The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-02 00:00:00

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.

Samuel Shortloads, Coldstream Guards, wee charged
with attempting to poison a young woman mined Preston.
Os the 16th of October, she went with the primmer to
• public-house, the Albemarle-army where they had beer
together. but whew the lot glass was poured oat, the sew
the prisoner put something into the beer sad she refused to
drink it. She then made an excuse to go sway, but he
eodeavoured to persuade bar to remain, when she told him
she hid seen him put something into the gleam. The con-
tents of the glue were preserved, sod found to be cyanide
of potassium, a violent poison. She had knows the pri-
mmer for four years, and lately she bad had a querrel with
him.

lir. Knox said the cam most go before a jury, bat be
woukl remand the prisoner in order that the staff is the
glass might be analysed.

MARYLIIMONE.

JOltidli Luigi, as orgaitigind.;,l7•• charged with con.
tinning to play t' Wool apt' shoe be bad been mutated to
dield.

Mr. Tatham, of Talbotrequere, rid that for the last two
years he had been constantly moneyed by the organ grinders.
There was as old lady Lain war him who encouraged all
three people by paying them most extravagantly. One
black men who knocked epee a drum came there every
week, to whom she gave ten shillings regularly. They
were is the habit of coming up to his door sod throwing
mad there, and making as intolerable dirt. When he told
them to ggoo away, they made fares at him and refused.
Mr. Mansfield asked the prosecutor if he had any reason-
able muse for amino, the wan to go away, became the act
at parliament stated that it should be lawful for any Mow
header personally or by his servant to require any street
musician to depart from the neighbourhood on account of
the illness of any inmate of the house or for other rissonable
cause.
The prosecutor said there was on Blame in hie house, and
it did not prevent him from carrying on his Wainer, as he
bad DOO6, but it was nevertheler a grit mamma to him,
as the noise was incessant.
Mr. Mansfield said he believed tide wee the wig great city
In Europe where street music was tolerated.
The prisoner was eventually diacharprl with an ad-
monition .
LAMBETH.
Thomas Williams, 38. was &sexed with burglarioualy
entering the house of Mr. Leaf, called Burlington Lodge,
and stealing several small articles of silver. The prisoner
wee suffering from severe wounds on the right temple and
the bridge of the nose.
ffolice-oonstable Stackwell about Wilmot one o'clock
was on duty in Crown-lane, Norwood, when he saws ladder
g"at the back window of Mr. Leare house. He got
ttrough the window, which was open, and found the
shutter cut through. Re went to the litiary, the door of
which was fastened, and then forced the door, and saw the
prisoner trying to escape through the window. A violent
struggle ensued, during which he knooked the prisoner
down two or three times, and was himself knocked down.
Mr. Leaf then am* to his assistance, and also one of his
servant,. Mr. Leaf was thrown down several times, but at
last the prisoner was overpowered. Several articles
belonging to Mr. Leaf were found upon him.
The prisoner admitted the burglary, but denied having
attacked the eonstabie.

Remanded upon the deterrent cd the police taut another
at.,,. would, perhaps, be made aphid him.

MARKET&

TALLOW.—SATUIDAT Driumm—The market was
quiet to-day. Spot, sad all the year, 445. ; January to
March. 455. ; March, 45e. 6d. Delivery to hat evening,
1,430 oaks ; arrivals, 3,002 maim

OOTTON.—lniarom, Oar. 3L —We bars to :sport
fair dermal' to-day, with a eissiber market. Ilas galas ars
0,000 bates, of slick 4,000 ars fur export sad speoslatisa.

OOTTON GOODS.—liAttcsormw, Ocr. 31.—The ix-
@item:mut which prevailed early is the week, and which had
its rise in enema speoulatiests at Liverpool, and is specula.
live purchases of yarn and cloth here, has gradually bum
aubeidiug. Is yarns the week closes with meninally the
same miaowed prices as were obtained on Tuesday, but
buyers state that practically they have found the market
rather easier ; for some descriptiees of Blackbur• yams.
=sr prarli lb. easier.
eta:ler; Exportweek has yaws firm, the
been t
aggregate, though 80030 few spielers sod holden have made
rake to a fair amount. The sales of cloth would have been
larger but for the high prime required by manufacturers.
A good many inquiries have been made for shirtisga and
other fabrics suited for India, but the principal heehaws is
supposed to bays been for speoulaton, shippers showing but
little disposition to operate at present high rates. In lost '
clothe, T cloths, and domestics there has been only a small
business, bat pnees are kilerabl) firm.
WOOLLEN.—Lerna, Ocr. 31. —The month closes with
• quiet market. The attendance I. both halls to-day has
been below the enrage, and the operations of buyers
were almost entirely confined to sorting up, so very
large partials beiog transferred. The natio demand was for
winter fabrics, such as have recently been in vogue; in
addition to there, a few tweeds and white hairline changed
hands. Bates continue firm.

