The Express.
London, England, 1850-12-17 00:00:00

68 bop were allittal to arise se a mesas et eabelitem+
erbe meld read flemay. and 24 Were sighted teals, es a
mews Whim vise Mali seed tspateetly ; 19 sage eel=
• mega et lot le=taeety, who mad reed Rawly, erli
doe, who reel , erne thieue la part es a sear
et Heim. Here ere boys est et 174 a rel=
salaams to teelety whoa they ue set la e
sad ell hue reeeived new mismewe--qalte es Sweep he
=their moieties lits—et the nog Wheaten drew
. . .Tb. extessee esenpilea that Is seise
ea ie the isetre4 ben by toys, is sash beyond what
lasegfaed. ere extensively used by thieves for the
pavane el , beth te Oulu, thus to seal with
the begs et auk* the spoil, ead to °beefs es estrus
late theft .assn' mules to mad lot thueseivel. Boys
who en adepts el abbesses, en euessot the sad du-
✓um artaisals la I.esiw. They pumas la SOSSMIIIMUIt
sae I.lll.tbs Rest 'Meals Inheres is the whole rasp of pose)

44 /rn:ain
subjestod ta loos periods of mallasment, whe-
ther boy* or ass, Sort graduated Lebow. Sues at some
of the kulke, sad out the breakwaters Where this system is
siegliel, really bard work is net employed as a saws of
alkinatios, wine reformation is possible, sad of deterring
mhos where that object is unattainable. I should hews
Maimed to hare WAS dm project astriad tato prastiee as
soggessed by Mr. Femme, to employ is agrioaltaral penults
• large samba of oar criataals. • •"
_ . "

Ain rtheauseading that ...II primers sestessed le
twelve soothe and upwards, as well se all transported am-
vista, should have mesa; thafal, sad reekresabley laboar,“
the ado messed' te dame* the evils of the mama jag
=whist still castles, eig, seneedit d ism*
visits by the asses 'Sem ofe ad e"stsitadis
M the dwelliep of haws me, masks the ef
penis, ethelmests petty sad trivial sad
etheludes is theMsw7ss manor
" The usury him se premiss( around the metropolis
es the esigest el beenahmeldag sad burglary is a rethit
from the misplased Why *Owe M transporte—hen the
groat facilities that hays beimextesded to them as emigrants
rather that se samba abroad. Baperithee has now allows
that to ream the hand of rigour from old harassed thieves
le merely te rube up a saw phalanx, sad to destroy the moat
awful public basalt of priame—the terror they strike out.
side the wails. Bat there is sow every amerases gives
from the highest authority Ant the maths' of weapons-
ties shall be readered a really formidable sestethe; that
herd week ea breakwaters and other plane then be in-
pcsaf epos awe mss ; that upstate sosfieeenest .hail be
their porde. for a sessiderable time, sad that poser or later
every ha transported by the judges shall be seat late a
foreign laud. When they ear that tide is se, the
authey rating rem will are and the attain that meets
se mach dread is lathy prints families, is which arras
are sow kept that wen sever kept bean, will diminish. I
Dave never bad any doubt of the saSeleacy of areasporth
Om me a mama to deter eves old thieves from trine,
if it be really (tarried iate theenties, sad the offentien are
seat abroad.
The ordithey's report was ordered by the Court of Alder-
men to be pasted.

