The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-30 00:00:00

THB ITALIAN QUESTION.

Oa Monday evading • crowded rata =Whig st
ski Shebat's* et *s Shields, wee both in the Nana'
Hail, T. the ask, to limes tea
lessee hpill=ll6=:=daselYnt sad irionlay et
tbs Pepsi goverwmeas. Amen se dm prolessa ea the
pledges sere Mr. Alderson lethiese, Mr. Mandl.
Mr. Connallier datbseisad, 1. C. Stavessa,
of 11 If 111
IS
Miestit 117 IL Mat:r, the H. Laws,w Alkali Wert, IS. 6area.oa, 11111
Bee. J. O. !Beath, the Rev. J. Ytnep, sad ether fa.
flessial mass. Tam wee a VW.? amber el waddle.
Mess sane wow than bat bees is.. is • paths =Dalin
Is Mai, due the ism papal sigressiee szeiteserat.
Sinner &dal was most medially resolved, mad the
tests IMAM ha his inters prodead a wry yea
foam* emmatisa la the Beetles. The fdbwhs
evey ressithina see proposed Mr. Conmeillse Ars.
and smoke by they Rey. I. Kase, sad mud-
vie aris, "Time this s MAN oonag, la a m
kirmilSinew Onlate stabstath serfeefdai
tie maim Asa of the 'she& wok isoseil& Inkiness
sopoolony of the takablteate if the Oben et the Masa% dr
elms to desks. its empathy with lis dad his Idnowoomp
tryaddo la their streaks Ns bilepetilesee, sad maim.
Mesta as address to the QOM% myth. ler Mtjeety to see
her mood <%ll<.s to pet es smile tbe reetust ateoPilhith at
the Helmut States:by the seeerameats et Presto sad As..
Ws." There is else a movesent I. Shields to sued a Tye'
gAlas thedais. goverameat et Piedmont fm the fortmes M
mon

EARL FORTBSCUB ON ITALIAN PIIZEDOIL
EXETER, TUESDAY.
Berl Bodeen*, Leed-Lisateasat of Devoashirt,
prodded at the wool meeting of the Dena mad Enter
sealing of the British sad reeeMa Bible Beetety at
Enter today, and delivend so eloquent speech, which
'Detained the following observations :—I menet be permitted
to Monne, is seasiseioe. that I heard with penile/ plea-
sure from say boa. friend, Mr. Sitarist, the statesmen he
sane, sad which, if I mistake sot, is the rusk of his ems
neon% enervation, that with rinses to Me essarin sad
freedom sow esjoyed by the Meg persecuted thane of tin
Tank*, which we say consider as the fossdatlea of all
' Crten is Eareope—(cheen)—l say it gave me gnu-
eseatiefactios to hear that, after all the persecuting which
that primitive church boa had to sedate dials" non
than five esstsriee, It is at high established ea
• Its bun, esabled to perform its rites la nes•
fit, soder the neaUtutiosal 'nutmeat of Mat
breve sad good satin, Berdisis—(chars)—wbase army
lately stood halide us so sallastly, mad severed
themeless with glory in the tenet straggle is the
Cu..., sot for the salts of Minstar to tbineelorea but
for the take of j setice and tight, for tbe oaks of upholding
Ms weak against the stroeg. I say, to me, es • love' of eget'
and religion liberty, It isebeerieg to WM" liberty of that
chuck has been setabliehed the nod sad cos‘tits-
tmeel government of Berdials—(cheers)—• gererasesi
which, De It recollected, all Ronan catholic es it it, and
portended by malarial son perhaps than say other under
Papal Mena. hu nevertheless set the *sample of anis",
of Mali, to the Beim • itholic thatch, " Thou far and ste
farther may yen swedes post authority I. ecclesiastical
natters, bat you shall sot Murton with the bete-
don of our civil tribune." (Chun.) Then are thei
pinkie's which have nee held Is &relish', and then are
the doctrine which I treat, sada, God, will always Bad
favour. (Rear, hear.) It hes, therefor', bees penharly
gratifying to me to hear what I bare to-day with respect to
the seearity sad the iansaity granted to that church ; sad
I vests» to hope, from what we see with reopen to Me
circulation of the earipturee M Sardinia, that the sitenlation
of our prawn% Bible there will sot have Miss spea ea
safteltful nil, bat that tree "elegies, wader the advantage
of • oesstitstional govennant and from the sample of
that 'sentry, will gradsolly hat surely spread owe the un-
governed bat Weighted stake of Italy I sad Mon h I
canoes at my age bold at to 'myself the mann of meing
this resell, yet I do believe it is clotted to the younger mow
MOWS you 03 en that Italy will yet schsoelseas sad
somata the Missies' of s bee geweivawiat sad the GIS
pester bleselei of • psis eeligios. (Cheen.)
