The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-23 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Manna Pattenden and Smith report tair dared kr
moat deemiptiona of hope. Well-managed samples aro not
plentiful, and bring rather more mosey. Currently :-1111
and Beat Hoots, 60a. to 112.. ; Weald% frin, 6.1", to 683.;
Yawn, 46a.. 66e. to 63e.

COAL MARX ET.-TIDE 4 DAY.

Wylain, 14.; Eden Main, 16s. ; Saddles Want Hariki,
175.; letasmaltirs &elm, 14a. ; Walls Bad Booth Hetke,
17s. 3d. ; Walls Bad &ewes, 17s. 6d. ; Walls Zed Tees,
17s. 64.-60 ships at =that.

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning the Board of Trade returns for the
month and three mouths ended the 31st of Marchs
1858, were issued. We subjoin a statement of the
total declared value of the exports of British and
Irish produce and manufactures during the month
and three months, including only the " enumerated
articles "
For the month.
1866
1857
1868

For throe =astir.
•• . • t 28.168,963

Including the
gate exports stand thus:
For the month. For three months.
1856
1847 .. 10,466,348 .... 18,827,493
1858

1" articles, the aggro-

INCENDIARISM.-00 Statardily morning, & Ere of a
very destructive character broke out as the farm yeelmises at
Mr. E. Wright, proprietor and outtpkr, Castaway, Petabal
The whole of the farm bnildinp, consisting of a double bun,
stable, oowhonss, bullock sheds,cart sheds, hen house, and
pig styes, about eight quarters of barley, and two aim,
eatirn‘W at a total value of about 60W., ware intimly eon.
sussed. The whole lass, ws behove, is covered by imams
in the Son Fire Ofice. Mr. B. Wright was alma en Mb
montage tour, having been wedded on Thursday. Tbe E
ma who committed the act, we regret to add. is M. W a
own brother, • man of rather weak intellect. He
his guilt, and states as his reason for the aims, that his
*Mbar has not used him well. He has been committed for
trot.—Cholassford Chronick.
HISTORICAL REMAINS IN ENGLAND.—There is,
prhaps, no country where, in so small • spars as in Ear
lead -so mach romance, so many talks of the pest, me
noWded together. All have their own Mk of paralisr in-
bud to Englishmen. Insulated by the see, wheel' lea not
always hem a "sparkling marriage-ring" or land with land,
but has rather divorced us from our neighbours, we have
fought out our quarrels on our own soil. Our history is
written on our land. Abbey., and cattudmlts, sad parish
church.., where lie our fathers sksplag 0.111 sad odd as
their own imago, of brass and stone; masted graves, now
=:ionlyyibj the tall poplar-trees • old gray manor-
gropgown, as It -wire, smldat our MIL, with
their Norm chambers, where our forakthars were comaaled
in times of distress ; old battle-lields, over whisk Dow the
mom ploughman, driving team, la at dons starthd when
he turns up with his plough MOO broke sword and sear
bleached arm which once wielded it In the fell strength et
manhood—all via to us with no Indistinct voices, Th.
= bad.that builtsat* theta
sway,rit thatw. then
utupanimis
I
bops of noalling it by a mere antiquarian study of dams
rouogoo.-ger with what feelings of true mermen wo may
IMMO let 011 still cherish them. Hinted gateway end
web,s romwmrit still eil
les lady speaki clops pest; whiho
soon y, lo
tees ra
own tals.— Widatioseisr Brown for April.
RAILWAYS IN ALGERIA.—The Algerian railway
hoer Algiers to Blidab am timely dabbed to
.• Curie." Owing to the favourable nature of As
ea kr newer works it is moused that the verbs will
under • ontrantratad force of 4,000 sa-
-1 riptil=kalahsaire the bayecat for the paw.
is Ws bled. it bee been already staard'eat
in adillrd My company presenting Itself Wise railways
dill be spa MD es volunteers of Ms Fran* army. Too
=tisk Mak is waggons, wheelbarrows, pleb, de., I.
Ste usekoalsindelott ; msd M may be noted th 1
MOpownwsed al Taste well facilitatm by special name,
andyilitlan in iwin oldie skilled Pans workmea who
ass Alm eugsrheasai ar do the work themselves. As to the
Preackat=syr onto metre high wages while at ouch
work.—