The Express.
London, England, 1867-11-01 00:00:00

TALLOW MARKET.-(THIS DAT.)

The markets steady. Town tallow, 445. ; Petersburg
Y.O. on the spot, 43e. 9d. ; Year, 435. 6d. to 438. 91. ;
December, 43e. 9d. ; Spring, 448. 3d.; March, 448. 641. to
445. 9d.

HIDE MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

LEADINTIALL.—Hides : 56Ibn. 'to 641 b., 3d. to 3
a. ;
641 b. to 721 be., 34. to 3id. ; 721bs. to 801 be., 34d. to 31d.;
8016. to 8816 c, 31d. to 4jd. ; 881 b. to 961 b.. 41d. to ;
961bs. to 10416 c, M. to 50. • 1041b.t0 11216.,bd. to
50. Calf skins, light, 2s. to 4's. ; full, 7s.
Biammensse.—fteepaldas : Polled, ss. 6d. to 7s. ; half-
bred., 4c to 4s. 6d. ; downs, 3s. 6d. to 41.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Messrs. Pattenden and Stith report that the trade con.
times dull, and for anything but the choicest descriptions,
prices are easier.

THE HUNTER'S PRIVILEGES—We are to the
manner born ; and till we think of it and dwell upon it,
the thing does not seem strange to us ; but foreigners
cannot be made no understand that all the world, any one
who chooses to put himself on horseback, let him be a
lord or a tinker, should have permission to ride where he
will, over enclosed fields, across growing crops, crushing
down cherished fences, and treating the land as though it
were his own,—as long as hounds are running ; that this
should be done without any payment made to the land-
owner, without any payment of any kind exacted from
the enjoyer of the sport, that the poorest man may join in
it without question asked, and that it should be carried on
indifferently over land owned by men who are friends to
the practice, and over that owned by its bitterest enemies ;
—that, in fact, the habit in so strong that the owner of the
land, with all the law to back him, with his right to the
soil as perfect and exclusive assthat of a lady to her draw-
ing-room, cannot in effect save himself from an invasion
of a hundred or a hundred and fifty horsemen, let him
struggle to save himself as he may. Before he can be
secure he must surround his territory with fences that
shall be impregnable ; and should he attempt this, he will
rind that he has made himself so odious in the county,
that life will be a burden to him. It may be said that In
a real hunting county active antagonism to hunting is out
of the question. A man who cannot endure to see a crowd
of horsemen on his land, must give up his land and go else-
where to live.—St. Pad's Magazine for November...

CONVIRTED AT Lasr.—Their error is similar to
that of the protectionists, who, in order to exclude the
foreign competitor, limited the borne market by prices
artificially enhanced, and in their anxiety to exclude com-
petitors in the production of corn, destroyed the compe-
tition for labour that would have otherwise existed,
and raised the price of everything consumed, while they
lowered the rate of wages. It is now as clearly esta-
blished as any abstract principle can possibly be, that
the true way to prosperity lies, not in excluding
the competition of producers, but in stimulating by every
means in our power the competition of consumers. All
attempts to regulate production or interchange bays
always gone on the contrary supposition. The fallacy
which limits the amount of importation hay long outlived
the fallacy which limits the amount of production, and it
is not a little disheartening, after having emancipated
trade with such brilliant results, that we should be called
upon once more to take up the question of the emancipa-
tion of labour.—Quarterly Review, new number.