The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-06 00:00:00

THB PATRIOTIC ART EXHIBITION.

Elte Committee of the Art Patriotic Exhibition
held, lint at 121, Pall.ms% and afterwards at Burlington
Roam, in 1866, having aloud the accounts of all real/its
and espenditers, made up to the 31st July lest, end having
mbmitted them for audit to the Royal Ceinesimionen of the
Patriotic Fund, lieu jut published those snouts, as duly
emitted by their °Score.
Is a dream they say: " A receipt from the honorary
eserstary of the Royal Commisaioa, for the several sumo
eutribated from time to time, as well as for the balance,
mounds' altogether to 4.7321 Os. 6d., raid over by the
eswesithee to them' is appended to the seconate. The
eximmissioure have been good enough also to undertake the
shame of the few pictures and prints remeiaiag unsold, as
well as to naive any small outstanding shims in reipret of
the Art Patriotic Eshibition."—(Bigeed) Murata) Hamm-
TOL M.D., 22, Grafton-strut, Boad.etreet ; CRAPS= B.
BAMIDI2I, WittboMlllll Lodge, Paddington ; Honoraryflowetarke.

iiii;iii-ommt of amount' from the cumussacemeat of
the eshibitios (Kush 24, 1866) to July 31, 1868, Is as
follows :

csattlbutioas of works of sot : net trait
oa sale, 2,9201.7 e. 4d. To prints pablahed by the commit-
tee: " Battle Field," 1,1241 Be. Sd. • " Poor Margaret,"
1661. 14s. ; " Reedlog Qaosa's litter," 341. 10-1,3961.
3s. 341. To Cambridge comsat** : waived os amount of
Mar separate eahibities at Cambridge, 2201. To doer
Boas, MEL 13s. 81. To exhibitions (ditty tickets, 2,2231.
61. 6d. ; somas ditto, 481. 41. 61. ; contributors' ditto,
201.2.. 64) 2,2911. 12,. 6d. To eatalogaes met profit oa
sale, 1661. Os. 60. Total, 7,1261. 17.. 3d.
Pawstaawa.-B) disbureemeats as per vouchers (as. ad-
animist, 1911. Lb. 61. ; wages; to doorkeepers sod others,
2101.4..; imaramee of exhibition pictures, 131.16 e.; miscal-
ls/am, iadmilag pasting, stationery, stamps, convoy's's',
*ad all afar imddsotel charm,
4731.135. 60.),8921.6.. 11d.
MOO, By cost • paid for lithographing, sad mounting the
Pants pabliabed 'by the miasmata, 4661. 131. By Strohm.,
Paul sad Bass, 1,1461 31. ; less but dividend resolved,
1001.6.. 104.-1,0461. 17s. 114 By Royal Commiesioaere
of tha Patriotic Food : paid ova to them, 4,6001. By
Wham carried dom., 2321. Os. 60. Total. 7,1261. 17s. 3d.
To balms* la the bands of the Loads* Joist Stock Book,
to bo transfemd to the Royal Commissional of the Patristic
Food, together with the patens sad pasts yet unsold,
2321. Oa 6d.

111s—si;nnent it @Wed by Unease °rosewood, Bog.,
hosseary accountant to the art contribution oonsaittee ; sad
audited by W.H. blegford sad J. Hancock, Begrt., auditon
Pappolatedd'Feed. by the tannins and Banns committee of the
onie
B. H.rdiser Fishbourae, Esq., the boa. secretary to the
Itoysl Coonskin/an, acksowledges, is s receipt a:vended.
to hen received from the committee of the Art Paulette
Babtblilva. by cheque oa the Lanes Joint Btoak Bask (is
additkis to the nos of 4,6001. previously paid), the sun of
UK Os. 6d., being the balm. of the bwegoieg asetteat, so
dal, audited, October 2, 1846.

TSB CORN TRADE.

(Tics Mows. W. C. Lem sod Co.'s Morsel Limolst.)

GLOUCESTER, Orr. 4.

