The Express.
London, England, 1851-10-24 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

COTTON.—Ltternrout, Oct. 23.—There bac been •
better inquiry in utie Conan market to.dar, but we "Inns)! notice ne
improvenunt in tbe prime. The rules ure retiolated at r,tMa balm,
of a Bich 1,00,5 are foe report, and niarart of about 4.,i00 American •
rot Loy pthin„ at Sid. to 74.; IM) Surat. :fd. to 4,1.; and al lin
I,lan.:*, at l.td. to 1:d. The imports; MIICO this day week are 10.010
trox The market e dam he oc dr, and a.mareit with triday's rate.,
pt it er of all kinds •re id. to Id. per lb. lower, except whit mid Ilium
lA, Ur irate mut Nl"bile, which are but id. per lb. don :.nd the
good qUoIitICM of Ea)ptian. Sea lolanda are id. to id. per ibn. . up.

GUILDHALL
Al frrd Boulanger, a young Frenchman, lodging at the
UisiOn Hotel, Salisbury-Naar', wee charged with stealing
about idlthg. from the person of M. Perri!, of de, l'anton-
squint., Haymarket, and of the Corn Exchange, Mark-
lane. On the person of the prisoner, when given into cus-
tody, was follvld 121. Pls. lid. in English money, dl pieces
of foreign silver, Id of copper, a gold watch and chain, four
20-fraue pierce, and one 40-franc piece, and other prep sty.
After waiting upwards of two hour., Sir Peter lAurie
asked May, the detective Maker, whether the prosecutor or
the witnesses were in attendance ?
May replied they were not.
SIT Peter Laurie 'skid to know the circumstances under
which the prisoner bad been given into euetoily.
May said, all he knew was that the prosecutor charged
the prisoner on the Coin•market, on Monday last, with
stealing 7,000 francs from • portfolio ; and from what he
could ascertain some offence had been committed in France,
and that he was met by the brother of the prosecutor, who
pee hint into custody.
The officer then made a coninsunication to the bench,
IdliCh was understood to be, that lie believed the prisoner
bed been given into custody fur the purpose of arresting
kiss on other proceedings iu another court.
Sir Peter Laurie came-meal his regret that the prisoner
had been taken intocastody at all ; it was evident there
was no charge against him, and lie was happy it had been
dune at the instigation of his own countrymen, and not
Englishmen.
The prisoner thanked the magistrate, and withdrew with
his friends.
M.tILLISOILOUOII STREET.
J,geph traitors and Henry Ilarris, two well known
thieves, were chanted with burglariously breaking into a
house in Argyle-street, with the intention of committing a
felony.
Leech, la C, stated that about II o'clock on Wednesday
night be receised information that three men had been
seen to climb over the area of the house No. 08, Argyle-
street, and he, accompanied by Sergeant Gray, IC, pm-
ceeded to the house' and knocked at the door and rang the
bell several times. After waiting about five minutia the
front door was opened, and the prisoners and another man
Caine out. Witness immediately seized hold of Walton, and
Sersteaxt Oray collared Ilarris. The other man made his
escape. Witness subsequently examined the premises,
which arc unoccupied, and found that the prisoners had
effected an entrance by breaking a square of glass in the
kitchen window, which enabled theta to force back the
fastening and open the window. In the front hall he found
the " jimmy" produced.
The prisoners, who made no defence, were remanded.
WESTMINSTER.
Thomas Wids.n, a young man, was charged with com-
mitting a number of robberies.
Mr. Joseph l'arker, of 4, White Horse-street,
proprietor of coffee and dining-rooms, stated that the pri-
soner, who represented himself as a visitor to the metropo-
lis for a few days, came to lodge at his house on the I Ith of
September, and left abruptly early on the morning of the
9th inst. without paring his bill. Shortly atter his ole•
parture prosecutor missed live waistcoats, some trowsers,
and other articles of wearing apparel, from his drawers in
the prisoner's sleeping-mom, which had been kept locked.
A number of pawnbrokers produced portions of the miss-
ing property.
l'ulicesemistable 830 A proved finding the duplicates
relating to these articles concealed in the lining of the pri-
soner's hat when he took him into custody. He also pro-
duced ea article of wearing apparel belonging to the prose-
cutor which he found in his possession.
Presser cross-examined the prosecutor, but elicited
mains to his advantage. Ills only reply to the charge
