The Express.
London, England, 1848-09-13 00:00:00

CLERK ENWELL —lnsulators. —K. Mooed and D.
Don, well known thieves, were shamed with attempt-
ing to pick pockets. Sergeant hernia said that on
the previous evening be saw the prisoners in Upper-street,
Mitigate, following lain and atunupting to pick their
*nitrite. Witness watched them for some dietomss, and -
busy repeatedly pat his bead Into the picketed neutral yaw
ladies, bat did sot messed in *at/sodas anything. At last to dame...
he took from a lady's pocket a theld's rattle, .N 4edere!!•l4/pilei
when wits** pounced upon both prisoners end took Gs ~,y7,...Ar74,72,
them into custody. The primers, witness 'added, were * Bens. t Orlere Jn
well known charlatan, and it was that which Wooed him.
in the first instance, to watch their niancouvos. He took It Briot4""r64:. •
than to the statiesheuee —The prisoner", who made the 14, ty..,44.0,...46:4
most horrible faces, and pretended to cry, bat could not by
any possibility squeeze out a tear, denied the charge against 261 m.•• ••
them, saying that they accidentally pushed against the sy m.o. a
ladies, and they wets AS is anent "as babies wot eras never 14 Os. Prileseme.
borer."—They Weis committed to the House o' Correction,
with hard laboar, for two months. On leairier the hat r M.
they soddenly got rid of all their grief, commeneed laughieg, 0L41120,461)CPri
end said they &diet ease for a dragger (three months), let 16 5nr..;,,,
alone two, which they ,mild easily perAwm on their hoofs. r,:.',111.1,,i7.1,4":1
NIARYLSBONB. Rosanne or tiaras. lowest 64 , . .
sou charged with having been concerned in a ealinß Imo-
pert, to a considerable amount, belonging to Miss Norcenf , L 4
raiding in York- street, ll.rylehone. On the 17th ult. pro- De. Ilea
Nostril missed from en upper apartment in hew house a desk, D &Wm* &WO Gat
containing, amcmptother valuable poipert., several 61. ba..k ....
notes and two silver watches, BA3a after the di-covey of her to na44,414,,,.
lose, a young woman, namedßailey, one of her lodgers, wee lt? r
charger' on suspicion of being the guilty party, when, after • I 4"
lengthened inquiry, she was liberated —Urge Pearce now
seated, that in coasereses of information which be bad re- a.
unto received relative to Homey, be succeeded in apple- .6.,
beading him that morning in the Haekney•road. „
—Me. Lowe, a tailor, in Barbican, said that shout it
three weeks ago the prisoner purchase of him a pair of
Math sloth trowsers, alleging that he was acing to a funeral. ,1
Ns pal Me them with a 61. note, and received lose sovereigns
and elms silver in change. The name aid adders given
by Nat was " Mr. Smith, Bodford.row, Cambridge." Wit. ij
sass pfd the said note away to a Mr. Courtney, in Hounds- A
die*, and it had sines been stopped oa presentation at the II
Beek. It wee alleged to be nee of 'hoot of which premeu- ;
trim bad been phuseWed.—Wm. Leach, in the service of Me. I
Leah Chap& street, Tottealiamoonn-road, at whose haws t
the Omer bad lodged, deposed that be (prisoner) quitted 1.,'
hie aparteaset est the 17th ult. ( the day the robbery was die-
itevertd), and that just before ae went away whams got
Mugs for him fur a M. note at Mr. Dobree'e, a pswabeeher,
ewer of Cbarlottiastrest.-Bergt. Pearce remarked tha the
nolo abided to by the last wherein had not been loud of slue,
end it was 'tureen, as pot Impemible to tell whether it t
Ansa a portion of Mime NererelVe property et aist. He
(Peens) added that the Omer had,apes one iesseeirse,
less tried and murices* en • dirge ot having robbed a
an
in whose servise be wan liviNg.—Tae prisoner, 4
lea
be was deffeews of saying anything in the I
Cir Mar et the pressediegkedmitted having sea the
melleoridelt was en. of his own, sad
imolai all knowledge et hawing bed say dealing whatever
with Mr. Lowe.— gamer was remanded.
THAMBB.—Aesesotte AtiSatiLt.-13. Nicholls, alias 1
T. helhalthr, steward if the ship Patriarch, was charged
with sneak—A. SMetfe ame et the seamen belonging to the
vessel, stated Use ea lest some men wore larking j
en the deck es 4 uusiheadieg that it would end in a
quarrel, be istureered to pv them. The defendant
told umpleinant be bid to do with the affair, and
dm auk Cemphdnant returned the blow, an they
swilbel together for some time, when the defendant, finding
be bad the worst of it, ran to the galley, and deliberately I
taking off the cover of the boiler, filled a large regal with
Wilts* water tutu poured it over his neck. (Here the pro.
mentor exhibited his neck, which appeared as if it had bean ,
just flayed, and at the same time stated that his hut and '
shoulders were is a still wens condition). Oa sustaining the
injury he jumped about like one mad. Complainant, who
stated that he was a married num. and bed a wits and fa.
luny at Bt. John's, whither he had articled to return, stated
his sass to the captain, who was away from the yeast
at the time ; but the captain's reply was, "1 obseld
be happy if he served you ten times worse." Dire the da
(cadent threw the water ea him, the cook, who Is Niebeiht
brother-in-law, struck him (complainant) on the beck with a
bucket. The complainant went on to state that thee& '
several persoro on board witnessed the transaction, he was
unable to produce them, as the captain would not allow them
to come unless they were summoned.—Mr. Yardley I shall
visit this atrocious crime with the highest penalty it is in my
power to inflict; and I must at the same time observe that
the captain, in sot allowing witnesses to ems up for this
prasecutioe morally participated in the cowardly and un-
manly outrage.—The prisoner was than fined 61., which was
instantly_ paid.
lIAMMERSMITH.—CnaIha OF nOBJ3II.IIIIIALIIIO.
Eelnersed Bonne* was chanted with having stolen Ctrs*
' bon% value 7001., the property of Edward B. Delefteld,
in, of Willow-beak, Fulham.—Mr. Delatield deposed that
thepriener had been in his employ as head coachman for
die lest three years and a half. On Friday lest be seat the
=trilttth three horses and a note to Mr. Anderson, of
. Grosvenor-square, telling him to leave them.
The three horses were named " Madame Yestris," " Caarlie
DIAWINI," and " Pauline." Os 8 iturday morale(' on going
late the stable he found the horse " Pauline," which the
luironer should have taken, still in the stable, and that he
bad taken another horse named " Mrs. Keeley " instead.
Upon that he seat a groom with a note to Mr. Anderson re-
guesting him to send back the horse " Mrs. Keeley," which
he had got is mimosas for "Pauline," which he sent him.
'Whales afterwards saw Mr. Anderson himself in the after
I sees, The told him that the prisoner had brought
ea Wean to him at all. Whams eubaequestly found that
the priseawr bad gone away with his wife and heady, and he
also shoed' grey hone named "Bell," which the prisoner had
taken with him, and a deg-cart. He gave information of the
robbery. Oa Sunday afternoon be went to Bradford's livery
stables, Wilton-mews, Pimlico, *ham he found the three
miming horses and took them away. The prisoner was taken
into custody that sass morning. Complainant in
ertewexamination admitted underteking to see that
the coraxluisrUer's bill was paid every six months.
Recently, in consequence of something which he
(Mr. Delidleld) had discovered in the prisoner's
conduct, be had given him notice to leave, and then the prii
ironer applied to him to pay up his book, and told hies be
owed Mr. Johnson, the conochandler, 1601. odd. He hod
since received a oote from Moore Johnson, *quilting pay-
ment of the money for the cona—For the deduce it was
suhmitteu that the peisoner bad a lien on the pruperty.—Mr.
Delaiield wee salted if he bad not received a letter room
Moors. Bicknell en Sunday morning, informing him where
the buses were defosited, end stating that they were Ce-
tained as a lien for the payment of the corn bill 2—Mr. De-
'afield admitted this.—Mr. Beadon said the prisoner could
no: have a lien on the property, it being an established role
that the riaseasion of the servant was the possession of the
muter. He thought, however, that the prisoner in detain-
ing the hones had nu intention of committing a felony, al-
though tie may have committed a tnsease, fur which Mr.
Delafleld must sect his remedy in another court. He should,
therefore, discharge the prisoner.

