The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-31 00:00:00

*TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WIRK.

, Wawa Railway.

Aberdeen
Belfast and Ballymena
Bata& and County Down
Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire
Bolton, Blackburn, & W t.York
Bristol and Exeter

557
227
1,284
884

Caledonian
Carew and Ho!yawl
Dublin and Belfast Junction
Dublin and Drogheda
Dublin and Kingstown
Dundee and Arbroath
D u odae,Perth,Aberdeen J nao
Dundalk dad Baniskillen

Bast Anglian
Rut Lancrhire
Eastern Counties and Norfolk
Eastern Union
Edinburgh and Glasgow
Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee
Furness 'Railway
Glasgow, Paisley, and Ayr
Glasgow, Paisley,and Greenock
Great Northern& E. Lincolnah
Great Southern an/Weatent(l)
Great Western
Liuseaster sad Carlisle
Laneaddro and Yorkshire
Leeds ea/ Think
LiverpooLCrieby, & Southport
Loadas and NorthWaritarn
London and Blackwall
London, Brighton, and S. Coast
London and South Western
Londonderry and Enniskillen
Man., Banton, & Matlock, &e.
Illanelacotor, &heft, & Lincoln.
Jd 'Debater and SoatbJ auction
Maryportd and Carlisle
Midlan
Midland Great Western.(l)
Newcastle and Carlisle

North British
North Btafford•hirs
North Western
Scottish Central
Scottish Midland
Shrewsbury and Birmingham
Shrewsbury and Chester
Shropshire Union

Small Devon
South Emetorn
South Wales
SouthYork,Dhseavivr & eeole
Taff Vale
Mater

Weil Cornwall
Wiiitehaven Junction
York, Newcastle, Berwick
York and North Midland

FOREIGN.

764 Amiens and Boulogne
44 Dieppe ....
63 hionterean and Troyes
336 Northern of France
143 Orleans to Bourges
72 Orleans to Bordeaux
82 Paris and Orleans
86. Paris and Ronen

2,050
913
1,034
20,844
3,090
3,427 4
7,988
8,627
3,650

1.004
16,733
3,284
3.311
8,763
8,20 e
3,313

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TALLOW MARKET.—TfiIs DAY.
The market hu slightly improved over yesterday's rates,
and prima me now quoted as follows: Town Tallow,
355. 6i. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the soot, old, 36*. 6d. ; new,
375. 6i.; October to Dumber, 375. to 375. 34.; October
to December, separate months, 375. 6d.
MARKS? AVERAOES.—Town Tallow, 351 ; fat, by ditto,
21.; yellow Russian Tallow, 38s. 01.; melted stuff, 28a.;
rough, 175.; Tallow graves, 95.; good dregs, 6e.

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There is only a moderate demand for Russian on the spot
for the time of year, but holders are firm, and will not sell
fine yellow Candle of this season's besets, under 375., but old
is to be obtained at 365. Gd. per cwt., but the market is not
expected to keep long in a quiet state. For delivery In last
three monthsof the year sates are small, at 375. to 375. 3d.
Home-melted is quoted at 355. to 355. 61, nett cull, for im-
mediate delivery, and in goad demand. Other sorts of Tal-
low still plentiful. The stack of colonial and foreign is equal
to last year's, and deliveries are rather larger, whilst prices
role 24. to 31. per cwt. under that time.

SMITHFIELD HAY MAHRET.—THIS DAY.
Mew. Cooper and Davis report the trade dull for any-
thing exeept first-rate quality. The following are the quota-
tions :—Prize Meadow, 751. to 801. ; inferior, 601. to 705.;
new, 691. to SOs. ; Rwen, 601. ; Coyer, old, 751. to 88e.;
new, 701. to 80s. ; Straw, 2es. to 275.

COVENT-G.tRD:
1,111
Pine-applea, per lb., 4s to Gs
Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 2s toSe
Gooseberries, green, per ht. sieve,
2s 6d to ds Sd
Peaches, per doz., Ss to Si -

f.-THIS DAY.

emsert, p. hash., 4a to le
kitchen, Is. ad to Ge 6d.
Pears, per duz Is to 34
Lemons, per &is. Is to 30
Oranges, per doz., 28.20 3,

Nectarine.,P;ldZ;..
Melons, each, Is to de
Currahts, per half sieve, 30 to as
Raspberries, per {mule, 4 I to 6d
Plums, per pun., Is to Is Gd
Greesgame, per pun., Is to 21
per sieve, Ss to lOs
Apricots, per doz , Is ad to Se
Figs, per punnet, 2s to 44
VEGET.
Freueb.Resos. Der sieve, Seto is
Mauro per dm., We to Is
Caelleowers, per doe. 2s to Is
Peas, per dem, is to 6s
.

