The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS. FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1848.

nay q owl vim mein tbe g at the
tam ofuick the kill he knelled dews as elderlymeasia
gentlemn who
WWI awls. Ski street at the time, and askoagh he ern
main apes to slop he did net pull up, but proceeded down
Fanlagdimetreet. The witness Veit to the gentleman,
raised him op, and melted is bringing him to a chosen% I
shop, sad then west is pursuit of the cab. He saw • pee
Women who jailed is tie pursuit, and the prisoner who
' dyne his en en te thie nor lat the bottom of Parrin;telon-
Wen, was takes late onstedy.—J. Moss, 226, City psis.,
said, that hwerieg fill of " Stop, stop," he followed the
sak, gni task the primer into custody. He then ntozned
to as sheens% shop, sod found that the gentleman was
so musk istured,_
_tkat be was carried en a untelter to We
hospital. He ulna ait the hospital that morniag sad me
the gentlemen, whose name was Walker. He bad foss
pomade en him, bat no papers or ends. He mid he lodged
at • his.. la IlemPleaderet. Haney hat lad ere wife, family,
or relation, and-bad a. Mend fed whom he could send. Ile
was SO years of age, and said that the wheal of the cob had
strata him in the eye and knocked him down. He was
very feint and mush iajara—The Magistrate said that the
ease wee • very serious ens, aid he would remand the pri-
soner, that some inquiries might be made reopening the old
gentleman.
A WKOLZSALN GIG briAllll..—W. Nash was charged
with stealing a horse sad gig, the property of Mr. Stapleton.
—Wet. Green, a servant in the employ of Mr. Stapleton,
livery-stable-kper, I. New Broad.senet, City, said that COL
Tardily week last the prisoner cams to his master's place
wed hired a horse and gig. He w ordered to go with hum
In the swain of serves(, add did so. The Omen drove to
the Angel, at Edm non, and after ordering a diner took a
Wen Cu, saying that bee bad • dater at Mrs Pike'sacadeay,
sod should Itke very moth to see ker. After being absent
some time he returned, aid having taken his dinner, enlaced
the hone and gig to the door, seyisg that he was
golrg to take his ester fora abort ride, and that he would be
beck to tea, at the same time entering that meal. However he
never returned, nor did the witness side see him until he
was taken len custody on Tuesday, at the Three Nuns, Ald-
ine. The hone and gig had not &spot been trased.—A Kr.
Scott here stepped (=ward and said that he had been
swindled in the same manna by the prisoner; and called
Philip Watson, who said he was servant to Mr.
Scott, livery-stahle keeper, New Canadian-street, Pun-
lanit•plaes and that as Sunday, the 28th nit., the pri.
sonar attend his uneter's mews, and said he wished for •
'addle horse to proceed to Barnet, and ordered it to 115 at
Mr. Neighbour's oolfseltouse I. Cannon-street, at 11 o'clock,
the • following mowing. He said hie name was Nash, and
that ke Wel on of the arm of Nan and Co.. the large sugar
esseehaan in Great Arthurstreet, City. The hone was as
taken at the proper time, when the prisoner
moaned the animal and rods away, but not before whines
salted him for the money, upon which be said that he bed
only notes about him, but that if he went to his brother
Thomas in Gnat Arthur-street, be would at once receive
the pine. He directly mounted his horse and
went to Messrs. Nash and Co., but they denied
all knowledge of the prisoner, and he had not
met with him slam unit taken into custody.--
J. Ball, a coachman to Mr. Grey, of Karl-street, Blackfriars,
deposed that on last Tuesday week the prisoner came to his
employer's and ordered a horse and chaiw, and he was di-
rected to go with him. They went to the Crown eadflurPtro.
Onenwin and put up than, the Winer order's; thee
etudes to biready at half -pest sine o'clock, after whin henna
out, bat did not retain, leaving him (witness) " in pawn."
—Several parties here said that they had no doubt if the use
was adkowned many more charges would be brought gained
him.—The pruner ms nmanded for a week.
WORSHIP-STEEET.—OS warn .—Mr. Arnold headed
to the reporters the Wowing list of subscripdons he bad re-
ceived for the beast of the destitute shinstaker, Swab
Lurid, but the esseent of which it was his intention, with the
sanction of** deems, to a pro 'at habits poor- boz as the
woman Wel to of interniereace,
which rendlestlirr, in his opinion, undeserving of their
bounty : W. P., 11. ; the pupils at a ladies school, 12s. ; Mrs
M. C. 0.,51. ;E.J. B. and T. B. B. AL • Beta, ; Anon.,
34. ; G. H., 105. • id. C. 6.. ; a Lady., 10e.; and A. P. C ,
10s. The magistrate also acknowledged his receipt of the
subjoined subscriptions ter Sun Lyon, which he bed
placed at her disposal : Beta, Se. ; H. J. B. and T. E. 8.,
65. ; and a WT. 10e.
CLEIIKEN WELL. —WIIOLIMALI Gamma. The
" New Bartholomew Asir," whisk oesameased on Monday
last, has mused great excitement and ...item is the neigh.
bearksed of New North-road, Winston immense crowds
of pesesna, the majority of when enesisted ef women, girls,
sN hop, oonersigated on the spec. Nimbi= of well known
Winn wen busily engaged in emir soliwienspcoursuits and
may of them have been takes late custody and ne'etiect at
this mart by Mr. Tyrwhitt and Mr. Combo, tke magistrates.
Abut of vegsbeads, with roulette tables, asdotkor belga:neat'
oftb=sidakere sagearianstisvelson pestadtbeildr cerryiag ea
bavisibese forwarded to the
eosalsohassis of pain, a beefy studious resolved instructions
to attend the fair last algal in plain dabs, foe the pupae of
apprthendieg the delinquents, and Ibis moraine the loop
avenue leading to this mart woo ersorded by the gambler,,
thieves, and the 'Nem who had them Is e.stody.—The
Implements of gaming were predneed, sad gave the court
the appearance of aa apartment to a prahling-house.—Mr.
Tyrwhitt said this fair was shaven illegal, and the par-
ties who got it up were subject isdistinent for a nuisance ;
they (the enablers) were a deassress est of fellows, who
encouraged• boys to rob their moll= and parents to go to
each plane, where the themselves were robbed of their ill-
, gotten gains by such chasten as the prioners.—Eialit of
the eamblers were committed to the His.. of Correction—
seem foe as month, and Oben for is weeke with hard
labour—Ninserata pickpockets were .i.ocommitted for an
month each.

