The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-25 00:00:00

COURT OP 'ALtoutmapt
abed
Teelmde&y a .out was held, ater the aides of the
tsa DIGLAILATION AGAINST TWIST TIGN.
Is was obsamed that lie. berm She upon
We, eases lees epee es the taNklill ant 'Mho tie dab/S-
M video eisteassielietleme tad I du= osemereatioa
look ghee epee the eisWeet Wen the et the teem
eleek stem la at the WA mutt, wet emaideasil.
ne meet et the lowa tialk, It will be neelketed, stated
that the leased serjeant had secertained the abetted= of
the statets b which the font wm &dared astmeary to be
aAidopted to the wearing la of perms sleeted to All monieipal
filr PET= LArRIE itch
the
gremlin
Ware Town
Clerk sitouldl lot proceed with the ceremony the di-
mities wpm the mildest of his report, at the fame time that
there meld exist so doubt of the payday ef emittiag the
antiquate d deekrasiim.
Tbe said he was quit* ready to make
the dealifeation_ , the .art thought fit. (A lank.)
Thu TOWN CL‘filL submitted to the man that be
meld set, suasisteutly with the character of the mart, sub-
mit a Awes whisk no lmgor to the law. Them
amid be ao pretence he it at all, sad as tini
Cambodia* had presented hissesll to be sworn, the sere-
Mak
lised 'Atho
as whisk mull no loos* psfa have retinae, to the designs sty
Nr. Alderman SALOMONStaPtes.ked glean amir of
the modes whisk produced the report of the Tema Clerk,
suttee that the obnoxious law was no huge, is exissmies.
Wawa *maim atm that the asaataapse whit die im-
part edit Tows Clerk, and be hoped the salbjset would
never be revived.

After same &level's, the moths of Alderman SALossoxs
was then agreed to, and the court, after the t 'amebas of
some private business, adjourned.

REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE.
(From the 31ark4ates Espress.)
By the tibial return published in last Tuesday's London
(Maeda*, it appears that the importations of all Wads of
vein sad pales into the United Elegem (kaaluding 2,462
qrs. of wheat and 90C vs. of ladle. emu, from British peens-
natal amounted, dazing the month ceding the 6th inn.,
to 604,860 qrs.; and that within the same period 151,291
eats. of foreign mutufactured door and Nasal were entered
for komeeensumptian. A very large properties of the sup-
ply esweiond of wheat sad vitiates door; 337,146 quarters
of the favar, and 146,601 ewes. of the latter having ben
remined. Ude dose not exactly hear out the oft-repeated
eassitimerif the bee trade journals, that with the average '
pries of wheat at 40i. per qr. the imports would cease ; and '
though there is not much prospect of the value of corn ad-
vein's( tabu the weather should hereafter become unfa•
Tearable for the growing crops, still we have no hesitatiou
in stating that we shall unties' to raisin regular supplies
true ahead hind the swum sad annum on &scale
of sulkiest tude to cuss some aociusulatioat of stock
to take plus. he prospects for harvest are thus far pro-
;zi
misiag, not only is this country bat likewise on the coatinent
of Europe, if we except the rye crop, which will certainly
prove short in many of the northern coatineutal states.
flit weather with us has recently been highly auslicious
for wheat, and the reports received this week from the
principal agrimaltural districts speak well of the general
aspect of the country. There is aevestUdess a diepositiun
on the part of holders (tarmers as well as merchants) to
speculate on the chances of the season, and there has
been no manifestation of anxiety of late to realise ; indeed
so moderate have bees the supplies as in a great measure to
counteract the effect of the Ens weather, sad the wheat
trade has consequently maintained • firm tone at all the
leading provincial markets held darter the week. As
farmen will be busy during the nut fortnight with hay-
making, we do not anticipate any considerable increase in
the supplies; but if the interval should pus without any-
thing occurring to give rise to uneasy feaaage in reference
to the growing crops, we should not be surprised to see them
lose confideace and become anxious, the nearer we approach
harvest, to clear off all stocks. The frost experienced oa
the eight of the 15th instant appears to have affected the
potato plant less geeerally than we were hulked to expect
would have been the cue ; at all events, we have hitherto heard
of no erweplairte on the subject, and the quality of the early
varieties, which are now being brought freely to market, is
rurally well spoken of.
kOREIGN CORN TRADE.
The genital tone of the &deices from the principal con-
tineatalmatkets continues farm, sad at some of the near
ports, where stocks are very Ruck reduced, price, have
rather advanced. A good man y orders for wheat
appear to have bean tinned on British account (prin-
cipally from Yorkshire and other northern markets),
which had mimed to sustain the confidence of seller& The
weather seems to have been similar to that experienced here,
via., showery and occasionelly very cold up to the middle of
the month, but fine subsequntly. The rye crop is badly
spoken of, bet the prospects for the wheat harvest were
deemed promising in most parts of Giumasy, Holland,
Frisco, and Belgium.
Oar Metric &deices inform us that a good deal of bea-
ues had been done there in wheat, and that about 12,000
qn. had changed hands during the week ending 15th inst.;
whilst vowels had been chartered to load about 14,000 qrs.,
at 3e. per qr. to London end Hull, 31. 2d. to 3s. 4d. to Li-
verpool, 2e. to 2s. 3d. to Newcastle, and 2.5. 6d. per qr. to the
east coast. The weather having been for some time previous
showery, It had been Mink to work the grain Wag co the
banks of the Vistula, and fears were therefore entertained
that ease of the shipments might be made in indifferent
cioadition. Really good qualities were ware*, and the best
heavy molds' had bun held at equal to 41s. to 445. per qr.
free ea heard ; whilst sales of inferior light to moderately
good hlgh-mixed Lower Polish had bean made at prices va-
rying ham 86a. es 41s. per qr. free on board, according to
condition, weight, &c.
At Konigsberg the transactions appear to have been com-
paratively =disputant, and prices to have remained Rood-
auly as before—esy 381. for high mixed, 365. 6d. fir mixed,
and 341. for red wheat. Barite, of 49Ibe to 631b5., was
quint at 13s. 63., and 5211te. quality, 15a. per qr. tree oa
board. There had been little done either Ia that article,
' ease. or peas.
The reports trent the other leading ports in the Baltic are
almost without interest, stocks being everywhere small, and
holders having salted such high prices as to prevent the no-
tion of the orders received from time to time cm British
account.

