The Express.
London, England, 1868-06-20 00:00:00

THE FOREIGN MAILS.

Fiery Knox, dram 19.—The tbuttlearg and Amerieon Com-
coy'. otesenter Throw* from New York, hee arrived here with
for that port, Havre, and Hamburg, and 4314,475 dole.
in 417:17riondon. On the 11th ins t. obe spoke the North tier-
man Alp Andonai • ou the 12th, AllieriCan Alp Prowl:el ; the
Ida, the Fogliall blzque Ellen Railfunl 75 iltoo from alparaiso,
for Liverpool; and on the 14th, the Rogliatt barque Ittoult, bound
Rut. - . .

Ii;ZINCASTLZ, Jess 19.—The Allan steamship Nestorian
arrived in Lough Foyle, from Liverpool, at 10.2 u a.m. to-day, andt
having embarked mails and passengers, sailed for Quebec at
6 p.m. Wind BE., tight.

PROPOSED MARKET FOR SOrTTI LONDON.—Last
night a public meeting was held at the Horns Assembly
Rooms, Kennington, to consider a proposal for establi4i-
ing a large retail rnarirct for South London. Mr. Thomas
Hughes, 11. P., who occupied the chair. said the first que‘-
tion to he decided was this—Was it desirable to have such
a market ; and secondly, if it was desirable, was it pos-
sible, or was there sufficient public spirit in the locality to
carry out a project which had already been sanctioned by
the legislature for building. a market at Kennington
upon the five principle, where every de-
scnytion of =land food could be sold'.' Considering
the enoimous population of Lambeth, it could sot
be denied that there was a great want of public build-
ings, and the borough in this respect contrasted very un-
favourably with places like Bolton, in the north, where
the people possessed handsome and spacious places of
meeting and most commodious markets. Now, was it
desirable and possible to establish a market at Kenning-
ton ? He believed it was. The plan imw proposed would
embrace a corridor of shops, to be under inspection, to
supply the wants of the rich and poor, and there
who became members of the co-operative associa-
tion would be required to pay a certain small sub-
scription. Mr. Haddam, the architect et the
scheme, explained that a site of four acres could
be obtained within a short distance of the Horns
for 10,000 i. ; and if the inhabitants desired it, the pro-
meters, who were gentlemen of the highest respectability.
would organize a company- to build the market.• No
=a, however, could be burned until the act had
ter the royal Gwent next week. The question thus
propounded gave rise to considerable dismission, and
eventually the meetin, which was a very numerous on;
parsed a resolution that it was desirable that the market
Should be established' and the prooeedings concluded
with the Wall vote of thanks.

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