The Express.
London, England, 1851-01-06 00:00:00

the family scattered, owing to these eireamstanees. She now re-
mained unable to leave ter bed, and it was the opinion of her
medical attendant that all chances of recovery were hopeless.
Under these circumstances her son, at her request, now
attended before the mag.strate to solicit the discharge of the
scouted. . . . . .

.....
Mr. Burrell said that defendant ought to be punished for
his negligence.
Mr. Young obierved that he had been punished in one
respect. Meson. Elliott had discharged him from their
service, and he had since that time been out of employment,
with a large family to maintain. Under any circumstances,
Mrs. Yuucg could not attend, and he tilled, as it wu her
earnest wish to forgive him, sod withdraw this charge, as
magistrate would consent.
Mr. Burrell acquiesced, ►nd the defendant was dis-
charged, expressing his thanks to the unfortunate lady for
her kindliest. _ _ .

BZNEVOLINCI.-101. has been reeri•ed from the Mercers'
Compsey, sad half a 111. note from 8.A." (the remaking
half so be teems/dee), for the poor box.
LANBETIi.

CATCH/ AT LAST.—iwel;(7ltiTled mid: plausible fellow,
who gave the ii.ms of William Aim, wtio has carried ou
a most sucoms'cl ays:ise of shad. r by engaging apartments
and getuns change for counte• frit sovereigns when paying
small sums for depc,sits, vr,s again plaeed at the baroi hen
Air. Remolds, tram the Mint-office, prayed for a further
remactl, saying he had no dcubt that, in addition to the
several ca.,. already esublished, other and more Strilolll
charges wculd be istabliihed on a future day.
The prisoner was amorilinsly rernanthd.
THAMES.
_ _

BEXZVOLINCE.—Mr. logie;Winnounced the receipt of
201 from the GI Actual:Li Company, 101. from the Mercer.'
Company, and the ball of a .31. axe from "A. Z.," for the
poor. boa.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LITIRPOOL, Jar. 4.—The Wee of cotton to
day are estimated at 4,000 bales, and *mist of about 3,000
Americus, 350 Egyptian at 81d. to 10d., and 20 Sea ',lands
at 15d. to lid. Import since bureday, 10,000. The market
cloud tamely and steadily. Compared with Friday's rates,
!vices of all kinds were much the tame ; the supply of new
Bowed and Mobile at 71d. to Bd. is increasing fast ; it is all
bright, short and yr:.or 10 nape, but than. This sort was a
point cheaper to-day, but not ao selid iota, which are very
BeZIOP.

hisiscransvert, JAN. 4.—Then wee not a large attendance
of either n.anutacturers or buyers of yarn and cloth this
morning, bat a very cheerful feeling appeared to pervade the
market, and sellen maintained an attitude of firmness in 01
di seriptions of goods. There was a moderate amount of
businee done, both for home c manurption and for export,
and criers look forward to a still more animated demand on
TuLeilay, Trier buyers include representatives or most of the
foreign markets—lndia and China, Canada and the Vernier,
the Levant and Meditcrrant an, For Lim home trade, bonus
in the fancy trade are making considerable prt parstions for
the spring.

WOOLLEN.—Liana, JAN. 4.—The market wee Tay
brisk and animated to-day, and a good busiatu Ono,.

LlNEN.—BstrArr, Luc. deeided imp•ovement
has taken place in the demat.d for light export cloth, and
the advance of folly ie. pe► yard was obtained in Ballymena
cn Siturday. The exports of last we'lt were as follows:
Linen, 819 boxer, 13S packages; yarn, 13 rleps, 23 baler,
43 bons.