The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-26 00:00:00

POLICE.-YESTERDAY.

M ANSION•HOUSE THIEVES IN A HOGSHEAD.—
Iferislve Glenroy and Malcolm Grams, the latter of whom
was tried a short time ago in the earns of Jemmy Kemp for
a burglary, were charged with having broken into the house
of Mr. Taylor, in Bishoppgate-without, and stolen a quantity
of plate.—Mary Cullen, housemaid, said when she went t
bed on Saturday night all the doors and shutters were fast-
ened, except the back-parlour window, over which there was
a skylight, which was closed but not fastened. The back-
parlour was on a level with the drawing•room on the first
floor. Pittner, heard no noise in the night, but on
rising on Sunday morning, found the plate, which
was all safe in tke plate-basket in the parlour cup-
I board when she went to bed, lying in a heap on
the ground, and separated from articles of baser sets',
which were put aside as unworthy of notice by the
thieves. In the warehouse there was one of the plated arti-
cles near a hogshead, in which the prisoners were subse-
quently found by the police who were celled into the house
by Mr. Tayler.—The prisoners were committed for trial at
the Central Criminal Court.
GUILDHALL.—ROBBERY.— George Williams, George
Standish, and JoAn Wilson, were charged with comm4Eng
the following robbery : Mr. H. Peeving, watchmaker,
stated that about a quarter to I I o'clock on Saturday sight
he was removir g the watches, according to custom, from
the window, his son taking them from him and putting
them in cases. While an engaged he felt a forcing in of
the frame-work, as if some one was pushing against it, and
then a second and third, when a smash followed, and an
immense square of plate-glass fell in pierce, at the same time
a number of watch.•es, its., fell outside on the pavement.
Witness ran to the door and observed Wilson and Williams
ruaninz away, and suspeeLieg the formcrh.al some of the

property, he pursued him, followed by Williams, who several
Woes ran across him, evidently for the purpose of tripping
him up and thus allowing his accomplice to effect his
escape. Wilson MA among the cabs, and made his way
towards Fleet-lane, but within a
.few yards of that place he
wits taken into custody by the policeman, who saw him just
before ding a geld watch into the rued. He (Mr. Pemng)
then collared Williams, and they were conveyed to the
station-house. The glass that was broken was valued at
61. Alderman Johnson committed them roi trial.
CLERKENWELL—ESTPAORDINAIIY PROCIIiDINO.
Edward O'Connor wascharged by Mrs. Helen Blundell with
the following extraordinary outrage. Mrs. Blundell deposed
that on Sender morning at 3 o'clock, the quiet other house was
disturbed by the violent bursting in of the street-doer, and the
horrid swearing of the prisoner, who went into her front par-
lour, of which he took possession. She got out of tied, and
ordered him away. He refused to leave, saying she was
bis wife. Mss Catherine Brows, an elderly lady, a lodger,
got up and remonstrated with him., when he claim
also also r his wife, and on threatening to send for the
police, be swore he would murder thins, or any policeman
who might dare to interfere with trim.. A policeman was
procured, and the prisoner was taken to the station-hoose.—
Mr. Greenwood fined the primmer 2a. et , the estimated
damage he had done to the dear, Thigh he paid. He was
Iwo ordered to find bail to keep the posse towards all her
Majesty's subjects.
WORSHIP-STREET. --A Arrow= Coxvicr.
Austin Mantra*, a returned trumpet, was finally exam-
ined, charged with having been consoesed with others in
burglariously entering the premises af Meier Hanka and
Co., tailors, ssistasling tin refire sloth, velvet, and other
articles of dr ompessis nine of between 4001. and 6001.
The cimunitences mouteeted with the above robbery have
already been detailed, and the ahead was now charged
with having committed another slobbery at the house of Mr.
J.aeheees, biter, in Itartholesmeniess, and stolen 21 yards
of bend els* ea the 23rd of Jam lot.-.the prisoner who
boailood coming say deka", was committed for trial.
THANZEL—AssAvir.— Mims Teas was
with the followiag amens as an aid man, name=
Magee.—The senalsamt stead that he is a brash-
asher, used Ms been in the habit of taking hie
bruise be ale ts a pshliabwere in (Bidwell. The primer
also had latterly on many ressiona been in the room, and
lost no opportunity of insulting and abusing the complainant.
On Saturday evening Morgan went to this publio-house. The
prisoner, who was present, commenced his abuse. Morgan
remonstrated with him but he told complainant to be off,
saying that if he did not, he would 'job his eye out for
him," and without further notice struck him several severe
blows.—Mr. Yardley passed the severest sentence that he
was empowered to do, namely, a fine of 61., or two months'
imprisonment with bard labour.—The prisoner was locked
up in default.

MONEY MARKET.

MONDAY M VRN MO.

