The Express.
London, England, 1860-02-27 00:00:00

PARTICI/LAMOr iMALOW.

'Nook oa rM ur av orb.. HUTT KM
Delivery WI ............. 13111 1.4al
Mao boa ImJaw ..... 1.1117 N.
Arrival WI wok. ...... IVO I.lio
Ditto trim I* Jr ..... WOO
Mat Y.O. wt. tailv in/ ..... ISA id. SAL 111.
DUO Teas last Friday. ....... 16a AL Ha 3d.

1.111
SOS
111, 711t1
40. I
Pck.

Arrival far ths wart NAM' MI of Mink last rm. In WON
sad dell cask& Th. arrival last westsamirlas3 108 aria
tram ; 596 from Odra ; 80 fro. mbar places. Total.
IN arks.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIB DAY.)
The number of beasts is smaller than on Monday last, and
consequently prices ere maintained, although trade
is slow. There are a few more sheep, and the
demand is limited; yet we cannot quote lower
for Modena kinds. Good calves are scarce and deer. From
Germany and Holland there are 220 besets, 890 cheep, and
77 calves; Spain, 177 beasts; Scotland, 210; Ireland, 200•
Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,300; and 100 from the Northern and
Midland coalition
see seesaw VOL a 4. ae. Pat Hose of DM. ►a 8.
Butgeotti Herdsill.- 410 6 0 Dim IHOtodiElb -
- Hordwt-born& 4 410 Dem LosozwooDo.is ....... 6 4
e 4 eussim bomb- 3 6 4 Do. 48 Moro
Oliva - -
4 8 8 H Dow I w000r..; atilt! 4 G 4 IC
4 0 6 0 Do do. Moro - -
Hot Dr 11811-ooph. 610 loot- . -
M market. U 3); Pap mil Istagba. 11.603 ; Ohm 103;
800.

BOROUGH HOP MARIERT.—(THIS DAY.)
Yuan. Pattencien wad &lath report that the market is
steady, with but little doing.

EARL SHAFTESBURY AT THE PAVILION THEATRE.
—Yesterday evening the Hey. H. D. Northrop, of New
York, matted in the Pavilion Theatre to a very crowded
assembly of the middle and working cleans. Earl Shaftes-
bury end Lord Kinnaird conducted the preliminaries of the
asrvioe, and with the entire audience listened with marked
attention to the appeals of the preacher. It was enticuneed
that Hr. Northrop would preach at the Standard next Sunday

Mang.
INDENTURE MONET.—In the beginning, aa you
should know, this SUDO 'prelate* fee was but • sort of
"sweetener" pros-offering, or pot ds out to the trades-
, man's wife. The 'vendee mother slipped a few pieces into
madam's hand when the boy pat his finger on the bine seaL
The money was given that mistresses should be kind to the
Hide lads , that they should see that the trenchers they
scraped were not quite bars, nor the blackjack. they licked
quits empty; that they should give an eye to the due comb-
ing and soaping of those young heeds, and now and then
extend • matronly aegis, lest Tommy or Billy
should have somewhat more cuffing and cudgelling
than was quite good for them. By degrees this
gift money grew so be demanded as a right; sad by-and-
by °ones thrifty Master Tradesman, and pops the broad
piece* into his till, calling them preursum. Poor little shop-
keepers in this " silver age" will take • 'prenloe from the
parish for five pounds, or from an acquaintance that le
broken, for nothing perhaps, and will teach him the greet
arts and mysteries of sweeping out the shop, sleeping under
the counter, fetching his master from the tavern or the mug.
home when • customer moms in, or waiting at table ; but •
rich silversmith or mercer will have se much as a thousand
pounds with an apprentice.—GornAill Megames, for March.
THE COLLIERS STRIKE AT ST. HELENS.—MORE
Taseours.—The suite of the colliers in St. ROWS and the
surrounding coal district I. causing increased excitement,
each day adding to its formidable &erecter. The esti-
was& number of collier. who bed struck, up to Friday last,
was from 3,000 to 3.600, and we now mret to ham that on
Friday evening the number was is by ea additional
250. It is generally believed that theWlom eolliers will strike
net week. Should they tuttortuast* do es, the Wool
spas trade in St. Helens will undoubtedly be very wine, ter
several worts will be absolutely brought to a stand for want
of 004 It is even feared that, should the strike centinne
pgy gar another week, it will be neossaary to Import coals
lab fit. Helens for home osasereptlern, Inasmuch se ins
seeks at the various pits have been reduced very low. At
W various meetings Md daring the past week the turn-oar
expressed their determination not to yield oath they obtain
10 par cent. on the present price of ooal, whksh, having bete
raised by the masters, they think they ought to have an ad-
vantage. Large bAles of she county coastabnlary have tea
stationed in the district amine the past week, In salicipation
of dldurbances.—Lirepoet
ADVANCE IN TEI PRICE OF COAL AT LEEDS.—
The ocalmertes of ihe Lade district. who, at the com-
-teacemeat of the NT. advanced the wages of the miners
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