The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-06 00:00:00

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METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
The number of haute b bogey than we have had for seve-
ral woeks, consequently trade is heavy at reduced prices.
The supply of sheep has also increased, and, on the
average, prices are lower. There is a detnand for
grand calves at Silly late rate.. From Germany and
Holland there are 300 beasts, 310 sheep, and 102 calves.
Spain, 68 beasts; Scotland, 360; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,500;
Ireland, 100; sad 00 bas the Northern and Midland
Counties.

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BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Mews. Panamint and Smith report that the demand for
the better eons of Weald Kents and Sussex hop continual
steady, at firm prima. Yearling. are also in fair request.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Netherton's West Hardily, 18..; Longridge's Went
Hartley, 18a.; Bates' Wok Hartle,, 17.. 6€1.; Harti_ePool
Wet Hartley, 18a. ; Walls End Keepier Grange, 195.; Walls
End Hetton, 20r.; Walla End South Hellen, 20s. ; Walla
End Teen 20a.-69 ships at market.

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ACCIDENT ON THE EDINBURGH AND GLASGOW
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waip:itrefeato fuel thasineg
RA ILWAV.—Ou Friday afternoon, whilst the .5.15 passenger
end more of it continued to fall upon the engine and
some of the foremost carriages as they reached the spot.
Luckily the driver, John MacfarLine, looking for-
we'd, observed the wall pining way, and with
pmisworthy presence of mind backed the engine
immediately, which had the effect of greatly reducing
the speed of the train before it neared the spot. The en-
gine, however, and several carriages, were thrown off the
line, and run FA close to the up rails, that both lines were
blocked up. No injury was sustained by any of the n-
pore, though the concussion and jolting frightened not a
few. Signals were immediately despatched to protect the
train, and assistance telegraphed for to both ends of the line.
Detention was thus the only result of an Retideut which, but
for the active and meritorious, conduct of the driver, might
have proved terribly fatal.—Scorsuita.
ANOTHER STRIKE IN PRESTON.—The work-
pie in the employ of Mr. Hollins, cettenepinner, Royal
Sovereign Mill, Church-street, Presion, have struck work
in consequence of their refusal to submit to a reduction of
10 per cent. en the wages they have been receiving, and
about 200 of the !wade are now out of employment.
A TICKET-OF-LEAVE MAN'S LAST ItEsoURCE.—
Two young men named John Tooney, who described him-
self as a paperstainer front London, and George Stokers,
cutler, Sheffield, were brought before the magistrate. at
Sheffield on Friday last, charged with setting tire to a wheat
stack belonging to Mrs. Winter, of Attereliffe. The stack,
which was standing in a field near the ownerta house, was
fired about midday on Thuoul rv. nod a number of persons
flocking to the place itittuediatelv afterwards, the flames
were extinguished before the stark had been inure than half
consumed, but damage was done to the amount of more than
IW. The prwniers were seen beside the stack before it was
Bred by some men who were working rear. They were ob-
served to run off s abort distance when the flames broke out,
but shortly afterwards returned and stood among the specta-
tors. They were accused of firing the stack, and Tommy
said they knew who hod dune it, end would tell a policeman.
They sire thereupon detained, and shortly afterward, given
in charge to Policeman Kenney, to whom Tenney said, "
the men that set it on fire." The magistrate inquired what
Tunny was doing in Sheffield. Money replied that he was
a ticket-of-leave man, having ,been di, char,ed in July last;
that he had applied to frienda and persona to whom be was
well known for employment, without being able to obtain
any, and that he had been travelling from piece to place in
search of work for four months with no better moan,. In
reply to a further question as to his motive for firing the
snack, Tooney said, "We could get no employment, and
mu-t do something; we could not perish in the streets."
Stokes made no statement. Both persona were committed
for trial at the next York mains.
THE NEW INCOME TAX.—To-day the new income
tax act comes into operation. The duty is now 7d., and on
incomes less than 150 L it is 6d. In the pound.