The Express.
London, England, 1855-05-14 00:00:00

11ARLBOROU011-ST R BET.

Williams Mundell! wee charged with having bran con-
cerned with another man, not in custody, in committing the
following robbery.
Mr. Sehomireck, of Albert-street, Turanian-green, mid in
April last be brought his chaise and pony to London, in-
tending to sell them. When in the vicinity of Aldridge 's
livery stables, a person, who !apparently divined his busi-
Gess, mime up to bias, end offered to purchsse big chaise and
pony for 161. Tbs offer was refused, and the man then said
he would see how the pony went belore be made en ad-
min. on his offer. Re drove the man towards the 8,•1 *-
dials, two other men, one of wheat was the prisoner, walking
by the side of the chaise. The man, alter some further
niggling, agreed to give 161. 10.., and the prisoner was em-
ployed to hold the pony until the buyer had oomph* ed the
purchase. The pretended baler took out hie purse es if ts
pay for the property. The prisoner jumped into the chaise,
salted to his companion to set in, and then drove off as
herd as he could. Prospect •r tried to follow, bat bring
lame be iris swish,* to =eke any speed, and the prisoner
*seeped. Prosecutor did not 'stet with the prisoner until
last week, when he gave him into custody in the City-road.
Several wits toms corroborated materiel parts of the pro-
secutor's evidence. The prisoner, it appeared. was well
known as s frequenter of the neiahh urhood of the Horse
Repository in St. Martin's-lane. No trace of the pony and
chaise could be discovered.
The prisoner, who denied the cha►ge, was committed.
TRAMIIM. .

Williont Johnson, elms Chalk, described as a commercial
traveller, 'puler.. to • seenmose on the complaint of
'miens Jeffreys, who had been married to the defendant
while his first wife was living, and who attended to affiliate
a child ow him.
It eppeared from the statement made for the prosecution
that the defendant bad paid his aricirreeis to aimplsioant.
who is respectably eontected, as • single man. bat a qoartel
!aerial; tamed some time after their marriage, he said he
had another wife and children living, and aband net com-
plainant. The defendant had been rue-oily tried for
bigamy, bat acquitted on a technical objection.
Mr. (Mattock. complainant's solicitor, having admitted,
in reply to Mr. Yardley, that he wet not is • position to
prove toe first marriage.
Mr. Yaraley said the parties in that rate stood before him
at roan and wife, and a wife could not affiliate • child upon
her husband.
Defendant wastiten called as a witness by Mr. Marwick,
end apparently not understanding the drift of that gintls-
nist's question', swore that he was married to his first wife,
but not to the complainant.
Mr. Yardley said that on this evidence Mr. Cbarnock bad
made out his cue, and ordered the defendan• In pay the
wind amount, mach to his surprise sad mortitie..tion.

IRE CORN TRADE ON THE DANUBE.—A letter
from 43.1.15, of the 26th ult., is tr.. Cyr, :ere Ikuinno
Vienne, saes: "Yesterday evenion the coosslst.s of
Swedes and Norway, R•illand, Naples, and the Ilses•
Tdares received a despatch from Oenersl Lade. dated
trum Kiaahaatff, the 19th, rustily ing that the Enperor
Al. yonder, from motives of equity, nos swotted be sotto).
ei.stion for the free 'swot of corn by the mouths of the
Danube to all Bags friendly sod wattsi it. the present war,
on the sans bews, and with toe same formaliti, a as 'green
epee with the Austrian Cabinet. This despatch of the Rs..
elan general's a reply to • request presented us 2,d April
by them conaulatss to be la formed relative ft,
toe navigation of this Lower Danube." The Ara
from Gosefft °estates a 1e from (Mars, which
star. s that en the lit of May than bad arrived theirs nor
le., than four hundred eastels, of which one betided sad
serene, were Austrian. The permisainn seeorded by Rum'.
to all neutral vepilligi to ilavoi•ire the Danube, ow soodiuon of
vomitsg their wirg ea to neutral purls only, has led that
latter states Co ain't Wadi in lOni is us. principalities.
BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread in the OW
,ropoliii Bra frum 10d. to 1011.; of household ditto, 81d. to
9d. per 4 lb. loaf.
THI CARNATIC DIDITIL-00 Saturday a return
shooed that 1,6880011. 9.. 81. had been paid in Eel ,nd
and ladle liquidadoa of lbs Ovoids debts, and 1471.3.
mortared to be saslalasd.

MARKETS.

