The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-28 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

My. Thomas FranciskichLrsTairmang man now erne-
tislag as an anoroty in gouthamotor -buildings, was placed
at the bar [store Mr. Henry, charged with d.f audios his
late emp oytr, Mr. Jams. Fluker, o• 10, Syrsood's-inn.
Mr. beltantioe conducted tie proneutioe, and Mr. Haw-
kins tee eetence.

The defendant was form ey an articled clerk in thr
p•osecia oe's aMee, and during the absence of Mr. Fluker
ID the long vacation of 1854 wt s entrusted with the aridnet
f certain transactions in cmcesion with the affairs of the
Oandls Union Br, wing Company. Shortly alt• r this the
I fondant lett his situation, end had since comenscesd prac-
tice in the neighrournimi i f t3e proncatcr's offices. It
wAs acted that the re had b. en visit int aid serious differ-

env@ Mtween them; and delendant's counsel attributed
to lOU circumstance the sitsged discovery by the ptheecutor,
only a few days sthoe, of the dishonest sot now
charged against him ; but, on the °Air hand,
Mr. Picker denied ell animus in the matter, de-
claring that the tesna,c^ot in question snip came to his
knowledge three dal s ago, when his b ohs ant pip. re were
being examined. lie then die yen d, for the Hest time, that
the defendant appropriated 261., by deducting that amount
from • sum of 3001 which he had been dirated to p,y etc
Meier'. Dixon and Co.', bank—the amount deducted being
a claim fur lot rant tee iced by the defendant, but never
*cc muted for to his enarley.r. The &testiest*. receipt for
i this sum was put in, b.t if rer4 difficulties arose in the
proeecution of the case, m e sequence of the absence of •
Mr. Hatton, who was c. noeeted with the brewing company,
and had they p erred "1, r pecuniary reason," It having
been shat, d, I °wirer, that the oh-tacit, could be removed
by the evidence of other witneues, who might be summoned
to attend on &tutors dsy, the examination woo deferred for
a week.
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The defendent adonitt:d b.bail, himself in 2001., and
two sureties of 1001. e ch. _ _

A mince soldier iu the 96•11 Regiment r f Foot, mimed
Getrge Nolan. was charged with stealieg 101 from Ser-
geant Clam, of thr s me regiment
The i risr ner and the se:want lodged in the nme room.
The prosecutor stet t t sat one night, and on returning to his
apartment the neat morning mined two 61. notes from his
toe. The prisoner was ausdected and given into custody,
and subsequently, by the mediate of Sergeant Smith, of
the dn. aim force, one of the missing notes WAS traced.
He found that the prisonir hsd purchased a pair of to.tt of
a Mr. Lewis, of Briwer-street, Golden-square, tend, nog a
61. co's is payment, whith Mr. Lewis gi.t changed at a
neighbou!'s, named Cribb.
Mr. Henry &nod Lewis if he put any questions to the
prisoner rest et:ting the note ?
The witui so replied that he did, and poisoner told him
that the 61. cote wee part of some arrears which had been
paid to him at the W. r-uffice for Crimean seivice.
Mr Henry said it • ould be very desirable of tradesmen
and others •hor.e.ived notes in this way waald require
Persons tendering them to write their names and address
oa the back. No honest per oo w is refuse to do this.
Mr. Lewis said he gecerally did to, but the prisoner's
statement about his eeee iees in the Crimea disarmed
Mr. Henry—l suo is's. he has
Tin prosecutor—Oh no, sir. He is in the recruiting
Mr. Henry (to the prisoner)—lt Is very disgrsetful to
you to make thin false reprisentations—seekirg credit f
alleged services in the Crimea, when you have never Is ft the

country.
The priacaer—What would bo the we of as chrps in the
remelting OHTie!, Jour worship, if we couldn't hi' a lie CT
two? Ito only by lies that we con do anything. There's
to recruits to be got witlviut lying.
Mr Henry—That earnse will act avail you in this case,
Pr you were not recruiting when yam told Mr. Lewis the
falsehood about the arrears due to you for Crimean
services.

The pr goner, who did not deny the ebsege, was cm.
witted for trial.

SOUTH WARK.

