The Express.
London, England, 1851-03-31 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 31, 1851.

of which seven are marked for special juric.. Amoncst
them is an action for mini. COO. j'• Gaisbord r. Karr,
clerk "), brought by an atturacv .and udieit ,r of this
county, against tht, Rev. Seton Karr, vie„v of 11v1velty.
This cause 11161 cot...veil for trial ut the last for this
county, but was postponed on account of the cause thin
pending in the Arehi* Court, "Madan r. Karr." This
suit has since been brought to a close, but the judgment is
not yet delivered, although it is expected daily. There are
also three actions against county magistrates for false im-
prisuument, which will be of some general interest.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILMI

The man Durhestae, a pocket-book maker, of No. 10,
Three Tuns-court, ltcdeross-street, Smithfield, charged on
suspicion of throwing a woman out of a third floor window,
with intent to murder her, and the facts of whkh have
already appeared in this journal, woo again brought up for
re-examination.
The female remained in the hospital until Saturday, when
•he was brought before the magistrate to give esideiee. She
is a small-made woman, about twenty years of age, and
I appeared to be suffering from the effects of the fall.
yy She stated her name was Mary Ann I'ottar, and had
! been cohabiting with the prisoner as his wife fur the last
two years. He was a married man. Recollected -.turday,
the I:eth instant. had been out drinking all day along with
the prisoner. About twelve o'clock at night they ow. reviled,
and she wanted to get more drink. He refused to let her
I go, whereupon she fell upon a bench in the room near the
window, and leaning back the sash slided back and she fell
out; she caught hold out of the window sill of the leads
and the prisoner came to her assistance but could sot vase
! her and she tell. She was hanging by the hands some six
or seven minutes and called out "murder, help," during

the time.
Mr. Alderman llooper Paid that the evidence altered the
character of the case, although it A' WI one exhibitiag great
depravity ; be must therefore discharge the primmer.'
MAItYLEIIONE.

A man of forbidding asp;e7,named Patrick Browne, was
charged by Mary Browne, with having committed a wanton
and unprovoked a.saiult upon her.
Complainant stated that Patrick had been for some years
past living with her, very much ;Igaima her inclination,
and to her exceeding annoyance, and also that las domi-
ciliary visits were attended with considerable expense to
her. That on the previous night he came to her lalgiug in
a state of intoxication, and upon her gently remonstrating
with him upon the impropriety of his conduct, he kicked
her in the most savage manner, and, but for the protection
of her stays, she would have been seriously, perhaps fatally,
injured.
Mr. Long mid it was an assault of a most aggravated
character, and he should tine the defendant .11.15., and, in
default of payment, to be imprisoned one mouth in the
House of Correction.

MARKETS.

COTTON.-261 AN ell MTV Ikl MICR 29.—Triees of cloth are
trot at the advanced gust ....11111.. Two ray and Tiimaisy, the -t, eke
eel priming cloth Laing a con" 4a.l minced, awl skims de *ovations
' I ;d. per Sete higher th&7l last week. For 3i-inch shirting. pile':
dr,fla and au-Inch ,monun ild to Ir. per pace mute, Out the
twain nad mottos is vet; nightly Improved. farm can se ely
be said to have commanded the full adrenal of id. per lb. this monis
Mg' which splr nets bad held foe WI i::e week. but Pees b id not bees
difficult at Id. a !Vallee on tart week. A (-onset V 'jeer of the market
during the week la given la the circular of • loafing h mar, which
vole Combinable astirty was noised in our Melte ton Sattinisy
by the Canabrkirimisktes, endue Monday by the Europa ... bath re-
p.rt.ne a scrim" rise in the taw in .teri dat Yew 'fork. Many
who for some time had been I b-taining from operation under
the expectation that the prey-ure which tried our market would
lead to further decline In WIMP, came into the m aket and purchased
freely. Attention was principally directed to those description* of
goods that had been neglected, and holdere, willing to relieve them-'
selves from stock, met the deuui.d wits freedom, and a large extent
of business man done. Encouraged Into confidence by this change,
manufacture, a • non adhered to their prices with increased tenacity,
and .u.es,quent rice were made, at leant in some inn wrest. on more
Iscouranis term., and higher rates were generally t. model. inis
checked the ardent of buyers • little, and the nuirnet since {lon,
though Mleralay active vid perfectly firm, hm been Ica+ buoyant, and
buyers have traasactel tie. tit basilicas with less trouble." 'lle Inds ity
is a good deal confined to the shipping market: the home undo mid
continues