80UTHWARH.—Ittoiors Partwits.—Ellese Merrell,
an inmate of Bermondsey workhouse, was placed at the bar,
before Mr. Cottlngbam, charged with breaking thirteen
squares of glees la the above workhotese.—One of the porters
said that at an early part of the morning he hoard a noise is
the wemea's ward, and as to the spot he sew the
prisoner and her mother Wog. a parted them, end
teak the prisoner to another pert of the house, but on the
way she smashed Thirteen panes of glees in the nutmeg
aim. She made no resistance to him, but went quietly to
the pollee station.—Mr. Cottlogham asked her what snow
she bad to make to the charge.—The prisuner replied that
ohs assid not live in the same plea with her mother : she
was wash a violent character.—Mr. Hodgkin, the master of
the warkbense, add that the prisoner's mother was a wry
bed weans, hat NM the primmer had every proteetiou.—
Mr. Cessiagitam laid her that whatever Tsang she might
have bad with her mother, she ought not to have smashed
I the WWII,* Ydo beam. The rate-payers will have to pay
that. lie amid, however, ceder her to pay 9s. damages,
and in default be Imprisoned one month.
LAMBETH.—Rounsav AT • COTM•STALL —Elka
_

Sfauaroa, the keeper of i:ty;se 04.;:ii;11,;;;-11;11ye7;
mined on a charge of robbing Mr. Thomas Kingebey of a
pans, containing four sovereigns and a half and some silver.
It appeared that on the warning of the 24th of last month
he, in returning home, stopped at the coffmetall kept by
the prisoner it the Walworth•resd, to Dave a cup of
coffee. While there a young woman mimed Marshall,
salted Wm to nest he; to a cup, and he did so. Be pulled
oat his parse tom for the end's, and litotes taken a shil-
ling frees it, replaced it is his trouserepeeket. Being tipsy
at the time he eat upon primmer's knees, and at this time ohs
centime& Ida to take care of his mine. Ths prisoner left
her stall fee a sheet time, and while she was absent he mimed
his parse, and amend her of taking it, but she strongly de-
nied it, and wee given into custody. The prisoner was fully
committed foe trial._ _

WANDSWORTH. Tam DALMAJI FAMILY. Mr.
Pa cater requested spur reporter to acknowledge to the Re-
press the receipt of sir dozen posters stamps from 8. A. 8..
of Worthing, for the benefit of the unfortunate daughters of
Dalasas.

MONEY MARKET.

