The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-29 00:00:00

MAR EBTS.

COTTON.—Lirsarom., Joint 28.—The aloof cotton to.dayare esti-
mated at 30,000 hales, of which 12,000 are on speculation. and Include
870 Peenam and Ilaranham, at 61d. to ltd.; 200 64d.; 200
7d. to ed. ; 800 Burst, at eid. to Std.; SO Bas 12d.
to tOd. Measles since Thursday amount to 32,000 bales. The mar-
ket dorm with an upward tendency. Compared with Friday's rates,
prime of Modem and Burst are rather dearer. The decline (Luba
yesterday has been lost, and 1-16th more.

COTTON 0001:03.—Manenonne. lona 26.—Thav le very little
banner prim either la eleth ow mei, and the tendway et prim n
downwards. Same solemn has been WWI to main ecossedena.
and the indeney in WI deperemenbsie twwerie Irwin raw et rater.
Buyers Mower, 41splal maw swildenee r Won decline tower&
the valseaelebilind Wire** accent spewalatiene Is cotton, and tt
le exploded that a mama venimplien beim will take place
when the terns ininialed have reeedwl to ths rates current two
months aro.

COBlA—Bruintoums, Jaws 28.—At Oloomater market, au the 13rd,
wheat wee a slow sale at an =nom of Is. per quarter' at Worcester,
some aay. the prima of the previous week were with difficulty main-
tained. Bang nominally umllered. Oats tikes to retail at quite ea
mai steal. hem and pees aegimeed. Duni, the moment week,
Ms weather lqehaimee ars and warm any read sales are re-
puted. a= this beery der we have
sat beard edam salmitted to. At Wolverhampton,
yesterder, wheat we Is. to i par quarter 1011.1 M At this day's
err= we was a buss ep wheat, auti the prises of this day
esMaqffit wee draft ataimea, wide as Mamma feeleg towards
the eh= useitered. Mad= mem demand for ons. Baum
Is. per leaner cheaper. Pram addalieL
Ikow, Juan 54.—We had a pall espy of wheat for the time
of yam t tee trade was deal. as the hemws were eery loath to give
way, and the Nl= wend sad give We peke asked; what bushier
was dame as sts millastisa d and in some few Instances
of be. a cp.; a eamiderelie lawnt4 maisimed =sold. Nothing
doled he Mete,. Bean we ia euggiy, sad leet week's prim
were eli= ta eats sad p.m to absoWea. Wheat, beet red,
765. to 77..; Ile. to Ws.; isheier, Ms. to Pb.. Barle,
Ms. to Me. Oats, 2k. MA Bea= ells. to Iffis. Peas, to
43e. Thur. Ina, pee mt. Ha. MINA; armadaarmadaSh. to Ms. 43a.
llAncamesa. Java l.
/,—flees w draft attendee= at our
market this standhasSlMll. the anther big :tel bay= sea.
Wade
te beid aleeL Mean= a now mlo, sati
the =mew snide dety seMaiald. /bar ==kl
have been parehamilea rather Issue Wm& Other were in
very limited tequila, without rag material =sap in vales.
NIWAIZ. Juan 17.—Oar market today has spelt be= bat small
and without say altered= freak our hat report. TM= was but little
Oednsss dam as the haws held Ann, and the het= were =wil-
lies to advance in prim.
Newsom', Joss SA—Wee had this day a peed we* of wheat,
which was generally neared et at fully het week's /dew Nothing
doing in barley. Oats, Maas, end peas remain wits= aglow
Ilmanioa, Joss St.—There is a good 'apply off wheat today
whide met a dull sale, and prima are Is. to 2e. per quarter lower
them lest week. In spring earn the Made is els= and unaltered in
value.
Wsrempian. Jews 27.-7 he dull &secants from the English mar'
tram,bn=e with a aontiawesee of malt favourable weather, have a
east ea the trade here today, and hardly any btisinese of
ataargaillaa i Mimi. la Ma few sales effected about lest Satur-
day% prism have hem reaped.
Eimmensa. Joan 27.—We lied In the market to-day 956 qrs.
wheat, 6N qrs. barley , Teta? cam and 143 qrs. beams. There
went wild—Wleat, eS4; pia oats, 494. and beans, LOS
qrs. 'There was s hir eapply ;rain the mansit today. Wheat
said mealy, sal sake =her MOM easily Mewl than Iset week.
leseleAeage. aed Ma= heavy. Assimgand with lag weak wheat wee
&Pea =Ma as Isla, mad 7d. Mee ea Me average. Poky down es.
ea the leg, sad al.deentea the ammep. Oats leg same es lan,
amdll. qa the swamp. DOM op.& at the tag. sal id. dome
aa Ate name. Wheat. IS.. be NA I, 319. 366 O. lb.
to Sis. M. Betas. 44a. AL 61s. W of Mg =. ;
barley, Milts.; oats. 47Ibs. basil lbs. per
GLABDOW. Joan 27.—The amp= aim asliffigenbia dememetlisa
mom of lest weak. uremia's= trader dis lam= et flu wag= the
trade here has remained la • eery bag an stem with a Inamey to
lam pelts. At this dav's what time was a thin atemelemes, sad
ewe aesualtous buyers reedit.* their operations to =A bra.
Wheat sad Seer, slow sale at Ismer Priam lOW In Lk r
and quite as dear. Oita for Wpm= =date= thisr himar=
Iwhilet *the for =ding pergams an a shade =mg= Oatmeal la
fair retail demand at a reduedea Wed. per lead.

