The Express.
London, England, 1850-11-11 00:00:00

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public duty uPwo the eciendisiosen ; the tidy gees.
dos, think's, is wbe•lter they ban dons that tel'ash
automats to a re,ooot to ant. It appeared, by the Illtdaitte,
that the ineqwelity is the metastasis alanated ta t`As drer-
unO. billueett Is. 24. In the posed In eons plane mad 24. Ia
oth.ore, that modes bad bets given to the wasakofteses
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%he Old sup. It was intended that this win Muumuu*
1 s refuel to de their mop.
Bads nisi grained.

l; was gratifying to hoar the allutios, twadas paha,"
thosyb it is, that Yes bean male ley the leased &Sada, to
the public lees that your swamies boa asatalsed by the
death of duo late 84r Robert Peel ; bat wIM floret to that
lose, which is ammo to everyone fa thh swastry. the beat
tribute that ma be paid to the samalosy d emigesen teas will
be to renenteles his We sad follow the ssemplle of his pa-
triotism sad dreedes to the interests el hle sesstry. (Thla
alludes to the memory sad worth a ter olleposted statesman
prodssed • deep tan a maths fa the saissert, who 31114
ahead tisk nismory el Ihe ma batwas applasee.)
bra* peessoki—l mast awash wish yes, ray
I, ea she Ism et so ollisar—tho late Reworder—who was

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.--BATUIDAT.
Serrms TN BANoo.—lhroas LORD Ono 3tTencs isms, Ils-Jonsil
WATTLE, lis. Jarncs ..• US. Jl=l3 TUMID.
DIXON V. STANIFILD AND ANOTRIA.-POLICIINI OF

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elintingaished for his private ilitites sad great
pabliessisseity, sad who wee ant weating en say 00081i011 in
which the public service wee in question. May Ibe permit-
ted to say, that while I condole with you on the privation
W City of London ham sustained in hie death, I feel gratified
ge for grandatiag yea on the choice which you have made
la your selection of the present Recorder, a gentleman for
tease virtues I entertala the most unbounded esteem, and
afters istalvidtsal worth and great capacity render it wine-
rwary far me te gay more. I believe you will be satisfied
asa Or Oslo Tea have made, and that the country at
hrge A besellaWl with that choice. My Lord Mayor, it is
tree, that OW bow event which is expected to take plata
during your leniffiges mayoralty, which will excite a deep
sad gonna latoroot, and in connexion with that interesting
event, we may look forward, I hope, to the general interests
of roes se likely to result from the exhibition. His lordship
here salaried on the great advantages which would result to
the world at large from the contemplated exhibition, should
it prove a means, as be hoped it would, of leading to a general
among the nations of the world, and expressed his strong
that neither the caprice nor ambition of monarch or
gmefister would be able to disturb that peace, but that arts,
ocieness, diatomite, and improvements would be fostered, and
that the nations of the world would be taught by the event to
respect each other, and be knitted together in bonds of amity
and manta' interest. In conclusion, his lordship congratu-
lated the late lord mayor on the schnirable manner in which
he had discharged the on.roas duties of his important office.
The usual oaths of office were administered to the Lord
Mayor, and to the late Lord Mayor, to render a full and true
account during hie year of office—the Lord Chief Baron
and the learned Barons (Parks, Alderson, and Platt) having
put on their black coifs during the CI unmet.
Tim Recorder then said he had been requested by the Lord
Mayor to invite their tordsbips to dine with him that day at
the civic banquet in the Ci.y of London, an honour of which
his lordship would be very proud.
Sir F. Pollock. C. 8., *aid that Dome of the members of
the court would avail themselves of his lordship's invitation.
The Lord Mayor attended as before, then retired, and
proceeded to the other courts to invite the loornsd judges to
dinner at Guildhall.