CATTLE AT

(We now give a detailed amount of the great annual mar-
bet, of what we were ?Wordily able to publish ealy the
r Anise brims »port.]
It In been shown that of late yearn the ref}
easpeies of meat in the metropolis was on the sworn
0141111111 sompatition, and consequent superiority and IC-
saltine, were therefore to to tweeted and line bees
fully realhad, yesterday's market having hien sessidered by
many eipmfer to that of say preceding year.
The twins obis readied Londe* on Saturday—monster
ones, Ms, by ter the Hase—the Great Western, North
Wasters, Beam Cowin, and the Greet Northern Rail-
ways—esairopel a total lumber of upwards of four
thousand heal, audesive of rawly 16,000 sheep. Such was
the demand he eaten trucks, that it was found imposeible to
bring up the Meek of the stack till a late hour on Sunday
evening. The Wrap at Islingtoe Yd elsewhere was fully
occupied en /lady, sad to some fasteners it was found
••••••••7 to 'MAW • lame camber of additioual hands to
keep the "Wes Mgother la regular wan, sad prevent cow
him wad hes.
The eivesnaMentemede by the satinet*" to give spas*
Meths Mesh weee gemerelly satisfactory, although of coons
them.. aft 1111/11114 could not accommodate the whole of
Me beinessetwethiteading that they were " packed " use
*sr es dessely as oomible, especially as relates to thou
km*" Wise of Reiland. who were shkfiy statiosed in
Gatepareirest and adjacent turnings,which were completely
fall of Deems aseellieds, de.. forming a strange but plus
leg outuram ea the. party Moan
of which glimpses were
obtsiaed homes/her directions. To give something like so
idea of the estresedisary sompositios of the bullock supply,
we may state that Devonshire forwarded its full
nurabreof panned Deems ; Herehrdshire claimed and justify
obtained its mewl memorial pantos with is wonderful
" white, faced and red sided " pore Herefords; Lhoolnabire,
Leicestershire, and Northuipteaskire, isatributed their
thousands of mottled shorthorn., betides the " improved "
stock, chiefly white; Norfolk, Suffolk. lesex,sad Cambridge.
shire provided a risk treat for future hastiest@ la Ht.
shape of those well ham sable &sots net mining a few
remarkably floe Iwoulreds ; Sussex was ace behind is the
net, sad her stately sane, scarcely any of which were each,
seven yams' old, commanded great lineation. Northumber-
land, Cumberlead, Westmorland, Warwickshire, Stafford-
shire, Shropshire, Eetlaudahire, sad moat other parts of
England, were represented by stock which refloated the
greatest credit upon the grazing continuity, and which,
we need scarcely any, struck the vast crowds la animism'
amongst which were isuadreds of foreigners—with astonish-
aunt. In the rural undi•ion of the foreign breeds no
marked improvement wee perceptible. The senspetitios,
and, consequently, the »duodena la the diaries for convey-
ing stock by the peat lines of railway—each, for instanoe,
as the Northers sempaaiss—brought tee aa extraordinary
show from Seatlesd indeed, it may be ossaidered the best
no mord. Sons were exhibited which had travelled by
rail upwards of 600 miles, there being supplies of theta from
Aberdeen, rehash", and other aunties. By sea the
number was somewhat limited, owing to the loss sad
damage frequently sustained by heavy stock en board UN
steamers.
A mere gleam at the collection of cattle shows the dears.
blouse—nay, the neeseeity—of a change in the "abilities
rules of the Smithfield Club, and it is satisfactory to be ens.
bled to observe that it is in oontemplation to form 616111.1 far
each distinct breed, and thereby abolish the present mode of
competition, which is chiefly based up early maturity.
Stock was shown which would, under a OM order of things,
hove done inflate* credit to the " Tad " end it cannot be
concealed that such an addition to It would have Feely in-
creased its asefulnees and event. If early fanning is to be
taken ec the true test of the vales of any particular bawd, it
would be easy to point out large numbers of Devotes, Here-
fords, and rues which emended 160 stones (8 lbs.) in irritate,
which were under four yeah old. In other instances,
there were exec from seven to eight yeses old, which
were fully 180 stone, in weight. It most be
euenent to observe that • more wonderful 'dimi-
ties was never witnessed la this great metropolis.
The unusually low prices obtained hare daring the whole of
the preeeat year, and the increased Imports from abroad,
might have lod many parties to astleipate a falling off in the
supply ; but tie feet ia, and the iillllllllo arrivals of dead
mut up to Nowa" and Leedeabill fully Nippon the Mate.
meet, the numbers of both haste and sheep in almost elegy
district in Englead, Including leetktd, are still rapidly la-
moans,. The almeses of any sedum widen* the favour-
able state of the weather dewier the seams, swaths (end
whlah produced es Immense supply of hod, whisk is still
selling at remarkably low together with the large
return of the rut seeps, hue walled meet of the Erosion—
especially se less stale wee parebseed at namable canes-
cies la the early pert of the erases—es speculate upon is.
crowd supplies, aotwitlistastliag that the returns are say-
thing but reauserativo. Under wash circumwastess, ado
cline in the supply could seareely hue beans:posted by pew
Sisal men.
We shall now proceed more particularly to analyst the
show of beasts Front the niusering strewth of that been
the northern counties, it may he readily asseived that the
shorthorns ought to claim our left amenties, sad it is bat
just to their owners to slate that, somber sad &asral weight
considered, the supply is this rasped Weed Neat to
them we elms the Herefords, whilst the Devoe*. MIN lad
Sums stock nudity brought up the rear. Of emeste, we
are hen considering the English broods only, as it would be
manifestly unfair to throw aside the redoes of Seollsad ao
occupying even • second rub.
From distant parts of the country numerous Iriyirrs VON
in attendance, end many of the beet shorthorns, Herefords.
Scots, Devon', do, were purchased by these for eonveyeace
to Brighton, Plymouth, Bristol, Bath, Liverpool, Hinting-
ham, Hull, Norwich, and to within say easy distance of
London, at prices which will be head in detail below :
The following staeseisat shows the number of beads
exhibited, and the pile's obtained for them, ea the "groat
days " during tea pia eleven meet
Years. Beset shows,

Prima I
d. a. d.
1839
1840
1841
1843
1843
1644
1846
1846
1847
1848
1849
It may be aseemary to observe IMO the above amber& et
stock limbos'' from time to than Imahhod by the oink of
the market.
Although the meson is now for silmotod, the Imports el
foreign mock into London last walk were very miuntaive.
The total newly amounted to am Ism than 6,734 hoed.
During the carreepondioo period la 1610, we matimid 3,790;
a 1848, 1.848 ; tad in 1847, 1,913 bead.