VIPS 28.
sans LO/LD CM= 1•1031 AJID CC
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1131111 IF. MOT/AIL
This was nn action brought by the plaintiff, Miss Reeve,
midis' at 5, Caroline-place, Stoke Newington, to recover
351. 121. 2d. from the defendant, a commercial traveller,
whose wife keeps a achnol at Mornington-house. Clapham-
road-place, under the following circumstances. It appeared
that the plaintiff was desirous of residing en the Continent
wick her niece, and wee on the 13th of April attracted by
an advsetisement which appeared in the nommen offering
treat edvantagee in a school near Havre, at a Mdme.
Manifest's, and reference wee made to the defendant's wife,
Mee. Morris. Miss Reeve accordingly had an interview with
Mee. Morris, and it was agreed that Miss Reeve and her
slice should be received at Mdme. Mangrat's at the rate of
441. •y ear. This gement however was subsequently
broken off, and another entered into, to the effect that they
were to go to a Medusa Debasers, who also resided near
Ham. Mies Reeve paid a quarter in advance, 111.,
and started for her destination, where she ar-
rived, bet at the expiration of a fortnight
dif-
fen arose which resulted in Mies Reeve end her
mien, being moat unoerentoniously turned into the street.
Upon this, Mir Reeve communicated with Mrs. Morris,
who recommended her to go to Madame Maugrat, which
she did, but that lady repudiated any arreagement entered
into on her behalf with Mrs. Morris, and would not consent
to mein Min Reeve and her niece ankle she paid 111. a
quarter, which was done ; and now Miss Reeve brought
her action to recover the 111. paid before she left Bil-
-1 lied, together with the travelling espenses incurred by
meson of the defendant's breach of contract.
The defines was, that the contract was not binding on the
defendant, as hie wife bad only acted es agent for Madame
Mangrat and Madame Delamere, and that the engagement
mad* by Mrs. Morris was open to the acceptance of the
ladles oa the continent, who had objected to receive Miss
Reeve on the same terms as those paid for a child, and who
had refused to comply with the rules of the establishment,
having required a separate apartment and a superior quality
of food. The defendant had offered to retain the 111. which
the plaintiff bad declined to accept without compensation for
travelling expensee.
The Lord Chief Baron, in summing up, told the jury
that this was a most unfair claim, as was clear from the
fact of the learned counsel for the plaintiff having in the
early part of the action abandoned • great portion of it.
The action ought never to have been brought in • superior
court, and be would say ought never to have bees brought
in gap sour; as it was quite 'manifest that the aeleadant
had offered to pay the 111. It appeared to him me lbe gees-
tion of law, however mac`: be should wish it tin lo mOerwise
that the entreat was (dearly nee between the plaintiff aid
defendant. If they believed Madame Delmore sent the
plaintiffswag, sad had Wand to do that with* she wee TlOffitTO OF LuAm—The return on " renetute,"
bound to do, the plaintiff weientitlei tetbair wallet See se just primed, extends to 22 folio pages. The last number
smell es they considered neetaggg jOitten tberoohnn, giv, nis 2,881, and 88 female'. The amber of homes
the plaintiff war pent away na frig th Iglippe he rev iced is 41. ,

COURT OF
§:lrma AT NMI MCI:-

CATlMlL—Nswalit, loss 17.—At market Easley there rem not a
large chow, sad not a great deal of badness =There were 142
diem 1911 besets, sad 149 ply penned lathe
Zaorsusoa, Joss 57.—The number cicalae at oar market wag 209,
m 67 Ire. Bike were slowly effected, am rises Is favour of the
me& Illztreme tsp, lOs.; manta, Is. lid.; mkkelse end We-
rke BIM. bees 7s. 6d. to Is. per Date% shoe. At the elm* a
sinessmo ost Waited. There were to the market--shee?g::4s7 ;
fat ele III; ken eau* 1,217 ; cows, 1115 • sad 251.
The el sheep and lambs was large—there being: or 647
mere last week. Bales very du% sad ;aims for down 25,4
babe frees le. to te. 6d. a-head down, aad even at the above mdse.
Wm a amilhashe amber were salad. Aged sheep, 7d. to Ted. ;
trthags, ed. to bid. ; ewes, ed. per lb.; lusts, top, 265. ; esr-
ras 21s. to 2.5, and down to 15s. per heed.