The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-11 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

Thomas Turnpenny, airtr; napeotabledosking
aged luau' was placed at the bar for foal evoninatina,
chore sith intermarrying with Charlotte Shopper], his
first wife being then and now living. Mr. Warier, am.,
conducted the prosecutiou.
Charlotte Sheppard, a good-looking young woman, said
that iu the middle of 1862 she became acquainted with the
=and they carried oe courtship till the 4th of
1883, when they were men ied at St. Saviour's
Church, Southwark. He always told her that he was a
bachelor, but on Tuesday, the god instant, she (mod oat
otherwise. On that day oho called at his °Soo, 21, Colima.
street, Fenehurch-street, and while conversing with him
another woman came up and chimed to be his wife, having
surreal him in 1866, and had three children by him, whom
be had deserted. On his ackeowledaing that to be a feet
she called a constable and gave him into custody. Witness
had lived with him since their marriage, and had one child
by him He always treated her well.
William Henry Brewer, 84, City police, mid that on
Tuesday afternoon, the god instant, be was on duty in
Fetiohnichatreet, when he wee rolled. by last witness to
21, Cullum-street, and she gave the prisoner into custody
for bigamy. The prisoner Imo "1 know I have
dace wrong, and I am sorry foe IR" Siam the lest at.
ansination be bad searched the marriage register of St.
Bride's, Flest-steset, said found that on the Bled of Novem-
ber, 1856, be menisci his first wife, who was present in
court. He also searched the register of Bt. Saviour's, and
found that on the 4th of Mareb, 1883, be married Charlotte
Sheppard, the het witness. He produced the attested
eap•ell of them registers.
Theodore Beesley, a watchmaker, at Bayswater, brother.
la.law of the prisoner, said be was present at the bra
• at St. Bride's, Fleet-street.
This all the evidence, the prisoner said that he bad
sothiag to offer in his defence, only he was extremely sorry
for his eseeed wife.
He was fully committed to Newpie for trial.

Job. Phrsti, a tall rufilanly looking young fellow, MS
limped with being comerned, with two others not is cur
Cody, in committing a savage and serious assault upon
William Jackson, and robbing him of a valuable alter
watch under the following daring circemsereces :
The prosecutor, • geotlernan residing near the Marlborough-
reed, Old Kent-road, who exhibited • severe wound ou
Ike left side of the face, and who had bees otherwise
seriously injured, said, that on Wednesday mea, the 3rd
het., be had business to traosaet in the City, sad he made
as arrangement to call for his wife at • friends house in
litainfad-street, to sceompazy her home. Belts rather late
wire he arrived there he found that his wife had gone by the
railway. He aireredigly proceeded towards house by the same
carmases, sad stepped at the Elephant sad Castle station.
It wee then abash neuter to 12, and he walked towards
bone. He bad net gone roots than 60 yards beyond
the Bricklayers' Arms Tame when he was soddenly
twos by three men, one of wham seined him
7tTeldthroat and pulled him backwards, sod another seized
hes arms, sad he was thrown with great form on the pave.
meet, whisk newly @tossed hint. Gm of the men, whom
be believed to be the primmer, thee came in (root of him,
and seined hi watch and broke it from the chain. He
struggled very such thee and tried to get sp. when the
prisoner pulled him backwards, and he received a violent
kick on the left temple and was nearly blinded with
blood. He endeavoured to eels, bold of kis cowardly
assailant, but was thrown on his back mai., sod they all
is. off. He called out " Stop thief !" and " Polies I " and
shortly afterwards he saw the prisoner in custody, and be
pointed him out as one of the men who had sneaked him.
le answer to the magistrate he said that he err sure the
primmer was one of the men who attacked him. as in the
struggle he got in front of Lim, sad distinctly saw his
listens. . .

Tbepaimoser here said it was all falai. He knew Potbiug
al tie gendarme at bin mash. Be was ampules bone
obis tbe constable collared him aad dragged him off to
the dation-boom

TM iOrglile;L reraweled the prisoner far • week.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Lrritaroot., Annum 10.—Markat vary quiet
and irregalar. Tha sales to-dar aro 4,000 balm, inaloding
1,000 for aparalation sod Frt. 400 asn, 282 d.
to 32d. ; 100 Porous. tot., to M. ; 20 Maratiliata,
32€1. 50 liaotio and Bahia, ' ed. ; 400 Santini, 29d.
to 36d. ; 3,ooo)oarial, Sands, A.., 160. ; China, 141.
to 19d. ; Japan, 21441. to 24d.

001LN.—Boermr, AUGUST 10.--Our market to-day has
boos s slew trade st last week's raids. Whits, from 445. to
486.: red, 40a. to 435. Besse, 40a. to 425. ➢ass, 345. to 38a.
Oats, new, 2L. to 225.,12 slow. Very MAL doing.

Ocesoow, Aucaust 10.—The supplies of wheat and flour
continue to be oe a liberal male, 8,003 qrs. sad 8.370 bomb
having mired from America, together with 1.561 qrs. peas.
Of other Wages, with the exospticse of 2,600 qrs. lodise
core from the Black Be., the supplies are light. The
weather ham been unsettled, yesterday being very wet with
rather a low nags of temperature for the seams. Os early
soils some barley has be.. reaped, but wheat tarred le not
expected to be gees& before the end of the moth. The
&premed state of the trade in Mark-law hes mood buyers
her. to bold off, and in the sales effected of wheat some
reduction had to be 0000eded. Floor brought preview
Mille. In the valise of spring core 11141. vsziataos wound.
The market toelay was without nativity. and American
'beat was offering ex ship M. per boll under last quota.
Boos. Flour was lardy at previous rates. Barley without
*hasp. Oats and oatmeal were held for full prima, but
met a slow sale. Beans, peas, sad Indian corn were
unaltered in vales.

OATTLlL—Elocrmuz. eoooec 10.—Tred• dull. oelT
pria• qualities main taisdag previous rat*. Bea undo from
3s. 4d. to fo. ; naottoo. 4.. to hi. 6d, ; lamb, tio to 7s. ;
• ki. to Bo ; pork, 30. 4d. to 44. 4d. per stone of filto.,
@Joking w oda/

00ALIL Amen Ill.—Braes 8..& Waal
Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; North Pelsos 0.., lb. ; Wallas Pris-
m% 13s. 34. ; Walla End Byres, 17s. • Walla gad Barka
wad. Walls Rod Wbaraelar. 17s. ,• Maim 6d.-
Ead Braddylis 174 9d. ;Willa Zed
19s. ; Walla Sod Ream Primsam. 17.. 6d. ; W.Y.—
Ramalrs Ilettea, 17s. dd. ; Walla Bad Hartlepeei, 18a. N.;
Walls Lod Hayek Flail, 18a. ; Walls Zed Hallos, 17a. 9d.;
Walls Fad rael Harthood, 18e. 9d. ; Walla End Saab
Hartlepool, 17a. 9d. ; Walls kd South Sallee, 186.-10119 s
at market, 71; sold, 67.