The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-25 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1851.

the knife ; he cut my band down, and then cut et my hack.
I ecreamed " Murder ;" he threw the knife away and ran
out without 'peaking a word. I was almost choked with
blood and fainted.
The primmer wu fully committed for trial.

SOUTH WARK.
Joseph Nye was placed at the bar for re-examination,
charged with administering eantharidis to Ann (loading.
The complainant, who was unable to be present on the
former day, owing to serious indisposition arising from the
effects of the poison, attended the examination on this occa-
sion, and although she was enabled to leave her bed, still
she seemed to he suffering very severely. She was, how-
ever, pro ousted to be out of danger.
It now appeared that the complainant is a married
woman and is the prisoner's own sister; that Le obtained a
livelihood by selling articles about the streets, and that a
man, an acquaintance of his, a few drys ego gave him the
cantherides, telling him that if he gave sotuc of it to any
female it would not be attended with any unpleasant eon.
sequences ; that he accordingly mixed ti small portion in a
raspberry tart and gave it to his sister, quite ignorant of the
consequences it was likely to pruduco, otherwise he would
never have administered it.
The magistrate said that the prisoner was old enough to
know better than be influenced by a man to administer to
his sister or any other woman an article of which lie was
totally unacquainted, according to his account, with its
dangerous properties; that the prisoner in mixing up the
article with a tart, in order to disguise it, showed 'that he
must have been aware what he was about, and that there
wire no extenuating circumstances in his case. It was
most abominable that he should have acted in the way
de-eribed, and although the complainant manifested a de-
sire to hare the prisoner released from custody, he (the
magistrate) could not at present comply with her wishes on
the subject, but should remand him for a week.
The prisoner was then removed from the bar.

MARKETS.
SUGAR.—The average price of sugar, the produce of
the Kr.t..b prearreLms ht Art.lollA, 011 intol filen the return e w.see
tae wo k teeing Ow Vet UM, o 101. per eat. throw,
the neater* the Maurittott, 33*.441. 'the mongol re the beet
trade.*. 20.314. The no rage price of the three foregoing descriptions
utterer, JoinUy, Is 234. ed.

BairroL, o.ce.

St/GAL—There has been a fair assiateasat Wit
!Wars on show this weft. and lenvrtors thia
tnurtetiona 'Sloe our lest rather exami I MIL sad Ilines.
chiefly to the refiner,. at pekes moiling from lo 11. eery low
brown to pad strong colouvy audl ram MI roller
in hs,,,t, at the trader, ,g.sigrti with due oonertoy et bet week
In Mauritius or foreign we ate not avr.ue of shy IntiMiliklik Mt
purehevea of West India to Eiole extent lam tern mai la LW=
for removal to this natrset. —The in thud coati Is dray. teat thel
demand is sesrely so active as of late; prime, bovrover, amt
wall
se
Kirntdie but slowly, and oily in retail pareek, at :haat Furious
imam
Perry.—New Currants rover a fair vale chiefly for 375. to NM. for
Zante and Petra* fruit ; foul cargoes have arrivid here Mom our last.
Valenti.' &Mina are wily in limited demand, at 318. to 331.

Ltvsarooc, Ocr. 24.
The sales to-day are: Sugar-830 bagtoners dates, at 335. 9d.
to UP. Ctlfre-110 Llama lankka, at ratr.er prkes, varying
Irvin 3V. to 77v.; 220 bawl Rio. at 335. ; 7,0 bogs ordinary Bahia. Sas.
k ae-71* pockva genial, ka Id. fur br,.kr, lin. Bd. tar good. Jute
balm 1031. 10a. to la. 134.