COTTON GOODL—MANOIIIiniI, IV= 12.—W Mee
bad bat a vary moderate moment at esethess tine wean, tot Mg to the
the
sewed upward .esdency of prism. tie apeealatlve movement in
the sew material of our seesslactmes. al Laver= =acme with.
mat abetennat, and of a total sale et 103,t4t0 ar cotton in the
week, 0040 ham been takes by apeeleters. 47.100 beim 014
hate ben table by the trees. Ilea melt ef IMP Waage, speettla.
dem in teat the raw meterteleasi
gasert leakteettl le Id. Pr lb. In
prier. Ow Tends, there is be • disposeitke ande part at
the deader Mettles koala to Mow the esuavls. maniac*
term end Mame did ream ta a lew lassamee, a bastion! ad-
mits. Popham Mad aisle per lb. ft pm, sad le akW awe
”tst shied etl. bat .seen Male the Mine ham Mace mate-
risky daybed bewleask 11 le sbe mum way; Myers are eneed-
Maly enedeeek MI Mite Me Oak tmeaMitee maim at the prices
current. Cab the minim ea pm Is beady IL per lb., themes
la law lailansis base paws be mills to me 'Murat Edge le
Me el m Miami la Moth the basher bae Imes imierilly ete.
trusted Memehmathe area by the trim Mee Meat op ea theorist's
by tbe Imereiledil pike GI the raw materiel. Omen bagels may emee
bees Mimi testae met miles rates. ehMkatUstttennaia bd
upward tendlaite. er • ties egad to Meat aamddled the busies
which ban mima plea in the Mullah' apes milks. The MOM Med
wirtit tbie admen beis bees moat readily ebtahmble me the better
data MOM& dittlige, each as are made at Pews. ad Piled to
the combs al (SW. le minuet sloth. of Ile lower mast, mad In
assortme levelirs et T es them has been rather IMO Nelms,
bat ae eafeteat to wallah as Marmot el valuer.

OTTBll.—Livaarool. Mar 11.- -The market bas Wm ream lame
to-day. but without soy giving go) in pries', whist' ere Iraq maim.
toa dat yeeterdare Gummy. ate sales were 11.100 barep—lLooo
for 'apart, out 4,000 oa speculation; 0003Pria, 410 roma and
aliau.anal. bid. to 70.; 3uo Egyptian. 51d. to 7fd.; eM4IOII goat,
at 34. to 41d. per lb. Laporte 12.100 baba.

HARDWARE. E. , Mar 11,—The trade of this town ii
still marked by extreme depression; the factors' orders have attain
.Iselv mod during the week, and to the foreign trade there is very
little doing, wit the excetrion of Spam, for which the or ..ere have
Wes tolerably good. Them are a great number of people out of
elutcoy, and at many of the manufactories they are working only halt
time.

CORN. CADMIUM& WAY IL—Without uy change, When met a
re dy sale at ant week's grieve, as well as other aura. Wheat, red,
71e. to 7k.: white, SUL barley. 31.. to 340. &am, 44. to 463.
•114, 4. a. to 41a. Oats, 26e. to SL.
CANTLS3OII4, Mar IL—We bad a large supply bat a very heavy
es'e ;t prates shoat the ream Wheat, brown.white,
me. o au. Sts. Lia. gd. Oats. Ma Beam. 40• 6d. to
tae. 6d. Pak gle.

CAIWILE. WT IL-Ws bad a good supply of wheat, soda dew
sae - last weeit's rats* sot ondetalned. Oats-supply .mall, demon(
good. Barley-supply good, dull, sod lower. Wheat, white, new and
od, VAL 6d. to Ba. 6d.; red, new and old, 2sla. ed. to 7... Barley,
Ile. to es.; oats, potato, Ils. (4, to 13e. ed.; ditto. annoton,
ls (id to 124. 6d.; rye, 184. to 20a. Flour, per .tone, g. It d. to
ria !d. OstroeaL a. It to 2s. 4d. liyesseal, Is. &I. flialeymeal,
1.. •d.- Carlisle Jouritat

