The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-31 00:00:00

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TUN NEW RUSSIAN TARIFF.
The alterations is the Russian Tariff ars to oosso
Mt° °potation aa the let of Jaaaary, 1861. TM falistriag le
a selection of dm more isportaat items --epig, th• sew
rates of duty with the old. (TM Mime nisei yamorth 37 .
stering, nearly,—eutte wisp 277 67 grate of NA silver, and
is divid.d into 100 copecks. TM peed la egalesleat to
about 38 pessda avoirdupois )
samosa. DIITIIB. MUM! New Tariff.
a z. a. rt.
Batu r, per p00l
Amuck, rum, sad rimich broody, pet
mita
Vinesar, sour, sad puffy, per hogshead 35 0 24 0
0
Ditto, Met beer prohibited 24
Ditto sad elder, per1511&00 46 030
046 090
Cotton, raw, pet&
6 60 5 9

torlo
do. 50...
loarod 8 0 6
Da.
20
D.. do. Adrian'?lora
15
60 11
Do. sod MD serum whir 6 6
1 10 4
C.,ttos waddle, 2l 60 12
Silk do.
Coonioool
ssodry raw or aawrosobs militial. To- vow,. rim
' - " dodo.

qui-4C BIT ia—eaulealcubse art e.
agriculture
Paper—writing, in Ants, *Amend, gilt,
or silvered, or is any way ornamented,
&c., pee lb 0 65
Cotton manufactures : all *shinnied,
white, with white border'', or warted 083 }
with cotton of the same colour, as els, 1 u
comas dyed of one colour having 10 eq.
wetness in the pound, per lb.
If 'needles 10 39 arsheens per lb
(The mitten is equal to 28 Emilia
ittelies.)
The same, different entron, per lb.
From 10 to 12i eq. emboss, per
Benedict 12e do. do
Illassehestere, Tdvere ts, sad all aloes
textured cottons, of Co. cot teen

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east ro, per lb.
Lacs sad tulle of eaten or flax, do
Easekaawaro, Lila, pots, aselaomana eta-
'lama ware, pa lb lB4l 465
1846 3 491
1842 1 321

Crucibles, retorts, &a, &a
Plana sad hempen manalastarse, cos-
brio, 1111:120TIC handkerchief., and bass
with border. or corners, per lb 6 60
If printed or stamped throughout ..• •
Fia. Inn', for stare., of flax or blimp,
or sized with cotton, whits or
coleand, per lb 1 66
Stout sad mons linens of has or hemp,
or mired with cotton, per lb
Taileclothe, napkins, and towels, par lb. 230
3 °clings, gloves, sad up., do 1 20
Machias. and models, copying machiaes,

as.
Plated goods, por lb 2 35
Smiths' ire.- wake tin.: anchors, nails,
Le., united sad act polished, per rod 330 1 0
Tin plates
Ditto, lacquered 6 0 3 0
Tut were, not painted
Ditto, painted or ornasa,ntad 1
24 06 0 ) 12 0
Man's wearing apparel, node up, ad
50 p.
valorem prohibited cent
Women's ditto
Earthenware (Formic), whits or of one
colour, and no borders or painting, per
p 1841 486 2 0
nod
Ditto ditto 1648 3 491
Ditto ditto 1847 2 471 2 0
Ditto coloured, painted or gut l2 0
9 0
_. _

i o 4 0

elan for wicdows. sad glass ware, cast,
and not groand, and snorsasnentsd,
per pood
Ditto dm* ornamented 2O 0
Clocks, per lb.
Watches and chronometen. gold, each 5 0 2 0
Ditto ditto silver
WOOLLIIII YAM UlACTI:1111.
Cloth, half-cloth, twister., drab, drape
de-damet, rateen, Vireos& ; also hand-
kerchief., coverlata Ike., made of tho
same—black, blue black, green a darker
than gnu grass. likewise white or
Harsh whits, per lb.
The sass articles, except handkerchief ,
coverlets, 40., of all other colour., per
1 80
Elondkercirit to, lets, &a., of all to-
lour.; printed or woven of different
colours, per lb 4 0
Ylannel, grosete, froze, Imre, trip, plualt,
blankets, as., with coloured border.,
per lb

Dognessir, tricot, tricot *wieners, arid
loch like ankh' for peutelooos, of one
roioar, or wood Intl cotton, flax, or
hemp, or sot, per lb.
Carpets, one or sore @doom 'own or no
ma, per lb 0 65
Closo•woren er4ala, mesa se esialtero,
oords, eorioeto, ISOfellii, of 11l Kure
sr*. ie s lb., pot lb.
The MEW stamped, pristoel, and ea's,

- ditto -
All light worsted snicks, iris., merinos,
half ditto, naslln-d►taines (except
bunting, Ike.), not having note lan
live square snit. in a lb
Ditto, batii g nova than 800 snooze arab

