The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-03 00:00:00

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)

The supply of Waste is very much smaller, yet the trade
is by no means brisk; however, prices on the
►verse are better. The number of sheep Is about
the earn. se on Monday last. The demand has
Incurred, and prices have consequently advanced. Good
calves are in demand. From Germany and Holland them
are 1,190 beasts, 6.130 sheep, and 64 calves. lloatlaad, 40
beasts; Ireland, 510, and 2,100 from the northern and mid-
land coantioe.

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BOROUGH HOP-MARKBT.—(THIS DAY.)
Mews. Pettemiett and Smith report that the market I.
flue, end hoe samples in greet mark Nothing doing on
duty.

COAL MARKET—(THIS DAY.)
Wino End Acorn Close, 175.; all. Ead Baum, 16a ;
Walls End Tonfleld Moor, 12.. 9d. ; Was End Haswell,
180. 3d.; Wollo End Eden Mon; 17o.; Will. End Hough
Hall, 170. , Walls End South Kolb* 170. 34. ; Will. Bad
Whitworth, 16e. 6d.; Tindall Moor Butes, 120. 9J.;
Wylosa, 160. dd. ; Lonabores Hortloy, 160.-43 slurs at
market.

THE DUKE OF RICHMOND *ND HIS TINA/STET.
—The annual show and dinner of the tenantry on the Duke
of Richmond's estate in Bent!: Aberdeen, end Morayshire
took plans at Huntley on Thursday. In acknowledging the
toast of his health, the Doke of Richmond said—When he
read that tonne were put up to public competition, and pro-
prietors at the same time not binding that:twelves to take the
highest offer, thus rookie' the old tenant give a higher rent
than the farm was really worth, he considered it to be •
doable injoatice—unjust to the tenant, whose rent was thus
screwed np, and unpaid to the highest offerer, who did not
get the Grua. For himself, he would have been uhareed
°finch conduct, and rather than be guilty of it, he would
break atones upon the streets of Landon. As a landlord, he
was entitled to • fair not for hie land, and if a farmer did not
exert himself to take the fall value of it he had himself to
blame. If the tenant rehired to give a fair rent, be (the
nuke) had • right to try and get a fair rent far his laud by
letting it to another. A landlord owed much to he
tenantry, and when they were industrione and enterprising
they were better than any strangers that might be brought
in by offering a high rent. He assured them that in locking
round the table, he liked much better to sets old faces than
new.
THE MANCHESTER MECHANICS' INSTITUTION.—
We observe that Sir John Bowring, her Majesty's tags
plenipotentiary is China, is about to vudt this city to pre-
sent the certificate. of merit awarded by the council of the
Society of Atte at the last rzuninatioe, to the encoresful can-
didates in connexion with the evening daises at the Man-
chester Mechanics' Institution. A meeting of the members
will be held for this purpose on Thursday evening next, in
, the lecture hall of the institution, and as Sir John hes inn-
, mated that his address on the occasion will have arpecial
mimeses to the subject of competitive exeminatiose as
practised is Chins, we have no doubt that much very curious
and interesting information will be imparted. We under-
stand that the examleations, to which the coio;ng meeting
will form so gratifying a conclusion, have exhibited a very
marked improvement as compared with the results obtained
last
_year. Of the twenty-tight pupils in oonoexion with
the Manchester Methinks' institution who paned the preli-
minary tests, no less than twenty-one were sm.:imolai In eh.
tuning certificates; and as six of these pupils passed in two
departments, there will be twenty-raven certificates to be
pretested on Thursday aext.—Nutthrsier Guardian.