The Express. — 1861-04-02 (London, England)

SUICIDE AT PLYMOUTH. Thomas Hulme, of Birmingham. a commercial traveller in the picture frame line, threw himself from his bedroom window, two stories high, at his lodgings at Plymouth, on Sunday night. He had been drinking freely for the previous eight or ten days, and retired to bad about Lail an hour before the occurrence. He was takes into the house, and medical aid seat for, but died the following morning from the injuries he bad received. [Advertisement.)--HouzwAY's Pius.—DiamisB your boobta —Let no one be longer oppressed with the notion that his malady is incurable till these purifying Pills have hada fair trial. Where ordinary preparatious have failed these Pills have'been used with the most marked soccer. A course of this admirable medicine clears the blood from all Impurities, and imps:nee its quality. The whole system ls thus benefited through the usual channels without reduction of strength. shock to the nerves, or any other inconvenience . in tact, health Is renewed by natural means For curing diseases of the throat, windpipe, and chest these Pills have pre-eminently established a wurkl.wlde fame, and lu complaints of the stomach, liver, and kidneys they are equally eficacionA  The Swiss markets generally were in calm or lower, avenging 465. 6d. to 52.. 91. In Bavaria there wee no quotable change. Prioes in Cologne have rather increased, being up to 56e. 3d. on the spot, and to 565. for Ma delivery. With finer weather at Berlin, wheat closed firmer, arrivals being small ; but rye and oats were dull, and barley and peas still more .o.  Wheat at Manheim we. quoted 555. per qr. Odessa, with navigation entirely free, freights reduced, and Letter inquiry from England, totted more trade, especially in soft wheat, at full prices. Rye and barley had also been in good demand for export and local consumption. Sales of 11,000 qrs. wheat had been made at 40s. 6d. to 50s. ; of 5,000 cps. rye, at 20s. to TM. 14.; of 5,500 qrs. barley, at 20a. to 22.. 6d. Oats (of which the stock was about 17,000 qrs. only) were principally in one bend. Advice. from Galata note a considerable irruption of the Danube into the lower pert of the city, which bad occasioned much damage to the grain there. Some considerable business bad pawed in wheat at Taganrog, about 10,000 quarters hard wheat being placed at 41s. to 455. 9d., and 5,500 quarters of soft Ghirka at 425. 3d. to 445. 9d. More calm afterwards ensued from the monetary crisis, but a good opinion for the future prevailed, and all was 'sought that arrived at market. Next May and Juoe (when good arrivals are expected) were considered the best time to boy. Constantinople continued dull. Many reseals were in port, and a want of money produced lower offers for freights, which captains were loath to accept. About 12,000 qr.. of soft and 5.000 qrs. hard wheat constituted the stock, and there was neither maize nor barley. Egyptian prices were easier, both for wheat and beans, though but few of the letter were in course of arrival. The high prime of holders of Banat wheat hindered business at Trieste ; but este and barley were neglected. Country' and foreign supplies in pigsty at Naples had produced a derinie in prices, with very slow sales. Mott Bar. dianski wheat, 575. 6d. ; Mirka, 545.; Gelds, 40s. 3d. ; but rates wire almost nominal.  Supplies at Leghorn were small, both from the Black Sea and Danube. There was little isquiry from Tuscany ; the chief business was a sale of 5,000 to 6,000 bags of flour for England. White Tuscan wheat to 61.. 9d., red 565. 6.1., lifarianopli 615., Danube to 465. 9d. Genoa was in calm ; with an opinion, however, that April would revive business, there being but few arrivals. Santander showed little change. The best flour wu more difficult to sell, at 41s. 6d. per English sack. Some fine white wheat weighing 611 b.. per bushel, bad been plaied at 57.. 3d. At Bilbao, the top quotation was sfis. Santander flour at Seville was quoted Us. 6d. per sank ; wheat, Ms. 6d. to tffs. fld. per qr. The New York market for breadstuff. was rather firmer. Southern flour, to sd. 130 c. (21.. Id.), per brl. ; choice to extra M. 65c. to Td. 25e. (Yds. 4d. to 28e. 9d.) : Canadian, 115 e. to 2.1. 500. (21s. 2d. to 30s. 9d.) Chicago spring wheat, Id. 164 c. par bush. (38s. lOd. per qr.) ; red winter, lOs. (435. 4d.); white, Id. 40c. to Id. 52e. Wt. 84. to 50s. (19s. 8d Eld. -a per 4801b.)e.) Indian corn, Mc. to 68c. per ob. . to 8  TIN learned Judge, to summing up. stated that .primi tads killing muider, but that if thtu• was endow,