The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-13 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.

The Musk Naiad Sudo= of Ow Naos for the amity
of Midis= wove aramiaseal yaMsakbeineferZint at Um
Coviaboaso ea Clorkaawell.rony Ms. Balsam
Adis" Aralataat•Jadso, Mr. Intiara, Kr. Tanday, Mr.
Oirodboset, Mr. Hamm, aad odour ataglatrataa. Thor,
moo he trial 81 primers-08 ha Maim and 13 for Wide.

meYremesr. W.
eems, la tits tellpinry abases of the Amietemt-
hedge, ele the pea bey, sod made tome observations
yen two meimeres sow beim perUestent relating temp
joined= is mess of deg& lareny. The horsed
thoughtgwgsmaa
ar the osSemies of the power Of summary
oesthelles wee with danger to the liberty el the
satand weld &Waded with Wades' sences,
gamely loped that ell those who wished by
jag to be pommel Woe wield oppose them bra& at-
tempted to be mode apes OM eseleat and threheable Moth
tulles of the seestry. After beads, the chirp, the grand
jurimalieedi to their roam.
WA 37, grocer, wee Indicted for stealthy, and
also kw isiselsonely meshing • quantity of cigars, value 301.
sad cepsand other property, belonging to* Philip
Raphael mid ahem
Mr. !)salsas appeared for the prcomudos ; Kr. Payne
for the prissm.
In November lest the promisee of Yemen. Itephael and
Co., Miser moiebrate, of Magdalen-row, Whiteohapel, were
broken into wed property of the value of nearly 3001., con-
sisting alla of lamp sotto's, end edgers, stolen. On the
evening Of y 21st Fehruary, King, 139 H, from informa-
tion he had received, was to a room on the Ant floor, at 33,
Austireireet, Bethnal-green, where hs toned the prisoner,
who mid he lived there. The constable found 39 bundles
of cigars and a quantity of lamp cotton, which there was no
doubt were part of the property stolen from Meows.
Raphael% a quantity of tea, a boa esstainbtg glass and
OMB posseety, the the possession of which he could give no
farther sement than that he was an at, and had been
emuleysi *Oa 011 OW the articles. The bmiof glass had been
while es* way to the Eastern Coned,'
&Away, sal wee the property ef Mean. Chater, of 24,
St. Duailentaill Themi was some reason to believe
that the }demur bad boss Wog a boy.o his tool in these
tranenetine.
• Mobil having found the prisoner Guilty of reeeiving,tbe
I Amistsat-Judge sentinund him to 18 months' hard labour.