WOOLLEN CLOT 11—LEEusi, MARCH 29.—The market
has been cd an Improved ehtraeter to-d ty, and a beta r Its.
been done. The trade in the Innis •noel has been bri.ker dune ir the
pee.ent week.

LINEN.—DELPAsT, MARC:II 28.—This week yarns arc
witnout 'titration In prw. r e clotn w trt. of Hal!mom, •r-
-mash, and Coleraine, have been rather dal:, and iti miter eases mans-
factursre had to hold over a good deal or their cloth. 11:1 Darwin
good demand still emrs for 9-4 and 10-1 diapers and damasks.
Volum are much inquired after, and manufacturers who have not
been accustomed to the work are, In eonsequenee. turning their at-
tention to it, in order to meet the demoiti --Bawler of Oster.
- -

II ARDWARE.-131 knIN. NI, M ARCH 29.—Trade here
enninues beak—ineresatnitly so to same l.ranctue. whilst to utherr,
light steel nn trod s far Instanse, vier° is a p atioi decline. the
ben foutulry trade is in.od a rimilu trnaark also apple to
the sword cutlers, fender and tire-Iron m 'kers, and in fart to moot
of the qa,,le trades. There have been same good orders received
(tom AstetleA by the loot packet.

('OltN.-ANnorrn, March 29.-We hail an average sup-
ply oi Wuent at our market to-day, and the (*.amino. was to res*-IY
grad, which awed it to base on upward tendency I erica., but the
sale was net more brisk than last week, choke utmphs of Harley
were in ernand, and maintained their prevou. vile'; inferior omit
a very lull sale, tool the turn lower. Malt ma rainul its pre•
view value, and in full request. Ode, lksans, and Peoa a this lute,
without change in •aite. When', ant, to ill.. per qr. Harley, i 7..
to 2'.r. Oats, 17a. to aa. Bran. 21 a. to At. Peas, 16.. to 10s.
Malt, 325. to Me. Tama, de. to ace. 6J. per basher. Flour, 4U. to
20s. per rack.
aITL4:.III' Ur, March 20.-Wheat in average supply, with
a brisk tale, at fully last sock's prime. Very belie business debt' In
other dew melons of grain. Wheat, 9/. to Ili. p r toad of J qr..
Batley, tot to Si. per qt. Bean. 211. to RM. Oat. to 220.
Peas, 28a. to 32..
livid, March 29.-Our market is firm, at last week's
einotations.
REDro RD, March 29.-There was a better show of Wheat
from the Lam. to-day than ler mite tine past wliseh was rod at a
urther advance of lid. per lima of 5 bushels. Wrhy, for grireling
and 're I purports, meta good inquiry, and 5414 at IL per yr. advance
mdtirg qmdtties the ninte as last week. Beans and la as a dull sale,
with the exception of new Mans, which were much iui,uiud fur.
Clover sod a better trails than last week.
BERWICK, March 29.-We have a good deal of Wheat
often er to-day, and prices were in favour of the buyer at last wetk's
twos. Barley was dearer and scarce. Oats mine se last week.
BLANDFoIiti, March 29.-We had a small supply of
Wheat, and toe finest samples were rather dexter. woo Me trade
rather lurk. The supply of Worley was more than sufficient for the
requuements of the trade; booms* was lather dull, but prima way
b• quota d tho some as late. The trade In Oats, nem., and I'. as was l
done at former rates, but the transactions were tolling. Wheat,
to 110. Wray, 1.75. to 26a. Oats, l6s. to Mtn beans, are to Inn. I
l'eus, Ms. to His. Malt, Mts. to 313. per qr. Flour, secund., 27a. ;
best, 265. per rack.
CAMIIII.II/uE, March 29.-Our market was scantily sup-
