The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-11 00:00:00

MA RKETS.

Kato intelltgenct.

—Warm
COURT OB BLNKRUPTCY.--Sgrr. 10. TALLOW• I'M"r - 17, V-- rum
G.—Tbe market eta
steady
to-day. The last prices were as follows :—Spot, 484.
(Before Mr. Comminsioner Goulburn.) to 4as. id. ; September, 49a., new • October to December,
CASTILLO O. SPARIER.—STOCK =MUNOZ TRANSACTION& I 49e. ; January to March, 495. 9d. 'Deliver, to last evening.
Thu was a trader debtors summons, issued by Daniel ' 365 omko ; ',Mot* 518 auks.
Castello, of 18, Throgmorton-street, stockbroker, against
Adolphus Moses Sprinter, of Queen Margaret's -grove, Stoke COTTON..—Limroot, Sen. 10.—Oar market is ex-
Adolphus ewington.
It appeared that Mr. Castello was in partnership with a trepricent.Y TVisaltos:karey, .11,0t0ahaliresited, incbugalarg NOsadAimenegrirtro,
relative Bernard Castello. The transactions chiefly were ltd. to 29d. ; 400 Surat, 150. to 194 d • 40 Egyptian
in itelia'a,ROSiilo. and Birmingham stock, and Mexican scrip. 30Id• ;10 Bahia. 260.• ;10 Maranham, 21d, of which 501/
Mr. David Woolf, of 17, King-street, eheapside, appeared are for gPeculation sod export The weirs import is
on behalf of the summoning creditor ; Mr. Sydney, of 451,ma mot-
Jewry-street, Aldgate, for the debtor.
Mr. Woolf stated ding this genii..., hi. client. h. ' 0011N.—Bouron, Sort'. la A t oar market there has
purchased stock on defendant's behalf, and he had promised beam a large show of wheat, at le. decline. Good white,
to pay for it on the " settling day." from 535. to 58a. ; red, h 2 s. Bd. to 555. 6d. Oats the same,
The bankrupt said he had already lost enough by these and bmss without any alteration.
Stock Exchange transactioos. STOOtrrog.ON.Tans, SEPT. 10.—Tho weather since Friday
Mr. Woolf said this was a most important case to members has been favourable for harvest operations. The arrivals
of the Stock Exchange with reference to the day of settle- of wheat moonrise and from ahead daring the past week
ment have been good. At this day's market there was a small
His Honour said the plaintiff held a recognised and well. supply of grain from the growers. Wheat met a slow side
known position, and he swore positively the debt was due. at about last week's prices for the beet descriptions ; neon-
It was a case in which a bond ought to be given, and he dry qualities were le. per qr. tower. Grinding barley con-
would make an order that it should be given within seven tames in good request. Oats the turn cheaper. Beans and
days ; costs to abide the result of the action. , peas without alteration. Imports during the past week:-
1 Wheat, conowl- 1,490 c-- : foreign, 1,870. Barley.

THE POLICE COURTS.

Charlotte Randall, a woman who had been at work in a
duetyard, was charged with attempting to commit suicide
in the Regent's Canal.
From the evidence of one of the witnesses, named Shep-
herd, it appeared that on Tuesday the defendant came to
the dustyard, and complained of the bard manner in
which she had been treated at the workhouse, at the
same time stating that she had been kept lying out on
the pavement. She had a fit come on her, and she went and
threw herself into the Regent's-canal. She was got out, and
she then filled her apron with iron, and said she was so tircd
of her life, in consequence of the harsh conduct of the
workhouse officials, that she was determined to kill herself.
The defendant was not fit to be in the streets at large, as
she was subject to fits. She ought to be in the workhouse,
but they would not keep her there. They said that she was
an impostor, and was not subject to fits. That was simply
because the night or so that she was in the workhouse she
had not bad a fit. It was the gate-porter who refused to
admit her.
Mr. Barker remanded the prisoner for the attendance of
the workhouse ►uthoritis.
MARYLEBONE.
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[wise, __.. gra. ;
coastwise, 800. Oats, foreign, WO.
GLASGOW, SIFT. Io.—At this day's market, although
there was rather more disposition to purchase wheat, few
sales had transpired at the close, although there were willing
sellers at • decline, and the transactions in flour were also
at a reductioo per barrel on last week's rates. Oats were
full 6d. per boll, sod oatmeal per load cheaper.
ia
6d. per boll lower. Beans, peas, and Indian corn
unaltered.

CATTLE.—SournaLL, Sc??. 10.—The bed qualities
maintained late rated, otherwise trade was dull. Beef inwle
from 3s. 4d. to 6s. Od. ; mutton, 4a. 6d. to 6a. 6d ; lamb.
ss. Od. to 6e. Od. ; veal. 4a. Od. to Its. Od. ; pork, 3e. 4d.
to 4a. 10d. per stone of 81be., disking the offal.

LEATHER.—The deemed for leather during the Past
week has been quiet. On Tuesday, at Leadeuhall, the
supply of fresh Foods was limited, and the busiuese done
was moderate in extent, at about late prices. Heavy
English and foreign butts and calf skins of light weights
are scarce end in request.

