The Express.
London, England, 1856-06-25 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STREET.

Ellis Berg, a German Jew, nrping ;WCuebier as a clothier, in
the New.road, 84. Goorge'utia-the-Eas, ms charged with having
feloniously resolved 360 yards of stolen veins, of the value of 001.,
the prowl, M Mr. Hobert Mar hall, a silk manufacturer, is Uinta'.
square.
!Sr.'s's,* inn., who appeared for the defense, submitted that no
evidence of a guilty knowledge had brew established against lhs pot.
goner: hut . .

Mr: Li/y.6mM considered that the cam was $0 replete with surpi.
don, that he should order the primmer to be remanded for • meek
but hi bad robjection to accept bill, torrvall in 20“„ and two
sondes la $Ol es* fur hie future appeenurce.

LAMBETH.
Henry Odom. a carpenter, of No. 32, Commereisl.reed, Lambeth,
and George Medea, heilor, of 9, Little Charlcs-place' Lowe/namr/1.
were charged with conspiring together to defrandOeorge Hook of
431. by mesas of a forged policy of inauranee.
It appeared that in May the prisoner Ntedm, Introduced to prose-
cutor the other prisoner, wbo mid that kin name was Mason. and
that he was Um landlord 01 tin blue Anchor beenshop, East India-
road. Poplar. At that time the prow:tutor bad about 1401., which wee
left to him by a relatien and Osborn, alias Mason, when Introduced
said he required the loan of Gol. for • month, but he Mould be able to I
do with 451, and for that he would pay the sum of 51. After some
negotiation, the 431. was advanced by the prurecutor, sad Osborne
deposited with Ma am a temerity for Its payment In • month what
hs described so a policy of insurance on be life for 1 01., and
also a Dote et head, payable at one month for 501. Eime
the glee the aimpleiees of the lender teem, wowed from 40d119
W birthed. Its Wooer Iledue &ming moth better and taking
mush mos possum Ass anal, and he, in comequenci, esmied the
poWyaf Isomer to the 'See at which It purported to be leased,
and thee., Y lit intrtlisoden, bend that it wee a forgery. The dis-
h. mit bows to Ids Imodlord Medea and on the sight of the
ble hem la Ida bedroom was forced open and the policy
of ionotesth Note OMNI for 501., and IL 5s- in cash, were stolen
thgeidnim. Msinn Mid all knowledge of the robbery as well as
the hestowsr eels mow, and dung►h the ba was doe on, the 7th
laisalidi, no popusat was mad, 7M persecutor, therdore, put the
itedgfee title Ms Yob Otto pollee. Serjeaat &maim apprehended
the i=era, whe tamed see le be well sequaint.d. and Osiers,
elmlnlet el lain lodised of the Blue Anchor beer-bases
Psolisostrood Is to sugloysd se a wanner at charge builder's
tie Limbs&
. _ . .

At the ainliensheene Me Wesson &Med ►nowledge of each other,
but a witness mimed Irelemitt sal hop kiwis them both well ; that
he had amid memos from one to the ; that he saw them
together at nubile-houses; and that just about the time the money
was lent, he sew Osborn so into the house of Mrdus 16 ith a carpet-bag
to hie head, and emekleg a cigar. Osborn, notehlutanding, domed
beteg the perms who had borrowed the money, or knowing anything
of the transaction.

firs Primates wore remanded.
THANES.

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Yeeterdniaßoaep KUM°.- aged 211. James Preemie, 20, Joseph
Want* James Brought.., 24, Robert Hallman, 24, and DeniJs
Have', might., were brought before Mr. Belle, chested,
tmdw the OM Geo. IV., esp. 34, that they, icing artificer., to wit
sail having entered into the eervice of Meows. 0. V.
Tatter, and Bergey, shipbuilder., did, on the 23rd day of Jaw
011serhilly shunt themselves from the service of the firm.
lir. Olyd, barrister, instructed by the firm of Deehirough,
Teammani Destrovagh, conducted the prosecution; Mr. Pelham
and Hi. Quire Soutar, both of Athour.equate, Stepney, solicitors,
"ClLfor the prisoner..
% which originated out of the late strike of the wrikmen la
thei employ of Mews. Young and Barney, excited great interest.
Themes was not taken until 4 t'eloek in the afternoon, after the dis-
poml of thecae' basin.., and on the prisoner. better placed in front
of the titbit Ities mart was iminedtately filled with ehipwrigbte. The
particulars of the 'trite have already appeared. They relate to
an alteratlsm In the hoots f labosr, inteoaured by ?dew.. Young.
An attempt which proved ineffeeMal, was made to leave the climate
to an arligisase. Attar theme had ban goes Wee Mamma lees*
Mr. Preto Tames tech ea object a that the dellmedeeli bed sever
aimed teem the melee et Young. Geo, art Yaps. sod NW so•
be fwd kr gasitilas theetaeltee from a anise whisk they had
mere winged. Re teed the claw eln the act of parliament In
VeYY view.
el
rdian hiprd an the same skim

