The Express.
London, England, 1866-01-09 00:00:00

West ending Dec. W.
Ores& Western a °kande SU

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Week saillag Is& 6
London. Bz*Moo. and 11
Coast 2931 14,048 6,91 1
South rasters — 111,1146 6,274 1

THE PROPOSED CHANCE IN THE
Mart DESPATCH raw( Livraroor...—The
change the despatch from Saturday to Fri&
brought up at the council meeting of the Liver;
of Commerce yesterday. Mr. Itathbone (chai
communication had been received from th
Chamber of Commerce, who declined to follow
feet, though Mr. Ratbbone said he believed t
merchants individually were friendly to the c
Prange said that so far as hie inquiries had a
was not the case, and be believed that eve. i
were made competition would cause a devil
other lines than the present on Saturdays,
Prange) had been informed by Messrs. Mel
Cunard Company, that they could not get th
ready for a Friday's despatch without coaling on
The chairman said that, with one exception, al
bars of commerce in the country were fri
change. _ _

The heavy portion of the Bombay
on Thrusday will bo delayed. in coasequeoea o
down of tho Delta. The Tanjore will bring
mail home. She left Malta with it a day di
and haa had to call at Marvellsea to lani tl
portion.

TRITSDERSTORIL—A correspondent, w
Woodside, Congresbury, Somerset, Jan. 7, s
morning, about 9 o'clock, this district was vi
severe storm of hail, accompanied by the mot
Ding and the loudest peals of thunder I have et
How ro MAKE Corr Et. —The usual
both of coffee and water are to be retained;
containing half an ounce of green berries, will
roasted ones, is generally sufficient for two s
coffee of moderate strength, or one, so called,
fast cup (one pound of green berries, equal
yielding after roasting twenty-four tin mesa=
ounce, for forty-eight small cups of coffee).
fourths of the coffee to be employed, after b
the water is made to boil for ten or fifteen tiv
one quarter of the coffee which has been kept
flung in, and the vessel immediately witbdra,
fire, covered over, and allowed to stand tot
minutes. In order that the powder on the scrl
to the bottom, it is stirred round ; the deposit
and the coffee poured off is ready for use.
MO potato the dregs more completely, the cc
pealed through a esen cloth, but generally
nemweary, and often prejudicial to the paro tl
beverage. The first boiling gives the etreng b
edition the flavour. The water does not die
aromatic substances more than the (mitt)
tamed iu the roasted coffee.—Baron Liebig
Science Review.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DI
BIRTHS.
CLAW/E.—Jam 5, at Witham, the wtte of t
Clarke, of a dater.
JON Vt. —January 6 at Oxford. et met, Abercromby,
pool. the wife of J C. Jones, of a son
MAT VII KlPP.—Jannary 6, at Clapham, the wile of
ot a daughter.
llALlOUAti.—Janaary 6, at Canonhuri, the wl
liamtban, of a sou.
PYDDOKE.—January 5, at Cheltenham, the wife
Pyddoke, of a eon.
WICK HAM.—Januvaarryy 5, at Twyford, near Vitneht
of the lee. L. Mletham, of a son.

MARRIAGE&
BLYTH—HRRIOT.—January 5, at at. George's, Us
by the Rev. G. B. Madtwain, James Myth. F/41.,
rtotodllir. to Mary Kate, daughter o
Weriot,Hewes,Me-on-Tyne.
JtIPP—SAISTALL—Jauuary 4, br banns, at the
borne, by the Rev. E. Marston, E. B. Jupp.
Dorothea Helen, daughter of the late 0. P.
the Madras Medical Service.
PAYNTER—DB.ZW.—Jantuu7 4. at the parish et
Damerel, Devoe. by the Rev. G. B. Carwithin, 0
son of the late Rev. C. Poynter, vicar of St. Colo
Corneal, to Caroline, daughter of Captain 11
Tamar-terrace, Stoke Demerol, and 'invalids,
of Cornwall.

DEATH&
DODD.—Janury t, at Ipeden, near Wallingford, 1
Mr. W. J. Dodd. aged 65.
DlVON.—January 4, at Bt. Vincent's, Addington,
the wife of C. Devon, Esq.
FOREMAN. —January 6, at Forest-hill, Edward Dr
of R. Foreman, Req., aged 38.
ONIFIT7II. —January 5, at the Rectory, Elm,
Rev. C. T. Orillth, D D.. aged 77.
017E8T.--January 4. et Halsey-street, Chelsea. E.
P.R.C.R. Rag., aged 40.
HATTON.—JaiwaIT S. at Torquay, the Hon. and
?leagues Finch Hatton, Chaplain in Ordinary to

age.
BEED.-I.nuary 5, at ltaymoud-vale, Kenati
Iteed. Eq.