The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-11 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Tits market is dull. Town islloW is quoted 6.15, usg
sub ; Petersburg Y.C., on the spot. now, Ms. t.L •, old,,
MIL 6d. ; Janimuy to March. Lls. ed. " &ellen ;" Nara.
520. 6d. " sellers ;" April to dim, 515.61.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.--(THLS DAY.)
Nam Patteodes end &Kith report • firm and steady
market fee hype of •L Made, at •boat the saute prices es
Let week.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Wall/ Eed Lainbtoa, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell.
17s. ; Walls Eud Bruldyll's Hattori, 17s. ; Wan. End
South Hellos. 17s. ; Walls Eod Haugh Hall, 16.. fd.;
Walls Eod Kepler Grange, lee. 6d. ; Walls End Campy
17s. ; Walls End Kelloe, 17s. ; Walls End Eden,l6B.
Walla End Aooru Close, 16s. 91; Walls End Hun wick
17w. Gd. ; Walls End Whitworth, 15s. 6.1. WYlum.
16s. ; North Mon, 15e.; Tanlleld floor Butes. 14a.;
Davidson's Hartley, 15s. 6d. ; Hastisip Hartley, 15s. 3d.-
46 shilei at market.

MILLANCROLY DEATH& —Yesterday inforniatioa
was brought into Newcastle-on-Tyne by the comet',
people corning to market of the malanCholy deaths by
drowning of • man and lad in the North Tyne. At all times,
more especially in the winter, the North Tyne, like most
mounts= streams, is • treacherous river, coming down, ea
country people express it, "with the roll of a sad-
, den." Lest Saturday, a young man named Appleby,
son of thegamekeepor at Newtonhall, was cent Ly his master
Mr. Armstrong, of Short Moor, near Chipebase Clutle, on
the North Tyne, to bring a sow home in a cart. Before
leaving the farm on his journey Mr. Armstrong cautiooed
the young man to thrust down a stick at the :either aide
of the river, and if he found in returning that it had
" waxed" not to attempt to ford it ; but it see=
that the young man had neglected thews pi-a:mo-
tions, for, upon returning with the sow in the cart, he
bad taken • lad named liuddlestooe into it, and had
driven into the river. The wild and rushing stream very
soon swept the mare off her feet, and carried her and
the cart aed two young men down the stream. Their cries
attracted the attention of a man coming to the ford, and he
tried to render them wistarias, as the cart, the mare at
the time plunging dreadfully, was swept towards the bank
where he stood ; but before he could give them any help,
the cart upset, and the two young men and the mare were
drowned. The sow swans ashore. The body of the mane
*as got out of the river on Sunday morning. In her death
agonies she had given birth to a foal. The bodies it
the two young men bad not been recovered at midday an
Monday. The melancholy fate of the young men, Appleby
being between 20 and 30 years of age. and the boy
13 or 14, has caused quite • gloom in the villages of Ninth
Tyres.
Tai ACORN-STREET OUTRAGE, SHEFFIELD.—We
are glad to learn that Mrs. Wash:ledge is now rapidly rear
vexing. The change in her appearaoce during the last few
days is remarkahlt. For some time after the explosion her
face was so dreadfully disfigured that it was impossible lie
discern • single feature of the human countenance in the
mess of Teetering flash which lay on her pillow. Now.
however, with the exception of a few blue powder specks,
not the slightest disfiguration remains. The remark-
able manner in which Mrs. Wastuidge is recovering is not
0,4 a string proof o( her excellent coestitution, but alined
the ekilfal treatment sod sammittieg care of the home
meson and medical officers of the institution.—Stejleid
Independent of yesterday,