The Express.
London, England, 1851-05-23 00:00:00

Cabo iinteitigence.

SHERIFFS' COURT—YESTERDAY.
Strout rex VaveltallEßlFF or MIDWAY&
PROCLAMATION OT OUTLAWRY.
Mr. Hemp, chief officer to the Sheriff of Middlesex,
made preclamation of outlawry in the usual form, when
the following persons were summoned to surrender at the
suit of their respectire creditors:—George F. Sydenham, at
the suit of Morris Meyers ; Watkin Vim. Martin, at the
suit of Edward Barnard ; Jacob Barrow, at the suit of
George Drayton; Wm. Skipeey Porter, at the suit of John
Henry Taylor; Barnard Broca', at the suit of Edward
Edwards; Hector Harvest, at the suit of Samuel Cathcart
and his wife; Stephen Temple, at the suit of John Dirk
Vanderpant ; Sir NVyndham Carmichael Anotruther, bart.,
at the suit of Wm. Whitmore ; Everard St. John Mildmay,
at the suit of Charles Pratt and another ; Sir Wyndham
Carmichael Atutruther, hart., at the suit of Wm* Kelling-
worth Hedges; Howell Jones Phillips, at the suit of
Anthony Hodgkin; Sir Wyndham Carmichael Anstruthor,
bert., at the snit of Alexander Silk; Henry James Noyes,
at the suit of Lewis Harris; Henry Wm. Mariott, at the
suit of Frederick Augustus Davies ; Charles Webster
Wedderburn, at the suit of George Samuel Ford ; aad
Winfield Attenborough, at the suit of Richard Kirkman
Lane.

MIDDLESEX SESSIONS.—YESTERDAY.
Bova*Ma. Aram, Assatramr
The court eat to-day to take bail aura.
INDICIMINT UT A CONSTABLZ.

John Martin was indicted for assaulting Josiah Hamp-
ton. Mr. Herr), prosecuted; Mr. Metcalfe defended.
The prosecutor, a steam-engine manufacturer, deposed
that on the evening of the 15th of April he was at the
Green Gate Tavern, City-road, when, having had a glass of
i ale at the bar, he went nto the garden for the purpose of
going into the concert-room—that he was stopped by the
defendant, who was on duty there as a constable under the
authority of the I'oliec Commissioners, and who pushed
him back, and struck him two severe blows with a
truncheon tipped with brass, one on the eye and one ea
the temple, from the effects of which he was deprived of
the full use of his senses until the following Thursday.
Though not sober, he was quite competent to conduct him-
self properly.
For the defence evidence was called to prove that the
prosecutor was the aggressor, and that before the defen-
dant used hisstaff the prosecutor bit him severely on the
left hand. Inspector Brennan. of the O dlviaion, gave the
defendant mcan-neat character for humanity and forbear-
, twee, and stated at the same time that be well knew the
prosecutor as a quarrelsome person. Other evidence to the
ease awe was given.
The Jury, without hearing Mr. Merry in reply, said they
were quite satisfied, and returned a verdict of Not Guilty.
The learned Judge eautioued the prosecutor, and told him
ho had narrowly escaped being committed for perjury.

THE POLICE COUBTS.
_ MARYLEBONE.

Thomas Hart, conductor of one of Woolley's omnibuses,
was charged with the following misconduct.
On loth inst., a lady named Matilda Stephens hailed
defendant's omnibus near Chalk-farm, when, just as
she had got upon the step, defendant made a
signal noise with the strap indicating that it was
"all right," and before she had time to take her seat
the vehicle was driven on, in consequence of which she
was thrown from the step into the road, and her hand was
by the fall so much sprained and bruised as to render it ne-
cessary for her to have medical assistance.
A witness was called on behalf of defendant, but his evi-
dence went no further than to prove that he did not hear
any " all right " signal given.
Defendant was tined 20s. and costa.