plied with most deteriptians of Corn to-day, and ev rythum was
.lawrer, parlituLirry oats. Wheat, red, to die. ; white, 4.. to
41. barley, 215. to 30$. Meant, new, 245. to 23e. ; ohl, 21s. Pea.,
2tir. l 0 Isa. (lets, 17s. to 22a. •
CANTERBURY' March 29.-We had a very small supply of
Wheat to-day. The trade was arm. aud Lod wet prici• wore fully
support/ch. The following use the errant quotations: Wheat,
brown, sew, 10a. to 415.; white, new, Pm. to 44. Harley, new, 20..
.W 265. Oat, new, las. Bean., old, /64.; new, 2044.
CARLInLE, March 29.-There was an average supply of
pant at our market to-day, and See sake were mush the Pane as but
week, with the exception act Oats, which obtained smut al. advisee.
Present privet: Wheat, white new, La. to has.; old, 16. U 417161
rod, new. lbs. to 1.55. ; old, 13s. to 1341. MI. Outs, potato, 7s. 3d. to
bl. m
; comon, fie. 174. to 7. Flour, le. tu Ir. led. per stone ;
usurri, is. Sd.; kennel, Is. td.; Barley meal, 1a..--t 'ortisle Jodie um!.
COLCREaTeIt, March 29.-I)ry Wheat sell* freely, nod 111
meR ingtar.ees Lot soak's rates are excessive: Haute and Iwo ow are
Oat la a weals request, and prima are without alteration; the supply
to small for toe sematan. Maley, with a sa.all supply, is for ai attsenp.
Mona Is. p r qr. clearer. Boom mil likely, at euiraterhat blears lost
deturday's pima.
GLoCcEnTLIt, March 20.-At our market to-day English
Wheat was in lair supply, and last we-It's price* fully maintained, is
spite of the intlifferattt condition of many omelet. For toreign tally
previous rates were paid, but an &demise was only Misers in partial
caw*, and we quote Poitsta Wmsa at ads. tki. to 3m. 6.1. per 400115.'
amooling to quali.y. ilar.ey scarce, and maintains host week's ad.
Vane*. Mama without Orange. I hex I...weed mere freely, at tomer
priors.- Imparts durum the week : LBirley, 1,600 qrs. ; Oats, 1,43 u;
I Brent, bole.
[ GuiLuPottn, March 29.-There was a good supply of
Wheat to-day, but wily the best parcets were iu deviant', alai w nosh,
la a few instances, were tie turn loaner, 300. per qr. being Mdse...
The qinahty generally being :main affmted by the wet irtallier, peat
difficulty was experienced a eta vans soles. Barley itiqu•reil fur, at
sOinew hat tatter pouts
IlEitEvottu, March 29.-Ihe attendance .48 about the
tittiol number ol former., who were looking tor an upward shot, is
St heat; but in this they wore disappantitt al, us We trade del Rot con.
bid, the price ol Floor *wild eallst tol Vern a slight alteration m
the figure. There were hut a few buyer. treat a (longue, and the
Wafers animal here &along to valor) with higher prime wily a
limited Ws- Milt act busimos w.O trawmat 41 in V. heal. In *Sing torn
there wu a law demand at last armies rater. Prior Wheat, per
bushel, 4.6 d. to 4s. bd. Barley, 20. bd. to Is. lod. Oato, as. Al. to
2s. bd. Beal., :10. I Al. to 44. Peas M. Ild. to 41. ad.; white,
boilero, 40. real to 344.
IlkitTlottio, March 29. - We had a fair supply of
Wheat at our market; the finest parcels made full prietn• roe
sorts fond Wel. Barley met rather a slue sale at Last week's snook.
Oats rather a better tea,. rea. mid Mans sold at Ls t week's pratn.
Wheat, 420. to 29. per load. Bailey, pie. o 3'm. ;ter qr. Oa., lb.