The aebie seri dm maned bit Net, sad the peoses‘
Isis

irlirZem=gniaidatim ible.belLe°lar lire_fieneri
idea net bh emmenosata fa the Menester.
Lariats fa tin Owe, he the pupae of to the prio
*rifts O. pinions ia is hot seelles. sad ef
the per lie pined three The esteadernalin
lands* lbe ass et grey reed* at nab the ha. aid
lassoed pealhass bee perated hired Is Pliremeh, was
very amens% the hemp nil brig wenn is eney part,
sad In reendera wee did beery sod eatie
fader that sad have peen high* prifyleg to bineke-
Shortly diet • Odra, Mt. flair ealerd, emematpund
by • ardor of hi win wen Mr.
Jul. Skinks • Mr. ll= Mr. Br. A.
Rooker, Mr. Lan, Messrs. W. F. sad *M. J. varier, &c.,
sad woe revived with ledsad rehired eireedin
Mr. Jis. Ikutosto moos allot* di lien en had*
briny opened thewedge. in lean. regress-
tstin to entre
Mr. Com.rate the , sad alter a hw errs-
later reseshe applied& le dm dem sad der. .Wed
sees a today d the puree due
be
addremen the . Of the peon be add e
thought it es ma ens se bad hen enduid fee a
le* period of doe. war Wilms& um Main newel
peer lire by se rim Impaired ear Ann penw, ear
sense" sad nil* spin. It bed Aselbee Wow
seedy thess sierisis et sneer haw hoes
✓al-adoideratima. hew sesessegy h the piens soil
Isar to the J
ell
grewsh elf die mink eall
trwaeld wide la these sent an arrimes
her is pails gin (Lod ingines.) Ther
WirliThess hiresitar fergens. sad rare walla
the esensesesen people es egression wink
U right* ingeslsd elelsears. rein to say, " Limn
these Ohre be anis Is on lire let set the feed K
eta mean, he wit leirvilled by lasapeeity. deineUee,
Phi* sal nada% et the rereesemess ray he nee
seder Ikea as be everted by dada! Chels
ea sestrie.
slat." Of ems' they all keyed an trend that war
weed ass ends ears la their time had at the same time,
they mast am be tor errant as thee port. Peals
frog nein sinned. sin, Kr. Collier remarked that
they esensi es have ben tryleg, is Mr. Dienes% pier.
" haw oar de It," sad te bar esseseded admair=miTtset
leirrilli whish by are wee seneded mane j
diadems es the peel of serstern be emirinmed the
ern sod sin of • Ilse soil farsealle he the seine of
Mae end problem whir meet essemile be Missed of
✓ams se later. Puked* le the istermi MINN et load
Firemen. gersereas she the nuns wee rat en.
nerd with the ten Mr. Mir bane h sanely
grab with the esamlitodes M ne Rene el Oersree,
=jeistraed sr nines tleseglieg a reales of par.
