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

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 24, 1851.

about the back and belly with some hard thing, which he
believed to b iron or heavy wand. The sac-Meal gentle- I!
man who was called iit appeared to apprehend that the ;
injured man was in imminent danger. S.rgeant Hams
subsequently arrested Billiers,and having brought him into
the presence of Chittle the latter identified him as one of
those by whim he was assaulted. The sergeant asked him
it he ass 'our, co!! that, t. Wlticit Chittle replied, " Yes
Wit ; and 1 would not tell an untruth new, us I tear 1 shall
never get over this."
Roche, the gaoler, here stated that when the cues in
which Chittle gave evidence on Monday had been con-
cluded, he heard several persons threaten the potman, bat
could not identity the present prisoners as the parties so
doing.
Sergeant Hams then proceeded to state that Ford was
subsequently arrested, and identified by Chittle as one of !
the persons who assaulted him, One of the prisoners was
a convicted thief, and the other had been frequently in ,
custody.
Wady, 52 K, whilst in the passage on Monday, heard
Ford, after the prisoners Palmer and Drew were com-
mitted for trial, say to Chittle, " You --, I'll take good
care that you don't give evidence, as I'll do for you."
The prisoners, in their defence, called a labourer named
William Murray, who swore that he and Hilliers were at
work for a builder named V. until half-past tire on the
day of the alleged assault, and subsequently went to the
Sun and sawyers, where they remained together until
half-past six.
Mr. Yanlley remanded Ford until Tuesday, and directed
Sergeant Rams to see Mr. Ward, and also to find out the
potman at the Sun and Sawyers, as the question in its pre-
sent shape resolved itself into we of time.
Before the closing of the court Millers was again placed
in the dock, when llama reported that he could nut see
Mr. Ward, but most of the parties to whom he had
spoken on the subject expressed it as their belief, but would
not be positive, that Milieu was at work for that gentleman
up to a quarter to six. The landlady at the Sun and Saw-
yers, who also was not positive in her statement, thought
Hillier' had been at her house about six o'clock. The gas-
fitter at the premises wnerc the prisoner bad been working
told him Millers had left at a few minutes past five. The
sergeant further ascertained that Murray, the witness who
gave evidence for the defence, had, before appearing in
court, been inquiring as to the time and place when and
where the assault had been committed.
The sergeant then produced a woman named Mary Ann
Walker, who swore she saw ll Oilers, or a person closely re-
sembling him, looking over the gate of the Harrow between
four arid five on Wednesday evening. Another man, in a
fustian jacket, n garb similar to that worn by Ford, was
with him on the occasion.
The case against Billiers was also remanded, and both
prisoners will be brought up again on Tuesday.

an quite eldest. lica only taken in retail. At thin dayht ma. bet,
then was • fair 'apply of Emil .ti Where, and the trade ruled dull,
with the in• a In favour of no fray,.: kit e e snake wt Rite: at lon in
' our gu onion, an It el ant al. li It Orr train... Barley ridlitir di LI er, I
Oats oraterly maintained *lira' tame. Er .11164% and Frio 01 liv.o. !
iheld 60 mon olvance . E.typii .it, La per qr. I .wt r. th, rm. the I
taro na* in favour of the ',ler.
Bum teroff, Oct. 23.—The donend for Wheat to day
we. trey shw, and bottle tali. c trd to mole v decline at .o. p r Iv.
fr e lain weet.'s tab. was milsadtted to. Choke sans •of smiting
porky •01l freely at previous pries,., bat all other an
more diffkutt to quit. Outs and Braes Wet some inquiry. without
sttersts.n In vain. The supply of Pelf to very small, which noses
b giti'ef LI i.bt.in a trifling auvrn, in price i tsee thin dry oe'uni,ght.
1 Wheat, old, white, hi. 100. to UV. SP.; re.l, hl. to W. IoM.; new,
while, Of. las. to lei. 3..; red, hi. 13n to lif. Barley, 275. to aon.
Oats, 17e. 'u 19.. MI. Beans, :Go. to roe. rem, 29n. to thin.
Best' rob, Oct. 23.—The supplies of English Wheat con-
• finite ostolervte, an', there being • fer1:011111(1111lift dentiowl value lira.
firm at the current tee of this 11, selonight. The same remark will
, apply to I reign, eopecially to the tier goatlike. Era F.oor there •as
a elute, kb nate, hot ',flees were not rotten affected. In malting Bar-
ley there wax a moderate busmen, doing, but winding parcel. were
Mt lin orleatde, and the quota' hon. are rather nun thine of hut week.
the market we. well supplied with Otis far which the late enema-
cies were about main wined. There was a de rand fff old Vern.. The
pekes were: Entire!. Wheat, Den. 14.. to Mis. per in.p. qr. ;
toreian, unite, new, 375. to 405. per 4311t5.; fureigs, red, fine
nilittra. 330. to 375.; ditto, fine nualitie., Ils. i 11. to 330.; do. or.
luny go ditler, 345. to ils.; h ad, 31s. to 33e. lour, Englinh, mi-
tten, Ifio. to 2.1.. per rock; Butted States, meet, 19. to 20e.
per barrel. Burley, Foetid', melting, 250. to 22., per imp..
1
i did goorter; Enelinh d lucent. prindieg. 19, td. to 2,t. Od.
per an
4.01bn. (late, Berea and %Irish feed, Ids. to 17.. per
ion. qr.. Irish, white, ies. to los. Od. oer 320 1b..; Irish black,
, 15.. Ott. 10 V.& pit r imp. gr. Beano. Englinh, 26. to rOn per Imp. qr.;
" (reign, tn. to :3.i. per ISO lb.. Tire *enrols durinit the work Mite
' bean:—Wheat, 1,200 gro.; 0.0.1,229 Wreck; lianey, 1,317 barrels,
341 gr.; Foote, 930 wk. In corn impector's overage, area
Wheat, 36e. Gd.; Ode, le. bil.; Barley, lbs. Id.; beans, 30s. hd,