isena.umt.
This was $ special seiss, which was laried last Friday.
It appeared that th• delesdnate were brokers, and
had'
had
effected am inatusacte spies • skip called the Importer,
that the plaintiff was indebted to them. TM, defendants
stained a lien apes the valley ha respect of the debt, and the
question we. whether or aim insurance broken could claims
has apes pellets effected by them. The court now decided
that they could not, and gave judgment in favour of the
plaintiff.
Judgmmt for the plaintiff ascordingly.
seem of the day the sew Lord Mayor (Mr. Alder-
Mem Mmiesswe), attended by the late Lord Mayor, the
leissrlem (the lion. Jesse Stuart Wortley, Q C.), the
sideman, sheriffs, to , appeared in court, sad invited their
Mrdehtpe to the civic antartainment to be given at the
eaildltall in the evening.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.—BADMAY.
BIROS'S° IS TES LOUD lIATO/L.
hs of office to the
The ceremonial of administering oat
new Lord Mayor took place on Saturday, at two o'clock,
a eombination of circumstances having combined to give the
proceeding a peculiar in this year.
The court, from an early hour of the day, was densely
crowded by parties anxious to witness the proceedings. The
jury-box wan crowded with ladies, and the bench, on the
right and left of the judges, was occupied by the ladies of
their lordships families. As two o'clock approsehed, the
hoar about which the Lord Mayor usually arrived, their
lordships, who were attired is their scarlet robes, adjourned
business of the court, and letired temporarily. On their
return they appeared in the full bottomed wigs which they
usually wear on the first day of term. the Lord Chief Baron
wearing in addition, the massive gold chain or S. 8. toiler
ot his high aloe of chief of the court. The Queen's Re-
membrancer sat below their lordships, and all appearances
indicated that the "sane" wan set, and the audience pre-
pared for the reception of the civic authorities, who were
momentarily expected to enter.
Expectation was at its utmost height when the approach
of the Lord Mayor and sheriffs was announced. His lord-
ship V en intend, accompanied by the late Lord Mayor
(Alderman Parnoonsb), the now Recorder of the City of '
London (the Right Hon. Stuart Wortley, Q C.), the Com-
mon Sergeant (Mr. Bullock), the late sod present Sheriffs of
the City of London, the City Solicitor (Mr. Charles Pesten.),
Mr. Secondary Putter, Alderman Hunter, Sidney, Challis,
and Finnic, in their robes; the City Sword bearer, in the
peculiar costume et his ttfice ; the City Macebearer, and a
numerous body of Common Councilmen, habiud in their

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.—SATunDAy.
Is oc JONN WICK INDIN. —CAUTION TO Suarruss TO
LOAN 50 CI iTIIII.
This insolvent, who had applied under the Protection het
had about o eight" loan societies in his schedule, to which
he had become security.
Mr. Commissioner Law told Ma he bad no jurisdiction to
name a day for the Baal order at present. Nearly all the
debts ware due to loin societies.
The cam wee adjourned sine die without protectiso.

THE POLICE COURTS.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 11, 1850.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LteragOoL, Nov. 9.—The sales of cotton
today sre estimated at 3,000 bales, and consist of about
160 and Marenham, Bd. to Bid. ; 700 Strut, 6d. to
61d. Import since Thursday, 6,000. The market closes
heavily, °cuspated with Friday rates, priers of all kinds rue
mein mash the same. Holders are still anxious to realise.
Maxonserma, 9.—The yarn and sloth masket pass
sot improved in Nov.any respect. The buyers for the India
market matins, to operate, but the unfavourable political
news keeps out aontinestal buyers to some extent, and their
pierchems have been limited, with an eff et to obtain goods
ea easier
Wterms. The position of manufacturers with re-
gard to 'ks, however, enable them to show much firm-
ness, except for heavier fabrics, which being air. ady at a
prier.,unrenionerative to produce with present rates of
canoe, they evince bat little disposition to reduce. In
narrow domestics there is more business doing, end prices
are steadily maintained. Shirting, suitable for India ars
in good demand, particularly 40dinch widths ; and though
36 inch are not so meets inquired after, it is principally
because contracts bare already been entered into for them kind
of goods to a considerable amount. The demand for print-
ing cloths has been rather light. Fine numbers of yarn
still take the demand most freely, especially for India, and
prices are steady. The coarser numbers ars in demand only
to a small extent for export, sad manufacturers take
sparingly. Prices of the latter have been rather easier.

CLOTH.—Lazna, Noy. 9 —We have again had a good
market to day in the cloth hall.. Stork. are low, and the
demand for heavy goods is brink, but prices are the same.

LI NEN.—BILTAST, NOY. 7.—Ths heavy stockist present
held by opinners, with the abases of all speculation in the
purchase of porn., enabled stv.ival manufacturers to buy
wets at a further reduction of leri. per bundle, and at 74
per cent. discount for cash in the month. This may
have some effect on the home market, which is more de.
pressed than it ham been for a considerable time, manlike
turin being unable to dispose of their goods at remunerative
prices, while, in coneequenee ef the emigration of buodreds
of the best weavers to the States, they have been obliged in
several district, to advance the wages of thou, that remain
nom 6d. to le. per web. The cloth markets of Ballymena
and Coleraine were dull on Saturday. The sales of coarse
and fine cloths effected were few, and at prices the turn
chnper. In Armagh, on Tuesday, there was little cloth
brought to market, and both in cloths and yarns the business
dons was trifling. The American agents, whose snivel hire
was noted sometime sinee,eontinne to make large purchases
of diaper and damasks in *et, and 30. inch lawns, from
1,600's to I,Boo's for ladles' &seem From Havannab,
Mexico, end the Brazils, the advice, are discouraging. Stocks
aftl heavy, and prices recede.—Banter of Vlsfer.

HARDWARB.—Binourotteo, Nov. 9.—The state of
the various manufacturing trades of this town continues to
be moat satisfactory ; it would be difficult to point out an
important branch in which the menufacturen ere not very
full of orders, so much so that it has prevented a considerable
number of them turning their attention to the production of
Kick* fee cent year's a:Whitton, and the result of course
will be a smell doyley of Birmingham manufactures than
might otherwise have been anticipated; the cause, however,
arisen solely oat of the circumstance refuted to.