The Express.
London, England, 1855-10-11 00:00:00

rim POLICE corm=

017ILDHALL.

Maim: de ellrfaeor, o iM an ens, alba Regalado, and
Miguel M..ip were again beenght up, en the charges of
obtaining 1,1001. eat 711. upon forged letters of credit,
wit! !swot to decrosil Newt!. !lanrhitia.pail Co., of Old

Mrood-siesel,-and Weise.
These priesses hove hew repeetellp leseaded foe the
proboliss of the lodate which essleinsi the proses& of
thus befede, end which were stepped in their transit
thrifel IM Preneb put Oa the last amiss Mr. Masse,
Wile MI ellesded br tic peonsention, midis bad fiemansit
rated midi** Under Mentotary of State, is wise* plesreise
the required deeninents thew were, and that gentleness
exposseed sone reinetssee to part with the letters without
the modes of Lad Clarendon, who would then have to
mks She Salter to the ilseretery of State for the HMS
M= Mhos the destusents could be prides** in
sligUndieff time eirenneetanorr, the prisms% who
esupleined elite ozbibition that was being made Of lbws,
wore resioded rtll totday.
The Worsted the Alderman that be know
Cortese in and that be was at that time wells(,
sad seas of the highest fannies. Wien be
seas of op be tease posessred of • large peeps* fir •
Bpaatard,Wag • bequest of 25,0001 bus an wade ; bat
he got into bed oespany, sad having the userstrolled
power ever his forting, he manses Womb it.
Mr. Jaw Moffitr was this embed, sod mid—On the Bth
of September last I west to the rim of the Prefect of
Paris, sad there saw trill= @Owns in the same state
In which it is now The parcel cantatas the
following beak notes and other decussate. A paper
addressed "Mons. Mons. Miguel Mamie, Poste Remote. Paris,'.
and annexed to It four Butt of Essland Dotes for 100 t. each,
dated the 9th of January, Noe. 77,981 to 4 ; four nets of
M. seek, dated the Bth of Jane, No.. 20,707 to 20,800; five
of 204 each, el the 7th Jane, Nos. 68,410 to 16; six of 61.
each, 1211 • 61,872 to 7 ; seven notes of the Bask of
Pram for I.sw bsnseah. One of the National Bsnitot
be fM bases= ales another pacer, singulerly
sod awnesed to it ; fifty notes of 104. each. There
is else a mei Warmed to It. Pedro Regaled°, Paste
Restante, Pedro and annexed to it du foreign bills of ex-
MaLad Wet Moodie, dated 20th of December, 1864,
to Des Mignsi Martine:, and addressed to M. Pedro
AM tsar letters, all dated Valsoda, Bth of
Anemic IMA,sleight foreign Mils of lashings. I know
Use pdemeeMokpo sad have Nen his write. I believe the
es the envelops addrusd to the priests
Me is his own wridag.
Coustesamiseil__ by Mr. Weston, for the primer.—I
knee es Ned Neap write case, and then It was at the
Lesion 011aMaINIOS. It wee • letter to Mr. Casio, and
babes be wale it I Mid his that whatever he wrote would
be reed. I spook le to his handwriting with a considerable
austent of aseldenes

John Gardaer esid—l as clerk le the elrealatlow
do-
pertmeat of the General Pmt-ell's. The aware addressed
to Moos. Wesel Meshy were posed at Bt. Martherle-Grand
is the 17th of August. 1865, after muss la the ournsiog ;
sod, in the ordinary mono, they would have bola terwasded
to Paris as the 18th-.- _ _

-11;e: irstlierwevidease of a farad character was then 11
graziard the prisosen were fully coanaitted to liewpte
Aso lantey, a warehouseman, of Addle street, appeared
Elealorge et his beg to sourer the charge of obtaiaiag.
maim Ms pommels. use to the amount of OWL es
medal wilds three owes et his baakroptey, with latest
to dolma his INSOIMOIL

—Ms. HalMali' apposed for the poimatiee ; sad Mr.
Pam the the delhoe.
Mr. Magi Wawa and—l an gust to Mean. Taylee
sad Ibliteria. edZaddiredeld. About the 18th of July
lain nor the hinkript, mad told kin I bed NM short
sods intonate. mad said I would lean patinas with bib.
He end shot inde weal& nit kin hot. sad ohs was mob(
to and li trawellie late the obratm he nand want bias.
I eisimilegly sold le Mei twee& to die when 621. 156.6 d.,
and M preened that a brunet paged limn be paid for at
tintless geed awn. He else mooed that ea it was
oar his wading day, the kilter go& Mudd be paid for in
sob ea the Dimond dearly li~ 2} vest.
dissent appeared at Ha dm tostinir. be iambi on
Mikan mad &slimy In the twang some at Coda. 1
eselikur nyealf is this natter.
COnemodual-1 Minted the odor kw than gee& ca
behalf toy Mama Taylors& liehbasa.
Mr ent—l in a shin namboarer,
sad Is Jame wr sly bet I was aidelert a ltr. Amen. •
oakeker. Itermarest I wee merited to me to the
amnion Y AddleOreet. Is July lase I west
dare and poodissil sons tweeds. bet I ammo say of
whoa I ant % Min, is there were three pereuse is lb.
wisibsumi. mil Ile baidaer was moat. I
sever belt say desiblas. warped the tweeds
toes-
ti..ed la tan tmaise—there were 72ii yeade—at 421. de. fol.,
sad I Feld 119 sew to the lealawei disk. I node

