The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.—YEsTRILDAY.
Smogs was Itaaeouns.
ROBBIZT or 00•111.11 INT &roans.
WidiaastVid, and John Trout, who sorreaderimi to
tali* their cd guilty to an indictment for Lode-
aleasiour. the ia haring tudowfally disposed or a
quantity or jpolok frovolos old Ordnance stores, the pro-
perty of iiilloiesty, sod the latter with haring l'alawlidly
takes t int* Ids poseolgea.
Mr. Clarkson, who appeared for the prosseutions, en,
plained to the court that this indictment was preferred
under a statute paned in the reign of Willson'
which mode it a very serious oases for any
' non to deal with say naval or military stores Soria, the
Goad arrow, and usaretrasNeg by that mark that they
baloaged to the gotermeat. There was ao desire to press'.
the ease with any sweeeig wises the defssoleas, both of
wins it appeared bete a peil etwsser, sad the
priest* etiest of theL wee *et the reetedisso
night sperms as a wombs le
The leoreed Julie senamied Boris, who had Won
already ems weeks la er4 111 M fersher inpriessed for
ate mesit the ether deetemiest was seaward ID two
steethe' eissiest is the Besse of thineeties.

SKIMS 7111AVIDS.
Vowel Ralooloy, 43, Mks Malang, 21, G.or Cake,
241, sal William Dom" won Whined for adedenaaaoar,
is bathe selswkilly obtained hem Daniel Barker the sum
of W. is., bylined sad W the Mess at skittles.
Alter tM peleesme Irth lees demisted,
The lessaW, is parka mmiessq said be war deter.
Wool to As al that ley is kb power ts Moak up the pap
K ewsptheis thee thismi the swath of the metropolis,
yllllllO eldest ef gthattheisi peruses from the country, or
an MD MI who neOt be silly enough to fell into the
traps they kid for Om. He should, therefore, enter
Dorm whose casco, although of a similar kiad,
msessith is law to felony, to be transported lee tat years;
Nippier, be area years ; and the other two dthesdante be
mimed to be imprisoned and kept to hard labium fee ass
Tea.

THIRD COURT.—Yzinaniar.
la o:languages of the judges not being in &amasses is
the Old Court, their pressen Wag aneseary elsewhere,
sad tie abase, of WanallOgrasy, In., the Commissioner,
the wee ms the list for trial is this own were removed to
the Old sad New Goods; the Rooordor sad COSMO& Ser-
geant beiag the caly judges left to dispose of them.
Soloporilimphy. who was yesterday convicted of bigamy,
.W 24 brown up for sentease.
The prisoner, who is described in the Weeder as a tailor,
was stated to be en actor at one of the east cad theatres.
Hs was ssatinced to (our mouths' imprisonment.
The business of the session terminated this afternoon,
and the courts sit spin on Monday, October the 25th.

