The Express.
London, England, 1862-05-02 00:00:00

and he should be sorry to may • person in Hie soenneere pod.
Mon would be likely to bring himself within the flap of the
criminal law. He thought the best course would be to re-
mind the case for a week and take the accused's ars bsil,
as he believed he had acted with thoughtlemneet ; at the
am. time Mr. Lewis might have brought • dark from the
beak to allow there were effect&
Viscount Milton then left the wad with his friends.

SOUTHWARK.
ROBBIAT AT AY HOTICL
A well-dressed res__pect•ble-looking middle-aged man, who
gave the name of William Thom, describing himself AS •
chemist, but retuning his addrees, was brought before Mr.
Combo, charged with steeling • waistcoat, shirt, silk surf,
and • drinking glass, from the fiber Hotel, Blacknianereet,
Borough.
William Barnes, an assistant to the prosecutor, said that
the prisoner entered their bases last night, and asked to be
provided with • bed, as be wanted to lire by an early
Min in the morning. Witner showed him into • bedroom, in
which were several articles of clothing beloeging to him, and
he mentioned the eirciunstance to him, hoping it would be
of no inconvenience to him. Shortly afterwards all Mired
to reat, and at an early hour in the morning he heard the
prisoner go out. Witness immediately proceeded to the bed-
room, and mired • waistcoat, new shirt, and silk scarf,
which were rte in the room when the prisoner was there.
He immediately ran into the street and caught hold of the
prisoner as he was about to turn np a court. when he gave
him into custody, and the property was found concealed
under his clothes.
police-constable 110 H proved taking him into custody,
and finding prosecutor's property, besides • tumbler belong-
ing to Mr. Beatable, the proprietor of the hoteL
The prisoner pleaded guilty, and rid he could not account
for taking the thing,.
Sergeant Gardner, the acting inspector at the station-
house, said that the prisoner could not have done it for
want, as he had ts. about him.
The prisoner begged his worship to settle the matter at
once, as he did not want his friends to know the disgraceful
position he was in. He refused to give his address or any
account of his family.
Mr. Combo sentenced him to three months' hag labour,
believing that he was • practised hotel thief.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'thool.

The mining market is rather active to-day.
East Caradon shares are very firm, at
39} to 40, being higher, and North Tres-
kerby at 25 to 26. Wheal Ludcott are
enquired for, at 6 to 4. Great Wheal Fortune
are quoted 25 to 26, ex div. ; Lady Bertha shares
are marked in the Stock Exchange 2f.
United Mexican Mining shares are heavy, and
have been dealt in at 61. St. John del Bey are
marked ssi and 53, and Scottish Australian and
11 prem.
The directors of the St. John del Rey Mining
Company (Limited) have received—by telegram,
from Lisbon—the following report, dated Morro
Velho, March, 1862 :—Procluce, 10 days of March,
god division, 13,184 oitavas ; remittanoe, 90,151
°Raves.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

MA RK-LiNa--(THIS DAY.)

The weather continue favourable for the growing crops.
It was brilliant yesterday all the day, but min poured down
early in the morning and late in the evening, with a heavy
thunderstorm. To-day the wind is from the westward—
warm but cloudy.
The supply of home grown wheat in addition to Wades*.
day's report is more liberal. Flour also in better supply.
Barley and oats moderate. Malt rather large. Beans and
peas • fair quantity. Seeds very moderato. Very
few Scotch cote this week, and not any Irish at present.
The foreign arrivals of wheat as very small, a few parcels
from Hamburg, inladdition. Flour, • few bags only ; not
any American during the week. Barley, a liberal crudity,
Denish, Premien, and Baptise. O&M modsrateLprlnclF•ll7
Daniah, and • few Sweclith, Dutch, and klemoveriaa.
Other descriptions of pain and seeds trilling.
The wheat trade to-day is steady, and value equal to
Moeday's quotations. English and foreign flour without
alteratma.
Harley continues very firm for all descriptions.
Oats equal to Monday's advance, and trade good.
Beans and per quite as dear.
Term slow.

1117•58.761overeeed and trefoil without change in value.
Canary and mustard seed slow trade. Linseed hardly so
brisk, but worth u much money. Rapines& rather is
favour of buyers.
FLOATING CALGONS.-A good supply off the meat, and
pious rather tending downwards.
WHLAT.-English;Fuer and Kent, white, new, bk. to
62A; ditto, fine old, --4. to -e.; ditto, rad, new, bla. to 584.,
ditto, gas old, -a. to -s. ; Norfolk, he., fine old, -a. to
-a.; red, new, -a. to --e. Forma : Dantsio, 62e. to 644.;
fine, 64A to a.; extra, ea.. to 67A • Koalpberg, 575. to
62e.; ditto, extra. 64e. to 725.; ItostOok, extra. 604. to 63a.;
Mecklenburg, Ws. to 624. ; I:lntermark ditto, -a. : •
American white, 595. to 62c.; ditto, red, 66.. to 575.; Cam
dian, 555. to 57a.
BALLA" -English malting, 375. to 38e. ; fine, 425. ;
grinding, 29s. to 31e.; and distilling , 325. to 34a. pee qr. ;
fareirp gnuding, 275. to 315.; ditto distilling, 31s. to 335.
MALT.- Eau and Norfolk, 59e. to 631. ; Ana,
NU to 674. ; sad Ware, 654. to 684.; brows,
KM to 5134.

