The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

MARKETS.

ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE.
HOME OlRClllT.Kuroorrow, Aram 8. MIT TAW
la the market to-day, prime closing the name as yen-viol°.
zaasa....• m• MAY EVENING. —There was 00 C 111141.?,
Mn Justice lffightman disposed of two common jn
cams, the last cm the list, yesterday, and he then proceeded Daum, to limt, (monism 286 arrivals, 520. k..
to ley sumael Hasseinsining special jury assm. He was
Miathe greater part el the day with the cause et
mi v. Ffitchinson,"which involved *question of boundary,
and which woe eventually referred.. In the nisi pews court
lord Chief Justice Ms was engaged for several hours la
trying an action between two eogiwsn, in which the plain-
tiff sought to recover the value of certain plans be had made
for the construction of a projected railway in the West of
England. The other business disposed of was of no public
intermit. There sre still thirteen special jury causes remain-
ing to be disposed of.

corrox.—Lrszarooi, Aram B.—Tbsra has been a fair
demand for cotton to•da with full p! lees The Rules ar..
4000 balaa, including 2.140 Amerioaa, at Sid. to ltd..;
2,500 Surat, at 6id. to 100. ; 000 Egyptian, at Ilid.
no 14d. ; 4410 Permit, at 141. to 13d. ; 01 which 3,40;0"
for speculation and export. The week's inipurt 11,z);
balm

OOTTON GOODS.—Mariciteuran, Aran, 1,„
been rather more business in yarns, and buyers appear to
show more disposition to give the prioss demanded by
spinners than for some time past. The feeling is decidedly
more cheerful, and if no advice. come from America to dig.
turb confideoce, there is much probability that prices will
advance. A very fair amount of business is reported to..t,
for India sad Chine. The home trade are also buyers. fe
some few /esteems higher rates have been obtaiowl. For
Gairciany and the Mediterranean but very little buiners ha,
been effected. In the cloth market the improvement noted iu
our lest mortis maintained. Towards the closed last week,
as we then stated, a considerable business was effected,
which was pertly due to lessened production, and a fear
that prices had reached a minimum, and partly to wt.,
being forced by manufacturers in want of money. The„,
goods having been moved off the market, a slight advance
price. hen telt.n place to-day, amounting, upon lain
shirting., to about lad. per piece ; hut there us nothing
any general or legitimate demand. The fine weather, and
the knowledge that a great curtailment of production hay
spin taken place, are probably the chief moving causes of
the improvement for the moment, but stocks have hem 4
good deal lessened by the operations of the last few dap,
and there is a prospect of firmer prices as a consequence.
These remarks apply to longcloths, T cloths, and most
kinds d skirtings and fabrics suited to the Indian markets.
Yarns from American cotton continue scarce, and are rather
deem.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

OLD COURT.
(Before the Reaerdeit.)
Godard Pohrler, • German, 29, a furrier, was indicted
for feloniously receiving, in the City of London from
Leopold Warnecke, two seal skins, 26 Muckwash skins, and
160 racoon team, of the value of 61., the property of John
Merits Oppenheim and another, well knowing them to be
stolen. The prisoner pleaded out guilty.
The prosecutors, Mears. Oppenheim and Co., are whole-
sale furriers, in Cannon-street West, sad for some time
past they had missed a number of seal and °amain' from
their stock, and suspicion having fallen upon a c
in their employ named Leopold Warnecke, he was
with robbing them, when he at coos admitted the fasts
and stated than he had been induced to steal the skins
by the Pohrler, who was in the employ of Kr.
a furrier in Hay.bill, Berkeley-square, and that
he bad sold the skins to him from time to time. Clerks
and Hancock, two City detectives, were called in, and War-
necke was given into custody. The officers then proceeded
to Mr. Lilliecrsp, and received from him the seal skins par-
tial made up into muffs, and other articles, as also the
Mu skins, which be said he had purchased from the
t, who was in his employ, and stated that he had
r agrthem of a little Jew man. He gave the prisoner a
guinea each for the seal skins, and something under the
market price for the other skins. On the prisoner being
takeninto custody, he said he had purchased the skies
from a little man be thought a Jew. He gave him Hs.
a piece for them. The wholesale prior of the skins, as
stated by the prosecutor's foreman, was 42e The prisoost
subsequently stated that he had bought them of Oppen-
heins's man. Warnecke was admitted as • witness for the
crown, mid proved the stealing of the articles and selling
them to the prisoner, who Lad lodged with him, and Q. 4
induced him to obtain the skins. Other skins were found
to have been purchased by thepriermer from another man
named Patsolt, in the employ of Mr. Pealing.
The jury returned a verdict of Guilty, and at the isms
time added that the medusa of Mr. Lilliecrap, in purchasing
the skins of the prisoner, was open to ososuro, and they
desired so to express it.
The Recorder agreed with the jury, and ordered that his
expenses should not be allowed.
The other case, in which the prisoner was charged with
receiving from William Patsolt 16 Muckwash skins, the
property of Mr. Charles Panting, his rooster, knowing them
to be stolen, wee not proceeded with, Patsolt having pleaded
guilty.
Mr. Penile( recommended Patsolt to mercy, believing he
bad been made • tool of by Pohrler.
The Recorder thee sentenced Patsolt to six months' ins-
prisooment with hard labour, and Pohrler to four yea"'
penal servitude.
NEW COURT.
(adore the Common Serjesnt.)
Henry Mows% 46, clerk, pleaded guilty to two indict-
meets, one for embessling the sums of 74 142. 6d. lit 13e.,
and 65., the moseys of Harry Bodkin Poland, Ilt.; the
other. fee fogging and uttering an endorsement of order
for the Mutant of 51. 13a., with intent to ddroud the
woe geotlema.
Mr. Cooper, on behalf of the primmer said that the
moseys em hiWad were fees which he had received as clerk.
The prisoner had up to this time Isom • high character,
hat, having a largo family, bed got balm debit and used his
'
per's money to meet it. 4efollowing witnesses ire the pele • very high chi-
meter up to the present time :-0. & Nem-oft, Esq., M.P.
for Leeds; W. E. Smith, Rea., Mayor of Doi:caster ; Mrs.
I. Hall, ridow of the late M.P. for Ludo, to Insoot pll.
solar bad bees clerk ; Mr. P. Trayley, chink to the Led
Chief Justice • and Kr. W. J. Kim clerk to Mema,Oesiwiler
ad Maynard, the solicitors.
114111114809 deferred.

