The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-17 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

James George. a welt dresecd youth of 18, who gave a
false address, was charged with stealing a hoodlums gold
watch and chein, the property of Mr. Chabata lota, an
Egyptian engineer.
The prosecutor was at the hoe entrance of t►e Lyceum
Theatre a few nights ago, when the prisloor, who had taken
up his station within the lobby, joined in toe general rush
which took place on the opening of the doors. Buddealy
Mr. Issa felt a tog at his fob, and at the same moment saw
his valuable chronometer in the hands of the prisoner. He
seised the rascal by the throat, and held ►im, half suffo-
cated, until ►e dropped the watch to the ground, having
previously contrived to detach it from the chain by wrench-
ing the ring in two.—The prisoner was committed for trial.
The prosecutor—" Give me my watch, me no be bothered
in die way. Me no appear agaio. 1 have wasted mush
time sins@ already, and I wsate no more, unless you pay to
me a guinea for every hour.
The woray foreigner was assured that he would not be
detained long at the Old Bailey.
Prosecutor—The old who ? . .

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The proem of the trial was captained to him, but it was
long before the nicer mould get him 0 accept the notice to
attend at the maims. . _ .

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Rt7hard Walker. a sorter In the General Prat otßee was
aced at the bar, shamed with stealing two letters supposed

• contain caeoey. .
Mr. Peacock, the Peet-office solicitor, attended for the

Mr. Willis Clara stated that he resided at Mile-end, and
wu an inspeetor of letter carrier.. The prisoner wee a
sorter in the General Post-oMu, and on Baturday, from
information witness had received, he sensed him of as.
ageing bitten. The prisoner denied the charge, and stated
that he bad no objection to be bed, hut that be had I
changed his coat during the morning 5r..,, • coutable,
was then called, and he found the two letters produced iu
the priuner's pocket. The prisoner said he knew nothing
about them, and that some person must have pieced them
in his pocket. The prisoner had been in toll melon of the
Post-oMee for nearly 15 year., and his salary was U. 15s. 8.1.
par week.
The prisoner, in answer to the charge, repeated that the
letters must have been placed in his pocket by some villain.
He was remanded.

Grace, a letoncerrier, was also committed fey stealing
three letten ; and Merles Simpson, the Barnet letter-car-
rieq was also committed for trial for stealing a letter.

WORSHIP BTBEBT.

Mr. Edward Maoism, secretary to the Friends of the
Clergy Society, in St. Maras's- plant, was suromoesd for
haviag refined to pay the sus of 6d , being the remainder
of the fan due to Wm. Grange, a cabman.
When the one was called on, the eonsplaissat, after
looking very hard at the defendant, exclaimed, "Please
your worship, I have nothing to soy arsine that Rondo-
s's, for I wren saw him beton in my life." Rs then
enplaned that he had drives a gentleman, ea the 4th of
the prams, month, to the Eastern Counties Railway.
The gentleman had refused to pay him his lawfsl fare, sad
gave tins his name sad address, which he wrote on a piece
of paper. It was "Mr. Edward Manikin, Friends of the
Clergy Society, Eminghalletren." "There,' said he,
"now yin may summon me if you like," and he Inner
distely wane sway. Re (complaisant) had goes to Banat
hall•stnet, where be was informed that Mr. Kann*, end
all the Friends of the Clergy gentlames, had looted to B'.
Mar. beeline, so, of moan, he west there, and served the
ritSIMOSO open Mr. Missing
The dotsaihat sefd k was evident that seem sus hod mode
as unersoustabls w of hie sum, sad had subjretsd him
to rut saasposeo, dm be bed come up from Lepton,
wham be bail left suss imponsat hostess, is purpose to
mimed at this mart.
Mr. D'Zyneovet said it was certainly a vary penliar are,
sad both parties bed suffered frees an impudent and (mac a.
last ham. It ally numisod for his to discharge the
'IMAM

