The Express.
London, England, 1860-12-26 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Walla End Hatton, Ns. Gd. ; Walls End South
Hatton, 245. Gd. ; Walls End Tees, 245. tid. ; Walls Red
South Hartlepool, 21s. 9d. ; Eden Maiu, 235. ; Walls End
South Durham, 235. ; Belmont, tit. ; Bells, Ws. ; Durham,
225. 6d. ; Tan Geld Moor, Itia. ; West Hartley, 17s. Ikl. ;
mpen Hartley, 174.13 d. ; Davidson's Hartley, 17s. Ga. ;
Howard's Hartley, 17.. 31-40 ships M market.

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.
(THIS DAY.)

This morning were issued the Boanl of Trade
returns for the mouth, and eleven months ended
November 30, 1800. We subjoin a statement of
the total declared value of the exports of Britidt
and Irish produce and manufactures during the
month and eleven months, including only the
" enumerated" articles : _ .

For the moath. For 11 maths.
1858
1859
1880 10,018,912 . 115,291,980
Including the " unenumoratol articles," the ag-
gregate exports stand thus :
- - - - ••

For the month.
1858 £9,976,496
1659.
1660

For 11 months.
. £106,555,562
. 119,0313,185
1't3,714,276

AN ENTIRE FAMILY POISONED. —Much excite-
ment (says the Biredsiej ices Daily Put) was caused is
Banton on Saturday morning by the discovery that on the
previous night a whole family bad been poisoned—the
mother and one daughter helm; deed and three other
daughters suSering much from the effect& of the poison.
Joseph Pearson, a watchman in the employ of Messrs.
Baldwin and raiding in Selop-street, left home about half-
past 5 o'clock on Friday eveoiug, leaving his wife
and four daughters at home, all in good health. The
daughters were named Hannah, aged 23 years ; Eliza, 17 ;
As Maria, 15 ; and Han let, 12. Two of the Orbs took
their father his supper about 9 o'clock, and an their return
the mother and four daughters took supper together and
went to led. From the account of the eldest daughter it
would appear that before she went to sleep she was alarmed
by her sister Harriet, who wee in Led with her mother,
crying oat that she wee ill. Ina few minutes they wire
by a similar illness. Hannah knocked at the w.dt
for sesistance, but when a neighbour came to the door i u con-
sequence she was too weak to cry out, and they had to remain
alone in their helpless state until she was so far recovered as
to be able to gootn. Mites &that &mistier:toe was obtained, it
was found that the mother and the youngest daughter were
dead. Mr. lathes, surgeon, was called in, and through hie
efforts Hannah and Anus Maria were so tar recovered as tio
he eoneidered out of danger ; but Elise is still eulfering, and
has not yet spoken.
Tuesping TAUNTS IN Hoormartm. —There had tint
been published en abstract of the pueral statements of the
income and ezpeotbture of the several turnpike trusts in
Scotland between the terms of Whitsunday, 1857, and
Whitsunday, 18118, from which it appears that at the data
of the thstratt there were in all 243turnprke trusts in Scot-
land. Of that number 33 were in Aberdeenshire, 28 in
Perthshire, 22 in Lanarkshire, 17 in Ayrshire, 17 in Forfar-
shits, l 5 in Banffshire, 12 in Rosharghshire, 10 in Berwick-
'hire, the remainder being distributed over the remaining
civenties in unequal numbers, from Stirling, which has 9, to
Kirkcudbright, Nairn, sad Caithness, which have wily 1
each. The total income of all the 243 trusts for the year
ending Whitsunday, 1858, was 254,8,53/. 14s. 7d. ; sod the
total expenditure 212.016/. Bs. 11d. The bonded or mort-
gage debts were 1,579,3511. Itle. ; the Seating debts
amounted to *NIL It. 7d. ; the unpaid intermit to
2916,9611. Is. ; and the balance due tressurera on the amount
for the year 10457.8, 25,093/. 16s. 4d. The total debit, of
the traits amounted to 2,429,347/. 17... 113., and the total
assets to 194,1061. Ila. 73.