TEGIEDAT EVENING.
The liquidation of the account to-day occuioned
KIM rather &sulferr changes in the face of the mar-
ket. Such of the speculators for the rise as were not,
=rto take their stock were rather severely
in the rates exacted for carrying over their
aessents its out settling day. In many instanoss
:31,:er3n. e aaspelled to pay 1 per cent. for the accom-
and as the best terms 1 per cent. It we.
evidently, therefore, what is technically called a bull
amount ; that is, on
the speculation of advancing prices
sere stook had been purchased than could be taken.
Oiesola were done as high u 881 for money, and 881
he the account opened to-day for the 17th October;
but before the elope of business prices gave way, and
the final quotations were 861 to 6 for money and 86
to / toe tine. The higher rates before currant did
not, it is clear, represent the real state of opinion in
the market, but the anomalous circumstances of the
moment growing out of the arrangements for carry-
ing. over speculative transactions. The parties who had
options, and "called" some important amounts of stock
3raterday at 88, would have but an indifferent bargain
by the operation, seeing that the options must have
cost from to 1 per cent., whilst the variations in the
course of the account now closed, from highest to
lowest, have little exceeded the pries of the stook
ealledwith the cost of the option added. The account
wee opened on the 10th of August, and the range of
Inetiations hu been as follows :

ggt. I
Mg. 10 HIS"VI". Land prim
IL
7 B6
Priem varied between the extreme quotations noted
from day to day, but never reached 87 from the 10th
ult. to the termination of the account this day. The
average rate upon the whole has been about, or
little more than, 88. The differences resulting upon
a liquidation, in which the fluctuations of price dare
been within a range comparatively so circumscribed,
can scarcely be of very weighty consideration, and
accordingly no difficulties appear to have interfered
with the settlement in any quarter. Reduced Threes
were quoted 88} to }. Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 8431 to 87. Long Annuities, 8 13.16 to
Exchequer Bills, 28s. to Si.. "um. India
Bonds, 20e. to 245. premium. Bank Stock, 196 to 8.
India Stock, 238 to 240.
The dealings in foreign stocks were still extremely
limited. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents. wars
ailed 44i to 6 y tits Fours, 701 to I. The latter boar

about 1 per cent. higher value here, therefore, than at
Amster. Belgian were quoted better at 70 to 2.
Ramis°, 97 to 9. Danish, 88 to 71. lintellien were
higher, at 74 to 6. Mexican, 16# to 17. Chilies),
134 to 7. New Granada, 11# to 12j. Spanish Fives,
12 to 1; the Threes, 23 to I ; Bonn, 3 to #.
Portuguese were heavy at 211 to 21.
Files of Chile papers have been received to the 17th
of June. With a laudable view to reanimate the
transit trade of the Chilian ports the government, on
the 9th of that month, had issued a decree which
most have an important influence in promoting the
best interests of commerce, and of the treasury as
well, which the holders of Chilian bonds will learn
with satisfaction. By this decree all transit duties
are abolished on the transhipment of goods fur re-ex-
portation, whether from thegovernment warsahoosse,or
trout the stores of individuals. All goads, moreover,
admissible into the government waiehouses are
allowed to remain the first six months free of charge.
They are to be exempt also from the duty de polkas,
or clearances. For the greater convenience of mer-
chants eespatehing commodities into the interior of
Chile foe oonsuruption an extension of credit is ac-
corded for the payment of duties, on being taken out
of the deposit warehouses. Notes for the amount
will be accepted payable five months after date, and
in specified owes at eight months. The charge for
sampling goods in the deposit warehouses is reduced
to four reale, and the chief of the customs depart-
ment is authorised to allow bales and packages to be
opened for exchanging certain portions of the goods
for others.

—Beveraldispositions are made in the decree, more-
over, in favour of the coasting trade by the readmits
or relaxation of customs duties and charges.
The government of Chile show that they are fully
impressed with the economical truism that, in respect
of reviser, high duties and excessive port charges do
I not necessarily promote its improvement; that two
and two do not in that respect always make four ' •
and that home industry and production will be best
promoted by encouraging the importation, consump-
tion, and re-exportation of foreign products, by low
rates of duty, and so cheapening prices. Valparaiso
is excellently situated as a grand extrepclt for trade,
and storehouse for the supply of Bolivia, Peru, the
Ecuador, and the western coast of the Pacific, with
all foreign commodities.

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4 pee Ct. Ude., n 4 pee 01. Dutch Ccelikato, 704 1
3 per Ct. =4432
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