The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-30 00:00:00

LOCAL SHARE HARMS.

lavaruroot., JULY 29.—There has been a marked im
movement In the share market to-day, mad a lair badman has been
don at better prism The trunnions are :—Kendal sad Winder-
mere, 74—lanemitire and Yorkshire, 494—Liverpon, Ctesby and
bouthpart, 14 I d.—Loodea and North Western (new 4.aband): 3/
p.—Maanester, IlbeMeid, and Lineola, 1174—Midlsad,414 41—motto
(bait share), 106 1 d.—north Fasters sad Dever, 914 -York,
?inmate, mad Berwick (pref. shares, unpaid up), $ d.—York and
North Midland, 181—Cork and Laudon, ; Dein ahamsagAid.
SiattiNattaM, Juiv 28.—The market has been very
taut here to-day. The ally tranattiona were : Maaahande, ag-
held, and Lisectinshire, 101. pref., at ill. tee. 9d.; sal Dinotagham
Banking Company, at tel.
MANCHIUITIR, JULY 29.—Prices have been firm, and
there has been a fair amount of boatmen. It Is the
_day_Jrfore the
1.10,1311; std bat Inds afoot bent w••••tO www
.shat te, Y etas
Leant, JULY 29.—The market has been exceedingly fiat
thh moraine, sad the traanetkas have boon entirely refined to
Inds and Ulnas, which domed at 111.
Santini, JULY 29.—The market exhibited a better
aspect to-day. The principal denims were in Great Western New
Shares, whin eland at 144.

PASSENOKES' LUGGAGE.—A case of considerable
interest to railway passengers was tried at the Liverpool
Court of Passage last week. It was that of a Mr. Welch,
against the London and North Western Railway Company,
and was brought to recover the value of a package, con-
**in 181ba. of cigars under the following circumstances.
The tiff drove to ifs. railway station, and was too late
for the train. Ow of the eseepeny's potters took his
luggage into the yard, pissed it on the platform, and pro-
mised to "have ea eye " to it until the next train started.
When the pielatieretansid to go by the next train ha said
that on. of thiabeieskages lee had left—that containing. the
cigars, was . It was proved that tho value of the twins
was upwards e. odd ; but there was conflicting evidence
whether the postage was delivered to the porter. The
porter paeltivey swore that be never saw it. It also came
oat, w frese-examination of the plaintiff's witnesses, that

there wu a depot set apart by the `company ter par three*
inner, on payneser of 2d., and that there was a arise up
that the orapeny responsi
would not be ble
for the saveresse at LE: unless the
depot. Al the der el tifs ease, Jesse, is
behalf of the detheilenr. that there was no err;
that the spiral eurset dashed upon wee sot rade oat;
and. if it had hrs, that the perm could set had the cow
paay ; end that, is her. dr pristlff had NOR rites his
thlek. led that dire wee me oeskeet te Ohm his an
his lump. The drew eld there we ai
that the prier could net bled the simper; that trt=
had ever been taken; and dist the astreet was not math
out. The plaintiff was therehee sarnited. Mr. Agra
said it was a derby thing ex the ampray deka/ the
ado& Mr. Jones said that the reenerkthhoo=
bed dekededlis astir wee, that the
▪ woe* kr dim the value of ‘irdinsTesd that k
weld err de kr kw array to admit lir this etrawa
porters meld rake wield retracts es their rhea
I.karlOW, PalliLdT, AND OIWOCI RAILWAY.—
Tree he the week arias Ad, II: 1,3121. b. 6d. ;
week in 1850,1,9031. b. 9d.