The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-09 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9, IFSI.

of a turkey, in Old at

temp of rabble, a druakea
Paeans-road, on Christmas ea.
Se ana acqui red.
Tile errand jury found a true WI against Adolphe de
Wad saki, for an await.

TIEE Sr. Lulu's PROVIDINT SOCIATT AND THI POOR.
—TLa Rev. R. Les and J. Roberts waited on the si tiog
magistrate to inform hiss that the amount (SOL) deficient in
the funds of this society, managed by • person named Har-
wood, bad been made up by subscriptions at a recent meet-
ing. The magistrate tzprieseid his great satisfaction on
hearing this statement.

pointed. I replied that uit was so late I would not illitarb 3011Ponei, Jan. 8.-We have had another very dull
Use congregation by going up the aisle. Defendant who had market fee all kind of corn, with an inclination to lower prim, ex-
• long gown on and was acting as a beadle, said .• You 02r.fir th°7t_ri2ntraer. tomaikleoaUt...hrctz Barr& I.4`ioti.
must." I observed that I would rather not, upon which be
Pees, les. to roe, Rye, 21s. to 22a.
said "then he must turn me out of the plus. I isms- _
Broca:lox ow.Tsae, Jan. 8.-The arrivals coastwise for
diately said " Wby, I am doing no harm here," when he
the past week exceed 4,000 qrs. of Wheat, being much beyond our
usual ropy° at this rousun. At this day's market there was a teem
pointed to a person whom I was afterwards informed was
• police constable in plain c.uthes, and sail "he will soon show ot Wheat; of other grain a pretty fair euppty. For bed dry
put you out " I remonstrated with him in • whisper samples of Wheat last week's rata were scarcely obtainable, whilst
not to disturb the congregation. es I did not wish to be damp andsnferior samples were fully Is. per qr. lower. Oats wert
made conspicuous. He said, "You shall go nut," mod push- @body and, and in Bat ley and Beans no change to note, with a
fair sale. In other articles no alteration. Present quotatiom :-
irg the door open, called police constable 73 B, who was Wheat, British, per qr. of 631te. to the bushel, Durham and York-
outside on duty, as !suppose. I speke to the constable, and shire, red. Us. to 40,..; white, 42., to 440.; MI, white, 44a to erta;
asked him if be had insuuctioca to take persons away hem I red, VI. to 42a.; Muth country red, 3:s. to 42,. ; white, 445. to 4,1 w;
that peace of <titans worship, and be said " N.." Defendant old, white, lie, to 455.; tied. 445. to 435. Oats. teed, lbs. to 111 s. ;
then followed me up, acd put me out of ,the lobby into the potato, Doe. to 225. Beane. new, Ms. to 30a.; old, 325. Pem
street. boilers, ten ed. to 325. Od. Mow, pee rack of PiOtte., One,
29e. Od. r 30.. ; superfine, 32a. Od to 33a. Osimeel, Scotch
Croas.examined-It was durir.g the sermon. I had my 275. to 23a. Vine Polind, lON. per WU.' Mine. 41. Bras, 41. Wheat.'
wife and a ester, and a witness who is now in aitandaece, per qr., of GJlbs. to the bu,:di: Deseate, holugaberg, and
with me. That witness used to attend worship at that hibing, 44a. to 455.; Rostock. Wismar, and Stralsund, 43e. t 3 44a.;
chapel, which was our reason for going into it. I never Ilsmburg sad Stettin, 41s. to 44e.; Mildew and Danish, 42,. to aia.;
have been • frequecter of it, and had just left my own place Poitsh, Odessa, and Ruistan, nu. to Ws Outs, Dutch and Friesland,
of worship before the event there. I had no bucks nor 11:4, to 2thi Peas, boiling. lee. to 32e. Guano, Peruvian.. 101. per
tract,. lam not a regular attendant at the chapel, and did Ir. Import. the pre week:-..'heat, ""*g"1" 4,1159
