The Express.
London, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.--CllllB DAY.)

Walk inl Lambtoo. 144. dd. ; Walk End Honig Helton,
19a. lid. ; Walk End Russell Hatton, 18a. ; Walls End
Heath Hartlepool, 174. Jd. ; Walls End Heugh Hall,
leis 9d.; Walls End Kepler Grange, 18a.; Walls Ed
°mop, Iga. 3d. ; Walla End Kelloe, Pk. 6d. ;
Walls Fad Men Mein. 17a. Gd. ; Hadley, 17s. ; Walls
End Trioidon Tboriley, ilk ; Walls End nano.,
175.3 d ; Walls End Acorn Clam, 17s. ; Eden, 17a ;
A.uctland Park. ills. ; Passes West, 14. Gd.; Holywell„
lik. ; Whitworth. 144. GI; anbaid, 13a.; Hudak* Hartley,
17s. Gd. ; Hastings Hartley, 17s. 6d, ; Howarrn Hartley,
17.. Gd. ; Lambert's Hartley, 174. Gd. —Ships at mullet, 63.

APorumtartse HALL. —At ft Court of Examinoes
held on the Mlth nit. the following gentlemen passed tins
heel examination, and were admitted licentiates .di the
Noddy, via : Messrs. Alfred Frederick Strafford Chi rite, of
theWancheeter School of Medicine ; 'Thomas Cotton. of
Spalding, Lincolnshire (1L8.C.8., Arril. Ifilio) ; Joha
wine Paull, of Bristol (11.R.C.R., 1858 ; William Clayton,
Of ClAirch-street, Spitalfields ; John omas Jenkins (no
adtheep given); sa Oliver Caney Maurice, of Marlborough.
Witte (M.R.C.S., April, 18110).
Tilt NEATHEA AND THE CHOPS.—Accounts front
i nearly all parts of the country ale of the most cheer lug
THZ LteratAtizan' Lock-ovT.—Tilit dispute, 1 nature—sic fine weather which has been experienced in the
which has now lasted for several weeks in Nottingham, is 1 metropolis slurtmc the last three or four days having been
still peoding. Neither masters nor men appear umbrae.) ' pretty general. Faster, therefore, are begunting to take
give way. Subscriptions are being received by the work- : heat, and, in many districts arc busily engaged in hats
people from venous trade societies in the country. One 1 vest optuatidia.
thing in favour of the employer is the almost entire absence i ...New • Air 01‘ RIL/HAN CATHOLIC CHAPATI/ S.—
of demand for Mechlin liter, in which branch many of the . 01, Saturday as„ act wax rioted to mead the law re-
lockouts were engaged. I gardieg No ,catholic charities in Ragland and Wales.
A SIX:DET pot °N4 HUIDICID YZARIk—The tree- lt declare' t )Iharities for lawful are eat to be
surer of Amherst Collego has lately received from Mr. David consolidated tibe addition of ii wul tried*, but the
Sean, of Boston, • heretofore liberal benefactor of the col- property may. toned by the Court of Chancey, and
lie.
lege, a small and carefully sealed box with the instruction the whole ap to r lawful purposes. No proceeding* at
that it is m,tto be opened for one houidred years on pain of law or equity simpbs instituted as todealinge with Boum
a forfeiture of the gift which it contains. tipeculatinu bat catholic charitheapnor to the 2 and 3W.4, C. 115. Deeds
fault as to the contents, and the reasons for the accomp.ny- for Boman catholic charities are not to be void if enrolled
Mg condition. The shrewdest geese Is that the box holds within 12 months froru the passing of this act. awl the eli-
cited, of real estate in Boston, now under lease for one b.u- penes of the enrolment is to be defrayed out of tholes).
deed yeses, but then to le triiiieferred to the college. "But perry, subjea to the charity II which the same may Table.
let us Le i......ient till ltifk," ears the Springncid ttepuLa, an, ria term • ettaritT" it to have the like expiosion as ds.
" and then we shall all know'' dared by tie Charitable Trusts Act of lii:A.