The Express. — London, England, 1855-11-29 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. THIS DAY. OLD 00011 . 1,--areas to was eats sum. einaaon ON SOISISS. Da m" I, 3 eSeS, M. labourer, wee mdisted fir the ',Ohl s ow .1 kis wig, Catania Virden. The 1000‘• gm she 'bawd with the like Wiese epee c a imer's kindeltioa. sr. Banda sad Mr. Clerk aradestai the prosecution. *a phew" wee deluded by Mr. Pony. • wa arad from the naming state/neat of the learned ▪ fat the proeseatios, that the primer had formerly los weever, bet bad be* usable to support himself by issom patioa lies Christmas lest, aad hem that time he sisie r i ee d himself sad family by working as a Weeny stshe Wks. TM primmer, Ws wife, a daughter ,araas rue ad, end his seas, aged raspestively twelve hoo ps rue, earapied a single room its • w o o in Parliammasourt, near the Artillery titans; sod it appeared they were in very otressed eireamemasse, sad that ea the YUAN of the us gape. a veils was to take plus at a plane-low la the saligasarbeed, out et whisk the prissiest sad his family wanes resolve ewe Wasik. The primer, his wits, his &m oan, some oiler et ISO relations. sad a mesa eased = t ea, were at this vas, sad it appeared that the fi rm" w as very anis \ lateziested, sad daring the swa bs a quarrel tea plus between' him sad semi of he we ' s m a mas, ad the prisms: wee turned est et the erny with ereelllmado it leas. TM Pant heft the Insko whom sets shoe twelve resieek at night, sad it appeared i k i a Vagina erampaaled the deemed sad her daughter • t wi, mom, sad they had a pet et beer at las deer. At this time the prisoner same home, and h. 'wand a be wry um at dada` & N om with his wife, sad ha west late his owe resat m a * s in a pine sh weed sat et the wiadew, whisk struk gds , she eitaUseged the &seemed M 4kt, sod he eas . & we sad they fed a setae together, sad both Ng aam meat The primmer, after this, west ego* bee's;lee ihe sad It appeared that his ended was • rimiest that the deemed and km daughter were afraid lap late their own' mess, sad remained on the Mimi sail the nursing, whoa the two sons VW WY is their work. The daughter mbsequatty met my, sad it appeared that the nahappy diseased gardy afterwards went late the room where the primer • and almost immediately afterwards then wore the some of a stage, sad the deemed wee heard several Yar le shriek sot " Murder." After this bed assured, MA lodgers la the house hurl the demised have bar seen md go down stain, mad she wee Mowed by the pigir, sad is a itort time the Oriel Of " Nyder," Irma mama, sad the primer was then heard le leave the Mew Very sees .her this the deceased wens& wee sees la a Miss midis cm the Lading of the staireme, sad ell list il void seem that she was thought to be asleep, hat It cam eresteally doomed that she had nominal a stab or mead is the throat, sad that she we. quite dead. It sp- Fund that Immediately after the fatal mosneace had ties piece the primmer presided to the palm Nation sad aid Met he had sem to earreader himself for killing his ▪ sod a amiable was seat with btu to kis residemee, meths Omar there Waded to the esustabhAe traits with Ali is fatal wined lad bean ,ailisteL The prisoner inhaiesedy made smother stetsatest, la which he 'd idn't that he had stabbed lie wife. The sane bete wove established by the seldom, of mime Mamas ; bat Ia the mares of the crow samitelisa by Mr. Parry, it was elicited that the deemed me a mesa of most drakes habits, tad that she woo h the habit of wastattly petit, duck sad easing km lets at light, and on *see amebae it wee her Miss to believe with great Molests to the primer, sal be had ea several mosikass left the hem to Nape from kw. It she appeared that there was a onspiolom that the daisami was ea too iatimate tease with Ilagstaa, sod ad she bad admitted that she had stayed oat all sight with kim at • aoffee-sh•g. It also appeared thst the prisoner wee sot addletod to habits sf intexisstion, bat that he was a vary bird main, industrious man, sad that dub, the peeled he ass engaged as a weaver to was frequeatly employed hem six is the morning till twelve at sight, to 'Mammy to sup port his gamily. It Me appeared that cm cm madsa, Ming a paroxysm of ferry, the doomed had Masa the pri sms is the log, and he was still lambs from the injury Is received spa the ocemion. [The case was proceeding whoa we wont to pram.] THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. SOUTHWARK. Nary Brews, a doesavlooklag lamb, far .Suomi is papaw, was biases& ■p, charged with *slim oft plows U ilk ribbon from the shop of Ms. Janos, Ilsosdrapor, %hiss Boyce, sit*. walkor to dm presentees employ, NM that yealotday morning tho prisoaar Male up to the essalse sod asked to look at some ribbons. ♦ jwtity won *Minim ler, asd witnem frees bar Wasp meow, impeded that something was wrens. Ile astordissly IMAM her, sod saw Mr pat bar head to km peed sr weal UMW. MN this got up sod was shout to ham the Epp, Mess he wait after her and brassie bit bask to the step. He tkes told her that be suggested she had seam Mt. property about bee, mid& oho aided. He, \Gw ent, pat ble laud Is Me dram puttee. sad /mad six pima et Mee. worth 30... whisk be tasselled as the property I M*. Jews. /metier pion she bopped oese the neater the emetabla sane is aid took her kw ..stray. pWlm coastabk 345 11, said ho woo oilloi tato Kr. keel asp yorterdey monist, whoa deo primer woo thes law woo* by the lest wham fee 'Malin six pima ditties, predueed. Elbe dropped ea bar Imes sad beitgod te torgireo, oe she had a large tinny, sad woo about to luau a tatettor. no wfighlwate --- salted the primer fa the anal tray = l ike would plead before Ws it. Puy at the al NOM thet she would rather mot go to the Sessisas. Nis mid net dray the shores, bat what