I di set tin thet with en ahead peiment.
olessy with wish its essellen ere triad *
Ms porn soy genemeasat ern be se ere* as thew
genneeste we red of formerly. IFe erase have •
era::t so Mass se that e f Walpole. harm so skis
se
lidera doe possesses that sabeirded permed
eseemplima la with his strength mil* essehled. We
gamer ban a geneereas am me Fife, she
be temosben the ram rim its
reir wee briedlibillt
a phobias of yeesienne swerisem. nosh • body am=
relese la the Mem of Onuses, he On plasei
hp Inensimat resebtes he popular essedirorier.
so
odor* M the Bear o 1 Orme= sea
sew son se no Wing of say roister, berm If they
did &dr andinedes woad set .lest then eon
At the same the., Ass raid* all newer he Ike
dignearre la the eseeduaties of the Hesse et Ommersse
dor the peeing of the Bohm Bill, I rill titbit int the
Man of w ntrourant a any their inmenres is
to be eirlbseil sere to the dens, of say dead=
wen eseelimed nee of pony ea their pers. The sera
nab we awed last eosin for the wwrryy mall
Ala nem& hi ear derails 1 me STsillie
aelmadma nth. gressreat had bra dheredtqlpelly
le the ertiratst ef err nein nabs ; but al that
plea may de he the lad serkw, It will eel aerie the
anti sari the sappesemes if the_ enterer lane mod n-
eer at their beano mew metal sad residers.. drtlag
with ran nretemAnselleas thou they bare news la
the per rein (" Was, how," applaar.) There
an serval needles ef sessidsroble braserese es win I
regret le * lidibee harden is the way of legielaties.
The lid 1•11 needs,lien to ay alai h a
whisk I bra le* hi a deep lateral —I nude
to the remain of law Reform. I thlak a gaeeel
keine peeve& dr ember the enatry—cat dished to
lawyer sine, bee perwilag the sleds of the sane peps-
latles—that the siliallietios of the law, although darn
Wised by *.feet Wily ea the part of the judger, is,
Wiled the (dynasties of the ego. A
guard perils that the miniaistratices of the law
shoed be draper an simpler, sad brought beim to
the doer of every man as speedily as possible. It any be
that, la Improving the law, you to seas *neat Jejune the
lawyers; bat that mama be helped. The law sun be In-
peeved, sitheagit a amnia Mass may be Wend, se m to
Kam It whin the rear dike gnat ismer of this many ;
so that the laterals of all doers, the peer as well as the
deb, may be ranted. (Applaase.) Now, I regret nosy
that, es the nestles of law Worn, the blowy ei the lam
maim has bees • bleak, 'lames it is • wide laid, earl sae
on whisk learn are to be onion of whir say
minister might be proud. It is a quarks ea
whisk say Walser would remise the cordial rapport
of the essatry ; but elthough there has bees a good
dad of sgraties ea the sabjeet; sleeve; we have a makoty
kg the refers of the law • the enatry desires it, en
a net led has bees seamed written epos it, soils, has
Mao den Asd why has aothieg bees demo ? I have aa
spins ea this ratter whin I have earned la the beer
as resegly es I weld. I Winn they de as ge the eight
:rezticersoork—that if they want le wry memare• if law
wish shill drone the ~flew of the remiley,
▪ leaseressy te meleee Minor of lorlisetswlre
India shell he safflealy darn em that pug ea ; sad
easraftgly I meek supported the meths of tr. Napier
Ise the appelatmeat of suit a Wanks. Atpraaslaw
team is sehrft's bonen sod you an haw therm.
of asbedes loas. The Lord Manama is eat with
his dans se • judge._ mad es inhere of lbe Ille.me of
Leeds ; the AllemtrOsamad sad lelleilwOrreel
respied blade dales so Ile law saws of the germ
✓est, sad by Ike rimer ranee; sod these tin now
*saris ban or salieleat time he that theengh maddr
Miss et she neemetre le be Istriered by the gefromeamese.
en Oat imeriest essmsediarlso mad nereallea eiM
alkwhearblek re Rams* a...,. to Soper era
Whew ides. The sessegemor bee bees that the arks
nails ha bees weird wriest staying brag nee es the
e:Oestrates. I awe* like agateto refer es USW,
dtheeeelorripal eerie, after the Bray tires I ban ad-
yes ea it. It barn sew, I nun you lave brume a ern
•rwith me. Still, I ray say that I alisked
e:arts aMSS session, an dune di that I ern
le darn then Have snit a geed dad of time Is the
Cl=el a reran whisk I Wired weed weer tin
ad I laraiseed N rinse he Ivan of Corneas.
