The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-02 00:00:00

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MINCING-LAMB.—(THIS DAY.)
The following public salts are adverdeed for taus crow
Bum, 600 Ude West India; 800 begs Bangsl• and 8,000
bags Madras. Rice, 400 bags; Cochineal, 400 twigs.
fineem..—The demand notked on Friday has conilnued,
sad an &draw' of Is. has bean fallyestabliaked in the private
emend market during last week. Refined lumps quoted
62e.

Conn haa an upward tendency.
Tna.—Thin article has increased confidence, and there has
bean a fair demand.

has bean bOnght freely at fall priers.
It Is anticipated that market. morally will open to-
morrow with en improved appearance.

TALLOW MAHRST.-DAY.)
The riorkst is *wady at the prior .—Towa
tallow, 675. ass cash , Petweburg Y.C. ea spot. 575. 9d. ,
January to ][arch, 675. 3d.; Yana akme, 675. 6d. to
575. 9d.

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
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weather, oonesquently trade is cheerful at fully late sates.
Tlui number of sheep fa:Tay ®ad They an readily
disputed of, and on the average priors are better.
Good colon are 4.t request. Prom Germany and Holland
there are 200 beast., Maims, and 110 mama. &Wand-
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1,400 firma the northern and midland counties.

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BOROUGH HOP MARKBT.—(THIS DAY.)
Keens. Pattenden and Smith report that the amend for
hope of at dates has been well supported up to the sad of
the year, mil this morning shows symptoms of Increased
activity at the following prior :—Kid and East Rents, 65e.,
76.. to flOs; Golding*, 100 s. le 112 e choke, 138 s. to 1475. ;
Weald of Keats, 85s. to 755. ; chol;a, 85.. to 905.; Sussex,
68s. to 86s. ; choice, 745. to 80s.

OPENING OP THE h AMPETEADIITHCPION RAILWAY.
DAY.)—This new lins of railway, which will bring
the healthy and picsursequedistriots of Hampstead-heath and
Pinchley within half an boar's ride or so of the City and the
meth and east end of London, is opened this day for puasager
traffic. The line, which is six miles in length, commenose by
&junction Mtn the North London Raney, near the Cam-
des-town statics, and terminate' by a junction with the
Kew end Acton Railway, at Minden. On its
route it pastas through Kentish-town by the foot
of Highgate-bill, seer to Hampstead-heath, and sumo
the Finottley and Edgware-roads, at each of which
places substantial and commodious peasseger stations have
Wm erected. This new railway in bet forms a loop line
to connect the North London Railway with the line which
rues to Kew, and thus avoids the passage of the Kew and
Richmond Wilms in connexics with the North London along
and across the crowded section of the North-Western main
line, which is crowd at Willesden by a Ship. The prin-
cipal work on the line is a tunnel, thresquartera of a mile
is whic
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sad Rdprare. po There
has been some daisy In opening the has owing to certain
requirements on the part of the railway department of the
Board of Trade with respect to the junction signals, so as to
'fiord the utmost possible security to the passenger tailing.
The difficulty has been overcome by an Ingenious arrange-
ment invented by Mr. A. Chambers, by means of which an
midis, la smelly p_usibis.
Alt UNLIICHE WIDOWEIL—A Carious semi-roman-
tie story is forwarded to is by our Lincoln correspondent
eencerning an 'Wacky beaker of that city. When a wi-
dower, with a thriving Waimea, he was allured into a second
rowdies with a faschisdeg widow, who represented herself
se heiress to vest estates in Bodand, on the understand-
tag that he was to contribute a few huodreds to cm-
plate the lady's title to her property. Hundred after bun-
was produced in return for which the lady
showed her confiding husband a few documents
whit& she said were deeds from the Court of Chan-
cery, establiMing her claim • but month after month
posed by without the husband oomiog into posses-
sion et the keg expected " Gordon property," until at
length even he became samistons, and, as tradesmen were
pressing, be deeermined to investigate the matter. The
fair widow turned eat to be an accomplished swindler, with-
out a peony, sad the broker We no resource but to return to
his trade, and begin life again a poste but a vies teen.—
ifteeshator. Gmerdise._ -

PERVERTS !RON ST. PAUL'S AND ST. BILINABAS.—
Mr. Richard Hell, churchwarden of St. Pees, Knights-
bridge, writes to the iforriag sfaitertitee "It it with mush
regret that I feel it my duty to Inform you that the Erna
Mame. Fothergill and Worms!, two of the curates of tide
parish. have seasitd from the church of England. the one
from Bt. Pears and the other from 81. Banshee, last week.
and they have is been received into the church of
Roma ; them making eight curate*, between thirty
and forty pass oaf menthere of parliament, amides a
Wp sambas of the nobility and ladies and gentlemen
of the district, that lave been received into the church of
Rome since these churches have bees built. For my ow*
pre, I do not foci at all sorprieed at these 1111041NiODP, for I
look upon this as the natural result of the teaching sad
practical that have been curled out here for the last fourteen
years."
THS POLICY or AUSTRIA. —lf Austria were
waimble of swings truly tatflusaiesous, perhaps we should
say a ',mantle part, them might still be a Lope for has
future. Wham shigh-mbided upright gentlemen hr been,
through isexpirionee ar sookintal muses, yawed to cont-
emn,' poverty, be stralchtwey diorama of him osmium and
bona, 4te WseestAteltment of harpist and mown-
monde' himself to his Amid eironesseures. In like man-
ner, i< the Austrian ipmernmest could be brought to
peopar usdersommilmy el Mr parttime, It would perceive the
wisdom of adapting knit te the dare, and of propidating
adverse foetus by dignity trader reemers, sad by the in-
auguration of • new and eendlistery has. policy. At the
prelate moment Amide is ea the verge of rota. Her
humeri ns therfell Involved; trade sod commerce are
; the ae omey we beempitent, prejodiced,
ieN arrogant; the lower three as tbssuismisg their own
strength gad vehts fa the nab; and Hungary le on the eve
A a molt. There is bat see course to pursue, and thet le
ere wholly opposed to her peat traditions. It is, apoatans-
wadJ te dismantle lisattmend Posebbre.and give them up to
Pfedmart; to feelers Vcaloo a freedty, and Weis* onq
VIM% to withdraw entirely from Italian mil. She would
thee be enabled to apply her concentrated energies to the
ressweal of Hungarian grievacoea, and the social emeliora-
the of her own people. The Emperor of the Preach, in-
deed, has mid that a great power menet be asked to make
someesioes witheat holding out an equivalent. But in this
coarse them is more than an equivalent, for embed=
offered in lien of bentruptcy, revelation. end dial dsgration
of the empire.—Universal lretirm for Jemmy.

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