The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-24 00:00:00

HOLYHEAD HARBOUR.

(Before the Assistant-Judge.)
MUSIC AND DANCING LICENCES NEW ILEGULATION.

Bysi7rd;;;ltl; court it is intended for the future
"That all lemons intending to apply for licences for mush:,
dancing, or other public entertainments of the like kind,
order statute 25 George 11. esp. 96, shall give two months'
notice at the least previously to the commencement of the
Michaelmas Quarter &rim to the Clerk of the Peace and
to the Clerk of the Petty Session of the division wherein
the premises are situate of their intended application ;" and
"lo every case where any penon having a lieenoe shall
transfer his premises to any other person such tenant shall
give one mouth's notice instead of two months' notice."

Colonel DUNNE then rose to cull the attention of the
house to the report of the committee on Holyhead Harbour,
and to move a resolution that the recommendutione made in
the mid report be adopted by the house. The report, he
stated, showed the necessity of improvements in the har-
bour and piers, and the government had several timed pro-
mised that improvements should he mode.
Mr. M. GIBBON thought the hoe. gentleman was rather
batty in demanding a categorical stytetnent from the
government whether they intended to do the work. The
evidence had tot yet been printed. and the government bad
had no opportunity of reading it and seeing how for it bore
out the recommendations of the committee. There was,
however, no desire on their pert to evade the contract
which they bad entered into. What the government bad
undertaken to do was distinctly to Bud piers for the
mail service. The great piers formerly contemplated were
intended to provide for the tranuatlanSio steamers ;
but when the proposed line of communication
was given up these piers became unnecessary
for the requirement' of the mail packets. His own opinion
certainly was that the accommodation existing at the
present time was not sufficient, but still it was found that
the inferiority of the pier, as compared with those at
Klaptown, did not can., a delay of awn Vag 30 womb

in leading the mails. It had also been found that during dearth and high value of eottoa, been upon the trade 4,
a 'Moog oortherly gale the vessels were able to come along- indigo through the past fifteen months, that in every pahhe
ride the wooden jetty. sale since February, 180, we have had to record a decliee
Colonel DICK6ON said the object was to get the works in prices. For the went of cotton the calico printers hare
commenced, so that the present generation might have the been unable to panne their ocempation, and the deliveries ed
benefit of them. indigo have fallen toe scale that makes the moderate sew,
Mr. LAIRD thought that the government ought to give more than sufficient ; the stock, within twelve months :El.,
some pledge that an efficient plan would be carried out. increased by 5,000 chests, and the value bm fallen between
After some further disousatoa, in which Mr. Peel, Colonel 2a. 6d. and 3s. 3d. per lb. In the intervals of the Lila Mart.
Dunne, and Mr. M. Gibson took part, sales there was scereely any market, nor a possibility of do-
The motion was negatived. I indigo at the rates established in the anetins.
The house then adjourned at one o'clock. Vitt the last trio months the wool dyers of Yorkshire mkt
We •of 'llaod have become busily ooeupir -
MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

the West of Nottl...— - - - --J1 aca-,134ad, and they
were liberal customers for consuming qualities in the TA,.
seat sales. The German houses also bought steadily
throughout. encouraged by an improved coutinentel
and by the uureserved manlier in which all the imponeri
responded to their bidiliogs. Of flue Bengali; the catalope
offered but a scanty show, and they were takes for Rime
at a small decline from the rates of May ; Medium quill.
ties suffered a fall of :id. per lb., pale ;dull qualities, buddy
and ordinary, 4d. to 81. per lb., Kurpah. 3d. to flit. ; ordi
nary Madras, 3d. to rid., while good Madras were belt fw
3d. advance. Several marks of low earthy Madras unmet
ing to about 300 cheats, sold at prices averaging Is. 2d. to
Is. 7d. per lb. It is cot doubtful that the productim rf
such Indigo, and of inferior Godes, cannot be carried co at
the present value. The quantity sold is 5,563 chests,,(
which 3,500 are for export and 2,000 for home use sad re.
sale. About 1,600 chests remain bought lo.—(From
circular of Mews. Laytoo, Hulbert, and Co., dated Jaly
23.)

CORN.—if ANCRESTIER, JOLT 23.-7lds day's market va
moderately attended, but waly a limiteri business was (kw.
Foreign wheat was held for sn advaace of :id. per o
whilst the little English offering brought the extreme ntee
of lust week. Only fresh-made flour was saleable, sod oo
change occurred in the value. Oata and oatmeal brotoi
previous prices. Beans and Ind,an corn were each bd, pus
quarter dearer.

