The Express.
London, England, 1849-01-10 00:00:00

THF, EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1849.

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by veresette tin kiel Is tine yds mart
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breed el de nit. There Ito reassitly boa am _ta
diapers et Wird& penes, whin nay he adand Olinnellt it
the yeses et de ineihreit he peer veilk mai orrentile miner se
n_renandl; an d loose tea, pattrally is the need at this
boireneent, thine to per Oshors a Ink nth, and to
fiss ade et their pietism et nod mend pekoe, Ths
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nn hose nisdetin wain the send= et the repriaten to
the eireennor Wt Isideras et de leak have ME neatly re-
isen. en de Inometion Until earestrated enene
• corranning veirodee la the rein se OH spoor redevire
a de lees salsrldel nen illostess have ins their Met
etindualkette the terribadosot orilishnors st the landre,
ad hale oath "nee alteration withhold add SOOSldifehig nein
• toplon, ertheek es they troth Issaikag other the* fasisaly
their erearld. Ifs dinoters en toollen net, Oboe& then •
enaliostie soma et enaisaing des ss de Ord a perks
eok at whisk on he resenrak ths 'neat king entenkT iSitent
so do rands et a Minns kramass. pre as wesoinier et
ad bonen kr theirederin thne le Jet anent
at ontal nen ent at eenneed saw* esiisat te wry
ea the Sedan el ban ft a edkiessay war ad ie a peed-
able rend ; ore opeorily esdre r sew • Woe ildirs=
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en anon en melees andiron' do &nibt the
ban's ask% an berg ot .Maw that It went =War he jeat
ronsable, a.r kit the reel Moen et the owlet" to roots the
when et the siderrei nese (nil hate erne hoe • oils etadin
and • onstamatisa d ellseesennen nen without prosind
are entast the wont rein and Na seoplately sheers than,
they Is est bona" a rereenon that • sodersie pare a
the
nail be menden" a a iinknitzt the wooded" he set
rift hr the wan reeinenest atthe The ineates, thus-
fere, ernes" Na a indeed at do vas
billaresta.= iron oa
the plingre eir 1 per ents to the nth hoe,
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preediageen mood tie ..--. 511,9311 16 1
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houses, mils, ample water bake, tan, erected by the late
ltr. Perkins, on 32 area of freehold lend, betides several
uses of leasehold (in all starry 30 acres)), together with the
Act of Parliament conferring the privibsge of holding the
market, taking tolls, slaughtering, te. The market has
been put into memplete trder, and ia eapable of receiving
the largest anther of earls ever sent to Smithfield, or even
double the wanther and already—as a small inatidaust of
the ftharn—mere theta 1,000 head of eat* en mat
for the advamege ef the eaperior =rise Araiorn
many are there sold. The ares of 8 Melee all
=dose not sewed gee awes, nee an the preen'
assetdditifal attempt to hada& a =Lee:
thirty-two by twelve, add in say way es*
The ebbe to ffealthidd market, pined haste Parls:
meat, are, essording to the evidinee prialtd.leet year by
enseaf the Ream
Clans inbred by ersehty ad elms peeking. 3. Cattle not
shown to advantage to *yam. 4. Wan water. IL Want
lof *rep. I. Nage, to pemeagees is aneded tharefeek-
I ire; la etrestaimee al the remondremm et the inners
I es to the lady step= a fir knelt as 1309, the saltiest
I was, with the liseem aptrebadea of every salaam is
I Smithfield, referred to the eonsideradea of the beard of
trade, who, alter folly ingstriag bate the matter, imported,
That is order properly to eeseemsodate the whole
Week sent for the supply of the metropolis. the inarket mesh&
require aa area of at least 12 sores.' The an of Isliag.
ton market is, within its walls,ls awes, and about 13 or.nite.
It was deemed expedient, before absolutely endue* any
arraageseat for the pommies of Isliagtea market, to ask
for, and be governed by, the opinion of the gra6irs who
transmit their cattle for sale in London. Acedingly, a cir-
cular was sent to every member of the lumen' dabs, avi-
culture' societies, &e., in all the plitir,g counties of Rag-
land ; and, to the thousands of these circulars than are only
seven answers expressing death% oe dissent ; ad of the re-
slander the vast majority of greaten promise to send their
cattle to Islington, as the beet proof they wan give of their
opinion upon die subject, en mos se the market is ota
This unanimity cannot be wondered at, when it is heart
that the cattle market at Ithagten, in its prawn :Wan, net
accommodate 8,000 cattle and 60,000 sheep, besides honesr
pigs, dc., safely locked within its wall. ; dist a junction rail-
way now constructiag from Blackwell to the Northern and
Bittern, Roam Counties, and the Great Northern awl
Western Railways, will pass the market within 330 yards ;
from which a tram-read will be laid into the market, and, as
seven-eighths of all the cattle brought into the market entree,
than north lima, trey few need be driven into London at all;
that there is abundant lairage, and plenty of qacelient
water ; that the cattle can be shown to the hest intmatage
that the owners no, if they think proper, superintend the
sale of their own stock : that when daughter ad 'deemed
will be in prime condition, and, consequently, worth more
money, and that the trouble and tapers!. of bringteg the
cattle to market will be considerablydiminialmed. To the
puflie gateway, es consumers of animal food, the benefit
will be memifestly great. Cattle goaded, bridled, excited
into fever, deprived of water and fodder, cannot be in that
healthy condition previous to slaughtering that they ought
to be. At the Islington market, with ita ainpm space, fine
air its slaughter-houses, cooling stores, and accommodation
which private capital cannot corrmand, we ouch cruelties
and consequent depreciation need take place. With these
views, and under ruch cimumatexces, Vs* proposers now con-
fititntly determine to open the Idi ogton market, relying
spot the soundness et their plans the goodness of their
cause, the uneluivocal support of ;be Fen, and the entire
sympathy of the nation."
As the busbies@ of the day was drawing to a dose, the
buyers were invited to panake of a cold 001ktion in the
headroom, where they eeeembled in onntesaire poops of
20 and 30, and where we bad an opportunity of hearing
it repeatedly asserted that had the supply been ten
rimes as great it would have been all told. Prospe-
Wry to the market was of arum toasted on each °c-
omb:mon well ea the health of Mv. Kirk, sac manager, who,
in returning thanks, oheerved that eithounh the promoters
were straewliat disappointed at the supply, they were in no
degreedissaayed when they looked to the amount of per
mat support they received that-day from those men upon
when they must mainly rely. for support, and
when they reflected that their cause had been
trendy espoused and was now being ably advw
eased by the public prom almost without exception.
Amongst the purchasers wf the day he wee particularly
nappy to see Mr. Troaby, not merely because he was an ex-
tensive parr-hese; but became he was a convert to their
views—having not loos etre:l'll4*n opposed to the removal of
Smithfield mullet, and being now of opinion, on • more
mature coulaisritiou of the subject, twit the time had arrived
when humanity to the dumb animal we killed for our use, as
well es public policy, demanded such a step.
As a afield feature in the -ease, it may be remarked that a
large pith:lc-boon long untenanted, and almost adjoining the
'market, called the Romney Arms, has been leased by Mr.
Grahem, proprietor of the Old Bell in Pled-street, and will
be opened by him to-day, which will be market-day for the
sale of hones.

CHOLERA ANIONGST THE PAUPER
CHILDI.EN AT TOOTING.