Li LM field sod George Payne, Esq., have
itsieVelis slowsr aidp et the v.issestsr Siring is,*

boaailp mad priers ul atl dia..riptiona aro unchanged. Tt.e
aoviera smarted kf,tr buiioesa boars. The W.,
to day sV 7.000 bar. (1,0(0 for ',putt, but non#on spr,•n•
htioa). In addition to Amci ia lam (01..e.ich about 4,000
Naha w.is mold) thy 'aka eoinpriard 160 P.,rnats and
..ranh,on, Gtd. to 71,4 ; GO Uabia, 611.; 1:10 Esnutoo,
611.; mud 2,..00 Surat, 414. 1.. 51 I. pro to.

COTTON GOODS —lLta clamant, Bzer.ls.—We have
• quieter market lob in cloth and yarn than a week ago
Owing to the upward temei.cy of cotton on Tuesday,
sowers were asking, sod in some tams obtained, • fraction
more money for yaras that were somewhat scarce, hat since
tern the demand bas been leas pressing, buyers tor the home
trade especially atiliwtog less disposition to purchase in
advance of iramediaie wants, sod the market is somewhat
easier. Prices, hnwevir, are quite steady. In cloth,
insunfooturers no longs, press for the extreme rates do
manded on Tuesday. The rise in the rate of discounts, the
advanced price of sore, and other changes, hese led to
greater estoion among buyers, but the demand is about
equal to the production for the praise, and sellers evince
no senility at present; prices are therefore steady. For
priating cloths thine is a good demand both for home use
End upon, and milkers are will engaged at very lad paces.

WOOLLEN CLOTH —Lem, Sere. 15.—Thi.re hes
been a steady market this morning. With about the usual
attrodarce ut Doyen in both the Cloth Itch, there has been
a tilt swage business dune in seasonable gouda, without
any change in other respects.

WOOL.—lttairsa, Barr. 15.-Btreks abundant, sod no
advance is obtained. Is worsted and yarns no po:ceitible
alteration. We have sitosstbsr a gam moats.

HARDWARE —l3thauronme, Si,?. lb.—Trade here
is gradually resuming a healthy state ; the factors report
that their orders b the been much larger during the last few
they', and the information we receive from the 'unchaste is
of an equally favourable character. The &deices from the
United buttes by the last mail were fully as cheering in
their tone as we have reporter* for the lest five or sic weeks.
The orders were again large, though nothing like the bulk
Int the spring trade have yet come to hand. There are
considerable orders in from India and from Australia, end
the foreign •redo. generally, is improving, so that it is now
beyond a doubt that we shalt have a brisk whiter trade.
The iron trade has undergone no change this week. The
Birmingham Journal of this morning states that the
colliers in the neighbourhood of Dudley have, io
most instances, returned to their work on the
terms of compromise offered by the matters, and stated
nader this head last week; bat it is much to be feared that
the trouble is only temporarily arranged, and that any
flasher advance of prices at quarter.day will be followed by
fresh denthads on the part of the men. Toe masters ►ave
themselves to blame for all the evils which arise from a per
ascetic* in this folly by the men. By a proper union sad
spirit of confidence amongst themselves, this anomaly of tl e
employed dictating to toe employers might very soon be
pat a stop to, and with advantage to all eoneeened The
oonesquenes of a continuance of the present policy will be that
in a few years a lug' portion of the triads will be lost to the
district. At this moment the price of coal in this district is
double what it ought to be if the men worked a reasonable
time; the consequence is that in many Instances maniac-'
torero have been obliged to advance the price of their goods
oa that 'meat.

CORN.—CAMBRIDOII, 81rr. 16.—We bad a fair supply
of new wheat, whieb wu slowly taken c ff, at about h. to 21.
advance. Red wheat, new, 781. to 80.. per qr.; old, 82..
to Sto. Barley, 341. to 38s. Brans, 445. to 48.. Peas, 40e.
Ito 440. Oats, 28s. to 32e.

