The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

LOCAL SMARR MARKETS.

Imams. Nov. I.—llts rawkst s Yap baopaat sal sAlse sal
=rat the WU/ stooks bass almond. Osisoltama, 2Stir.
sad lleptassik --Esstron Coutlie, M. Is. Srl.—Esst
ambits. 3I —Omit Walesa. —Laswaidrs sad Yoskskila 951
pjlik-14.11.1111:11.1 PawarsA 211 p—lawke sae North Wester;
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la f I 4-31sith Imam larsdis, Ns—Doritto York Capital
Ileaste. 144 f I 4—Nth Uni(ca A. 22,4
Dwds
},laralsh. p. 14—Casst Wotan of Wads, 254 —Ditto (asw
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Six wild boars were killed last week in the neigh.
Warhead of Rochefort (Netherlands), aid the number of
wolves aid fosse killed this year is that neighbourhood
surpasses to a eoasiderable extent that of former yams.
A letter from Konigsberg states that in the pro-
Tinell of Prussia, not fu fro. the coasts of the Baltic,
large layer of yellow saber bee been discovered. It is la
Ptuesiaa Lithuania, near the village of Procksle.
The gross pecuniary lase by the wreck of the Tay
steamer I. the Mexican Gulf, Including the vtlie of the
ship, and the plate and furniture belonging to her, of the
cargo,
wee,isa suckth
the
property
the ed ctrew;talo Po'cr.°"".

EMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATE.9.—LIVER.
POOL, W ZDNIISDAT.—The BMW steamer City of Washiage
toe, Captain William Wylie, sailed from tee Money for
Philadelphia to day, with a large camber of passespes,
end a fall cargo of merellandles en freight.
THI POOR LAW BOARD AND THE :HOLBORN
limos WORKROOM—Lot eight, at • meeting of the
Board of Ousediam of the Holborn Union, Mr. Horn la
the chair, a letter from the Poor Lew Board wee read, In
which, after retails' to a previous communication respect.
leg the accommodation and dileiplise of the Holborn Union
Workhouse, it was stated that the Poor Low Board desire
particularly to claim the attention of the guardians to the
followise pasts: —lat. The ensatialaetory state of the
Female Vagrant Ward, which the Board are hammed by
their inspector, Mr. Hall, the paardisaa hare set about
remedying. 2nd. The want of a Male Vagrant Ward.
which leads to the paupers of this clam being placed in the
receiving ward, whereby the providing of article 99 of the
General Coasolidated Order are violated: and 3rd. The

extreme disadvsatapous olreamatsuesa ander which the
bays sad girls are retained to the workhouse. The Board
trust that the geardisas will see the !temerity of losing as
time la of optiag sash messares as may be ealealsted to put
the workhouse oa s better looting to the above respects. After
some enveresticu oa the subjeet, it was referred to a com-
mittee, and when they make their report, an answer will be
returned to the Poor Law Board.
ACCOMMOLATION IY THE BAIL COURT.—IE thig
court yesterday (sittings at nisi prim, before Mr. Judith
Compton) some jurors applied to the j edge. They had come
some milithend whoa they came to the court they found there
were coo seats or amosusedstioa provided for them; there We
ant even Ithacan room ia the court, ad if they went sad
walked about the hall they caught cold, and if they meat
to any glace in the neighbourhood their asses were celled
is their absence, and they were flied. It really became
cruel treatment to them as mew, to my aothiog of the
greet lose aid tasonveatmos occasioned to them a
tradesmen, havieg to attend for ri many days. Mr.
lattice Cromptort looked about for some ti us, and
them said he did not knew how he costa help the jurors;
he wished he could ; but ao doubt it was very inconvenient.
A juror said there were two seats oenpled by golden**.
sow. If they were not jennies they ought to glee ap
their mats. The jadp said as doubt they oattht. No
the having moved, alarm said, as those gealesen did sot
Lave their seat., most likely they were jayvees, end them
there would be a sulgelett camber is ettendanoe for the
day, sad perhaps his lordship would discharge the apple.
nets. The lodge said he woatd finish tryicg the male
thee ping on, and then he would see what he could do.