THE POLICE COURTS.
Yesterday the pose migrants vibe were Diadem" by
Trite and Nos ,the 'snowless of the Anetsellea DEA.
gratis. eel Add Omodmis Wm" la al=
nem, attithe sagest of bblesusia Mr liebeei W.
own the Wesel d as pub& enbeeripties ise lbsie bens&
Geniis Lean. the newt is. the °overman& Mulsooden
Olillalmidlleas, nod the City ilidisitor, who soniested the
Ltheseelea swath the two delinquento, aloe atheided epos
Mr Robert W. Owdea told the magnets that he had
' sent he thew in order M deliver dots theirlands the mesey
whish be bed readied as public whosdpliwo is, tads ass,
vies MSS saw the reposeentsties d ads aswessiss less
befits Yw Lest now. It wee, be added. his hthaties
to wad ht the =lipids. esmnielissers is their Amur a
Wien, the
singled with Om sheertations weds by the
h carder ft the Mistral Crialmel Osart, aishe he,. the
abet of dliageiglag the shame for their pow to Pert
=t, Is otheidersties at the delayvalet Wilma ma-
sa the swims isfury to width thit bad boss gab
jested
itytits Ineesedess recently evened.
The dabber said be was of opiate that the ethl•
mate world act iodides*
_in leaving the sees eibwilbed
in the Mods or Sir PAM W. Cardss until the mem of
1 the lhmlipeatiso Osowdo to the sunnily
amid he
non's& The mow be
the &inseam& penes. They nose all sinsidaNiniria en
the pessesselos was tonsioseed, their howl dethesth mon
list as wilthesees MITI at ma seil. sad SW put sips et
sewn whet sew be to soil as @sea as pmithb fee the bed
epistle. where It was se be Weed prespraity awaited I,
Oft hems awl isiositithe soraioas
owl
wipinglll• Polosi a
thiglied babe that the
Alt
e&
Lors'aTiit woWE wally Wes the.,. at
the Wass whisk ar NA My. W. Carden itheadell to writs
to the asthwildeseept aids wise they deeply
praised with with the pans Wliatioas dues the abiewass he
what bed hew dare be the owebe of the wet athigethiea
lawns el the Ititheleth by the Wilms prosseatius d the
one use which leg be.. just belled He was raided
Sot aethiss wadi beerier' with the libeler
whisk the owthisimee were dimmed of the .
ashes ad the year =ea. the seislaticise to which
they ewe of W eubsdhe. He believed
he ear the passers u. t bimodal
urea the shi
sh Whisk was ia •1111011111.
ties of dwiesiethe esadisies Ike sal their
irremediable thadase daring the _whole of the line el
theirmadam duly, width lawdoed sidle thelithihely
eseasquisees d «hope defirreL"
Sir IL W. Ca-ll shall nest ;Mb* de as the
pasts moire
esp tle wed I haw soea doubt of emebethe a
i: ben the elereeles Cndethasee• libber* =
plows. by their wised= of se ompabie sail booms aa
Mew as Capiath
that
sad indeed -by the whale sown et
emir poseedlorps. that they km a strong Main so the
with& of the nibs.
mellmain suthed, mouth* beeely &sake he
M lamest will* bed hew takes I. their alhhts.
Cif Thowdey Lanai Nary Illmwessi. slaw 1, Zither
tall/theutavet„ wee sweassed bailee Alibeara Carter
bevies violated his sanest M posers peewee to four
to New Zealead la the Lady Zbeisiews.
The waned end letter podeesd ia airport of the
Ise wen ademleted by Mr. astsisr, who wowed for
Ow defendant.
Henry Ha affil: I sal arc eat et =Visit
hove had es mtiosted is the Marie
r. ~Cap es New &dead. sad mitered Me
akesqleadesee with the esthadast apes the saltlea
fier the = peewee of ayself sad throe when. I
ea *l. &pewit, a. while assottat to be paid
INK, and I received the eswerost prodessiL The vowel
Wile sail es the lethal Ars awl the fang woo loth
aa d is the Ind of &Oman. I rewired a lesser
we a p m Liverpool with the ether pesesogus ter
whew bed
s=q We sessedissly west to Liverpool,
sad embed, to the dhotis Is the letter, epos
Meters. Lewis sad ~ to whew we "hewed the esedenet.
Korn. Lewis so d Co.. however. refesed us a pmeie. I
reamed to Lathes sad slid the deisailast that I had
oilseed to ply the Mimes to Mows. Lewis. sad that we
won unable to pa sag pawls by the Lady Sheigtew.
The delleadest sheered me a letter whisk he mid be hod
sent that worming dews to LiverpooL No eat wee rids
to we of s power Is say other ship. I paid the Ith. se •
deposit on behalf a myself, Alfred, Frederick, God weer
Hart, all of when west to Liverpool. The =pews"
were 201
Crowthavained by Mr. Nobler—l resolved the paper I
Mifrom Mr. Thompson. I went to Liverpool ea the
t. I offered the balance of the prep wars, to
Memo. *Lewis. They said they bed sat set sad Use ea
anserreset with the defendant, that the thasthat was
not their agent, and that they had not eseidsed a farthing.
Kr. HoWar said he held in his hoods desamisis which
would inersatestibly prove that his sliest bid base mialarly
aersisted by Messrs. Lewis as their seat la Leaden for
fur the Lady Ebringtos, and that
=lrthilar: money had hew paid by Mr. Thorny-
Dm tithes lbw as deposit mow Ise pasastagers by that
wash He Wald pewee
_by those deetwasate that Messrs.
Lewis had seknowledesd tee reesipt of the deposits for the
ray pineal, to whom they had open that occasion
refusal the passage, so that as imputation what-
ever could be fairly thrown oyes as client. It was
dtheerovis at such a time wi es
r:sh=lie mind was
owspied with aerosols of boas t of which a
example \adjust bees made, to la • he
tae
is whisk Mr. Thompson had himself
Is • soon essalals manner, and it wee they Meg dos
denial had hem made in Liverpool reflecting apse his 'has
teeter. Thithiberever, would be dealt with elsewhere.
Alderman Nester said the quotas Wass him wee,
iftibe illoastram between the althglithlth sad the
didthelled=eds violated. He He wee Ifin oplitios that It
.00111 211;001 and MariollAill ism the subject,ni
C. be settled in another "soft
then decided that Mr. Thseapsen should
deposit money
is. to and to Nth of lb' sow
• ,• with

