The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-29 00:00:00

BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS'.

The Board of Trade returns for March show the
full rebound that was anticipated from the depres-
sion of the preceding two months. The declared
value of our exportations presents an increase of
£557,360, or more than 51 per cent., compared with
the large total of the corresponding period of last
year, the augmentation being caused by a revival of
activity in the chief branches of manufacture—
cottons, linens, woollens, and silks. Metals alone
appear prominently on the unfavourable side.
The exports during the first quarter of the year
were £27,669,249, against £30,461,097, showing a
decrease of £2,812,658, or 91 per cent. The
changes have been as follows :

Increase.

Decrease.
£1,021,796
2,348,222

January ..
February ..
March £557,360 ..
Compared with 1859, there
_is a falling off of
£2,851,545, or 9t, per cent.
With regard to imported commodities, grain con-
tinues to constitute the leading feature. The arrivals
of wheat and flour represented a value of about
£2,350,000, against about £300,000 in March, 1860.
In the consumption of other articles there hag been
a general and considerable falling off, sufficient to
indicate the effect produced by the disorganisation
of trade through the attempts of the operatives in
various parts of the kingdom to strike for impossible
wages, the constant receipt of bad accounts from
America, the fear of a Continental war to oecur in
April, and the perplexities consequent upon the
needless advance of the Bank rate of discount to 8
per cent.

THE LATE BURGLARY AND ATTEMPTED MUR-
DER AT ISLINGTON.—On Saturday afternoon, upon in-
quiries being made at the Royal Free Hospital, it was
stated by Mr. John Daniel Hill, the resident house surgeon,
that Mary Ann Redkison is still improving in health,
although not yet free from danger. The wounds are pro-
gressing satisfactorily, and her general condition is favour-
able.

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