was that he was the owner of one of the articles of wearing
arid po
war tmtivmely
trialitted for b y the
on t charge
jsrosecut •r.
sad
three
HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NorriNoitsw,
others of a similar character. Oct 23 —flu cotton stn kola Mae of Ike caper and soya-super
THAMES. qualities is In a eery fair ton&tion. The rowel femme are only cal-
-11'r•. to make how e died Vannes, that having ro tetra width
Wm. Ford, 2.5, a shipwright, residing at 11, Sophia- for tree elf. Presicas to the tsnuon of trousers, the ewer patentera,
street, Poplar, and Thoe nature, 21, a labourer, of Mews. Wood ands, of Holb ma, made aweehknb le quantlti of how,
England row, in the same district, were charged with the having sow: lad in only at the Cell, the., making mane • bean a hand.
following murderous assault on Thomas Chittle, pitman at mate shaped leg. Many tauatiable au caws have been gives of this
the Harrow public-horse, High street, Poplar. human patelhmak, not oats In streking", but in mowers. Ws have
To render the case intelligible, it will be necessary to go braid ot an east in pekoe paying 71. to be made a marvellous proper
briedy into some antecedent matter. On Monday last two eaman. The round haws will le all probability as tired tor making
" Uinta, and petticoat*. but they are sotealculated to make shaped
men named Drew and Palmer were charged with assaulting hocety, nor are they calculated to make glove,, theugh the cove
and robbing Joseph Frederic, a man of colour, of dOs., in trade, both si.k sod whoa. elikeiellY tee brow, la most lamentably
the taproom of the Harrow public-house, the resort of the "Pte"ed, " resew" 'Peed. Malta" 31Incautar PrmetPie tram'
be
are uit known, but they amnia as Tee rude GAPS than ks
worst character, of both sexes at the eastern end of the me- the quirk
gauge. The whae eon io. s pexbease Ibe Morel) droning a star
tropolic The robbery took place on Saturday night, and cock. More than 30 deferent yrinelpirs of frames' base been from time
on the Sunday a fellow named Satcher, alias Seotchy, a pu- titre tweeted. The botOrn bet ka• • shade recovered tram
gilist, who was committed some time since from this court the panto, but a few beeches writ stomitag. pieta aet kraselms
for manslaughter, asked the pato= whether he intended Fe th•dfo't ree*Pereu. eMULti,e, than the WittyLeetradaikkuse
to appear against the prisoners Drew and Palmer. Chittle some Safest .I°°,,toaPttbn.df...."l..%
answered in the affirmative, on which Sucher dealt himcaterso entirely sew sty sho puma— rhos, leer.
nelmpd,g wog—
several tremendins blows, one of which smashed his lett the net. The irapromseau in the warp Le bat slowly, jaw-bone. Drew and Palmer were on that occasion it is Loped welt% eons of the of the raw Mewing
committed for trial, and Satcher was sentenced to six speak of each weighty &wino)" tact E 1,1919 r Ulm troth we an
weeks' imprisonment, in default of a tine of 3/. .1_ en of 'motto. la both in Wed.. coati, espeddly tas
Several of the " pals" of these parties threatened nee'Lter. intern h"ext been °l"e
or 14
ImigataaaNa: pile Is tbs bobble
le he Chittle with vengeance, and notwithstanding the magis- mush ultimo, so time Turkey and Krebs eerpeto. limner grades grate's directions to have his safety looked to, they late' are to contemplation from the knittimg nuiddiieo. lba gnaw see
ceeded in carrying their object into effe ct. It appeared that wetted to be made of balfaisele red iron.—NWs Ibreies.
on Wednesday Chittle bad been up to this court to obtain
• warren gaunt Ford, who had threatened to take his life , CORN. BANISIAIT, Oct. 23.—At this day's gmeket
la teseeipenee of the information he had given oa the , good wheats were disposed of at prices equal, bat net Is,W those
of hat wet ; perhaps a little elide disposition to een.
Enewleee Wilk. About half-past five o'clock on the same ,
dull, bat Dot lower. Quittances as foli•wis:—N hbay. eat, 41. to 4'. Id.
evendell Haw, as active officer of the K dive-
ties. sae that aam lay for dew
on the railway p vbuabeL Mau, is to ie. /Utley, Ls. to D'. per qr. Oats,
2ce.
bridge new ee has lierrew. Proceeding to his assistance
BIIIIIISONA.II, Oct. 23.—Daring the present week, the
die WI Id= gesegeid, and when be came to his treatautima reported to Whist aro at a ileellue of id. is la. poi
IMMO etched dot be MI been beaten by Ford and pm" imata.d. (kb *go sid .
InillbOdeabilellbd leas Os Eiril." He was beaten ties tames Egyptian Bumble lame: bid flikß