THE POLICE CO ÜBTS.
MANSION-HOI7BE.
leis Dented sad Isaac Abrahams were brought before
Alderman Carter, upon the charge of having broken a great
amber et windows.
The who apprehended the defendants, who
to bo each of them between 12 and 13 you' of age,
that wwi of boys who infested the neighbourhood of
and Cutler-street on Sunday, whom
Ihersisellible:Rowne kept up amongst the Jews in the unsung ,1
meeket. IMO Is habit of breaking windows in a range of
wasebense fa inamlicpsmage, and that the interruption
glees to the perlbemosse of Divine Service in the chapel,
Wee wee se pest as to prevent many of the usual eon-
Mirdnein attending that place of worship of late. The
wins seined that Net of pastime were se aspeditiousi
in their movemests, that it was with great dinning the
polies modelmil to disperse them, or to Gesture my so et
then as en mis ; and upon the peewit o.e the
aim lei Mos Wiged to get into the d Waugh a
window, for the purpose of a his object Is
lis=foirward formal case far adjudleatism.
Oseter—How men panes of glue do yes
cia......thop Mill having boohoo t
I Weld say benne 70 sad 80.
Mr. leis Cox, of Bt. Men We, proprietor of two flights
of werelemme is Boteeememege, said he had picked up a
groat sesszpiesse et finis snob la the warehouses that
asendwg. Me had menead44o penes of broken glum in the
window _ end the eosin system eluded es regularly oeco-
signed the pandble annoyance to the chapel. goers.
The idergeman at the chapel in the district
el the shone mashes said the serum appeared to rise
him the poetise st keeping the ipso open on Sundays,
sad that it the peepreters were stapellable to close the
does it weld be pet en eel to.
Admen Oartse—Why re est the owners summoned to
sower to the asithet ?
It was sista by gee of the parochial authorities, that
applisatiems bed been actually made Ise 700 seneasseess
as soar epee the subject, but they Nell eel be gmeed.
Aldermen Carter said that a et the
kind send net be tolerated, andrrillimdd rellille:ery bey
who should offend, and thus give the game the op-
portunity of more effectually interfering leprevent the
evil. He this deed sash of the youthful leltadants 265.
or ase wades
The hope none=sissed:rell" to prison in default of pa
moot, sad Ohs abeam advised the complainant to apply
to the City Onmaimienes for the moistens of an addi-
Banal officer ea the Sundays
GIJILDHALL.
Mr. Charles Willies's Wincleissa Been, the secretary to
the Unbound Provident Life Alumna Association, sur-
rendered Wire Mr. Alderman liumphery, a warrant
having been Weed front this court for his apprehension
upon a sharp of 'mho:sling the moneys of the Deposit
and (lenses! Life Assurance Company, during his secretary-
ship is that oesselation.
Mr. Relineek instructed by Mr. nobler, appeared for the
poesewidont smi Mr. Parry, instructed by Mr. Leman',
unilusteli Ihe Mine.
Mr. Rahlasen stated that the Deposit and General Life
Assurance, Company had been established about four or
five years, and in August, 1862, front representations made
by Ms limas sate his influence, and that he should be able
to betroths* the Marquis of Chohnondeley and four other
highly eligible parties Into the direction of the company, he
was engaged se secretary, at an annual salary of 4001., which
was to be increased or diminished according to the
prosperity of the company ; but the minimum was fined at
2001. His salary was regularly. paid and implielt faith sues
placed in his honour and integrity. It was lb duty, smog
other things, to pay all moneys he received IS the saw
pan 's account into their banker's heeds holkwith, sad r
nabs a financial statement of the recaps mid dkAmme-1
sane every week to the directors. It wee also a podia
of his duty to keep a rough cash-beck, sal to ester
therein, from time to time, all moseys emoolved 111111
outdid. In August, 1862, he took posnerlas st kb silo,
sad in July, 1864, he was earl, in Worm to met&
payments he wee to have made for the compay. lie the
vouchers, and, la consequence of what thee transpired. he
was called before the board of direeten, when he wee /sea
to be a defaulter, according to his own account, to the Mond
of 6001. He threw himself upon their mercy, sad sided
hie ditaketiens, which were then believed to have be.. wltp
the result el saismanagemeat, and not fraud. Under
this impreadon he was allowed to resign, and to twain in
the silo trty sheet the middle of August ensuing. Aa
INSINIMMIIIgiSaVed to examine the accounts but the
delmftet • delay of about a month, during which
doe be bad sow to all the books to male him to
make them up. Other nutters not included is the above
assent showed a still greater deficiency, sad subsequently
the deindeat pat in a dam against the essoser air 3001.
for tenoning memos bowed on their beheAlint which
tenon* mem=be (1k lidiesse) was sew viewed to
show, by the becks, bad all beim pad. After the &helot
left the company's sorties, they meshed, la lispresimw, an
account from W. Perks, an agent, at Diraingnerstey whisk
it appeared that he had forwarded 1001. to tie defendsat es
the 16th of June previous. In Dessinber last, de-
leaden applied to the Insane', Omet, and the
esespouy pie nottee that they weld oppose him
es the pond of fraud, end his petition wee
ultimately disdain. Re immediately served the
with a writ kr 11181,havisig previously entered thZilPiaa2
schedule be only 10/, and sine the present warren had
boss lewd the
.eampany bad bass daily discovering fish
dalleiradas.
Mr. Craekaell was tbs. enesised, and
am a Si the Chesser, bes, and en of the dining
of the=sad Orme Life Awnings Gasman whin
was in 1861. In August, 184 the de
was appoisted Bantam en the unemeaning that be was
to introduce as diresises lye gentlemen, mess whisk rem-
her was the Marquis of Chsloodeley, but be sal sesseethil
with two of them. Mr. OlieKwesees, end Mr. e
other. His dunes seobted in snlerig all moos oohed
in the eadidteek, ad prig the ensue haw the SSW
pany's lidos. The be* -reamed is a hiesash-book,
repast Ikea the dolman* rs mdcbeek. It wee
sin delhedest's duty to Is, beArs the beard of diteetto
only week a fools' slaloms% end may of the MIAS
in the dasaral sloseeent book are in the handwriting at the
delerlant, end that elstement shwa have contained the
laud.. of all carps readved and paid daring the week. I
sever beard of art estey in the Lb**, nthorlaing the de-
fendant to maligns We his own baskets
Mr. Parry micedlf there was not a minute in the general
pl=e—ook to that effect ?
Ima net aware of it. Up to July, 1866, the
directors pissed lopileit issithsese in the Rend if
he said • awes erne eaphod set perNsktheg ad it
without bethadim. Oaths fled andyi 1151, I sooooooooabbbbbddddd 6,
the oesheratti Ibis, ashes% whisk bat bees ghee to the
d thetehe hr ths potpies et ming KOS nemersose ia
=re sonspany, lrat they wen sot hutheetahr. Ups
hr the reserts Or these prose* the de-
feuded ahe bed psid the mom bet be bad
given the merges bask to the other away.
He sviabolly however • bet I had the meats
had art been rid at the lime 'dahmisit sold they hen.
Whit be esti be bed retard the Neel" a kris was
writes to the ether esei at my harms, led sesilever.
I told him if the filiMet Wird oat as I opsslath eiewity,
that the gamey bad net biewpaid, led the Ober semputy
bed net bola =do the da d the thee hisaisi le be re-
samed,l sheeldthda dor to darn lomediale the-
tas& The Moine Ow odd be bed had essiediseeleas
with the wissfasy of is Wen al drilla he
bad thee
line he kellat dMrisite. Ldralastirlhom be-
ear mew, resillorgase of iwasfary. This a

