The Express.
London, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

(Stamped, Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE.

INTERNATIONAL STATISTICAL CONGRESS.

The following is the order of the proceedinHgs at
the fourth session of this congress, to be held at Somer.
sinet-house, London, on Monday, July 16, and five follow.
g da :
Monysday, July 16, quarter to 3 p.m.—Preliminary meet-
ing in the large room of King's Came Somerset-house ;
the Right Hon. the President of the Boa,rd of Trade in the
chair. The following special Meaner will be traniacted
1. Appointment of officers of the Cowes". 2. Adoption of
Mons for the general meeting and the sections.
4 m.:p. General meeting in the large hall, College.
His Royal iI.WnLIMIS the Prince Consort, Pros Went of the
Congress, will deliver his inaugural address, and declare the
Congress to be opened for ordinary business. Quarter past
5 p.m.: The sections will meet in their respective rooms
for the appointment of their officers.
Tuesday, July 17, 10 a.m.—The sections will meet is
their rooms to consider the propositions set forth in the
e. His Royal Highness the President of the
Ketrreisia has signified his intention of visiting each of the
sections during the morning. Two minutes to 5 p.m. :
General meeting in the large ball, King's College. The
official delegates from foreign states will commence their
reports on the progress of statistics in their respective
countries.
Wednesday, July 18, 10 a.m.—The tedious will meet in
their rooms to discuss the p sodomy other matters
which may be referred to them. 2 to 5 p.m.—General
meeting in the large ball, King's College. The reports of
the official delegates will be completed, and auy reports
which may be ready from the sections will be received.
Thursday, July 19, 10 a.m.—The sections will meet in
their rooms. 2to 5 p.m.—General meeting in the large
halt King's College, to receive reports from the sections.
Friday, July 7k,-10 a.m.—The sections will meet in their
rooms. 2 to 5 p.m.: General meeting in the large hall,
King's College, to receive report. from the sections.
Saturday. July 2l.—The order of proceedings on these
days will be determined by the progress made by the sec-
tions in the discussion of the programme. l'ailiculan will
be duly announced. The programme (of which there will
be an English and a French edition) will be delivered to
the members of the Congress on Monday, the 16th inst.,
between the hours of 10 and 4, at the office of the Organisa-
tion Commission, Registrar General's-office, Somerset-
house • or in the entrance hall, King's College, at the time
of meeting.
The rooms of the tedious are as follows :—First Section—
Judictal Statistics : at the apartments of the Geological
Society, Somerset-house (upper round. Second Section—
Sanitary Statistics: s College, in the library (first
door). Third Section— ndustrial Statistics : Gaol 'cal
Society's apartments (lower room). Fourth Bectio
mercial Statistics: Entrance at the apartment" of the Royal
Society of Antiquaries. Fifth Section—Census— Army and
Navy StaWtice : Royal Society of Antic series. Sixth Sec-
tion—Statistical Forms, Uniformity in Weights,
&c.: King's College (first floor). Reception Room—At the
Marsden Library, King's College.
The undermentioned establishments will, by the kind
permission of the respective authorities, he open to the
members of the congress on production of their cards of
membership :—British Museum : The reading-room daily.
from 16th to 21st July. Mr. Paniszi will be happy to receive
a large party, by appointment, to inspect the most inte-
resting objects in the collection. Sir John Soant's Museum,
13, Lincoln's-inn-fields : Daily, between 10 aml 4. Royal
College of Surgeons, museum and library of, Lincoln's-inn-
fields : Daily, between 10 and 4. Greenwich Hospital,
including the Painted Hall and Chapel : Daily. United
Service Institution, Whitehall-yard : Daily. Royal Geo-
vaphical Society, 15, Whitehall-place, Map-mom and
' Library : Daily, except Saturday, between 11 and 4. India.
. office Museum, Leadenholbstreet : Daily, between 11 and 4.
Zoological-gardens, Regent's-park: On Sundays, July 15
and July 22. St. Bartholomew's Hospital : Daily. King's
College Hospital : Daily.
' Members wishing to visit any other institution will
obtain the necessary permission on application to the there-
tittles of the congress.

meet for loans in the market,
could remove a portion of that competition, they (the go-
vernment) would be able to borrow their money on more
advantageous terms. and he believed if government
It was announced that the next monthly meeting would
he held pro bread, and that the business to be brought for-
ward at the neat meeting would be taken at the meeting in
September.