Oases-English feed, 21s. Od. to 24a. Od. ; potako,
25e. to MIL ; foreign, 225. to 275.
BLS& -English tick, 345. to 351. barrow, 38s. to 395.
r 38.. to 39e. • foreign, Masegauos. to 32e. ; tick,
tso'37s. ; Konith3Be. to 395.,;' Ban, 321. to 33..
Pttu -Paglish 395. to 40s. w to and blue, 395.
to 425. ; maple, to -a: grey, 35a. to 37e.; bog, 375.
to 395. ; foreign, 35a. to 384.
!Wm -English town, 44a to 46e. ,• ditto Ono, 48e. to 51a;
ecaugry, 42a. to 445. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, 395. to 415.;
!tenth, -a to -a. per rack ,• ILS. sweet, 28s. to 3084
Oanadian. 28.. to 30e. : Spanish. -s. s-a
limn Conn.-White. 32a. to 34a1Tyallow, 30s. to 326
FLoarora Cartoows, all C. F. and L -Wheat : Bar&
anski and Marianople, per 4921b5., 46e. to 50s. ; Ghirka, 468
to49a. ; Polish Odessa, per 4801 be., red, 425. to 44a. ; whits.
-; Danube and G&W.. 46e. to 47e. ;
345. to 37a. Barley : Errptian and Syrian, per
251 L to 23L ;Odor and Danube, do., M4e. to 24L Beans :
Egyptian, per 4801be.,315. to 32e. Maize : Odessa awl/A/air,
par 4921 be., 31e. Od. to 325. ; Ibail and Bulgarian, per
UM.s., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., --a. to -a ;
American, do., 295. to 30e. ; Egyptian, to
kLosk-Danary seed, pet qr., 40s. to 50a. ;
seed, per qr., 465. to 50s. ; Mustard seed, per
whites Bs. to 9s. ; brown, 7s. to 10e. ; Linseed, per qr.,
crashing, 60e. to 681. ; Linseed cakes, Emilia, per ton,
111. Os. to 12/. Os. ; American, thin, in bra i per ton,
121. Oa. to 121. 101.; do., in bap,lll. Or. to 111. 10s., 1.;
01. to OZ. On. : Marseilles, 101. to 10/. 10L: Baps cakes, 8/.
OLto 71. ; Tares, per bushel, winter, 88 to 9a Od. ; Baps-
seed, English, per qr., 645. to 725. - . -

. .. . . . .
/ARITA'S Ilr/O LONDON FROM APRIL 28 TO SAY 2.
ZegUsh and Bcotak. IMA TITIA.
1340 I .... 1 flq°
880
1880
6550

Meat

Baia
064

-.6 1 17.iiiiii

M alt
/War, 1001114. 1450 644

sso.

MINCING LAITIL—(THIS DAY.)
Sucae.—The market has been dull during the week,
and the moderate amount of business transacted has been
on rather Maier terms. Refined has also been dull, but
priers are maintained owing to the limited supply on offer.
Come.—No important public sales have been held this
week ; privately a few sales have been effected at extreme

Tsi.—The puhac sales have mimed off flatly, at rather
lower prime for Tarlatan sad broken led.
Roe is dull of sale ; • few Dearman sold at le. 6d. ;
good, at ls. 7d. ; and Leeward., at ls. 5.d.
Rtes.—The market is quiet.
Mum—Pepper has sold without spirit ; middling to
good Periwig, 3.d. to 3.d. ; Pimento at firmer priori, 21d.
to 3.d. Nutmegs at previous prices, small to good middling,
ls. 2d. to Is. 10sL Cassia Lignea at firm prices, first pile,
Ns.; third, 88..
FRUlT.—Firmer prime are demanded for currants, owing
to reported damage to the vine, by frost. Raisins and fig.
are without change.
SAMMY= —Business is restricted, owing to the firm-
asan of holders. 200 tour sold for arrivaL January ship-
ment, 40a. ; Apra, 38s. Bd.
Corms.—Themarket is active, at firmer prices.
Juts—At the public mace hold this week there was •
Weedy demand, and fully previous prime were paid. Com-
oros to line sold at &L t 0.22.1. !fie.

Oog-3-minzer, ltas—sOlitgly at rd.deciiiie. liondurse silver,
L. lld. to 3s. ; Mexican, N. 6d. to N. 7d. ; Tenerife, N. 6d.
to N. Bd. ; black, 2e Bd. to 2s. 11d.

TALLOW MAS.S.ET.—(TED3 DAY.)
The market is quiet. Town tallow is quoted 455.,
net rash ; Petersburg Y.O. on the spot, 465. ; Aped to June,
461. • July to September, 4035. 9d. to 475. ; October to De-
camger, 48s. 9d.

BOROUGH HOP MARK:RT.—CHUB DAY.)
Mom. Pattaadon sad &milk mart a fair dwasad far
hops of all description, sad Ws pious are fully maiatshisd.

HIDE MARKET.—Crffia DATA

LRLDINHALL.—Hide :—Ries : 66Iba. to Saba, 3d.
to NIL ; 641bs. to 721134., 31d. to 31.1. ; Mts. to WU.,
aid. w 3fd. ;
t 801bs. to 861t5., Rd. to 40. ; alEks. to
40. o add. Hosea hides, Ba. 6d to 10‘ &IL
OW skim, light, 24. to is. ; 64.
BEISONDEiIIt —Shaw skins: Hall-Weds, 9a. Sd, to
IL Od ; downs, 6.. &L to Ba. 81; irmaka, k Id. to
is.lld. ; shooldiags, la. ld.

COAL MARKET. DAY.))
Walls Nod Triad= Hartle Ik. 3d. ; We& Fad
Hartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Beni 12e. 01.; North
Pethes,l3e.; Holyweit,l6e. ; Wylese. las. ; Unload Noce
Bator, 121. 6d. ; liartlepeel West anthiff. 14a. Id.;
West Heray, 1150.; leas lintley. M. ; Ilatoalit
ff-47 ships at Illeaglis