The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-18 00:00:00

DARING OUTRAGE.

The attack on the mill of Mr. Taylor, wonted
manufaetarer, &Mon, near Shipley, her been succeeded
by the following daring outrage : Since the riot it has been
Mr. Taylor's custom to permit the workpeopls who attend
the two looms, and who us therefore (0:nozioul to the mot,,
to leave his establishment before the engine stops at night,
in order t►at they may be prevented from coming in contact
with the opponents of the two-loom system, who would in
most instances be working until a later hour. Oa Friday
Thomu Manghem, a middle aged man, a two-loom usurer,
sad recently a witness sgainet some of the Shipley rioters,
left Mr. Tallrea establishment in company with ten or
twelve others at about half put five p.m. It is supposed
that some of the malcontents law them and reconnissd
flees sa they passed through Shipley, for a party of twenty
or thirty men stated with cudgels intercepted them up to tho
Bradford-roc& b:tween one and two miles from Bradford.
One of them, pointing to bianghant, said, "That's a two-
tomer," and immediately the whole of the party fell upon
Unwell= and his companions, when they beat in a most
merciless manner. Several were much butt. but ult.nistely
ell, with the exception of Manghato, managed to escape out
of their hand. He was, however, left in their midst, and
his cowardly magenta beat him until he fell on the ground
insensible. They then went away, having, it is suypcieed,
been alarmed by the sound of approaching footsteps.
Manghern was ultimately found on the road in a swe of
insensibility, and conveyed to the Bradford Infirmary.
When he snivel there it was found that ho was sh,cs.r.gly
bruised all over his person, and that he had two severe and
dangerous wounds at the base of his skull, besides minor
wounds on his arm and leg. His wounds were dressed,
and this moving (Mouthy) he was in a fair way of re-
covery. Some traces of his uss.laate have, we etc it
formed, been discovered ; and there are hopes that some of
them at lout will soon be taken ion) custody.

TUE TRADE Or LIVERPOOL.—LICERPOOL.MONDAY:
—The Customs Bill of Entry, pia! 1 •hei this Mr raiog, gives
a return of the Dumber sod tonnage of tie thst haws
entered inwards from end cleared outwards r foreign
ports in the week ending the 15th Dl:.ormbtr, 18156, u
well
es the crrtspordieg week of 1865. It appears that during
the last week 52 ships, of an aggregate tonnage cf 25,979
ton:,bu g ean tdeire ie tun
decrease
.1881, o
to
thea t13132.5r.t. peg;
of shift,
it: nal, n
1185644:
crease of 45,103 tore in the tannage; the num`vr of clew.
users outwards win; the week, 80 ships, ut • TO,..ge
of
52,032 tons, sgiinst Si st.ips end 62,00 tons in 1855, being
an thereat. Of 4 ships, and • decriass ct 22 tons. The total
number of ships reported inwards from foreign poets
during the preernt yosr,up •o the 15 it November, wet 3,840,
with • toansge of 2,10 C 47 tons, egairst 3 711, end
1,845,626 tons in the pat 1865, showing an it cruse of 129
ships, end 317,421 tool.
111611 PRICE OF lAND.—At a public memo lot
week of • small portion of land in the II trrow-road, the
executive committee if the Conserestive Land Sniety en-
soctesslully offered tho large sum of five thonued p rands
for lees than two scree.