As usual, we adopt the presest as a ipaitabie period
of the year to take a review of the bean feeleees et the
wheat trade awls, the lost twelve meifiti mad to Meson
as approximate estimate of the pooduseet ter reeeet home%
both at hose sad abroad, adding web farther faltemedis
es opposes be ea of interest.

This epitome of oar monthly timbre will, we this'',
show dm she eons trsde dorier the last twelve mouths
will peshohly h often referred to with Intend, frost the
ehrewasalmase elks helm tie Nomad per of s war ia which
Ile Now oagespel wait a osemay tem orkieli we seeslly
&feed warleigert supplies of wheat, sal at s time whoa
our atop was wader ea searege—s very had slop la the
Bolds parrisees—sad Fames seatottiag with us is all the
=pert markets. That flastwattese were assaidesahle. The
highest pries. 83.. Id. pa swatter, ammo k the Owns
roams for the week etalaft Des. 1, sad ate Iwo" 1111.. 61.
re swim braes woe osilsl Map 3. Cheat mattes, tow-
nie, dhosssiselesi tho egesoilowe of speewhiseos. sad, coed-
dafaa *olds% priewas tellares have hew walaporatat.
Cla tearooms to the asaesed automat of the imports
for de plat tw.ln .math, it will be sees that we bay,
readvall3l,l363 swim sere ot wheat, sad 1,971,1163ewt5.
of Isar than at ths avnesgsfaMag period last rest.
Ws new airs sa swathes% estiseste of the crops sad
stooks of wheat both here sad In the prisolpsi commies
of Buoys. ljaited Butes, sad Claude, as asapared with
Wee et Mit__

haelles
el.lnah, and Ino LONA aidllonland.—de
ina...cdere ednes and
=1:111 lamb and • drinW
Mier Ml* dPI el ire puttee than
Muth tio wpm* up& litre spat lt &M
eek ei ohlienlee. Is Scotland
erholli aleatteel Marn,
the Imam sem lOU le NAN
arm sr PPP Mpr pat Ire-
eamilest pep the br•
cams t lac prat adened rs
KIN agree. or sI N per
ant Meek Wens tetra un-
wrap len. Yerefen saelerate.
Battle Perte.—Vay del:haat. Perle.—Osealehe wheat
Posts area. Alp their paler hut Bettis
pew prosily Tay pd.
Deesserk.—Delhkat. Brads DeinerL—Aasitaerk Meeks
extreeled.

Odrat tee law Pala—Oviat Odors ud kfirt New -4N
to war, export gookattid. the 'balsa of Odor NO
thoarsortft us oudolo. k
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le. suralso. bat we bias No
atop me poi &addle dodo
• osibmil wok but to
tootoktib titios me km ono
oeM
rs*,or Mkollta la do Wake boa
tbo Ikewr. Ilirr4.lA
mose=tlo mod
w
Pt was slielme
taa koaif oklat la statalo

@arta* merili:

Braila sad Oilatc—trader an ItTrailTa ed Ciabb.-11aderata.
av Raab good. Stocks mall.
=. —da avenge. Icaly.—Aarmli vary. tat ye
benne warty am mime.
bpr 'ft and PertvoL-17adat ea Spda sad PattoL—Geop vary
MTV& dada&
P. 15—.-1: Adis* arop. Nuke Peas.-41 the north, arta%
mbar. rid weak as tar in Bardiana,
--& bet la r - ---