Coo casaraa, Ilar It —An average supply of wheat here to-day,
farm re w- re not disposed to accept lower prices, oonsiquently. the
trade rem.ins Ann at late ratite Barley, peas, and Maas each a
.m,ll supply. and penes la. per qr. dearer than this day sennight.
GLOVOIVILIL, NAT 11.—Iliess was *fele supply of English wheat
at our market till. day, for which farmers demanded extreme rates,
a d the males made were at fully the quotations of last Saturday.
Foreian firm and without alterative. There le no variation to notice
in the value of either barley or beam. The demand tor oats ts limited,
without ch.nge in price. Imports :—Wheat, 1,642; beans, s4O.
GUILDP/Ib. NAT 12. These 1,111 ea htereues quantity of wheat,
bat trade was very dull : sales sot being pressed. sad no iodination
manifested to sebrait to lower terms, Wee was ouly • small business
done, at a docile. of about la. per qr. Wheat, 644. to 119 a. Bar-
ley, MI to tea Odts, tea. to Us. Peas, 44. to 445.
ilmerromi. Bar'2,—We had a good supply of wheat at our mutat
to-day ; trade heavy, at barely so much morays last week. Very
Intl dome in noisy, at last week's preen Other sorts of cora fully
rapport last wet'. rates. Wheat, 40.. to ne. per load. Barley, Ws.
to Me. per qr. Oats. 245. to Ws per qr. Peas, 255. to Us, pa load.
Beans. 27e. to toes. Tara, 20s. to Us.

NIWCAIFTLLOPOS•TTN/1. MAT 12:41thOUgh a great deal of rain
bas fallen this week, it has not been followed by a genial temperature,
the weather basing been extremely add for the mum, with the wind
waysides from the oorth-esat. The trade daring the present week
has ruled quiet but firm, and a fate utast of business has been dialed
in wheat, whilst floor has been parted withers easier ternmphere sake
were made. Parabola new Norfolk yellow ; Sa. h a been obtained,
and Ma for fine rums, whereas in forelee few transept:ions have
triumphed, from an indirtiosition on the part of factors to sell. Bar.
In hes met mere attention tor malting, 33e. being thereto* of mellow
qualities weighing 52 ilea., mil 345. dilbs.; grinding Is Jew request.
have mold on rathn better terse; bat in other articles little
variation of m. client be. occurred. At oar market this morello( we
had • much Iwo supply of wheat from the growers, and the arrivals
ealattile being moderate, whilst the rootlets from abroad
are b. so mesas large oortablerine that the wind has been
tavouraMe, the trade opened with an improved tone, trash-
thrashed wimples being early cleared et at 2.. advance, whereas
south country qualities and foreign commanded attention at the ex-
treme ratio., and In some partial sees at la. Improvement upon the
terms of this day re'nnight. For a pares% of chubs yellow Essex 79a
wee procured. and 78s. fur Wiabech, Hamburg red, with a chamber
erne, 706., weighing 391. e., and 755. dd. to 714. for extra Danish sod
Holttein. all weighed albs. per bushel. Flour was lees pressingly
offer ed. cull our extreme quotations are made with elfilculty ; but,
MA there la not much left would at the quay, we think there will be
no on malty to give way to effect a dewiness. By. without alters-
tior. Malting barley about Is. dearer; grinding smattered. Malt is
inciininr upward; the demand, however, is upon the whole limited.
Beans rath r dearer. Hailing eu held firmly; enquiry slow. With
ous ye wen moderately mooned by oar growers, sad the °meting
remit:pm bring likewise inairmllcant, farmers' samples made ,s. more
m. err, with rather more pandas in Scotch, at the turn in favour of
tk'. Iler. The arrivals this week are :—Wbrat, meet • Ise, 3111 qrs. ;
foreign. 1.391; barley, 0”11111,100, 7-. • foreign, 340; malt, coastwise,
'7 ; oats, coastwi.e. ; peas. t.treign, ;be no, foreign, sac ;
fi one. 1;4.6 soots; Indian cern &hr. SO sacks.
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Ploawicii, MAT 12.—At our market te-day there WU I good supply
of went. which Mune re.dy hoyera at I at week's rates, and towards
dm. a Vre to ly is. ra. per qr. advance was obtainable for at twice
beenptioes, and at th • advance there was a good •one in the trade.
'I here en a fair defend for l me, f.0.b., at Is. id. per sack admin.
trade steady ; good dry samples sommanded the extreme priori
tile day senniaki. beans and peas wen I. very limbed supply,
sad de - and small; no change to the price of either article. Oats
r. vet a Was side, at fatly late rates. lite following were this derv's
prime : wheat, white, 784. to 81s. per qr.; red, Vey. to 785.;
hal y, cosine, 795. to 305.; beans, 4's. to 48s; pees. 42s to 455.;
a,ta. 30a. to an. rine bougehold goer, f.0.b., 335. to bis. per sack of
.8 , ournmers 8n dog teaks, end claiming one moeth's cr.