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CANTIP.BURY, Sart. 16.—We were moderately supplied
with wheat to-do, but, u farmers WOTO asking higher
rims titan the buy eta would accede to, scarcely any bud-
Bess was dons. Old brown wine, 80e. to 83s, ; new, 784.
to 831. ' • old white, 88s. •, new. 83s. to 86.. Barley, new,
334. to 38s. Oats, old, 295. to 31s. Beane, old, 435. to 465.
Peas, bog, 425.
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Cimmisii, Burr. 15.-We had a good supply for wheat
at our market this moreiop, which was readily sold at last
week's rates. Oats and barley, supply limited. Old oats
dearer. New the turn cheaper. Batley 11°4 very well at
last weak's rates.. Wheat, white, new, 304. to 325. ;
old, 51s. to 335.; red, new, 28e. 6d. to 30s ; old, 295. to 315. ;
Barley, new, 15e. to 165.; old, 155. to 16e. Oats, potato, old,
18s. 6d. to 14a. 6d.; do. new, Ile 6d. to 12s. 6d.; comma,
old, 12s. 6d. to 135.6 d. ; Rye, 17e. to 18s.; Flour, per stone,
2s. 10d. to 3s. 2i.; Oatmeal, 2a. 4d. to 2s. 6d.; Bytom!,
Is. Bd. Barleymeal, Is. 6d. _ .

COLCHESTER, Surf. 16 —A large supply of wheat, the
es's slow, at an an I Is. A few samples of barley,
peas and beans were aired ; them obtained prices fully
equal to last week.
GUILDFORD, SIFT. 16.—There was not a large supply of
wheat. The demand was good for old, at an advance of le.
to 2s. ;sera,. But new was difficult of disposal, buyers being
unwilling to submit to say advance. The supply was nearly
cleared iff at about last week's rates. Wheat, old, 80r. to
92.. per qr. ; new, 78s. to 91s. Barley, 361. to 381. Rye,
Mk. to Ms.