at the filei of Julb IS% al bare Ito eth as raw
from the famseny thisthessopsy. Whim he sinned
having isms wrong, be &doll bath* mid he soy may
witahaally wring, and I thee beloved Wm
Crees-ezeminei—We had a palsy hem a guarantee se-
obey with Um ilehmleat whim be entessi oar Maas, bat I
believe It has dam bees allowed W bop.
Mr. Petry slid be should sell he thee policy.
Aldermen Ilenglassy sell the lea was a very swine
M
Ohm the Mess thismisit to have been re-as-
smithhelt Yea off, the ishadant's paying the cheque
late Ws own leek, Imbed d paying the charges open
these re-menrenemi, would have besm a great lots to the

sompaaj.
Mr. Parry said that could not be the sus; and he was
quits sure no jury would *mist whoa the money was paid
in ao shortly after.
Alderman Huniphery said, if it was shown that defendant
did not pay the money oa tin 10th of June, ea he had stated,
then it woo a very 'peat fraud.
Mr. Parry said he had a met perfect answer to all these
charges; sad the defendant said he was being prosecuted
bemuse he had taken nearly all the company's business to
another Mike._

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After some discussion the defendant wu remanded for a
week, and ordered to find bail in two sureties in 2501. each,
with him own reeogniaanoss in the same amount, with 24
hours' notioe. He was committed to Newgate in default.

