The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-03 00:00:00

charged before Mr. Barker, on remand, with being con- , WOOLS.-HUDDLISFIF.LD, SEPT. 2.-Both to-day and
cerned with another man not in custody, in garotting a during the past week a very fair quantity of colonials have
young man of the name of Evans, residing at 75, Job!, changed hands• and the spirit in which the present saki
street, Tottenham-court-road, and dealing him silver watch are going off in London causes dashes to hold firni in prices.
in King-street, Holborn. _ _
Mr. Wakeling watched the ease for the prisoner. ! OORN.-HULL, Seer. 2.-At to-day's market scarcely
The complainant stated that about a quarter-past one in any old English whoa, on sale. „sena unions of oow
the morning he was going home, and met the prisoner and offering which sell at 56.. to 58s. per qr. of 5041ba., being a
his companions at King's-cross. One of them spoke to him• decline of 3s. to 4s. per qr. from last Tuesday's currency.
and in the course of conversation they said they should Old foreign wheat negleeted, and must be quoted U. to. Is.
like to have something to drink. The prisoner said that per qr. lower to get on with sales, finest new red Hamburg
although it was so late he could get something, and they and Baltic makes Stia to 575. per 480Ibs. Barley for feed-
all went to a public-home together and partook of lag supports former rates. Beans and peas unaltered. Oats
some beer, two pint' between the three, for which slow sale at rather below late priers. The foreign import.
he (prosecutor) paid. When lie came out of the last week are as under:-Wheat, 8,282 qrs. ; barley,
public-house he turned to go towards King's-cross, 3,292 ; peas, 503 ; taco, 450 ; linseed, 19,306 ; rapeseed,
brit the prisoners said don't go that way. We know the place 4,117 ; oil cake, 134 tons.
LEEDS, SM. 2.-We have a tolerable show of new wheat
well as we live on the spot, but if you come this way it will .
cut off the corner. He went soma distance with them when ' todaywhich is taken off by our millers at a decline of :la.
they caught hold of each of his arms. Immediately after- to 4s. per qr. below the rates of last Tuesday ; llor old
wards, when in a dark spot one of them took bold of him there is not the slightest inquiry. The little new barley
by the throat and nearly c.hoked him. He could not tell offering is held for high rates. Oats in request at full
which of them took him by the throat, but the one who did
rims. Beans and other articles unaltered.
not touch him on the throat rifled his waistcoat pocket and -
tore it, and alsolltole his watch, which he had not since ! D
LIVERPOOL, &Pr. 2.-We have had an exceedingly
follow dull market this morning, and prices have been aomewhat
seen. They then both ran away, but he could only
them a short distance, as he, being nearly strangled, fell, in- , • the average decline however since Friday can-
sensible, and remained in that state for some minutes. The =noted over lid. to 241. per centel on wheat, and iid.
prisoners ran in different directions. He had never seen to Is. per tared and sack on flour, and most of the latter
either of the men before. 1 offering LI out of condition. Indian corn has had only a
Police-constable Maynard, 103 E, said about half-past 2 very limited inqui.ry, at 3d. to 6d. per quarter below
on the morning of the 20th ult. he heard a faint cry of Friday 'a prices. Out mite and oatmeal dull, at late rats;
"police," and the prisoner came running towards him from new,., In'hta7°Y,,____brmight fmn 365. to 'CIL sad new meal
King-strost. Be was out of breath, and he stopped him. ..a. lid. to 345. nee.. and barley must bath be
celled the
Before he could speak to the prisoner he said, "Do not turn cheaper. Peas steady. The market closes as it ruled
stop me, I know nothing of that affair. I have run all the throughout, very dull.
way from the Haymarket and want to get to Somers-town, I LYNN, SEPT. 2.-The weather up to Friday was highly
as lam afraid 1 shall be locked out." That would be out favourable for the harvest, since then it has been dull, with
the prisoner back to the corner of Warren-street, and found morning, with a north-east wind. At to-day's market we
of the way from the Haymarket to Somers-town. He took a lower temperature. A good deal of rain has fallen this
the prosecutor lying on the ground in an insensible stain. , had an improved supply of wheat, nearly all of the new
When the prosecutor recovered he identified the prisoner as croF i condition a quality various. Prices were fully Is.
one of the men who had assaulted and robbed him. At 1 per qr. lower ; at the reduction the market was well cleared.
the police station the prisoner gave a false name, and re- Old samples Is. per qr. cheaper. Spring corn as last week.
fused his address. Prices per imperial quarter to the grower :- Wheat, white,
William Morley, barman at the Hunter'. Arms, proved I new, 131ths. to 631bs. per imperial bushel, 555. to 58s. • ditto,
seeing the prosecutor, the prisoner, and another man at his
ha*. _ t°r°4 611bs. to 621ta., 52a. to 56.. Oita 3611" to 42...1b5.,
master's house on the morning of the 20th ult. They had, 27.. Beans, old, 631°'°- t° 651 h"., 42°. t° v's. ;
some beer and then went away together. new. 6311 e. to 841b5.. 48s. to 465.