A remarkable and a satisfactory change came over
the stuck market to-day. Various arrivals from distant
parts, with intelligence of a satisfactory quality on the
whole, sad the advice, from Paris of a material improvement
in the prime of securities, and in the state of the money
market, produced an immediately corresponding elect on
the funds. Consols advanced with the opening at 901 to I for
money, and 901 to i for account. The activity of the transac-
tions carried them gradually to 911 to d for time, and 911 to 1
for money. The rue was accelerated by the anxiety of the
speculators for the tall to buy in their bear accounts. The
market finally closed with a slight re-action upon the ad-
vance previously realised upon the prices of Saturday, which
was equal ou the whole to about 11 per cent., at 91 to 1 for
money, and 911 to 1 for time. Exchequer Bills were 3• to
7s. premium. Reduced Threes, 911 to 4. Three-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 93 to 1. Long Annuities, 9 9-16 to
11-16. Bank Stock, 2031 to 44. India Stock, 219 to 251.
Fcreign securities experienced the effects of the better
position of the home market, in the greater confidence and
multiplicity of dealings and partial reaction of prices. The
higher advance in the quotations was not, however, alto-
gether maintained to the close of the market; but prices
still left off better than on Saturday, with a firmer appear-
anon Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. were 67 to 4 ; the
Fon:s, 911 to 1. Spanish Fives 234 to ; the Threes, 34
to 4. Portuguese, 33 to 5. Mexican, 22 to 1. Brazilian,
84 to 6. Buenos Ayres, 40 to 2. New Grenada, 181 to 191.
Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 93 to 5.
A report is current in moneyed circles that the ministerial
proposition for raising money will be by the issue of treasury
warrants for such amounts as will be wanted, at a fixed
date from the time when each aeries shall be paid out, say
nine or ten montia„ having interest at a given rate, and re-
ceivable for Customa or other dues, after running a specified
period. it is believed that a credit of not more than five
millions will be asked fur or wanted, for a certain time to
come, at least.
The following brief review, prepared and condensed from
multiplied official returns, will present, it is believed, a more
simplified and intelligible view of the note circulation of the
United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the
banks indicated, both positisely at the date of the last
accounts, and comparatively with returns fur anterior eor
responding periods, than it the statement were overlaid with
a redundancy of figures, and repetition of details, unin-
teresting to the general, and unimportant to the special and
more inquiring reader.
The aggregate average circulation of the United Kingdom,
according to the rebus, bet collectively compkt, d for all the
banks of issue, stood, fer the tow weeks ending on the 2nd
inst., as follows:
Bank of Reieleni
Private Nasio. lie. 4,5006
Mee Mask eh 3,163,414
Beals samba
Halm of Spend 3,767,151

drealation 118,740,815
The velem ter the four weeks ending
Deeesaber 6, gave an aggregate elem
eulation of

Deemer, Jen. 7 11,000,437
The decrease was thus composed : For England, 466,6151.,
of which the Bank of England, for 369,3861. ; the private
banks, for 72,3031.; the joint stock, for 24,9261.; for Ire-
land, 324,1161. ; for Scotland, 209,7061.
The average of coin and bullion, held by the Bank of
England, for the Rua weeks ending with January 2, was
15,003.6001. ; increase over the previous four week's return
of 131,7181.
The average specie held by the banks of Ireland on'the
January return was 2,608,0121 ; by the banks of Scotland,
1,384,3871.; increase over the December return in the former
38,4271. ; in the latter of 19,7541.
The comparison of the aggregate note circulation be-
tween January, 1847 and 1846, at similar dates, will stand
thus
1847.—Bank of Ftand decrease
Private bank,, id increase ......... 144,760
Joint-Moak, id id
itisli banks, id
Scotch banks, id

Aggregate inereemen beleasa, 1647 Ve3,137
The same yeasty compasiaon for coin and bullion will
stand thus
1841.—Dent of England, increase
Irish beaks ld 118,726
Bo3tch beaks id 203,961
=GUSH TUNDS.
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lax Aar.. exp. ath Jan.,
n-s r.li
irm.,1.14...1.:0ztre1..,. al
11.74.W77 4 7
DIN MEWL
PONDS.
72. pi Bonds D. from
Aett,Jea. XS, 134 I
Do. Deferred, Hi
Cl.pe Dmin A«'., Tu.
4 Dtitt = g v 3. .Ira .0.1 '1!
I 33 II
De. Ave.., lasi PI, IS
4 per Ct. 40. OertUkeelet DI I
AND STOCKS ABROAD.

Bent Steel,
per Cl. Yee. Alms.. II 901 it
3 per (.1. Camel.. Ass., 903 It 1
Nes, 31 per Ct. Lees. 91191
1.41.14erk, WS 00 1
Cough fee *sec, 94 sof Iy i
10116101
per Cl. lessailesi Bowls. 04 t 4.4.,
I per Celle. Sem* Ayres
42 le It
ft per Ca. Squalor Deeds. se
1 pee Cl. Cresols Boads. 19 let If
M. Deter•94.N
3 per Cl. bleelere. 1944, 111 14
M. Ara., Ix. 11. 3194 2
s Pe, CI. Pon•giame 11.6.10
M Small. 37
4 pee Ct. Peel span Dab* 141 4

per hatow.

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VAN* ". IL • Ibiary. I Opeelinp. r Rama Lewes. MOW
S pre OM.. 71 SO :7 13 71 OS 77 6$ TO SO
4 De. . on a ; 117 eil ID ao
11 De. . . . . .
4 De. an . .
114141n0 11111111 I Nl4 • : . . .
111.11.1142. 101
Do. *
Naples Deem 11010 . . . .
Dora Gera 100 . .
Mak Seers 442 fa/ na 0150 21:0
Zselienle on Lea/e• fab 40711. 11 D.
De. De. (II dap). 11.
Kamm J.. 111.—Three per Cents.. 111. Five pee COM.. 204. Pa-
-4v04.51 Cetipees. 1111.—Warha11v en Lalole.llll.
1i111..,•P.11..-Aastrtll reeds. Five per OP•tt., litt.U.. 104 . 70•7
*redo. If . Flint per Ones.. 724: 21.011. DM. Nora Yell, 1741. Mem
ens Ea, 1421; 1111.,1„,111; lasisrieu d0..110. Muth.. 4,414.