to March, 69e.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAREET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. E. I. Davis reports hide without alteration, excepting
for clover, which to in short supply and good dennsad. Prima
meadow hay, 665. to 705.; superior ditto, 755. to Ns.;
inferior ditto, 665. to 60a.; mares, 60s. to 70e.; clover,
70.. to 105 s. ; second cut, 708. to 955. ; straw, 245. to 28s.

It append tied Mr. Brotherton had been
eat/we( Dm en sdiellien of the heart for acme
glres, and lad asewoltnt Dr. Horsey, but was in his usual
eppareatlwelik ip to the the he entered the omnibus, and
had on the perriene day presided as a magiarate at
the Paling Paw Court. In the omnibus with him
were his Mink Mr John Potter and Sir Elkansh Armit-
age, sad they two in eanvernika together for nearly a mils
of the way der l'oellston daring which Mr. Brotherton
scapisi an Invitedien from Sir John Potter to spend an
maks with hint sent week, when a redden change of
ooentsnonoe in the bernmeable member attracted the atten-
tion el lir John, waded by a wild and vacant gaze at the
top of the omnibus. " Look at Mr. Brotherton," be ob-
served, "how ill he looks:' and immediately he had
unwed the wade Mr. Brotherton reclined gently back-
wards, se drag! it egret. The omnibus wan ;taming the
Crewed at the the., and Sir John becoming seriously
derma IN MI MIMI Mind that the omnibus should at once
be stepped. Withtheamisbnee of gentlemen present Mr. Bro.
'health was carded into Mr. Southern's, ourgoon, in the
Cremona, but the thee had already gone by when any human
and meld avail, and it le believed the honourable gentleman
had =sad to exist Wire be was melted out of the omnibus.
He died at the ethreneed age of 73 years.
Mr. Spurgeon boa published a sermon entitled
" nun cirliara," and • *mid on the dead walls announce,
the fact in a we, cangimious way.
The Merflia. Herald is scandalised by a resoltt.
tits adapted at the awnthly meeting of the Christian Know-
ledge Soddy, hail daring the ;accent week. "A motion,"
it says, " was nods by a lamed doctor, whose parentage
end schicadiaa WIN both derived from Germany, that the
standing committee should prepare a Bible, for family lAN
with a copious abeam of various readings, introduced in
marginal notes. The sleeting, we are further informed, was
cautioned by the thelentan—ges sew Bishop of London—
that he was Maim en 4104,1011. ground ; but he persisted.
The walks was pat, awl in spite of the bishop's caution,
dr odlordoe Iwo se dad, by twenty votes 'piing
esemieen; ma se the steadies( committee receives directions
le prow di 'sow fray lifide, with various readings.*
We as ad way much deemed, for we believe that the
dew esmadtes will justify its title, and will take its
stead Wllitherthiss against any such attempt. But, es-
away, He rapped was a strange one to bo favourably re-
ceived in each an assembly as that which is usually found in
IJDoolV•4eids."
Tun 4332 LA Tr. COrriTERS DOWAGER OF DONOCCal-
nein—The Dowager Countess of Donoughmore, whose
lath et Inenellitis at Chiavari, neer Genoa, on the 11th
111,1 e smesememi in our columns to-day, WWI the emend with
el fallight am John Rely Hutchinson, third earl of Do-
eles Mod is tketrober, 1831. Her ladyship was
=lllkenseild ilem#ll! ed the late Lieutenant-Colonel
WHY. dtbalis aspen, county ‘,Vtistineath, by
lerwilt. hew, et Da isle Sir William Montgo-
-0.6.8
an* Hot, el Ma Ma wag married to the labs
rat In 1357, end ben bli lin sa• son, John Willies, an
caw in the Ida Ulla (twit-blucher to the pre-
mai seert, sod elm The title of Donough-
... visedsbusiiiv to 1777, On C,hristebur, wifebZ
far ord Irorderodd. in dr luau ParliamYent before
dr oodo woo ofloneolo neuron of Trinity =
Selma el biked, art thhordy
dr of Roth De Wilda Wigaillti wet the
rely the Privy Ind. ar run Aar men( Una,
la Mss ward Ead at DNEEEEkaign, ENE suiselnier to
Mt varither'a liars. sad dwildeir whowrt, sweended the
=Sir Edit Atacama*, in Sao rowarisi el the
army in Z. ~mac enEnglish prcr, in the
idlerwhig year. as Lord Hmithinem, and En
rewarded with •
of
pension 2,0001. a year to the title.
DINNER TO THE InariSIOND, IVOR( ESTER, AND
WOLTEDNAIiPTON DIROCTOM.—The comptary din-
oar proposed to be given to the directors oflimen the Orford,
Worceter, and Wolverhampton Railway, in public rowel-
lion of the benefits derived from the completion of the line
and the adoption of Worcester for their meetings, is fixed for
Thursday the fah of February nest, being the daylm-
ointed.for the half-yearly meeting of shareholders. The
Right lion. Sir J. Pakingtm has consented to preside.