BIRMINGHAM, Jiro 23—During the present week se
have had some doe rain, which ham mused more fiat.
mesa is wheat, butlurther depressed our market for .pn:g
corn ; holders, however' will not submit to any radon,:
At this day's market there was • short supply of Faiki
wheat, which sold for rather over last market day's pricy,
Amerimo also the tam higher, but we make Do alteratia
in our quotaterms. Barley quite se dear. Oats dd. pair.
cheaper. Beans and wax unaltered.

Batumi., JULY 23.—At our market to-day the 11Uppl1 of
English wheat was that, and under the influence of a rune
of tine weather the trade ruled quiet at rather over kit
week's values. In foreign more doing, at prices unobtau.
able Let week. A fair consumptive deemed for barley, o
about previous rates. The sale for oats was rather owe
free, but, with heavy arrivals, imposter. hal to submit to
a decline of 6d. per qr. Indian corn and beans attracted
scarcely coy attention.
Dames, JOLT 23.—We had a fair supply of wheat kr
the season of the year, end a good trete was done at 1u
prices. The Leery rain of Moeday has very ORM
laid the growing crops, but has not, we hope, done seriou
damage. It has wonderfully improved the turnips, ethic,
alread exhibit a mark7d alteration for the better. Bes
red wheat, to 245. ; inferior sorts, 17s. to 22e.
grinding barley, 30a. to 333. ; oats, 21s. to 28a. ; be,
20s. to 225. 6d. ; peas, 18e. to 21a.; fine flour, 37a. to
411.; other flour, 33a. to 365.
Nswuse, JULY 22.—00 r market was thinly attended to.
day sod little Moieties passim, the small quantity of •ht4t
offering being held for le.. pr qr. advance on lam earl's
rates. In spring can there was uo dispositioa for homes
on the part of either buyers or 'ellen, and prices moat
nominally the seine.
NEwstrar, JULY 23.—The supply of whets! for this duos
market was very moderate—barely safficieat for our hell
000sumptioo, and Is. adverke had to be submitted to.
Nothing doing in barley, and but little in oats. Beaus std
pees fully support late prices.
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JULY 23.—A small attendance at to•dap4
market, and lees wheat offering thee last week, for winch
the trade is firm, bat Lot altered in value. There Is more
doing in spring corn, beans and oats finding a better ale
than for some weeks past.
EDIIIBUROII, JULY 22.—Ai compared with list week
wheat was the name on the top, and 7d. up on the leer
age. Bexley wee 3s. up on the top, and le. 9d. don
on the average. Oar were 6d up ou the top, and GL down
on the average. Beaus were L. tkL down on the top, and 9d
down on the average. Wheat, 30a. to 49a Barley, 2a
to 345. Oats, 20s. to 32a. Beaus. 40e. tid.

CATTLE.—NOwrixORAM. JULY 22.—About a &TOW
number of brats were brought into this week's market, bat
the general guilty was only indifferent, and the derails!
inactive. Prime ranged from 7s. to 7s. tkl. pa stone.
sheep there was a tolerable show, and a fair trade was dont
at last week's prices.
Ennaugoa, JULY n —The supply of cattle wee lee
than on last Wedoeeday, the number being 395, or 22 fewer.
Sales were slowly effected, but last week's prices wen
maintained. Beet beef, from Se. to Bs. 3d. ; middling and
inferior, from fa. 6d. to 7s. 3d. per stone. There was a
large supply of sheep and lambs, particularly the latter,
the number being 7.885, or 1,612 more than at lust marker.
Sales were dull, and at the close • considerable quantity
were nosold. Top price of the best mottou, 7d. ; curried,
60. and down to GA. par lb.; ewes, from 50. toil.
Lambs, top prices, 23a., :*53. ; current, for the best sorts,
from 20.. to 25a. ; bleckfeced, from 9a. to 12s. 6d. a had.
Fed pigs brought from se. to ss. 6d. per stone ; six to eight
weeks old ditto, from 10s. 6d. to 13e. 6d. • heed.

TRAFFIC RETURN&
Miles Pas- Mer- Total, Told,
ltarble.tll. open oeuvre ehandise 101 l tee
Week ending May la.
Great Southern of Inlia .79 23.1 217 3.47 4.1
Week ending July 9.
Detroit and Ildireau.kue 126
Week ending July 10.
Dublin and Meath
Great Western of Canada 346
Week ending July 12.
Antwerp & Rottortilim
London, Tilbury, & Sonia-
end katensiou

4,212 304

1;2 -
8,24.! B,d 1

- 671 631 1,301 1,2.
2,130 $5B 2,761 2:1-

Week ending July 17.
Belfast &N. Counties—. 1,631 798 8.8111 73.
Limerick and Ennis .... 447 VA 61 193 19
Limerick and Voynes .... 161 ft 54 74 13
Waterford and Kilkemq. 31 161 116 281 311
Waterford and Limerick 77 740 07e 1.178 14J

