The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-23 00:00:00

THE , , EXPRESS,
IMPERIAL PART:IAMENi

HOUSE OF OOMMON&-(THIS DAY.)

The &sem took the chair at • quarter pest 12 o'elOok.
STATUTE LABOUR ROADS AND BRIDGES tSCOT-

LAND) TULL
This bill woo mid seem& taw
TRAMWAYS BILL
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On the order of the day for going into committee on this
bill,
Mr. AYRTON moved that the order be discharged. He
said be found that, owing to the complexity of the bill, and
the interest it had excited, considerable discussion would
be caused, and considering the period of the session, there
wee no probability of poring the measure. He tended
that Dent year her Majesty's government would take up
the question, and not leave at to • private member.
The motion to discharge the order was then agreed to.
JUDGMENTS, Ac., LAW AMENDMENT BILL.
Mr. HAD FIELD moved the second reading. He said
the object was to facilitate the transfer of land. At
present, if a person bought land or houses he might pay his
money and receive the title deeds, and then tad that some
person had recovered a judgment agaiest the seller which
amounted to more than the amount paid for the estate,
and the purchaser lost the estate be had purchamed. The
object of this bill was to prevent that injustice from being
committed. He dare say the Attorney-Genend would
tell the house of the large amount of the same for which
judgments had been recovered--namely, 111,000,0001. ; but
that included the amount from the beginning of the world to

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/slant Hum Tin fiat woo that the greater proportion
at tame judgment, were far very small same. Lord St.
Leasarde, who had written a book koown as " kagdwes
law of Vendors and Purchasers," which was in the library
ei way professional man, advised that a search should be
meads for judgrcente in every cue of purchase up to the
eery day thatthe purchase was coreplete& Why, they might
as well search up to the very hour, sad to carry out this
advice would require a telegraph in every attorneys office in
the kingdom. His object was not to prevent the creditor
from recovering his debt, but to prevent bout Me pur-
chasers of real property for valuable consideration being
put to the trouble sod expense of searching for judgments,
and iscurriog the risk they now ran of judgments being in
existence which might not be discovered when the search
was made.
Mr. HUMBHRSTONE eseseded the motion.

The ATTORNEY.GENIKRAL opposed the bill, which
was, he said, opposed to the course of policy pursued
during the last 20 years with respect to judgments on
land. . _

Mt. HADFIELD having briefly replied, withdrew the
motion.

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NOTTINGHAM MEETING.-(THIS DAY.)

SUNSET PARK STAKES.
F by Teddiogtou, Country Maid 1
3 Tea.
PORTLAND HANDICAP.
%gee
Abram ... 2
7 roa.
NURSERY PLATE.
Merry Hart ... 2
9 roa.
CHESTERFIELD HANDICAP. _

Atheivion— -
.--7 ...1
Coronet
9 ran.
ENTRY FOR THE QUEEN'S PLAT& Two miles.
Oledos, Retest°, Coonndrum, Roadstead, Ross, Oaps
Flyaway, Wynastay, Bolero, Brilliant, Tithoains, Coronet,
and Dammam.

FOREST PLATE Five (wimp.
BrMont, Abtm, Betty, Astarte. Bondage, Gokingdom.,
Miss Livingstone, Palmer*, and Fig are here.

SOUTHAMPTON MEETING. —(THIS DAY. )
STEWARDS' PLATE.
Straw
liouult3aelro"Dos :
Vivo la Reins .

... 1

nn.

STAB/LS.

... 1

SOUTH
Spencer
Innellan
Quicksilver ... . .
7 ran.
SPAS]) PLATE. About 5 furlong.
Overton, 86eernens, Caliban, Spencer, Michel Grove,
knelled, Maydew, Ludy Clare, Commander, and Plum
are here.

SCURRY HANDICAP. About 5 furlongs.
Commander, Michel Grove, Sheerness, lenellan, Real
Jam, Rosanna, Maydew, and Kande° are here.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

I“ RIE7LANE. -(THII3 DAY.)

This week's supply of English wheat is extrainely abort.
Flour very limited. Barley, oats, beans, and pee. very
Scotch and Irish next to now reported. The
foreign supplies, fresh up this week, are more
moderate at wheat, nearly all coming from
America and Black Sea. Flour, several barrels of American.
Barley, limited, Black Sea and French. Oats, extremely
short, one cargo of Dutch. Several urge parcels of linseed
from the Fest Indies, sad one from Archangel. One cargo of
oilseed from Egypt, but nothing of any other description of
grain worthy of notice.
The wheat trade is not brisk to-day, bat Monday's
quotations are fully supported in English and Foreign on
sake effected.

Flour very firm.
Barley quite as dear.
Oats very abort supply, and value tending upwards.
Beau and peas quite as dear.
Seed market more ante,.. New rapeseed selling at 72e.,
fine dry qualities. Clover/eels a ready sale at rather more
mosey that last week.
rioarnio Canto= very firm at Monday's quotations.
WiLLAT.—Eoglish: Este: and Kaki, white, see, 49. e. tc
575.; ditto, fine old, —4. to —a.; ditto, red, new, 475. to 55e.,
ditto, fine old, —s. to —a. ; Norfolk, &a., floe old, —a. to
—s.• red, new, —s. to —a Foreign : l)sntaio, 58s. to 59e.;
fine, 58a. to 59a; extra, 595. to —a • Sonipberg, 52e. te
575.; ditto, extra, 574 to 58a.; liastOck extra, 545. to 561.;
Mecldenburg, 535. to 57a. • Uakermark ditto, —a. ;
American white, tits. to 575.; ditto, red, 50s. to 565.; Cam.
dials, 50a te 565.

Binur.--Eaglish malting, to —a. ; las, —s.;
grinding, 275. to 285.; and distilling, 334. to 31s. per qr. ;
foreign grinding, 25e. to ditto distilling, 294. to 31..
Nevr.—En lob, Essex sod Norfolk, fB.. to 634 ;
634. to 675. ; and Ware, 655. to 681.; brows,
504. to 584.

OATS. -English feed, 245. 04. to 275. Od. ; potato.
28s. to Us. ; foreign, 25a. to 30a
tick, 34e. to 35e. ; harrow, 38e to 395. ;
pianos, 38a to 395. • foreign, iK 30a. to 325. ; tick,
36e. to 375. ; Konigsberg, 395. to 39a. ; • 335. to 335.
PIA& -Eogli.h boilers, 40a. to 41a; w rto and blue, 40a
to 431. ; maple, -s. to -a.; grey, 36a. to 38a; bog, 38s,
to 40s. ; foreign, 34a. to 36e.
From.-English town, 445. to 431.; ditto Ilwe, 475. to 515.;
constry, 42e. to 435. ; Norfolk aod Suffolk, 37a. to 39a.;
French, -a to -a. pee wick; U.S. sweet, 26e. to 29a.;
Canadian. 299. to 29a.; Swinish. - a to 71-
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