The Express.
London, England, 1852-02-17 00:00:00

what he told Me was not true ; that he must consider him-
having er and that I charged him on suspicion of
stout number of costa front the Stook Exchange
during the last three weeks. He said, " Very well, lam
innoemst of it." I asked hies if he had any duplicates. He
said, "Toothed better look and see—seareb." I said, "I
will& so." He said, It will save you some trouble If
I tell you what I have got. I will tall you the truth. lam
guilty to a aerials extent, but I have been partly drawn
into It. I bought a great coat and two duplicates for two
other greatsoate of a young man that I have met when
looking fora situation. I will give you the coat and two
duplicates, and it will then have so further trouble." I
went up with him to the mooed floor beck room, and found
a box containing six bottles of different essences or scents,
gold watch guard and cue, a silver watch, ribbon, and key,
18 scarves and handkerchiefs, two pairs of worked slippers,
three wrappers, ten books, another bottle Gloomy 29 du-
plisses., and two coats. In the pocket of one of the coats
I Smug a bill for modleal attendance mule out to one of
the members of the Stock Exchange. On the prisoner's
rill hand one penny, a bunch of keys, and a penknife.
es past of the coat I saw the prisoner wear the same
aftera sea. but which he had not on when I searched him,
I hand seven circulars, on some of which were written in
pima the names of Bates and Bell, and also a piece of
paper selsfablintageures in ink. On the way to the station-
WIN he odd lim been drawn into this by another party.
difip••• is me of the pawnbrokers at whose house
many 1111.1.14 WWI were identified by the gentlemen of
the Meek melange se having been stolen from the build-
ing, bad Mee pawned said he believed that the person who
pledged a risen was the prisoner.
The primmer—Can you swear to me ?
Witneen.—ffe, but I believe you to be the man.
The prieseer—Oh, you believe. That's nothing. My
lord, he dema't know whether it was pawned by a man or
a wham That won't do. You may stand down
The pelemer (in en authoritative tone, and looking
ronnd)—Siimes there.
In another am, the pawnbroker said he also believed the
prisoner wee the person who pawned the coat.
The primamer—Belief won't do. You stand down
too. This evidence won't do. (Laughter.) lwre, I say.
Several gentlemea bisatilimal their seats, the duplicates
of which had been dna be mimeses peemmeise, and
pertionleened the days ea which the robberies had been
emmatehel.

One of Ike ',titan in the Stock Exchange stated that he
bad boss es the look-out during the last month in con-
=of the loss of coats, and had frequently seen the
about the entrance to the building. To one of
the 11111111111111611 ft the prisoner, upon being questioned, said
his name was Bates, and that be was clerk to Messrs.
Baia mad BeU, stock-brokers.
It wee proved that the prisoner was not at all known
to Mans. Bane and Dell, and that he was unknown to
any person connected with the Stock Exchange. And a
constable was soon afterwards called who proved that the
fellow had been convicted at the Central Criminal Court
of having robbed his employer.
Mr. ll'Farlana, Secretary to the London Mechanics
Institution, in Southampton-buildings, identified two books
which had been stolen some time ago from that establish-
ment, and which Hayden had found in the room of the
prisoner, who had walked into the reading-room there
under pretence of being the brother of a gentleman who
was a member.

Alderman Cubitt asked the prisoner u each of the wit-
nesses appeared against him whether he wished to put any
questions ; and be replied, in the most ofthand style, " No,
none, they may stand down."
Alderman Cubitt—l commit the prisoner for trial, and
he must be brought up to-morrow, in order that all the
depositions may be signed.

LIVRRPOOL, FEB. 16.
The sales to-day are :—Sugar : 40 bads. Antigua, pre-
vious rates; 420 ditto Tnuidad, 305.; 100 ditto Porto
Rico, 335. 9d. to 345. 9d. ; 80 brls. Jamaica, 30s. • 358 bags
}Senates, 325. 6d. to 341. Rum : 150 puncheons ilea:cram
very full prices. Linseed: 500 bags Calcutta, 41s. Sago
Flour : 1,350 bags at 14s. 6d.

COTTON.—Eixintroox, Fin. 16.—The sales to-dey are
estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 1,000 are taken by ex-
porters, and 1,600 by speculators. They comprise : —650
Yemeni and Maranbam' at sd. to eid. ; 400 Bahia, Md.
to 6d. ; 500 Egyptian 6d. to Md. ; 2,000 Surat, 3d. to
41d. ; the remainder American. The imports since Thursday
arc 10,000 bales. The market closes with en upward ten-
dency, end, compared with Friday's rates, prices of
American are tight, nearly an th against the buyer, as alio
Burets; other kinds

CORN.—Caurczam, Feb. 16.—With a full attend-
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