The Express.
London, England, 1851-06-06 00:00:00

his labour. The drawings were so exceedingly defective
that it was quite impossible to work upon them. Mr. Wyld
always intended to give a remuneration, but he onsidered
that plaintiff's claim was exorbitant.
Mr. Miller gave evidence, and said that he was present
when Mr. Welch CAM to the office, and saw the defendant,
who told him it was impossible to get on with the plans.
Did not hear Mr. Wyld assent to pay the demand; if lie had
witness must have heard him, as he was present all the
time. He was told to call on the morrow for a settlement
of some account in order that he might retire.
This witeees wascrose-esemined, but his evidence seemed
"We learned judge said that he thought the evidence of
Mr. Abrams, the present architect on the building, was so
much more distinct than that of Mr. Miller, that the plain-
tiff had made out his case.
Verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount. with costs.

Kr. Hammill considered that there was not sufficient evi-
dence to support an indictment, and therefore ordered the
prisoner to Isay the maximum penalty of dl. for an aggra-
vated assault, or in default to stand committed for two
months to the Haw of Correction.
WANDSWORTH.
Wigian Efuttoood, formerly a policeman, was charged
with attempting the murder of Elisabeth his will, by stab-
bing her with a table knife.
Mout half-pest nine o'clock, on Wednesday night, a
noise as of children screaming was heard from a house at
Point Pleasant, inhabited by the prisoner, his wife, two
young children, and a girl of 18. Some neighbours entered,
and found the wife exhausted and complaining that her
husband had stabbed her. She was removed to bed and
undressed, when blood was seen gushing from her left
breast. Surgical aid was procured, and every means
takes to staunch the hemorrhage. The prisoner was
meanwhile apprehended, and, yesterday morning, Mr.
Beadon took the following deposition, made by the wife
in the presence of the prisoner : 'My name is Elizabeth
Eastwood. lam the wife of William Eastwood. We live
at the Point. I was sitting in my rocking chair between
nine and ten o'clock last night on the opposite side of the
room to my husband. There was nobody else there. Some
angry words passed whilst ho was eating his supper, and he
had his knife and fork in his hands. Ile run at me and he
stabbed me. I said, ' You have killed me,' and he said,
Oh, Elizabeth, don't say that.' As I expect to die that in
the truth. As I hope to be saved, it is the truth that he got
up and came to me and he stabbed me."
On his apprehension prisoner said his wife had run
against the knife which he held in his hand. The thick-
ness of her clothing, especially of her stay!, shows, however,
that the knife must have been plunged into her body with
great force. He was remanded pending her recovery or de-
cease of his victim.

Walk. blot mad white, per 212145.. 204. AL to MP. Od. •; Irish (401te. to
421A4.), 314.44. to SOLO& (3716.. to nib..), 2 6d. to N.; block,
200. GIL to 31.. 6d. Beans tease, okl, p. r 1961bo„ Ito.C.d. t.. 134. Ili. •
sew', Its. Od. to 124.84. • Iri4ll, sew,ll 1.. 64. to a.. Wt.; Egypt... 4
Ills. al. toll.. ed. ; Freneb, 11.. 641. to 12s. ed. Pros, bona*, per
Imperial qr., 30.. to Sts.; grtodlog, pet 194146.. 114. 6d. to 124. 6d.
longs Cora, per 1961b0, 124. Od, to lb. 6d. Flour, gogll4ll, floe, per
sack of Max.. 30.. 6). to 32..64. ; otoonlit, Gd. to 294. Gd.

BRIGHTON Juno 6.—Our market is without alteration
Madams las all doseriptions of pals. Wheat, whits, ltd. to lot. loe.;
red, Pl. 10s. to N. Is. Barler4tk tons. Oats, 15.. Id. to 21s. Bosom,
Us. to NAL Pos. 2Ss. to W.

