The Express.
London, England, 1856-07-22 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

1111te Pm- Ma- Total. T.
Lawn open. men. dandle'. 1856. Wia.
Wed enact Jell 10. £ A A A
Marl ADtoflia MONSON le
Pbtolal ..... 116 gl
Week mesas J aly 19.
83.054 21.618
Londe% WIIWWW. and Bo,"
Ooset UN 13.764 3,212 MOW 111.611

Mr. Disraeli has given notice that on Friday night
his will move for a return of the number of public bills, and
their titles, the olden for which, in any o their stages, have
been discharged during the present sessionf , and the date ot
the discharge of each of such orders.
THE REPRESENTATION OP FRONlE.—Yesterday the
nomination of candidates for the seat rendered 'acanthi
the succesrion of Lord Dungarvon to the 'seldom of Cork and
Orrery took place at the hustings in the market-plane. The
candidates were Major W.O.Boyie (Liberal), younger brother
of the present Earl of Cork ; Lord Edward Thyone (Conser-
vative), brother of the late and uncle of the present Marquis
of Bath; and Mr. Donald Nicoll, ex eheriff of Londoe' who
ontaingd the representation of the borough at the lasteloe-
Coo. Mr. Nicoll was proposed by Dr. Bush, seconded by
Mr. Comte". Mr. Hurd, surgeon, seconded by Mr.
Hooper, proposed Lord Edward Dunne, sad Major Boyle
was oroposed by Mr. Simkins, cloth manufacturer, seconded
by Mr. Singer, silversmith. The candidates having seve-
rally addressed the electors, a show of heads was taken.
About five-id:dui of the assemblage raised their hands in
favour of Mr. Nicoll. A second skew presented nearly the
a:me eosult is favour of Lord Thyme, meet of those who
bold up in favour of Mr. Nicol, having held up for the
noble lord. The third show, in favour of Major Boyle, Ins
comparatively small. The returning officer having deoleled
in favour rat Mr. Niooll, a poll was demanded for Lord
Thrum, and Major Boyle, which takes place to-day.
CHELTENHAM AND GLOUCESTERSHIRE BANK.g—
Five of the shareholders have been appointed by Vise-
Chance liar Page Wood to wind up this bank, with the mono-
tones of Mr. ll'Creight as official manager.
THE TIPPERARY BANIL—The effect of the order
made by the Master of the Rolls on Saturday, in the Tip-
perary Bank clue, will be to have matters es they are until
November next, when the main question of appointing
receiver, and withdrawing the affairs of the bank from the
operation of the Median up Act, will be heard before the
Lord Chancellor. The Muter of the Rolls ooaridered that
the question wee too difficult end :too important to be de-
Bided on motion.
LONDON COFFEE AND EATINO-HOUBE SRErsabe
Associaviow.--The annual meeting of this association was
held yesterday evening at the Freentmons• Tavern ; Mr.
Baker in the chair. The Secretary read the report, whisk
stated that the capital invested wag 3,2801.135. 6d., and these
was a balance cf 311.130. Si. in the treasurer'. hands. Three
pensionen had been added to the list, at an annual expendi-
ture of 34!. The report acknowledged several donations,
especially those amounting to about 100/. from the London
press On the motion of Mr. Shines, the report was
adopted. Mr. Harding, th vice-presidest, was elected
president for tke ensuing yeare , and Mr. Lawson was elected
vice-president.
THE EXPORT TRADE IN JolmenV.—The
statistics of cur export trade in these articles surlily the fol-
lowing data connected therewith. These geode are entered
at value only, and do not include Iron and nee houses and
stores, etc , and window glare. They comprise wooden
house frames, fitting., joiners' work, do., and in 1854
amounted in color to 87,6621., distributed to the following
countries:-1,2401. to Turkey, 2,2251. to the western mat
of Africa (British and foreign), 2481. to Buenos Ayr's,
83.0321. to Australia, 3961. to ire Went Innis Islands and
British Golsne, and 4211. to other countries. The anemias
was n.t so large as in the previous year, when it reached
112,5121. There was a!si shipped in 1854 wooden wares, of
various kind!, amounting in value to 101,2791. If we add
to this some 22,000,000 or 23,000,000 bricks shipped, of the
value, of 66,0001., or thereabouts, 63,2111. fir cement,
60,8001. for window glass, 366.4681. for paints's' colour,
66,000/. for psper•banginge, 31,000/. for carts and w.
acd 173,0101. for other earrigges, we find a total vine in
ex; orts of rpwarda of a million steeling, in which the
be.ldine trade are more less Interested,— Building New.
DEFRAUDING THE INLAND REVENUE.—At the
West Riding Polionconrt, held at Doncaster, on Saturday,
Mr. Symington, of the fires of Prger and Symington, piper
snanakcturers, of Pickhill, near Rotherham, wig fined in
the mitigated penalty of 2,8501., for defrauding the Boarded
Inland Its , by making a filesreturn of the quantity
of paper manufactured, forgirg the stomp and by the Com-
minioners of Excise, and paying duty upon reams of paper
of six pounds in weight, and then transferring the covers of
the gams and altering the number, by placing the fiestas
lor 6 before the 6, making 11 16 or 58, as required. Mr.
Symington attended, sad pleaded guilty to the charge,
saying—" I am sorry for what I have done, but it was forma
upon me by the pressure of the times." The penalties Ist
the seventeen various offenses matelot(' in the summons
amounted to 11,400/., but these were mitigated by as
magistrates to the extent oone-fourth, and six month* weft
allowed for payment. In the meantime, the defendant ellMni
he should put himself :esation with the bard la
London, preying for farther redestios.—llaschely

Gwerelies._ _
Among the po•aengers bj the Asia, which arrived
at Liverpo A yesterday, were Bayard Taylor, the Ana
traveller, sou Mr. Hemet% the laatbethe mister. Yr.
Taylor—se we leant from the New York Dotty Then—
proposes to be absent from America shoat two years, daring
whielt he meads to travel is tka North of Borers. mei
speed a winter In Lapland. Mr. Kennett intends to thaw&
two or three mamba la eketebiag In the lake districts of
Esalaad, Sambaed, sad Indult& sod rst,,s is Noveenhet.
CRYSTAL PALACR:OII2 SMILL`4O Dpi.—Mc
DL:, JI7LT 21. V5.,10.-inr, nr •,.• •. 13,U1d; Cittlo ty
mem tickets, 603. Total *kw, 13,610.