MANCIIIISTER, Oct 23.—We have had a heavy and de-
clining market again, owing to the advice. from the Unit' d Mates, by
the Baltic, bringing lower qt!getatinfill lair ctton, tt amba. with in-
ere oaf estimates td crop. There app.-sea to be no doubt that Cotton
grid wile loser than *As anti ti.trd a fos weeks bark, and sellers
have dant tiny under thew eircunaptatteen lit flltthoKell.hallefo, except
at a further reduction. lite market hin worn a deplane sod gloomy
aspect throughout the day, and the feeling of unteenna which pre-
vails bags been increased by the announcement of • hou.c st Lin r-
tool, in tie India trade, having suspended payment The-e parties
owe here,kuld though this its not a beery sum, with the inb ill-
gence of each numerous ndur'a fr. different direirtiona. it is suites-at
to induce elution. At a redut of Id. per nice b low toe market
price we have hail some rather heavy sale. of cloth, and In au haute
have been le f to porealate st I! further by the low mit- it to which
the males and qualities of goods for that market have declined.
With reference to the pa-Ilion of the 'trim: al fabr'cs the
following remarks yid apply very generally -1 printery, which have
ben only in, mderate &viand for mum weeks past, are very irregular
and wish sty in price. Tla y now rule about as low as in the month
of Jane, the highest rates now current being lid. per piece loser than
last mouth. L qu d ties of 32-inch grey marl Tam., pint hie for
the India and limed trades, are Row ruling at rates under any pee.
riatielf rest heel this year-i 3 to an rent being quoted et :a. 7d. to
3.. 3.1., and 60 to of reed at 3p. tat. to la. I ;d. The latter have de-
' shoed aid., and the Omer kit. per [dens, ranee 'tat month. Al-nn-
lacturcre ..re now turning rapidly from them to other makes, offering
better remuncrati an, so that the demand will shortly lac met with a
mare litni rid .tipp:y. h. shtrtiogs a &dim has taken tame during
the last four weeks varying (ruin les 44d. per place. There is no tai-
-1 movement in the value of stnirtnirs rutted for 'WILL The finer makes of
SG and 72 reeds being in good demand fr printing purpos- a, maintain
a relatively high position. tlt ire matte of ebb. to POI. shirtless
have ken saki se law so :a. lid., ant intermediate qualities in the
same low ratio. A. coma:aid with the met, there threat,' less margin
to the producers of these geol. than teen is the mot &mewed pe-
. Mal re MM. There is still a very fair demand far the middle and
biter qualities of T rWha, and priers are very slightly lower. There
has been a lair demand foe &anemias, an, stocks are may moderate.
but ptoCCA continue to droop. italm jetronets continue very difficult
cot eile, and the pro Inchon is Icing curtailer'. there is no m aerial
change In the value of pritita, thaugh oho re has not teen a large ha. sin. IP recently in them. In yarns, though there has been a nuaLmte
and pretty stt..tly blueness doing, prices have gradually given way
under the depression exiating lately. No. 3d water twist Is still in good
&maw', while lull& numbers and Ain,* are much depreesed.

WOOL—BRADFORD. Oct. 23.—The Wool trade appears
to be getting slater ever! week. Tbe mt. aratively email quantity
now wing roust and will tell ere 1011 f, for the price to far too high to
offer any la-114,13t0n to coy; ye: the operAti one in the country can.
not he nomad to sleet the prices, h, ME the confl4t. la fir Wools
there is more doing, fr m the b e;ing that the prestnt colon.al vales
will ottabhrh advance, but it witi not be from soy 8888pulso which
ths chill trade can en It.

MANUFACTURES.—BRADFORD, Oct. 23.—Tarns:
The report of this branch of the trade, •e regret to say, is of . eery
cheerier. chancter, for we tun only hear ef gopriagf s of =whin, ry,
and, where this course has Are. de been adopn d, naming short it.,.
rid:.; to go on is TLAOO6A, 111,1 prim of yarns being out of all
bounds. This spinners are now resolved to Moen their producion to
toe narrowest point posedge, to Us_t In any change, 'Ally or later, it
MO•tenbwtet the lame of yarns. as IreU as I.seer the pike of wool,
• him. is nearly .I.d. per PI. higher on low and m.dlie kinds, sad 3d
oa thu r, loan when yarns were sold at the present price, at any other
perbd, while Labour is May 30 pot tem. higher. All these Minas con-
sidered Tinder the present precassifounr; step on this part of Ma
spinner imperatives. Pieces: Ms mom important sod MUM business
row seems to be .0 deckle at what point to mop looms and run sheet
time, foe there is evidently no disposition to make goods for stock,
nee are the merchant., who are by no Evans large holders, disposed
to buy anything nicer to malt up shot they b,ith tedium th r as-
autotimers whi go on produclog. T.* least lora Icing ads by sm.
pending the °muttons of the loom, this somas is freely adapted, and
there is no &lip:Mika to press ales st farther limas.