CLERKED WELL.
Humphrey Lynch and John Shoo, Irish labourers, were
re-examined on a charge of riotous conduct in the graveyard
of Trinity Church, Gray's-inn-road.
The disturbances complained of arose out of the anvil-
lingua of the prisoners, and other Roman catholic attend-
ants at a funeral, to have the protestant burial service read
over*. armee. On the first hearing the magistrate ad-
=the case, in order that the consent of Um Bishop of
might be obtained to the non-reading of the service
in eases while ft was conscientiously objected to.
Dr. W now attended, and intimated that the
bishopuii d declined to allow of the disuse of the
b servios over any person buried in the usual cons.-
crated s.
lir. Curried urie, in adjudiating ea the esse, said—l adjourned
this ease to L. U the Bishop of Laden would sanction
the non-intarferesto, of the clergy with the religious preju-
dices of the large number of Irish Roman catholic, who
live in this district. The answer of the bishop shows that
he considers it imperative that the service should, in every
ease, be performed. In that decision lam bound to concur,
and I mut protect the parties conouned from insult' and
gross outrage. The defendants are ignorant men, and Ido
not think I should be right in inflicting a heavy punishment
on them. They and their friends, at the same time, must
remember that their conduct is not sanctioned by their own
priests, and that they must abstain from such proceedings
in future. The defendants must pay a fine of ss. each ;
but if I see them again for the aims offense, I will inflict
on them a very severe punishment.
The defendants after thanking his worship for his
leniency, promised not to interfere in such proceedings in
future.
. _

70: w." has seat a cheque for 61. for the poor•box.
M AItYLBBONE.

Yesterday morning several I;i;1;l;bourers came to the
court and stated to r. Broughton that a man named Gar-
rett Foley, brother of one of the applicants, and residiag at
13, Gray's-buildings, Manchester-square, had met with a
violent death at the hands of • policeman, and was then
lying in the brother's apartments. They added that they
had been to the station-house in Manchester-lane, and stated
the facts, but could pt no redress. Mr. Broughton here-
upon directed Mr. Franklin, the chief usher, to report what
had been stated at the station-house, sad accordingly about
four o'clock Inspector Jackass Imenght to the court the
accused, Constable Drier, as old officer, No. 102 D.
The inquiry that ensued occupied a considerable time.
From the statements of the friends of the deceased, it
appeared that imemed left his brothor's house on the
previous evening between 10 and 11 o'clock. He was then
sober, bat shaft afterwards he was met in Duke-street by
two asevaiMmese, and was then drunk. Demised fell down
on the pavement, and was picked up and assisted to his
brother's deer by hie friends. The prisoner, accoeding to
the statement dais of them parties, then came up, and,
after 'Mew NM rough language to &swami, said,
" Why des's psis up stairs and not be kicking up •
nutmeg hers r Es then liftekhint from the ground, and,
seising him by the seek, shook him violently for two sr three
minutes. Demand then fell upon this face and hands, and
prisoner gave him • violent kick. Prisoner then went
away, mad deceased was carried up stairs to his brother's
room, where he died shortly afterwards. His tongue was
hanging out, andhis tam much swollen. There was • black
braise, apparently remit, on his side, and marks of fingers
on his throat.

—Anoil;;;itaess corroborated a portion of this statement,
but gave a soya what tiffenat amount of the language
alleged to lambert toad hj this *beam
The amused, who dialed having at all laid hands upon
dammed, was remanded on ball until Monday next.

MARKETS.

TIM FOREIGN CORN TRADE.
(Fran the lftris.law "pras.)

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The thaw slot having swankily spend the Roar ports of
Holland, banes has not sawnol; but pier Sas to well
IS Si 11110111111 Sid tas haw GOISISSIS =Si SI WIN% At
Sete* nun is nil at IN.
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100 pen en min =ve kr pan owls I tads whoa;
So. 111. la Us. 1111. warn ewe ea Wank bean 171. Id.
to Us. U. 46. Ors be S. N. kr Wm. aim psis Inn
in prewsties to =Wen? Now Weems N.. 10.—lbs
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penal. Obi. ins 48e. to IN. NolVisrab.lll.—Arenek et
=pwrirrapetrookortlto 11th lab, ba2la..is; ra.ou,C
rer 480 In ; red. Neste TM. ibelo.; mks
16,710 ban; aspen 11.461 We. An= damn he
up at 6d. to 9d. roloolles Arrivals or Inks 88.861
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by kw Tani le& to M. pre 489115.; wins 861. to N Ilatiol
nee runektoil Mr win el ink intik It Inked 61 60,006 k alsw.
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take Us. new oa bawd; kr kris 1111•110 SS is to bard,
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at on owitiets : No. 1. Us. to Us. 6d. ; In 1, SU to Sts. IL
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LONDON 1911111:LT DMZ