nothing to interrupt their devotwns. The church was not q "
half full; there was abundatce of room, and we did YA114101:TH, Dee. 18.-There has been • fair surply
of Barley again to-day, but' only limited of Wheat; neverthekee
not inconvenience anybody where we stood. the madiden is such that none but the best samples met with • nay
George Dewsfield, 73 B-I was on duty outside the chapel role at the rates of the previous week. The supply of Oats, Buns,
and was called by decadent to rem ,ve comi lainant from the and Pea, continues liberal, and sales are effected at rather lower
chapel. I stepped inside the dispel, but I did not ore any. rates. Wheat, rill, per 50th., 36•.; 1131 b.. 330; white. 6.315... 43.. to
thing in his conduct to justify me in removing him, and I 44. bale!, melting, best roue. 235. to 2u.; grinding. :01
stepped back on the pavement again onside, and before I
Oats, k:nglieh, 431 M., 19s. tid.; 431,.,2.1e.; Dutch, 3551 b, Its. fat.
ye:cdhantfoger:eyt"asupPo7.lted":
Pew, white, lorebpa, Min to NM.; English, 32a. Flour, good marks,
had time to turn round the gentleman was out. 28a. per sack.
Mr. Broderip-Was he disturbing the congregation or in
DUMAN, Jan. 7.-We had a very dull market at oar corn
any !ay offensive 1
Witnem-He was ;erectly sober and conducted himself teuwnalenieniesiMeof FirniLtamegy. VC4ery clihimu,Pee dd. ngOaltin
with p fleet pr priety. loll= Caen, and we note no change is prim. Wheat, white, 21.. to
Complainant havit.g stated that he dil not consider it 231.; red, 19s. to 32e. GM Burley, 12a. to 14a. Oats, kw 6d. to
necessary to call any other w i'netes, 14..3d. per barrel. Rapeseed, tss. to 20s. Oatmeal, 10s. Cal. to
Mr. Broderip inquired whit answer there was to this ease. ILeiht• Four, 13‘ to itlei per cwt. Indica Cons le 335. per
Biliaitor for the defeu,e said-This is • very critical
thing.
Mr. Broderip-Pardon me for a moment, I differ with yen
io that respect. I think it • very serious matter on one side
or the other. If this person went into the chapel with the
object of disturbing the congregation he deserves condign
punishment. In another sense it is very serious as touching
the right of the public to be present at any pl..ce of divine
worship while they conduct themselves properly, but 1 have
no wish to interrupt your reply. Pray proceed, sir.
Solicitor-The only explanation I have to offer ii, that
there had been several persons in the aisle and body of the
chapel distributing tracts and disturbing the congregation.
About three weeks ego, • man tubed into the middle aisle,
and running up it, threatened to do some injury to the in-
cumbent, in consequence of which he deemed it necessary to
lay down • regulation th:it every persni should be r.quired
to take • seat, or be turned out, am people about to disturb
the congregation. If the incumbent felt that a person had
entered the chapel, although imrulsed only by motives of
curicety, and had no desire to disturb the congregation, he
would be the very lest to desire, arid the first to regret, that
any rodents.' should he used towards him. Will you send
this ease to the sessions?
Mr. Broderip (with evident astonishment, in which many
of the auditory appeared to join)-Do you wish it lent to the
melons 1
Solicitor-Yes, air.
Mr. Broderip-Certainly I will send it to the seesions.
Defendant was thee ordered to find bail for his appearance
at the stssiong to answer the charge, which was shortly
aiterwards put in.
BaNEVOLENCL.-The first half of 451. note from " A. A."
was received tor the poor box.
THAMES.

