The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-24 00:00:00

TitAFFIO KETUUNS.

Milo Pap Mar. Total. Total
tarLWAYa. ovea senders. elm.dlos. 1856. Mi.
Week ending May 24. A A f t
Grand Trusk of Canada .... 51.3 1.511 3 4.514 3;41
Week earthman= 6.
0.81 W.IOGI re Wads ••• 4383 6.854 3.313 10.197 .43
Week ending Jaw 21.
Routh Emirs . ..... •• 20.651 19.637

Brighton.... .......
Londonsad Booth
Caw .......... .............. 16.274 3.03 19.348 14.7.11

THE WAGES MOVEMENT AT PRESTON.—Mr.
BasbaWs spinners and minders left work en Friday, their
notice having expired, and no overtures having been made
for an accommodation. Yesterday (Sunday) morning, a
meeting of delegates from the districts comprised in the
north-western province of the Gement Associstirn was
held at the Farmer's Arms inn, at Preston, when the rt•
ciliation agreed to by the tied society, that the men lately
in the employ of Mr. Bashell should be paid en
elbw-
ante of eight otoll.bga per man per week, and each cl.iid
under nine yeah of age one shilling per wet k, MU COL-
firmed, and a levy was made upon the whole of the mem.
bers of the association in that priming. A deputation
from the central committee will attend at the Ferman
Arms lon every Saturday far the purpose of paying the
allowance, and measures for a genet.' organisation are slit
b lug tikes.—Manchester Guardian
RE-OPENINO OP CARLISLE CATITEDRAL.—This
Me *entice, which the Bccissisc teal Commissioners
have during the past three years boon endeavourieg 0
restore to its ancient splendour, was re•openel for public
worship on Sunday the 22ad in-tant. Toe building oil
monde! in every part, amongst those prescut bring the
cathedral dignitaries, the mayor and Sr oration, and the
offleen of the garrison. Vie Han. and Hight It dH.
Montagu Villiers, Lord Bishop of Carlisle, preached an
able and practical sermon en the occaeice.
" We trust," says the Coventry Herald, .• that the
cutout which is now established of (materna, oar
churches with stained glass in memcry of departed fraenJs,
instead of di.figuticg them by ugly and costly moments,
will become more general. At Eton the ha roes who fell in the
Crimea era to be c..minemorated by 1 windows, with
the names inscribed on the windows of chi. officers wht fell
in defence of their country. At St. Id :chick's, in this city.
we are glad to hear that the window at the "eat end of the
north aisle, in memory of the late Col./net Grosvenor Hood,
who fell in the trenches before Sas:retool, is sheet 0 be
ordered."
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