11 WWI ISM if zb-.-•;ort•—• alate were demfined Mmes. Young,
▪ soil lava& weld proceed against the defendants= the written
glen attodiag withers ware produced.
Mr. bided ado weuM ho ear mei ',station of kitting, no ap-
dam% owl on • Maire • t wire he was about to say. There was no
red*, to min had enured ere the service. de wished he scold
have settled the unhappy disputes coining meted of giving the ship.
weights on strike a temporary suorma. Ile deeply regretted
the defendants had dothted the contracts they bad en-
tered into. It was not lair and honourable for metres
to notate matron, entered into with workmen, or for
workmen to violate contracts entered into wto modem. Ile
must repeat that re was retry there wee a temporary stoner, and
elided that the disputewith kern. Young and their workmen had
not been settled by arbitration. The interests of masters and work-
man were inseparable, and three who told the working claws the
contrary. and endeavoured to set the working names in hostile array
11.1,14, their employes, were their limiest enemiee. lie bored soon
to bur of an amaranth arrangement be teem Messrs. Teem non, and
dagnay, and their shipwright. on drake. The defendants were en-
titled to the baud; of the legal objet -.ion taken, and they must be
discherged.
Mr. Charles Young hoped the defendants' thole on board ship in
Limehoner-deek would be even up.
Mr. Oilard—lteerrs. Turing and On. are In the hands of counsel,
who will advise them !bat to do.
. . . _ .

Mr. 0. P. Teams —O6, glee then ap at I will take no ad-
vantage of working Rea.
The immense crowd tan retinal.

ACCIDENT AT TUE CANTERBURY RAILWAY CROSS-
hno.—A .sub, whittle caused no little consternation, was
occasioned on Saturday a f.ersoon by the three reel sels
down vain. It appears th it the sign•l had Men telegraphed
of a deer coarse, bat just u the gates at the crossing in St.
Dametan's were being opened, a ballast train which w at
the station got a little in the way on the other side, occasion-
log a doubt in the mind of one of the gatekeepers whether
the q prosching train should be allowed to come through,
and before his oompaaion eosW nisi, the counter signal,
the train was in sight—the ballast train got clear, bet the
maa on the Whitstable nude had not then tints to open the
' Rat gate, end the C 0.., quecce was a crash, though the
down train was proceeding at a moderate rate. Os* gate
was completely smasher ; end as the man by not having
opened his wood, bad not futons.' the first on his aide, a
second was also s mutts% damaged. Fortunately no per-
sonal injury was sostained.—Kastish Gannon.
for luistitosucs.—le this (Maidstone) neighbour.
hood Ike Mum have grown very bet Owns the let fortnight or three
weds. We bear that in 'aloes gimes Week •gatod deal of gy.
Maga aelrlet is ex:operatively Sot the newt Moder *bowers
blobs doe sok good 1* skettes Me giams. There see eons few
plata et flesh blme abut, let pesnelly the laps sera to he dotaa
welt led halos healthy. The see asa% ken the earromillag die.
triers vary. la ass the tie Y lbearlbei se eery growing end look.
big well. dire the map le *gaud to be .tort. In several
el lbs amen diarists • 4 mere of fly is retorted, to emanates
or the iseiat aim and thunder steels; in others', large inerosse of
drawl Yeah le have taboo pine Awe the ezeladvely meat yew
the, ma Is. Ifs Woes have rem het; bat are mid to be weak mid
wrgefiblgurry at pallet, TM growth as hops is seaway masted
to be ensll. BIWA Mews Berne.
TEN 711 MY Coos—Oeseerehig the goteral feller* of
the fruit amp there is se mistake. ream all quarters we arelafermed
that it wilt be the wont within thermion of living pereass.—SeclA
Raft% Geasile.--Cherries and apples are a total fallen is faham
es/ Labs. Ilsesopie tress are fall of wain: there bee not been.*
M.meahlhMMrvimyears. As a proof of the severity of Use
bisit hl tlihes kelt gientaWn at Yarehenieek a piety pareistee
about Ike aim he seltivation offered the wholes,/ Ida growth of
leaf firdlgreadh. and all net obtain a perdu = esea ,per that
UMW amantrieitliali Comfits.

