The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-05 00:00:00

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MINCING LANI.—(THIS DAY.)
SOGAL —At the close of yesterday's marital • decline of
Bd. was established, althea.* the importers pretty gone.
rally showed firmness, and bought in largely. The public
sales to-day chiefly cno•ist of foreign, sod are mg at
yesterday's pnees. The refined market is also Bd. lower.
Coml.—The large public sake of this article are met
with steadiness by the buyers, although there has bees is
a few instances a shade lower prime accepted.
Tea without alteration.
OorroN is very firm, with a limited business doing.
Satrrsraz continues doll, but we do not ►lter general
quotations.
RlCK—Priem are about supported, in a dull market.
BAK —Damenus proof has been sold to the extent of ran
puncheons, at la. Md. Leeward", 60 puncheosesold, laid.
Spica costume dell of sale.
to other articles so materiel alteration.

TALLOW DIARBET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market is quiet. Tbe prennt prime aro subjoined :
Towo talks's, 51a. 9d., set auk ; Petersburg Y.C., on tam
spot, 555. id. ; June, 565. 6d. ; Oot, to Dem., 635. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Menem Pattendes and Smith report that meeenute come
worm and worm from the plantations generally, many
offering spinet 90,000 i., but no taken. Market' advancing,
and very active.

SAL/I or ANCHEISHOT TRWIRON'S LINSAIT.—The
valuable library formed by Archbishop Taoism, during the
reigns of King Charity 11., James 11., William 111., and
Queen Aura, is mow being dispersal ander the hammer of
Messrs. Sotheby and Wilkinson at their house in Welling.
ton-street, in pumouice of an act of. parliament, and with
the approval of the Charity Commissioners. The rale com-
menced on Monday and wia largely attended.
TEI CoxamisvArrn LAND SOCIETY IN SOUTH
!dome.—Tlie rapid program d tie busy town of Newark,
so well known in the malt and Was trade, and the demands
for inereand building, km Mooed the Conservative lend
Social t/Anialus their forty•thlrd lied purchase in that
place, their second In ths county of Nottingham.
The estate is but a short distance from the railway station,
extending on the read from Newark to Sleaford to that from
the Great Northern Railway to Beacon-hill, and is well
adapted to the wants of the locality in the erection of new
homes.

-ROYAL COLLIOZ 01 8011011011 S OF ENGLAND.--
The following gentlemen having undertow) the neconary
examinations fur the diploma, were admitted members of
the college at a meeting of the Coot of Examiners oa the
3rd host., via.:—Messrs. William Spalding. Maryland,
(Jailed States ; William Jones, W hitehaven ; 'Walter Loaf,
Leafsquare, Manchester, and Robert Cotterill Garner,
Stoke, Staffordshire (student, of Edinburgh) ; Thous
Wealyse Boa, Louth, Lincolnshire; Charles Patrick
Knipe, Cregnelack Yeryan, Cornwall, and John Dee
Shapland, North Melton, Devon (University College) ;
Samuel Smart Atkinson, Newcastle; Thomas Foster,
Blaydoe, near Newcastle-on• Tyne. and Matthew James
Rare, North Shields (Newcaatle); Jereee Mathis, Phil-
lips, Hendre, St. bagmen's, near Cardigan, and Frederick
Lewis, Paddingtourrret (Middlesex Hospital) ; WiWam
Brett, jue., North Audley-street, Grave tor-square (Gay's
Hospital) ; Robert Croaker, Belies.; Frederick William
Ricketta, Liverpool; Frederick Howard Marsh, Bmme,
Suffolk (St. Bartholomew's Hospital) ; James Henry Al-
lingbanr, Finsburv.square (St. Thoinsa's Hospital); Titus
Drilla Paris; Samuel Charlesworth Hirst, Wakefield
George Macartney Becke.t, Calcutta ; John
W Webb, Abersyclian, Monmouthshire (Olsegow);
and Jahn Hoihnworth, Hyde, near Manchester.
Doo. FANCYIIfO. —Fancy ia a thing of delicate
aware{ of subtle distinctions. It may lie in " poiesi," and
it may lie in weight ; and, &lain, of weight, there is •
doulsle earideratioe, for there be some dap which are che-
rished because they ars heavy, and others which are prized
because they are light. For instance, here is • little black-
and.rn terrier, which it, proud proprietor says might be
almost weighed by imam ; a hydrocephalous little wretch,
with protruding eyes, and legs about as thick as • cedar
pencil, but neverthelese generally pronounced to be "an
uncommon 'aroma toy." The great object of fancy is to
take up the animal at the point where nature left it, and
develop it into something which nature, from poverty of
conception, or timidity io execution, never aspired to pro-
duce. You have seen hairy dogs, perhaps; well, look at
that gentleman who has just come in, and is taking what
seems to he a piece of entangled cocoa-matting out of his
pocket. Perhaps you think he is going to mop his manly
brow with it, and, indeed, before now • terrier pup carried
in the pocket has been, in a fit of absence of mind, used as a
handkerchief ; but no, be merely lays epos the table that
remarkable Skye terrier, which he is prepared to show
against any other in the kingdom for fir (pomade
• side. You do not suppose that nature, in her
wildest freaks, ever contemplated such • triumph at
shagginess as that. Again, very likely you think the use
el sees is to bear with them. Altogether • mistake ; that
Is merely • subordinate employment, though nature know
so better than to make it the principal one. The real
re of ears is to walk upon them, r may be perceived
by • study of the ore of those two little Blenheim',
who are so much respected from the fact that their ears
always trip them up whomever tiwytry to walk. Apart
from their fancy virtues, and WIN' stetract
dogs, they are miseirabla kordei pried, sleriag+yd
little creative., feeble is body sad obviewely weak in
intellect. I must roofer I have sat mush sympathy
with this breech of the finny ;•I award, however, Ph.
WI NN • certain haw at sideniration for the men who
support it. They nesse to me to be martyrs to the cause
of experimental Overlap. From try ether point of
view, what is the use of these lop? Wbw the Countess
el Poodleton wants • dog she gets a serviceable al**,
with good fattening paints ; sod uciacetiogabli_ my Lord
Tara l'iciddy's favourite terrier', Rapid, would no atom
paw narks her. them om Artralian dingo. There goes
ea eat podium with • deg under his *nu, for which, I
as rid, he has relsori Nisei guineas, ad which, as far
go In kne=dhe would act sell at say rico. His satire
Wort scarcely Ma Afters pease. Her, is a
CirWiest is the spell abet his been wrought by
is:aa that sea I whet is the tie which hinds them
tailetharlr Vrikieli is the nester? Der the man hope to
Seat est of posarty epee the elan upon raft ;or
he. the deg by his luxurious the man
down, and then compelled him to go about with hita?—
lraata's Magazine.