The Express.
London, England, 1868-12-30 00:00:00

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MINCING-LAITS.-(THI8 DAT.)
Pros.3.—Tbe demand is confined to brown qualities, at
steady prices ; including 300 bags of Mauritius, at 295. to
31s. ; and 1,700 bags cloyed Manilla, at 295. 6d.
Refined.—There is a fair inquuy for all qualities, at
fully previous rates.
Corms.—For good qualities of Plantation Ceylon full
pikes are paid ; common sorts neglected.
TEA, RICE, and S.u.rrerue.—No eales to report.
Corrox.—There is a very active mquiry, at id. per lb.
advance.

TALLOW MARX:BT.—(Tnis DAT.)
The matte& fiat. Town tallow, 465. 91. ; Petersburg
I% on 1.1.3 vet, 435. , January t Marth, 431. 3d.;
Yank, 48.. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(71118 DAY.)
Maws. Pattenden and Bmith report very little doing
this week up to the present. Quotations nom►naly firm.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls End Helton, 18s. ; Walls End Latnbton. 17s. 61. ;
Walls End Haswell, 18a. ; Walls End Soutk Hatton,
17s. £d; Walls End East Hartlepool, 17s. 9d.; Walls
End Hartleyool, 17e. 6d. ; Walls End Original Har-
tlepool, ltls. ; Walls End Kenos, 16e. 6d.
Walls End Eden Main, 16s. 641. ; Walls End Hetton
Lyon., 15s. 9d. ; Walls End FrainwelWe, 16s. ; Walls
End South Hartlepool, 16s. ; Cowpen Hartley, 15s. 6d.
West Hadley, 158. 6d. , Hastings Hartley, 15a. 641.;
—Ships at market, 62 ; at sea, 140.

Tan BEILIOUS CHARON AGAINST A LENDS MM.
WITL—The midwife named Sarah Barrett or Parley.
charged with basing caused the death, by means of &
felonious operation, of a young woman named Laura
Elba Thurkill, was again brought before the Leeds
magistrates yesterday. In the afternoon the coroner's
in wee opened, whets Mr. J. Bier , .
COMlMllliell agent, and with whom the deceased red es
his wife, was examined. He stated that he drat became
acquainted with the deceased in March, 1867. She repre-
sented herself se • Igle woman, and he believed she had
a mother and • stepfather reading in Hull. She had lived
with him sines April, 1867. She had • child to him on the
2nd January lest. The child was living. That day fort-
night she was able to go out, sad left the house in the
evcahig about eight o'clock, under the pretence that she
was EMI to have a warm bath. She returned borne
about midnight, and was very ill. Witness assisted
her out of • cab, ea she was unable to walk by
herself. He did not notice the cabman, who said ha
bad got his fare. Dee/seed maid she had great pain.
She talked very little. As she became worse, Kr.
Hayward, surgeon, was rent for. Witness did
not know the prironer, and deceased had never said
a wee d to him to indicate that she intended to promos
abortion. Mrs. Mann, wife of the Rev. J. Mann, who
resides next door to the house in which deceased lives.
Mated that the deceased, on the Sunday preceding her
death, told her that she had been to the house al a 'roma
in Fountain-street, for the purpose of seeming abortion.
and that the woman to whom she went need instressuale.
The inquiry was adjourned for farther evidence.
OUTWARD INDIA ,urn CHINA MAILS OP 12T11—
11kra Dim—Bums, Dec. 29.—The Peninsular sad Oriental
Cainplaty./ lINIIIIShip Wards loft at pan., ad tae
Mooltasi at p.n. yesterday, far Bosehey and Oaloatte
respeetterly.

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