OLOCIORSTI/1, SRPT. 15.-There was a large Ripply of
new English wheat at our market this day, for which
farmers demanded the full prices of last Saturday; millersl
endesirourec to buy at less money, but could not succeed.
Foreign firmly held at late rates. Barley lid. to Is. detest.
Beans firm. Oats are still in good den and, and the quota-
tions of last week were rather exceeded. Imports for the
week ending Sept. 16:-Wheat, foreign, 3,311 qis. Barley,
441. Oats, 251. Peas, 637.
HISWITORD, San. 15 -We bad a good supply of new
wheat at market to day, which; met a dull trade at rather
less money. Old sampler supported last week's prices. We
bad but little doing in hurley ; no new offering. Oats, pees,
and beans fully maistain former prices. Wheat, from 445.
as 61s. per load. Barley, 30s. to 36e. per qr. Oats, 245.
to 33e. Pees, 26e. to 295. per load. Beans, 28s. to 325.
Terre, 651. to 80s. per load.
NIWCABTLIATPON•I TRIO, ISIPT. 15 -The weather this
week, with the exception of a few alight showers, has bean
highly favourable for harvest operations, with which our
farmers have been fully engaged, and we are happy to state
that in the most early localities some portion of the wheel
crop has already been d, but, from the best informa-
tion we can collect, it will he fully a month yet, even with
the meet favourable we, thaw, before the fields mut be cleared
is the Highland district, • 1. Is, however, a cause of great
thankfulness that the wheat in the south has been to well
secured, tor we fear the crop throughout the country will
prove considerably short, both as regards quality and yield,
of the produce of last year, so that we conceive should the
war not shortly be brought to a conclusion, we shall be
doomed to experience a very high range of prices for the
ant twelve months. The trade during the present week
has ruled exceedingly firm, though quiet ; yet in the host.
Pees done an advance of fully Is. per qe. has again been
established, a little entre old Norfoik having been sold in
*tail at 875., and two parcels of new red at 85s. per qr.,
weighed 631 be. per bushel. Foreign hascommanded' a
fair there of attention, Welgast making freely 84s. Ia
quantity, and 85s. slowly is retail, whereas 69ibe. to
59ilbe. Holstein, red, at the same time has sold at 82a. to
835., all weighed 63. be. Flour has met a fair inquiry at 21.
advance, whilst other articles have been in improved request
at slightly enhanced rates. At our market this morning we
had a moderate show of wheat from the grower', amongst
which were a few samples of new, but the arrivals tweetw
bsi• g moderate, with nothing in from abroad, fresh-thrashed
native growth was taken off quickly at an advance of Is.'to
2s. per qr., whereas upon foreign an amendment of folly 21.
per qr. wasestablisbed. The new shown was of various
quality and condition, and sold from 665. to Ms., the latter
very fine and weighing 631bs. per bushel naturally. For a
panel of very choice old Norfolk red 871. was procured, 35s
for best rune, and 86s. for average Scotch white, whereas
fins Wolgest wee offering at 835., and at the same time 84s.
was made fora smell parcel of Kiel, and 83s. for Heligenha•
ten, all weighed 631bs. Flour scare* and fully 3s. per sack
dearer, the value of choice households, with a Liston of
new, being 69s , and old 686. to 68s. 64. Is rye little mining.
Barley, both malting and grinding, tend, ng upwards. Malt
i drawing into a narrow compass, and much wanted. Beans
end peas held firmly for higher rates. With oats wkwere
shortly supplied, end all descriptions sold readily at an im-
provement of Is. her qr. The arrivals this week are :-
Wheat, coastwise, 1,194 qn.; malt, eoaerwse, 66; cwt.,
coastwise, 700; beans, foreign, 44; flour, 860 sacks; Indian
core flour, 26 sacks.
Noawicu, Sara 15.-Our market this day was tolerably
well supplied with wheat, both old and new, mostly in dry
condition, but much of the new thin And blighted. The
yield, as ascertained by the new thrashed from most reliable
quarters, is very mush lees than last year; some ',peek to
fall two quarters per sere, bat we hope to find better produce
as the sees m advances. Priem were without chimp, higher
rates were demanded, but could not be obtained, and the
trade was slack at last week's currency. Flour trade as
well was precisely the nine. Barley trade scarcely OMR-
owned es yet. Beans sod peas small eupply ;no change in
value. Oats were in fair supply, and the extreme rates of
last week were obtained.

Pwrianonooon, SEPT. 13.—Although we had a good
ennpla of wheat here to-day prices generally cannot be
called lower; new 63 be. yellow wheat, 77e. to 78.. per qr.
New barley Is. to 2e. per qr. dearer. No alteration in the
value of oat. or beans.

RZADING Blur. 15.—The supply of wheat was good;
sew realised, with a brisk demand, from le. to 2s. advance
tibia week ; old, though not so math in request, realised a
like advance. New sold from 6431. to 89e. ; old wheat, Tes.
to 884. The demand for barley is liberal, and the supply
from Is. to 21. per qr. dearer. Oats and beans, both Is. per
qr. Surer.
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▪ Wiseacre, SEPT. 16.—W• have had another week of
briltiant weather, with the exception of I huraday, which
was cold, with slight rain. The harvest in this neighbour-
hood is nearly ell lumped in the best possible order. The
supply of old wheat to-day is small, and of new several
tailspin are sbouiog. The quality better than that of last
week. Value ranging from 701. to 130 e., and for old 784. to
fila., white 85.., with a good demand for all. Scarcely soy
other grain affair,. and former crime readily paid. Prices
to the /rowers :—Wheat, old, To. to &sr. per qr. ; new,
70. to 80e. Oats, Is. 33. to Is. 4d. per stone. Bums, 47e.
to 50e.
Woionaamn, Our. Id.—At this day's market there well a
large supply of new wbeat, swot of which found buyers at
abstinently of this day se'onight. Barley rather dearer.

