The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-13 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET.
ITEM DAY.)
NT Ever= AND nirmarATIONLL niagsura.)
(nod ous ow. 0011.16PONDIN1)
Moderate besieges. Wee, 6,000 balsa ; speculation and
export, 3,000.

TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
The market in quiet. Town tallow is quoted 41s. net
cash ; Petersburg TM. on the snot, 49i. 9d. all this
mouth, 425. 9d. ; July to lieptember, 435. ; October to
December, 455. 6d.
Kumar Avxmora.—Town tallow, 435. 9d. ; fat by
ditto. 2.. td.: yellow Ruarien, 44a ; melted stuff.
325. 6d. ; rough ditto, 18e. ; tallow comma 15e.; goo&
dregs, Ts.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—(THIS DAY.)
Kenn Harvey and Luton report trade duU ; meadow
bay at lower prime

COVENT GARDEN.-(THIS DAY.)

Owing to the iste rains vegetables of all kinds are abundant.
Peaches and nectarines are more plentiful, sad of grapes
and pia. apples the supply is aufilcient for the demand.
Strawberries are becoming plentiful, sod fetch from 2a. to
4. per lb. Cherries of foreign growth, of which there are
large arrivals, are fetching from Be. to 6a, 6d. per basket,
weighing about 24Ibs. each. Of melons, both English and
foreign, there is a good Sll pply, sad oranges are also plentifuL
New potatoes from Is. to ile. per ewt. ; of 1 ones
are about U. lower per ton than last week's onotAions.
Cut Bowen chiefly consist of orchids, pelargoaiums, azaleas,
violets, stocks, calceolarbs. mignonette, and moss.

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YlLllit.
Phse Apples, per lb., Se to Ss . Melons, 3a to ra
Grapes, per lb., Co to 10s I Lemons, per 100, 9a to 12i
Strawberries, per lb., Oa to 10. I Oranges, perboz,Vispti to 30s

Ipitio;,Perd;;., 9d.t; I; 4i
per doz., Ss to Hs
Peaches, per dos.. 11. to 30;
Nectatlook do., 101 to IS;
VE4310r4

...per-Islo,6sto 10.
Nitta, p. Utah, It. to IS•
Almond., do., 18.
Walnutat, do., 10a to les
ABLEIS.

Cabbages, p. dos., Id to IS— ---
Green P. per qt.. Is 64 to ta
CSUUnOlIely, felt, 64 toed

Tooutioes, each. 4d to I.
Celery, per bundle, Is 1:1 to Es
l!reoch B,mas, per 100, Is

Potatoes, York itegenta per
ton, 90e to 90s
„ Pinion do., 100 e to 1206
„ Rocks, do., 60s to fan
Cape, do., Tfm to 85s
Tii.rnlpa, per bunch, 9d tole id
Carrots, du., is to Is ikl
Spinach, per ales., to 6d to Si
Cucumbers, each, is to is 6d
Beet, per dos— is Oct

Asparagus, per 100, Is 'to 55
Shallots mew), per bunch. bd
Rhubarb, per bundle, 241 1..; 4d
Garlic, per lb, &I to Is
Lettsom, each, Id to 21
Rndlve, per soon, la to Is
/I orienadf sb, per bus., Jo ed to 4s
Mushrooms, p.potta, la to Is
Parsley, per 12 bunchen, 3.. ta 4.
Herbs, per bunch, 241 to od

Titanic Rwrerawa.—The tragic receipt. of rail-
ways io the United Kingdom animated, for the week
eodiag the 6th of June, on 10,684 miles, to 669,7101., and
for the corresponding week of last year. on 10,237 miles,
to 576,932/.. showing au increase of 447 milea, and a
decrease of 7,2221.10 the receipts. The gnus receipt. on
the following 14 railways amounted is the aggregate, on
7.297 miles, to 441,0661. ; and for the corresponding week of
1862. oe 7,036 miles, to 459,0701., showing as increase
of 261 miles, and a decrease of 17.9844. i. the receipt.. The
decrease on the Great Eastern amounted to 2,2141. ; on the
Great Southern and Western to 6391. ; on the Great Western
to 4,0491. ;on the Loudon, Brighton, and South t.sst to
9,9681. • on the Loodou and South-Western to 3811. ; en the
Manchster. Sheffield, and Liticohnbire to 5187/. ; no the
Midland to 3,6641. ; on the North Eastern to 1,8551. ; and on
the Soutb•Eastero to 1.0631. ; total, 24,4101. Rat from
thin mud bew deducted 1,3&1.1., the incruse oe the Cele-

