The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-16 00:00:00

MARLBOROI'GH-STREET.

THE 11211OLT OF READING THE ADFIETCRIE OF CElif fNALi.
Henry Jolts Wright, a respectable-looking l.d, in the
employ of Mr. Hayward. jeweller. of Regent-street, charged
with robbing his employer, was brought before Mr. Knox
for filial elimination.
The prisoner was in the employ of Mr. Hayward, mil was
entrusted with rings and other articles of the value of about
201., to deliver at different pieces, but instead of doing this
be absconded with the property.
Mr. Rayner, of Thames-street, Windsor, pawnbroker.
produced two nage, one of which the prisoner hail pledged
and the other sold at his shop.
Mr. Harrison, of Alderegatcntreet, pawnbroker, gave up
• pair of earrings pledged by the prisoner.
The prisoner was taken into custody by Sergeant Cole, of
the C division, who found is the prisoner's nomeasion severs/
numbers of the following books :—" Blueekin," " Black
Her ;or the Knight of the Road," "Colonel Jack, or the
Life of an Highwayman," " Black Wolfe, or the Boy High.
wayman."
Mr. Hayward asked that the prisoner might be dealt
summarily with.
Mr. Knot said it was a robbery at a jeweller's, and he
could not oomph with the request.
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eommitiedfortrial.
ROBBERT AND REMOR97.
(horn. Hall, • young man formerly in Hie employ of
Arthur Crocker, licensed victualler, of No. 31, New Come-
tooetreet, was charged with stealing 10/..beloogieg to has
employer.
From the evidence of Mr. Crocker, it appeared that as
the 26th of September he entrusted the prisoner, who ens
then in hie employ, with 10'. in gold to get changed far
silver. The prisoner absconded with the money. and be
(Mr. Crocker) saw no more of him till yesterday evening.
when he was in custody.
John Cornell. 109 C, deposed that abont 6 o'clock rester
day evening, the prisoner came to the station and asked him
if they had received any information of 10/. having been
stolen by • potmao in New Compton-street. He asked the
prisoner why be wanted to know, and showed him in to the
inspector, and on the inspector asking the prisoner why he
.
wanted to know. be said, •I am the man."
Mr. Knox asked the constable whether anything was
knows of the prisoner?
Cornell said he believed be had been convicted.
Mr. Knox—the prisoner having no questions to ask
oommitted him for trial.

WORSHIP STREET.
• HAD ATTEMPT AT ISI:ICIDE.
Witfiess Henri Collins, &exiled as • mathematical
instrument maker, living in Cudworth-street, Mile-eed.
was charged before Mr. Leigh with the double attempt to
commit suicide by poi.= and drowning.
Police constable Crew, N dieiainn, soil—This morning I
was on duty in Hackney and mu called to the resideare of

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Defendant—dir, it is entirely as I bare told you, but I
should now be greatly obliged if you would allow me to have
a glass or two of wine, for I feel exceedingly ill, and then
seed me home to my friends.
Mr. Leigh-1 will send you to the House of Detention for
a short time that you may have the opportunity of deriving
advantage from communicatico with the chaplain.
Defendant—Oh, pray do not send me to a prison. lam
sane now—perfectly sane ; but if you take thin step with
me I know it will render me otherwise.

The magistrate, however, was iofferible to the urgent
and oft-repeated appeal of the defendant,who tobsequentlY,
upon partaking of required refreshment, was accompanied
by Berdall, the gaoler, in a cab to the Rousso( Detention,
and biome composed.

W=ITHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES.
Equinox walked over.
MATCH.
Queen Elizabeth beat Sululle.
MATCH.
Canned beat Otariadmas.
FREE HANDICAP.
No race.
PRENDERGAST STAKES. T.Y.C.
Planet, Franciscan. Experience, War Daum, Outlaw,
Sprite, Soochamp, Physalis c, Mcetisslma c, Breeze,
Yamada, and Knight of Snowdon are here.
PAM Foarzrr.—Alliance, Auriesda, Calista a, Nautilus,
Hollyfoz, Mrs. Quickly f, Marabout, Royal Navarre, Wild
Drake, Fair Sophia. Melees, Rapidan, Ferdinand, hip of
the Old Block, Proineaule, Audecieuse, Rosalie, The Omit,
Leicester, and J upon.
ENTRY FOR HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES OF 15
BOYS. T.Y.C.
Age st lb Age st lb
Miss Armstrong .... 3 9 4 Hlppolyta
Csuldis 3 8 8 Dlomed
Columba
Mod:owner
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Practitioner
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ENTRY FOR LSO PLATE. LF.
Sea King. Tornado, Aurelian, Gunner, Quicksand, Peter-
sham, and Kingwood. All are herg.
FREE HANDICAP. T.M.Y.
Airfield, Fantail, and Jack of Hearts are here.
SWEEPSTAKES OF 200 SOVS.
Practitioner walks over.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA 111E-LANI.-(THI.!3. DAY.)

There was a rem poor @bow of English wheat 'in today's
market, but its general quality was fine. The attendance
of town sod country millers being limited, the demand for
both red aid white qualities was in a most inactive state;
nevertheless, scarcely any change took place in prime.
With foreign wheat, free as well as ex-granary, we we
heavily supplied, and eveo the finest samples were taken off
slowly at Monday's curremg.
The traneactioos in floating cargoes of grain off Falmouth
sad Queenstown were much restricted.
Most descriptions of barley were in full average supply
and heavy request, at barely stationary prime.
Old malt was much neglected, and the currencies were a
shade lower than lad week. New qualities, however, moved
off steadily at late rates.
The show of foreign oats was rather extensive, and the
supply of English was moderate. The oat trade ruled
somewhat heavy ; but no change took place in the quota-
time.

—The deamod far beams was almost wholly in retail, at
Mooday's dallise in value.
Peas ruled very inactive, at barely late rates.
The sour trade wu in a sluggish state. Inferior American
Soar was offered somewhat Wows.
Seeds ruled heavy, at about 'tallowy prices. In oaks'
very little wu doing.

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INTO LONDON, ET WATIR
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