The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Cl CANADA.

After our report left yesterday a long rambling
discassise took place, to the epos of whisk soma! sans&
meats were propreed. ultimately
A motion mad* by Mr. CANNAI to agree be the original
resolution, omitting from tho report the swop* whisk
stated that the nun of 8,1191. is. 7d., Seamed ter the
Peet Hiroo end Milwaukee Easy is 31168, MOSS* im
eluded in the balanosehost ender UM heed "Sundry se-
costs due to the company," bad now been eharged to mal-
let, sod two paragraphs referring to the:Fed some-
sent with the Grand Truk Hallway, was with the
oinoent of the board, the object being to a
any opinion With regard to that agromaseg till 11=12
racely Woes the shareholdirs.
Mr. Gass then proposed that as Mr. *yams bed
motored the service of the Gkerad Trnak Com the egos
of managing director of this meopeay shoal& be fuel up.
Mr. Hors mid Mr. &Apse was will in their minim,
and was conducting Me anangessonts with the OremiTrank
Company. As the two compissien SOS shoe* be shed, it
would be inersdiont to appoint a asw maraglo4 director.
A discussion of a permed adore eased,, which revolted
in the withdrawal of thoselfon.

.-.C;oi;;Ftl-W—lasTal-Tairsea iasiasiat the pro-
oesdiap.

THE CATTLE AND NBA! TRADE OP LONDON.

Lit night a meeting of oath dealers and meat
mleemen tad batches was hold at the Loathe nears, for
a.bviFoe• of taking aiseauree in opposition to the ow or
lowedMr Richard Mayas with regard to the
details daring certain hours through the shad of
the metropolis.
Mr. FAUST, of Nottiag-itflt was celled to the cask and
in epeeist the beside; mid the sew regalatkms se to the
hours in which cattle should be driven thmegh the streets of
le=bilately issued by Sr Richard Mayas, were a moat
iateehresee with their tract% and de wpm
ustrti=seteridietthsergetems toothit,rozzetau=satikeyltmemz
Msirdpweehtear eight o'clock la the rhoisku& they
oelled to lump tkieir la thebbmm
iona
ttettl tew ifeleek at S. That would he a seed
de months of July dad dap*
the he kept without food sad weals,
which they awhile bays He believed that risk regula-
tion would he hod to be altogether layeaeliaable, sad
frfly me the market was kept ode edit two o'clock
titafternoos. If they were ad to drive away their
cattle after ten o'elsik in the tam* the market ought to
close at that hour, or great lahsties wee dose ; but he
looked upon this shwas an athimo to setablek abrataiss,
and compel the Wdses to re Swat my that what usenow a losing concern might become a rabble as..
Mr. °MUTT moved a 11•01alka idlideillair the infer-
iorities of Sir R. Mayne with thdr trade, whidla Oita prove
iiihrious to the public, by tamale many perdu to make
arrangements for the sale of their stock without bring*
them to the metropolitan market The motion herb'
been seconded, was put mid carried unanimously.
Mr. PATNE moved the next resolution, to the effect that
it was tbeopinion of the 'nesting that owners of stock, imme-
diately on landing at wharves, or arriving by railway, should
be at liberty to drive them through the streets at any hour,
and any restrictions to the midway would be ion riomisatedo
the public and inhuman to the stock. At some be
condemned the regulations of Sir R. Mayne, and eon
that they were injurious to the public, an interference with
their trade, and could not be carried out in winter.

_Mr. Mats seconded the motion, and said it ha was owit-
palled to purchase by eight or nine o'clock in the moaning,
it would add omMderab/y to the con of the cattle. its
motion wan put and carried unanimously.

MARKET&

TALLOW.—TinranDAT Bromic —The market w
quWt to-day at the ionized rates Spot, 46e. 6d.;
June, 46.. &I. to 46e. 3d. ; July, 46e. 91. ; October to De-
comber, 49a.." sellers." Delivery to last evening, 456 oaks;
arrivals, 1,963 orb.

00T1'051.—layseroor, JILT 22.—There has boas a
limited business to-day, but with a Wady market at jester
day's advanon Tim maim era 4,000 bales, includnitl9,oi
American, at 9ed. to 13id. ; 2,500 Surat, at 60. to 1 ;
300 Eaptiau, at lledo to 130.; 130 Peream, 12id. to 1 d. •
20 Rada, at 110. ; 60 klaranbam, at 120. ; of w
1,000 arefor speculation and export. The wales import Is
36,859 balm.