permed bee to tad then she shod sot 'isolate ear, as she woe well ea sad Id linty of mosey. ingistrete—Tes say Tom its m married 'roma. When ells my hothead live hisser—l &Was ming myth's( about say lisebaael oe inlay 111 hiss so disposed st7oel f. Punish se, tie, U Pa Oink pew, bst don't Ist ray busily know saytliag sleet we. Mitianti—nes 70u plea guilty to th. *foga ► Pehmse—Tr, Si?. _llhOhtieto—Thes yea etv sounitted to the Nouse of wasetion in Wes mouths, under the New Crhuhkel tar Vie Alt Thopfwee, was them removed by Dowsed. the poke, aromaay dresdfilly ; sad it Wav Airmails amortaimed that ehi .. bid Pfniftsly committed Mailer daptodadoma at other Is isir l Pere shops. lONWLY 1011111 T. Issas Hewitt, a yosag was, was Own el the bar. deiftd with the followiog daring Wilma, eehbeel "sun, a respectable loafs( yang wean, seated a ntes the awning of the 20th fan no was posing role gt. Johnstroot, fitsith-sisue, noes a man mann mt must in Nowista sue the duly% MIA UP to led Jellified whether that was 6t Johanson 8u W On Ass it Wes. He this ommadosod the emus • New Penn, sod @eked Ist whiner ulived ▪ strut, sad she wu tellisg kis thee 'mew woloody thou, what be andanwatched I L _Wag mod pane aasmauleg Ills. dd. flee he. w .f. aid we of, het was followed and suers& At the tella Porker suds the injuries mho hod doswilood, the Pe el" Lewin, MINIS ha lied jest loft, woo oftudiag is the she, sad so Parker poised bin, sties the ril" laslsd _. b. ' Ilessmostries pens to his, add they ~pant ed. ." .61 7 'enmesh, of 22, T a tt on otron proud that at the .___ Ohm tho robbery, the primer, who lodged lo the °ills ▪ keen, lamas mating is haus the dilution of fft. John ▪ Ho had gess oat at lost that attunes with suss yen is galled Thema Parker. she~tr the, 27, Tottosowtrost, said e thee s kw IOW" A "bbet7 he hoard the primula, is =Wiwi bin ▪ NY to the Wit he lives with, " I've get sous hot I did'at d e i t; T on P ar k er did add what I 7. • 4 h I shell have to. or 6s. Id." " h ien Maul denied the sharp. He was sonamifted tic is mock ms Monday the therommotor stood es awh o r i alvese below freesieg *et, esti tile Ise wee half. es the sheets ef water la the wthiltbeethood The e nsi eilalseed ea Towle,. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY N1146,' WONT/NIBInt 29. IRELAND. .--4,--- ALLEGED BIBLE-Et SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAT. Two °Mmes. Hingatown Police-aloe, Wednesday. Father Pothering) wan present, accompanied by Mr. Theme O'Hagan, Q.C., and Mr. Charles Hunan. Mr. Corbailia appeared for the crown. Informations were tendered to the effect that there were bibles and testaments in the heaps of books that were wheeled to be burnt, and that fragments of the Old and New Testaments were found en the cinders after the lire. The Rev. Father Petherine was identified as one of the parties present at the fire. aiding and abetting. There was no defence entered ; whereupon Father Pothering, entered into recognisance', himself in 1001. and two securities of 501. each, to abide his trial at the next commiesion. In the railway share market today the ottliog - chiefly engages attention. Priem are s teady. Lancashire andYorkshire,London andNorth-Western, Great Western, and Caledonian stocks, besides others, are rather better. Eastern Counties shares, on the other hand, are weaker. Great Western of Canada shares continue to 'how an upward tendency. OIDUILliili lIELULIIS ARD °TOMS. il/Lliall. DUBLIN, Nov. W. It appears that, after all that has been said to the contrary, the wishes of the people of Cork to have some of the vessels of the Baltic fleet stationed for the winter in Queenstown Harbour will be gratified; and that as soon as they shall have been refitted at the English dockyards, the ships intended for that station will proceed there. MUSIC. JIILLIIEN'II PROMENADE CONCERTS. M. Jabs is in the habit id erladirrigt his Mahal series et trade smarts with • few peremmemes higher ewe. daily su se pwity die IMISSIONINi klub ef mashed mask mid ansiOng et selmilime Wm die elaseled woks tithe pest omen These he demsdaeles a" Mend eight," " &Ohms iddlt," sr a " Weida sobs sight." We are sot aware thee he Ms ea yet gime a ,do.ayd night," width we think be me* by all Meal to Haydn was the father tif modem esdisOral muds. EL symphonies are, aad ever will be, o:= Their fresh ness is Instating • and while th eir their misty, their fumy, theirlevely melody, sod Wish mod beautiful nonmetal sheets, will am. seen M toddy the most relined mate, their dear, einde ing ee s t r asthma k stylealways delightful to every ems, mein sated, who as be moved by the "ens sued seemed smads." And yet we do set remember to have Merl a sigh mew meat of Elsydn'e at say em of Punks'. esossels. Lest night was a " MeedeLsohn night." The ant part of the semen wee • copious sad sadroble selerilon from Mendelaseha's works; sad the mend wee mile up of lees alamied. but eon 111•1111/14 4/1100ff which the" Quadrille" the meet pressisees pTM Meedeleethe portions lasieded the may finest ha• t severer% enbeateel bie pi =oiny in A (Mow es the Wine sy mike ; his della assesses, played by M. ; his plesehrie mode is B fist, played by IL HUM ; his overture to Erg NW; sad his mule to the Mirimmanor Night's Droste. The pesermene mid "the while" of this mush ; but this wee set remissly owed, hr the dust and shores, " Ton spelled mikes," wele set perkeend. AB these bentilal thisge, though they hme now beams huller to may amateur were doubtless sew to the emails i tri of the immesis enemblege who heard them to ; tol the Mendes whit whidi ee r sis er e • Ustesed lest , the mimeo morsokos el which celled for th , spoke volume fee the reseedV of taste usesg us. The nein NA toubukose whisk a Bondage bed then maids are net to be laid to the eharge