The Express.
London, England, 1854-01-12 00:00:00

I Wittiest—Never, but I have often seen you in that pre-
dimmest.
here ac
cued med his wife of ioadelity, but she
avow her Innocence of the charge. and Hyatt stated that
be had non nothkg improper in her behaviour while in
his house.
Mr. Jones, a susses, who was sent for to attend Mrs.
Willis I. the night, liseeribeel the wound in her
it throat as a
very dampness one bake ekes to the artery. If it had
bees a little deeper mum hews heft tad.
Mr. Taylor, the houseaffisepson of Bing' College Hos-
pital, darned to having Weeded the Oman while in the
hospitd. He had several skin wounds in the throat,
inflicted by a reser apparently, but nem of them of a dan-
gerous character.
The prisoner said he should reserve his defeats for the
trial. Is the meantime, having bed nothing better than
dos-water for eleven days, he kidered the permission of
the magistrate to have a glees of beer. He felt he should
die of exhaustion if it was withheld (rem his any longer.
Mr. Henry said the medical MS hid MO doubt wisely
directed that he should be kept without hem, and the order
west be adhered to.
The primmer was then committed for trial.
Mr. Eall hes received the seemed half of a SOL note from
Kiss Warrell for the poor.box.
• mea who gave the name of George Brown, and a false
eddrese, was charged with stealing a silver.mousted Ger-
ms& late, the property of Mr. Garrett, 64, King-street,
Wedmsaer.
The plaecator's housekeeper, Mrs. Davis, heard the
sundilsg of one of the panes of glass In the shop window,
and on ramming into the street she sew the prisoner and
another maa going off in opposite direction's. She followed
the prisoner to the Abbey, collared him, and dragged him
beck to the shop, although he resisted in a violent manner.
Ties other man who had the Sate contrived to effect bis
escape. Other flutes bad been removed from their place in
the window, but it is presumed that the speedy arrival of
Mn. Davis compelled the thieves to make off without the
namiader of their booty.
Mr. Henry reman.ied the case for a week.

COTTON.—LivekrooL, JAW. 11. The market eon-
teems to present a healthy and firm aspect, closing with
steadiness at priors fully equal to the cumeney of last week.
The Wee have amounted to 7,000 bales—iacluding 4,600
Americans, 600 Penmen end blarenhams, 61d. o 8 ;a 80
Bahia, 61d. to 614.; 1,000 Egyptians, 814. to 10d.; nd
1,000 Burst, 21d. to 41d. per lb. The imports have
amounted to 46,000 bales.

CORN.—Boeyou, Jaw. 11.—We had a rather better sup-
ply of wheat showing to-day, the farmers askiag at the
beginning of the market 4s. higher than last Wednesday ;
the trade, however, closed somewhat dull, at 24. advance ;
red, 84s. to 87s. ; white, 90s.
Doimid, Jaw. 10.—There was but a moderate supply of
barley and oats, and a very poor one of wheat at market
to-day. Wheat must be noted Is. to Is. 6d., and oats and
barley 6d. per brl. dearer than on Friday. Indian corn is
held for a considerable advance, as are all descriptions of
foreign wheat. White wheat, 43e. to 46e. 6d. red ditto,
40s. to 44%. ; barley, grinding. 17s. 64. to 20.. 6d.; ditto
malting, 21s. to 23..; oats, 13s. 6d. to 175.; rapeseed,
275. 6d. to 29.. 6d.; oatmeal, 16s. to 18s. ; bakers' dour,
245. to 7.84. ; Indian corn, per 480161., 48e. to 634.

CATTLE.—RoxroaD, Jas. 11.—Wa had bat a small
quantity of stock at oar market today. Beef and veal
rather dearer ; no alteration in other things. Beef, 3e. 6d.
to 4s. 10d. Mutton, 4s. to sa. Veal, 41. to 6e. Pork,
36. 10d. to 4e. 10c1.
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COALS.—LONDON, JAN. 11.—Ships at market, 14;
sold, 13.—Hastion's Hartley, 31s. 6d. ; Tanfield blow, 30s. ;
Wylans, 30s. ; Walls End Wharneliffe, 38s. ; Walls End
Whitnell, 385.; Walls End Hough Hall, 384. ; Walls Bud
South Hartlepool, 38s. ; °lrmo Can Garnett Stens, 38a.;
Morgan's Stone, 385.; Perkins's Anthracite Steam, 38s. ;
Watney'a Anthracite. 38s.