WOOL AND WORSTED. —lnaFr ftAno• nlaW MAT v.—
lite. dein in i
hTh.*airedis descriptioos, are still la rarer .1 the buyer. The
Bess approach of the dip mass rims= =e
cautious in operating. The demand for yams Is
the home supply. The capon herr boy very sparingly.
The general condition of the pesos trade shows no altera-
tion of importers. There has been noire inquiry for Ora
goods, but it has not led to much bursar Fancies con-
taine to be more in request. We also hear of a few order
for mottles, Rurell cords, wirer, sad Clues wrier. The
continental marker are not r yet taking their
annual quantity of good,. The Almeria news has
not influenced the market, and the boa horse re rather
quieter. In France business is la • healthy state, notwith-
standing the occasional failures of weak firm ; and an
avealf:tricti:tespiutironin that quarter ma
goods are bid. zabaeged.ocaliflieelibtly relied
as. sodden
of a gentleman in the foreign trade, with
=truces amounting to nearly 10,0001., has bean the topic
of much conversation on 'change, and has caused a good
deal of surprise. We also regret to bear of the easker-
sion of a very respectable manufacturing firm in the neigh-
bourhood.

LACE AND HOSIERY.—NOITINOILLY, MAT 22.—Tibe
improvement in the fancy branches of the lam trade is stlll
fairly maintained, and a considerable impetus has at length
been given through its influence to the miscellaneous
of the locality. Employment is far more general them it
has been for a couple of years, and Paupers= is
tionally less prevalent. The fine weather of the
week has had an encouraging effect upon the Torte of
the home market. The Fahibition has attracted a few
buyers from the Continent; but we have Dot heard yet
that they have made their presence felt to say great
extent at the lace werebouses. A fair wieing Gran
have, however, been received from North America, and
there are at length encouraging Mastless of a revival of
the long suspended business relsbaaa lesiwiesa that wants,
and the manufacturers of Nottingham. Oar chief hopes
At Present are ooncentraMel upon the wants of the hose
market : and just now &Woos an peculiarly &Tear-
able to those articles on which the greatest amount
of labour is bestowed. We are also enabled to *pima
more hopefully of the hosiery trade than ws bars
bran able to do for several past weeks. flow
[ London house* are selecting small parcels of annum,
and as stocks throughout the country as sides*
hemming exhausted, and the priors of yarns twang w.
wards, the remit is that more reamosratMe rates srepada-
ally being established for goods of all kinds. The bow
demand is not jest sow particularly brisk, but it is improv.
ing, and our manufacturers are being encouraged by the
occasional receipt of orders from Australia, and by bearing
I at last from some of their old friends in the United State*.
his not improbable that as animated sport Weiner may
be done in that direct's before many months bays elapsed
at a much mom remunerative rats ties was at one time
I deemed possible—Nottingham /merest.

ORPHAN WORAINO SCHOOL, HAVEHSTOCK-HELL.
—The annual asestinp for the examination of the children
belonging to the Orphan Working School, Haverstock-hill,
were held yestere.y at the institution. At the morning
meeting, Mr. J. I. 8111000 plaided. The children were
examined in scripture history, geography, mental arith-
metic, &c., and they acquitted themselves in a vary credit-
able manner. The maps and drawings which had been
executed by the children were exhibited, and the merit they
indicated was much admired. When the examination was
concluded the chairman addressed the children in affec-
tionate and encouraging terms. The evening meeting, at
which the Meads of the children attended, was presided
over by Mr. J. J. Tanner. The children were again exa-
mined, ancloritli the same satisfactory results, the examiners
being Mr. Saunders, of the Borough-road institution, Mr.
lammos, and Mr. White. It was dated during the pro-
mange that the corporation of the City of London had
100 guineas to the school, and that Mr. Briscoe.
0., had given 10 guineas. Increased assistance is
anxiously desired for the school, as its present liabilities
erased 2,6001.
Du Basity's delicious health-restoring Revalenta
Arable' Food eaves iffy times its cost to other
d~o~, strong nerves, sound , remedies,
healthy
mall a aiislM and removing lireidtogeche
malty ( habitual eamialpation, dlanfices,
• gastris lamo=rtiokla, liver complaints.,
Madam bervoilmsam lore throata,
estanim laihnOsos ashes In the lnira rem rheuma-
tism, 11==111._:_. _..kladtbidliairaradaantabht_._._
,ramps. ilameas measeee.
Its. Mg" bronch isa. A few oat ad
the
Nosh :--Cam Na. MAIO: at enlememeat M ,
the Nosh wail Wad most/Mks al —Care No. MAW
Nov Ir. leade. ot orange, aperm • I 0011.W.—BratereOnalt, MAT It —At Ws sterket
Care No. Kant Ham& of illaremoi ark debillt=la there was a short supply of lteglish wheat, but . dee sobs
asaletara, M. 1111 b., 40s. I were at a decline of 'L W Ils. per gassier. Atnerlean vas
TM UM sod iilb. aesisi es wide. free oa meeipt ad Past. , fully par Quarter lower. Barley nearly melusetned tts
asaPieis°6: *oho' ate au% but sat tbtotr• mak". vs"
Ihrssats. 04 Itrassehatolsearest ; Clissisitb ; , alt red.
aid 114_ _ .
1111. iiiliii.losais.--(Arbiallmeni4 DIME; MAT 11—Thorit use aUr sePply d Aid it