Ti. have all, tonnes. been etre dineeltiee, though I be-
Ire arise bet • member ma be amen of their real .:test,
wild; Meet • ma* she madertakee the iatrodestina of my
swan of referee. There are oily a few eights ea shah
hew de this; mad ea say of ;bon he may be masted oat,
ee the debate any be adjourned, or ianstamble sasses may
an le Eery his measure or to pet him off, sad net if his
=Tsad leek shouldearamment all these, he may be
assa dirties. It is esly the governess that has
la loslity ne power of amiss ea important mew*
Opeseigli saimemetally. However, se I saki, I ietrodased my
1111. erkklli was favourably resolved, sad wee read a Ant
Kiln Mallearpeaally, Sir
Finny Kelly istrodamil a
soloont, SS tie Bolndter-emeral another. Lad
ben 1 sou bouad to my, that 1 believe the
inn= 0 1 to have bra thoroughly fa earnest
els the subject, and meet sazioes to settle It. He
eirroateated with Mr F. Holly and myeall, sad adopted
perks= of our bills late his own, which, so smeaded, we
seed bed have sapamtad, sad I believe might have bees
✓end domegh the Meuse of Cosmos& Bet osier-
ars* the arena eel he advanced ; for some mama the
=t gave the segue se sordid support, sad it
b. Bo Dosesee. senior le as Annan, as
ever. Bow bag they nay mean se I nowt damns*
IA bet they are sty tease% from year to year • sad this
1 premise Wes, that I will give then as animal armies to
grit se nag as they do remain. (Lasehter sad applause.)
intuition are other swum of law reform to whisk
soollomosolrim Then wee, for natant", a measure
in •*Ma iatrodneed, bat it was loud that it
'..andsNN use VOL a year for barristers who
weak' have saladag to de; sad for these sad other &l-
ibels it we. expoos mt. (Haar, bear) Another bill was
latredased he the r of seandlag the sekseerledged
laseestire appsHant of the House of Leeds. My

re
is:Triodes
=reand my..? f with Mad. email to =7.
sseillas o* the stiprialka ally befog
altered, bat at a saborowial sage it was Illasera
eat. It is with vans eat I ham 1111 sate
that ear statute book smasias as It was, sad
that Intik; worth meatkolog has beat lam to
tares that eafeska of the law which lose rem as te
realer It mammely albeit ems ter &lawyer to tell whale
the statute law sad what is aot. although you are all rap-
pelled to know sad radential the statute book of tire
eoestry. (Hoer. bear.) I may say oa behalf of my mi.
kagae aid Malt, ra well as ea the part of army ether
lawyers la the Moser of Osmaciae. that we an met sasleas
Met abs elaslastrattea et imam should ha adapted ft the
sawszt sett • earmauselg. earl ars wafmg lead am
sari
to easetirelmgemeat aa *bloat bat. se dm some
time, It k a work whisk dle roveteliiist rasa tabs up, sal'
gragetkir *meal the stemob of say priests member. •
pima swabs, may pat ea Me mime as os to amp!