to alt. per qr. Pea, 17. hi 19*. per lung. Beans, 17a. to 21.
Tame, 2tm. to 440. Rye, 12s. to
KENDNI., March 29.-At our market this 'naming we
had a email supply sit Wheat, winch told at last weak'. prices. Oats,
there was a court supaly, with a Mai sale, except the very best (wr-
th*, which were boiunt up for seed at last week', quotations.
Wheat, aas. 61. to tae. per turd of 20 Ilene. Oats, W. to 111 d.
per elms.
LANCIsTER, March 29.-Our market to-clay was well
suppled with WM.*, which wild at fully last week's prase. Oatuu al
and 'Mans, towing to the hraited quantity shown were both the von
dearer. Waist, a7e. to ass. MI. pa !Alba. Miura, lies to It,. Oat-
meal 21.. rd. to 24n. Mi. per 211 Its.
LticEsrEtt, March 2(1,-The supply of Wheat was
limited, and good qualities. reatitetl Is. to 21. advance. flar.ey Ia
short supple, sort Is. dearer. Good seed oats in rommt, at full moms.
tkaa and l'em supported Cornier rates.
:klANcitEsTrit, Itlaucit 29.-The improvement noted
In our retorts of this nay monnisht bus town well itiaintamed
threughout the pre+ act week, alttemati the (room loos in sour sere
bs rateasive than preei,uoly, atilt whit tvolutued amino May4ae
awl greatly relluu2 stocks, seers hwe been ab:e to rya ion MI, and
ins in.e instances, rather higher price. Mitmeal has attracted more
attention, but the edemas d rate* demanded have ttdreea hat cloaked
buenese. Coastwise and (ruin Ireland die anvil. at Liverpool and
Runcorn are exceedingly light, and from abroad the only Maoris of
pall ate 4,G to to.. 01 w heat, and 5,n05 41.. of Lunen corn, but of
De air from the tinted states 23,4113 barrels are tep .re 4, a tlst di •
.upid, of it,e article bon F rahet amount to only 1,700 sacks. At
our market this mertung owe limed ran. o' wheat lie • again the non
higher, and approval sodas of Ira '4l.mM, It Mt being scarce, were
',lona held brolly for rather more money, hut the role was be no
means brisk. Oats advanced Id. per 451 W.; oatmeal PI. to WI. per hied.
NlAlumultounn, March 29.-The supplies of Wheat at
ow woke. wall small. The trade was deist-what firmer, and tine
samples were worth a little more owney ; other eats swain etattan•
airy, and sales s m ow. I e voltam Harley IP getting mare but the
sapphire are at prerent quite equal to the demand, mast act ;he malt-
steel having purchased soak...mot for the season ; pricet, however, air
much the sane as List w. ok. In Oate, Beats, and Peas Sale stirring,
and prices nominally unaltensl. Wheat, All., to Sr. barley, lb.
to 275. Oats, old, Ws. to Ili.; new, 20s. to 225. Beans Pe. to
345. PCSA, 3,0. to 10. Rye, Pas to 4.5. Malt, Mb. to &Is. per qr.
Flour, 275. to a*. per sack. V tchea, As. to 7.. per busheL
NEWCASTLE-UPON-TvNE, March 21.-At our market this
morning, owing to our fairgoers being unable to alb 04 to field work
doting the week, we had a liberal show of Wheat from them, Pot
hat ing moderate asrirala coaetwite, with only an insignificant quan-
tity hunt abroad, frenh-thramed parcel.. were (Pared off at bully lot
week's mum, anything mars commanding in partial Metairie* rather
more money'. In Sleuth Country quaidtee arid forms a fair retail
bustr.e o Wet dine at ate rates. A Plllllll ciiiiso oh new abate, just
arrived Rom the 'fay, was placed without difficulty at 4145, Gallo., the