COTTON.-21111N Oil TATER, Oct. 23.—The same continued
dulne,s a. notket In previous remits COIIIIOI.IO to ch,raeti rise this
mat bet, with a Amite continuance in favour of what he. been often
•rated and repeated by u•. Notwiths ending the prevailing dulness
mane buyer* are in the en at 't, tempted by the present tar and km-
gki..kr pear, for twin- and elnifi. Until the present uncersinty coo.
necWd with Indian affairs •hall have approached a very prcshietive or
certain anclusion, no important improvement can be entertained.
Ihily apprehenalen and distrust prevent, naturally. any tendency to
operate; and the acoounta from the continent of Europe as to the
social and commercial condition and prospects of that portion of our
harness f Ars are smitten, lawman( any dispaeition on the part of
mete-haute conflicted with it to undertake new transaction.
SlLK.—ltlessrs. Durant and Company report upon the
public Nolte as follows: the puldie tides are coteluded. The tots:
quantity offend woo 4,800 hs'ea Ch na and 1,00 b Bengal. A-
tonal, the whole quantity was allowed to pare without any bidding,.
except toe the tamaou lutes, of which the Alb mule bad lundsbed
more than the usual prowl( oun. The same want of confidence TO.
mar itmoid that bad existed fir the last els wee.., but some basinese
his recited by private contract, and it Is now gem rally felt that the
c tut:mean made t y importers at the commencement of the week
makes priors comparatively me. eh ould take Setting gain ground, it
mil, le d to a rmumptisn of purch-see, us in many men buyers have
completely exhausted their @lecke.

WOOL.—Lezos, Oct. 24.—There is not nn' change to
report this week. Sales el c..rnhing Wool blre ben smell, awl quo.
t..tiohs of priors are the •Mr as last seek. Low elothin Wools sad
owls .tre wares, awl to good deI:OMNI et arm priers.

HOSIERY, &c.—Ltictecreit, Oct. 2l.—Thisittess is de-
ci4l4 dly not Midi Ws week. The g wee trade la fist; the common
hosiery but retiderateiy In remand; the fancy trade not by any mesas
no maid as during the last two years. There is, thermal, we fear,
,orne ibticient7 of einslmment. Wta l. remain firm, and no ahem-
num in yarns. Wages also ri main Arm at serpent, and we trust will
do m. Time, and tone alone, however, will gradually correet the
dulneta that for some how has brooded over the manufacturing In-
tereeta of the midland w ount ire, and which wait so doubt partly mimed
by the excitement attendant upon the Great Exhibition.

CORN.—COVENTItY, Oct. 24.—There has not been
much basins." Mang today, amt we note peens the same as last
week. We bad a gaud supply at Barley. and, naßcd, of new ruin
sewn' y. Ott Bale and old Beans somewhat sane.

EXETER, Oct. 24.—We have had a good demand for
deseniglons of grata to-day, at last week's prices. lied Wheat,
435. to 31, white, 365. to 42a. 13arl, y, 21e. to 21a. Osts, lets. to I 00.
Per or.
LI scol.:1, Oct. 2{.—Our market to-day was well supplied
with Wheat, which was tskenofr at about last week's pricee. A file
ohms of Harley, with • btkk wade, at le. to /s. adrsnee. Oats the
• ime as lwt werk. Wheat, rid. 3%,. t ; rt. ite, are. to 42..
tattle}, grinding, 20e. bo 225.; melting, tea. Oats, les. to Ihn.