BtierlNWOil Or Fox. RiINIWISON, AND CO.—We
regret at length to ,tale that the (request remain reepecit-
lag thestability of this Important fins, sad whisk siagalst
emseshi died away whoa their eonfirmatioa was at baud,
'MOON" be denied ; nut firm Is usable to ant its ea-
poitheate. Oa Saturday the feet became karma to ems or
In fa Bisminglesse la the 'mildew, of the bens, sad the
=;111 made kaolin to the pablicla inst senoras
.T is
he uweared await 114,01111., the
=II greaten bens Olya sad Co., Csampen, the
ra. Irea Queasy. *a liaseedies la the state-
ment of Mr. Oelmesithe rise Mml. ihe mats re mole
dra ealitheat se pay We. ka the pond ; sad It le meld that
the pleat sad stook are vaned very atedes. • few of
the eat Genitors mot I. Lerch ea sad the
tbe
se basins so
thoroughly The beet
=was ussikeeel thou& the bah eMemo&lthsaith sub
• seeds, was set mopes* Marty sad ea
thin therefeee wee added mom, It au ualeteleed that
It wield be expedient le pig ail the yell debiem WOOL,
sad the lupe Inalless b lesteleteete. The On have
Imp sad preitthie asthma ea head, sad it is probable
that these will be ae ,false of the works, whfelrfa the
eveat of ma asiengsmeme trill be carried ea ander iepea
the. Thie mmicesamese setheathea bee been carol
Zsiyby a endear le, Ints to about 70,0001., the
Rimini Railway, fee which the hove soatesetod.
The teed beakers with when the It. kept their usenet
bid therrides fa the full eseast of their advisees—Bps
mertesiem Jeartsui Oth fodowiag is • /heeler to
the seeable t—s, imam Werke, Blrmlegham, Oot. 79.-
1111,—It Is with the issgeet t we ban to sauna, to
you that we ban bees ampewa to rasped our permeate,
sad have tkenfere M selfish the favour of your sundaes,
eta imaliag te be hale ea !,flan, the 7th of November, at
••• *Week peabely. at Deem B.oyal hotel, in Bhaieg-
lemb NA donnas, the mast effectual sad
wide kr the edieeamat of oar again. A statement
emr mien mad billikloo will la the raesathas be prepared
fir IM amilsosoloo of the nestles, and we trust that the
pagan eleme {flea ,/meet'/ will, under all she circus-
=isles nadierell unfefeetery.—Ws rends. en, your
eineate—Veth. liammasoa, sad Co."—Oar
esereepeathat writes: .. This unfortunate
mi▪
nelinee has an yet led to say stoppage of the weeks at
aims Birmingham, but it was remand ea
Waft Oman that some penes had arrived to take
dims of the setablishment ea behalf of the orediton. The
leeSeenerei debt are said to mown to 160,0001., but not
deflate is at roast banns Tbs martens bus eat
r air rise ; rues
~to the effect that the firm was in
des hive beat clans at different periods, fee several
'MA
Warnings/2R ABBET.—If is proposed to Gil the
wthdevre of the clerestory throughout the church with
sesiated glue, in the shape of single figures, illestretiag the
"Ts Dees." Thu "W Angel.," " Cherubim and
igmsphha," "The glide.. Company of the Apostle',"
le "Noble Abney of Narters," and "the Rely Chunk
theessbeet all the World," would lad their reprreaste-
der. The intone for sin of the wiedows fen the south
side of dm penned is the ,heir, west of the transepts, an
=et &ill:sere the . Bell sad Clarets, sad two of the
tinsept an completed. The figure
bomb iol'hot Nab, sad ea iciness is the rise is
Wham le Imbed et. The bight of the interior is very sea.
eillenble s te the tee et the wiedoer It is 100 feet from the
pavement; nevertheless, the expediency of =ries the
figures larger thus We mews questionable, toadies as it
osnakily does to masks the buddies appear lam. The
windows guested seas Is us • little too heavy is colour,
sad need white miens{ bat ell who know the dif-
ficulty of the q wet speak with diffidence apes it.
Anestion has ones hemaillemersd to the masses of showing
the Abbey, and it wall Mat to be time that some len
objectiosable method thou that sow pursued should be
resorted to. la Pestle-corm! sad the save, the visitors sre
allowed to ramble about without guides and contemplate
them quietly. Anroopt the tombs of oar kings and queens
this Is mot permitted. The made is which a lock of v:sitors
are hurried over the epees which is retuned for exhibition
is so editions to good nate that it cannot fill to destroy in •
great measure the offset which would he otherwise pro-
ducted. It hoe bola shows that the public' may be trusted
is galleries mad choirs gardens without any injury melting.
