The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-19 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKET&

IMICING-LANE—TIIIB DAT.
Our ambito on vi doll to-day, sod vorypoorelly pekes
mot to smoldered aor low.
ihmas.—Tits pails sake wait aQ bonny, sod prime an
L. 6d. lower Ora Tmoday.
Corson.—Tloo mall public oleo love pm off at lower
kes
pi
Tm.—Allboask we do not alto motatkom la tie Moms
of boohoo the solos will not be made at Iset VOWS pike'.
ilma.vvirrao—Refraction 3; lam mold at 41s. sa 43a,
which miaowed • farther decline.
Ccrrrow.—This artkite continues deposes&
: lOC 104.

TALLOW MAR/MT.—THIS DAT.
Tba markstia ads t at the rab.lokkad quotations :—Paiers-
ban T.C. aa the gat, 489. dd.; all du year, ; Dor
eiralmor, MIL 4d. ; Jemmy aad March, 494.

13141111FDIXD HAY MARHET.—THIS DAY
Mr. Z. J. Davis mortis trade without altorotioo. Primo
otoodoor yam, 610.tu 70o.; ropprior ditto, 72.. to no; to/p-
-rior ditto, la. to 60o.; rowan, 60a. to 60r.; done, Mo.
to 1003.; seaced cat, 700. to 62..; draw, 26.. to 300.

ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOClETT.—Beening meet-
ing s Bur Heston House, Ploadmh Hooky, Nos. 23, half-
wit sight, p.m. Papas to be read : 1. Progress of the
British North Americas Exploring Hsydlttm• ender Mr.
F.E.0.11. ; 2. Reports from the Expedition to
But Africa seder Captains R. Barton sad J. H. Spahr
P.R.0.8. _ _ _ .

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THE LATE ME. STATTOID, M.P.—All inquest
we held it Dublin, yesterday, epos the hod of Mr. 13tal-
lord. The attrition of thorny to the question
ea to whether the deceased had died In consequence of en
an der at Madame othoinietned to him at Limerick.
Aire the aecemeary evidence, however, they came to the
conelesion that the hon. gentleman had died from natural
asuman dimes of the heart being sufficient to amount for
death.
A FdridnAL UNION BETWEEN THE AUSTRALIAN
Corowise—After considerable delay ltr. Dusty has brought
up the import et a embeat °pismire* appointed many months
ago M madder the question of • thimiel laden between the
Ausinilien colonies. The report some to Is to be a Judi-
clone and well-coneidend document. It abstains trots in.
trodueing say
_matter calculated to irritate the sensitive
*keno at rivet colonial, end ls rosined to a recom-
mendation that a =krona Acrid be invited at
dawns from the Ben& Isgidatures of New
Beath Wales, South Amaral* Tumults, and this
colony, and to an enumerstien at the principal
'abject, which it would probably be derrable to
bring ember the notice of such a ormelene Although
the time is not yet ripe for the establishment of • federal
union as complete and general se that which, for maniple,
binds together the several riot's of the American Republic,
we an convinced that some sort of cannel legislative body,
for dimpoeing of questions in which the interests of the four
colonies are Intimately involved, would prove of great ad-
vantage, and we are accordingly glad to record that the
report was adopted in the Assembly lad eight. We have
no doubt that the other legislatures will willingly consent to
• conference Melbourne Arles, Sept. Id.
FIRE AT THE EAST BUTE DOM.—CARDIFF
TUBSOLT.—AbOIIt eight last evening a fire broke out in the
weights( machine on o. I Tip, East Bute Dock. On the
alma boil being rang, the dock officials mustered their forma,
end, misted by a large number of piton and other', ooze.
maned cutting the wood-work down to prevent the do
,pending, and which they succeeded in doing, otherwise the
=e might have been orninderslith there were imo may
in the docks. Ono of the dock-gate min, who ran
dared greet eminence in handing water from the dock, by
woe moon or other fell into the dock when in the act of
raising water, and before insistence could be rendered woe
drowned. olt !NW!s a wife and family. The origin of the
fire is not known.
THE STEVENAGE MrItDER.—STEVENAGE, Nov.

111.—Ilas prisoner Jeremiah Carpenter was to-day again
brought before the Reverend Mr. Prodgers and a bench of
magistrates, to undergo final examination upon the charge of
murdering John Starkins, the police constable. Mr. Haw-
kins, the barrister, attended to conduct the prosecution, and
Mr Fitzjohn, an attorney from Baldock, watched the case
on behalf of the prisoner. Captain Robertson, the chief
constable, wu also again present. It will be remembered
that onMonday the coroner's jury returned a verdict of wilful
murder against the prisoner, end the evidenos bay already
boon fully given. The witness Shepherd, end his son, who
were supposed to know more of the eircansetancree connected
with the prisoner's proceedings on the night of the murder
than they chose to make known, were examined very closely
by Mr. Hawkins, but they did not add anything to their
former statements, and no additional evidence was adduced.
After an Inquiry, which Meted for several hours, the prisoner
was also omitted under the magistrates' warrant to take
hie trial for wilful murder.

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COMMITTAL OF A TRADESM 1N FOR SETTING FIRE
To in PILOPIRTV.—At Oswestry, on Monday, Aaron
Lyme, • jeweller and watchmaker was brought before the
magistrate* on a charge of attain; Ilre to his own premises.
The property wea Mewed in the Shropshire and North
Wale* Ineorance Ofßce, and en agent from that cake, ac-
companied by • solicitor, clotted the premises upon the day
after the firs, and from the state in which the piece was
found, the contradictory statements of Lyons, end other
suspkions circumstances, the solicitor of the company applied
fora warrant to arrest Lyons. The prisoner was committed
for trial.
CSITRAI. PALACIL 0113 SHILLING DAT.

W 1;;;;;111 Nov.lB.—Adiabolose prat, 1346 ;
Mile. by Iwo debate, 268: total visitors, 1,1 3.
Lonnox Glossas Choinnts Coitteirf.--Traflie
nog& for the wog =ding 14th Nuv., 10,2091.4 e. U.