•
Ltrettruot, Oct. 24.---Siuce our last report, further ad-
rhea have reached IV by the United Staten outlier Bailie, from New
York, to the 11 th Mat. Prices of Flour and Wheat came a little
lower. Good Western Canal Flour in quoted at 3 data. 7•'.e.. to 3 doh.
8110 , and Canada being mace, COMM:MIS 4 duct ler brl. in hood
fur the calonne. White Generbee Wheat is worth 910. to tE.e. the
latter mice commanding prime quality; and white Michigan, de. to
orec. per bushel. Unmoved by tine continued abseuee of any material
tale into the ports of this country from abroad, combined whit the
export. to the continent. and °replete reversal of the trade iu the
moth cf Europe ; the British and Bleb market, appear to be still well
supplied with native grain, and in severe; districts home-grown Wheat
is ago a reported to. per Torts, tower, accounted far probable in
some measure by the prevent untentiefeetory state existing in other
bf:111e1.&I of eoanneree. Under three c.reuradanees we have hod
very little Motu.* paeshig in any kind of grsin h. re, daring the
interval Rime Tutted ay; American Flour alone exerting a mode.
rate share of attention, /through rather lower terms were am
cepted. It will be otnervell, on reference to our impart subjoined,
that we continue to be very scantily supplied both coastwao and
from Ireland; and that beyond 4.013 quarters of Wheat, I
and 10,120 bra. of Flour from the United Mateo, with all sacks at the
letter, and 3a4 qrs. of Lunen Urn, chiefly Iron Frame, we have no
fr, eh atrivala from abroad; while the saipmente hence, emotwto nod
to Ireland, are lair in amount. Our Corn Exchange to-day was tole-
rata; well attended by bonne and country wider., and, with a few
Irish buyer.; good rune of foreign Wheat were In moderately fair
demand in order to effect ea: es, however, sellers were obliged tomb-I
mit toad vane of Id. per 701 b. train Tuesday's rates, and English, '
0044 aa. quotable &MIXT, rs rattier c ester to purchase. Extra
choice brands tat States and Carnelian Flour continuing to be held with
ululating firmness, and very taw par.ela offering, such fully mein.
taint our last quotalloria; whie fur all other qualities importers
concreted Id. to Bd. per kestrel, in comennence or which the trans-
action. in these de perinata l. were active and extrusive; French Flour
unbarred. Barley, atilt, BUM., and Pei', in moderate delmod, and
rte- ely in velue. Oat, supported I.te priors, and Oatmeal again im.
proved 3.1. per load. Ina en Corn on the era +as in slow request,
but at previous rate. a few noire floating cargoes mealy changed
bands. Arrival. into Liverpnol and Rune en from the 21st to the
2 rd Oct. inclusive : Wheat, 4,248 gra. ; Barley, St ; Melt, 338; Oat.,
031; Beans, 133; Indian Corn, afia; Uatmeal, I,in3 mete; Mar,
1,131 oak; and 10,12 a barreb. Esparta to Ireland: Wheat; 9es
qrs. ; Beam, If; Indian Corn, 1,414; Floyd. 310 wicks and 2,43,hr15.

MAIOSTONE, Oct 23.—Our Wheat trade was le. cheaper,
with a large supp.y. Other things were dull alai, but out Lovely
applied, and prices as befre.
Idacuex, Oct. 21.—There was a large show of \Vhcat at
market to4my, and many amid s were out in andition. All the beO
descriptions could be biathlon easkr terms; inferior descriptions dd.
limit to quit, although offered at lower ',elute. bled, 3.4. to dEls.;
white. 42,. to 4.1 e. Betas quite as dear, anti but few offering. Bar.
Icy—lns qualities made high prima; secondiry qualities rather tuner,
Gam 2ia to als.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 21.—The Wheat trade was firm
today, but not bri•lt. The beet Heelers xll readilr, at lull twice,
itber sorts dull, and the Van tower. &was without change. Pate,
obi, maintain their peke, but Dew are td. to is. per qr. cheaper.
Flour dull. at Ve. to ids.

WAKEFIELD, Oct. 24.—Our arrivals of Wheat to-day is
Win Life, which enables the buyer in s, me eases to purchase damp
samples au easier terms: there i•, however, no general disposition to
urge sales, but bu•t eve paring iv limited; Its. dry qualities we quote
much the same al tart week. Mal, iog Barley in wanted, and the best
qualities are Is. per qr. higher. Oats and Shelling as balm. bum
steoely. No alteration In other articles. Imports dialog tie week
Wheat, 14,222 qrs.; barley, 2,016; Oats, 222; 11taas, VA; Per, 9;
:Achill', 804

WOItb:INOTON, Ott. 22.—Tho supply of all kinds of
Brats this morning wae saulL Wheat was Irma to hi. per bushel
low then Wet week• other kinds without alteration. Whew,
1 ie. 6d. to 17s. ed. Dailey, 10s. to Itak 6d. Outs, 6s. 6.1. to 7s. 6d.
Flour, per stone, Is. Old. to Is. ltd. Saleyflour, Is. W. Oatmeal,
Is. &I. Itysaonr, Is.