—At Stettin, on the 17th inst., Wheat was quoted from 365.
to 3pa7e. per qr. free on board—rates which buyers had refused
to
Aty. &Mock, fine qualities bad not been offend below 381.
le Mk. dd. per qr., speculators having paid priesexceeding
those at which the English orders had bean limited. Freight
to Lemke was 3e. qr.
ilemburg letters, of Tuesday last, state that hardly any fine
Wheat had been brought forward for sale, and that tall prices
had been paid fur the ordinary sons, ray 365. 3d. to 36e 6d.
for COSMOS 690. to 601 b. red upland. The demand for
spring errs had been inactive, sad good alaale Barley,
weighing 611 b. per bushel, might the. hive been bought on
the spot at 17s. per qr. free onboard. From Denmark Mere
bad been offend 6311 b. kiln-dried Barley, at ldi. to 161. 3.1.,
and undried at 15e. 3d. per qr. Oats having become scarce,
their previous vane bad bees well supported.
Prices of the last-named ankle have of late shown a ten-
dency to advance at Emden and (ironing's, and we can
scarcely maculate on each large arrivals duriug the remainder
of the sunnier as we have till now been receiving.
From Rotterdam we learn that white wheat had on Mon-
day last num Is. per qr. in price, and that red 10ise had
brought very full rates, equal to 37e. fld. to 38e. 9d. per qr.
free os board having been paid for the bast 62tibe. to 6311 e.
qualities, sad rates varying from 335. up to 31e. for inferior
to good.
At Antwerp, on Wednesday, wheat was is brisk demand,
at an advance of Is. per qr.; and et several of the French
markets both Wheat and Flour have that week bean held at
enhanced rates.

NEW ORDEES Of TIN MASTERS IN CILLNCERY.—
Thip tellowiag medodme, Important to the legal profewion,
wen issued yesterday by die Masten in Chancery, who inti-
mate that they will come into operatic* frets and after the
Ist July 'l. That all matters which are to be beard by
the masters shell be entered by the master's clerk in one or
MOTS list or lists in regular order, exoept each matters. it
say, es the master shall direct to be taken at a particular
time and the master shall proceed to hear and dispose of
the ;setters ia such list or lists In the order is which they
staid Mania ; bat this is to be subject to the direction con-
taiaed the fifth general order. 2. If any proceeding
before the amain in any ease or matter in say list fall, by
mason of the sun-seteadanee of say party when tha same
dull be called an is its tam, frees whatever emus such sots
atteadamee shall arise, sad the meter does not think it
expedient to premed exports, the CAW or ratter shall be
peremptorily struck out of the list, and eked, on no amount
whatever, be heard or attend by the master *Mil the same
be again est down as the Il,t In the regular mune by
taking out a fresh warraat ter the purpose. 3. That the
above rendatiens shall not alter the existing practice by
wervenn with name to Matta. to be attended before the
waster'sMkt clerk.'
FOUR SPECIAL TRAINS Anita yesterday at South-
ampton with about 2,000 irerktas mew, amebas of the So-
ciety of FOMISIMIS. About 1,000 foresters from Ihnitimasp.
tea sad the heath of Bashed mg them es the station, when
they limed a posseseisa mad laselbed three* the principal
streets of houthim*lsa. Lap assabses of the foremen
were on hasesbask,
_drusod la great mint dresses, sad cape
sad feathers, swot had bows sad snows, as well as mbar
implements of sadist forestry, strung at their basks. All
them on foot had spew' oath with • forget hoes Mask is it,
sad titer walked MN sad two with their farm balsdased
with rasa Ahem They ems al auslarous hewers mid ware
noses sableil* Mar lamb et ponds. The paismism on.
tended more WM a adis Irsa aNawlpailial4
as Jammu SISSIONSIN If The priessiss
opposite tit bums it the ui flosthemplee, wks a
pares se the ostler So bads_ Aqui sum me-
w aim TM Mayer his WINE Ilsolsoh lot
diaed with them aftawaril