Police-cLumible Cook, 198 8, produced a copy of the Nevreserte, SEPT. 2.-The weather to-day is dull with
prisoner's previous conviotioo, from which it appeared that a falling barometer. At our market this morning we bad
he was convicted at the Middlesex Sessions in 8l:if the warmly any wheat from the growers, and although 'here
charge of felony, and was then sentenced to twelve mouths' was little offering ex-ship factors were careless aaers, and
imprisonment with hard labour. Since the prisoner ham as millers were desirous of purchasing at a reduction of la.
been under remand, his friends have been doing all they per qr. upon old, which holders were not willing to accede
can to keep the prosecutor out of the way, and to prevent to, the trade may be written nominally unchanged. New
him from prosecuting. foreign, on the other hand, may be written Is. lower with
The prisoner said he had nothing to say here. He should only a slow sale. Flour unchanged. In grinding barley
reserve his defence for a higher tribunal. lees stirring. Other articles unchanged.
Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner for trial on the SEL/BBURY, Bier. 2.-Our market to-day was much bet-
charge of robbery from the person with violence, and also ter supplied with grain, of both old and new wheat and
with having been previously convicted of felony. barley, good in quality and condition. Ws also had a larger
HAMMERSMITH. attendance of farmers and buyers. Trade in wheat was dull,
Amelia Reev', late housemaid and lady's maid in the buyers purchasing only for immediate want, at a decline of
service of Mr. W. F. Windham, of No. 3s, Upper West- from ls. to 3s. per quarter. Prime ample, of new wheat
bourne-terrace, Paddington, who was charged by her master offering at 54a. per qr. without buyers. Flour declined la.
last week with stealing two packets of sugar, was brought per sack. As yet little doing in barley, but prices declined
before Mr. Ingham for re-examination. la per qr. Malt selling at ls. to 2s. per qr. less. In other
Mr. Sayre, from the office of Mr. E. Lewis, again ap- descriptions of grain business was not very extensive, but
peered for the prosecution ; and Mr. Martin again defended the market generally had a downward tendency. New
the prisoner. wheat, 40a. to 565. ; old ditto, 40a. to 58a.; barley, 275. to
On the young woman being placed in the dock, Mr. 40e.; oat', 22a. to 25.; beans, i42a. to 1505.; pass, 38e. to
Ingham inquired whether Mrs. Windham was present. 42a ; rye, Ms. to Ma. per qr. Flour, 37e. to 42a. per
Mr. Sayre-She is unable to attend.
Mr. Ingham-There is no use without her evidence. slick. Malt. 7a. 9d. tolls. per bodied.
Mr. Sayce--With respect to the other property missing,
inquiries have been made, and we have not been able to traoe
any portion of it, and the prisoner having expressed con-
trition-
Mr. Martin-Oh, no, she has not.
Mr. Ingham-The case stands thus-The prisoner was
employed to manage Mrs. Windham's housekeeping. Some
sugar was taken in, and afterwards given to a little girl.
It did not appear by whom the sugar was ordered, whether
it was for the prisoner or for Mrs. Windham.
Mr. Says-lt was sent in as Mr. Windham's property,
and charged to him.
Mr. Ingham-There is no evidence of it. If Mrs. Wind-
ham chooses not to appear, the case must fail.
Mr. Ssyce-She does not appear to-day.
Sergeant Warren, who obtained a subpoena from his wor-
ship on Monday for the attendence of MN. Windham, in-
formed the court that he had beeu unable to serve it.
Mr. Ingham-Is Mr. Windham here'
Mr. Sayce-Yes, he is.
Mr. Ingham-Then, if the case is to proceed, Mrs. Wind-
ham must attend.
Mr. Sayre-Mr. Windham wishes to withdraw from the
case.
Mr. Ingham-Have you his authority?
Mr. Sayce-I have.
Mr. Ingham-She must be discharged.
The prisoner was then liberated.

cATTLE. —BIBBINGBA X, SEPT. 2.—We were well sup.
plied with beasts at this day's market ; the beef trade slow
at fully Thursday's rates. The supply of sheep and lambs
was about an average number ; the trade by no means brisk.
Mutton realised full pekes. No alteration in lambs. Fat
pigs a small supply ; late prices realised. Beef, bd. to 61d. ;
mutton, 60. to 7f d. ; lamb, 7d. to Bd. per lb. ; bacon pigs,
Ba. thl. to 9.. 6d. per score ; porker ditto, 10s. to 10s. 6cl.
SALISBURY, SePT 2.—At our market to-day there
was a large increase in the supply of beasts, and the
quality generally was good, and there was a tolerably
fair attendance of buyers. Sales were slow, but prime
animals were (ultimately all sold, and fully maintained
former quotations. Many rougher animals remained un-
disposed of, and, from the number on offer, had •
slight downward tendency in prices. The number
of sheep on offer was also large, sad after a drag-
ging trade • clearance was effected at fully
former terms. But few calve* were en offer, which
sold well, at full prices. In the pig market we bad • good
supply, which moved off well, smell store pigs having •
slight inclination upwards. Best ox beef, lls. to 12s. per
score ; cow and heifer ditto, 10s. to ; mutton of infe-
rior quality, 7d. per lb.; beet Down mutton, 71d. to Bd.
per lb. : veal, 7d. to 71d. ; freak pork, 7d. to Ted. ; salted
ditto, net to Bd. ant9e. to 10s. per score; green boom,
9d. per lb.; dry ditto, 10d. ; sweet pickled hams, 10d. ; quar-
ter old store pigs, lb. to 18e. ; cows with calves, 121. to 161.