The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-13 00:00:00

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COUBT OF 0011310 N PLSAIL—Joint 12.
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ipseod,t7salt,,44.92;ntiaseed.,• olsta. ant; Walsh le PeaThvill:"lll
MVO, Jim 12.—With a fair nappy of what and dae
the trade les ruled dull to.day and lost the advance acted hre4Ps
imi_wileato.4. ems. to gam, 7s. to ns.; white, Ifs.;
p h to Mu; oats, h. Aid. per Moss.
Iftweallnia lung 12.—Tits weather continue* very Mild,ak
tha country is making rapid propene. At our market tills
owing to oar farmers being engaged with turnip mina
very minty show of wheat tuna the growers, sod, frata-Thr
port from Yark.lana, to lime made satieffictory mires
want" and fserign. a reduction of fully 2s. per qr. must hsvara;
*sweated; bat holders, being unwilling to give way to the
searetty a sale maned. Flour, in smut cases, was psalm -.T.%
decamp of is. per sack, but, our quantity offering aoas re*-
lea* beton generally were reluctant to make such a
Hye mat little attention, and the same remarks will apply Is km.
malt, bums, sad pas. Oats not SO math isqtatad 196
well sustained. vw,

WZIJ. MID ■L WANKS CIOIIIIM.
OOLUNS AID WHIMS O. JOUXIOX,-000DO SOLD IT •

KINIXO COM?AXT.

The plaintiffs in this as are shareholders in a mine con-
ducted on the cost•book principle, and the salt was to
recover the value of some goods sold. The instreetloas to
sue had been given bids* purser of the mine, but is the
wane of the ewe three of the plaintiffs applied to Mr.
Justice Crowder to strike their names out of the proceed-
ings upon the ground that they had given no authority for
asy action to be brought iu their names. His lordship
made an order amerdingly, bat subsequently a rule wet
obtained .in this court. calling upon some of the plaintiffs
and Mgr game to show cause whl that order should
not be , or why the plaintiffs' attorney should
not pay tbe sesta. The matter to-day came on for await&
Several didn't. were produced to the effect that Me
purser of a lathe has authority to commence actions in the
sums of the shareholders without their express authority.
and it was further stated that the plaintiffs' attorney had
every reason to believe that the purser had authority to
give instructions to sue, and at all events that the attorney
had acted without any impropriety in the matter, and
ought not to be celled on to pay the coats. Another point
was, that several months had been glowed to elapse
1 before making the application.
The Court was of opinion that the application now came
too late.
Rule discharged.

COURT OF

R.-JtrNE 12.
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IN RN 10101.
This was the certificate meeting in the case of W. Joyce,
engineer, of Greenwich. The accounts have already ap-
peared. The debts are 110,0001. ; meets elm considerable.
Mr. Duncan opposed, for Mr. Shepherd, a creditor, for
whom the bankrupt contracted to snake a steam-engine,
6001. being paid on account six weeks before the bank-
ruptcy.
Mr. Bagley said the bankrupt badhad so struggle against
a waist of capital ; but the immediate cause of his failure
was a contrast to build two large steam-vessels for the Spa-
nish and Portuguese Screw Steam Company, on whisk nu-
merous alterations bad been required to render the vessels
eligible for the conveyance of troops in consequence of the
war. The assignees claimed a sum of 10,0001. on account
of this contract The bankrupt had been exceedingly dili-
gent in rendering every assistance to the assignees.
Hie Honour did not think the opposition made out ; hut,
finding that the expenditure nearly doubled the profits, and
that the bankrupt's trading was otherwise incautious, he
must suspend the certificate (second class) for six months.