Joseph Sykes, Esq., 13, Porteus-terrace, Paddington,
forwarded to Mr. Long dl. fur the poor box of the court.
WESTMINSTER.
Henry Harris, the conductor of an omnibus, was
charged with taking more than his fare, and abusing a par
senger.
A gentleman named Hawkins, wearing a moustache, and
who would in all probability be considered by an omnibus
conductor an easy victim, hailed the defendant at the
Bank, and asked what he charged to Sloane-street. De-
fendant said 441., and there is no doubt, considering the
gentleman was a foreigner, held up four fingers to denote
the price. There was also a label marked 4d. on the car-
riage; and the gentleman got in, and upon alighting at
Sloane..trect gave the defendant 6d., who immediately
jumped up on the foot board, and, the signal
being given, the horses were started otf. The gentle-
mm naturally asked for his change, when defendant
laughed, and bawled out an imprecation on him and his
change. The gentleman, however, turned out to be an
Englishman, although only staying in town fur a few days,
and followed the defendma, and got his number, and
I although at considerable inconvenience, prolonged his stay
'in Loudon in order to prosecute the defendant for the
benefit of the public.
Defendant thought if he took the sixpence he must have
put it in his pocket mistaking it for a Muria:any-piece, and
denied the language imputed to him.
Mr. Burrell said both cases were clearly proved, and
fined him 10s. and costs on each.

Mr. Hawkins deposited hie costs in the poor-boz.
LA.MBETII.

Mr. Norton was engaged for wine time in investigating
the charges against several persons of " amusing" themselves
on the preceding night by flinging paper parcels of dour,
powder plaster of Paris, and road stuff into tho carriage%
and at the persons returning from the Derby.
The first person charged was in th:initarb of a mechanic
and gave the name of Charles Tilt,
Sergeant Alley, 1 L, deposed that on the preceding night
he was on duty near the Kennington-gate, and as many as
200 or 300 gentlemen complained to hint of having been
pelted with something which appeared to be Hour while
waiting to puss and in pruning the turnpike-gate. lie
(Alley) in consequence proceeded to the gate, and had not
been there many minutes when he saw the prisoner throw
a small paper parcel into a carriage. He, in consequence,
instantly secured him, and on examining his pockets found
a quantity of flour in them.
The prisoner would not deny the fact of his having the
sour about him, but said he was not aware that be was
committing any serious offence in having an amusing huh.
He was convicted in a penalty of 20s. or 14 days.
The other persons charged were Wm. Lavender, Richard
Catrke, George Adams, and Eduard Rad/and, and the case
of the three former not differing in any important fact from
that of Tilt, they were convicted in a similar penalty. The
charge against ltudland differed from the others in this im-
portant degree, that the material ho was making use of for
his amusement was powdered plaster of Paris, which, if it
got into the eyes of the persons at whom it was thrown,
might deprive them of sight, or at least do them some seri-
ous mischief, and the magistrate taking this circumstance
into consideration convicted the prisoner in a penalty of
40a. or one month's imprisonment.

LIVERPOOL, MAY 22.
The talcs to-day were—Sugar: 20 hhds. Jamaica, at 375.;
150 tags low data*, aye. to Ma.; 100 Eap Mauritius, 395. ;95 hbda.
Porto awe, 275. 611. 1041 s. Id. CoOse : A small lot of IA Gasps,
i 6•. Wee 1,000 bags Bengal, all balls, 71. IL to 9s. ; 1,700 bogs
:air ta gs. al. Saltpetre :50 bogs danaspd, Ills. to 21s. Od. Plan.
Lego: NObYy Ila Gd. to 14s.

COTTON.—Livattroot, MAY M.—The sales of cotton
today are estimated at 4.000 Oslo% of whisk about SOO are taken
for exprot, the
44remainder to the Wei gm ludo& Sie• Pam. owl
Iforsoboa, 81. to Bd. 100 Bob* gib 41111111 mil. to ded.
The market eons heavily, and wawa with /Moyle rob% prime
of W hinds an id. per lb. lower.
WOOL.—BHADFORD. May 22.—Thero is no change
dim oar last in any motet. That busloads dolor is fully equal to the
supplies coming to mast, and grim are moody.

DIANUFACTI:RES.—BiADFORD, May Yarns :
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a bid brier. Wden is starer reseeet errs say reed, se
wool is Ise see aIM bb mat fibs mos missit tot trees:
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CORN. Beret May 22.—The grain trade is very
eras lan rosy; Whir said as the full Mom or Ma war. Om,
Is. pee qr. higher. Bear mod Barry mite at dear. Meatier r
kams :—tehest, 6d. to U. per MM. Darin tb.l I • pr
qr. Dom, So Id. to ts. par babel Om les. to Ur
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