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DErlrrit, Oct. 23.—We had a large 'apply of Wheat,
tallith roily supported WK week'. prieea, and a good clearance was
mole. Baxley was in abort eupply, and met a brisk SAC at rather
more m d.ey, sla. Inc qr. to.ing 'oven. In Oats, heans, and Pea• no
altelati,n in pace. Wheat, white, per qr., 12a.; best red, VA. to 405.;
middling, 31a. to 37.. ; intelior, 230. to 31,. Earley, 2.5.. to Si..
attn. Is*. to 24. Prato, 23.. to 37a. Pass, Silo. to 3.5 e. per qr.
Flour, fine. per Mask, IbP. to 31s. ; reernas, As. to 28.,

Fauxnate, Oct. 23.—The \\-heft trade was firm at last
ar,aek'a rate., and tt ed. trintal for fine eamplea Tu gnat. Fine mod -
tag Barley rralield good prtoya. %beat, al. ISa. to 111. per load.
Parley, Ira. to 301, per gr. 034, 17a. to 23a. Pea', Sir. to file.
Beano, 2.1 e. to file.

00D.1.1113.10, Oct. 22.—Tilt Wheat trade was quiet here
to-doi, Memo...wit and oupply bring alite ronlewh t drnitod. Pre-
rent prleep: %% brat, red, 31. to 39.; white, 37. to 313. ; line,
11.. to 41.. 211-. to 141-. Prm, 29. to 31s. Beans. 21.
to 370. OA. 166. to 296. per gr.

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MANNINOTIME, Oct. 23.—A few Kimplet of Wheat were
offering to tiny, but the trade *vs very dulL

NEWAILK, Oct. 22.—The ntmoßphere has changed since
our last. Condition of Wheat and Barley doterioratid ta a limited
extent. At this d-,y's market renily tine Wheat was in demand
(particularly old), and Arm; second qualities dull sale. line malting
Earley exceeded last was k'apri.a. Is. per qr. : in the absented R•rgign
grinding Riney, mood rens ft English vier° in demand. iu Oals,
Egan% and Tares, no movement worth nde.

NEWIleitY, Oct. 23.—The supply of Wheat continue.*
hoth pool in quantity awl quality, the ride proceeding slowly, at Is.
per qr. lIKIIOO, 'sewing the floret white. Bliley. of the first malt-
.nit guilty, in rnpro-t, and tills Is. dearer; other descriptions a
freer age. Oats, 13C3112., and Pea. continoe dull.

PLl'Mnrelt, Oct. 23.--Arrivalt of Wheat continue short,
and the supply 'rem farmers re sit rate; but a' this morning's market
the tea e nes dull at late mire., atd holders of old Wheat dud it dill!.
cult to sell. The westht ris ant an l dry.