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algal biemel. Dsthird., Pr. !kook. 1534.
110400. W. LAIL lAN 1.200
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1,010 11,000
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102:41rIadis —c= 000

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13,0130 6,000
146,400 76,000
111,000 156,000
263,400 100,000
660 400
MOO 12,440
09,000 76,400
2,700 9,600
SOO 3.1100
16,000 6,100

OOTTON.—laviarooh llama 11.—S6a market closed steadily,
and lON balm wad at preview petals. 1,006 of tame were for ex-
port, and NO cat speakion. lLe Was cotagaisal : —MOO Arnett.
war 350 Parma sad lisrmiwas. at Sad. to 7d.; NO Bahia. at 6d.;
tlitatiptlan, at Rd. to 704 SOO Busy at M. to Sid.; and BO Sea
at Is. to fa par lb.

00•111.—Lowacw, Haim IL—Davis:eh West Bulky, 176 ad.;
Howard's West Hanky Nollaartas, 176 6d.; tkawarra Hartley,
1116.; Taallaid Haar, 166 6d. ; TaMild Your Bubr, 16a. 6d. ;
Walker Prlaweas, 9d.; West Hartley Grey's. Mk 9d. ; Walla
Iba. ad.; Edam 316 k, IM. !d. • Walla End Haswell,
IN.; Walls SW" Wm.; Walls 1118.; Walla
Bad WPM" 111LOL; Walls Ind isasloW&M End Mrs.
I mfr. 176. N.; Wails id Slsweres, 15..; WAD End Pilaw%
166 6d.; Walla lad Ms. II" 17s. Sd.; Walk End Tar, 206;
Walla llk6 Us. Oan's Itrethyr, 14s. ; Cowpsa,
17.. ed.; Walls Rad Mel ILO" 17a. bd.

Plums MAIL Bianca IN THE LzvANT.—Gene-
• Post-oMes.Mareh, IBs6.—The following is a list of the
ports in the Levant served by the French Mediterranean
mail packets, and at each of which the French goys:meat
maiataias poneflose, vim.:—Constantinople, Gallipoli, the
Dardanelles, Seayrar4 Alexandria. Be rat, Messina, Alex-
andretta, Latakia, Tripoli (Syria), Jaffa, and Mytelen.
The postage upon letters forwarded by the French Mediter-
ranean packets is as follows :—Net ex ounce in
weight, Is. ; ezemeding own sad sot em owes,
2s. ; meson Wow old sot exceeding ounce, Be. ;
wending f wan sad not =seeding 1 wan, 4s. ; and so
om, isawnig le. for every additional quarter of an ounce.
The above rates of postage may be paid in advance, or the
Intim may be forwarded unpaid, at the option of the
eleder. Letters for Aleseadda will be sent by the French
rietildistelmb emly when specially addressed," by French
IbmeMes," but for the other places man-
dewed Mites wlll be so forwarded as a rule, antes directed
to be mat otherwise. It must be understood that these
instmestises do not in any way Interfere with, or alter, the
Memoirs speeielly Mind for letters addressed to her
Mthews Wilms be Turkey.
varliessisat.)--HoukwAT's OINTMENT AND
Pace remennenan Insiamsesni Como Ban Lass.—Eatraet at a
Wise Om Ur. Abram' W__, bolter, Sayer. wait dated
Nieg 1114 To Pointer lisiraray. Mr.—ling to Worn ice
tin mg land a ad mg fer ger Sy two yeses; sad atter trying
VIM polls ram ,it winatilarad isaaralia. Nat lambi
bowastj istrenalosi In yews Alma • tesi. One nes.
deg Ise OW so preownel in Ns eft and la as
Wenkblagellin piWaj sow went Ws heeled, sal she is enabled
towns bar WitoMeMilwbei Ment=lisleg br some Mae
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SHIPPING INTBLLIGENCIL

LITIIP4II4II, SHIM A? FOILEIGN Pon s.—Nev,
Mobile ; Lorenzo, at Philadelphia ; Jabs: Saow, mad gad.
grant, at New Orleans ; Ocean Monarch, at Callao (is 70
dI78).