Billl2ol, Jute 5.-The supply of English wheat to-day
wag not large, and there being a fur ocessaipttes dosed, se im-
provement took pleas la vales to the east of fr.= ed. to Is. per
quarter. There we, act much data( to foreign wheat, prhselpsLy on
account ed holders mg leasend rats. for which the panels
aeries were finely held. wee a mote native inquiry for Saar,
which partook of the Its on wheat, end was dearer by
about Gd. par sack for b, and pro rata for ioneigs. The demand
far barley we. rather better, and advance Sock Was of Tally 6d.
per quarter. The roe resort will apply to beans. Oats
were al modems &sand at an improvement ot
and for really prime qualities of fully Is. per quarter.
Prises most be quoted as follows:-Faglielt wheat, 37e. to 435.
per imperial quarter. foreign white, 40s. to Mr. per 480 14.;
(mils red, extra gm quality, 3.0. to Ma. per ditto ; fine quali-
ties, 325.84. to 375. pm ditto ; ordinary qoalities, 32..6d. to 345. par
ditto ; foreign bard, Ma. to 34a. 6d. par ditto. ENOS assoads
hour, 26e. to 211 a per seek ; United MAW, he., sweet, Rh. to Vs.
per ban A. English sad foreign grinding barley, 2b. lid. to Us. Gd.
per 402 lb.. Dews and Welsh feed oats, Ilia Gd. to 20e. per Imperial
quarter; Irish white, Ms. 6d. to 22a. per MO list ; Ms* 19s. to
tea per imperial quarter. Zeglialt beans, 2h. to Ma. per lap. qr.;
foreign ditto, 33e. to Ms. per 430.1b5. The arrivals on abitiboud
during the week ban been ; Wheat, 2,932 quarters; oats, 1,830 bar-
rels, 49 quarters; Why, nil; beans, nil; ilour,f/t0 sacks, ILA barrels.
The Manzi return of Meese Inspector eves the averages as follow :
Wheal, 38a. 7d. ; oats, 114.3 d.; Wks, Bia. 9d.; team. Ma. Sd.
DaVirge, Juno 5.-We had a moderato supply of Wheat,
which wet a fair sale at Tally lam week'. mbar; the heavy rain
during the market hours vary such Interferedwith bugaboo, and it
woe generally thought that, had the 'nether been flee, a very quid'
ale at modesties would have been the result. (if Barley there was
little or none, and no alteration In prior. In other grain but little
doing. Prima as before. Wheel, white, 43x; beat red, 415. to
43a; middling, 365. to 400. • inferior 275. to Ma. Barley, 235. to
265. Oats, Ite. to Ma Pear, 28LN:ties. Peas, 29e. to Us. per qr.
flour, ens, per en* ale toga.; sow* 17s. to 30.1.
FARNHAM, June 5.-We had a very thin attendance at
ills lay's market The supply of Wheat was not large, hat quite
equal to the demand. Trade *tout the Marne so last Week. Oats Sad
beans in remand, end hilly Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, from 80. 105.
to 111. ft per load. Barley, 23.. to 975. per qr. Oats, 20e. to 23a.
Peas, 299. to SOS. Beans, Ws. to 325.
GORALMINO, June 4.-The Wheat trade continues steady,
'but the Memand,was far from active. Wheat, red, 31s. to MO.;
white, 335. to 425. ; lee, 42e. to 479. Barley, 22a. to 1284. Peas,
Ms. to 32a. Beaus, 26e. to 30.. Oats, 18e. to 2te. per quarter.
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Mamimosa, June 6.—The trade today for Wheat was
eery ir.actiee • wimples were not •abuudant, but sufficient for miller's
supply, and ast week's quotations cannot be altered. Lent cern is
scarce and rather dearer, and all sash will sett well at a little more
maney. Sur country markets in this locality must be supplied from
Undoes.
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31tICNINOTHEB, June s.—Wo are very firm to-day for
all kinds of grain. Wheat, red, 36L to 421.; white, 4 is. to Mi. Bar-
ley, 225. to 20s. Beans, 2.11. to Sea. Peas, 265. to Ses.
NIWBSIHY, Juno 4.—We have this day a liberal supply
of Wheat, which met a slow sale at barely the prime of last week.
Bat little pa aisg in Barley. Oats, Beans, and Peas, are at compara-
tively high prima. We have bad a tine reins which checked any
further advance in eyrie, men.
PLYMOUTH, June s.—Our corn market to-day has been
very firm, and in some eases we have been able to obtain 641. pee qr.
advance for good foreign Wheat, but low qualitioinegleoted. Barley,
very sesree with a good inquiry. Oats in good demand, and the tura
dearer. The weather for the last two days tunettled, with heavy
*bowery.