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MONEY MARKET.

TU MOLT EVINIII G.
The public securities were slightly depressed. The
shutting of the books of some descriptions of stock,
for the half-yearly dividend., was one of the causes
assigned for the reaction which occurred—namely, of
1 per cent. on the highest quotation of the day, and
on the final value of yesterday. It is to be borne in
mind, however, that the uncertain measures medi-
tated by the Chancellor of the Exchequer for raising
his loan of two millions sterling still hang over the
markets, so as to render the Jobbers and the public
circumspect in their proceeding.. Money was, in
some branches of business, less facile, though, on the
whole, there was, in this respect, no essential dif-
ference. Back Stock left off 195 to 7. Three per
Cent Reduced, iiB 't 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter
Per Cents., 87 to 4. India Stock, 2381. India
Bond., 245. premium. Consols, 86 to for money,
and 861 to 4 for account. Exchequer Bills, 294.
to 325. premium.
The foreign funds were subject to no general varia-
tion. The Portuguese Bonds were those chiefly
affected, the government of the Neoessidades having,
as hsa been before intimated, some fresh scheme in
embryo for the lightening of the charge in this branch
of the public service. Comp, omise after compromise
is proposed, the effect of which is to pare down on
each occasion the claims of the holders to a gradually
deereasing limit. They are consequently becoming
naturally alarmed for the entire of their investments
in this particular stock, since, after the repeated
assaults already made upon it, there would appear to
be no security for the miserable remnant held by them
from one half-year to another. Brazilian Bonds, 75.
Chdian, 87. Mexican, 16f. Portuguese, 21 to 2.
Spanish Three per Cents., 23. Dutch Two.and-a-
Half per Cents., 44 1 ; the Four per Cent. Certifi-
cates, 701. -
The foreign exchanges were the same as on lest
port day. The
.paper passed was not extensive, nor
did the negotiations of the day present any feature of
novelty. Amsterdam,l2.l4 to 2 ; ditto, short, 11.181
to 191; Rotterdam,l2.2; Antwerp,2s.7o to 76; Ham-
burg, 13.104 to 11; Frankfort, 121; Paris, 25.65 to
70 ; ditto, short, 25.30 to 35 ; Genoa, 26.85 to 95;
Vienna, 10.65 to 11; Trieste, 11.5; Leghorn, 31.43
to 50 ; Naples, 38 to 1 ; Madrid, 461 to 4 ; Cadiz, 481
to 9; Lisbon, metalliques, 511; Oporz, 611.