natural wealth befog about 6210. Toon Flour we ram. our quota-
tions Is. per sack. bat the 'venue has not as yet been readily coma
idled situ, although we think it amounts almoat to a eertakity
that the amendment will be firmly established. bye is
mots sought after, and may be quoted ha. dearer. Mali.
log Barley, being generally held fur revere moiler, oriels to Meek
liminess, but as the quantity ma baud is triflinq needy buyers are
obliged to perch :toe at Ike enhancement% Fort*: i- taken as qiuckly
as it arrives for grinding, at 22e. to 23e. tad., weighed 561 m. per
bushel. Beans ate imploring a little in value, but not notfislently its
mto justify any alteration in our quotations. Boiling Peas are scarce
and wanted, choice Lrealbers A tug war. Pe. (minding qualities. as
before. Wdb Oats we were largely rupelled by our grower., en 1 ail
descriptions told etc adily at the rates ot this day eennight. Mx • ar.
t4tuot tho week are Wheat, toostwmc, 2'.0; aireika, 1,873; lye,
ciastwise, 67. barley, vestals', loreign, 2,015; Oeta, sus'.
wise, 14; Camara. ss,,qrs.,• Four, OM sacks.
NrWrionT. ISLE or WIGHT, March 29.-At this market
Wheat met a goad tale at an advance of is. per qr. Barley met a
Utter tale than of late, at bd. to Is. per qr. advance. W hest, a• a.
to Sbe. Barley, 26.. to Its. Oats, 17s. to Rm. beans, 215 e. to 32.
Flour, Th.
NonWleit, March 29.-Our market this day was but
thinly enled by the farmers, and only a moderate quantity of
Wheat on Wier; quality not au goad as last week. pekes were arm,
and fur prime runs Is. per qr. more money was ohtuiued, while in-
ferior gem lotions were neglected. Flour trade firm, at kg. pet sack
advance on at prim , but the warrant of basin es transacted f.o.b.
was small. There was but arm dl trade in Barley, and good malting
demnetions were Ia per qr. higher. and grading parcels else man-
honed the like advance. Beans and Pea. were small supp:y, and
unly a real deemed; prima were without change. Mae fair supply,
and as alteration in puce. Wheat, white. 43. to IS.. per sp.; reel,
3.*. to 41. Barley, malting, .5.. to abs.; grinding, Pan to 21.
' Beam, 275, to 29. Peant, Pm to 2Ws. Oats, Is.. t i 21. Fine home-
hold flour, f.0.b., 27e. per sack of 2•41-0., purchaser. finding subn
mid chaining um month's credit; retail, Ia 3wL per stone.
NorriNsinem, March 29.-Wheat IS not pressed on our
market twdav ;the chow Is small, and fall prices are matte tor all
hat at the improvement the amount of Madness does it n -t ex-
tensive, and confined to aced) buyer. Malting Barley is full it.
higher, and very little showing; the principle trade foe Gala and
Besse also Mamoru the ferment, Mr seed; the cocoon's's buy spa-
ringly, but they have to pay full prices.
PITEkIiuttOCOH, March 29.-The supply of Wheat here
to-day being but small, buyers were compelled to give an advance of
Is. per qr. 601 M. red Wheat, 3.30. to Me.• fine liAbs. red, made 4:1.
parse. All spring corn reedy sale at full isrices.
PZTWoRTII, March 29.-The trade for grain of moot
desariptruks 11.11413eW -at firmer at our market to-day, at in egos
cases slightly advanced rates. Pretreat quotatious: What, white,
10i. to 111. par bad; red, W. 10a. Datiey,
275•81 14,41140•101113,330. GO M. Ooto. Us. to
SON. tells.