MARKET.% Oats turaltoraa. Beams fully h. Far qr. `daam. Pao
advaseed U. par qr.
BUT. 16 —Wi bad a gond show of both old rad
•Livarrooi, Nterr 16 —Tits market clowd maw wisest as thin dey b market, *blob sat a slow male, at

rather wider thine of last week. New horny was
ibewri et prices from 364. to 38s. In beans and oats f.O
alteration. Wheat, white, 80s. to 85s. per imperial qr. ;
tad, 70t to 78.. Bonny, weitiog, 38.. to 395. ; grinding. 30..
to Ws. Beano, 401. to bile. Ityc, 44.. Malt. 70s. to 725.
Oats, Is. 3d. to la. 441., per stone of lUbs. Fleur, 60.. to
Ste. per wick of 2801 b..
Coal, Sart. 15-(By Enrilish and Irish Magnetic
Telegraph.)-3211 barrels whits wheat, 85.. to 425. ; 121
barrels red wheat, at 355. to 38.. ; 200 red ditto, 38s.
to 39.. ; 168 ditto red ditto, 39'. to 40a. ; 242 barrel. barley,
18.. to 19s. ; 92 ditto bere, 17s. 311. to 18.. ; 1,280 barrels
eats, 141. to 15s 7d. ; 400 bonen eatei_l4a. 7d. to 144 Bd. ;
bay, fanners', 52i. to 00s.; dealers',o.3l.; straw, farmers',
Ms. to 30.. ; Glover, 10d. to Ild.
WATISTORD. SETT. lb.-Another week of atiinterrupti
Sae weather has nearly terminated the harvest in this
neighbourhood, and farmers now begin to bring forward
their produce pretty free y. At this morning's market we
had a fair supply of wheat and oats, bat very limited of
barley, all in much better condition than our previous
deliveries, but still showing a great range in quolity.
Wheat was quickly cleared off at the extreme quotations of
Saturday last, and oats were eagerly bought at en advance
of 41. to 6d. per barrel. Barley was fully as dear. Our
Imports of foreign wheat and Indian corn since this 0.1
se'oniaht have not been large, and the late arrivals of the
Terser; having beenjpretty well got rid of, millers have
pribesed to a fair Intent, at rather more money for fair
telpies. Indian eons has been in good request, and buyers
boo had to pay 3d. per barrel over the currency of last
week; many holden are now looking for a further ad-
vents. Flour of the best brands the tarn dearer. Imports
this week :-Wheat, 1,456 qrs. Indian eorn, 240. Flour,
230 sacks. Bsports this week ;--W heat, 447 barrels.
Barley, 40. Oat', 2,284. Flour, 607 saeks. ladian corn,
4a brla.

KIRKCALDY, Ram .16.—The weather during the week
having continued favourable for harvest °pentane, great
progress has bees made in the reapiug end M gathering of
the mom. On many farms in this district the cutting is
finished, and a large proportion is now secured in good eon-
dition. At oar country markets, this week, there were few
farmers present, and lit,le grain offering. Wheat met a
ready sale at le. to 2e. per qr. advance, and the few samples
of new bailey shown were eagerly taken off at Is. per qr.
above the rata of last week. The inlets of owe were in
favour of the sellers. Here, to-day, there was a small 'how
of old, and a few parcels of new wheat ; the firmer milked
Is. to 2e. per qr. advance on last market day's pricee. The
oondi•lon of the sew was indifferent, except one floe parcel
of 841 Ike. There was a fair supply of barley for the season,
whieh sold quickly at ls. per qr above the prices of this day
week. There wen ens parcel of old oats weighing 44 lbe.,
and two of new weighing 40 and 43} lbs., which sold at oat
subjoined quotations. Wheat, old,Bos. to 86s. per qr.; new,
60e. to 82s. Barley, new, 31s. to 38e. Oats, old, 355.; new,
30s. to 33,. 6d.

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