The Express.
London, England, 1848-07-31 00:00:00

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Juir 29.
CI:01M COURT. —Before Mr. Justice Erie.
g, I. ON Tire Cmracriers.—J. Johnson, W. Con-
nor, I. Heaton, W. Wintorburn, W. Smith, H Whitcombe,
J. 1) ones, F. Vicary, and W. Saga, convicted of riot and
swank at Bradford, were first called upon for sentence:
gager and Johnson to be imprisoned at hard labour for .1
years. and the other prisoners for 18 calendar mmtbs.—A
Tomlinson, for uttering a sedbions speech, to be imprienned
18 calendar months, without hard Ishpur.—A, d Beanland,
for riot at Bradford, to be imprisnne at hard
labour for 18 calendar months.—J. Rameden, for
b
drilling at Drighlington. to be im
Dprisonedolroyd ,at hard
labour for 2 years.—B. Plant, .H T
Fell, convicted of • like offence, to be imprisoned at hard
labour for 18 calendar months.—J. Cockerham, H Butter-
field, H Bradley, and A- Bawler, convicted for like offences,
to he imprisoned at hard labour for twelve calend
ar on
ar mths.
IJ. Leeming, for drilling at Halifax, also to be prisoned
for twelve calendar months at hard labour.-3. Kilvington,
J. Crabtree, and I. Ickeringill, for riot, &c., at Bingley,
were next 'sentenced : Ickeringill to be imprisoned six oaten-
\du months at hard labour ; Crabtree, two calendar months;
and Kilvington oue calendar monh.—J. Bland, for neglect
of duty as a smcial constable, to hetfitted 101., and to be im-
prisoned until such fine be
........,paid.

PULJCS.---bitTURDAT.
BOW-STREET.—ALLEOZDRORMERT HY A rOSTMAN.-
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J. Prenclestlir, a letter-carrier, was remanded um; a g
of striding a letter containing act sore for 391. 75. Id., ftiven
him for delivery. The prisoner absconded immediate!!
after the robbery, and It reward of 201. being offered by the
Post-office authorities for his apprehension be was taken
it to custody at Liverpool.
M A RLBOROCOH.STREET.—DESERTING w Wien.—
IVellerren was charged with having d, serted his wife, S
and left her chargeab!ei to the parish of St. George, Hanover- I
square. Tho wife stated that when she married the de-
fendant she had a good business, plenty of money, and a 21
house full of furniture ; but he made away with the whole a
of the latter, gad then deserted her. She forgave him, f 3.
and he returned home; bur. because she would not give
him any more money, be deserted her again, and
left her destitute. She had since been very un. II
well, and had it nut been for the kindness of the relieving
efficer she must have been without medical aid and the Cam- 11,
forts she' needed. The defendant was now living with a
woman whom he had taken to France and other places, g
spending the money he had taken from witness. The do-
fendare declared that directly after he marritd a person came
forward and claimed the whole of the property, and he Was
imprisoned and tried for stealing the property, and acquitted ;
that Mr. liebb's (Lis attorney) costs swallows dup all he bad, h.
and he was thrown on the world out of p
emloyment. Lad 31
Joe. lyn promised to try and get him a situation in the Post-
y
office. His wife had several children before he martied r, r.
which was kept from his knowledge at the time.—Mr.ftl
Ii
Smith, the relenting officer, said he had letters to prove 22
that the defendant was living with another woman, 13
whom he called "his second wife," and he handed
two letters to Mr. Biegbam, which the worthy
magistrate read aloud. The first wan dated from Taunton,
e.
Somerect, and signed " Powell Wellerton," sod was ad- ss
dressed to Mrs. Bennett, a frond of his wife's, with whom jik''
she was staying, complaining of hi• wia having gone to his s
"sea nd wile," and told her he was a marrie d man, 4nd he
threatened how he would serve h, r when he came to town.
The second one was a letter from Lady Palmerston to the g
defendant's wife, and was to the eff,ct that her ladyship was
unable to obtain a situation for defendant, whose cocduct she
deprecated.—Mr. Bingham said, he would recommend the 2,
defendant to go out and make such arrangements with the t
parish officer- an would repay them for his wife's support.
As the defendant was about to have the court a person
came forward and preferred acharge of i mtrzzlement a ain't 4
him, and offered such evidence as induced Mr. Iltngbant to 3
rim :nil him until Tuesrley next (to morrow.)
CLERKEN WELL.—A Son ROTIIIING HIS MOTHER.— !
I
J. Fish, aged 18, was charged by his mother with robbing
her of live flowerer), and some silver. The mother, who was
much affected, said that very recently her husband died,
leaving her with a large family, eight of whom, including the
prisoner, she maintsined entirely by her own industry, for
the prisoner was too indolent to exert himself in honest
employment. A few days ago she was going out, when the
prisoner being aware that she had 51. in her rocket which
she had with the greatest difficulty raised to pay her rent, he
advised her not to take it with her lestrhe should be robbed of
it, and, in his prrseace, she deposited the propert
contrived
leave her, and, having returned home, broke open the drawer
and stole the money, with which he absconded, leaving her
penniless. She gave information, and he was apprehended
dressed in a new suit of clothes, with a sovereign in his pos-
session.—Mr. Combe ordered that his new clothes should be
taken from him and delivered, with the sovereign, to hi,
mother.—The prisoner made no defence.—The mother asked
what was going to he done with him ; and when the clerk
told her that he was g dug to Newgate. and would very
likely be transported, she swooned, exclaiming. " Oh, God,
don't'."—Mr. Combo fully committed him for trial.
SOUTHWARK..—CIikaOIt or Iltoiestv.—.l Shame
was charged with intermarrying with Elizabeth Bright, his
former wife being living.—The first wife said she had been
married to the prisoner eight ears, and a short time after-
wards he absconded, leaving proid for. Having
hoard a few days ago that he was living in affluence in Lon-
don, she' came up and found him Hein with another female,
to whom he had been married.—Police-constable 81 M
proved having examined the registry of St. Mary's church,
Lambeth, and bond the entry of the second marri,ge of the
prisoner.—ln defence, the prisoner Ravel that his first wife
had married a second time, and was living with a man at
Grantham, in Lincolnshire.—This the wfe denied.—Mr.
Seeker told the prisoner that if he could produce witnesses to
prove that his mite had married another man he could indict
her, but so regarded himself there was enough evidence
week.
to
•ein him; Le sh..uld, therefore, remand him tor a