Mary Howard was charged with stealing apwaide of
three hundred sovereiges end half-sovereigns, the property
of her master, Anthony Mating.
The grofecati r, a nip Lard-working man, said he
resided with hie three children at No 9, Nelson-square,
Birmondeey. Tin prisoner had been his servant since the
death of big wife. He bad for many years been sesistant t
Mn. Connelly, the bookseller and ne• swot at the Brightca
Railway Station, end had by attending to his business lived
shout three hundred and fifteen sovereigns and half-
sovereigns, which he locked up in a boa in his beams=
He saw the money safe en 'tuesday evening st sin o'clock,
when he locked the boa and put the key in his pocket. Ou
Wednesday night, when he retuned, he found that the pri-
soner had tactile house, and his suspicion being roomed at
her diappoarares, he went to the boa, found that it hod
been brokers opus, and all the gii stolen. He isnmedienly
pave information to the who., and in the morning de-
spatched his children in ditterect directions in search of her,
wren she was discovered in a railway carriage at Bastm-
square, about to depart ler B rmitighem.
Mr. A'Beekett leaked him how be came pothered of so
mush money 7
He replied that it was the herd earned savings of him-
self and late wife for more than eighteen gars, and it had
nearly hedien his heart when he round it all none.
Mr. A'Beckett here asked the palmier whether she wished
to ask this witniee any questions ?
She replied, no ; she end teas it.
George Petry, police constahle, 376 8, said—He woe on
duty at the Banos-sonars Railway Station that morning,
when the prosecutor's daughter came up to him and pointed
out the primmer, who was siting in one of the railway
carriages, as having robbed her father of sparer& of 3UOI.
Tie prisoner had taken a ticket for Birmiodiam, and the
trait was about to end. bat he took her into custody, and
brought her direct to •ho Bermondsey p.slior-station. He
told her that she was charged wish robbing the grotetnittr
of 3001. in gold, but she made no answer.
Bliss D..ve the female aesr.her at the Bermondsey Po
lies-stenos, aid she wee coiled in by the inspector to arch
the prisoner On her person she toned twelve sovereigns,
fin half sovereigns, and 1/. 16•.9d. in silver. In a boa
that she had witness also found am tug her wearing apparel
a large quantity of sovs reigns and half sovereigns, which
she handed over to the i.e: e.t rto count. The venom
said nothing else, but that she took it because he was us.
kind to her.

Sergeant Reid, the acting inspector at the Boricoadsay
Static-a-house, said he cutated the grid, sad foaled it to
coosist of 179 weavings, sad :62 holt worseeigas, atakiag,
altogether, food oa the prisoner, 276/. 6e. 9.1.
Alleckatt asked sebethir aarthiag had boon wow
tallied of the teratiader

Sergeant Reid nplied in the argetive. as the pollee kid
not had estiment time to make inquiries
Mr. A'Beekett meurdiagly reminded the primmer for a
weak.

CRYSTAL P,

SHILLING DAT, MAILCX

27.—Mmesicar ne eyast. 2,299; ditto by essiis bake%
416; tom; Asit3ra, 2,716.

COTTON. —l.lvnroot, Maori 27.—Tbe market closed firmly for
Americans between 4d. and 61a., end duly for 5.4. per lb. eadallea,
Prise are the same as 1.4 week. The sales are :-7,060 Wee, 1,000
on opeadattoo, comprising Ina Paeans and Maranham, at told. to
7d.; 700 Egyptian, at bid. to ed.; 600 ikuat, at 4id. W 40.1 and
60 Oes Wands, at le. to le. 7d. per lb. Import In tae wetk, .0,00
balea

COTTON GOODS —lforescrrra, Msace 27.—Thers has been •
Moderate Wetness done In Cloth Mr bole and with the orders In
hand for future delivery or shirting*, nuidepollams, Ina jeoczat
and the demand springleg up, soasufectorms are able to
fell prices. Buyers are merrthelese acting with much caulk x find.
log Jut foreign =ruts re pond Out slowly, if at all, to the demand
for antra prices. According to the estimate of Mews. Oca. Truer,
NOD. and Cempsay, yens are now Id. per lb., sad India shirting, 9.1.
to leid. per pees dearer than la October, sod It will readily be con.
Ceived that this is to that's bar to the rapid extension of baleen
lit the merest. of India, when bare in the meantime received large
supplies of cbesper goode than c.n now be ob.ained here. There la
still acme buentes in long ems for Atex.ndria, nod the home trade
booms continue well ...TOM with metre from the °cowry. In
yam there is only a moderate berme*., and no change on prima.

