The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-05 00:00:00

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Arrival for the week ending IVA ef September ire flan 1.71 u gaits,
mad delivery. 1.835 maks Tim arrival h.t week tiamBelm4 T3B calm
Mom ell. Setersberz. 803 from Odom, end 181 froincalus
1,731 auk.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of beasts I. about the same ae on Monday
last. Thursday's gtto•ationa an maintained for UP
choked kinds, but other descriptions are rather lower.
We have a larger supply of clasp, sad trade le not
so Lrisk as of late ; on the average mires are lower, and
several remain unsold. Lambe are a dull ale, and calves
ere rather lower. From Germany sad Holland there are
1,682 beset., 8,620 sheep, and 168 calves ; Scotland, 80
berate; Norfolk and 6 Hulk, 200; Ireland, 300; and 2,800
from the northern and midland counties.
Pet Pao Pate. . 4.1 ret PPP Pans. L 5.
AM lierefor&L. 4 4101 BM Ds. • Uf-hreds
Hut BV..re.Lorm —.— 4 4 PP teools .... 4 6 •
Rem. 1,13•1130 bowls 1 310 De. d ®ent
Odra 4 4a , Itww a .sand togas 4 0
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P4t Ds.* 6alf-me44 6 a 4 Lomb.
Pod. 45 Milltake 4.270 .1111, lid Load* WOO; Mina, 1112;
Pp. M.

BOROUGH_HOP MARKET.-{THIS DAY.),

Mears. Pattenden and Smith report thai about 800 p tekete
of the sew `►owth have stark(' at m OW, but at present
then la little demand for them. Cut vney Weald of Kota,
68e. to 75i.; Weer, 655. to 7L. Duty, 260,0001.

SERVED Hut RlOBT.—For some weeks put, the
ladies of Arbroath have leen sadly annoyed whilst bathing.
s:th a fellow watching their movements when they were
about to plunge Into the crystal element. To put an end to
thin they were determined to punith him in POMO shape, DO
having laid their heads together they set to work. Seeing
him a few lays ego approactieer the teach, a ciuple of them
hid themeelvete behind a wall till be had gone into the water,
when eye of thins approaching the beach gently decamped
oak the whole of his clothes, and on making his oppeerthre
no ;Lift of hie garments ware to be seen, he gave the alum,
to toe merriment of a large concourse who were present.
After being kept in suspense fur some time a little boy .nnas
running to the beech with the clothes neatly made up in a
parcel with a =made from the ladies, to ho more eirrutuepect
in his cmdact for the future. Our friend he. not teen seen
an the In act:. since.—Montrese Beeler.
A SHREWD Imur.—A well•known idiot, James
Fraser, belooging to the parish of Luton, in Forlatahire,
quite surviaed people sometimes by his replies. The coo-
(venation of his parish church hod (or come time distressed
their minister by their habit of sleeping in church. He had
often endeavoured to bumss them with a sense of the im-
propriety of such conduct ; and one day, whea Jamie was
sitting in the front gittery wide awake, when many were
slumbering round him, the clergymen endeavoured to awaken
the attention of his hearera by stating the fact, saying, " Yon
see even Jamie Fraser, the idiot, dose not fall seteep, as so
many of you are doing." Jamie, not liking, perhape, to be
thus designate], wally replied, tf Ate I bodes been an Idiot
L wad he been eleepleg too."—Ramusks krettetreettoss.
LEBANON.—Mulberry groves rise all around,
springing from terraces worked foe their reemcion over the
mountain s face; and from oat their laln.checiarea shade,
the eye, remise out into a brilliant stmosphore, fleet rests
on • mountain village—lts add-topped Louses lemlting in 'ha
distance mere cubes of yellow steno—perched on a rounded
point that peeps above the surrounding foliage then, ruin
let beyond, catches grey distant es of the Lebanon.
This is the world you are in; but err below lira another
world. Wide and yet wider as you mount, the deep purple/-
blue expanse of eat weeds out beneath ton—cot the blue
strip you look on from a beach, bat a far-stretching ghat
cf deep yet brilliant lustre, specked with • white out, the
naves of a far-off ship; with the he:ism-line so high,
so Ivey, and so distant, that, but tie its deep tinge, sea
might hardly be told from elm. How It skims in, through
a bleak la the asnlbetties 1 It almost makes the think that
tete, up in these mulberry shades of Lethoon, is the Happy
Land elate, hoping nothing, tearing nrthice, struggling for
nothing, doing nothing, one might be content, gazing upon
that aaa and through that sky, to sit and gene sad rut ha
pews for ever.-11fitektr5sd's Magentne for September.
The aurora borealis which was seen at Paris and
in England on the 28th ult. was alto visible In other parts of
Europe, and especi•lly st Rome: a curious circumetanes
front its betas so far sou h.