..
per lb.
Handkerebice and snoods, woollen or
Wood, per lb.
8106110111. cop. woatetcos,e, drawers,
Russel sbirle —

The alteratioes in the ezport duties are, for tbe
part, only apparent, caseating chiefly in an additiourovitd.
the
duties of the supplementary 10 per cent. already e
Salted bide* and train oil are to be exported free o ant, ;
and rugs and cuttiags of cotton (now prohibited) et duties,
Nrvely, f) and 20 copeks pee
ieue t :riff, as we have already said, coma t.to operation
en the Ist of January. 1851. 6.0 goods ly hi; nucleated in
the Castor's hoses to that date will be Used with the lower
rate of duty; and la those cases in which the new duty is
higher, they wiU be cleared at the former and lower rate of
duty.

BOILER EETLIMION AT CLAXIIEDOII, DCIMAII.
Os Friday week Ism an inpleette, which canoed the instan-
taneous death of two persona, occurred at the Ford Paper
Mot, Clesheugh, situated on the banks of the Wear, about
three miles from Sunderland. There are, it appear', two
oasis's to work the machinery of the mill, which 'resupplied
by steam from tire cylindrical boilers about 26 feet by 6
each. These boilers were "mimed in a building to the west
of the mill itself, the walls of which were of subtends' mason
work, although the roof was of 'lighter *marathon. The
engines were kept in motion night and day. The boiler
which exploded we. the fourth from tte engine ; it had only
recently been thoroughly repaired, and was considered the
strongest in the building. Tee accident occurred at about a
quarter to seven in the morning, when the neighbourhood
was suddealy alarmed by the report of the exploaion.which wee,
however, drowned in the noise of the steam which instan-
taneously moped from all the boilers. After the first
alarm had Winded it was found that a large portion of the
boiler-house had given way, the roof haviog been completely
taken off. Stone", slates, and tetra were mattered in all
directions around, over the roof of the mill, and for some
distance in the neighbouring fields. Half of the boiler had
bees forced through a thick wall into the carpenters' shop,
which was unroofed, and the fittings of which wore either
much damaged or entirely destroyed, while the other =
weighing certainly not lus than two tons, bad been
over the roof of the mill and lodged in the hill side, at •
distance of upwards of 100 yards, heating down a stone
wall in its way. A smaller ponies was found on the road at
some distances from the boiler-kora. The accident was not eon.
fined to damage to property. A man and • boy, the former'
named Thomas Oliver • fireman, and the latter, his eon,
Jelin Oliver, were killed by it. Thomas Oliver had charge
Oho fire under the exploded boiler, and from the position
be which his body was found alter the sad Gramme', it is
evident that he had bees on his way to the coal depot for
meta when he was so suddenly deprived of life. Hs has left
• wife and six or seven children. His eon Thome, who was
employed in another part of the mill, bad just come Into
the boiler-hones a few minutes previous, to see his father ;
stud he aloe was found dead. The bodies were shockingly
wanted ; they were completely buried amongst the ruins
the building. It was exradingly fortunate that the
explosion took pleat at the time it did, for had it occurred
much sooner or much later the sacrifice of life must have been
considerably greater, as shortly before there were a large
number al workmen in the boiler-house, and shortly after
no fewer than • doges would have been assembled rased
the fires at breakfast. It is aho very fortunate that the
portioas of the exploded boiler took the directions which
they did; for bad the large porticia which we have stated to
hive been thrown such • distance taken a course more to
the eastward, it would have gone through the fool of the
vigor mill, where it must have greatly damaged tic
mashirery, and probably set fire to • large quantity of rev
Mho upper Matey. Such (says the Suseariarsal Herold)
a statement of the occurrence itself; but it will be dlfil-
, salt, if not impossible, to account for the cause of it.
Practical sea who have been insisters all their lives, con-
I fres, aftv examining the premises_ that they are quite na-
-1 able to assign • reason for it. There tan have bra no
deficiency of water in the boiler; and that Dancing did
not take place is apparent from the fact that • plese of
hemp which was inside, and at the spot where the crack
took place, is not tinged in the slightest degree. The
enginionan had examined the valves only a few minute'
before the explosion and he states that the,. was net
sufficient steam to set the eagles is andea. The valves
remain in the meet position in which they were at the somene
of the esplosion, and they corroborate his statement. Se
that it some impossible to account for it by any of
ordinary eaves. An inquest on the bodies of the saran
was commenced at Hylton on Saturday and contained eh
Thursday, but no decision aas yet been come to.
THE CONDEMNED CONVICTS AT Yom—The Os.
'senor al York Castle has received • reprieve from WM
§ecretary of State for the two oalprits, Goddard and
Whitaker, who were left for execution by Yr. Jostles
Fathom, at the Let assime, Sec an abembablo Wow at
Loskireal seer HaelanfelL