ODALS. —LONDON, SOT. 10.— Ellison Main Steam,
14s. 6d. •, Holy well Main 16s. ; Lambert's Wed Hartley,
16s. ; Welker Primrose, 12a. ; West Wylam, 15s. ; WyLun,
16A • Eds. Maio 16s. ; Will. End Briwidyll's Hellos,
lb ia.; Walls End Haswell, 17s. 3d. ; Will. End Bottom,
17.. 3d. ; Walls Eod Booth Henan, 17.. 3d. ; Walls End
sftreop, 16s. • Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End
Haugh Hall, 15s. 6d. ; Walls End Kenos. 16s. 9d. ; Walls
Eod Booth Hartlepool, 15s. 6d. ; Walls Eod South Kalb',
16s. ; Wells End Thorpe, 15s. • Carway and Duffrvia An-
Amite, Ms. ; Carway and Dairys fatting, 236.—ilhips at
market, 47 ; sold, 33.

A respectably-attired married woman, named Anne
Garrod, residing at No. 1, Walmer-place, Stingo-lane,
Bryanatco-square, was placed at the bar on a charge of
attempting suicide. About ten minutes after seven last
evening she was found by a policeman on the top of a
mound in Regent's-park, near the water, crying very
much, and on his speaking to her she put a bottle to her
mouth, the contents of which she was only prevented from
drinking by the policeman snatching the bottle from her
band. The bottle contained laudanum, and was labelled
" Poison." She then said that she bad bad all her goods
taken, and she would not go home again. On her werefound
74 duplicates.
The prisoner said she was very sorry, and on the magis-
trate stating that he was inclined to think that her object
was not suicide, but to impose upon the public sympathy,_
Prisoner exclaimed, " Oh, sir ! oh no . I have five chil
dren, and one of the youngest is now in the hospital."
Prisoner's husbeed being called. and who appeared in a
very delicate state of health, said—He was a cab driver,
but not able to do anything lately from anxiety and worry.
He had been three days driving for Mr. Brain, Bloomsbury,
but could oot raise the daily *monist of money wanted.
Mr. Yardley—Cabmen now are making good money.
Herbal:id—The public have the idea that we make the
money, but I can assure you, sir, it is not us but the
roasters who get it.
Mr. Yardley—The masters have not risen their. day's
money for their cabs.
Husband—Yes, sir, they have considerably, and instead
of the Exhibition making it better for ua, it is worse. (The
statement of the wittier, as regards the raising of the price
of cabs by the masters was verified by the officers of the
court.)
Wife—On last Monday week the landlord sent in a writ-
ten notice that if we did not pay him up he would seise our
goods. (She here burst into tears, and exclaimed, bolding
her child up. •' Oh my poor little Walter! oh it will kill
him ! Oh, my dear Walter!") She then proceeded :—On the
following week the brokers came, sod in the hope that I
could manage to get some friends to millet me I kept the
broker's man, and paid him whilst in our place, but not
being able to get a friend my home was taken (crying
bitterly). I sent a letter to you, sir, and it was placed upon
your desk, in the hope that I might get something from you.
Mr. Yardley said he bad probably seen it, and now felt
inclined to relieve her, but if ho did so there would be
hundreds of other cases. He recommended her to go to
the workhouse to recruit till her husband also recovered
and got work, and entreated her to consider the advice
calmly, as there would be no degradation in her going.
Wife—When I went out yesterday morning I left a com-
fortable home. When I got back I could not bear to see
the bare walls. Oh dear, my home, my dear home was
stripped. Togo to the workhouse ! my dear little Walter to
' come from the hospital to the workhouse ! Oh dear, oh
dear. It will break his heart.
Mr. Yardlerrepeated his advice, and the prisoner, who
said she would go home, was remanded for a week, and
left the court overwhelmed with grief and hugging her
baby to her breast.
SOUTHWARK.
Jots coghton, potman at the Griffin public-home,
Church-street, Southwark, was brought before Mr.
Beecham, charged with stealing about two dozen knives and
forks, a revolver, and a large quantity of drinking-gleams,
the property of his master.
Mr. Welsh laid that the prisoner bad been in his employ
as potnian about six months, and he put considerable con-
fidence in him, owing to his supposed attention to business.
Latterly, however, glasses, spoons, and other articles
mysteriously vanished from his bar, and no clue could he
found as to who was the thief. The prisoner came to him
on Monday, and charged the female servant with stealing
the missing articles, which at once induced him to suspect
the prisoner. Witness accordingly communicated with the
police, and a search was made at his lodgings, when two
dozen knives and forks, a five-chamber revolver, and a large
quantity of wine and other gleams were found, all of which
were identified as his property.
Georg* Robinson, a detective officer of the II division,
mid that from information he received from Mr. William
Welsh. the prosecutor's son. he went to Net 1, John-street,
Camberwell, no Tuesday afternoon, and saw the prisoner
nailing up a large box. He asked him what he had there.
Prisoner maid, Only a few articles of wearing appareL"
Witness opened the box and found the property produced,
which the prisoner acknowledged stealing from his master's
house at different times.
Mr. Welsh informed his worship that he received a letter
intimating that the prisoner was robhing him, but he could
not believe it until he charged the female servant. Then he
suspected him.
Mr. Bumham told the prisoner that be was a di
agraceful
thief, and he should sentence him to six months' hard labour.