of the WM of the sadkose, u it has always bees found OM the nimble parent were • mull number of passim beineks to the desnelemillen of "gents"—idle, silly We, who MOS to espy win they sell • lark, and paid far *sir by • night's kigieg is • polies-eintin. Leda t the Muse wee literally crowded wo overdosing is every perl,llst the Inger ads to the amphitheatre. This was west from lie brahnion el the evenieg, sad the esti Wes use ths es the applause with which the West sad wet deeded pints in the minions were re It would be impossible to praise the performaase tee highly. It was equally bessueside to the superb osekeetre sad to their able esaikeeMr. We have saver Mud dew delsteha's emplane the treed difilinalt es well as the most bentihl el all liisiebselnl works, played with pester power, prodigy sag doling. The *ROMs dew never moat WY Mal ennead. The two 110i011-41111plissierte Reeds, and the violin Ceneerte—were emened •by IL Mkt and M. Menton is • MUMS, worthy of these neon. Tie =Nights Dreams musk had a delicious , else, and the brilliant Wedding Musk wee emend by se dessalies. iiii - iiir. AI I. L De. 4it pa. lft.rios.. Dal ii liiiiiFiliillasiildlllT.: an INsweiWorrespolathir tfabbors Orabiss tram 1 .06 Mard.l6lll6 all North all Da. • I Da. Ombra: 161 K. imars—Barrak fa Da. Sizelaake .- 18 De. 0.6.1. Pre. all Da. Le& WO De. Teat all Karr Lobar all Da. Wori Maras 17L bar eardadie........ all Werth 1M Wars. • Warr. 161 Ombra -... 161 Dabs -... el Dora 1811 Dram an War 111 Tatra lawar • Ds.' GU mul Waidouglim. && 111 all Ma In iralsAudied In Watirtni mai an WM Omni I t go.o. (W res. et wy. . P a a NT to s• NO Do. No, It, Ipm et. 100 &Moth beset 49.4.111. fop Osisarks4lll :ii - 1 - 7 - .." - a.1.74.7i405 .11 Omit sal we._......... . .11 Dead.ParlB.B Lter-laria. 100 UK Maas 13. 84 p.a. L all laat.Ose. BOLA pa.,110 1 1 all Dhas de. We. 1 all Da.l4aw I par Oat. Mask all IliaLUake. 4 p Cant— lea 14110.,Pirlik.Daadsea&t. 100 area 14144 Ma. $ per , 100 Do..p.stald.atlOgo.atpa COLONEL RAWLINSON'S LECTURES ON ra NINEVEH SCULPTURES. Litatiaant-Colondßawllassa delivered yesterday, it. et the Ludes lastltatfas. the WS eres balsam ea the Nilsen!' ssalptares sad the 11111•111110. klidellias. Oa U. the two termer *restage the isetawir hal des bad the r i si saws of the wrists' sad luggage stems knoolplias. the to sosuassts—eseh as monoliths, visa, led slash they were /mad, sad the pleas and warm la a, which the iseausesta were diasevered, es well es tis goo- 111. cos by shish the must interpretation of the bidiesOotalally saksowa Wove was arrived at. A good dui II passel steastoro Wag stud ap with the saldesle. of wane gave r t. • la* bluest to *say whisk Colossi hairiness regretted soi l tosallest be the ass with yesterday's lean% which, though 1 1 :1 ausidsred the suet valuable, would be eertaialy the is usatlity. We us sours his that It was vary for from N ous so walaterestlag, se was syklut from the dud emotion 4 8 t. s SUMMON audience. 1 7 4 all 100 Do. 6 p.o. Tri . 100 Do.amv.ktodsoL4lp.a . Do. to ndom.4go. . 100 Ditto itrolantabie 4 pot. dl Do.lltrsa. PnL Slugs Ali Da Chatlr Prat. S. Ope all Da do. de. 6 p.a. .IM Do. kno. StaaL.....l I all Do. OMR Ova. Ross all Do. dia 60. all Dot do. is tAarike &Tops IP SIND SiMo Lashi• [ALMA DEATH BY POISON. Yesterday Mr. C. Bt. Clair Bedford, coroner for Wistakiastir, maned aad asaeladed as lullaby at the lit. Three Crowns Tams, Itlehawed street, St. James's, rela• tive to the death of a Male .reed Christina Rseddie, sod s 23, a deasslia servos% la Ma employ at Mr. Wilkie, the prsvpdslia el Mai Mows beess. 10 It appeared that dm deemed was takes suddenly 111, sad el. Mr. Clerk mire, ea head her la a dyfrig •-• wade I al: 1 1= 1 '11"11 11‘ IN i lt Bo s: 4e h r i t itt s,..k _ to ssevaarpfz..t Ipml sa ii•eakb osh.f.• 100 wir--ssrw.47.7Cia I Ds. 66. 111 Do. TortliDerszelli. so North etalordidre.....— Ozilleve.kWoLl&l.Op.st U Prat. mai. y ag ar virla NI UM( 4 3 .r Aa541.6.4) sli De. Thal 4i per . sC loollihin past INLY IS s it. nate, .. _I dile liy, we tierrAy he body et a surly- - bun infant. Mess 'he man% dean which warred es Whin ten ow hies hens if lb. ClA's ottomans, a II small pet ion disegneed h the deemed bolt, ontaining N. awe paste end le kill rats sad Wee, sad • quality of 10 .,„ Meal fling,. Yds, Clark, baring meted the body, wu sun g Wthat &named had died ken num. He then examined mo % the ind hind that it was ousposed of plicephtras se. and end that it wee a deadly pawn. A man of the IS nein et Wallington a tailor , living ia Report- !!! stied, hell one enements at the earlier stagged th. r. legit" relative to • Mts. Illanwell. who had woe months 1 ago laid him that honed wanted to get sone drags to prune a siseedizzlike bad sees Blackwell bellies peasyre fee he is 11. yal the slenineat seek by Wangles Kn. Blackwell se :4: l = ant dined sill oat misaus'• atatinant, bet 1 lessens a milked wanaer. It wee nova le that the deemed bad swellewei a liiseatity of steel- IA =bat the neditial genlenes Warned the jury that a piesyngel oar eleablikgp, Wog\ Itenteatly s takes le poen shaming% bare the sllghlwit diet. The N deemed. It engeredoies sheen ban hese for alien an to boar en the maks gessailks her death, and a wenn ,L 1 answertag sane appiennes bei pennant • pot et rab 2 pane the sight as ea ellehen in the esighboarhoorL s The Censer having named op, li The Joey retuned the dellewleg verdist:—“ That the in dement died hen nudists ef Bent sad Bledelesee vat en Omen bat whether this pima wee lase nu n en he n the goinecni et peletke abodes. than is an Whims i evideme te skew g awl Os levy serewirly wink= the nle i Una sad end despeene penes se Beth sad Blegainee n passe kir king eats end Wee. annesed of gheighens, 4 Meek sad 'elan bash), I. the neve he Leaden, wittiest the penman of • whew, anal the legislate» shall pan as ,E 1 nestneat upland, es prohibiting*, sale of auk deadly i ce Wats." tes The Corner sad ho agreed sandy with the verdict tee sad the nesenendesies, as he wee blamed that several 101 deans had newesei hen the webs sale of nett penes.,los_ whisk send eadielennely be height at eilabope fee a few ; penes• ems !MINH IA MOM r 11011MOso 10 sigma di 01 Marlis-Wasa -14 Oodora• So likoimons 2 D esserisalkaiara Dark ibida" . " -- all 111111112 of Frirsi.