The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-10 00:00:00

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Arrival for the week ending Dee. 19 last year. ceeke, and
delivery 2,404 caaka The arrival last week competed 725
cooks from 144. Paton/bum 215 from nouth America, and 239
from other placea Total, 1,179 deka.

METROPOLITAN cArru MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a larger supply of bouts ; the weather, however,
is favourable and the demand has isoreshed, and
consequently on the average prkas are better.
There are • few mom sheep than on Monday
last. Trade is very slow ter them at that day's
quotations. Calves are selling rather dearer. From Ger-
many and Holland there are 400 beads, 3,900 sheep, 127
calves, and 30 pip ; Scotland, 70 beasts ; Ireland, 680 ;
Nortek and Suffolk, 200; and 2,000 from the Northers
and Midland counties.

Par Nam of gibs 6. d. 4. 4. Per stone of take. 4. d. a. &
Demi grate, Herald& 410 6 2 Beet Dna &Hf artigh
1141611hort-bonts 4 86 0 Dent Long.rools ... 6 0 It 2
gecoad qua. baste 4 It 6 4 0 Do. do. Dior*
Calves
Plas . 4 4 6 4 Do. do. Shorn
&tat Due& 1111 brats 6 4 6 6 lambs
Heatta at market, 5,010: gimp AM; Week IP; Pip.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.---(THIS DAY.)
Yew,,. Pattendeo aad Smith report that there is
scarcely anything doing in hops, and where sales are premed
lower priors must be submitted to.

COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walla End Lotubtoo, 24e. 6d.; Evenwood, 20a. 6(1-21
ships at market, very few for male.

SCNOOL FOR FARMERS' Soya.—A gentleman of
peat experience as au inspector of schools, art who has
reeently been visiting some of the parishes la the neighbour-
hood of Weston-superJilare, ham addressed • letter to Yr.
It. A. Kinglake, one of the magistrates for that divisioa
of Somersetehire, on the snhiect of schools for farmers
sow. The writer 'Apo —" The middle clauses in this, as
well as other district, are more unwed for than the
poor or the independent. Their parents do not as yet feel
the vast iniportance of the matter, and the high prices of the
present moment arc to them a powerful argument that with
their preemie mental acquirements they can gain money and
save money. They never think, reason, or argue on the be-
neficial ieduenoe of a sound education ; no, nor even of its
pecuniary advantages. Among a bemired farmers' sons I
cannot had use gamely who knows the nature of
the soil he cultivates, what will improve it, ur what
are the best materiels to mingle therewith. They do as
their forefathers did, and what they do they do with-
out a reason. This ought not to be ; to say no2ut
of murals, nothing of that high feeling which
Kaska them useful members of civilised society, capable
of wall fillieg the sacred tniste of home life, public life,
poUtical life. One year or two of boarding .school educatiou,
altar • is drilling by a village schoolmaster, is aU
that now around here for miles is granted to the middle
classes. If you would iuduence your brother magistrates
to take up this matter, and to provide a school—say in the
neighbourhood of Werner ;leper/fare -thereto give a solhl
maul education -teaching agriculture not only by che-
mietry, but by taking some hi or 30 acres of ground—it
would be an inestiniable benefit. The errangemente should
be so cooducted as to average in cost frost NW. to 401. Such
• school would not only he a blessing to society, but would
in • short time be self-supporting, and serve, moreover, as a
enmities fur the formation of similar institutions in the
county. No time is to be lost if we mean to keep the
fanners in their proper place, and prevent their being over-
taken and distanced by other classes."
Sassiot • BLR PR ITAAATIONII.—Mr. BAWIII&M,
Norwich poulterer, has at present 7,000 geese fattening for
the ensuing Christmas metropolitan demand. The fowls
are consuming 70 comae of barley-meal daily. A large pro-
portion of them were brought to Norwich from a consider-
able distance.

C U1t1011.44 CHAIII3 s 011 Mina WY. —At the police-ooart,
on Thursday, Henry M'Gregor, master stevedore, bekelifiod to
Belfast, was brought up on the charge of bigamy. Accord-
ing to the etideuce adduced, a short time ago a ship is
distress put into the harbour of Killough, county DowN
and the prisoner, in his mpecity of stevedore, was called
from Belfast hi render euisteace. During his brief stay at
Killough he became acquainted with Isabella, only daughter
of Mr. Hugh M'Clinchy, the baker of the village, and so woo
did he nod favour in 11111.:Fes that it was arranged they should
come to Liverpool to married. Accordingly M'Oregor
arrived is this port yin the week before last. Mks
M'Clinehy arrived on Saturday week, lodgings having been
taken for her at the house of Mr. mill, Porter-street,
the prisoner telling the daughter of the Itudlord that •
young stoma was coming from Ireland to be married to
him. On Wedaseday morning the marriage ceremony was
performed at Bt. Matthias's Church, Great Husrerdstreet,
and the happy party returned to thelouse is Porter-street to
enjoy the festivity customary on such interesting °mashies.
But the feast was disagreeably interrupted. Mrs.
'tiregor No. "got wind" of her husband's inteution is
veiling Liverpool, and, armel with a certificate of bee
marriage with him at the Catholic Chapel. Belfast, can the
:Stith of May, ISM, she set out fur Livemool, hut did sot
arrive la time to prevent the marriage taking phase, u the
heat ad net get in until the afternoon of Wednesday.
Immediately ea landing, however, she exhibited her
entilasta to a policeman, and in consequence of the
talmudism as famished, an utiliser west to the house
fa Parter4anailt, where, to the astouishment el
all peeesat, be put a complete stop to the
hilarity by walkiag off " the lord of the feast" to dor.
was vile. He told his captor that at the linos he married
his list wife be did not know that she wan already married.
hat had since leaned that she had a husband win; had goes
tu Jamaica. He now stated that this was so. The second
wife did nut wish to prosecute, hut said she would have
nothing to do with M'Gregor ; sod some demur hating lees
raised as to the evrtih,tte art the lint raarriage, the primmer
was resumed for • wok.— L. tt spud d (Gina.