Why etosht they sot be so trusted is Westminster Abbey?
If, however, there is dallier la this, there is a staff of °B-
eide who now act as guides who might be so placed as to
guard every pert by their prunes. Then let the tombs be
ticketed, and the guardians be directed to make themselves
acquainted with the true htstory of the department which
they oversee, so that they may be able to give as iatelligest
ens.. rto • question, and the end would be answered.—
TA/B woo, r.

IMPORTANT TO CONTIXIBTAL TRAVELLEILL—The
Belgian Mum!~ sonatas the following :—"Ttia
pasdatece mostly published aa article relative to IMMIIMIIII
which it states bays bees oastortml between the French sad
the Belem governments, with a view :of facilitating the
passage of novellas through one or other of then easatries
to antes &neat state. This anion has bees reprodened
by a peat amber of journals; sad as it coateine mortals
statements which ate incorrect, the gonteassat deem It
advisable, la the lateral of Belgian travellers, to repeat
that foreigners are sot admitted late Frames aster sepplled
with regain sensate* with the disk:sage ono. The Bel-
gian gavereawat hoe alone authorised the postage through
the Maiden of travellers, coning from Treace,
pandit, direct to some other coaall7, without
requiring the ease of Baleen; bat they are sot the
less booed to inhibit a regular passport, sad their railway
sod *TS* lish9til, whisk will prove that their destinatioa
itheyoe the &leas frostier. The um* tolerates has
bees emended to the Verner. frostier for travellers coning
ben that direction. Trsvellen from French depertneets
benierieg oa Belgian may enter the Be Igias provinces ea
the Inatiets by mess of a simple &casein to prove their
histadlly bet dm will set be sewed to pesetrete farther
fa to Bores without belay subjected to the forss•Mtv of
paspens. Ifeelphosity *aids la Pease* for the inhabitants
of the Belgian previews ea the baler, sad this telennee,
triddi No be abused is theistela fleshy teletiese UM,*
adelebeses. laa Weed lee sews yeses peel."

This return, published by authority of the Regis-
trar General, essaprisss the births end &pats registered by
2,196 rightism in all the districts of England daring the
mummer gutter that ended on September 30th, 1866; and
the marriages is 12,194 &arches or chapels, about 3,783 re-
gistered places of menhip usconcected with the established
church, and 628 esperintendent registrar's Emcee, is the
quarter that ended as Joao 30th, 1866.
The marriages are still below the ge in Dumber;
the births am above and the deaths are below the average.
Times, althomb the high pries of provisions keep the
marriage rate below the high rate which has prevailed for
some time, the increase by birth and the public health of
the English population present in the returns a tevearable
ripest.
MAJULIAGIS.-77,434 persons were married in the three
easisthe of April, May, and June; and the marriage rate of
the quarter was .817 per east. per maim. The avenge,
rote of the quarter is 166. The marriages (38,717) *need
by 263 the marriages is the corresponding quarter of the
year 1866, but ere fewer by 1801 then the marriages *a
the sprit,' quarter of 1854. The decrease of marriages le
moot obvious in London, in Some:, In Backs, in Somerset,
is Gloacester, fn Leioester, in Nottingham, and is North
Wales. Is Barite. Northampton, Suffolk, Dem. the
North Riding of Yorkshire, Cumberland, Westanorlsad,
sad Smith Wale, the marriages inerepted.
Warm's-167,633 children, who were bore allee, were
registered in the quarter ending cn the last of September.
The birth-rate of the quarter is 3.278 per cent. per luau.
while the average rate la 3.209. The number of births ex-
ceeds by 2,799 the births la the oorrespendieg quarter of
the year 1866, end is the greatest that hat ever beta militia
tend before is Ragland in the corresponding quarter of the
year. An Warsaw la the births is otteivable in every
division, except the North Midland Division, the North
Western Division, end Yorkshire.
