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London, England, 1865-04-22 00:00:00

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ESTIMATES RRYZNITI DEPARTMENTS —This
morning were lathed the estimates for the depart-
men's, effective and nocoffeetive, for 1865-6 They
amount in all to 4,656,7604, which is a decrease, as com-
pared with last year, of 35,3321. The aura required for
salaries and expenses in the inked revenue is 29,3101. lees,
and that for superannuatiorthho., of the three departments,
14,4204 leas. On the other band Customs (salaries and ex- •
pewee) take 1,5361. more, and the Post-office 6,862!. more.
The "open church" advocates in Liverpool have 1
bean completely defeated in the choice of churchwardens, t
and for • meth at least the matter must rest in the It
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borough. •
The spinners in Dewsbury, who are on strike, are
endravouriog to bring their differences with the masters to d,
an end by a reference to arbitration. They propose that
mob side should appoint three or more delegates to discuss
the demands of each party until a satisfactory conclusion is
obtained. The joiners' strike at Blackburn terminated in VI
the income of the workmen, and their brethren at Darwen
are now said to be moving for an advance.
THE niter LORD OF THE ADMIRALTY IN MAN- t
cnr.srrs.—On Thursday, the Duke of Somerset, the first a
lord of the Admiralty, and Admiral Sir F. W. Grey, ore of 1
the junior lords, came to this city for the of visiting 9
the works of the Manchester Ordnance Company in Churl-
too-street, better known se Mr. Whitworth's gun factory. •
They "pent several hours in the factory on Thursday, and g
again yesterday morning. Mr. Whitworth bad the honour •
of entertaining the first lord at his house at the Firs, where '
hie grace stayed on Thursday night. Yesterday afternoon
the Duke and Sir Frederick Grey visited Messrs. Watts'
warehouse and the assize courts, end they left Manchester
by oils of the afternoon trains.
WINDIRM6RE —Easter is generally the beginning
of the lake sermon, and the Mee weather this spring brought
the visitors in great numbers to spend the Easter holidays.
The hotels are much fuller than ordinarily happens so early
as the middle of April.—Wesrasoreland Gazete.
GREAT Sims or SHORTHORNS.—There wag a I
muster of about 300 breeders and fanciers of shorthorn
cattle st the Brick-barns Farm. Malvern Wells, or Wednes-
day, on the occasion of the sale of Mr. Richard Goildiog's
stook of pare bred shorthorns by Mr. Stretford. Mr. Gad-
bog's herd has been 'sleeted and bred from the well-known
stocks of Earl Duple, Masa. Greaten, Mann, Mujorilenks,
and Sandal, combining the blood of Kirklevingtoe, War-
laby, and other celebrated tribe,. Balls of fitthclass cha-
racter bed been used, such as Duke of Cambridge (15.921 in
" Coate's Herd Book"), Second Duke of Airdrie (19,600).
and Wellington (21,090), and the whole herd was disposed
of without any rtherve. Before the sale there was a capital
luncheon "erred up in the most liberal manner, and at
which the chair was taken by the Hon. F. Lygoo, so
P.,
who in giving the " health of the vendor" spoke of the per-
sonal merits of Mr. °raiding and of his herd of short-
horns in highly complimentary terms. The sale com-
menced with the cows sod heifers Loyalty, by the Corsair,
dam Lucy Locket, was 'old to Mr. C. H. Abbot of Long
Ashton, Bristol, for 52 guineas, and others fetched 36 to 40
guineas. Some of the calves realised remarkable prices.
nee {seven months old), by Wellington, dam Loyalty,
was sold to Mr. J. Bath, of King's Heath. Birmingham, for
40 guineas ; Colonel Kingseote, of Kingsoote, Gloacester-
shire, purchased Dinah (three months old), by Wellington,
dam Darling, for 20 guineas, and Snowdrop (two months
old), by Wellington, dam Sugar Plum, realised 25 guineas.
Mr. W. Woodward, of Bredon's Norton, Thwkethurv, being
the purchaser. The bulls did not sell so wall, and Wellies-
ton, the sire of many of the stock, was, in common parlance,
given away, on account of his age and great weight. His
ultimate price was 50 guineas, Mr. T. Halsey, of Newest,
being the final possessor of this noble animal. A boll calf,
Belvoir, fetched 17 guineas. The average of the 40 crows,
heifers, and calves sold was 301. lis 4d.; sod of the ten
bulls, of which six were calve", 20/. Os M. The total pro-
duce of the sale was 1,4244 Os. 6d.
TRAFFIC RECEIPT& —The traffic receipts of
railways in the United Kingdom amounted, for the week
ending the 15th of April, or, 11,841 miles, to 659,9584,
and for the corresponding week of last year. on 11,490
miles, to 603,8821., showing an increase of 351 miles,
sod an increase of 56,0761. The gross receipts on the
following 14 railways amounted in the aggregate, on
8,374 miles, to 541,1684, and for the correspond-
ing week of 1864, on 8.097 miles, to 491,7821.,
showing an increase of 277 miles and of 49,376/. The
increase oci the Celedowian amounted to 1,2271. ; on the
Great Postern to 3,2291.; on the Great Northern to
2,701/. ; on the Great Worthen to 3,2661. ; on the Lan-
cashire sad Yorkshire to 3,6531.; on the London and
North Westin to 5,9371. ; on the London sod Brighton
to 6,3414; on the Loodoo and South Western to
6.0111; on the Manchester, Sheffield. and Lincolnshire
to 2,5751; on the Midland to 5.789/4 on the North
British to 1,5881.•' on the North Fathom to 2,936!., and
on the South Felten to 6,1861.—t0ta1, 81,4091. ; but from
this mast be deducted 2,0334, the decrease on the Great
Southern and Western, leaving the increase as above,
49,3764 The goods and mineral traffic on those lines
amounted to 283,6841., and for the corresponding week of
1864 to 28,0691., showing an increase of 2,8751. The re-
ceipts for prothogers, parcels, lac., amounted to 257,4744,
"plait 2100734, showing an increase of 46.5011. The
testae rtheepts on 63 other lines amounted, on 3,463 miles.
to 118,8004, and for the corresponding week of last year,
on 3,396 miles, to 112,1001., showing an increase of 70
miles and of 6.7001. in the receipts. The total receipts
of the pest week show as increase of 32,378/. as compared
with Mims of the preseding week ending the Bth inst.

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