Weeienciiig 7 ulj 18
Korth yast!ru

.1079) 21,929 13,991 55,323 5?,51:

Week ending July 19. ___,
Belfast and County Lowe 49 701 166 On .2
Bristol end (deter
Lora,Chatham. and Dover 72,i 4,613 936 6,863 6,:i
itetropAltan hr. of Lon.,
Chatham, and bower l4 - - 1,340
Midland
North British
lionttish Central

PICKFORD'S Houses.—Employing more than nit.
hundred horses is Loodom ha keeps three hundred of the
at Camden-town. Most of the hones are spleodid anima
many of them standing over sixteen hands high, and all 1
excellent condition. They are all bought by one man. tie
recognised buyer for the establishment, who attends prioti.
pal fairs throughout the country ; the average cost of tool is
451. They are f, dos &mixture of bruised cats, crushed ludin
con, and peas, which is found to berapital forage. Each bow,
when bought, is branded with a number on the front of his
fore-feet hoofs, and is named ; name and number are entered
in the horse-book, and by them the horse's career, where be
may he working, and anything special relating to him,
checked off until he dies or is sold. Pic k ford's heron last se
an avenge seven or eight year and thee they are kiheal, but
in many instance,, when no longer fit for roughing it over
the stone& they will be bought by some farmer for ploogt
work, and after a bard Landon life will peacefully end their
days is some secluded village.—Didana's "All the Yew
Bound."

EAT WITH Cacrnow.—Few persona are ignoribt
of the extensive system of adulteration of nearly every article el
food. Even the -skiff of martially bread " Is 'Wolfer-4.e
In many eases to an enormous extent. The only remedy is AO
families can adopt for scenting pure bread, pastry, &c., la
Botwiek's Baking Powder, recommended by Dv. Hassell. cht
analytical chemist of the " Lancet ," who lays tt was the firt
and la still the best ever Aced to the pablin—iAdegallu

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DIATBS.

BIRTHS.
21, at lieluichouse, Dulwich. the wife of C. s.

C. Hutton. ley.. of a sou.
SENIOIL—JuIy V. at Gloucester-place, Greenwich, the site
J. Senior, req., of a laught. r.
SMITH.—J sly V, at Fitisbury-place South, the wife of C.
Smith, Noy., of a .on.
STHDALL—JuIy V, at Park-road, Hampstead, Mrs. IL ste
of a son.
WYIL—J my 52, at Burton-crescent, the wife of Mr. S. Weil
a son.
WOOD.—July V, at Toryford-villas, Caledosibui-road. the • if,
Mr. W. Wood, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.
HORWOOD—BUTTERYIELD.—JuIy Mt, at St. Anne's, S
the Re?. J. J. Curt, Frederic, sou of M. llorwoe
t. F,
of Stoke Newingtori. to Amite, daughter of W. Sotto toil
gay., of Sale, I. lieshire.
HOBEATS-I:R—July 21, at the Church of st .11,1
the Evangelist. Chatham, 11 his Grace the Archbishop a
the Rec. J. Llewellyn Roberts, lope Spratton, Northoul,.
shire, to Georgina Slarhui, daughter of Major tinthth, au
90th Regiment, Chatham.
WILD—TA's lOAL—J uly 21, at St. Mary'e, Islington, by
Canon /Image, M.A., the Rev. J. Wild, Branham i:,,ur,.
Lincolnshire, to Cecilia ?toughen. daughter of the ks' 1.
Taylor, Esq., of Tetriey, in the mine county.
DEATHS.
DANIELS.—JuIy at Victoria-grove-terrace, Del.`",e'''
Marian Stuart Alexander, wife of S. Daniels, rAt.•

aged dn.
DRUIIMOND.—JuIy 20. at Bath. in his teth year.
D. Drummond, formerly of U. 21.'s Oith Regiment.
PA WSSETT.—JuIy 22, C. Irawesett, Eb4l., of FAlwardes.notkr,
Kensington, in his 724 year.
FIELD. - July 21. at Spring Cottage, Torquay, J. C. Yieti he.•
aged 20, son of the Bur. T. !quid, of Westbourne, pal k. 321
" "'

Togo Manna. .
MALCOLM.—JuIy 21, at Rateford, Helen, the 'Odom of the go
0. Malcolm, M the bath year 14 her sae.
TUANMAL, —July 19, at M Ileum, Clapham-rlee, S Turn,
.
ly Zoe., aged 19, former of litarkerall.

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