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MONEY MARKET.
SATVIIDAT Svzwire.
The funds were in progressive improvement from
the beginning to the close of business. Console, first
quoted at 86.1, advanced steadily to SG?, to 1, and so
left off both for money and time with a firm market.
Reduced Threes, 864 tol._ Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents., 87 to I. Exchequer Bills recovered to 335.
to 375. prem. India Bonds, 30s. to 31s. prem. Bank
Stock was quoted 196 to 8, but sold for account at
196. The transactions were not of particular extent,
but evinced more confidence on the part of the buyers.
*1 he dealit.gs in foreign stocks were quite inconsi-
derable, and five only were marked for business done.
Prices remain therefore nominally as before. Nlexi-
can, 17 to 4. Brazilian, 69 to 71. Chilian, 81 to 4.
New Granada, 114 to 124. Venezuela, 14 to 17.
Peruvian, 30 to 3. Spanish Fives, 111 to 1; the
Threes, 211 tell; Passive, 24 to 3. Dutch Two-and-
a-Half per Cents., 431 to 41 ; the Fours, 70 to 2.
Bagian, 63 to 72. Danish, 67 to 71. Russian, 9S

to 100.
Private advices from Hamburg of the 23th inst. re-
port the rates of exchange as much depressed. Paper
was offering on London at 1 better for the buyer,
the quotations for three months date being 13.71.
Considerable remittances of bills on London were
arriving there from Austria, and the amou.it on the
' market was much augmented by bills drawn for large
purchases of grain on English account. The house of
Silomon Heine had negociated debentures for the
Hamburg Bergidorf Railway to the amount of
Bco. 1,300,000, about 100,0001.
The advices from Amsterdam represent the stock
market as weak, and prices in decline, the cause
assigned being the uneasy state of the province
of Lemburg, and apprei.ended collision with
Germany, the Diet of Frankfort having formally de-
creed that province to be part and parcel of the
territory of Germany, and the people to be German
subjects. From Berlin the stock and share market
comes reported as extremely animated. The Five
per Cent. home stock was quoted 73. Polish
and other foreign stocks were higher, and in
demand. The voluntary five per cent loan
was making progress, and numerous subscrip-
tions to it are said to have been made for
account of foreign houses. This state of affairs
attests satisfactorily the return of confidence among
the moneyed and mercantile 'literate of that capital.
The Carlisle Patriot gives a favourable view of
joint-stock banking affairs in that locality. The
directors of the Carlisle City and District Bank had
declared a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per
annum for the half-year ending the 30th of June last.
The balance-sheet showed a profit of 3,741/ , after
payment of all expenses, being at the rate of 12/. 18s.
per cent. on the paid up capital of 58,000/. The
guarantee fund remained complete at 19,333/. A
balance, after payment of dividend, and deduction for
building account, of 5411. was transferred to the
auxiliary fund, then carried to 6601. after payment of

income-tax.
The directors of the Cumberland Union Bank ex-
hibited a more encouraging balance-sheet still to the
proprietary. The profits were stated at 7,322/., after
deduction of all losses, expenses, and income-tax, and
R dividend was declared of 12 per cent., leaving a
surplus of 1,522/., to be carried to the guarantee
which, with interest upon it, would then amount to
13,9461. The capital of the company, stated at
50,0001., is thus in reality increased to 63,916sente /. The
original capital was 20,0001. only, repred
2,000 shares of 101. each.
ENGLISH SUN DS.
3 per Ct. Red. Ann'., 2.171 I Nub. MU Jrl,ooo, tid...12101R.
3 et. Con. Aram, kai t 2 I 3d 7.; June, 2d., 31 R) 3
New 31 per Ct. Ann%., 865 Ditto, SAO, 2.4,March. 33; Jane.
India Ltda., £l,OOO, 31 4 2d., 31
Ditto, under 1.201kA 34 Ditto. tidtalt. SW. March. 33
Bank Stook for' Acct.. 196 June, 2.1., 314
Console for Acet.,B6l g i I
FOREIGN TURD&
5, per Ct. 171 3pa Cent. Spnalth Bonds, 24
21
Ditto, Acct., Aug. H., 171 Ditto, Jock, Aug. to.
4 per et. POTttlgtl9oe BOUtis, 18 4 per Cl. Dutch t•atrWoi. 70
5 per Cl. Spam Sanity Bonda2l
EILCHA.NIOES AND STOCKS ABROAD.
IBIOSIIIB, Jct.: 28.—Loan, 1840,75 ; Dltto, 1042, 73 ; Ditto, 1844 fa;
Ditto. Id.ki, 61,; Ditto, 1836 62; Ditto, of tb- City. 1632, 88 • btu*,
1643,742; 131614 of Belgium. Four pa Cent., ; Exonanke on London.
LILL 24.44.