ROVSTON, Oct. 21.—Corn trade steady; fine Barley
menu rutinr more money, awl the middling qualitien soil quite us
welt. Wheat, 2Us. to 204. per laud. Barley. 2te. to 32.. Cal. per qr.
Oats, IGe. to Ea.

Uxtuttoox, Oct. 23.—With a small supply of Wheat,
the trade ie heavy. unit lam week's prices are not suppurted. Maier
in demand, and oel'a freely ; roe malting and arindleit the Prins in
front 2 is. tolls. per qr. ado, 17s. to =:a. Ite.uis, ass. to 34a.

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Watzuvoren. Oct. 22.—Our deliveries of farmers' grain
since Saturday have been on a mmierate scale, and prices hare under..
gone rearcaly any charge from thequotaiions of Mot day. In for, ign
Wheat the tremsactious loose been tionited, ut ab out former rates.
Indian Corn bat m. t a fait 'ale, without alieration in ralue.
OLAsoovr, Oct. 22.—F100r from Canada and the United
State. of Amerieu iststionta to form our chief article of import, the
arrivals thence eating the past week having amounted to fully
14,0 i 0 barrels, vogether with about 2,000 qrs. Wheat; and 820 laths
Flour were received from France. About 41S qrs. Oats comprised the
suppler fro n Ireland. Via iranereonouth nothing ma, receive—l from
ab.oold, but volootwite, 2,049 qr.. Wheat, 2,116 qrs. Barley. sod 1,253
mkt Flour Inge reportol. the trade scarcely varied in any respect
during the week, ohe present ere :dire 41(1,1111141 running entelly
term g.sel fp/aline • of .%innTielln F,oste, in steady price, cau.ing only
a limited rent for Who-at. Preettate rater were aupporled for Oat.
and Harter. New S-ons met a roved sale at the decline quoted in our
but chaular. At this d..y's mar.et Were P. little pawing in Wheat,
mat de-eripiions being helot firmly at prcriout prink a. Flour Feld in
r. tail at Fite rat,. The short supylF k I Iri•h Oat, caused h., dery to
req-dre an advance of NI. to SI. 1-er boll, with which neeey buyers
hail to conopir. New Scotch malting Bailey, being also scarce,
reotheivi about lid. per bull over last quotations. New beano brought
former juicer in retail parcel,.

CATTLE, &e.—Ovriteox (ll.tste) Snrrp FAIR, Oct. 22
and l t.—ibis, next to weyhill, is, m•et Ih.• wort ex,enare veep Win
In linnish re,ar,.l.a. her, wf..es.wae abundantly outudint.an I attended
by moat of t►e indoential gnashes an•t dealers from distant counties;
and, not withatandins the mat numbers to et-Gentle wild at precious
faire, the flue weather wheel we have been (around with, and which
is rat e.senti.l to the growth of the 'dabble turnips, materially 'valetat
in kr riling up both prices not demand at thi. lair. By break of day
haiu• ea commenced with gr....1t animation, at the following prima:—
For the b rt down twee title. were maids elf, ct“l, at 275. to 33a.
etch ; mteond.rate quality, tin. to 2..5. Dorset ewe. to lamb early, ans.
to We.; I.rnimgri quality, 34n. to 35.. ; banding ewes it all kloda were
much remain one'', awl as the pikes immured, to that
by mtd.rtay very few ewoi n mainid utts4d. gob,rs of
geed age for turnip feettng also found buyers in rapid ettteeheleln. at
112 a. to *As. e.cb; heguetx. 26. to 25..; best weather Lambe, I so. to
23..; brat ewe Lamb., He. toil.. Inferior Lamb, male 1 rooorionste
mires, unit at the rice of the day only a few IMe of worn.uut draft
ewes and cull Lambs were left unsold.

SAtroula, Oct. 22.—We had an excellent chow of Bouts
t,N.,'.Y.,ont oft cell a average one. Al buys es were numerous,
all prime stork round really s.de :at Last week's rates, and nutbing but
inferior stock unszld.