NTS4,IMot, MAT 12.-111,f0 wu a lair quantity of wheat
rdaelerg here to.day, met of which found buyers at 2e. to Pa. per qr.
o. .er I•ist week's prices. Barleys sad beans were Is. to 2s. per cre.
dearer. Oats the eame u lut week.

ItrADING, MAY 12.—Our market was thinly supplied with wheat.
Players w re esdeavouring to make it cheaper; sellers were firm;
the millers being short of stock were lodu to purchase at but a
t• Ming reduction of last week Barley brought a small increase in
price. Oats must be called Is. dearer, so were also beans.
Women. May 12. —Although we have had rain, still the atroos.
she's is very cold and ungetusl. and beaus a good feeling In the
wheat trade at Is. per qr. over last week's rates, with a fair, mode-
rate supply. All spring cTs readily Wises former prices, but us
mote. Prices to the growers :—Wbeat, old. 70s. to 765. per qr.;
n.w 70s. to 81s. Oats, Is. M. to lu 9d. per owns. Ream, 418.
W 4711.

TI oac•nrsa, MAT 12.—Then wa again a good supply of wheat at
market, and the sales made were at rates Sully as high u this day
week. Barley held for an advance of Is. to 2s. per quitter, whit
which buyers would not comply. Oats =sla•aued their value.
Beans Is. per qr. dearer.
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You, MAT 12.—We hare a g rod attendanoe of farmers at this day's
market. wheat art a ready rale, at hilly last week's craw-. Barter
le. p,r qr. dearer. Oats, Stt. per some; and hang le. per qr. dearer.
In other articles no alteration. Wiest, white, eta to 63e. per qe.; red,
7 a. ta 76... Barley, malting. 6'e. to ite.; grinding. 3I• to Malt,
70s. to 71s. Oats, Is. Id. ala. 3d. perstuns of t4lba. Flour, 57a. to
395. per sack of 11101ta.

Itraxesinv, MAY 12.—We have bad a week of weather more like
February than May—frost, PllOll, wind, and rain alternately ; to.day
we ha.e ennehine, hut sult very cold. At our country market. this
week we had little grain offering. Farmers. Influenced nT doubt by
the uneessoo hle weather. were not prepared to sell unless at a con.
ekleraole advance. which. e idrring the Moe. as yet. of leading
markets, buyers would not give into ; to very little changed hands.
Here, today, we he a large nosrketuf all kinds of grain for the season
of the year, indeed quite a winter market. Barley end oats add
1,101*.y at abut a. per qr. reduction from the extreme rates paying
lea week Wised. on the amatory. sold very quietly at Is. to 2s.
p.r qr. reduction Wheat, Cis. to 00s. per qr. barley, 325. to 375.
010. IRS to 3.5. ed.
DUBLIN, M•lr I I.— We had a very quiet market at oar Corn
Exehatge today, and a more g neral disposition to sell. Wheat must
:se anted 6d. to le., nod oat. SI. to gcl. cheaper than on Tuesday. Bar-
ley supported the cure news of that day. Indian corn without ail,-
ration in value, bat the tranwicticas very few.
MATMCVOID. MAY :2. trot, a favourable change in the weather.
and a roeslearte arrival of foreign gran, o upped with the subnued
woe of the Eneli-b m rkekt, our trade this week has been very quiet.
both buyers and tellies being induced to eta the effect of the expected
arrivals from the Mediterra,can before committing themselves to
large operations. to hr at : Ile:demand for this article ecennuerngeod,
and this w ek'e arrivals are likely to be cleared ode: ship, without any
r. duction in price. For Lark) Or trade la quite as good latest week.
0,, he- ior samples of oats a slight conosesion has been made to
huyet., but prime samples command ready sale, at full pekes.
India. awn The trade in this article coatinuse to extend, end goa-
-1 riderahle sales hare been ma e since Monday, at improving prices,
and best ',mom. of Arnerleui are nearly It. per barrel dearer tines
-tourney last. Flour cannot be boll freely with nit submitting to a
rt Minion cf is. to ft. per a.tek. loports this week :—Want, 1,769
qrs.; witty, 6t ; Indian can, 2,670. Exports this week : —Oats,
4,0114 tweets; lour, 1,520 a Ala; Indian corn, 410 biretta.