The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—irvzsroot, Ocr. 7.—The sales of cotes
to-dayare estimated at 11,000 bales, of which 600 have been
take* for export, and 1,000 on speculation. They include
160 Penton and Maranhao, at 60. to 7ed.; 100 Bahia,
at red. to bid. • 300 Egyptian, at 6e. to 7ed. ; 1,000
Surat, at 31d. to'red. The imports Waco this day se'anight
are 20.000 balsa. The market clam !rely, and, com-
pared with Friday's rates, ;irks@ of American and all other
sorts are Emily maintained.
MANCIIIIITIR, Ocr. 7.—Our market for cotton yam and
sloth continues very arm. We have not had a large busi-
ness in sloth, for, what with the contrasts running and the
heavy sales recently made, then is not maw room for new
business. The stacks of cloth of ell Weide, meltable either
Ito the home demand or export, are redoes& very low, and
whilst it is &Moth for buyers to supply their wants from
these, there is almost equal difkulty OW** orders so u
Ito ensure anything like early delivery. Tigre Ye sot been
any great amount of new bssisess twist he yarns for ex-
port, but the home trade are heavy Wpm. especially is
SO's to 60's pia cope, aid the ollemesil bees this scores in
almost all amebas is psi. Thee wee a "was hspresiea
this the*. boa the twister two of Oho ambit Ito
the raw Aisle wasil be seder, but free the ea.
teat of order, is es the contrary, en of opi-
aloe that priest ef esees2e here will be ataintolsedi, if,
indeed, they do met pp

HOSIERY AND LACE TRADEB.—Norrixowem,
Get. 7.—There is a Nee impremsent in dimmed for lace
pods timeseally, bat apt to the extent expiated. The Ame-
rican balm that hew wear have not gime .at their ordm
so extemeivilizothet:o:ore wont i• hypes moons for
eithm leaner up this tate,titifr pair of late
being te wait te the period fee the of obtain-
ing geode at aWe pita thin they ale orhrd w their
errs-
vMT. The Swim trade is good in miedy all Writhes bat
Sloven, hat the iagai for them hat been ether imprimad,
and the wipe* of fall employment for the hes& dater
the winter mime very °main. Yarn is freely mid. et f
pelt..—Notes Journal.
MANUFACTURES.—Bnaprozn, Ott 7.—Yaiss : The
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asTresia-tOToeu;b7riimea3ti•eiiardiiii so faroarable
Wino fee the berm; Ow dal y theallewen us well
=a with their sped Item m Items ad sot Sake fresh
= di poisliA awl the beak yeses the quantity is
bane fehiel TM pelee Masi es Maws, the spinners
law beeseg thele sessosa se posamMito.:sreder, and
without debtbileme rim met he fee they bear
so maim le the se* et mak* Week. • There
is use one eingle file et Eakin weeds as sine as they
have bees, kw deem le woke than of,
and that, too, at a when we age veselly getter,
the wawa being at best when He newheste pause
till they see how the wawa Weds week ell Thew I. no
doubt this bat bosa a fall MOW MINIM he *. =admits,
but the waft ever espeeiessed bp the weriallsWeren. The
stredwole bevies Wm sat he.. 0111.1110. arty in May,
awl laineditsly allw the West seehele spend is wean.
slim with meliorable wins's. ea Wilsey' piss sad
thew rates we WU Grimly assintalsall. OM= weeps she
adenoid hew U. to Bd. per lb., and die whole semen hen
best W a pregame character, and ell that is new appwttt
=wised warp and weft to lbw a dell
Observer.

ATTEMPTED GAROTTE ROBBERY NEAR LEEDS.—
Oft Wednesday afternoon two young men, named James
Williamson and John Lee, both residents at a place called
GUILDHALL. Hunslet Hall, were examined before P. W. Nell, Esq., at
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JIMle aiteial, Thomas Rotas, sad Jame Wawa were Leeds Court House, on a charge of assaulting and attempt.
lbusesbt up la artedy by Hereford sad Webb, the Oaten WOOL.—BRADPOLD, Oct. 7.—There has been a shade Mg to rob Mr. Joseph Hartley, stuff merchant, of Leeds.
el Via Meallakt fiesiety. more doing her. in combing wools of all kinds, and for fine According to evidence adduced, it seems that on Saturday
Issfaid stead flat he wee mobs ever Weetakinetie. wools the market is not well supplied. In the country night last Mr. Hartley had occasion to go to Hunslet Carr,
heMge meming, is Gawps, with Webb when re ,
peeigsone the is still great aninatloll, the holders seem to cling for about a mile from the town of Leeds, and in going there he
May saw the re, whom be bow tol haw prices that cannot be afforded to bring to this market, and took the road across Hunslet Moor. It was after 12 o'clock
impostor,. followedZ theta shag the mg the buyers here operate with an unwillingness from the fact at night when he reached the moor, and on entering
Fleet- et, where the/ aelled ea MOM Mw. Se "OR es of their trade being so disproportionately low, that to pay it he was passed by two men, who fur a time walked
in the Old BaiMy soil raleassateaupw. Igen sod wane the prices now sought would incur a certain toes. Neils and on before him, but, after a while they slackened
weld ifets the hosseu and Omura meted gehaaa. bellow broker maintain their price, with no stocks in the hands of their pace, so that Mr. Hartley came up to them.