DArktillt.—This annual market was held on Tuesday
at the west-ant of the to•n. The Mob eihibited, in point of num-
ber., woo onnAlerab:y ub ve an average, and wan composed of three-
yearmld (lallowitys and dirk. of tt e came deeeription of stock ; also
an intmenke uumber of lota of the sh•rt-horned breed. There were
also ■ I w lots of Went Ilighlsod and Angus Cattle on the ground.
The eteek was alnwed to be, upon the whole, In gnat coalition. The
berme were very numerm., and particiPar descriptions of dock ap-
p end to be anakialy looked after at an early hour in the moraine.
About I I net ck a good many role. were effected am ng•t all kinds,
judging from the number of drives Oat left the market at
that lame. The principal demand .ppeo•ed to be for goal two-
end P.reekkearailils f all kinds for wintering tondo. and ether
hind, of keep Mtn•r abundant. A lull nes uteervahle bet weer. II and
I o'clock, after which lour there queered to be some opirit thrown
into the minket, fer Immediately afterwards the lot, driven off wete
inintenne. nith the exception of a fe•w sales atter thin, any balmys
,Mete wan decidedly live per cent., and in some hut .MO4 ten per cent.,
below the trannaciiime of the foreinom. It won allowed that the
better kin.'s of kto-k brought WI vat ,he tame Klee, AP at recent mar.
keb ; but the inferior nee-riptide. of Al kin in were easier to bar. Al-
though several tots remained unnold eat the claw of the mink. t, it was
p nerally admittet to be a far lulling one. The Irish C Ate were
pretty numendie There appeared to be a demand for this kind of
stck, and the price, plena.' were about the same for all eg• n an
' they brought at Valklrk lot week. At the close, a new lota of the
Irish breed rem lined We underntaind, els% that the
Angie. let. remain.' C nntry Cowry.—The show of
this de...piton of stock was very limited. The higheet.
priced Cow, no far u r•uld hr :Incertainel, only fetched from
lid. Inn. to 111. 11-e peciktida y 1A.% from IL to 91. lee.; and
dowu to W. Tue demiintl did stet ,-la•ar great, (or at an early hour
in the afternoon a number were d n off unsold. norm market.—
' The• chow of all kind. of linen, it • :dhlit :inn. There repeated to be
*demand fur hunters, hut not hoe of a really g elan appeared on
the around. A here or two of thi. donntiotion wan dinpuked of rumen
where about 15/. ; and anything d•me um•'niest this clam, to any ee-
-1 tent, wan below the. above figure. The drenght borne, were a tole-
rable show, and, although no gnat denim t, averaged bout from 251.
to 351., and as much, In tome font over., a. above 40/. ; these latter
were coon:dere! the be,st edam heron. in the market. It ww, allowed,
te on an average, thet the price of homes would he from flee to to
per cent below recent market.. There were a few goad draught
caltr, but there appeared to be no deroarid for them. The back and
Unless bum. went so meted in quality that we could not take upon
ournelres to quote prices.

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BALLYNAHINCIL—The October fair took place on Thuta
day last. There was a marked ,mprom meat, indeed, not only in the
aumters attending it, bet in the arrangement of the different de-
Knott ns of stook. The Horse fair. widish le held in the eel Lieburn_
roach wan a1..0 numerously attended, but there were few good Ilunw
amongst the number. The Pig fair was target." supplied, and coirditer-
ablo briskness appeared here for middle and large-rued Pigs, wh.ch
mold at from 4°.. to 435. per cwt. We noticed forty-di cart, of young
Miss, wi ich sold at mices estring from tis. to les. each. In the Flax
mark, t, pricers ranged from .8. 6d. to Ss. per state ; there to excel-
lent acmroomdal ion roe storage attached to thus market. There were
some line samples bought that day, at Do. per stone, which grew
within a mile and-a-half of the town, thus rooting that good tan
can be grown in the neighbourhood of liallmatiinch as well an le
deeper sods. On n materate calculation, there oiu d not have been
leas than 10,000 persons present st the fair. Ballinabinch, from its
centre' Altus:too. an well an through the liberality of the lord of the
toil, D. a. Kerr, Fee., mu.t always hold a high place amour the
monthly hire in toter.—Dotrftperirk Rerordtr.