WOOL.—PeaDHMD, kissers 27.—There is s quiet butete►dy basi.
Dees traWialing in • rah department of out trade. The prices of
combing not Jr ere kep up with &mown, errs eieUg since the farour.
abie secomts of peace, and the correspondisg advance asked on yarn
sad pieces be. relliCkaUy to be acceded to.

THE LACE AND HOSIERY IRADEP.—We appeartohavebeea
led Into error last week reir.rang the sate of the bobtin net trade;
for it would seem that this meantime ihteiest, which may be arid to
coustitt te ttr very foundation of our litewm thine operations, and la
snot mil to have a 'spits' of not Jere than two 'editions sterling em.
belted in machinery. wren ietuilly making at • km or without •
Profit. utierod DO onsolsint, anti must be onsidered well entitled to
the adaintthe id the marker, in which we have Wren sesured, hew.
ever, there is nab!!! g to justly the apnlicotios of the term ••extra.
ordinary," suntan, to n+ by a corm,: indent. At the time time it
met elec. be °Solved, t►at tie retest acto ity hey manifested itself
not ro mush in the piste ma• a• in re fancy branches of the trade;
and bete, the elite of empeyeciest, *spiraled in o recent pater to
I seise from the de-Ire t, take young imams Into the warehouse
to mrinte the ',twine scalloping. and drawing departmeate,
instead of giving out the work a• heretofore, bas been any brisk—
Indeed, it is fain that fur want of hanna of this deemoption orders are
knows to have then ceipatclied onfiniebed. We are speaking, how.
ever, eorapinatimeiy of he past, for in the present week, the interne,.
tan of the easter ho alms and the mate of the weaber, which far
more reseinh'er, Cheistheth Moe Eater, have in:couple d hairless
very orund, rably ; many of the with having been awed for three
day., and ethers thettal.y. Torre is one claw of work ankles rapid
progress in Nottingham• lhe work of Ds by is anw to • cociaiderse
ble extent done here: end the rthent etrldesmade in the introductka
of silk throwing in Notaghene bale teen theorem. The hosiery
houres are bay • ring up ad. remalm•g over, hut have likewise
esnerienerd the ho his; interruption of business; and complain of the
influence of the wit her, and the pr••tracted uncertainty regarding
the pram nrguttati,n. • unseollrg preathwe which they lied tees
flattering themeelees were very lair.- Nottarighantshire Guardian.

CORN.—Brawnionan, Olsson V.—Gloucester market, on the
220 d, cloned M. p r quarter lower for wheat; at Worcester, the
fame day, a reduatiou o. Si per quarter was reluctantly submitted rr.
Barley r gain rather darer. Data unaltered in value, with an int.
proved demand. Beans and oyes still tending downwards. During
the present wick few loath tenons are reported in wheat, as holders
will not give war nearly to [net utert of tholesdir g markets. Barley
quite AA dear. Data foutol bitters is retail, at memo. rates. Benz
Is. per quarter thane. Nothing &ins In pen. At Wothaaampton,
yesterday, there was a abort tip ly of wheat ma prices only aave
way stout la. per qu incr. At this day's market there wee s abort
supply of were: which found buyers rerdtly at fully last weeks
mums, sad in tome notances le. per quarter advance wan obth.oeda
Fine inky 10. ter quarter dearer. Oslo Odd slowly, at the cerrecry
of this day ee'r.nlithr. Beano and pate did/cult to &spree cd.

Dnue lissco 2'.—Wo hod a large supply of .heat; at lb*
opeoirg of tlic m wt.% tn. trade VA. am, dull but beton. the close •
Pod toistn.as was r^w. at • reductlon of hilly 2.. per qr. on last
vrees's prices h. be t barley, whim wag any mato., was In per
qr. lower, but ',intim' sushi*. ware in g .01 demand, at fully lot
week's price.. In cry, besot and pea nn alterailos Wheat, tat
red, 795. to VS..; unddlior, .9.. to 72.... islarior, 48a. to 393.
Barley, 335. to 42a. 29a. to 111 s. bane, 11s. to 511.. Peas,
San to 51s. Poor. fine, per sack, 112 s. to 335.; seconds, 49.. to 53..