the ethos petitions as they West la. They woe tam Into the produces.—Bradford °Ostroff. On getting opposite to the men he was seized from
rust*. Grim bibs seewebed a amber ef
_ppm and Po- ----. behind by one of them, and, sifter a struggle, thrown
Woos MK. KRIRII 1• come of wthh asevreet wee. THE CORN TRADE.—Biammoarai, Our. 7.—Daringupon his back. A desperate conflict ensued, during which
WOW save efolber , sad whelped the paper. the lest four weeks we hays had scarcely sufficient eerie- Mr. Hartley was kicked and bruised on many parts of his
Zia the arbour's. tion in the pries of wheat to alter our quotations, except for body, and his clothes torn to pieces in the attempts made
liven wee head the feneerlos—. The bearer, the secondary qualities of new : a portion of which proves to get at his pockets. One of the men held him by the
111012:rIr la loss how* se ma he aseuesi pun as a so inferior that it hasbeen sold at 30a. to 32e. per 498 lbs. throat all the time, and held him so tight that for a short
but Omagh sa aaavoldshle accident his The price of good dry new, as well as old, has been nearly time he became insensible. The struggle, however, still
esived in* Injuries as esueed its+saY, asuk. erh.reby maintained, and our millers have been rather disposed to continued, and at last the prosecutor got upon hi. knees,
w
les sestelued • lees of 164 wad& bee depetvea lessen than increase their stocks,especially.theee who bought and, seeing a light at a distance, be called out "Murder,
Sidle loom of MOMdethes en mhos seelbeed. The freely during the wet weather in September ; and to effect murder." The two assailants, seeing some one approach-
ed/ lii. Ilaaden a at maaji
awhelah• sales beyond limited quantities, for immediate consumption, ing, then made off, and the prosecutor was found very
baby a little reduction in price hail to be submitted to. Thos n• much injured by two men who came. up. The prisoners
have to suit of threshing the new wheat, so far as it has proceeded, escaped that night ; but, from
. a description of them given
1111.1111 oif ham.
is we believe a well-grounded opinion that although in by Mr. Ilertley to tho police, the two prisoners were ap-
" Titoism, Ibrent, 11. many eases the quantity of eons per acre will be greatly pretended on Tuesday. Mr. Hartley identified the men
"Housst-plassaah 1652." deficient, yet, taking the whole of Great Britain, it will whl had attacked him on Hunslet Moor, and they were
le this was the following .1.1118:—.. Wm. prove nearly as average crop. North of the Humber the both committed to York Castle for trial at the next
, IL t_ Curling, 10s.; C. and 0. Oriffen, quality also will be equal to that of ordinary seasons, assizes.
r5.".itk...F......b,u; B. Drew, 10e. ; C. Pott, 11. ; whilst it exceeds an average in Scotland ; but in thesolthern THE MAILS FOR 'PRE CAPE AND AUSTRALIA.
I. 1. Leogtes, Ida ;H. 8., Ile.; Thos. keen, 10e.; W. B. eastern, and midland districts, both the condition aaJ Up to five p.m. on Wednesday the Cape of Good Hopei and
lik Ns' colour of the wheats show that the injury has not been Australian mail packet Melbourne had not reached show
Stirwart were found two papers tors and therefore over estimated; whilst in some aunties, especially in the mouth. Mails for her were made up in the General Post-
amberfeet, to the following effect: east, the tffect of blight and mildew has been very destruc- office last night.
" Clapton, parish of Homey. Oct. 1, 1862. tire and in many usually favoured loeslities the quality
"This memorial Ousweth, that Kn. lase Wyatt, widow has Leen greatly deteriorated by vegetating in the fields • [Advert; .rement.] HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
tithe late Samuel Wyatt, dairyman and eawkeeper, sus- yet we have heard less complaint of unsound bread than rilia rrescrest !enables eon ULCIMATIED SOUS Leas.—Extract of a
lewd the lees of eve milch sows and three calf heifers was generally anticipated. From thew ea the eon- fti.l.r23,l"reiShil,r.toldMkeasr. Mteel.b.do,l Industry,
lorldtlitteVdletori'lij:—ltaleaCear"ffired,
611111110 the prevailing dimes in tattle termed pleura- sumptirn of old wheat has been large, but our farmers —You mac no doubt be surprimal at the numerous calls I make upon
inemenesks, which said loss will prove her entire ruin with- have supplied the demand hitherto so reely, that the sale you for Ihglav'efe PM, and Ointment. It ia net to Mrs so f tils of
MEI KO aid of the gentry of this neighbourhood." of foreign ham bean quits limited. We have however had say owe that I us, them, but to alleviate the suffer of Me poor
no alleslias tare is tom of, bat the following mom firmness is the trade the last few days, with the tam about nu I hare by their steam Just caused a dreadfully %keratoid
lei to hewed • mai I hare another alas is hand whioh bast:ism hod
ROME IMO t '. Denial Types, IL ; O. Bilk U.; hi pries in favour of the seller and there le a general fa- kite pppra. aid km 1e.., (alumna, I expect it will be bealed
aradeallabillbe Atha Hatay Ns., B, B. keine In I • passim that our pausal rate; will at lu. be full, sae- sisix'-;-ifold by aildsuggistaoadat Premiss Bello We. MK etssa.i.