The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-25 00:00:00

Stock on Lind this da,.. auks
Delivert last ree'

Ditto from tat Jana
Arrival last week
Ditto from Ist Jane
PrleeT.C. ow spat this day
Ditto Towu IssA, Friday

24,528 40,217 32,923 24,0Z3
1,251 1,752 1.451 1,746
46,166 99,665 192,740 62,666
SOO I 190 75 476
22,247 75,911 93,137 62,306
61.6. s cl. 2.1 sd. s.d.d.
62 0 60 6 I 50 6 43 6 9
63 9 63 9 52 3 45 0

Arrival for the week 'Mang and April last year. 1,216 auks :
delivery, 980 mks. The arrivals tart week comprised:-444
casks Odom ;YE casks Artralia. Total, 476 casks.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(THIS DAY.)
We have a shorter supply of beasts, but trade fa very
dull, and we cannot quote higher than on this day
week—indeed, a clearance cannot be effected. The
supply of sheep is large, and the deemed very
limited. Prices are lower than on Monday last,
but rather in advance of Thursday's quotations. Choice
calves are still scarce and dear. Our foreign supply con-
sists of 1,640 beasts, 6,0040 sheep, 115 calves, and 3a pip.
From Scotland there are 170 beasts ; Norfolk and Suffolk,
1,850 ; and 300 from the Northern and Midland counties.

Per dome of BTh
Boot 'toots, Horefda
Beni +4bort-horns
S'oond qua bout+
Calves

▪ dad
60 6 2
•8 5 0
30 3 6
• 4 0

30 4 4

Best Dna& Illf lards 6 0 6
Beata at market, 3,660 ; sheep
Digs, 330.

Per stone of /Obi a. 6. I. Q.
Best Dna& lithdiSh 0 0 0 •
Best Long-w 0015.... 6 4 6 6
Do. do. Shorn.— 0 0 0 0
Enc.& second quaL 4 04 4
Do. do. Shorn—. 0 0 0 0

Limbo
and lambi, 20,640: calTes, 128:

BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Mesas. Pattenden and Smith report rather more activity
in the market, choice descriptions of both English and
foreign samples meeting with a ready sale for oonsumption
e firm tetra.

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)

Walls End Braddyls Hatton, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Eden
Main, 19s. ; Wall. End Barton, 19a. 3d.; Walls End Hat-
ton Lyons,l9s. 3d.; Walls End Seaham Primrose, 17s. 6d.;
Holy Main, 17s. 3d. ; West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Davidson's
Hartley, 17s. &L ; Lambert's Hartley, 1714—Skips at
market, 40 ; at sea, 15.

WIMBLEDON COMMON AND EARL SPINCER.
The Wimbledon Common Committee, appointed at • pub-
lic meeting the 14th of March, 1866, have just lamed the
first report of their labours during the year. They state
that the principal points to which their attention has been
directed were—the assumption by the Earl Spencer of the
right to enclose and build upon the common, to dig gravel
and bog-earth and other soil, and taking up the sod from
the common. Shortly after their appointment the earl
established a brick manufactory and tile-kiln, with sheds
and other buildings. The committee obtained at
the outset competent legal advice on the nature
and extent of his lordship's rights. A correspon-
&nee ensued between him and their secretary (Mr.
T. B. Bishop), which produced no satisfactory re-
sults. A deputation from the committee then waited on
his lordship, and endeavoured to induce him to desist
from the sets complained of, but without avail. There
being no other alternative if the committee were deter-
mined to make a stand, and therefore legal proceedings
wire commenced against him by the chairman (H. W.
Peek, Eui., Wimbledon House). At the request of his co-
adjutators Mr. Peek filed a bill in Chancery to restrain Lord
Spencer from doing acts destructive of the free enjoyment
of the comtuunby those who have aright over it. The com-
mittee have also presented a memorial with • scheme for
the future management of the common to the leclosure
Commissioners under the Metropolitan Commons' Act of
last session. The committee is composed of the following
gentlemen :—H. W. Peek, Esq. (chatrman),C. V. Ilenecke,
. (Highwood Roehaniptonl, Mr. Alderman Bexley (Vic-
toria-road, Wimbledon), T. De., Esq. (Mount Ararat,
Wimbledon), A. E. Dryden, Esq. (Putney), W. R. Crey,
Esq. (Park Lodge, Wimbledon-common), H. Hussey, Esq.
(l'utney-heath), A. F. Jackson, Esq., (St. John's-rimil,
Putney-hill), J. Murray, Esq. (Newstead, Wimbledon-
park), C. E. Pollock, Esq. (Putney-hill), 0. F. Pollock,
Eel. (Somerset-road, Wimbledon-park), J. It. Reeves, Esq.
(Woo,lhays, Wimbledon), J. S. Smith, Esq. (Wimbledon-
common), and W. Williams, Esq. (Parkside, Wimbledon).
The treasurers are—J. Burrell, Esq. (Copes-bill), and R. I)u
Cane, Esq. (Exeter Rouse, )ioehampton), and Mr. J. B.
Bishop (Maley Cottage, Wimbledon) is the secretary.
There will no doubt be abundant employment for the
gentlemen of the long robe whenever the question of right
is tried. The earl has purchased the land of the copy-
holders, wherever practicable, at enormous sums.—South
London Journal.