MARCHEATZR, MARCII 27.—there in/ a good attendance at our
market this mono.", and wheat was in lair demand at hilly the
rates obtainable on this d.y re'onight F our met a ;retry sale than
of late, at • &mitten! Is. r-e suer. Oats and oatmeal were in limited
request without m iteriJl change in value. kagliah beans firm, but
Egyptian mutt be nutrd le. to 21. per qr. lower. Bare, steady at
full prices.
NIWAII, Matey At this day's market there was but II eery
small supply of wet-at, and the lapin lor, it ne woo at .Mly last week's
I rims. in some instance. a rise of la. per qr. taking p ace. Foe barley
aka; there were hut tea lump,.. eliciting. which mot Ni the trod;
that was ease to he st to advance in price. For oats and beam no
alteration. 'the tolOwing are toe pries of grain.—Wheat, white,
its. to Sas. red, 735. to 7.5. Barley, rks. to 425. Oats, 3Cs. to
325. Beau, 53a to t7a.

Naweeay, Masai -Our supply of wheat was only equal to
the local derma& eonaequen.ly there was no quotable alteration
from laterite.. Barley in modeme supply, and late prise. cup-
ported. Oats, Swans, and peas, • ull ; anti the turn in fescue of tne
. • - • •

I:mnrizioa, MARC/I 27. With a short supply of corn the trade is
not much 1 ewer. Wheat fa 2a. per qr. lower tkau last week, but the
ale to slow.

Bodmitnien, Masco 213.—There was a good rupoly of grain in the
market to.day. nem heavy for alt kinds, and priors mme•erably
down for wheat, eats, and beim,. bb heat on the :op is. down, add
on the Manage 4e. down, Barley on the top same no last week, and
os the oversee ad. down. Oota on the top la. down, and on the
average Se. bd. down. Beane on the top 3a. Gd. down, and on the
average 1.. 6d. down.
Wnrat,Poin. Marten It. - We have spin to report an exceedingly
alnitalsh trade to our market with . downward tendency in the prices
of all articles. r arruera' wheat, although the moldy has been very
limited, wenote lower by to to n p.r bet. tram also are cheaper
by 3d.; and Indian corn by 3d. to lat. per barrel.
Coax, MASC. 27.—(8y English and Irish Mageetla Te!egrapb.)—
Red wheat, ~w. la 33a. ; ►arler, ; oats, 111. 9d. to 126.
NeWIT, Matte 2T.—(By English and Troth Magnetic Telegraph.l—
6. Id. to 6.. td. ; wheat; 13s. 6d. to 14s. Gd. ; barley, bra, to
95.; oatmeal, /a. 6d. to 13..

CATTLE.—Drecis, MARCH 27.—(8y English and Irish ?dwells
Telegraph.l-Ibe sop,. ly o• et ok use large. llemvid acute for
prime qualities, and prl'a sunny. ?diddling and in'enor were
dielleott to red. and in some codas lower figures were submticd to.
Ike demand fur piste for the English tourkets continues active.
El/11,110108, Msocn :G.—The supply of sheep this morning was
large, there beirg 4,9 7,0 r 1.161 mio e than lest week, Sales were
rather doll, and, to ,ff,ct .ales, Is. s heed reduction was submitod to.
Top prize of the best used wedders,l,..; CUT(OIIt, sad.; middling and
inferiiie, from Stl. to td. per lb The cornier of utile was asu large,
there being 9./7. or more than 10-t week. Pales were ales slowly
effected, but +here atm rn ultera ion in the no Animus. Top prix,
as.; current price. Ms, snd inferior. trona 71. to same
Dutch stone. At theclose a etc .raoce wan not effect d. There were
In the market 4,901 abeep, 957 hit catne, 97 lean cattle, 142 mUcla
sows, and 2 t 5 pm,
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NO/111111 M MARCH 25.—There was a sped
allow of ati a in our market taday, e tacia3v sheep. and a consi-
derable quantity of busies as was •lone, yet many sheep went Carol
unsold. 'lke market was fl it. and the -mount of money asked C
not be obtritand. There acre 1,1.1 sheep and 0 heeds peanut an
the market.

Newest', L•acn 26.--At our market tn.day there heat teen a con•
aidtrabe number of bia4 .4 emek and a fair amount of tramnees W.l
them, but tbeie has been a aingaintineaa about it, "ib a loan•
ward tendency. Th re were IGO beasts, 622 sheep, and 17u 1.1,1
penned In the market.