CATTLE, E2c —ltomroaD, Jae. B.—Oar market today
was plentifully supplied with stock, with a very bevy trade, at
rather lower pricee. Beef, 2a. Ad. to 3s. hi. Mutton, 3s. to 4s. Veal,
3s. 2d. to Ss. id. Pork, 3a. to 3a. lOd. .

Soveuum., Jae: 8 —Trade ruled slow today, but la,t
week's rates were ennly matntolneL Beef made from Is. Rd. to
36.8 d. Mutton, 2s. tkl. to 4s. 44. teal, 34. 4d. to 4s. 64. York,
26. 84. to 3s. 841. per sums of Mts., sinking the offal.

WEST INDIA MARKETS.
(From De Cordova's Mercantile latelliorneer.)
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Disc.l2.

GENZRAL REMARK/1.-Our market wears a slightly im•
proved appearance consequent on the almost total 011iftti011
of cholera in the city, and dealers seem to come for-
w►rd rather more freely than has been the case for the last
six er eight weeks. Business is, however, confined for the
most part to Kingston, there being little trade with the
outposts in consequence of the prevalence of cholera in the
rural districts. All the accounts from the interior represent
the disease as spreading with a degree of violence equally
fatal to human life and the prospects of the comiue crops.
Very little probability exists of the Restates' people being in-
duced to work, panic stricken as they are by the prevalence
of the epidemic. We refer our readers to toe following par-
ticulars of the business transacted since our last issue. Un-
less specifically stated to the contrary, loug sr duty paid
prices are always given, and are to be considered as whole-
sale prices.
Rica.—Same improvement his occurred in the demand for
E sat India and several purchases have been made ors specu-
lation. We notice further sales of the large Madras cargo
referred to in our last, to the extent of 1,200 bags barley
grain at 125., sad 4,000 bags of a whiter description, but
smaller grain and broken (not so much in favour) at 116.
per 100 lbs. SOU bags choice white Bengal have also been
moved at 14,., ►nd ;31/0 bags at 13s. 61., bat we learn that
smaller parcels have changed hands at the same rates. 500
bags Coolie rice, an additional parcel by the Madras vesael,
have likewise been taken at Bs. per 100 Ibis, short price.
Bermes.—Nothing over 10d. for Irish is procurable, and
sales are affected with difficulty in small lots at that figure.
Good American in small kegs is wanted—this description
may be quoted at 61. to 2W. according to quality. Inferior is
net aaleable. liaiifax brings Old. to 7d. The Halifax
butter received this year has not been by any means as good
as last year's.
Bkidl) is in excellent demand, but there is cot any of
Wattaon's, and very little of other deacrititians at market.
The last sales were 100 barrels New York Pilot at 18s., and
50 barrels Crackers at 2/)s.—these rates were Lewever ob-
tained in consequences only of the scarcity.
HitilltlNOS.—the stock is excessive, and prices have
further declined in consequence. 15s. has been accepted for
No, 1 round and split together, but the former alone cm-
'need Is. per barrel higher. There is however very little
demand at present for either.
MacanatiL.—Not more than 245. per barrel can now be
got for the best at market. The arrivals since our last have
continued on a large scale, and although several large parcels
have been moved at 245. to 265. (principally at the former
price), importers hands are atiU heavily stocked, and no im-
mediate imprcvemsnt is likely to occur, especially as herrings
are also in heavy supply.
ALSMIVES are scarce and in very good inquiry. A small

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lot at market is held tor an advance.: rate on our last quota.
lion (21..)
Ott. —5O bonds cod have been sold at 3r. 32. per gallon.
The stock is rather small.

L►RD so becoming scarce; 200 kegs American changed
hands at 51i1 , bet 84. is now generally asked.
CODVISkt.—Oer last left the market rather heavily sup-
plied, since which three further arrivals have occurred. The
sales altogether of good lielifax have reached 300 to 400
tierce., which were taken at 125., with boxes principally at
114. There have also been moved 150 tierces of very inferior
Halifax (dark and soft) at 4th. per tierce of 450,h a. The
Newfoundland cargo, which has been for some time held for
12e. per 1001 b. cask, is now being placed at 10s. There at
present •ppsan to be a rather bettor reeling in the market.
1-he small quantity which came in during the past fortnight,
and the almost entire disappearance of cholera from Kings•
ton, are, therefore, likely to induce the trade to come for-
ward with more liberal off rs. Indeed, the last cargo from
Halifax, noted in our shipping list, is now held for advanced
rate►.
BRANDT continues very leave', with a good demand. The
last sale was one of 4 IBMs. Bernard's dark, and 2 bads. pale
at Bs. per gallon. l'aie alone has been sold at 101.
I:IINRVA Le excessively inactive, at 7s. to 7s. 6d. per case,
short priers.
Ruse.—The market has a decidedly improved appearance,
and sales have been made at 3s 4d. to 3i. hi. per .gallon,

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proof 21, for consumption, and L. 9d. for export.
Scrims has also improved and is likely to become even
mare scarce than it now is. Sal s have been made at prices
ranging from 22.. to 295. per 1001bs., but we question if the
commonest description could be procured at this moment at
anything under 251.
Conran is likewise scarce, and in good inquiry ; 4?, to
60s. per 100Ibe. his been paid for ordinary.
Poirsvo is worth 6d. per lb. We have heard of sales
thereat to some extent.
TOBACCO.—Cavendish is wanted; but sales were at 15.52.
per lb. for 16's; leaf is plentiful and dull.
Excuenors on LONGON.—Jamaies Dank, 90 days, 1 per
cent. prem.; 60 days, 14 per wit. prem.; 30 days, 2 per
cent. prem. Colonial Bank, 90 days,
_ 1 per cent. prem. ; GO
Y days, la per cent. prem. On New York—Metchants' bills,
60 days, 21 to 3 per cent. prem.