—..= 10 Do. Ns, --...". Cut ladisa 16 Do. listmil677:: dl Dag p.s.Bds.p.' 67- roso. tall Do. do. 'l9l Oho SO GM's& oKbaididoooo all MIL !Am.& SO Ds. Owlet Dessatuss all Ds Osowil . do. 10 Gnat Mild it anst Lam Psolassla S Ds. 1111V11•116$ WINO Re. soma 041.111 L an . as. all Gt Da . waat. Ona - da 14 Da. New,e per Ont.. fin Doa, psyllos/I.IIIISS all De. 4114 4• - aB De. •du 14. as. all Da. do. 7S.williout a an Bamako r - ,7 - ..ii - : - .1 100 E 4 W DM& an Walv.inbarfai4 Ma. laaja Omaha 111 as. de Su IeMO /Mai ant NNW • an • aa4 an sad . . 40 DOER mkt what 116: all DEEL.PeILooI ElsrEJ. an Ma An sal 11.) all balm Do. Ibtliosay 100 Loa n OEIE4 Omas NO Deal= ... 103 . IN MOM* and = Cr" all 1011 ____ 2ll6l. l= l 4= an 'I" MEI' et Illatiii- -1110 Nwime IN Da IL Su* IM sesilmss wse. " (li. ) 100 t Waimea 100 th.lleurnal/40 - Zelli. an Lamiler owl 14 WWI s res. Mar 11470 = Imauhle sel Tanww• Mt MOM, Da. Wag trabil all Wain mil lir Ewan 100 Las. =nil Moat 100 WEL Wats 10 D 66 « 64 DRADDIATIMIL TSB NIGHTINGALE YUND,MEETING - THIS DAY. A hive and highly infloatitial meethig was held this afters's. at Vlllliee Booms, Him-street, St. for the purpose of opsaing a pub!"e sabeeription, in order to Mader a tribute of natioaal tempest end admiration to Mho Nightingale, and at the same time greatly to enlarge het sphere of seefulems oa her Mum to Bellied. His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge presided, and amongst the other distinguished 7petecossee present were the Duke of Bielmosid, the Hake of Argyll, the Mu. eels of Landedowae, the Maquis of Cleariserde, the Ht. Hon. Sidney Herbert, the Ht. Hen. Sir Jobe Yekiogton, Lord Stanley, Lord Godmish, the Dsea of St. Paul's, Dr. Cluatalag, Mr. M. Masi, M.P., Mr. Oliveira, M.P., the Bev. S. G. Osborne, to. Se. The moieties' submitted to the meeting expressed the gratitude ef the British people towards Miss Nightiegale, end the desirability of psrpeteatleg bet memory Dri b the establishment of an institution for the treiniag, te. of sums and hospital atteadants. All sissies are imbed to emetsibate. the rude beim 'milled ae Was Niestiasgage approves. aad maaaged by same% saved by bar, selected hen the eamaittee. At the Use ear report left the peoesitiage me sta Piga co. ILECTIONS FOR DISTRICT BOARDS OF The Board of Works of the Holborn district °Pu ebla of 49 members, of which Bt. Andrew Holborn above Bees ream 2 St. George the Martyr 9, St. Sepulchre 6, Saffron hill, Mutes garden, mad Ely fallts 9, and the Liberty of Glasshouse yard 1. Bv. AMDZIW Homo= awes Bas.s.—The following gentlemes have hem abated musbers of the Dielriet Beard of Works Beldeek, 96, High Holborn; W. Bah 34 296, 111 1 11ellsern ; :mesa R. Haller, 4, Ilm serest; N. Cart 1119, Grefs lea lane ; Chao. Cadby, 37, Liaesepeed ; G. Prowls, 113, High Holborn ; 8. nub% Leather lane; Jet. Gray, NI, John street; Hoary 001141•11, Ilk High Halters ; W. Millstone, 3, Mill ais street; B. $2, Lamb's Coadelt street; F. J. Heaps, Hibbett, 61, LaMar hies; W. Leeibetter, 16 New Crewed street; F. Usearor 8, North Mess • A. M. Low , 66, Chasm leas ; W. liderre Ae ll ase . BerlfOrd row; W. Mitelmaer, 29, Bed Lica sass.; Na.., 21, Lamb's Conduit street; Z. T. Parday, 46, H Adhere ; Tact Simpson, 16. Maas, Pleasant ; W. Niensm, 4, Middle row ; Gm. Taylor, 9, Jibe street ; W. Taylor, 29, Lamb's Coedeit street ; T. W. Wiper, 26, gee Holborn. Mr. S. W. Hopwood was imeidesesely eiseed every dark. Br. Otoaoa vas Manna.—Lest tight the following were &elated duly Moiled members of the die burs :—Mosers. Megisellblieft 11.11,04 Lies square; J. 0. Hall, 1, Bnisswielt raw; n. !ma% Coe dolt street ; James Hisbards, le, New Needs sliest; Time. Southgate, 9, Old North street ; Robert B. fiegey, 11, Parris plass ; Bimini Taylor, 62, Lamb's Ormilbsit street ; Caleb Tibbetts, 11, Greet Crisped street; Herbert Wil liams, 64, Great Ormesd street. Mr. Jobe T. Church wee emealiamosly Waded vestry dirk. Sertitozni.—The following members of the vestry were yesterday sleeted by ballot to repeessat she = the district board :—Meru. Wm. Gektswerthy; street ; Rickard Hurstereliabille Beats ; Henry R. Clarks, Comrade street; Geo. IL Mulls, Coweross street; Edward T. Compile, Charter hoes, Ream ; Lee Dowses, 81 Joha's street _ Lnaasv 01 liramunt.nux, Herron-imam!, awn ELY Rairro..—Yestorday the following wen sloatsd mom hers of tha dismiss board:—)lssars. John Draper, 91, Hat ton girds.; Peter Bolton, 46, Hatton garden ; .1•11114 C. Trotter, 1, Kirby street ; Robert &Mhos, 16, Ely plow ; T. Pollock, 26, Hatton garden; J. T. Richardson, Lesther leas; W. Lodger, 120. Holborn hill; W. Wilson, 82, Hat ton garden; G. W. Umplotty, 118, liMbora hill. Tito shoes mentioned an all meatbsis of the vestry, with the exception of Kr. Richardson. • 82. Axxa, WIIIIIIINSTII.