The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.

The monthly Board of Trade returns were issued
this morning. The returns for the month terminate
on the 31st of August, while those for the eight
months in part extend from January 6 to Aug. 31.
Subjoined is the total declared value of the exports of
British and Irish produce for the two periods men-
tioned, including only the " enumeratod " articles:

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For the month. For the 8 months in put.
1955 £7,695,019 £53,049,848
1854 7,847,966 69,668,150
1853 8,297,066 68,159,729
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Including the '1 unenumerated articles, the
month's exports for 1855 are raised to 8,891,4731.,
against 8,783,7141. in the month ending Sept. 5 last
year, and those of the eight months in part to
60,151,1781., against 67,398,3591. in the eight months
ending Sept. 5 last year.
Nom—The sight months ended Aug. 31, 1865, teing
five working days shorter than the eorrespondieg period is
the previoua years; 1,425,0001. might be 'added to %La total
of the enumerated articles, mid 1,84,6661. to the total of
all articles, for the probable: exports of the five days not
included iu 1856. These additions would make the reaper
tire totals 54,474,8481. and 61,800,7431., instead of
53,049,8481. and 60,164,1781., which appear in this account.

THE REMOVAL of SMITHFIELD MARKET.—Tho
interests of the licensed victuallers and other tradesmen is
Smithfield and its vicinity being seriously affected, not orgy
by the falling cif of business, but also by an increase in the
amount of rates consequent on the removal of the settle
market, the inhabitants have sailed upon the churehwardess
of St. Sepulchre's parish to convene a meeting for the pur-
pose of considering the
,best mode of obtaining redress;
notice his been given that such meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening next in the vestry-room.
ANOTHER POLE FOR THE " TIMEB."—A Pole,
named lionitowski, 62 years of age, meanly dressed aedvery
dirty, was yesterday tried by the Tribunal of Correctional
Police for robbery. It was proved that he was detected is
the act of stealing • piece of soap from • shop door, and
that when his lodgings were searched • vast quantity of
articles, all apparently stolen, tiers found there. Amongst
other things, he had 12 combs, 6 hair. brushes, 12 clothes-
brushes, 5 blacking. brushes, 8 hat brushes, 42 tooth-
brushes, 18 pots of bleokinx, 14 walking-sticks, and several
opera-glaues. The man pretended that be bad required all
those things for his personal use. " What I" cris d the
President, " You used at once 42 tooth-brushes, for ex-
ample." " Yes, Sir." " And yet you have no teeth."
The Tribunal sentenced the scented to a year's imprison-

Mein
HOWDEN GREAT HORSE Suow.—This show halt
just closed, and a better show of horses w exhibited
at this plsce. The attendance of both buyers and sellers
was immense. Hunters sold from 1801. to 2001. ; carriage
horses from 1101. to 1601. ; and riding hones haul 751. to
1001.
DECREASE OF CRIME.—We understand that there
is a much smaller number of prisoners in the Devon County
Gaol teen has been the case for many yearn.
RAILWAY TRAFFIC —The traffio returns of rail-
ways in tho United Kingdom for the week ending Sept. 22
amounted to 435.3671., and for the corresponding period of
last year to 388,6271., showing an increase of 46,840/.
LOWESTOFT.—Amongst the visitors visiting this
fashionable town this week are :—The Doke of Wellington,
tbe Earl of Stradbroke, Sir S. Bignuld, M.P., Mayor of
Norwich, Major Earth, Cslouel Wingfield and Mrs. C.
Wingfield.
FOYNDERINO OF A SHIP AT SEA—Liverpool,
Sept. 2.9.—The Rapid. Bernard, from Selman to Queens-
town, foundered on 10th September, Gff Cape de Gan ; the
crew were picked up by the George (brig), and landed at
Gibraltar.
THE HOWL—EAST SUSSEX.—In nearly every
garden, picking is being proceeded with; but two or three
weeks mere must elves before the pickers will bring their
labours to a close, There is a wonderful quantity of hops:
but they are light. The pickers, in
2m any
aul
ring instpaances share
, an
exorbitant, as much as 20d., 22d.,d15. 6d. was, lut year, the maximum. Hands are short ;
and the rise is thus maintained. In some places there have
been entweesfol strikes. We believe the red rust, or mould,
has not done much damage ; where evident, its further
progress was immediately arrested. In many latetra gveardens
it can be clearly seen by the pedeenian endller;
but quantity will makeup for quality. Sussex hops may
be quoted at 84s. ; Kent, 90s. Slate pockets of the former
have beeneold at 80s. sod 82..; but there is a disposition to
hold back, many grower', thanks to the lett year's crop and
the harvest, not being in straitened circumstances to
compel sales. The opinion, so far as But Sues,: is eon-
earned, is that the duty is not overeat at 310,000/
that better prices than those above recorded will follow.—
Erightoes Gazette.