The Express.
London, England, 1866-02-05 00:00:00

SHERIFFS POR 1865.

(Fran • Eu aplossont to tte London Ga:ette )

SATURDAY, FEB. 3.—At the Court at Osborne
House, Isle of Wisht, this day, present the Queeit's Most
Excellent Majesty in Council, the following sherds wore
appointed for the year 1866:

ENGLAND (except Connie) sod Lancashire).
BIDTORDSIIII3,—Otis. Livia' Grimahswe, of Ail lay

°skis, Esq.
BARASH ME. —John Mindy Jenkins, of Eingsbn Bagpsize
House, near Abingdon, Eaq.
BUCKS.— Henry Arthur Hoare, of Wavendon House, Esq.
CA KBRIDOISHIRI AND H UNTINGDONSHIRL -Th. Hoe.

Octavio' Duncombe, of Waresley.
CHIMIRIL —Robert Berboir, of Bobpsworth Caudle, Esq.
CUMBISLAND.--434 Frederick Ulric Graham, of Netherby,

S.K.
DIIIIYSIMII.--Sir William Fittherbort, of Ilsvingtos.

But
Divot'snum —Sir Jobn Kenoaway, of Eseott, But.
14aoserreffins--13ir John Coventry, of Knowle, Whaborne.
Di:MAN.—William Edward Bartees, of Seaton Carew, Esq.
&MM. —Arthur Pryor, of Highlands, EN.
01,013CWWEBSEIIRI.—Bir John Maxwell Steele Graves, of
Mickleton Manor, near Broadway, Bart.
HZEILFORDISHIAL—Sir Edward Cludde Cockburn, of Pen-
noxtone, Bart.
Hzirrvonnuttes—Henry Heyman Tonlmin, of Cbildvrick-
bury, St. Alban's, Esq.
KENT. —Thomas Farmer Bally, of Hall Place, Leigh, Esq.
LEICCISTEIIaiIIaa.--Charles Hay Frewen, of Cold Overton,
Esq.
Lincouteurat —Henry Robert Boucberett, of North Wil-
lingham, Market Rosen, Esq.
MoNnounteutins.—Frederick Cotton Finch, of Blaenavon,
near Pontypool, Esq.
NOILFOLL—WiIIiam Anslanzst Tyssen Amhurst, of Dklling-
ton Hall, Esq.
Rottman:Torment —The Hon. George Wentworth Fltz-
william, of Milton, near Peterborough.
NORTELIMMILLIID.—Sir John Swinburne, of Capebeaton,

Bart.
Narrntai

.—Sir Edward Samuel W►lker, of Berry

Bill, Kat.
OXFORDS/11BL —Sir Henry William Dashwood, of Kirkling-
ton Park, Bark
ROM AND. —WdUam Wing, of Market Overton, FIX
SHROAMiIIti. —Thomas Hugh Sandford, of Solicitor Fag.
SowEnsswinims—George Bullock, of East Cocker Howe,
E.g.
COUNTY OF SOOTHA lIPTON. —The Hon. John Thomas Dut-
too, of kiloton Honee, near Alreaforcl.

Aiclirley, of Barlastos
Had, Stone, Eaq.
sactors —William Gilstray, of Fonda= St. Genevieve,
Esq.
SURREY. —John Fred. Bateman, of Moor Park, Farnham,
Eaq.
Sosasx.—John Alexander Harkey, of Holcombe, Esq.
W ARIVIC ILBIIIIO. —Sir Hobert North COULD Hamilton, of
Alvestoo, Bart, K.C. B.
W ESTNOAELLND. —Joseph Gibson, of Whelprigg, near
Kirby Lossdale, Esq.
Witesniss.—Ambrose Denis Hussey Frets, of Haaning.
ton Hall, flighootth, Esq.
W ORCESTII3BIIIIL —Edward Charles Budge, of Abbey
Manor, Bentham, Esq.
YORKSHIRL—Chan. Sabine Aug. Thellumon, of Brods-
wottb, Esq.
WALES (Noah and South).
_ _ _

ANGLEBIT. —The Hon. Hoary Warrender Fitzmsurice, of
Tr-ergot
Banconannts—William Faller Maitland, of Garth House,
Esq.
OARDIGANISHEIL—John George William Bourn, of Fro°.
frsith, Esq.
CARNAIKTHIXBIII3I.—Thonase Charles Morris, of Brynmerd.
din, Esq.
CARNALIMUJIMERL —John Dieken Whitehead, of Mang was,
Ditiaronnaran.—Robert Bamford Hsaksitb, of Girryoh
Csatie, Atergels, Esq.
FLINTSIMUI—John Carstairs Jones, of Hartahsath Park,
Esq.
GLAmoaciarmaraa.—Williara Grayham Vivian, of Sipes-
ton, agar Pwansea, Fag.
Idinuorinreanins —John Corot, of Ynysymaingwyn, Esq.
MONTOOKLIMIIMIL—Edward Hilton, of ithiswhiriartb,

limy.
PIIIBKROKEBIIIIIiL —Wm. Walkers, of Haverfordwoot, Fog.
ktAnhomanut—Edvard Costes, of Whitton, BK.