—Yestarda7 the following were sleeted esesabas of the District Board of Works of the Straad traloa :—Mesers. William Addis, Leicester street, and Charles Jeffreys, Soho square (cburebwardese) ; Mann. Richard J. Jeffreys, 428, Oxford street ; H. C. Penis, 20, Greek street ; E. Bargees, 62, Wardonr street ; James Holey, 36, Soho square ; Chu. Wakeliag, 86, Gerrard street ; Wm. Fifths+, 399 Oxford street ; Jolla Osborne, 6, Princes street ; Jolts Tyars, 7, Chutes street ; Jobe Rogers, Jent., 392, Oxford street ; Richard Chaffer, 46, Lisle street ; Albert Laftbisy, 10, Charles street ; Edwia Les, 6, Sydney ale, ; Edward Warn*, jam, 31, Sobs square ; Joint Tyrrell, 2, Greek street; George Beethan, 12, Lei eater strait ; 'mph B.ltb, Greek street. The two but asatioaed seatiessen are sot numbers of the vestry. RETURN OF SIR C. NAPIER. LPN night the committee and supporters of Sir C. Napier selehrseed his mare to parliameet as member for the beseegh of Seathwerk by • midis dieser at the Duke of Claccame. Leadea-reed. Dr. lease I. the shah. AMR Me anal waste, which were druak with oaths skew the CZAMMAX proposed the toast of " Tao Army smi Navy," We O. Narita returned thanks la behalf of tbi ailed mdse., sad is defog so said that ho esmamadol as army Ilimelf at me time, maciatine of 6.000 R Old Tasks ; sad 111 wee s curious feet that Oran rubs was Oki I. ear mai of that army. (Hear.) Mhos he hued Massif eggoalle the lapin& may, commended W Ilmehis= be etas a morol mileage to Omar Pasha le draft the sight by me of the massed Nowt Issimmea, M 'sew a pediata M e w ad Me Ilgyptisa army. bb gent dileht be by the Ida, ia the morsiag, thae Omse Pith. bed mad lbe emegesees was, Meat. that the Imam army moo te (Che m.) It was with great pleases% that be bawd Omer leeks had bees mat to ammeisd Is Ada. sad be antic& pared the beet reds hem ids beam, cod strategy. The MIAMIAN mat proposal TM health and pro sperity of far C. Nape', the mamba for the beleash." Bit C. Km's, ia ming Meeks, Asa hap pasted that too mash w o o mrpealmi Mat said it rons wire Mbar Mat iato Rahn or late peollesame. Hoar, him) Se mull rely say, la the me me no k the , that be weal do what he Nell, bat he did ass premed te do hapesibilitim The people of Ileethwark felt that he had boon Mad 111, mid therefore they re turned his to peolinimat. The person who was prinalpally 00•1111111114 la totatleg bhp Ul was now dabbed altogether, sad there he might Oa. ((Mem) • slur had hem east ape him--the pagle of Beglead felt that a slur had Irma oast epee hirs—emi lbeeekre me of the met important boroughs of the smile sent his to i l:Mutest to 'Mime his enact if amemcw. (Chasm ) He was sot going to attack 6ir J. Graham. bet If any ad of Sir J. Graham should ASO to say that ho (84 C. Napier) had dem what was maw, he was glad is hese the opportunity of defied*/ hie Modest. (Clan.) Ho did sot know what might herpes whoa perliamat met, hot, if there were say perms who proshimed •• pease at say prim," he hoped the war& mould rhe them per ms before they were able to Mae thew (lASI misers.) Who. this errantry was at war with the meld bellere they &Ward to ask for poem at say price, sad M bops& they wen set plea to_ lemoe die matey sew. (Hem, bear.) He hoed lbetlond Palmemen, if he freed that Om was a dkpedllsa aim aptsay Opel to make a dichimmile saw. maid difaislm parliament. for he wee an • meld lappet Ma la • vigorous presamisa et Se was WI a mileastsey mid hearcerable poem war oblekied. (Man.) as mad eery IN hat he Mt Wow* dilgai M the people eilleatberadt he Mei*. him to wHament, aid be mobil ammo ham that bewail earderwear to paw mete thsh latcresb to the but of hie poem. Prom ) booed Ohm Mete wee dm* &aria' the msaing. Dr Itobarte sad Oboes delhemod eaderaces, otter whisk the sompany operated. _67 _69 *if 114 104 104 'ii ii i dis k ir . si • 23 20 N IN 10 . I& if ii 9 II •se di IN 111 - .-70 ,i 1 lIIMN li Isl PI H II le Hs 4 44 18 $3 Is e Is e st e "sr II fa ~I 4 lim "UM li 7f it it dis $ I Cs Per 1A - 11 ais $6 Utile 11 le pa al ri II * I is 104 10 di 14 10 II 05 7$ le 1 1 SI P. s 4 4 di* i PEI fi 11 2 pm 91 114 105 110 no 11l 101 100 Bra Lune Mammon, M.P., AND 818 CODITI- T011311711.—0a Wednesday last a ninny was held of oleo ton sad .then is the hbabliall, Dasfenalise, to beer Str June Aadenea give as annum of in nue, Is , le par lost serion Provost Bebenees was called to the 'half sad introduced BP Jam to the neat Illi Joan bin addressed tho eanntage, sad, the own of his epos*, pardeularly referred to hie vote @pint Mr. Reelosab nodes ; mad is - regard to the war, enraged his opines that we if were sew bond by all man is our ato LOU Magog Da* Skil I• t yesterday says:— i t any at the straggle till we had a safe " The semben of Os Vmi vall Clang Club .ajoyed sad bosesreble pease. Mr Jams thIMIS 1111011111111 Mi several o e s py sa snug ales wage is gm, beatup pat• le prally Main to in vein again Kr. Th . ii „ was y a s aima ykkyo te IC=4notion, sad as to hie *ion ia regard to the ... to sessaity of a aew Alin des. to the n of whiait aleTatlCTlni FlitilriAlli Wit a tire occurred be »heed to pledge Mani( bobs is pa. la Prison snot. Little Quelisolion Limb% bp/1W to anon ; after which, Baillie Thasealtoos, one by and was shissinssasM. with easekkeabb leas of .. Mr. Inking Beveridge, ,prep a vote ef thinks to Sir 17nPeni• 11l Web r ea r i ts Fusin_ • i r bi e ssl s l e ll 14 1 1 she. i Juan leer appeals, to give is essuat of his *award- swinsiblihrim. ...i.rm of mom sas p ship, ti also aimed that hie onibeet entitled blin to Penn. vs Maw Iss lossassesse s s • a l7 - •as the antissed eisidene of the aim& As esteshaeat sue t ma es 2111,ff_elossessb s . M. miles olfssal S L. thee bp M. Kaden. sad ramita by pr, Little Clownelieet,wism a short name of Iligh ) MMus. A Lemon, = M elba ibst. while Oho swedes thaboll flir Ia a very llow =balm t o lb st sa• melon alleiWoo. es well E Juan tar Imo uppereles to Wens 01144 they mental that ea that alba Wane( Ogee. nil Me 5i ,under r. his sewing is nalleseest did seasentie lin Sr the alseined the Moen. of tho oaten, west to week. aad by j i seablasso of tha oielss. Oss now albedo ban talo IS obleoA--fms hewn after Or eathreak— th ey oseneded to s Mereese of ',inn milted is la is the mons or 1 1 1 NUMB 7Ae an sebaosa• 31 • 71 . 