ONG, SEPTEMBER V', 1852.

MARKETS.
SUGAR.—The 'mope pries of Sugar, the produce of
the British psemenons is America, computed teens the re-
turns nude in the week *rain the 21as se Sept. 1652, is
22.. 11d. Seger, the produce of the Maurine', 21s. 1 id.
Sugar, the produce of the Bast Indies, 20s. lie'. 7%0
average price elf the three feregolag dearelpshes of &agar,
jointly, is 215. lg.
BRISTOL, SNIT. 24.
Sugar has been in very good demand hero the last fortai ht,
both tar refining sad grocery perpome—tha sales re
1,000 hhde, West India, sod 8,600 mats of Mauritius, st
se advance of fully 6d. per cwt. on the former currency.
The market is now quite bare of sample. • sad the de
lissome fur counnaptiun continue good aas d the stocks of
West India and Mauritius use light, a i'ssrthar improvement
in prices may be looked fur, particularly as the expected
direct arrivals are uninsportasit in amount For refiner's
produce the demand has I•nproved, and excepting for stove-
dried goods, which are still rather dull of sale, a large
'mount of business has been transacted sines oar last re-
port, at a slight improvement on former quotations.
Item continues very dull of sale ; flue aorta which are
scarce, have 4en rather sought after, bat all other descrip •
Lions are qultTaeglacted.

COTTON.—Ltvunrooa, Sari. 24,—1n reporting the
proceedings dour cotton market for the last week, we may
observe that on Saturday and Monday there w a degree
of firmness that almost paws the turn in &your of the
*ellen. Since that time the demand has been moderate
only ; very much confined to supplying in small quantities
the immediate wants of the spinners, giving as, therefore,
the appearance of quietness. Still there is no change in
prices; nor so far u we can observe, any abatement in the
confidence of holders. With a satisfactory state of trade at
home, we lo Is with ranch interest to the arrival of rash
eneoreding stammer from the United States. Even a few
day's later accounts of the weather and prospects for the
ingatbering of the crop, en regarded as most important :
and as this is the critical period and taming point of the
season, we shall continue to be mush influenced thereas
for some time to come. 8,270 Amerieen, 170 Surat. 20
Egyptian, and 60 West India are reported to have been
taken on speculation; and 1,010 Anteruan, 1,800 Surat, 130
Madras, 180 Bahia, and 40 Pernam for evert. Sales for
the week, 40,430 balm.

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LIMW, BSTT. 24.—The sup-
ply of English combing and clothing wools has ibis week
been of moderate amount, and at last week's rates prices
are firm. The demand for foreign wool has been rather
limited, but prime are unaltered.

HOSIERY, &e.—Lnicaorza, Sept. 24.—The demand
continues good in the general hose, shire, and fancy trade;
In the glove and loom branches there iv lees doing. The
high privet of material we fear will operas against employ-
meat ere long. Lille thread h advaseirg, and English
wools have been taken to a great wheat oat of the farmer.'
bands ; end the probabilities seem to be in favour of higher
rather than lower prim' of the raw materials—Leicester-
shire Memory.

CORN.—Cu summon°, Sept. 24.—Tho supply of Wheat
was not so largo to.dny as last weeh, and 111 re the quality
was good, fall mom were made, but altrlffi infector des-
criptions could senmely find I;nyare ; white, new, 425. to
465. ; old, 60s. ; red, 325. to 375. Beans fully as dear ; 28s.
to 325. Whit* Per warm, and feta high prime. Barley
but little offering • malting M. to 3M.