MARKETS.

HARDWARE.—MtIUfrhOHAM, Fe,. 3.—The trade of
this town is steady ; it has improved in the cause of the
week ; is fact there is scarcely any breach of importance in
which manufacturers are not well engaged, and in some in-
states' they have a quantity of orders on their books which
is quite lat this period of the year. There is a good
demand for material, and the roUiog mills generally are at
work full time. The factors report favourably of the state
and prospects of the spring trade so far as relates to hard-
wares ; stocks with the country ironmongers being, for the
most part, moderate. In the foreign departmeot there is a
fair amount doing, but no animation, the principal
orders given out of late have been on account of the
United States and Canada. The South American trade is
good, except as to Chili ; sad there is more inquiry for
goods suittble to the Eastern markets. In the continental
trade generally there has been no change of late ; with
respect to France, the Levant, and the Mediterranean
markets generally, business female' doll. The reports re-
ceived from the adjoining district of South Staffordshire
and East Worcestershire are satisfactory ; in nearly all the
numerous branches carried on in that quarter, those engaged
in thtio are well employed.

001TON.—Lrymirooi, Fee. 3.—A quiet market with-
out change in price. Salm today, 8,000 balm. including
3.000 speculation and export 4,600 America* 161 to
21d.; 300 Pernam, kc., 170. to 21d.; 100 Maranham,
21d.; 300 Egyptian. 22d. to 26gd, ; 100 Smyrna', 15d.
to 18d. ; 2,600 Surat, 13d. to 17d. ; Madise, 15d. to
150.; Bengal, Strode, &e., 114 d. to 12id.; 100 Peru, 21d.

COTTON GOODS.—MaNcsammt, Fmk 3.—The market
has bees fiat and drooping throughout the week. The
striageney of the money market is mentioned as one cause,
'rut the di-cline in cotton is no doubt the more immediate
one, American baring declined gd. and Baptise id. to Id.
per lb. during the week. In some descriptions spinners have
been able to obtain much more favourable terms than these
.4 Liverpool, and such a change there could not but react
more or less on prices here. Blackburn 32's yars have lost
fully Id. per lb. this week. Water twist sad bundle yarns
of medium eount. are 4d. to Id. cheaper, and lodia mules
about 4.1. Such a giving way his the effect of inducing
buyers whose requirements me not pressing to bold beck,
and consequently an inconsiderable business has been done
in most descriptions, both for home consumption and ex-
port. A good deal more American cotton is coming into
°assumption, 13,700 bales having been taken by the trade
this week, and a good deal more would probably be used but
that spinners having adapted their roinery to Surats and
got their bands a good deal remedied to its use, hesitate to
make a change too hastily. Mennfaeturers show more firm-
ness than spinners, being free from stocks and many of them
holding contract., but cloths are easier to buy. Shirting.,
jaconete, printers, domestics, and oserly all fabrics are
offeied more freely, though the giving way in pries is much
less than in yarn.

WOOLLEN.—Luna, FM. 3.—The markets this morn.
ing bare presented a quiet appearance, the atteodaace both
of manufacturers and merchants being small, and little
bueierss ban been tr4ns.cted. In the coloured-hall, a few
small prrcels of fancy coatings and tweeds have met with
purcbssrrs only to a limited extent, which has formed the
bulk of the transactions is this market. The demand for
hair-lista and mediums in the white-market bas also been
confined within the narrowest limits, the transfer of small
parcels only having taken plain,. Rates ere fully main-
tained.

COftlf.—C•ntarool, FIB. 3.—A doll market, withers'
alteration io prices.
CAJILDILZ, DSc. 3.—There was an average supply of
wheat and oats at our market this morning, but • small
supply of barley. For wheat there was a moderate demand
at last week's quotations , but samples that were not in
good condit'os were 6d. per bushel lower. Oars in fair
demand. Barley 6d. dearer. Prices:—Wheat, white, sew,
17e. to 19• 6d. ; red, 16e. to 18s. ; barley, lls. 6d. is
12s. 6d ; oats, potato, new, Be. 6d. to 9e. 901. per Carlisle
Mabel. Flour, Is. 10d. to 2a.; oatmeal, Is. 9d. to Is. Ild. ;
ryemeal and barleymeal, Is. 4d. per stone.

COICHSIITIL Fan. 3.—A small supply of wheat, fair of
barley, sad abort of other pails. The former met a dull
sale at last week's quotations. Barley generally advanced
Is. Beans and peas in slow demand, at prices rather in
favour of the buyer.
GUILDIOILD. Fag. 3.—ln consequence of the unfavour-
able weather for threshing, the supply of wheat at market
to-day was very limited, and dry samples being is request,
rattier better prices were obtained for such, but low quali-
ties were the same as last week. Spring cora at late
values. Wheat, 38.. to We. • barley, 28a. to 38e. ; oats,
20e. to 29a. ; pose, 375. to 41s. ; beans. OA. to 47a.
Hi/mom, Fax 3.—A small market and limited supply
of wheat. Prices as lest week, with a good trade for all
dry samples.
.Flne larleys were Is. per qr. dearer ln most