The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-10 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP MARIEHT.-THIS DAY.

Masers. Paitsadanan report that the demand
d
for fins hopo continuos gcoi, cod prices fully maintained.
Low sods are not so r :any a salt.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Tax&ld Moor, 156.; Walla Rod Hartoo, 151. ; Walla
Ead hawed, Ws. 6d4; Walla Bad Hatton, 17,. 63.-66
trash 'lupe at market.

PRODUCE.
BMW MISIO activity his been observable in our produce markets
Whig Oh het few days. There is an improvement in the home dre-
Sllll. sod the approach of opting hae:mparced come degree of life to
Winn fet esport, to anticipation of the re-opening of the Coatings-
hi pub. There bm not, however, been any marked improvenmatist
pine/rally. *ow Us proved the principal exception; spear
MUM an Nei& la the market, and mat nullities are Is. to le. dd.
Mem Oa ea Os 26th alt. Ttwo trade, however, ore dill
=OMNI ble been doll of sale, and priors or. rather leery
Small the sale's rates, with but little offering.
atlar °Mili
thistattlas ishatwbat, elms at about our lust quotatiodag
Sam
taeerlsy chasm. Ommlier slightly higher, sad Catch km. Ili Is
t= mach as before. • decided imgmleingiMill hi
aelleerkbg la ; oil seeds, sod sod ant an ale _..LJ
amen 76110 w very tat. and jets hos bum musk iberasitd. NI •
farther decline. Ss nee market eft bon my Irma tothir
tall at 1. per cwt. gas the date cd one Ma liese.=(Prost So NW%
sightly OverlarA Circalar of MOM Lang and Campbell.)

THE COUNTIES AND BOROUGHS POLICE
bILL.—(TBIS DAY.)

An aggregate meeting of the Mayors of England
sad Waldo was bold ilia ingrains at Herbert's Hotel, West-
minster, for the perptse of concerting MUMINS 10 oppose
the mooed rasd:ng of the Polio* (Cruelties and Br-
rough) Bill, which stands 13 it on the orders
far this eveaisg in the House of C lemons. Ths
meals( was called f.r twelve o'clock, but it vas ma-
Curably past that hour before the bailors soma-
ameced. The Lord Mayor of York, who preoidsd at the
forme ensetlep, wu unable to eased, owing to his being
detained at the York ►mime, and in bin absence the Mayor
of Birmiaghwa was sailed to the choir.

Tito CIIA.AMAN bad toted the government would have
heat isdased to withdraw the bill, but vices he bad soma
to London, he had liaised that the government were
determined to treu the mond readity the etas-
Mi. He wag to:d that they were wiiliag to
withdraw the o'nues relaticy to the boetughe and
to Wb their staid with the counties; but this would
net altar the principle of the bill, and therefore ttey most
for its enure withdrawal. The bill was diametrically
spread to the principle of local calf-governsact, sad he
Omani that between then and dye o'clock the goverment
weal yet be induced to think that the day had sot comp
vine sub a measure aa tide was requ red. (Hear, hear.)
The MAYOR of PORTIIIIOtIIII YOU to =OUP the first ram-
latioa lad in doing se he eher.ctericed Um mama as
despoils sad anconatitatioaal. The power of metralialag
Idle Otte et the country could set be 'ably entrusted in
Ihs Mods d the executive government, and be, therefrra,
had nark pleasure in =win " That this =stain
barns with the utmost satisfaction the strong
and seinistakesble expression of hostility. on the

pert of the people of ihis gummy to ani'legislittare
which has for Ito object to deprive ths 'slating uthorMise of
Iheir local self government."
lir. Councillor Gasessorr, Chairman of the Walsh
Committee of Liverposl, seconded the mot" which
was then put and carried unanimously.
The MAYO 2 of CA2BRIDOS, in moving the mond reso-
Wins, eibeerved that the spirit of cent rilimition had already
hoes earned too far in the matter of the bankruptcy sad
ether laws, and ft was now high time that amend woe made
against the insidious and aeepotie movements of the go-
urmets?. (Hear, hear.) He nosed "That this mining
'unlined in the opinion impressed at a former meeting,
dist the principle on which the Pekes Bill bu been
fumed Munch that no modidostion of it use be satisfactory
Se the sounuy, and that the secend residtog calls for the
strenuou cli position, not only of all cities sad boroughs,
hat alai reprenetstives of counties wt o value the inpati-
ent. of retaining the oout-ol oi their own afters, sad hereby
expresses its decided feeling that no modidcation of the
Wido which shall exempt boroughs fion its op, nition
will diarist ho osglis of their hostility to the Bill,
as long es the Inacip'e of centralisation shall be pre-
served in it fu repot of counties." (Cheers )
kr. Alderman Lamas, of York, at sided the resolu-
tion, and stated that all the large towns, from Berw: ek.on-
Tweed, to the other sod of England, had petitioned against
the bill. la fact, no len than 160 petitions from cot p ratites
hid ees presented seinen ft, sad the government ware
guilty of as Mune infatuation In persevering with the
anew'. With regard to the resolution, all he would say
Wee this, that if they allowed the principle of the bill to be
withal to unities, the time would non some when it
would be extended to boroughs, nut, as some por.lons of
the press seemed Is think, that the music pslities were
mitnated fa this matter by their desire to Mein their mating
power, sad hence wen opposed to ell retain is the provin-
cial pills*. Tie opponents of the bill were gaits needy to
anent to any gar minter' either for refnusing the police
or frreing sounds*, like btraughs, to keep up an anicient
polio. ten?. (Cheers.)
lir. Alderman thuw, of Leeds, while supporting the
resolution, said he should be glad to hear what were the
°Matsu of enmity gentlemen cm the subject. He hoped
they would not be mod encisgh to soot pt a bill which weld
take the 'venal of their police oat of %nem owa heads sad
traas%r it to the Home-othce.

After a brief &smallest, the resolution was put and ea:-
Med unasimously.
C.ptain &comma., M.P. for Bath, said he would do his
best to have the bill
stbrown our. It tampered with the
liberties of the people in attemptoig to Introduce the cameos
M despotic read forms natiees into a free country. (Cl eery)
Be moved • ,vote of %hubs to the Common Comma of the
city of London for the it sod they bad aide aphis% this m-
oaned for and Itheosstithtionol meamtre. (Cheers)
The lIAVOZ Of EfTLATFOILD UPON AVON OttOlattl V:4l
100 f OM.

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The mediae, like P..e otter, wee serried anenimosely.
Atter ILe treasaetios of time tanker besiesee, thaske
were voted to the shire as, and the mutat' adjoarsed
said twelve o'clock to•mnrrow.

ROTAL ACADEMY OF ARTS, STOCKHOLM.—At the
Ist sooting of the coseeil of this institatioo, his R•lal
Ilighaos the Crow. Print* in the chair, OUT estefamd
marine paiater, Mr. E. W. Colo, who um-3month el Feted
a 'somber. And at a teethed of the Royal 8 eiety of
Medicine of Stockholm, Pint...loM Christison, Allan Thom-
e... and Lyme, were dotted oorrespoaclirg 'nimbus of the
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