The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-24 00:00:00

LOCAL LULUS MAIM&

Llemmgeos, Oct. 2L-Tbs sort* opmalmse seal kntr, sad eking
week. inelsoliaid, 171 I-MO*lmM 11 I,_-011,Z....m.‘1ca1a1• 90c1l-
yule. C•Mata.
*imae TM-Wagon and 1111..1b algui. I-a, me e-eta.
gig. lei {-gee* 116.116, rapt sal Wolk
M inlaid. 14 l-Laeds slam, 411 I -Dogma ilo-Duant Zammisn.
g-Orand Tame of Comilis.glii-emsmg lflatall of ea. 141 1.
Maimassess, Oct. 110-Pilag wee eml. lower, but fair awl
of lagoon was dos..°slaloming. Steam PaigOons,
peg lb -Wand Tank of Misers.lie -Kamm
end *Lederman, 14- sornerizet i 17-Lemlos.roti llorth
Western. 101-Momoleator. Ypil.. sad Lisooluebire,
ebeeter nod Liverpool Maria Desk., le 1011-floutl
Faster% gill-Ualen Hoak of Maitelogerr $L

ADVANCE OF WAGU AT CLITIUMOL—The cotton
spinners and .elf-actor =Were el Low Moor Mill, Dew-
Must's Mill, and Ittilcook's Mill, have received an advance of
wage% in accordance with the Blackburn seudard lie of
prices. The man at Wellington Mill an now on strike.—
Preston Guardia*.
THE CRUSADE AGAINST THE LICENSED VICTUAL-
LERS AT KENDAL.—The made of the teetotallers and
Mein' Law advocated, led by Mr. E. Whitest!, has faded
in the defeat of the movement. It will be recollected that
a few days ago an information was laid by them=
against several publicans in Kendal, for Holing ex
liquors at certain booths at the Kendal Agricultural Show,
which were not licensed for the sale of liqnors. The
magistrates at petty maims convicted upon this Informs-
Han, and the pubticane having appealed against the deduce.
the case caws on on Saturday before the quarter ea.Ona.
After a long bearing, the bench quashed the information.
The decision wee resolved with • burst of cheers in the court,
which of cores wee Immediately checked by the bench.
Ronan) or £6OO.—A Mr. Samoa Littlewood, of
Oldham, was robbed a few nights past of upwards of 6001.
Mr. Lipkwood, it appears, had gone to Newatetheon-
Tyne for the purpose of attending the sale of a
thenall, and with this large amount of money in
his pocket-book, be was foolish enough to go into
company sat Gateeheed from which, under any cir-
cumstances, be should have kept clear. His pocket-
book wart snatched loom his embusses breast pocket, end he
bee heard nothing more of the book or its contents. The
mount was made up by three notes of 1001. each, two of 601.
some SI. Bank of England notes, and a cheque on • Koch-
dale bask. A woman was apprehended for the dream, but
nothing was found upon her. A reward of 601. has been
°And for the recovery of the property.
CRIME IN TILE EASTERN COUNTIES.—A satisfao-
Wry Hate of things is shown to exist by the calendar for the
present quarter. At Eteocles on Monday than were but five
prismere for trial; at Woodbridge, on Wednesday, but one.
The chsirroan at the latter place (Mr. Charles Amain) re-
marked that at the last sesame there was but one prisoner
for trial. At Ipswich (borough), on Tbnrsday, there were
two prisoners, the reoorder Raid Power, Q.C.) ob-
toning that it waa a matter of 'Mahe. int to Bed that etc-
eon after station there was a great decrease of crime in the
borough.
EXTENSIVE PLUNDER OF A RUSSIAN BANK.—ln-
formattun was resolved on Saturday by the metrpolltan
police that Herr Julia. Tod', cue of the new managers of the
Ramie' bank at St. Petersburg, had absconded from that
capital. plundering the bank of a large sum in cash, totes and
numerous ohligstions on the Russian governmeet, floe being
for 9,000 rouble.. Altogether, he bee taken with hint
nearly 25.0001., which he has been traced to have arrived with
in Louden on the 10E6 instant. A warrext hes been placed
in the bends of Goddard, the .Meer, for his apprehmtioc, and
a reward ul2OOl. ierffisred fur his sap Pare.
SALE LIVERPOOL.—On Tuesday Meares
Weker and Ackerley sold by auction the land and buildings
comprised between Rumford-etre*, Chattel...ere South, and
Eseeause-sweet west, extending se far wank es Exchaugo.
alley, sod including the Mein Bridewell. The reserve pram
was 60,000/ , and the biddings rose to 60,1601. at which rani
the property was knocked down to Mr. Pima, fur Mr.
William Brown. The land comprises 1.570 square yards,
and the site Is a most desirable one foe Okra, which the
purchaser Is requ.red to erre, after removing the present
building., within a given time, and upon a plan to be 'p-
roved by the corporation.
PROPOSED RAILWAY' FROM CALAIS TO 800-
LOOtil.—The Awrwal de Calais state, that the early con.
'traction of this railway, the sumps of which haws been
completed, and which has the anthoriestion .1 a decree, is
probable. It appears singular that while this line, which
can expect very little traffic, is still talked of, a railway is
cot made from Boulogne to dr. 0-nee. This would be •
straight lice from Folkestone to St. Omer. ard would open
a direct c mmunication with Belgium and the interior of
Europe.
NEWSPAPER POSTAGE.—It would appear that for
the convey,ince of newspapers the steam mast companies
cannot merits with the Postwfilee, and we are afraid that
the charge* of the former are on too high a scale. A* an in-
stance, we may mention that we received thin week en open
package captaining 237 copies of the Melltestrne Argun.
The Perineuler and Oriental Company', chugs for its trans.
mission franc Melbourne amounted to 30e, but had the Mane
number of papers been firwarded through the Post-cflice vim
gagteempeon, the Gnat would only have amounted to 19a. 9d.
Newspapers end periodicals are, according to the company'.
tariff, prof "sea I STOPS, yed at &greatly ranted rate.—.ltestre-
tiers mid New Zr
Owasite.
METROPOLITAN OFEIE HOUITAL.—The aggregate
!amber of patients relieved during the week eliding Oct. 22
was medical, 677; surgical, 30.5; total, 972 ; of which 287
were OM Mate