1. Trnaf ila °ma ' am. ' " the essonliwild hod the a**. boa a mesa/ show Peek la ~at gabby destveyed, an well es no aistsate of n belay bled ler. Poona Itelesbes deemed the wad- Mora Bresiby sad Os% prestion sad swim fsEssie Is Ina earried hy a onside negority. A yob a basks dm* no .sostly Pon et Meese. Bain. 'airmen ead AIIMICAS RAILWAYS. to the nosed *es Ilsofsslsb as Issessfalls—Mbranyh PAWN As lo Slls al& si lbs In *MAW "Ma be nine anal e p.sat.... ... ... on es 71 Cawood. glow& De. 7 per oat. „ ... taps it 74 1474 Into 74 111 Plu cla MAlring"lo-4110 Pow Bakbe taki ng Tin Brame AT bienousersa.— As addition' r i CrZati b it io 1 . 1 .1 p a d . e 4 di ativaatage fi lOw high /dee of pinion, hoe boss - samba of Meese,. Ilkley sad Co.'s operatives wen *lowa mai ms c ia r z d. s par Not , _Paee at Ow amp elsoars,fee DMA der bask, with largo bille lay out of week, yeelseday, fa ausegasses of the easbeiagCanal 8 wan (Mak F4•4lls l s SO. a Ow see. "The War sad Potaten," is which it is psf.3.l be their lane apes the de- D . ;* 7 ter sat. aaavertiale... NM 14 r aimed NM bat foe the wu the peke of potatoes and other penman, whin tho Pens ham tabs pan. would /ss i Zmss it , I onotAlsoes- tact 7 ! . 7 of food would be sesibly lower.—olanow sake no saishie is of ongliel l _belositle_a_to Mos lugs D e . j:: s i t m a r ... ins ' D at a* Mail. asistilimat skim banes I,Nn end LIM. TM tam D .. do . sifts Tel .. ISIS W. (Shipp* pis) have hurl from good an. we bed Md. in to . =Mr= Ms eel 744.74.4.1mmembeastu . s. 111 $ Wahl OM throe partied wise had pared tato larp en- the. et ebreeseurne ef tho 011ie sad 11101411441 he Wert. bode „. be SIM t fee an a anessity fee weeping posy I. *Mr Tim goggle ega NU So ban In de. is no as ve mein& ails to nun frets say feather pan s' ask winos i n t h em asa th s . eg sa tii by noir esegloyese. lo lda biloo lia elated isi liol limali tlitrln tla Z , ralmeL pdia. D.. en s PALClsigel lsolin d& e l o.e.1: 11— " A ;Ier - 7 9..-. teii Lea at their meek limp* De. In Deitans. • S 3 1 • 6••• Isl. lei lilt .7 Ds 6 pig le Lrolo odd Nom LS =al lloaluaorso W le Do. Sow • Da. %L i r not. lat.- an Karla s—.— oil Ds loisseild/opo (with on Ds. do. (oa bd.) oli Iloothera Prome....—. on OW. 114..0d0 OW k irovoilass) 811 Do. SA pot et. bras (fonoodiLt anima. on Sorrigisa Trot Pad al Porloorl Lyme —... all Pods sal Ondas di loyal —. all load Poiollob on Do.olllll.doos on Ombra sod WI Ds II par wit P 101,•• 11 Adair, gas. wrest— a Wed Moan on Do. lie pm Clot. Pad. on Wades of haw —.. oil Libra ........--. 104 II 17 Ti N la I SIPs 1 14 7 Ms 11 1_ S. ii M a U* 111 14 II li 4s we 411 . 46. Ts; 4 I'' iii Ee ii M St 11 SO MI 0 0 0 S 76 IS IS S um.. 14 8 els. I. 4 4 4 1 4* 11 4 11 11 Se Of 17 99 17 19 Pi al 49 61 t 9 6 l i e 77 19 914 71 711 111 196 141 106 464 SO SO SO TO 76 O 7 pa pa T 4 7 7 64 1 $ **a OS 1) 1 Ms 1 Oleo - 11 rale ei Se 0 nine 1 Alb SS U I 'I 46 46 ii no 117 ille Belle e de AI 44 di 1.3 44 4 ilti SI II Ii dis 41 Si 100 104 1$ 7$ * a if 10i Ile if 1101 3 le fdb par U U IN 1$ li 31 4 4 --p. 107 100 104 140 90 tf 00 SS 10 10 ii 1 I. ur lir 7 I u• a sio ii ii *I si I i es 97 9. 60 tei 110 i PI TN 1 Ne al I it al I+A.lgOsa .. . Siiiiir7aTiniali arida Ina tßizalop.(lftatSt.pm 1 De. OMEN 6 Derr Da UL Dal ?ay It~°oj~,--~- Nalco 40gret Maenad Sal *Do. PraL di par OW trartuaa ..... Oreatnaopt Veda Him larat hireek l Ort. Mug Vce Unite INGaverm lark _ ra h= am Lad Quirts Zack KWh Now Wisp& Cas Artesil b sa Ds _ Tla Re l it _ Wog Mariposa ..." 4 Trioshembis WI Mufti sera Airriai 101.,Aus.k IDim Laallsesed Omit, !Ami!ERS4.OII6O3IPI Ipcinisa kW ~LaleaW' NU. Pm. of Was L.. Do. New . National 0 - 3M ." .. ". ..- . . Now butt Wiles ...—... WM. awk=tion ProodwidAN IL WoNt.B.6l3.lffip.Oo. Owls at Awl:ells -.... Do, NM ...... , .. ........ I Nis' ici liiiiiiii-----1 Maar Agers/mont. Amstar am* /AO— Soft Wolin's.% ...... Mai &Emilia Lod.- Do io Fob sad Aug Do do liar.* Rept. CVlPilau ...... I Moms@ Crystal Palau of Frame isit,Sassloillsa Copper IlimMira Sam ....... Illestrie Token" Gourd eta Ilaviestios I &seal (14111dpilicco. lis - iiiiiiiiiirsl." 7— rei. I Ilasirie II 1111.A.wisan [))767 --- Ds.ll Idli. N.llems.k N. llootioN4 iiiiiiiiFtL Mk 1 SK 1 11 6 Mr 110 NO IC IN HO I 1 4 ASS 1 AN 100 Itio — yibiii. -1 . - P - i MO_ ^ RI w§ D. " rewAllylpe, rw aor Nis 171 — too Do. New Porthad Iron Clomposy Moral Nall SWIM iso Aunt?. Dwootaw De. Dow. ..... la w& Avolosllaa lab De. D o . r Roglotorod Wog. Dor*. Via Dims% Load If If t"L 11 Is The following ire this day's sales for the count: ORDINARY SMARR! AND STOOLS. Celeclosias, 66i • Beaters Collodi'', 91 81 9 ; Groat Northers A Stock, 71;Laissashire and Yorksoire, 769 761 ; Leaden & North Weetors. 94 • Midland. 64; Norfolk, 46; North Easters (Berwick), ditto (York), 46. nowartoricio ozAhoo. - Midland Proforoaos pu 05at.,14 db.; North British, 98. YOZAIGX tun.wart. peed Trunk of Canada, A into, 10; Cheat Wasters of Caaads, 234 111X1S. Cobra Copper, 661._ JOINT STOCK BANKS. ASSIZILISSIII, 92. Canada, 145 ; CryraPidace, 21 ; Peal Rim Land and Mineral, 21 1• TRAFFIC RETURN& Itairman. Ina OPOS. Ifs• Mr- To bd. Total -.. dosing. 1154. 1864. a_ 5.16 Naii.. a West ivirfor.l7. la _ - .. 411/1 1422 1173Z1TX. is: • • • • • Rir coilma.. ..... ...... 1 . 1 9 % T 43 0 3 04 1474 416 11 : 3 8 7 4 1 i sm !lit Nov. 2 . t ....... SIT 316 811 TN I rm i l =l ; = -... . 11r36 343 30,31 53, 5 j NZ 4 intidd. Josoilei. 144 IN NO I t= ... ... .. .. 1131 lAN LIN MS l i f a S ed aboliiiii. iiii lad Booth Wmtcro.... = kg: 4, 11 099 9 1493 MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'Czocx. The 'gold mining share market remains without movement. In the Stock Exchange the only business recorded today in mining stocks is in Cobre share., at 67 for money, and 651 for account. Annexed is the Mining Exchange official list of yesterday's sales: Alfred Consols, 20, 20 346,20, 201, La ; 1341 end Lanerth, ; Ir7hrldge, 28 e., 30 5. , 2 9 e., 30 s. ; Lady Bertha, 265. 