The Express.
London, England, 1855-01-11 00:00:00

DE.NMARK.

In most changes in the constitution of the
bireeshold are a heavy blow and great discon-
nemsent to the aristocratic party. M. de Levet:an
hisilhond as grand marshal by M. Betting ; M.
smillabseg, the advocate, succeeds M. Tillisch as
Wait
_secretary ; the chamberlains Blucher and
amPilliff are dismissed, and General f3choeller is
UNA simmiadant of the fortress of Copenhagen.

MEILCANTILL SHIPPING.—The total number of
WM which neared inwards with sew it the several pert'
the United Kisedesa is ohms iroetbs et the year 1861.,

%dolma Kingdom in eleven months M the year osooo. ••••—•., o
ousechotowthmeemweectoing at Hackney, last evening, which attained, at what point below London these wage might be discharged into it, for • :bort period, some portion
sift ea Nis 6th of December, amounted to 120,314, their spirit between the English and the American govern- per cent. a month interest on money. With common „, ..„.
being 11,845,410 toes. The number of ships moots. Although Mr. Tyler was not regarded ea a intelligence, English capitalists may now come to discharged, with a reasonable hope of its not affecting that but is a highly dilated state.
ee,warits durieg the same period was 136,827 too- am stated to have read from the " blue book," that in portion of the river passing through
M 2.4948.317. Daring the same period to 18.53 the great man. yet his administration was an able one.; the United. States and invest their.
_money, wkerethey pleasel. the metropolis. The "4. That in the distribution of the areas of lituuspeisaa;•
things, his evidence before the select committee Mr. Homer had plug chosen is the river Boding at Barking Creek. your engineers have succeeded inequalising th
erereo—sides entered Inwards. 122,74 b : 1005 e,,, and mince he retired to private life, and party aspen- will receive, under any conceivable state of
-
11,1,2Lik446; dewed outwards. 136,410: tonnage, 12,486,618. ties have died away, eis now 100 4,1, wou not petition • neat consideration was to form toe sewers on such performed hy each of interception as fat. as
ine%
ae unind the interenume between this coca- universal reepect,which hag been very much increased hoarding to lend teenudin abi, for foot or five
readai from ea
report Tteeemac!rerke ofgra.
meetingbt
am shamed,an American,him ago paw, ardor te SATO as muc as possible under ordinary circumstanon, be discharged in* &silver •
lAN& 011163 the member of vessels employed in the i intocountry, her institutions, her oorporatioos, her rail-
°. to the one now in power. Mr. more came United Towns
the - process that mast entail a Thames. • . ;. '.
last (vide Norma, Advertiser, 19th of that month). "5. That, with this view, they have judirtst • •
with that country entered inwards was 9,103, inofeventsimilar to roads, her public stocks, her great commercialo ' lmetus' engine*. . ,•••
"own eetwarde,l7,6r/: while during the corresponding the Presidency con an
low h'
el ebe embers inward.. sies, that which carried Mr. Tyler there—the death of Gin, houses, brought so as this, is, and cowered on y select enmities, having quite enough to do with that gives era the accompanying plans and sections. Then, as it Kenvish-town end Camden-town, to Kilburnthy
MIK The amber et new colonist Taylor, after he had administered the government for the presence of a ghostly phantom that rises out of by the
.lic,nused.vic!salie!. Mr. Timothy Maker, and the migt intercept found floesal rumps desirable to complete flood water, from an area of seven square
Liveglml fear sad nine month& When Mr. Fillmore took the presidential a distant fortress of brick and mortar on the shores of Ilwama Tot allay Inionvnevy,irikyltad.=kaii, ike., the intercepting ae fee as the River Lea, before peon- separated, and carried away to a Nan re ;
red haw sstds•i r POf3TBR. tinning the has any further east, and as the menus *Merin the remotest degree interfere • h
VS, IhWairoms.. ..._llllO chair, he immediately sent for Mr. Webster to re- the Eosin.. It is the work of newspaper-makers, Metropolitan and Provincial Licensed Victuallers' the Lea near Sir George Duekett's Canal might be cam- metre with thug low disuie ~ •
Pis
" mime his old place, at the head of the State Depart,- speculators in public stooks, and financiers, who grow Mutual Defence Association.-061ces, 104, Fleet- plained of, it would be desirable to point out in what man-
leme meg Om %mum ems
trims yea, sad me same
moots when he oontinned until his death, whim rich in proportion only as they impoverish communt- rest, comer of New Bridge -strut, Jan. 10. sere at the least oars eat, the ending sewers might be " ROBERT FTETEMITION.
" Willa/Jr Cvßrrr."
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