WOOLLEN CLOTll.—Lnins, Aram 8. —The markeu
this morning have bees much as usual there warn a fair at.
Medium of buyers, but their intaimetious were comprise"
within very Darrow limits. A few low molten& changed
hands in the Coloured Hall, but the market isno longer or,
imitates for these goods, as they are being jobbed in Londe
and *Wuhan, at lower prices than are asked here. The
seam, may now be said to be over ; a continuance of bright
weather such as we have had this morning well no doubt
help off a few chance lots of old fabrics, but the main hope
of the leads is now an autumn demand. We have bad io
aff respeets an unsatisfactory sessoo, through an mom/
combination of adverse circusninsmoss, but there is gre.4
ems for satidaction that the remit as affecting individinli
has sot, cm the whole, been more disastrous.
MANPFACTUREA—Hunngzaristm, Aram B.—The

vitaWeiToWiseense be Eller a the same charter
the kat few weeks—that la, a email Waimea only doing in
most branehm, and no active demand in any, azooptlailinht
coloured fancy goods, in which a rather larger Quantity ME
changed hands.

WOOLS.—HODDERBFULD, APRIL B.—The wool trek
having been moderately brisk since the close of last sales,
and most mantitactamrs having supplied themselves for a
time, causes business to be quite Bat at present ; but u
stocks are much reduced there is no giving way in price.

CORN.-110i,4, faramB.—At to-day's market ..mill
supply of &ilia' wheat. wbsah is taken a by local millers
at fully last week's currency. Foreign sells more readily
than during the wea. and a better attendance of country
buyers thee IssuaL Barley for malting sells readily at
ratter over late rates. Grinding unaltered. In beans and
per little dais'. Gate continue neglected, but prince not
lower than had week. Foreign imports last week are as
follows :—Wheat, 18,448 qrs. • barley, 2,384; cote, 102 ;
tares. 10 ; linseed and rapeseed, 3,330 ; oil cake, 208 tons ;
bones, 197.
Laps, Aram, B.—There is little or so alteration to note
in the value of wheat. The rates of last week are de-
manded, but a very limited business takes plans. Barley
as dear. Beans slow sale. Ode and other articles m•
altered. _ _ _

Aram & We hare had a gold M.
Ueda= of buy= at this day's market, and a fair on.
11111Iplive Wail= hos beia doe, is wheat at about the
se= el Friday hat. Maur =data= its pima pray
sad Num la an quotable alteration to make ; where
Ohs ate =ea es quay, however, prima are somewhat in*
gam • led= ems has attested a fair sham of attest=
both ex quay sad More at a coacessioa of 3d. par quieter.
Oft and eatansal useheaged. BMUS, puss, sad Matly N.
=de steady. Ms marks& exhibihi Ism sigma of Femme
at the eked.
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Ana 6.—The weather continua thiseltied, with
a odd neeth-east wind. At today's market there VIII a
limited show of wheat. sad prime of lath week were folly
maintained for all deseriptior. Barley, both malting and
pinging samples. realised fully lath week's rates. Baas
dad paw ggerepred in vales. Pries* per imparini qr. to the
Meows:—Wheat, white, sew, 6211.. to 64Iba. per
bushel, 57e. to 63e. ; ditto, red, 6111 a. to 6411 m., W.;
60s. ; ditto, old, 5811 m. to 621b5., 46e. to 65e. Barley, ben
chevalier seating, 6311.. to 541 th., Ns. to 40a. ; ditto rum
daevalier ditto, 5211 e to 5311 a., 345. to 37a. Oats, 361 th
to 4211 m., 14s. to 27a. Beene, old, 6311 e. to 65115., 4th
to 48s. ; sew, 6311 m. to 6411 m.. 42e. to 46a.
NthroannA, Ana A—The weigher continues dry sad
favourable for field worth with which our farmers am
kiddy espied. At oar market this encening w• bad a
moderate *bow of wing ken the and althoegli
ecnesely anything leas saithei from the meet ince Satin
day, the trade opened quietly, and vary few tramendiese
transpired at about thee day's Milli ; at the Nunn time
then wan so dispalthin nwritheted by betas to give way
with a view of pengnstimg bolero. Flour mold ninth upon
the nine Was es previous* noted. South country barley
halm exiseditigl soiree, up tte4oe. bee been acquired for a
very seine and :35a. for Scotch, natural weight d
the LAW bs., and of the forma. 51111.. per basheL
Grinding varieties met little attention. In other article
we lave little variation to note.