today's market. The trade opened rather doll, but
bolder' being firm, last week's pluses were generally ni.aie,
with a slow sale. We did not bear of anything higher than
28s. lA. The barley trade is over for the season ; and
other corn may be quoted as before. Best red wheat,
275. to 28e. ; snood ditto, 225. to 28e. ; inferior ditto,
118 s. to 21s. Barley, 30s. to 40a. Oats, 21s. to 38s.
Beam, 18e. to 21s. Peas, 18s. to 21s. 01d flee flour,
44a. to ; other flour, 395. to 425.

MANCIEWITIM, MAY 22. Oar market this morning
was only moderately attended, and it ruled exceedingly
languid throughout. English wheat we* offered at a radar.
Una of Is. to 2s per quarter, and American 3d. to 4d. per
100th.. but the males were limited. Flour arts difficult of
sale, and must be quoted Is. per sack and ed. per banal
lower. Oats declined Id. per 45Ibe. and oatmeal 6d. per
load. Egyptian Beans and Indian corn were again 6d.
per quarter cheaper.
NEWAIL MAT 21.—There was an exceedingly small
show of wheat today, which hands at la per qr.
below last week's prices. Foreign was freely offered
at Is. to 2s. per quarter decline. Oats and beans without
things.
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Nimmmrt Mar 22..—W• bad a laoderata supply of
wheat, whisk neat a vary dow ads at • &raise of from h.
to le. per or. Very little barloy oder* at per or. less
mow. ChM fully maintained late rates. Boma and peas

ITXIUMG3, MAT 38—A short "apply of when, and the
nude very dew at 2s. per gr. reduction. The supply of
spring can is large, aid prior in favour of buyers, with but
httle doing,
Donning, MAT 22.—We had in the market tads',
1,058 gooney wheat, 324 barley, 930 oats, and 75 team
More were soid—Whon, 875 gra ; barley, 229 ; oats, 745
and beans, 84 gra As command with loot weski—Wheet
was sane es top, and 3d. flows on avenge; barley was
2s. Od. down on top, and 10d. down on avenge ; oats were
Mae on top, and M. up os avenge; bone ewe
M. up on top, sad la ld. up on svoncriellt3 hies per
'swain' qr.:—Whit, Od. to 130 a Od.; 255. 64.
to Xs. Od. ; ens, 21s. Od. ,to 30a Od. ; beaus. Od. to
Od. Wei& el top—Wheat, barley, 56ilia;
oats, 4411 t a. ; brae, 6701.

CATTLE. —lmmune; MAT 21. —The supply f
cattle this morning was isage, there being 1,149 or 281
mom Visa last week. &gem WINO don, sad mass down
fully 4d. per stone.
EiTeos„ 7a. 3d. ; armrest, Trom
4s. (Id. to 7a. Od. ; sad inferior. frost fs. to 68.
per doss. The sup* of item and lambs was Lugs, the
camber bang 4,474, or 1,443 mere thew kg week, 586
of which ware store boss. gales were slowly effected at
• redieetioa of fully Id. per lb. Readied wethas is the
fromweal hers&
TOL Labs. 9d. ; dipt hoorotop.
pries, 30a price, ; commt,
7i. to ; ourrst, for
the hest sorb, from 28e. 286. ; inferior, from Wm
to ns• • bad Ted pi/ brought from 54 6d. to 6e.
per Mow; ix to sight weeks old ditto, from Bs. to 13e.
• heed. _ _

BIZEINIZAM, MAr 2L—The 'apply of Weis ea afar
this gay wee a fill avow owe, the general sway yew,
the Wiwi awarthe of Ttheday's atm The supply of
=g taiood ; tads okay, Taswky's reektiose.
supply. Prime bobs we wilily sold at fell
=l/2etherwiee With heavy et barely late oatth
a gam& 'apply ; the veal tads steady. at hot wok's
yaw Yet pi*, a semosable isepply, few woad, his
prier holly sesthed.