—— -
Wes. Ores., aged 44, a Lhasa*, raid* at 8, Brown's-
Militate, Clue-whet, was uld with a violent assault
upon Catherine Johnson, a menrNi woman, residing in the
same Mutt.
The prosecadriz, who amend in the witness-box with
two young shildren (twins) at her breast, else having been
only a few weeks since ondaed, stated that she lodged in
the sane Wm as the defendant, occupying an upper room.
Oa Tuesday sight he Waned We, Otos 12 o'clock in a
&Wu, quarrelsome mood, sad began shoeing and
th • lie wit*, who, wit t two young children, was
lying is bud, searing from ea attack of fever. Prosecutriz,
feeling for the peer wow in her premed condition, went
down and astreated the defendant not to ill-use her but to
seaside: the sad date of hie wife and children. He then
turned towards her with savage imprecations, and she was
obliged to Wass leek to own roam. The defendant,
however teamed bee, Web in the door, dragged her fromi
the bed a which she was lying with her two Wants, and,
knocking her down upon the pond, kicked and beat her
in the most cowardly meaner, Wit one dike other inmates
of dm Mune MIMI to bee nrieldose-
Mika limbela, a ledger in me of the adjoining rooms,
stated that be wee disturbed by biro. Johnson's cries of
murder, end en oat of bed and proceeding to her
room he feeslbee her back, while the defendant
was WAIN ewe end her in the moat brutal manner.
Witness bin eft Apes Maid' he bit witness's ens,
and then, in self-dedmea, be Wok defendant a severe blow
in the fees, whisk bed the diet el quieting him until the
snivel of a constable.
Polkousetable Patios's, MA, deposed t• having been
called lots the hues by last witness to apprehend the pri-
mmer, vibe wee ney dusk.
TM deindesst geadediposeenes of the whole oceurnnee,
which be atisibated to his having unfortunately drank too
much, and be expressed his awn contrition for what had
takes tlem
Mr. Imam could not swept such a plea in utenuatiou
of as Ones of this kind. Ho had acted in a moat inhuman
way Wattle his wife in the first pleas, and the welt on
the yeeneddrig was as brutal as it was unprovoked. He
must be untultted to prison, with bard labour, for • tars of
three aindie- _

Rickard
Tdeatna,; agedntan, watchmaker and
jeweller, of Hallway, woo 11111118ged by Mime Sarah Ana
/Heap, • pang weema of esepeetable appearance with
bigamy, sad arse with handy semamlted and threatened her.
Mr. Tbilisi, Wading onlemilmd he the promestiou.
Ms. James Beal, beer soldler, of No. 1, Inwood-terrace
Headdress% mid be was preesmi es the 17th April, UM,
when the 'demi wee minted to his, Mr. Bent's, sister.
He maw her alive and well three weeks ago
Sarah Ana Sleep said she was married ce. the prisoner en
the 4th Sayeasbre, 11" at Trinity eltunth, Islington.
Mr. Gomm apnoea, builder, of Homey, said he ob-
tained the two emnidmates now produced. He compared
them with the register books, and they were true copies of
beck maerfsges He pm the prisoner in charge.
nos W,Meml ',Meow peen it appeared that the
primer lei mania% bow his first wife fourteen years sec,
and had not men bee mimeo.
Mr. Conde said it would be amasser, to show that the
primmer was aware that his first wife was slim when he
married the mood IF•111814 and granted a remand for that
Purim. _ _

JoispA Reid, aged 8, Jaises--Kirre. aged 10. and Jams
Baer, aged 14, were abated with siestas a money-box
eoutainiag about 14e., money subseribed for the sick poor of
the amortisation, from the Roman Catholic Chapel in Park-
road, Clapham.
Charles Realism, an Meer belonging to the chapel, de-
posed that en that morning he missed a mousy. box from one
of the pillars near the principal altar, and whisk ha had seen
leafs on the night before, and which contained the subaerip.
tans of the benevolent towards the sick members of the
congregation. He (witness) was not aware of its primae
contents, but, judging from the time it had been open, it was
supposed to be at least 14s. The box produced was the
same.
Sergeant Quin, 28 P, said that from information he re-
staid on that morning, he proceeded to the beak yard of
Mr. Pope, a tradesman at Clapham, and then found the
box prodeeed, broken up ea it then appeared, and ascer-
tained that the two yeangerprismen had been seen in the
yard a short time before. He la consequence caused them
to be apprehended, when Reid said Pelrra took it from the
chapel, while Peina as stoutly declared that Reid it was
who tore it down end carried it away, and both acknow-
ledged that all Baker did was to assist them In breaking the
ben es M was extremely strong and made of oak.
Mr. Have you ascertained how they get into the
elteriP
emat
Quinn—The doors are open at a very early hour
in tbsthalfeflag, your wenhip, I should say as early sa five
Vele*, sad tbrelbes they had an opportunity of going
into the Ohara bat bow they managed to break it away
from the stress bobs with which it was fastened, and that
too witheat being observed and detected, I ant at a lase to
know.
The parents of the prieonm ware present, and those of
Raid and Pekes acknowledged that they bad been out all
night, and they found them with some money, silver and
tappers en that morning, for which they meld not amount
satisfactorily.
Mr. Elliott remanded the prisoners for a week, but ad-
mitted Baker to go at large with his friends on their pro-
mising that he should be forthcoming at the next exa-
mination.