MARKETS.

CCrlTON.—Laxaeooc, Jcien 24.—The market eland firmly withott
the least change Ie p tees. 'lke sales are S,t 00 bs'es-5,000 pp
speculation end 500 for export— oomprl•log 250 Bahia, at sid. to kid,.
and WO Surat, at Ild. to sd. per lb. the imports for the week an!,
45,000 been

OOTTON GOODS.—Msocaorroa, Jett 24.—There haa been a
firmer feeling in the cloth market, and a better and more general de.
eland, than we have experienced for the bet week or two. Yoe 40.
inch shirting. and inadapollame suited to India there has beta more
basinem, and fine Jamaica suited to the Otaegow market, lately a
little request, have sold better. The distrust aa to the stability of the
bottom market...items to he wearing away, and on Una end other
accounts both buyers and sellers of 'ea.', here appear to be sector:4
more osolidence. In some kis& of cloth rather higher prices bee,
been obtained. For yenta we have also had a firmer market, and the
demand hat been mire townl b.,th tut home and foreign consume.
limb Manufacturer, report that in some Dales they have had to glee
a 'light advance for cops.

WOOLLEN CLOTII. Lana, Jtsr 24. The improvement
which we noticed in our Saturday's report of the woollen cloth market
has been maintained this morning. There has been a good attendance
of but ere in the halls. In the coloured market there his beer. a
lively demand for good& suitable for the fall trade. There liar ajp
been . more active business transacted in the White Cloth Hall ; but
priori are usivereally complained of. In any case it is nearly allppa.
&Rile to obtain prime coat.
Juan 24.—There ha. been a moderate attendance
of buyers from London and Dublin I. the market this morning ; but
their purchases have been limited. The demand for low goods Ice
shipping h&c somewhat decreased, and the treneretiona in otha hinds
are not intensive.

MANUFACTURIG9.-11corwaeriaLo, Jose 24.—Ths aspect of
trade in our cloth hall to-day *bows no plans of improvemra; either
In demand or price, buyers generally appearing more than usury
esvious, deellning altogettur making h wag. purchases, 'wining at
their reams that from the increaaed imports of wools, prices will be
much lower in July sales.

WOOL--HITIMISMILD, ince 24.—The wool market bas been et.
ceedinely Eat, both tansy and during the wnole of last week. there
being no Mapiaition on the part of manufacturers to buy at gement
proms.

THE LINEN TRADE.--The effect of the dispute with America
has unqueetionably been unfavourable to the great staple
trade of the province. The isle. for this season kave not come up to
preview, periods. The demand for foreitn consumptiou u still an.
equal, end as moat houses are now taking stoct the home trade m
also languid. Prices of finished linen. are firm browns also an in
fair request, and old prices are realimd, generally rpeaking, but
some reduction has been submitted to is the inferior deecripPons. The
expert of thread and iiaen last week ors 84 pkgs. Bleachers are
arning out large quantities of cloth. and the expectation of the trade
that brisker demand and higher pries will moon be eaperienced„
Yarns are in steady demand, especially warps, owing to this feeling,
and the stocks in tne hands of spinners are lower than usual. The
export of yarns last week was 2110 baler, the import 122 bales. The
supply of Ilan to the conntry markets is now necersarily small, but
for this period of the mason the quantities are good, comparatively
=sg. The import. are 85 tone, the exports 04 tons. Prices in
ome manna are briek, niscially for finer docriptions of lax.
In Derry, on Tue. day there were about eight tom of Om in =whet,
generally of low quality. The attendance of buyers wu scant, in
consequence of which piker were a shade easier, mane milled rating
from 47e. 9d. to 50a.; loWdling, 51s. to 36n.; good, 37e. 64. to 626.6 d,
per 1181ba. I. the Beltaat district the pricer are is. 64. to 7a.6d. for
handoeutebed, and 7.. to 10s. Cid. for milled, per stone of 16in.—
ffe(last Moron.