BARDWARE.—Bummaitan, Ocr. 31.—The trade of
this town continues steady ; the improvement which took
place two err three weeks ago bas been fully maiotained,
and manufacturers in all the principal branches are fully
employed. The demand for material is increasiag, the
rolling mills are in full work, and the metal trades generally
are in a healthy state. The edge tool makers are busy,
some of them having good orders in for India and Spain,
The hollow ware trade is also tea healthy state ; the brass-
founders are doing a good business' and tbe lamp and chan-
delier makers and gasfittere are well off for orders. The
pea-makers report laminas dull, and in the button trade
many who are engaged in Bare only partially employed. In
W adjoining . district trade la good, the principal camp-
lion being in respect of those who are imogy•d
lin the pa-loci department at Derlastao, in which
there is nest to nothing doing. The imsfounders of
Wolverhampton are busy, as they also are at Wedoesbary
and West Bromwich, and in the casting trade there is a fair
amount of burin= cluing. At Walsall, the staple trade of
the place—saddlers' ironmongery—is io a satisfactory state.
On the Dudley sod Stourbridge side of the district all the
large works are in full operation, and there is • cheerful
tone amongst business men generally indicative of trade
being in • prosperous condition. The iron trade in this dis-
trict matinees active • them have been many fresh orders
risco quarter-day, and the principal makers have mufti.
dent to keep them going for several weeks. There is no
laitlur any doubt as to the maintenance of present prices
natal the end of the quarter. The coal trade is brisk ; as
the eastern side of the district best thick coal is at ris. per
ton at the pita. The pour law returns for this parish show
as Immo° in the number of inmates of the workhouse of
184 as compared with last year ; of outdoor paupers Were
was a decrease of 111.

OORN.—Caamoos, Oce. 31.—A doll wieeket, wits
or •o &harem.° is prices frost lest week. Wiwi*, red. 36a.
o 10e. ; white, 44a. ; beaky, 30e. to Me.; oata, 190. to Ve.
Pa. qr.
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Canters. Ocr. 31.—A good 'apply of all Wad" sy psis
la our market to-day. The *hest trade woo Tor/ dull, and
balder' had sumo difficulty is (Makatea mew the redwood
quotatima of last week. The 'aim feeling pomades Mae
market for oats sod barley. Oats sold at a reductive of 3d.
per buabel, and barley was 6d. par bushel down. Priem
may be quoted so follows :—Witost,whito, sow, 14a. 3d. to
17s. ; ditto "H, 16a. 6d to 170. 6d. ; rod. sow. 13s. ed. to
15s. 6d. ; ditto old, 15e. to 13o,;; barley, new,lo". toll.. ;
ditto. old, 10s. 3d. to 11.. ; oats, potato, mw, 7s. to
Bs. 3d. ; ditto old. 9a. 3d. told. ed. ; ditto, memos, 6n oa.
to 7s. ; ditto. 9a. 6d. to 10a per eitikilb Umbel. Flom,
la. 7d. to ls. 11d.; oatmeal, le. Bd. to dr. 10d. ; mowed,
la, 44.; barley med. ls. Id.

hea
bociuseri Orr: 31.—A geed supply of wheat sod other
awes. W B
gran ta, .
pew. Barka, far selected samples, la.
rae sad um
GoahroaD, Oor. 31.—Thy was • hips supply

