The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-24 00:00:00

MARKET&

WORSHIP-STRZET. 1
Mr. Nathaaiel Chwitry, a tal and rather elderly person , -
of propmty, residing at Tynan-terrine, Hackney, was ;
charged before Mr. Leigh with firing a loaded gun at hi TALLOW.--Wzratinui Evewmo.—The intrlo't
brat sort Y.C. us met, 465. tid. • ' .1 nor, 475. • '
irk to-day, at the annexed rate.:—October to I sk.cefsl.,', •
wife with felonious intent.
to September, 475. 6eLt Delivery to last evening,
Mrs. Maris Chantey stated that shortly before 10 o'clock
en Tuesday eight Me mimed came home somewhat aninu, 3„8
maim
liquor, but not very much so, and she said to him, " 'Tis ""`""
strange where youo to." Uon which he struck her upon
COTTON. —l3vvitrom., APRIL `mot.—Thee—Thee• gaol d...
the elbow, and said,g " shoot you, and see you dead be-
mead for cotton to-day, and the sales are large, with ytit
foie morning." She then went to her bedroom, and shortly
afterwards was stooling by the side of the bedwheoshe heard full prices. The sales are 10.000;121177;p6007.imueskraluding Y,~l
the report of a gun. and some shot carnethmugh the window American, at 9id. to Litd. ; 6,000 Surat, at 71d. to
and fell upon the floor. She opened the window and called 200_ .4.11 Y.
.kttanm.cet__, at.l3.ltd.l2tgod.l&l.t.
" Police," and then saw her husband in the garden with a
.I!t4L 130 Of
nd. which 3,000 are for speculation mid e,
gun in his hand. She was about three yards from the win. 1611. to 1
dow at the time, and a person outside could see her where Port. The week's import is 3d,5.16 bales.
she stood. When the police came she caused the de-
feedlot to be taken into custody.
In crces-ezemination by the prisoner's solicitor she said
she was certainly more than a yard from the window.
&ias MUM, aged 14, mid that she was staying with Mrs.
Chantey, to whom she is slightly related, end was present
when the prisoner CMe home, and heard him say, after
some eery conversation with his wife, "She shall not be
dive atill morning." She shortly afterwards went to the
bedroom, and at once got into bed, and while Mrs. Chantry
was standing beside the bed, about 4 yards from the window,
she heard the discharge of a gun, the shot from which came
through the window iuto the room.
Pohoeman Fodery, 177 N, said that at the thnementioned
he saw Mrs. Chantey at the bedroom window. Hearing what
bad occurred, be went into the back garden, where he heard
a voice say, " you, if you come here I'll blow your
brains out. Ha, however, went to the spot, and finding
the prisoner with a gnu in ds hand, mired hlm to give it up.
The prisoner refused, sod struggled to retain it, saying, "If
there was soother charge iu it I see who should have the
gun." He found six panes of glass broken, sod some shot
now produced lying upon the floor of the bedroom. At the
station-house the prisoner said he discharged the gun be-
cause he thought there were thieves about, but did not firs
it at the window at all.

CORN. —Bowes, APIUL mall supply of wheat
at our market ; the trade ruled firm at last week's no,.
All kinds of spring corn were dearer. Moak red, .4.
to 130 s. ; white, 60s. to 625. ; beans, 411. to 435. ,ay,
24e. to 250. for 12 stone.

arorstroe-cm.Taal, Aram 2a—The imports of grain iss
the past week are moderate. We bawl agate to report ,
small supply of wheat from the grower', for which as .4,
Vance of `2s. per qr. was demanded ; it was, however, nit.
matey cleared off at about la. per qr. over last week's
lutes. Oats, beans, and peas, goud demand at full prim.
Import. dawn the past week :—Wbeet, coasteisse,sibb
foreign, 780.

•
GLASGOW, Arum 23.—This day's market ruled very quiet
for wheat, and pnoss remained unchanged, except for bead.
foie qualities of which beiag meree,lwere 6d. per boU demi,
Flour met a moderate sale for 000stunption, at the Mtn
current during the week. Fine Scotch oats brought :id to
6d. per boll /Amuse, and Irish were more saleable, at ftillt
previous rates. Oatmeal rather dearer. Darkly &l. per boa
higher for new Scotch of good malting quality. Egyptus
beans mold pretty readily, at last week's priest rasa asd
Indian core unaltered.

John 263R:;Sid he beard the report of the gun,
and Mrs. Chantry calling for the polio*, and be afterwards
saw the prisoner oome from amongst the trees, and threaten
to blow the other csiostable's bonne out.

CATTLE.--Bourimt, Aram 28.—Trede Bat, at lon,
rates. Beef made from 3e. 04. to 4. 6d. ; mutton, 4. UL
to sa. 6d. • lamb, 7e. OcL to Bs. Od. ; veal, 4e. 44. to
6e. 2d.; pork, 3e. 4d. to 4.6 d. per stone of 81bs. owkio
the offaL

—The:c;;;a7;i.7;;l7;crio;hl;d;ile;oe, with the Wag
cantion, said, " What she says about my shooting at her is
entirely false, but she is good enough to out her own Mined
sad say I did it.l discharged the gun upwards to the sky,
and did not Isvel it at her at all . _

LEATHER AND HlDES.—Aocording to custom it
Easter week no leather market was held on Tuesday. TL,
iumastioas are consequently somewhat restricted, but sr
not materially below the recent weekly average. About
2000, salted River Plate hide. have been sold: ham
Buenos Ayres ox at 61d. ; and light ox, at Gjd. 3,3 in
wilted Australian bides have likewise found buyers at pre.
moos rata.. No change can be quoted in market bides.

Mr. L.ijbobaened thatTaws was wawa et his
having used deadly threats spinet hie wife before the gun
was discharged, and it was unfortunately asoswary that a
jury should decide upon the oue.
The prisoner was committed to Newgate for trial.

COALS. —Lommon, Aron. Tit—Hastings Hartley, Ifin 6d..
Sleekburn West Hartley, M. 3d, kTalatiald Moor, M. 6d
Tantield Moor Batas, M. 64. ; Wylarn, 16s. ; Walh E.
Baddall 14e. 6d. ; Ed.. Main, lin. 6d. ; Walls End Bud.
dylls Hatton, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Wag
End South Hatton, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16a 6d;
Wallm End Casmop, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Caradoc, 164. 6d,
Walls End Hartkpool, 17s. Walls End Haugh Hall,
16s. ; Walls End Vann% 16.. 6d. ; Walls End South
Hartlepool, 15s. 9d. ; Walls End South Halloo, 16m. ;
Walls Bud Trimdon Hartlepool, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End
Trimdon Thoroley, 14s. 6d. ; Walls Bud Whitworth,
Canny aud Darya ILlUM:wit* Ma 5.1. ; Cam,
sad Duffryn Malting, 245.--Ethips at iambi*, 64; mold, 37: