The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-07 00:00:00

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.

Tile number of besets is rather shorter tban ou Thurs-
day last, and there is a good demand for choice qualities.
Youday'a quotetione are readily obtained. The supply of
sheep is about the same as of Ist& Trade is dull and
a clearance is sot effected ; but prices remain unaltered.
Wyss and Lobs are not sallies quite so well. From Ger-
many and Holland there are 690 beset., 3,290 sheep, and
697 calms. Spain, 67 beast& Ifileb cows, 83.
1 Per mom of alba. a. d. •d. rili stone of 31b• •
alai Soots, lensed. 6 10 6 0 bet Dent 111-bdallh b
Beat Short-harm 4 I 4 10 Dad Long-wools.. 0
Second goal. boasts 3• 3 8 Da. do. Sam% .. . 4
Oates 3 • 4 10 I Ewes It mooed goal •
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PUS
BestDwodHltbryd 0 0 0 0
Beasta .t market, 1,4111. a
P 64. PLR 170.

Limbs
sep and !samba. 12.700

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SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.--(THIB DAT.)

Mears. Harvey and Easton report trade firm at the td-
lowing prior :—Primo meadow lug, 72e. to 80s. ; superior
ditto, 84a to 93a ; new ditto, 555. to 725. ; clover, old,
90a. to 112 e. 641. ; straw. 295. to 30a.

Tae LAT& TROTTING MATCH. —OR Tuesday
West Radian beech of magistrates, sitting at Leeds. heard
a complaint by the Society for the Prevention of i:rueMy
to Acimals 'gable two persona that town, who :.re the
owners of two hone. which Oa the 27th ult. trotted agaiost
each other in a 50-miles race for 501. side. One home
aooompliabed the joorney in three home and fifty minutes,
but the other died after going more than 40 mile*. Mr.
Green, the owner of the winner, was fined :at and ants,
which wee immediately paid; but Mr. Jobs Ftobeon. the
owner of the defeated and defunct animal, was committed
to prism for • month, the magistrates being of opinion
that his was an aggravated case, inasmuch ae after biz
hone fell once he attempted to promoute the joursey, sad
only gam it up on • second break-down 9nickly orciwrinr.
SONL“ NIBULDOI. LI Tuesday night it distress-
ing accident bappeeed at Outhouse of Mr. mitten, builder,
Stratford New Town. About 10 o'clock the servant,
Elizabeth Miles, aged 15, went to bed, and shortly after-
ward, Mr. Rushton 's toe wee awakened by hearing moms
sad the loud barking of a dog, which was chained in the
yard. He dressed himself, went dowootaini„ and wsa
shrieked to find the poor girl lying es the pavement in the
yard, where she bad fallen from as attic door a height of
18feet. A surgeon was immediately in atteadmice, who
fouled that abe bad received alarming injuries, which will
probably have • fatal result. The girl had no recolleekisia
how the accident occurred, and the probability is that is
her sleep aloe mart bars walked from her bedroom through
the attic doer, which was left opts.
AN ARRONTATIC RA ILWAT. —MOGBIGUT Gouraud,
Vieecanetil of Frames for Rhode Island, has made implies-
Coo fors patent for his aerostatic railway, bobs worked by
atmspbsb forme apes leased please of wire .upended
is the air. It le prepesed to apply it to street railways,
for crowded thoroughfars is populous Mika—New York
Suf.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.•WEDNIIIDAT, Jci. 6.

TRESPASS (IRELAND) BILL,

After our report left yesterday,
The word " rabbi% " was excluded from claws 3.
Oa the question list the word woodcocks be added to the
*lawn,

Mr. 11.311A110N said it was absurd to suppose that any
lemon could hare a property is woodcocks, maim and
mikrratory birds of that kind, which were bred abroad,
and only came to this country at a c,rtnin period of the
year.
Colonel SYKES observed that widgeon and teal were tha•
property of the Kequirnaux for half the year. (Laughter.)
It we. absurd to claim property in such birds. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. W. 0. GORE said that if the hon. gentleman Loom.
ponied him to Ireland he would Chow bim in a space not
brier than the area of the Houses of Parliament twenty
ndsu of wild ducks. _

The committee divided on the question that treederacks
be inserted :
AY" Bl
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NOD'

TS. word woodcocks was accordingly howled.

Mr. 11.11,1110 N objected to wild duck, teal, and widgeon
being made game because they were found in in act of
1787, when
Mr. FITZGIBBON said that the Irish peasantry was
frearid to powder by a set of nesempulous landlords.
.Mr. W. 0. GOES said that these birds were made game
by two acts of parliament.
Mr. CAIRO said that it was grate absurd to make wild
belts
Mr. trATIGIIIBLD said it was a question of trespass and
set of property.
Mr. BAGWELL said that a large number of the people
of Wexford obtained a livelihood by the killing of wild
ducks.

LONGFIELD said that the act would not apply to
Oa sea, but to the Lod, which was private property.
Ii'MAHON said that the landlords claimed the
property of the asa-shora
DIVA.NN said be knew penons who charged rent for
&Mae ea the open ma near the land. 7he bill Wall a moo-
se rous one.

77/Li: ROEBUCK thought they might Ai well lock&
. _ _

ea. O. (:KEY observed that these birds, wild ducks,
Mal. and widgeon, were not puke under the Eoglish law.
(Hear.) . _

The 'committee thee divided :
For the introdootios et the words
" wild dada"
Against it

The clause as amended was thes agreed to.
A new clause, iu substitationsof clause 2, was submitted.
11l gave the landlord or lessor of any land, who bad re-
mewed to himself the right to game, or where the occupier
held as yearly tenant without the right to game having
bows duly given in writing, then the landlord or lessor
should be deemed the legal occupier of such land, as far se
regarded prosecuting moons who trespassed in pursuit of
genie.
On the motion that the abase bo added to the bill the
ecaunittee divided—
For the clause
Ag►inst it
The bill then passed through committee, and the house
resumed.