SCid,iiii.lstbeiesid rid feilfe
ma defied's. We beffeveasede

Teie s'-i—e Wt NS

amettra.--rior la gratify, imarea.—Reparta esgdYtisg
but Mena n quay, ern to es merrily, but se Ss rag
ea% dr Mg bane, grubs my Urn Ins, we uptet It en le
lOU arum avenge. la some shies
a Mir cretin of err Is Yr
over. me moo epresterameds.
It will be pawned from the above that the politica et
the wratry, r regards wheat, appears to be um, better
than last year; that oar crop is larger ; that the eonditios of
America to @apply is newly as good ; that then is no longer
a prohibitive of imports from Russia ; that the Baltic core
have a geed ; sad tha only drawbars thi bad
ereps ia Opals sad Portugal. Frame will probably require
largo imports, bat we quiches if tbsp will b. to the same
intent as last year, which *seer, 2,000,000 quarter..
The enaters we have to doped upon for supplies are
Ramis, the Druid, Prlnsiptistier, the Baltic port., and
America. Ws believe Semis sad the Danubian Priaolpa-
litiss eta .sport to • greater intent, at a men mad. rate
pries, this the Bohn ports, sad the Bahia pens than Ame-
rica. The ability of AtalltitS to supply a large quantity at
high priers has bees fully shout darnq the last twelve
moans; bat we doubt If she will road forward aa equal
rarity daring this rang year, if lb. vales of red should
,cede to brew 60*. ae 64*. C. sad F. sad whits 66.. to 60s.
Th. outset of experts treat Amotitm it meld appose,
demurs manly ilea Ogee, the rapid Maser Is population
readers, it mereasy es ealehatt err brad, thereby Is.
imam cost et milts esebeseL
La Maki. es is le Mar pied. it matarally
mum Ore Mad that relleg rare are shale the ear
gad ravager* Vibe/Saari be erialared
sad provided than Mae gum,
fg rie rem- amid any 1111thill reqslW take idelart
wa Mak, win to importations areediag
sag ad It.. Mme supply. The rob rim writ hevi
=dths ler three years have me Mt Vera
ol re Mulish fanner, who, free we lerms,
arm iadispesed to thresh wheat freely unless prier rear
fur 665. to Ms. per qr.
The prate Meese has &gala made its appear.., In the
Treed Klagleis, gad we hear to mom parts of Ireland the
rep Me rim, evenly, bet we believe • sufbetiont qua.-
thy will be sand for harm feed.
Berley.—The crop is Ind, as average, sad a small
breadth of load prated. Owns to rein clung harvest,
then was e red deal sprouted. Is the Beele district the
seep is geed, sad if des quality. The high pries appears
&riserM
likely to
will be reek Sillissa sad wit doubt it therant

Boast —.ll psi seep, mad well seam& TM steak of
old Bmdllab area Maud. sad lad it Doe bee% for liberal
'apples of Ia eery arbiel Lae boss Reed extensively as
a salisdeati, beim most bum boss very bigln.
Nlegoit: 81.477 as leer pleated in Ire-
land llema lees year. Terser of tee slop an eaedietiag.
la Beidesed mad Ileallasd Ira believe It is a fair average.
TM slain of old are and Mae* bat pod arrivals may
sits be espossid hen th• Rusts* perb.

no Reeding Literary Institution his boss is Iwo
tows et to some s posies from On Lord Bishop ott
°dad to oyes the onutog loons tot the vista
—Berhoatri Chrenick.

DUBLIN, Oct. 4.

The time and place for the Crimean banquet have
been at length determined on. Au offer having teen
made to the committee by Mr. &oval, the lanes of
the government stores at the Custom-hones, to place
that large and cow vacant building at their dieposal.;
and a sub-oommittee appointed for the purpose having
reported favourably on the proposed site as an eligible
one, the offer has been thankfully accepted ; and the
time for holding the banquet has been accelerated by
a oommmunioation from the Lord-Lieutenant, stating
that unless it took place by the 23rd iostant, he could
not be present at it, as be was about leaving for Eng-
land. The committee have accordingly intimated to
his Excellency that preparations could be made for
holding the banquet on the 21st, 22nd, or 23rd
instant, according as it might suit his
Excellences convenience. It is not expected
that theCustom-honee authorities will withhold their
prmiasion to have Mr. &covers offer caned out; and
as the sum enbeeribed amounts at present to about
2,600 i, and beta small portion of it need be expended
in preparing the banquet room, the original idea can
be carried out on • comparatively grand scale. The
committee have come to the resolution that all those
who had served in the late campaign and who were
decorated with Crimean medals, whether connected
with the army, Royal navy, marines, pensioners, or
, constabulary, or any other branch of her Majesty's
service, should be equally eligible for invitations at
the forthcoming banquet. A deputation was also
nominated, consisting of the Right Hon. Lord Talbot
de Malahide and other gentlemen, to wait upon the
Right Hoo. Lord Seaton, Commander of the Forcer,
for the purpose of ascertaining his wishes, and con-
ferring with him in reference to the banquet.
Marshal Pelbeisr, Duke of Malakoff, is expected to
arrive in Dublin this evening. He conies on a visit
to Lord Gough, but will remain to-night with General
Lord Beaton, Commander of the Forces in Ireland;
and it is &Unconsidered to be quite certain that he
will remain to be present at the Crimean banquet.
It was expected that the distinguished French ge-
neral would have been present at the grand review
which took place this day in the Fifteen Acres, when
about 7,000 troops were on the field.
The Lord Lieutenant paid a visit yesterday to the
National Model Schools, and remained for a abort
time to bear the slams examined.