ROSCOMMON.—Two or three of the largest and most im-
porbint Dimes( this gnat gragng c'unty have been held within the
Lod few dais. Cot eplualt, t was in every way as remunerative. so
tar an prim*, for gond Cattle and Sheep, so Balllnarloe. Beef was
rather high. Br, Wing ewe. were in great demard, but wethere (ex-
cept fat) were little aught foe. Twayearadd heifer, did not fetch
anything like proportionate prices, and yearling calves, of ill inferior
quality, were • drug. Strokeritnam, held on Tuesday, was well at-
tended ; and the quality and iptantiry of attic exceeded last year. M
at east!eplunlet, ewes went off well—indeed, • shade higher, whilst
many farmeth were glad to get the prices they refused at Castle-
plunket for fat cows and heifer.. pigs were in demos.), owing
to the quantity of bad proatres digging out in every geld in this
c •unty. Ewe. purchased twit work at the fair of [Mawr,: fetched
filly 3s. 6d. each more at Strodthatown. Mitch Cow. and springers
went off at advanced prices. Knocecroghery, the last and greatest
o' any Sheep fair in this province, viii be held me Saturday next, the
25th oat. We are led to understand that very many eremites
breeders h ire over their stock f r this fair, particularly as it affords
truth a facility of tranrit to the English and Dublin market., as wen
a• to al: parts of Ireland, (nal its prorimitr to the Great Midland
Beltway at Aileen'. Monday nil be the back amid and horse fair.
tinnekertsrhery is within nine ogles of Athlone and four of acecons-
=ca.—Rosman:non Journal.

Ty AM Firtn.—T he second day of this great annual fair wee
well supplied. The corresponded: of the Preeinai says:—It wee
eseeidered by thew acquainted rub fairs io be the largest ever yet
held here; sod, our to Nailicusloe, the largest seen in Coseasidit
for !car, part. Pt .re Heifers of a fair site and quality were is eery
brisk demand. and fetched retattnerative prises. The demand for
stock of interior quail] use sleek eneogh. mut, epitome
who
aceor,lin, so ne sishe to these Mbo required to bey led Mow who
wanted to sell. The supply of Bullocks wee got large, mid, from what
I cou'd ham they wore Ira in good dam& Mr. Game, hes
bear Maynootb, bowiftt My-two Welk is, at priors rases, from
to 71. 15r. a head. W. Lee, from the some quarter, bought 40 wry
good Heifers, et prime meow [row to N. a etre: be bought
20 at W. 306,11 YAM** bought tip
• good many, at priess winging ham SI. no to W. Ple, cwt.
John Cheerers, Killyan, wild a let tor IL 17s. ; Francis Blake,
Crege Cord., at 61 re.; Mr. °rushy, emir Mayo. • let of 40, at
If. 15a.; Gouge, blsrdn, Carmelo" wooly Maya et 71. lee • J
Clarke, Mayo, St I Is. ; Edward Kelly. Antibialwag, IL; Domalelek
Lyme, Curates, 13e, al. chief buyers Min agilleed the
lesed graphic's a4CAV who are now all turned ont.graziera
litt Thema iturte. LE. OM 70 heifers at jeans ra gin
bona M Awn le. Daeralle, she, was imegit w-
arns et the day. Them vas ape*, good Redd est ionO. at prier fluvial wont IL lea up as htsh aa as rah Me Mehra
MM prices. A great OW reasird mela. he In owl goring thew
=LW three sr bur ram, hob la sal andlam oat llhol7 to he tearal Yee wise weer he ehlg amad. Oa tug hole.
i remeaseserei TY eat la mak which as-
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DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE.—There are several see-
lions in the Ncw Law of Evidence Act, which will come
into force in a few days, extending the admission of docu-
mentary evidence. Foreign and colonial acts, judgments,
&c. are by the act provable by certified copies without
proof of the seal or signature to the same, or of the judicial
character of the person siring the document. Apotheca-
ries certificates are admissible without proof of the seal.
AU documents admissible without proof of the seal or sig-
nature in England or Wales are to be equally admissible in
Ireland, and documents admissible in Ireland to be received
in evidence in England. Further the act declare' that
such documents are equally admissible in the colonies with-
out proof of the seal or signature. Registers of British
vessels and certificates of registry are to be admissible es
prima facie evidence of their contents without proof of the
signature. An examined or certified copy admissible in
evidence is to be received in evidence by all courts. Ac-
cording to the loth section, "If any officer authorised or
required by this act to furnish any certified copies or ex-
tracts shalt wilfully certify any document as being a true
copy or extract knowing that the same is not a true copy or
extract, as the case may be, he shall be guilty of a miade-
meaner, sad be liable upon conviction to imprisonment for
any tam not ezemiling eighteen months."