CORR.—Lem, Jews 24.—With a tolerable show of wheat, the
trade easomes great firmacas Ode morning, the prices asked tend to
restrict bulges.; still there is a moderate rale at L. per quarter over
the rates of Friday for the finest and boot dereriptioos. Barley no.
mind. Oats and bow folly as dear. Other articles as before. Are.
rage pries of grain—Wheat, 2,091 quarter.. W. 12e. 7d.; barley, 14
qrs., It. Is.: oats, 29 qrs., IL ge. 11u.; beans, 126 qrs., 71. 11.1 d.
Arrthals—Wheat, 4+,164; barley, 12 ; rapeseed, 741.
Zhu, lona 24.—We bed a very small supply of wheat at market
English net ready sale at tally Ss. advance, and foreign was
aalaW at fully Is. to Is. more money. The show of foreign was only
limited. Barley very scare. Oats firm. Beans la. dearer. No good
peas on the ma bet. Linseed firm, and both oil and cakes in gad
demand. Rape cokes support prevent rates. Imports from June 14
to June 20 Wheat, 4,60; gra.; barber, 401 qrs ; este, 112 qrs.; beans
1,001 qrs.; linseed, 3,918 qrs.; oile.akes, 2.0 tow; bones, 215 tone;
gnaw, 2 tone.

LTPIO, hog 24.—We haws bad a fair quentity of wheat at merket
today, with great excitement 10 the trade, and an advance of fully
6d. per qr. erring eorn of all torte in very email supply. Wheat,
red, 6110.. to 133105., 72t. to 7k.• fine. to 11./.. Ranee, grinding,
la. Dd. per atone. Oats, $4. to le. 4d. Beans, 461. to 46a. per qr.
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Newcarrts, Juts 24.—The weather still keeps unstinted, but the
temperature iuday has firth countered', although in the inter.
venicg period between Saturday and to.d•y it boa been cold for the
mum. At oar m.rket this morning we had s moderate show of
wheat from the growers, but from the coast several per et have
deoppe In since Saturday, still, however, a fair extent ef business
has occurred, at a • improvement of Is. to la pee qr., the improved
report from blek-lane caving Imparted great condleaoe to holder..
For fine yellow wheat gin. to os.. wee procured, 114 s. :or mined
Suffolk, and 113 e. for Scotch yellow. whereas for a very dicta
parcel of farmer'. white U.. was realised. the natural weight beng
Gets. and Whs. per bushel. Foreign puree' met so much attention,
the (Alga rim being ehiese coefined to South County, &Itch and
(armee@ temple., our nutters being for the most part provided with
a sufficiency of .ormin. The only vale we beard of was of a parcel
of red Holstein, not quite fresh, at 71e. to The,, 60. he, and a little old
Haute at Us. Vp..n dour we raise our quotations Is. to b. per
seek, Me. to Me. being shout the value of faeoured marks of blue.
holds. In other latices Ides was done, the high pretensions of sellers
tending to restrict Undue*.

Dunitie, lies 24. - (By English and Irish Magnetic) Telegraph.)—
The supply being email, factors held wheat and oats at as deafly.
which Ina few meta was limited, hut Towards the clew the market
et lapsed Into a state at which it closed at eriday.s prises. Buyers
hod off, and would not treat at hither figures. In Indian corn a
trifling business was dune at • slight improvement.
Cod, Ices 2b—(By Bastian and Irieh Magnetiefelegraph.)—
White wheat, Ns. fists, Ik. 4(1. to 16.. 9d.
BirETEL—Coat, Ind 24.—(8y English and Irish Magnetie
Telegraph.)—lets, ;Ole. ,• 2n Is, Wk.; 3rds, 9M.; 4ths, 6h.; lithe,
Bk. 9,0. at market. Low quAties Is. dearer.

rAdvertisement.l—A! Ma. Munn; ESTABLISH-
rims, 111, iteetent4trest, No. 4, Leading:4llmm; and Cr, mil
Pelage, we exhibited the SINE speolarins d lirirna manufactures, is
Dreadla-reles, Work-bous, Writagthswe, Drawing-beim sot other
article. of uty es Maury suitable tar premetstioet, A femme de.
'ailment tot Psalm Kash. laminfamorm end Beastelle Tab* Table
Cutlery, Namara, Saloom rellAM•l4, Strops Paste, he. !Minims
orders asasated. Name prima 'barged at ell the fatabluitunenw. •
New Stow loam at the Kereauetreat Establleimsent for the rale of
Slactro Plata to spoon, tank and a innate of *Amon •