The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-24 00:00:00

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For Account.

S pit Palo. as ao 56 49
I per Mato. 19390 .. 9360
5 do. New Load.
,t II II
ti per Oats. .1 0
. 0 0 I,
4 per 09031. i 79 o I ps 011
6.1061111 g• as Landau : at slibt7 29 9u; 90 9929. 99 33 •
, 9940
1942
Do.
Do. — o a Nods—
liedaiont 3 per Onto 95 50 BankTrimid Shay 3res
Baoessu, Jung 21. Loan, 1840, 981 I; ditto,
1842, 99; citio, 1848, 96 951; ditto, 1844, 90; ditto,
1830, 631 • Loan of the City, 1832, 100 ; ditto,
1843, 961. 'Bonk of Belgian, 80 ; ditto, 1841, 109. No
iniehaaps

„ag Ih. lanes/. (3041ng.
34 40 SS SS ” 39 40
9373 93 93 13 83

ANST.ERDA/t. Juno 21. Active Debt, Two-snd-
a-Half per Cent. 671 671 ; ditto, Three per Cast ,
673 681 ; ditto, Four per Cent., 88 883.—Fast India
Lean, Four per Cent., 871 871. Exchanges: London,
Wets, 12.10; ditto, two months, 12.06 ; Hamburg, tight,
35.37; two months, 36.26• Paris, sight, 67; ditto, two
montbs, 60.62.—1n1and stock of all kinds was ratbt r fist to-
day; Frontal stook somewhat brisker; Russian and Ass
trian steady ; no transsetisne of soy important°, in South
Ameriosa stock ; dismat, 2 per seat.
THIS DAY.

Two o'Clecm.
Consols have been steady all morning, at 98,1 to 1
ex div. for the opening. Three per Cent. Reduced
mark 96,1 and # ; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 98 and
Exchequer Bills have been done at 87s. and 695.
Deem. India Bonds, at 88s.; ditto small, at 83s. and
48s, prem. Bank Stock, 2U9.
The foreign stock market is almost entirely with-
out buinees, but prices are nominally quoted without
alteration. Up to this time transactions have only
boa ideated in Mexican for the 28th inst. at 30;

Nark this day Calla.. 9,096 33,304 24,733
Delivery last weak
Do. tram 146 lope
arrival last week 334 .1,146 809
Do. trout lot Auto
Price T. C. this day per cwt 43e. Us. 66. 38a. 874.0 d.
Do. Town 464. 6d. , 896.9 d. Vs. W.
PUBLIC Sat.'s advertised for Friday, June 28 : 200 cask,
350 boas. South American Tallow, 360 arks Australian,
sad 23 auks St. Petersburg Y.C., recked.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Bate'. Hartley, 121.; Huddle's West Hartley, 13.;
Carr'. Hartley, 13t.; Ede. Main, 145.; Taalleld Moor,
121. ; West Hartley 131. ; Walls End Hetrick. and Co.,
130. ; Walla End Beaddyll'a iht.loo, 15e. ; Walla End
Heaton, 13,. 31 ; Walls End Haswell, 15e. 91.. ; Walls
End Hatton, 160. 91.; Walla Eld Eillingwortk, 12.. 91. ;
Walla End Lamktoo, 15a. 61.; Walls End Stewan's,
IS., 9d. ; Will. End Adelaide Tee., 161. ; Walla End Tom,
15.. Eld.—Ships at market, 86.

MARK-LANE-THIS DAY.
Our market was again but moderately supplied with
English Wheat by land-carriage samples, from Essex, Rent,
and Sotfolk ; and the stand, were cleared at an early hour,
at the lull prici s of Monday last. There was a fair retail
demand for foreign Wheat, at late rates.
There was no alteration is the value of either English or
foreign Barley.
Really tine sweet hone-corn, being scarce, commanded
64. to Is. per qr. more money ; while other descriptions of
Oats wet, more readily sold at last week's quotations.
Beans and rese fully maintained the quotations of Most.
day last.
BRMBII. 811111is8ePor Qr
Wawa, tam and Beat, red 98 Le to to 42...wh1te.. 3c to 42 to 46
Norfolk and Suffolk. 31 to 40 to 41... do 3B to 40 to 44
Talavera Teen or flagolt
Canth. at Lim, red. to 88 to 42 to 40 to 44
sn
Bill" Feeding. ........ 19 toll...died:him to 21 to 23
Melting.
Days, English Peed 13 to 17 to Ige .... to
Ditto Poland! l7 to 18 to 19. 01...p0tat0...... 4.0 to 22. Od
Berwick 12 Feoteb feed IS to 19s 61...p0taa 20 t• Od
rer yek el NAM
nova, Town-made, deliecred 36 to 38...6ne hoard:told 32 to 34
Norfolk and itutfofig 29 to 30... white 3O to al
FOREI67g.
_ . _

goat, Dantaie and Romgeb;rl7.77lTio.lo...ene 44 to 20
Pomeranian, Rostock anal Marin, 4.. 42 to 44
DanuM anal Hamburg
Russian $4 to 27—Egyptian — to
Danube and Odium .......-... .....
Canadian ....„ to —..../vmlaslion..... 44 to $4
Oars, Roattum
Pomeranian and nag •e;nd ...., ...13 to IS
Swedish sail Mani ... —.. .. IS to $5
Puma, Amman, per ban* of 11161 be. ..... .. Id to 27
Canadian
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM I:th JUNE TO 32nd JUNE.
Qrs. . Elmrl!sh. lioneL lrish. Yoram&

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mutat I —1330 300 I
Oats l7O 100 I 13019
Mar. 6.304 sacks ; 120 barrels. Mal; 1,186 gm

SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET, THIS DAY.
There has been 1 fresh cargoes arrived since our lait
report. In good condition ; but the weather is so very hot
they are selling very slowly, at the following quotations :
T irit Regent,. CO+. to 90s. Scotch, cups, bOs. to 705.;
Rhenish, whites, 60s. t 70s. ; Belgian, whites, 601. to 65..

BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the demand
for new and tine yearling live continues steady, at about
the same prices as of late. The accounts from Kent, Sussex,
and F.rnham speak of the Hops proeressing favourably.
The Worcester amonnta are unfavourable, Hy and lice being
on the increase. Du:y estimated at 165,0004

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
We have a large supply of Beasts, and a short attendance
of buyers, cools quently priers are lower. A considerable
number retrain unsold. It is only in a f..w instances that
3s 41. la realised. There is an extraordinary supply of
Sheep. Trade is very bad, especially for bit, fat Sheep—all
kinds are lower, and many remain unsqld. There is rather
more demand for chola Lambs ; but middling ones sell low.
Calves are plentiful; they are with difficulty disposed of, at
rather lower rates. From Germany and Holland there are
603 Beasts, 1,710 Sheep,l64 Calves, and 20 Pigs; Spain, 400
Beasts • Scotland, 200; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,000; and 400
from dambridae.

its Mao at die. a. A. s. d. I Per dose er Ina r. I. d.
1344011481% Iliritorib 3_ 34 BM Dn.. Ht.-bds. IA 383 ..
8
210 3 2 ( Dost Lang-woos 0 0 4 0
SiZinsoft.. 2428, I D. de. ahoy
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Bust Dos. b nati.tro •ID 0 webs ..... ....... 4 4 u
Bomb all =AA, 3.832; Om sod Lad* 3000 ; Ontve. 31)3
Iles. 330.

THE REV. W. NIASKELL was received on Saturday
into the Roman Catholic Church at the chapel in Spanish-
place.
ANOTHER CASE OF POISONINO.—On Friday after-
noon William Route was brought before the magistrates of
Moseley, charged with the wilful murder of his wife, by
administering arsenic to her. At the corlner'e inquiry,
which has been loos pending, a woman named Caroline
Bottomley said that she saw the deceased a short time hefure
her death, when she told her that her hush snd had put
something into her porridge which had made her unwell.
That party asked the husband what he bad put in, when he
replied, "Oh, only a little soda." The medical evidence
proved that the deceased died from the effects of arsenic, and
the jury returned • verdict that the deceits. d died from
arsenic, but by whom adminiaered there was no evidence to
prove. The coroner then ordered the husband, who bed
been taken into custody, to be discharged. The superin-
tendent of police, from information subsequently re-
ceived, went and again apprehended the husband,
and on removing him to his cell he cut hie trousers
fob out, and found in it • small portion of white
powder, which, upon being chemically examined, proved
to be arsenic. The prisoner then said that he might
as well tell all about it. On the Thursday before Whit-
Sunday he bought threepenny worth of arsenic for Maria
Buckley, who gave him sixpence to buy it. He returned
the next day and gave Buckley the arsenic, who rave his
wife tame in treacle, on two mornings. The remainder of
the packet she gave to the prisoner, who put it in his watch
fob. Buckley and her husband, he added, knew all about
the poisoning of hie wife, and they ought to be taken into
cnstedy. He also told the officer where he purchased the ,
arsenic. Mr. F. C. Calvert, professor of chemistry, de-
scribed the internal appearances of the stomach, and said
they were generally healthy. He also proved finding arsenic
between the MMUS of the prisoner's fob. A great many
additional witnesses were examined, who in the main cor-
roborated the above. There is, however, no doubt that the
prisoner will be fully committed to trial at the next 'culotte,
for wilful murder. Tois shocking eau has created a very
painful venation throughout the neighbourhood.
DEATH BY DROWNING IN TILE SERPENTINE.-
Yesterday morning, a few minutes past 6 o'clock, • young
gentleman named John Billowin, whose father is an exten-
sive plantar and merchant at TrinVad, and who was raiding
with some friends at No. 39, Charlotte street, Fitzroy-
square, was drowned in the Serpentine. He west there,
accompanied by • friend and • servant, for the purpose of
bathing. They were all good swimmers, and took the north
side of the Serpentine, about 150 yards above the receiving
house. They had gone out between 40 and 60 yards, when
demised got into a boat, which, with two more, was moored
off there. In a few minutes he again plunged into the
water, shortly alter which he called the servant to his mist-
anat. Oriffithe and Cox, boatmen in the employment of the
Royal Humane S misty, proceeded in a boat to his rescue,
but before they reached him he disappeared. In about six
minutes he was found, when he was conveyed to the re-
ceiving house, where he was instantly put into • warm bath.
The usual remedies to restore the vital functions were eon
tinned upwards of two hours, but without avail. This is
the second loss of life this season at the north side of the Ser-
pentine.