The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-01 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-HOUSE.
Daniel Regan was charged with having broken a valu-
able plate-glass window in the Poultry.
Mr. bassinghern, of 3 and 4, Whitecroes.strest, said—l
was in the Poultry at tweinly minutes to 8 in the evening,
and I saw the defendant in the act of threwing something
in Chapel-court plum, and then immediately me quickly
out of the court. I went up to him, a,4 said, " What was
that you threw, young fellow 1" He said he had thrown
nothing. I " I saw you throw something before you
left the court." He said he was never up the court. I
told him he must some up the court with me, and sea
whether any mischief was dour. I then saw • number of
persons eolleeted round the bouts of Messrs. Tartar and
Co., in the Poultry, and I wet the defendant into custody
A stone thrown from the court in the oirecti-n of the
Poultry would hit the window of that firm.
Mr. H. Atherby, shounan to Messrs. Turner and Co.,
19, Poultry, musiceellers, said— Oar house is exactly oppo-
site to Chapel-plan. I beard a smash at twenty minutes
past 8 is the front of the shop, and saw that the window was
broken, and soon afterwards the first witness brought in the
defendant.
Mr. Bennett, the extensive watch manufacturer, of Cteap-
side, attended during the ezaminetion, and stated that
about five minutes before the above mentioned occurrence,
• valuable plate in the shop-do r, which was immediately
opposite Lawrenciplane, was brok.o with •stone which had
been evidently thrown from the opposite side.
The chance of escaping in cases in which atones are
throws from alleys or lanes upon shops in the broad streets
is mush greater than a winuow-breaker has in attempting
the mischief in the street itself, and it has been noticed
that in several instances, were detection has not been
accomplished, notwithstanding the vigilance of the police,
there were lanes or narrow passages directly opposite to the
windows which have been smashed.
The prisoner, in default of payment of 51., the price of the
glass, was sentenced to be imprisoned six weeks in Holloway
GaoL

MARKETS

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.
(From the Afar* Law Evora.)

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Latest autounu from France 'mount nut little variety from
former reports. The mallets at Paris eabib ted priors of farm
well supported, but not dearer; but wheat bed undergone a rise aut.
valeta to about la. per quarter. The departments show but slight
diffrrenees. At some plume there was inpromement, at others •
'mall decline, and many wore unaltered. I Iran per quarter more
wu being asked tor gar, but not compiled with. Tare bud been a
late arrival of 41,000 beetuli.rts of wheat at bliorelliev, ebirdy from
Turkey and Egypt, and accounts theuee dews the the prospect of the
Syrian harvest as abundant.
Belgium presented radar mature- ; tut ii anything, simmer tope
was perceptible at brawls and Antwerp, alp daily in rye, which
veunsbrought more into notice from the high price of what. The
wean average prleeol wheat this week was 211!. 14c ; tut Week,
tsf.39c. Thiscountry is likely to eatoete with us tor battle sup-
plies. Is Holland, wheat wss arm early in toe work, and rye rather
dearer. The areas of the rise here leave Ikea ecedunts without

=" tom dr lamer Danube say the Roseau were again Inter-
, roping tbenswiptioy baring find on several Austrian rerun near
• hold. TWIG W vonsinat tants were afraid to proceed enw:.rd.
Ammarlson advise continue to describe a gradual improvement In
prim, Wig% Woody too high to afford any capons to this counts y ;
NM Merchonts there to arehensive that the
and.
Wilt = amd South America willbeg failin to furnish the needed sup-
plies Pre bona coessouptmo, and were watablug price. hers, the
shiguents both of Sour and Ind.= cora as weir being cdnaidered too
ines. At Philadelphia, white wheat has been Ultra at 2 dole. 660..
per bush., mind 2 d0i5..3.a., red a dots. Ye.; mils, 910. to 99.1. ;
good oats Ile. Salsa of Sour at Baltimore are advised at 10 dollars,
with the remark that this price has nut been made for many years.
At San Francisco It brings II to lb dollars.
The telegraphic comour teatime which we have received relative
to the effect produced by the excited state of the London Friday's
market, hove completely net aside the quiet aspect of continental ad.
vices. Through all the Baltic ports the exciteiaest has penetrated,
and prices have experienced an equal advance, w.th more activity In
boldness ; and before some little ructioa tans place we can hardly
expat reliable quotations, the offers that were m king having been
generally withdrawn, and more ingot. y exists than can be met for
all saleable descriptions of wheat aril Lats.
Tim advices fto u Hamburg the 15111 &write ths rise there u
fully Is. on wheat, is. on oats. 9d. on barley, and there was a feat of
giving exact quotations. The butane transacted had been euor.
moue; Rostock wheat had team. 67a. fres on board; Wabzen,
SO lbs 611 s. 2d. fees oa board ; Danish, 61 lbs., 62a. tree on board.

LONDON WEEKLY DOCK RETUI

S.—Aran. 94.
Pr. stook. 11164.

liaported. Dediverad.
atioaa,W. ledia csaks 1.911
Mauritius bags 13.646
Bengal &Madras Asp 6,941
Pomp pkg. 4,3,0
Barra; B.P. . cask. 163
Moab* balm 150
Ceylan bag. 689
coma, B.P bap 196
sr*n
Ur. la is sobs 1,614

2,243 13 MI 4,758
19,723 163 385 1113,760
9,521 113,600 108.. 87
12,454 2.2,0 0 2.9,913
6 599 360
539 I 6,514 11,660
1,266 28,247 61,660
53 3,218 7,8x9
464 21,100 9,175

oorrox.—Lrvcaroos, Aram 30.—'roe market tally closed with
great excitement, at an advance of id. per lb. on Americans over
Viiday's rates, and extreme rates t.r ati otto,r desoripuoas. Tee
sale ware 21,000 balm, comprising 17,010 American (1,000 for export
and 0,000 on speculatloo) 600 Pernam and Maranhao!. at Sid.
to 7d.; 300 at aid. to aid.; GOO Ent ',nap, at 6d. to 70.;
',COO Murat, at 31d. to aid. (2,000 on speculation) ; And 200 Bea
Islands, at lid, Ix 34. per lb. Import, 6,000 bales.

COALS.-I.4WWWW, AP/IL ll. Middle's West Hartley, 180. 6d.;
Can'. Hartley, 18s- 86. ; Damon'. West Hartiey, 18e. Bd.; Hast-
ings' Hartley, 18e. 64.; Illo.ywell, lie.; Howard'. West Hartley
Netherton, 111 a. bd. ; Jehassohn'a Hartley, lie ; Tanßeld Moor
Butes, 16e.; Wylset- 11 1.,1d.; Walla End Harlem, Ds. 11d; Walls
Lawson, 17..; Eden Maul, 195.; Walla Mad Bell, Ila. ; Walla End
Belmont, 186 6d.; Walla End BraddyUs, 19e. 6d.; Walla End
Haswell, 20e.; Walls Earl Kepler Grange. 19e. ; Walla End Plummer,
19.. ; Walls tad Busters Hatton, ID.. 6d., Walls End South Hat-
ton, 196.9 d. Walls End atewart's, 2.)s ; Walls End Candor,
84. ; Walla End Haugh Hall, 194.; Walls End South Hartlepool,
19a 6d. ; Walls Hod Tees, 20..; Derwentwitter Hartley, Ille. 64.