AFFRAY WITH POACHERS AT BADRAIIAM.—On the
30th of November last a desperate affray took place at Bs-
bra= with poachers. Two of the poachers have been con-
victed. A third man having escaped, Harry Brown, of Barn-
well, was on Tuesday last taken before the Rev. Charles
Townley, of Abington, at Mr. Barlow's office, Cambridge,
charged with being concerned with s:barite Crown and Joseph
Seeley (the two men who are committed), and being armed
with guns, for the purpose of taking game in the prceervei
at B ibrahani, the property of the executors of the late H.
S. Adeane' Esq., on the night of the 25th of November
lase : and also with assaulting the keepers. The evidence
,of Feetum, the head keeper, was, that on the night in
question, he and two under keeper*, named Crow and
Dockerell, were watching, and about 12 o'clock he went
and laid on his bed, telling the other two to call him at three
o'clock. About two o'clock they called hire, and they heard
guns fired in the plantations, and proceeded in the direction
of the reports ; they proceeded from belt to belt, during
which severs' shots were fired, and followed in the direction
for Cambridge, where they supposed the parties who bad
fired had gone. Crow, who was first, on coming up to a
gate leading into a pasture in the occupation of Mr.
Briggs, seeing three men, said to Feetum, "here, they
are ; when the fellows turned round, and presentedarms,
threatening to shoot them if they went . However,
Crow and Feetum, not intimidated (Dockerell was ems
yards behind), rushed at them, when the poachers took
their guns by the barrels, and two of them attacked Fasten,
and the other Crow, by striking at them with the butt-ends
of their guns. Feetum was knocked into a ditch by Crown,
and he called to Dockerell to some to his assistance, and at
lest he did come, and struck Crown from off Fettsm.
The other man made off at the time he saw Dock'rell
coming up. After a dreadful encounter, in which Into=
arid the two captured at the time received some INTIM
wounds, Crown's leg being broken, he and 13 .aley were'
secured. Dockerell now stated that when be went to the
assistance of Feetum, he was within four yards of the man
who escaped, and he saw his face; he had on a velvet
shooting frock, and cord breeches and leggings. He had
known the prisoner Brown for many years, from seeing h
with the Tenants, both in and out of Cambridge, and was
certain he was the man who ran away. The n 400161.6
committed the prisoner to the cosines. Bail was rehired.
FLAX CULTIVATION AT KIRKALDT.—The old set
of flex cultivation is now about to be revived under new ea&
pica, and is new form, by at least a few agriculturist. Ia
Fifeshire. Formerly its cultivation was quit* common by
small farmers, the sale being confined at home to how
holders for prints use ; bet recently greet improvements
have taken place is maelrinery, and a superior flax has bees
made use of, which is not very well supplied from the mare
keta of Ireland, France, and Belgium. Mr. Fergus, the
musty member, is to make a trial here of the new mode of
flex preparing, and hie example will be speedily followed by
other manufacturers in this neighbourhood.—Caledonian
Mercury.
(Advertir
OLLOW,

—.meat].—CUßE OP AN ULCERATED LEO
BT daT'S OLBTXILITT AND Priza—Mr. John Olive, well known
in Geelong, Port Phillip, publishes In the Melbourne "Morning
Herald," of June 22nd, 1849, the fallowing extraordinsry ease 1
bed been edited for three years with sa ulcerated leg, and had the
beet medical treatment in Melbourne end Van Diemen'. lace, with-
out csperieneing any relief, when, hearing of the wonderful cures
effected by Naoway's Pills end Ointment, Leap:deed upon trying
them, and with gratitude I acknowledge that after using them:and
attending to the &teems, 1 band my leg oared Ine a=xeshort
time. (Biped) John Olive.“—&dd by all of
:sedition throngfioat the civilised world. and raete=or Holloway'.
Bdoblianeont, 344. Strand. London.