6d., 275. 64. ; North Basest, 36; North Frames., 84 ; Rosman' and Borland, 3; fiortridp Consols, 6f, 7.16, I. 4, ; Bortridne and Bedford, 8.. 64.; Tiaerdt. 31, 4 ; Vale of Towy, ; West Basest, 33e. 4. 4. 324, 33 ; West Calle. esenbe, 7s , 7s. Bd., 10s. ; Wheal Arthur, 84, 9; Wheal Grenville, 24, ; Wheel Edward, 3 ; Whesil Ladeott, 2, 24. In the Stook Exchange the following transactions have tabu place, viz. : Serwidge Console. 64. 4.7.16 ; West Crises, 24 ; Tamar Consols. 3+; Wheal Grenville, 2 6.18, f ; Ledy Bertha, 26.., 28s. 64., 305., 32e. 6d. ; Bertridp sad Bedford, 6.. 6d., 7a. WIIIDNISDAT E,ZNINO. The funds hays again risen to-day. The market closed 1 per oent. higher than yesterday, but at one period of the worm! the total advance was as much as 1 per cent. The improvement is mainly ascribed to a renewal of the influential speculative purchases noticed last week. Investments for the dividend are also steadily continued. At the close, however, the market was slightly weaker. In the discount market the general commercial demand for accommodation seems to be lees probing than of late, owing to the disposition to restriot engagements. In Lombard-street the terms arc thus a shade easier, but the current charges are still fully equal to those of the Bank of England. In the Stock Exchange money commands 4 to 6 per cent. on government securities. Consols for money and the 6th December opened at 881 to 89, advanced to 891 tot , and closed at 89 to 4. The " contange for the anuary account re mains at 7.16 to 1 per cent., inclusive of the income tax. The closing quotation for the 10th January may thus be given at 891 to 1, with the dividend. The Glacial business report is as follows :—Thres ose Oast. Consols, for money, 881, 891, 881, 89e, 8911 ditto, for amount, 6th Dec., 881, 891, 891. Three per Cent. Reduoed, 871, 884. New Three per Cents., 881, t.l. Long Annuities, expiring in Jan., 1860, 8 7-16; Thirty Years Annuities, Oct.,Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1885 (New Loan), 161. India Stock, 2251. Bank Stock, 269, 2081, 210. India Bonds, 2.5. die. Three-and-e-Ralf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, I falling payable in 1858 and 1859, 981. Exchequer Bills remain at yesterday's recovery, being quoted 7s. to Its. die. The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states that In the foreign stock market Russian Five per ustag the candidates who resisted themselves a few days Cents. advanced 1 per oent. The chief business was ens at Tana for admission I. the diplomatic s a ber, there in Turkish Six per Cents., which rose to 81, and MO • E••• 1 Itiselha who was pared two. cow. for Ids closed at 801 to 81 . The scrip of the New Four per estallest replies en the lathiest of concordat,. t. Guaranteed Loan left off below the best point Itossur CarIITILE or Farms Oericima.—A t(rthe day, at 3 1 to 3 1 The " oontooffo" on letter tress Kamieseh, of the 11th, is the mosateer de is these two stocks to the new account of the 14th ?loW, lays There has fast taken place at Bieber* as December ruled at 3.16 to 3 per cent. Spanish baldest which shows what prudeses ought to be employed bonds continue to show an improving tendency. by Me Preach in their szeursioas on the territory of the essay. Throe Treat* officers of she fort ! am of whom woo Ms sumos of the Venting, were walking quietly en THE MELBOURNE MAIL which arrived at Qol4en. the isthmus which onuses the spit of 'Ciphers with the tows by the Oliver Laing coaststod of 117 sac ks sad 5 beam mole lark whoa at a short distance from the French eat- of weighing 5 tons. The Oliver 'Ab INS eff the =l:ssy ware all of a sadden primal as by bend of poet for (nu days previous, bound for Liverpool, sad Padua seduarried off. The whole glair teak place so, pet is to Queeastown with the above suprecetlented asoll. tartdirthat then won SO PeN th illtr"" Sela g All the letter bap were foewarded unopened to Live:pod. COMMERCIAL AND MARIETS. -THIS DAY. 616 6.7711 NT 13II0A.1.—The market remains suipsaded ; there has not been any offered is pablis sale, sod we are without truss& ties. is the private contract market. with- Corns —The public sales Ors progressing heavily, out say material alteration in prices. Native Ceylon quoted 625. to 635. Tas.—The market is steady, but rather inactive. Com mon orogen held at 9}4. anal terns. ETCl.—The market h as Wane dull, and priors have de- Weed fatly dd. Item matinees Arm COTTON remain out of demand. SALTPITRI —The denied unties's limited. Eirtois Ors steady at last week's pries'. Is other ankles no material alteration. TALLOW ILARKET.—THIB DAY. ' Te• • Market h very ins to-day . at dm bteressed pastiest rejoined, vis. :—Tomn tallow, 69.. sett cash; Potembsvet Y.C. ott the spot, 70e.; November to Deem. liar, 70.. within ; January to Karel'. 706. burin. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Yr. E. I. Davis ripest; the supple lane, aad trade battry ; prim without alWretioa. Prism ;meadow bay, 106 e. to 110 s.; superior. 116.. to 120 e.; taferter, 9lll . to 100 e.; rows.. Mr. to 100 a; clover, 100 s. to 140 e. ; .road sat, 100 s. te 110 s.; straw, 27.. to 10e. MONEY MABILET.