CATTLE, ece.—Bzoam: roarmorr FAIR, Oct. 21.—
We had a large allow or fat la. •A and sheep., with • numerou • at-
tendance or buyers. likervoti u Cr •d. to Ed. per atone below the
roln o' preolom marbc•a: mut). Beasts wine driven sway unsold.
lioldln• stock and tn-Calving Cows were well sold when compared
with the price of fat gal, emeciall• miring Cows. Bee 4s. to
Is. d. per stone. Mutton,id. to M. per lb.
BRIDLINGTON FAIR, Oct. 21.—We had a good show of
fat Bracts. which sold readily at from 4s. 6d. to ss. per stone. Of lean
stack we had • tolerable supply, and • moderate bunoesi done, at ra-
tht r higher prices thin have been offered for some weeks put. The
Horse fair was well supplied with a moderate number or better Herres
than VAS ever known slue its commencement; many changed hands
atfair picas.
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EIZTER, Oct. 24.—The supply of Cattle to-day was not
large, end the humeri onne was sue& There was . large number
of Sheep driven to, but Cattle was lea sbnadant. The prlees were
roues the same as last week. Fat Best sold at horn 7.. 6d, to 7s. 9d
per more. Cows and Calves, from 91. 9s. to 121. Steers same at last.
Barren, r., hs. per wore. Sheep —Wethere, 41d. to 41d. per lb.;
Ewes. 4d. to 3d. Pigs about 204 per wore. The supply .4 Pork ear-
eases was larger than last week, st prices ranging from de. 6d. to
7s. Sd. per roue.
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•
YARY FAlR.—This fair wu kaki an Monday and Tues-
day ton. The amount of stock shown ma Us Plasfley was rather be-
low an seems of eee,bp years. Then wee a bap attendance of
banns, sad a demon' for 411 kbido et sleek aosetally for sal.
may /.wed is aomdltion, and seaely re Miele ewe sold at Mealy
advsenod prism Owoyear-oid CMOs kw& lon Ms. to 41. 106.:
two. bras U. 104. Ie W. and unsamal.a-istraad
tbtwyeaerold Cattle, foe (Wei= loweght Own is. N. So
114. N. pet atom secondlag to 4•14 Iffliwiew willaftlia.
Moro
at stair skew d art 0411140iltift Nod one-
chores low peters. res low et mak Clows was NIL Tiny aid
for fees 10s. to 111. MI6 lb/Wm Orns loarsain Henri. fa Si.
There win a few easawksas Swam Aura Ia tae aftaelleek Int we
seek beim dine itertesiliona.

Tom. Oat. 'apply of fat Beasts at thii liars
mare has ast been rite es km os our hat, yet gilts err to
the dasrd, tad eralldsit froea Y. Id. Is Is., and, Is rare tuatara.,
54. U. par aMaa, am per we Ight and quallty. Tr reply of rater
.keep Ma tr bin quite a good as ear lea ;
meafna walipri Sala, at tram 4)4. as sp. NT rine ~ IS rekr.
Ewe men IM draad, sad at ra rasa Ira
pia. nod kr stare law Mat as lied saprey sad is sesannest.
a peat tram of lestases bas brim liitazat braprad tram;
The supply Mira Oar la
_WY. .'Matt, kik as lam
rd aw. attati dais Mks, Maim, la WOW
quasi Itarrpodehtr lop Isla • Med& 94110/Int of IN bas
heat tremasted la lean ark, et prise Is arnement wlr Par *-
tared kir Ist Meats. CalstrOmrs =Om via previoas artir,
sad eadl aid up.

Drazzw, Oct. 23.—The Mika. w this week well at-
leated. Then was a bow dew of malls, limp, sal Plea
War el Ike rad *Om
ow
sash flo sone tale day week.
bd. Nat 'Mai prime Oa ow eat, lalloir MIL Merton, eed.
towebetrerlah. difts. dooetilerlicil prim of Ike for airy
ors orkedsod to Ire tram 14s. to ISe. per out, acct. As yet
let. *So. The prion of
Pork hare Yaw roowably, raari
ee. per eat., rho osereasy tola=tar bony Bros Wadi,
tall atteadeare lom Mai la

CHEESE.—TAzu FAlL—This usual fairj one of the
most hapnetant la the north of &Wand, was held on Yosedey last, in
Yates It was well attended by dealers his the different tows of
Yorkshire and this amity. There was s good supply of Ch.M, sad
in the sod the market proved exceedingly brisk—a greater amber
of buyers having some forward than was at Bras ea the aver-
s's price was hoes 42, tette. per cwt., whilst the bast dairies htelted
from 43a. to Kb. per owl. Nothing was to be had under L. per cwt.

COMMISSION SIGNED HT THE LORD LIEITTILNANT
or RADNOIII/111Z.—Edward Morgan Stephens, Rig., to be

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