The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-06 00:00:00

THE NORTH SHORE CORN MILLS,

The rite mid eons mills of Mr. Joseph Martin,
situate ea the easel beaks, Lower Boundery-strut, north
shore, have lose Mara sae of the winders of Liverpool, hue
their stet, aid they are said to be the most complete sad
perfect Is Grist Utile. At cos os Moadsy, a large ad-
vertisemat aid catalogue, wombs the tele of all this
property by audio, at three o'clock, eaeled the greatest
minks la Brunswick-street amosint our ears marithasta
mad ethers. It had previously bees rusaand that nth
was to be the eau, bet, until the setalogue woe actually use,
few gave the rumour endues. Net a wad of it ha 1 bell
baud %kw* that any mining, sad they looked in vain
for the admrtisenest is the eau sperm% or
desu-
lan The sane of lit. Hodgkins, auetieseer, war
oa the catalogue. Os the eaboonemeet bargain
known, waggon. lend... Hennas sad pedatrisse
moved towards the mill is ace o utkasss swiss. As ear
after an pet doers its fore the autism laquiry was, ea
see*/ the multiume outside the gate "Pies the sale sot
comainead yet ?" whoa Ole latariastios war bantoready
wiaveyed that they well belted out. It wee said that Mr.
Martin, mouldering he had been takes senate's of, had
ordered the gates to be belled, and he refused to admit say,
erupt a few whom he allowed for his emu oedemata.
Ameopt the geatleaes the talk wu that Mr. Maria lied
acted properly, as the notice of sale war etnagely sheet.
Anaeget the operatives tare messed to be as ides that
a collides might take plea. The works, of Bents. ' were
stopped, and the work.., were Is strOag fore' Weida.
It wu sold that several of the creditors got la, insludiag
Meson. Makin sod Boas, sad as or sieves lawyers,
through the house wiadrw opealag late the street,
bat use others wire allowed to eater. After waitlag
shoat ea hoar, to es* the eveetuslitits, some geatleman,
said to be Mr. Makin, opened the house window, and eM• ,
Malty asnouseed that the sale was pretpued until further
soles It is repotted that Mr. Martin is fully able to pay
yos. la the pound. It is alleged that • bill of sale was glees
by bum Deese two or then years ego. to as enfant been Is
the cora trade. As this was sot registered, everybody was
totally Igeoreat of the existence of each a dormant null
the day before yesterday, when judgment wee entered up on
ie sad coneesion losatedistely takes of the mills, property,
14. We ere told the bill of tale was h r 23,0001. But, we
would have It to be maltratood, we Mato the above with
ions doubts is to ita truth ; for the name of the Arm nue-
Greed %toads so high In the commercial vole, !hit it is
Calculi to behave for • mount that it would he molly of
any assent that was sot perfectly saguesticsable sad
boaourable.—Lionyool Pest.

BENTLEY'. STANDARD NOVELL—The meat sale
of the c tpyrighte of " Bentley's Standard Novels" afforded
Hear,. if.ostiedg• a opputsuity of carrying out tbeir
ashes, for Mehl, the beet produsdoss of modern writers
at a sheep rate. Thu, the Belem novel., which have bees
sad ea a meter, will be immediately followed by a ear
maim of Amiens, melt of which has eel .yod aestraordi-
my dorm of pablio favour. For tide wefts, the
merriest* of the ma stories of C•ptaie Maryst
and J. F. Coney have bees enured, sad time
.f some of the best worts of Albert Smith, 0.
H. Oleic, beaoldsby, Hawaii, Hn. Gore, Led, goat,
awl Themes Reed. The eels, we loan, nabliodanvil
MON., as 4 the works jut awatioasd are indeed the cream
of the settemioa. The Salem Lyn= specalstisa Faris;
bees and eat with crest tpirit and gratdriai remits to
peddle, aublish.r, sad mama, we an clad to bear that the
mica of asequoia ofthe lobos. an so satistatcre.
Admiralty meet of the Pans., which strived
at No•theapfoo sootsedsy, with the West heti aaele, ass
lieweasst Newby, RM.. the Whir of lb* eafortasato
mar see of that we who woo soadeaseed to be shot.
sad afterwards to be creaser rted for life, for cowardice is
astiint Is the Black Sea. He is an egad westber.butte
Mawr, wit* ha, seem mush nuke. He was eceecchasid
with grief whir Is hoard of his son's osisfatea, sad do.
closed that be woold eases see Mat soh, t the that ts
should suffer the Copses of trampartatioa. Rs stated that
every ado who blew hi um knew that be was sat n "mud.
This spuds tee be the fee; fir, previous to the safortmosto
ocoonorsoo, D neeby bad bus di•Vaguisbed few mealiest,
sad Maury s and It i odd that at the time of the settee
whoa ha reinitiates was famished, he was lemma' sada
Ithe affects a • bilious fever. If, nos D. afeel7 is sew at
Pailowsth, a plower. as hoard H.lll S. Vestory, waiting
the seaessidoraelea of his Bataan by bee liisaway.