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Almonds, per peek, els
sweet, per lb., 2.8 to Is
Walnuts, per 100 Is 0d to 2s
per bush., 10s to 24s
Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20s to Us
bras% p. bush.. 121
Filberts, pot 100 lb., Lis to 30s

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Onions, per bunch, 2d to 6d
Spanish, p. dos., le 64 to 44
Artichokes, per doz. 2s ed to 3,1
Lettuce, Cab., p. more, Is to Is Ild
Cos, per score, 6d to Is 6d
Endlre, rer more, Is to Is tid
Musbrooms, per pot., 9d to Is 6d
Small Salads, p. pun., 2d to 3d
Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d
Sarory, per bunch, 2d to 3d
Thyme, per bunch, 24 to 3d
Parsley, p. dos. bun., Is to 2s
Roots, per bile., 9d. to Is
Marjoram, per ninch, 8d to 9d
Mmt, ic.7l.t.h. per bunch, 94

Sorrel, per half sieve, 14 to 9d
Potatoes, per toe. SOs to Ws

pN' cRL~'b Bd to b

- per bued., la 6d to 9s

Tur01p7,p7i01:11111.,2; idto3.6d
Red Beet, per dos., le to 2s
Cucumbers, per dos., le to 64
.Leeks, per tuttelt, toto 2d.

laseri,wpor bunEe, um to Is
Carrots, per doz. bun., Se. to Ss
Spinaelsperbsif were, Is fld to 2,
Waterrosta. per doz. boodle,
6d tr 9d

Shsitcis,Ter tb., 6d told
Tomatoes, per pun, Is to Is 6d

Ilorae Iladi;l4pe ;:041...., is to 44
Garlic, per lb., ed to Btl
Veeet tble Marrows, per doz., Gd
to is

NEWSY UNION.—The Board of Guardians of the
Newry union on Saturday last unanimously resolved that
no poivrate Omuta be struck in this union tor the neat
twelve months.

Foßaw?, CorrLe.—The late boisterous weather at
sea has bad a very serious effect on several cargoes of live
eattle from the Dutch ports, causing a greater destruction of
property of this nature to be neces.ary for the safety of the
vessel toan has been known on any former occasion. Besides
the loss of several hundred bead of horned and other live
stook by one vessel, and losses of a similar nature by other
vessels on their way to the metropolis from Holland, the
weather experienud,t y one ship, laden with a large general
cargo of cattle and provisions from Holland, was se bad as to
cause her to be delayed for several da'a on the passage, to
the material injury of a large portion of the cargo, and to
abandon the wools of the live stock on board, a circumstance
unexampled. It also happened that the cargoes of live
cattle on board the vessels from Holland were at this time
unusually large, which caused the bad weather that was
experienced and the loss sustained to be of more serious
sfroct.

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BLOODHOUNDS FOR SHISRPSTRALRRS.—We noticed
a Mw weeks ago the loss which the farmers in this neigh-
bourhood (Lincoln) were continually subjected to by a gang
of sbeepetealers who carry on their nefarious practices in so
secret a mcnner as almost to defy defection. The Anoeia-
don for the Prosecution of Felons hoe procured, at a great
cantinas, a thorough-bred well-trained bloodhound from the
Highlands of Scotland, for the purpose of tracing sheep-
stealers or other thieves. The active superintendent of
police, Mr. John Mason, has the care of the dog, and on
Saturday last gave him • trial at Brozholmo, a few miles
from Lincoln, on the farm of Mr. Fothergill, who had •
sheep slaughtered in a field for the purpose, and taken a dis-
tance of two miles over a cross country—hedges and ditches
not omitted, and every difficulty interposed which ingenuity
could suggest. These arrangements having been made, four
hours elapsed after the sheep was slaughtered, when Mr.
Meson arrived at the place with the hound. The animal
immediately fell on the aeons, though the ground was very
dry, and, after a short time, in which he traced every track
and tarn of the man, led his followers to the louse of Mr.
Fothergill's shepherd, the door of which was closed, but on
being opened the sheep was found hung up there. Several
gentlemen from Lincoln were present, and spoke 4 high
tams of the training and breed of the dog, and there is no
doubt that he will be of invaluable service to the associa-
tion in the prevention of robberies ss well as the discovery of
thieves, who have infested the town and neighbourhood for
a long time past. Had there been a dog of this descripii4
here some roan ago, when the late respeeted Mr. Parker,
of lagleby, was murdered near his home, it is very doubtful
whether it would have remained a mystery, as it does to the
present taw ; though every effort was then made to ditoover
the perpetrator of the deed, besides • reward of nearly 2001.
being offered.—Doncaster Chronicle.

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