wheat at market to-dap ; trade was firm for all descriptions,
and a few of the choice percels etre a turn io favour of
sellers. Fine malting barley io requott, and at fully late
prices. Wheat, 3hs. to 525. Barley, Vs. to 30e. Oak,
20s. to 25e. Beane, 365. to 44e. Pali. 364 to 375. per qr.
H IMITORD, Ocr. 31.-A full time.of.year supply of
wheat. Tiede still stationery, and no varieties 1n value of
any kind. Rattier a better demand for boast barleys, sag
more money given for such ; grinding lota u tefore. Oats
the same. Beans very dull, and rather lower. Wheat, red,
rune, 245. to 25e. per load ; fine, 25e. ; white, rune, 25a. to
275. ; floe, 28a. barley, malting, 32a. to 390. ; grinding, 281.
to 30s. per qr. ; ate, coarse, 16s. to 22a. ; feed, 245. ; old,
28e. ; beans, per load, 245. to 275. ; peas, 7.3 a. to Ifia
Emma& Ocr. 31.-Then was only a moderate
show of wheat, the supply comistitig of a sprinkling
of red and white doeoriptioom. Extreme rates ware
paid for floe qualities; other kinds moved off slowly. New
white made 41a. to 44g. ; new red, 395. to 41s. per 36 stone.
Of barley the show wit moderate, and the finest malting
Pill were held at full rates. Grinding samples the tarn
'lower-malting, 355. to Ur. per quitter ; grinding, 30e. to
32e. per 30 stone. The quantity of oats at market was fair,
and samples were quoted at about former currencies ; old,
Ma to 30a ; new, 21s. to 23e. per Si does ; beans were
only a moderate show, and sake proceeded steadily, late
rates being made without difficulty ; old. 41s. to 42a.; nee,
133 a. to 38s. per 38 stone. Flour, nil. to U. per 20 stone.

NRWCASTLE•UPON-TTNE, OCT. 31.-At our market this
morning we had a large supply of wheat from the grower.,
bat the arrivals coastwise, u well as from abroad. proving
moderate, fresh-thrashed samples, notwithatandier their
moderate condition, sold quickly, at fully last week's pnces ;
whereas mouth country descriptions, owing to the higher
pfttansions of sellers, met only a moderate inquiry. For
Doc:Axle there was a fair, steady sale, at previoul
Igict:bds.aZur had rather more tone, without, boweverleadiog
to much business. Ohoioe malting barley fully sustained its
value; grinding rather cheaper. Malt Without change.
Little passing in beaus or peas. Oat. mast be writhia
cheaper. The 'mirth the week are :-Wheat, coastwise,
1.442 qrs. ; foreign, 966. Rye, foreign, 50. Barley,coest-
wise, 2,335 • foreign,• 1,093. Walt, coastwise, 231.
Oats, ooestwlie, 2,060, foreign, 105. Peen. foreign, 97.
BOLD", comateriae, 14. Flour, coastwise, 1.532 sacks.
NORWICH, 007. 31.-The supply of wheat at this market
to-day was fair. sad quite equal to the demand; the males
made were at the Floes of this day amenight fur all deserip-
time. Barley made much the same prices as on last Satur-
day for both malting and distilling aorta; supply grad. In
oats, beans, and peas little doing. -Flour without alteration.
White wheat (weighing 631 be. to 661 be.). 435. to 45e.; red
ditto (weighing 631 be. to 6blbe.), 36e. to 41a.; test chevalier
malting barley (weighing 551ba to 560ba1, 36a. to 37a; rims
chevalier ditto (weighing 5411 m. to 551 be.), 34e. to 35e.
distilling ditto (weighing 521 h e. to 531ta.). 30e. to 32a; ciate,
245. to 96e.; beam, V& to 373.; pies, 35e. to 365. per qr.;
dour, 295. per seek. Averages-Wheat, 2,107 cps., 40m. 3.1.;
barley, 7,086 gm., 34a. Bd.; rye, 15 qrs., 27a. Wheat
sowing bar propelled maid ctorily in NOrfelk all through
the mouth -; the *Reads plough up well, sod the wheat has
been drilled in the finest order.

liornitonen, OCT. 31. —The supply of wheat was pretty
fskt for the lemma, and sample* came to band in Varied
oolditica. There was a fair demand at full prices. Old
whits sorts made Ca. to 434. ,• old red, 39a. to 425. ; uew
white, 41s. to 45a. ; new red, 38s. to 425. per 36 atone.
There was a tolerable show of barley, and the bed eons
were unaltered ; for wares runs prices were lower.
33.. to 40a. per qr. ; grinding, 22e. to 31.. per 30 stone.
The demand foe oats was of a quiet character. and the rates
d lest week were difficult to support : old, 244. to 31a ;
new, 20e. to 25e. ; old foreito, 23e. to 275. per 24 stone.
Besse met a tolerable demand at quite as much mods se
bordofose ; old. 38s. to 43e. ; new, 37e. to 38• per :343 stone.
Fleur, 274. to 375. per 20 stone.
Pirennosofona, Ocr. 31.—Although we bad a good show
of wheat here to-day, all the hoe sample, were readily
dossed off at prices that were not obtainable last week.
Bexley was likewise a little dearer. In oats or beans there
ems so alketation in value.