The annual meeting of the London Dock Com- 1 dreier 73281 Northam' •,. co the Ciraiii 2 ....—. OR the hen-
pany is convened for the 3rd of July. I mashie, and Yorkshire ; 1,2651, oe the 1:oodoa and North-
The annual meeting of the Oriental Commercial ' Western and 1,3931. on the North British ; together,;
6,426/., leaving the decrease as shore. 17,9841. The
Company (Limited) is called fur the 27th of July,
goo& and mineral traffic on those hums wanted to
when a dividend is to be declared. 217,5221., and for the corresponding week of 1862 to
The Caledonian Railway traffic return showy 233,9691., showing an increase of 13,553/. The receipts for
this week an increase of 1,3331. compared with last pass , parcels, leo., amounted to 22.1.564(., against
year. .236 Oil showing a decrease of 31,5371., the comparison
being with Whitsuo week of last year. The traffic ',-
The half-yearly meeting of shareholders of th onion on 63 other hem amounted, 3,38 g wk.. to
Loudon Joint-Stock Bank will be held on the 16th 128,6211., and for the corresponding weekon of last year. as
of July. - 3,201 mile., to 117,862/., showing an Increase of VG miles,
No advice' have arrived from South Australia by sad of 10,7621. in the receipts.
viThe total receipt. of the
the present mail, the branch steamer from Port past `reek show a decrease
precding .k, oef.iii;g2BlL,Ashee.:teitr7l with
Adelaide not having arrived at King George's
MIITROPOLITAN Fan HOSPITAL, DIVORRIIIRD-
Sound when the Ocean steamer left with the mails ; enoaas . cri.T.—The l somber of patients relieved
hence the absence of the mining and stint advice. during cbe week coding 6 was—modkal, 1,035; cur.
from South Australia. • ~a,• Igstiver ; total, 1,612 ; of which 538 were sew mom.

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IMPEItIAL I'AIZLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS.—FaIDAY, Jess 12.
The Loco Cliapcia.Lion took hie seat on the woolen*
at fire o'clock.
PRIVATE BUSINESS.
fy',lo.jaig hilts sore read • third time and passed :
The Pembroke Township' Dublin, Wicklow, and Wexford
jtailwe.; Wars, Dedham, and Buatingford Railway ; and
the Stoickport District Water.
THE CASE OF MK BISHOP.
I. id NORMAN BY gave notice of his intentioe to ask on
Youhiv next whether the Secretary of Slate fur Foreign
Igor* would have any objection to Kafue the despatch
whial he quoted ia that house as containing the assurance
of the Piedmoutese goveniment that they would reconatuend
their sovereign to pardon Mr. Biolsop.
Earl USiSELL said he would give the noble lord •
espy of the despatab.
REVISION OF THE STATUTE LAW.
The LORD CHANCELLOR, in moving the first read-
lag of a bill for the Reinsioe of the Statute Law, called
the attention of the house to the amenity of revising and
alpurpiting the statute law from the commencement of
war legislation to the beginaing of the 17th century. The
derii.ioas of the common law courts were based on common
sail statute law, of which the former consisted of the
deciaions of judges, aud the latter was fouud in books.
He proceeded to describe in what mariner the law
reports bad been token from the earliest times. and
Maud that when it was propoaed id Lord Bacon's
time, to make • digest of the laws there were only
Ml or i 0 volnialw of Reports, but that now there were up-
wards of lilt) or 1,200 volumes. He commented on the
anstrodietions and enmeshes in our law court', some of
which relied on &treedy decided rases. recognising ibises
densities as binding, while others held themselves at liberty
✓oes what haul been called "Ccc glorious uncertaiuty of the
law," so that it was impassible to predicate what the law
soy case would be. Another evil of the present system
was the quotation of mannecript notes, which upset all
eakellatious based on published decisions. He instanced the
uncertainty of the law which attached to the liabilities of
provisional committeemen, and thought that, as certaiaty
was the main ingredient of justice, and should be of law,
we ought to take steps to render our procedure free how
doubts. What he proposed was that a coniniimion should
be appointed to examine the reports, divide them into three
edasses of different periods, weed them of tontradictory
decisions, and preserve those only which are suitable to
govern future cases.
After some observations from Lord Brougham, Lord Cron-
worth, who thought the task undertaken by the Lord Chan-
eallisra hopeless one, and Lord Kingedown, the bill was laid
dB the table.
ItZDEXPTION OF RENTS (IRELAND) BILL
This bill paned through committee.
DIiCHY OF CORNWALL MANAGEMENT BILL
Tit's bill was reported with amenclmeata
LOgliON COAL AND WINK DUTIES (CONTINU-
ANCE) BILL.
This hill was mad a second time.
Their lordaihips adjourned at 25 satentes past 7 &cloak.