-THIS DAY. Two o'Caosi. The English stock market continues to advanaa In the morning an improvement of 1 per cent. was 1 . established, and prices are now quoted i per cent. better than they closed yesterday. Business _ . is quiet. Console, after advancing to 801 to 1, are now quoted 891 ;to for money and the 6th December. The " contango ' 'to the New Account remains the same as yester day, and the price for the 10th January is quoted 89a to 1. The Three per Cents. Reduced have beet dealt in at 88 to 881; the New Three per Cent'. at 881 to 1; Bank Stock at 209 to 210 ; India Stook at 226; Exchequer Bonds at 97/ to 981 ; Exchequer Bills at 7s. to 3s. dis.; and India Bonds at Bs. dia. Foreign stooks are steady. Turkish Six per Cents. have been dealt in at 80; to 811 for money, and 811 to 1 for the 14th of December ; ditto New Four per Cent. Loan at n to 3i dis. for money; Danish Three per Cents. at 81; Portuguese Four per Cents. (Small Bonds) at 45 to 46; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents. (Small Bonds), at 881; Spanish Old Three per Cents. at 391 to 15 and Dutch Two and-s-Half per Cents. at 64 (exch. 128.). • The Madrid has taken out 20,5601. in specie to Cadiz and Lisbon. The Phainician sailed from Sydney on the 21st of August for London with 13,702 ounces of gold and 11,209 sovereigns, representing a total value of about 66,0001. The East India Company have made a further re duction of id. per rupee in the rates at which they will receive cash for bills on India. The rates are today fixed at 2s. Old. per rupee for bills on Bengal and Madras, and 2e. ld. per rupee on Bombay. The latest previous alteration was on the 31st October, when a reduction of Id. per rupee was announced. By the calculation in the note attached to the Board of Trade returns given in yesterday's Express, the apparently extraordinary increase in the month's exports is rectified. Eveb taking the " enumerated articles," however, at this calculated amount of 6,293,3301., the increase over the figures for the corresponding month of last year is 718,4621. According to the above " note," the decrease on the ten months in the enumerated articles is 3,224,6191., and in the grand total of exports 3,401,8071., as compared with the corresponding teh months of 1864. The rate of decrease indicated b this latter comparison is only about 4 per cent. Bearing in mind the burthens of the war, the high price of corn, and also the fact that during the month of October the Bank rate of discount was raised from 5 to 6 and 7 per cent., this elasticity of our aggregate export trade is calculated to excite surprise. The increase over the corresponding month of 1844 is in some measure explained by the great dulness which at that time prevailed as regards exports to Aus tralis. Examining into the chief items of these exports, we arrive at the subjoined general figures for the month, viz.: Month ending sth Nov., 31st Oct., 1863. 1864. 1865. £. £. £. Cotton manufactures .. 1,663,791 1,713,538 2,498,487 Cotton yarn Linen manufactures .. 363,761 248,201 409,540 Linen yarn 98,781 66,096 73,494 Woollen and wonted mosufactures 620,387 472,078 672,624 Woollen and wonted 149,017 188,909 97,207 132,035 882,496 1,218,392 yarn 121,694 Silks Metals 1,958,216 Leather, unwroughtand manufactured Haberdsabery and mil linery .... . ... • Hardwaree and cutlery Coals aad calm 124,768 161,275 217,129 Beer and ale Machinery and millwork 193,270 122,871 233,937 Stationery Wool Oils In considering these figures due allowance most be made for the feet that the month ending 31st Oot., 1855 (as explained above) is five working days longer than the corresponding month (from 11th Oct. to the sth Nov.) in 1853 and 1854. It is a great pity that the statistical department of the Board of Trade cannot pot these figures into a more comprehensible form. After making the requisite deduction on this score, the increase over last year is chiefly observable in metals (especially iron and tin plates) in cotton, linen, and woollen manufactures, and in machinery. On the other hand, hardware and cutlery and leather manufactures exhibit a falling off. Annexed is a statement of the quantities of the chief articles of food taken for consumption during the month: Month ending 6th Nov., 31st Oet. 1868. 1864. 1866. Cocoa lbs. 321,196 826,962 340,994 Coffee lbs. 2,634,214 2,639,681 2,987,374 Wheat qrs. 425,866 76,618 132,772 Flour owts. 302,365 29,067 127,882 Currants own, 6,068 13,987 16,868 Butter cwt.. 36,996 39,137 42,219 Bice owes. 64,680 61,421 110,684 Cheese ewts. 36,425 36,163 44,736 Pepper3o9,B22 337,02.5 402.471 I Bum gals. 243,669 260,686 278,094 Brandy pls. 160,116 169.301 161.882 Sugar, narefined,cwts. 661,018 696,232 666,899 Tea Tobacco lbs. 2,200,761 2,216,604 2,839.443 Wi n es gals- 675,693 688.233 636,614 Eggs no. 7,833,818 5,827,400 7,336.000 After making allowance for the extra five days, it will be found that many of the items exhibit WON comparative reduction. In the important articles of sugar, tea, and tobacco, however, the movement is satisfactory. Rice is more largely consumed,: owing to the high price of bread. The consumption of foreign breadstuff4 this year is shown to be much lees than in 1854 or 1853. The quantity . of foreign wheat concerned during the ten months is only 2,298,131 qrs., against 3,239,152 in the ten menthe of 1864, and 4,198,783 in 1853. Of flour the quantity for the ten months is 1,457,276 cwte., against 3,538,712 in 1864, and 4,103,110 in 1853. K. ss 2 s se :66i I 4 , 664 II In I DU 1 In I taaalped dad. 4 Oe Ai dim 5$ 60 19 111 1 4 I IMs per 1 pas U U IS U 69 34 za 41 7$ 74 11 9 SO 11 26 If 7 7i 115 140 1076 leg 106 101 104 IN 1 1 2 1:: 4 1 4 1 1 - 6 11 17i Ilf it i ate par a 'a 2 2a MN MN NAN 111 NAN II 01.211 N MOO 121 110,0111 2 1110 UAW NO I WOO 10 12,1101 10 111„ 20 Ok MOO 10 le 0 00,009, 111 $O.OOO 100 10,0001100 10,010 1 10 10,000 SO 10, 20 NOM U SONO 100 00.000 1 2.000 100 11,000 IS 10,000 U LOIN ... 10.000 N ~i ~~ sio an ou io 14 140 5 109 ' T! io •• • 1 11 . 1 , I. F, M I. ri 6 • • ed ed le• - It. IV. I. el •••• I I 44 54 2 24 Li 2i 22 2 die 2 P $3 67 Is 20 27 39 3 1 die die +I! It ii i t 04 dim 71 11 1 pm I t 1$ Ill i S3 I 1" 1 90 91 34 10