Isthmus or POPULATION.—As the birth. amounted to
167,633. and the deaths to 91,330, the nate: el increase of
people is the quarter was 66,303. We have no room of
the immigrants into Elegised and Wales. The emigreate
from the porta of the Milted Kingdom at which there are
government emivatims spats amounted to 60,228, of
whom 19,226 were of &saheb origin ; if a duo proportion of
the nem hers (6,907) of origin not distinguished be added to
the 16,681 returnee, 8,642 sailed to the a —malign soli:ales,
973 to the North American colonies, ard lathe United
Staten
The number of English emigrants exceeds by 3,695 151
number In the summer quarter of the year 1856.
TRW Pl:ft/ OP PZOVISIONS, AND Tnn W
The Emma mesperatam of the quarter t Greenwich wee
69 9 (leg., end differed little Item the everege of 15 peers;
but the month of Assiut was hotter, 800 the month of
September was colder, then de usual. The vie wax dry I.
Anglia, moist is September. The rain tell of 61 inches
was is detect Is July end August, but in *ace.. in Septem-
ber; it was ea t • whole 11 inches below the go.
The wind blew at the avenge rate of 77 mil. a daily ; but
the rem wee only 44 oldie is August. les barometer stood
at 29 743 inches, which is .071 Indies tolow the average.
Wheat wee at the average lams of 63. 104., 765. 14., sad
725. 34. derbies the mouths of July, August, and September
Ia 1864-6-6. It should be eviced that the what sad
the wheat flour entered for boom °Assumption were eqeiea.
lent to 117 807 quarters weekly during the last three
months, which le more than double the quantity stored In
' the oorresposdiag weeks of 1854 ar.d 1855 ; while the quar-
ters of wheat sold weekly (78,208) have been lees is number
than the quarters (94,546) to.d to the correipandiog weeks
of 1866. Wheat then is still deer. Beet, a: 5.14.Wer lb. by
the carcase, is cheaper by 7 per cent. in the London markets
than it woe in 1855. Mutton has been 61. a pound during
the three list summers; and in these teapots potatoes at
the water-aide market, Sorthwark, have differed little from
78s. a ton, or nibs. for a poesy wholesale.
rigSiartiarr.dx OPia Ith.llllthlPLer.loonHthwtr.orf win-I,9.l,A33.ogLe.aatted wtuseep.
Mather ; and the death rate was 1.890 per cent. per emus,
the 'memo rate being 2 199 ; so that it was during the lad
Mason .300 gilder the average of the preceding ten wooer
quarters. Oct of the same population there wen
au ia•
stead of the average tale of seven deaths. Cholera wee
epidemic is 1854, end the ilimener decth-rate, then so high
(3.423), fell to 1.854 and to 1.898 in the subsequent summer
41111117W11.
49,982 deaths *emend is the districts comprhieg the
chief towns, 41,348 is the districts clopr,ieg the mill
towns and the cosstrydietricie. The aortal rate of alerts-
lity in the summer wee 2.282 per ccht. In the. towns, aid
1 GO3 in the Gauntry ; the average bet,'s 2871 is the towns.
sad 1 814 in the country.

TnE Ormeoz 1N PARLIAMENT-STREET.—Th•
injartd was, Richard Cope, had a diaturbecl &get aftu his
awailast bad been confronted with him on Tueed•T *cos-
ine. ud was not so well yesterday. It sippers cooed's-
able Ark was satin aabiestirg the poor fellow to the melte-
west eesatictsent upon his eamainatfon, and Bassani
Holt. ItltiOf surgeon at the ►ospital, who tiappeard to be
sbowat from London at the time, bat 'around his dig-
append of the patient e ►adag been subjeeted to to trite!,
is salsa' wklls la the titre:6l4 wiliest *Whim 1* tibia
be dal easliases.