Lincour, Sept. 21.-Oie smsoket to-day was well sup-
plied with Wheat. Higher prises were demanded at the
=7, bat the market dosed dull et last week's pekes.
was in good demand at routes mem mosey. Oats sold
at rates, with a good trade. WINO. sod, new, 36a. to
395. ; old, 40s. ; white, new, 40e. to 465. ; old. 475. Barley,
grinding 22e. to Ns. ; malting, 27e. to 29e. Oats, new,
14e. to Ig.. ; old, 21s. to 2'2..
Luuroor., Sara. 2S. -At this grossing's market
both old and new wheat net. is fair rogues from con.
users, and a few parcels of the knife wen taken for
shipment. Prices generally were excepting in
a few eases with the newly arrived Ise which a
Wide less we. taken. Flout maintained leis pukes, and
purely good brands still wane. ban eorn steady, at
We. 6d. for American yellow and Ns. ter white. There
was no variation in the gestations ell ether articles. Irish
new meeting oats 2s. 6d. to 2e. IL pm dabs., quality of the
beet fine. Arrivals into Limpid from the 21st to the
hid Sept. iodate* :-Wheat. 16,799 qrs. ; Molt, 703;
Oats, 3,449; Berms, C 792; laiiina Corn, 2,060; Oatmeal,
1,728 sacks ; UN seeks and 12,602 barrels. Exports
to Ireland :-Wheat, 1,021 qrs. ; Indian Cora, 717;
Oatmeal, 36; Floor, 662 sacks and 4,965 barrels.
Watartiu.s, Sept. 24.-Our arrival of Wheat is good,
there is also a considerable quantity by railway, chiefly of
the new crop-the best samples of new sell slowly, w.thout
meek alteration in value, aWI the tern is in favour of the
buyer ; common qualities are difficult to quit, and prices
are very irregular; for old there is more Inquiry, and as
fine deuriptioss are not plentiful, either of English or
foreign, each are held firmly at a slight advance, which for
the moment checks business. Barley in moderate request,
and all except real* choice parcels are lower. Beans fully
as deu ; Oen and Shelling still rather give way in value.
Other articles without variation. Present prices :-
Wheat, per qr., SOlba. to the basket, Sedolk, Essex, end
Kent, new, red. 39e. to 405.; extra, 415.; new, white, 42a.
to 445. ; 465. ; Morfolk and HOMO, new, red, 116 s. 04
to Ms • extra, 40.. ; new, white, 375. to 38s. ; extra, 424. ;
Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire, new, red, 345. Od. to 38..;
extra, 40e. Od. • new, white, 375. to 40s. • sutra, 425. ;
North Lined:dire and Yorkshire new, rd, 38s. Od. to
40s. ; extra, 41s. ; new, white, 404 to 445. ; extra, 475. ;
Dantaie and Katigsburg white, 44e. to 48e. ; extra, 60s. ;
• Lower Baltic and Hasablisg, red, Ws. to 40s. ; extra, 445. ;
Mediterranean, red, 3&. to 375. ; extra, 38s. ; Old Englisk,
red,39s.to 465.; white,l6os. Barlri,per imp. qr., Norfolk sad
Suffolk, 28s. to 31e.fiextra, Mts.; Linoolashire and Yorkshire,
295. to Ws ; grinding, 24.. to to 25; foreign. 26a. to 28e.; ex- '
tea, 29e. Beans, per qr., 631,0 e. to the bush., saes, Gas, 37a. to
38s. ; ticks, 345. to 36e. ; foreign, 30e. to 3. Oats, per atone,
meeting, new, 9d. to lOid. • reeding, 10d. to lid. ; foreign,
94. to 10d. Shelling, per load of 261 lbs., 25e. to 29e. ; new,
265. to 26e. lid. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 375. to 39e. Peas,
par qr. imp., blue and white boilers. 30s. to 34e. ; extra, 86s. ;
v” and feed, 28s. to 29e. ; extra, 32a. Rapeseed, per taut
imperial, English, 211. to 221. ; foreign 211. to 231. Lin-
seed, per imperial qr., 435. to 48s. Imports duritbe
week : Wheat, 9,779 qrs. ; Barley, 878 ; Oats, 887 ; Besse,
137 ; Peas, 32; Shelling, 270 Id..