The toiler/hag Inter was this day addressed to the
editor of tbe linsetait's Journal:

Lei* Mode, Oat. 3, 1866. 84,-B.'6W paragraphs
havalll=3oll la the aspen relative to the late =elan-
=hit at Lenl p Castle, whith have nand toast-
_pais Welty family, have to state that there Is no
bUhldtall the Sues de Rebut, while walkisg on the
hashsed the Lay Onwards dull, wader Lenlip Cutle—the
hub Mks at taw Ilse mash Wand by the late findi—
ng li tarfog, aad It is uppoua, being is a feeble state et
WM. was swept away by the eartaat.—l eta sir, you
AMIN senest, Swear as Roszca.
The tallowtog cue, winch amongst others came
yelderday balm Mr. Justice Keogh in the Coasoli.
dated Chamber, gives no indication that the ruinous
li4adee hitherto pursued in the Tipperary Bank
a is about to be abandoned :

Noah, v. M'Dowm.L.—Mr. D. C. Heron moved in this.
and sin other same, on the part of the plaintiff's for *tradi-
tional sok= Ilar liberty to Wee writs of win fames as Mom
Yr. Jima Sully, and certain other shareholder In the
Tirwoney Bank, whisk was represented by Mr. George
WDowell, the defendant, and the offish' manager appointed
hy theennet of Chaawry. The affidavits in every case wen
ere
end elated the facts as to the failure of the bast,
:l ig:4mm of the defendant, &e. His lordship greeted
each ewe.

Tre Batt Of tasbaroogh, in presiding the other
day at the manual dicier of a farming society in the
south of Ireland, took the opportunity to give the
Irish small farmers some useful advice. He aid :

I was travelling by the road a short time slam from
Waterford—a rare thing now a days—and I was so
hi:willed as I was at settiag the immense amount of weeds
in some land near Aglisb and Mounteoine—ia some of them
you really mild not pat your hand between the thistles, so
thick were they. I don't know it the occupiers of those
lends are now present, but I trust that, for the credit of
Iverk, they will make a general clearance of the weeds. I
would also urge you to consider your own comforts and im-
prove your ►omm. It has been always the subject of remark
by patties visiting this country, that the animals in the
are wall tended sad eared for while the bipeds at the home
are neglected. For this there can be r.o muse now: the
times are good, and the farmers should cease to live with
such a quantity of dirt about their places as is invariatly
the am. It would mesiderably add to the moral culture of
the Irish farmers If they had more cf comfort and cleatli-
seas about their homes. I trust you will will (seaside, this
'abject, the good results of the trial are In many instances
apparent, and there is now no mason why they should be
otherwise.

EALLINAILOE FAIL—The groat too nil fair of
Belnooks consumed on Saturday, and the accounts re-
ceived frog It are et a highly satisfactory character for the
sullen. Tin ..put of sheep was the largut that has been
Min fat sawed yam, and prices helm showed some
tuneasea thus frf last year. Badness consistent early,
with • brisk Amend, and closed at one o'clock. Ewes
wen front Rs. to 3s. in advance of lut year ; snail wed-
den, L. is minus, and large ones *bait the same as lass
fib.