ROYSTON June 4.—Wheat made about the price of last
west. Trade brisk. Barlsy, Oats, Beans, and Peas fully as dear.
Wheat, 275. to 295. per load. Bexley, 20s. to 28a. per qr. Oats, 17s.
to 14s.

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UXBRIDGE, Juno s.—Our trade for Wheat is not active,
and former priees are bunts, maintained. In spring 0.)111 the supply
is short. Wheat, 40s. to 43.1. per qr. Barley, 141. to 23e. Oats,
19s. to 24a. Buns. 29e. to 325.
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WATERFORD; June 4.—Our imports of grain continue
very short, and grenatry stooks have ran very low, evywolally of Raise
and Oats; nevertheless, the trade Is rather alogyiah, at Int week's

EDINnt non, June 4.—For the season we had an average
supply of prun. Wheat was in demigod, galling well at a very cons,-
deriible IttiVADCO on all sorts. Dailey was rather better than
last woik. Oats went off eseeedingly quick, with a good rise to
price. Beans sold well. Wheat, Us. to 401. Barley, Vac to 325.
Oats, 20s. bd. to 3.15. Beans, SY. to 38g.

CATTLE, &c.—ERIDLINOION.—At this fair on Mon-
day there was a thin imply of both fat and Ira rule. Pilots were
somewhat higher, priers:ly fur fr. There wu an Improvement
In the ROM far, bur as regard' the .number and the quality of the

LINCOLN fat stock market on Wednesday last was very
largely supplied with Waite, and the whale at the pins were wed
tilled with aheep; generally the qualities were not Ilene rate. There
wee mutely an average attendance of purehmers for the distant mer.
kits, sad prices wets lower. Beef, :s. 6d. to 6s. per some. Mutton,
40. to hd. pee lb.
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Psytasoaovon.—At the fat stock market on Wednes-
day there were fewer Wimp, with no improvement in price, and the
market cloned on lower terms. Lambe mid at 2t a. to 23a. each. A
better supply of Beet, most of which was bought at da. per Moue.
Pigs were numerous, sad made 3d. per stone to. money than Met week.

Limns, Juno 4.-700 Beasts and 4,200 Sheep were
offered fa sale; lew customers attended, sod &number of &..la and
sheep were belt unsold. Beef, .3s. td. to Gs. per stone; Mutton, 40.
to ad. per lb.
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NEWARK. June 4.—We have not had a very large show
of stuck to-clay, but quite sufficient to Meet the dere:aids of eurcheeers.
There were sot so assay sales effected as was saticlAted. Buyers
were Mt. There were 372 beep, HI Beasts, and 233 Pipe to the
market.

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SALFORD, June 4.—We have been abundantly supplied
via sleek today' the quality, however, very laditaent. Ibe at.
bemires was pod, but not tin least cheap in the value of either
Bed et Yahoo can be Doted. A sousiderable quantity of stock
=ma

Enixsuno it, June 4.—The supply of cattle was also
large, the number €42, being 106 more than last week. Demand
goad brims ',qua], but not higher, than those obtained Ism market.
Lame tsp prim, 7s. 3d.; current top, Is.; current, from Ge. to
6a. ed. per Dutch stone. At the close of the market, a clearance was
nearly 'Meted. The supply of isheep and Lambs was large, there
being ;MK or 1,097 more than last week. Although the attendance
of Imam was numerous, bat week's prices were barely maintained,
Mast this slaw of the market • clearance was not 'Reeled. The price
°tat bas Mattes, 301. per Pa Sheep, without the wool, Iron' id.
Cd. par lb. lamb, tap, Us. Id.; current, tram 17s. to lea per head.