MILDEW, OCT. 31.—The wheat trade at our mar.
bit this motairig was dull, at late rates. Good mall
F
barley is soiree, and commaode full prices. There is a
show of other descriptions but the demand is slow. is
and Wane emetiaue a eterdy.trade. There is a large supply
of pies, bat very little inquiry.

itocatrinn, Our. 31.—The Mande were moderately fur-
nished.' Of new wheat there was a good supply, sad late
rates were welleupported. Beet white respite made 44a.
to 48.., and nod 42.. to 445. per quarter ; secondary and in-
ferior white 40a. to 445., and red 38.. to 425. per quieter.
The foniga trade our very firm, and best Baltic. made from
50a.toli4a.aziTer. Of barley there was a good show,
and prime parcels were taken off at late figures ;
borthiada made to 39.., end others 34. to 38s. per
quarter ; grinding Mods, Ifia. to 28s. per quarter. Oats
were about soarer's* supply; and the transactions effected
were chiefly of a retail clutrader. But kinds were Be. to
255., and others 18.. to Be. per quarter. For beans and
per there was a &ow sale, hot prices were about the same
as before. The dour tribe wen firm, and late rates wars
well supported.
WISDOM, OCT. 31.—We bad a good supply of wheat at
our market to-day, which met a good demand at fully Bd. to
la more mousy. Oats is short supply, and maintained the
=Ol last week. Berley end peas without alteration.
to the grower :—Wheat, white, new, 41.. to 445.,
831bs. per bushel ; red, ditto, 395. to 415., 6311 n. per bushel.
Oat', sew, 9d. to 10d. per otos&

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Woacirra, OCT. 31.—At this day's market there was a
lees supply of Baglish wheat. which found bays,* at previ.
ens rates. Barley again rather cheaper. Oat" unaltered.
Boas Ana. Pees more inquired for.
Your. Ocr. 31.—Thee was a fair attendance, and the
show of bow wheat was moderate. Buyers operated
steadily, and the rates of last week were well supported.
Prete" for now wheat varied front 40.. to 445. ; new red, 365.
to 40a. per 36 stows. There was a fair demand for malting
barley, sad prices were the same as lost week. Samples
may be quoted at 29.. to 32a. per quarter; grinding, 275. to
30e. per 30 stone. The supply of oats was rather is excess
of the demand, the prices of last week being barely sup-
ported. New, 18a. to 20s. per 24 stooe. A better demand
was exporiefoood for beano, arid late prises were well sus-
tained; samples made 38a. to 40a. per 38 stow. 1i1a1t.624. to
645. ; rye, 30s. per quarter. Flour, 31s. to 325. per 280Ib.
WATERTON:4 Oar. 31—Our importa this week are eery
small, esusleting of one cargo of Black Sea wheat. Sap-
pho' of country emu have been also under the avatar of
the three preceding weeks. Prices have varied but little,
though in most instances 'ellen have obtained better figures
than could have been got last week. Mach difficalty is felt
in obtaining storeroom, and should foreign grain continue
to arrive in quantity, a considerable increase an present fetes
of storage will have to be paid. Indian corn is bold for an
&drama of 3d. to lid. per barrel, but sales are most trifling
at present. Imports this week :—W heat, 2.325 qrs. ;
dour, 100 make. 'Esparta this week :—Wheat., 970 barrels ;
barley, 831 ; cats, 13,657 ; dour, 1,634 sacks ; ladies nom,
100 barrels.

.oATl'LL—Cantinut, Ocr. 31.—'hero wee • mall
market in consequence of the storm. la the shorthorn
clam, yearllage fetched 71. to 101. ; two year olds, 101. to
131. ; Galloway yearliog bullocks, 51. to 131. ; two year olds.
W. to 101. ; three year olds, 111. to 11/. 10a. •bred
Lanka sold at 16s. to 20a. ; Cheviots, 12s. to lee.