The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-14 00:00:00

8.8.11.
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MAD YXWJI LITZ MUT MARKETS.

The traffic in live cattle has now been suspended for a
forteight, sad the Times points out that at our metropo- ,
litan market the supply of beside is maintained, and that
beef hashed on Meade, last only the same price as before.
The market hes bees transformed from a live tato a dead
meat market to the sxt.at of one half the supply at
a met of osly 10d. per stools in the immediate pries
of the best beef. The Tina arrive• therefore at
the conclusion that it most certainly be possible to
sabseitate a rowel trade in dead meat for the ordinary
cattle traffic with very little difficulty and no material
inoonveniesee. Every week will make the work easier.
If large towns ma be supplied with dead meat, there can
be no d 1 salty about country districts ; sad If the metro-
polis can be supplied as we now see, we seed anticipate no
difficulty ►host other towns. The Timm doss sot see what
interests are to suffer by the change. Carriers will carry
in some shape or other as much meat as before, butchers
will still retail as much, and all the intermediate agencies
between the first producer and the ultimate consumer will
find their work somewhere or ether. It the meantime the
public advantage will be greet, and it &Mouldy needs only
a little psnevenusee to relieve as of the tax which we are
at present paying for it. Meat is dear. bat it ie dear
bemuse the supply has been deranged, set beams it bee
been lowed. ♦ little more ears will eenest that derange.
msstr and ass we ought to gee meal as cheap ms before on
a far better s►stsm of traffic.

Fitt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, lAim 13.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena,
mid etteaded by the Duchess of Rosbsrgbe (Lady in
Wailing), the Hoe. Mrs. Braes, the Hon. Zmily Oathsert,
Lieutemettleseral the Hon. C. Orley, Major-Gmeral F.
H. Seymour, sad Colonel H. flunsoeby (Equerries in
Waiting), said the Nester of the Household, drove in a
carriage and four to Alchemic* this mornisg, mooned by a
detachment of the Id Regimest of Life Guards, and two
detachments el the Sed Humus. _

The Qoeen was received near the camp by Lientesent-
General the Hee. Sir JUDO. York Scariett, Lag., 00.-
=eliding, with his daft, who conducted the 43.11111 to the
North Oamp, where her Majesty inspected the troops, the
gases driving down the lines, and the troops then marched
past.
The Queen then drove to the royal pavnios end remained
there to lanoheoe, and afterwards inspected the troops
gasztered in the South Camp, who likewise marched past
her Majesty.
The Queen returned to Windsor Cade at hell-pest eve
o'clock. _ _ _ _

Lady Charlotte Boman arrived at the Castle yesterday,
sad had the honour of dialog with theQuarm sad the royal
family. -

The Primer of Wales took a carriage drive yesterday,
attended by the Hoo. Mrs. F. Stoner.
The Prince and Princess of Wu gave a donee lest
evening. . .

Moan Coot, sod Money'• bud. condi:laid by Mr.
cot% attooled.

Despstehes were received yesterday at the Color&Lefties
from the governors of the settlements on the wed coed of
Afrie►

A Nsw DBOORATION.—The Queen has been
gassed to iestitute a new deooratioa, to be styled the 1
Albert Medal„ to be awarded, in Gaeta when it shall be
considered fit, to inch persons as shell, after the date of
the royal warrant which ►ppears in last night's Gazettt,
endanger their own lives in saving, or in 'baseness:in' to
save, the lives at others from shipwreck or other peril of
the sea.

The Priam of Wales sat out Mr. Lowe's speed)
is the limos of Commies but sight.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and Primness Mary leave tit. James's Palace to-day
for Belvoir Castle, on a visit to the Duke of Rutland till
LOW peak
The Duchess Dowager of Sutherland, who is
staying at Stafford House. St. James's, is still indisposed
During the last few days the duchess has become weaker.
The Earl of Shaftesbury ban been suffering from
a severe attack in his face, canard by the prevailing easterly
triads, and is wider sire* criers from his medical atten-
dant not to leave bin bones.

Sir S. IL Peto, Bart. X.P.. is unable to attend to
his parliaaantary duties, or to any bantam io Loudon, by
an attack of illness of some seventy. which detains him in
the country. _ _ _

Rear-Admiral Hon. James R. and Mrs. Drum-
mond will vacate their residence m the Admiralty about
the second week in the ensuing month, when the gallant
admiral will IMMO hie command at Devoapork