COTTON.--InwisPoor, 00T. 10.—The Market 'load
with numb Mewls's' and irregularity. Compared with Fri-
dara rates, primps of ell hinds are per lb. low. The
sale. an estimated at 7,000 bales—compriaing 600 Ameri-
can saport, 200 Egyptian, at Gd. to 70. ; 700 Burst, at Rd.
to Rd. ; 40 flue Islands. at Ild. to S. par lb. Total sines
Thursday 76,000 balm; 3,000 export, sail 1,000 speculation.

LINEN MANUFACTUZIE—IhagIies Marine mall
but we have a dull trade sendasealleg. Light lims,
beim la sull sleek, have attrailed ellealss at fall,
and la ems Massa, better rates Limes yewo.Tbore was
• geed babas Meg is yarn doss Mr hat, Welly an
specula's*. Prises are la fiasco a the senor. The trade
num, jut published, dm a my astithieliey amass la
the tat both Hasse and limes yam how the United
Ow the mesa s.d eight isentin. For Uses, in-
The trade of et maths ohms a decline, proving
that tbe Mourable Uwe has shaky takes Mee, and so
the massy metre reuse also showed as Worms we
y~he &steadily amain Wade Itestefourard. 'The
Agues are—
LINEN.

Month ending
Augut 31. August 31.
Yards. Yards.
1864
1866

In.
LINEN 'WIN.
lb..

lbe.
1864
1866 1,629,406 .... 1866.. 12103,661

Ina
It will be observed that the export of yarns daring anted
wu nearly double that of the preview. year' whilst the ut-
erus, in linen was only five per cent. la the same period of
i time.—Beyiset Moroantsk Journal.

CORN.—BosTolc, OCT. 10.—Oar market has been about
the sem for wheat to•day, with a small supply. Wheat,
red, 74e. to Bge, ; white, We. to Ws.

thoozvon-ox•Tins, Ocr, 10.—The arrivals of wheat
aoutwiae for the put week are small. To this day's mar-
ket we had a fair show of wheat which was eagerly taken
off at an advance of ge. to as. per qr. cm last week's prices.
Barley le. per qr. dearer. Oats and beans in request at
fall prises. Floor Ss. per seek higher. Imports during
the past week :—Wheat, coastwise, 640 qrs.

exszion, Ocr. 10.—The afieltaelman iPair interferes with
our market this week, which, being held a day Gatlin, is
thinly attended, and the trade is dull, without alteration In
value.

OLAseow, Oar. 10.-At this day's market there was a
fair attendance of buyers, and although trunnions in
wheat were not so wholesale as during the last day or two,
there was a good consumptive demand at the full prices of
last week, which in some oases were exceeded by 6d. per
boll. Flour quit* as dam. Oats and oatsasal unaltered.
INew Beach Imlay brought fully previous rake, bat buyers
were scarcely so sager ; Mils old offering. Baths scarce,
and in favour of sellers. Pees held for high prices. Ns
change in Indian corn. Isparta for the wash :-Wheat,
4,510 qrs. ; flour, 332 malts, 100 barrels; oats, 7,311 qrs. ;
barley, 1,329 ; beans, 33 ; peas, 35a. ; oatmeal, 1,372 loads.
Coax. Ocrrosin 10.-(By English and Irish Hag.
natio Telegraph.)-71 barrels white wheat, 375. to 40s. 6d. ;
68 barrels red wheat, 345. to 37e. 6d.; 69 barrels red wheat,
375. 6d. to 384. 9d. ; 227 burels red wheat, 88e. 9d. to
40s. 3d. 227 barrels barley, 141. 6d. to 17s. ; 357 barrels
barley, 17s. to 181. ; 199 barrels barley, 18s. to 19s. 3d. 26
barrels bere, 16s. 271 barrels oats, 131. to 14s. 7d ; 406
bards oats, 14s. 75. to 15e. 6d. ; 268 barrels oats, 15s. to
168.8 d. Hay, farmer', 68e. to 68s. ; dealers', 651. Straw,
farmers', 265. to 345.; dealers', 31e. to Ws. Clow; 10d.

Oar. 10.—Trado was slack to-