The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-10 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGKNOF.

(THIS DAY.)

ARCHES COURT.
(Bohm Dr. Roborboo. Borropto.)
no Ironed durrocabo sot to-cloy for Dr. Loabbigtos,
Dow el /lobo; wbo prorsaboal from attoodiag by irk.
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No man whioh 7r7siwkor; rspartd is oar paper, was
manual. Tia• promoter of the enik the ssorstsry
alas Whop et had oomplaised that the Bey.
Xt. Dila MG solo &rine mutes at Me Norwich
switarf. sod bed taken part in the prandial' of Brother
W IMO beim as unlicensed place. 0a thalamic(
iy matter it ter slimed that the interference was of a
bog aszetiegr, bat on the pert of. the bishop
# Marred that foram promedmis had been
amssi spinet Mr. Drury, and withdrawn oa his Gabes's-
ms, Asa farther sifoom had boos oommitted the bishop
vas delerntiaed to oblein a sintimas. On that amoinos
statiere wee peentinaoad , and the defendant reademsed ia
Oathspirt of the BUM* of Norwich it was now pro..
nerd to ale a inanition oa Mr. Drury to refrain from emu.
kr...modems at the momeetery on pain of farther pro.
ThluiTuraed earrolpte pasta the applioatioa. aria the
sod quotioa will b the some of the snit. The Bas. lb.
miry was by the monition admonished as to his Mare con.
Mel st the aionsolorr.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

(THIS DAY.)

The Aprilaawions of the Central Criminal Court were
atthis morning before the Recorder (Brits( Barney,
Ailerons Sir Robert Carden, Kr. Alderman Abbies,
IL Alderman Lack, Mr. Alderman Steam Kr. Alderman
eat Sheriff Dale, Mr. Alderman and Sherif Bosley, Mr.
Thedsgiberiff Nicholson, Hr. Uoda-Shariff De Jena, he.
Tars an • great many printers for trial, the number
duals in the find edition of the calendar being 1115.
The Recorder, in charging the grand jury, said that
la seanaeon of the very loop interval which had
doped Bee the last 1111111i01, which had occurred in
ingeeposeoe of the absence of the jes in the different
eirenta, the number of owes that would be beenght before
*sir mike would be unusually serge. The charges, bow-
leer, were for the most part of a vm. simple character,
rd there were very few which would call for any obser-
vances from him. There were two charges of wilful
wader, and they were both mess in which • mother was
elerged with the wilful murder of her newly-born infant.
This okra of came had unfortunately for the last few mouths
bpi very frequently brought before the court, and if one
sus toj from the numbers( *eraser's inquisitions it was a
sine which was very much on the increase ; but if, on the
Aar bad, to judge from the verdict returned from this
onset, it wet a crime that was never committed. He did
set remember a single ease in which by the earmer's (Kai-
ak* • women stood charged with such an offence that •
nein of guilty was returned by the jury. It evidently,
ka mid, showed some fault in the law or some irregularity in
the adatiaistratioa of it, ad was, he thought a latter
whisk called for some serious investigation with a view to
'skied the law more perfect. There was no doubt such a
sharp was very &Malt to prove satisfactorily, but
severthelem be thought that acme alteration ought to be
made to make the law mon effective. The evidence in the
cam be bad alluded to would no doubt be of the usual Ma-
nner, sad there would, he tught, be no doubt that the
arena were the mother of the damaged children, and it
would be for the grand jury to say whether the death was
awed by the act of the mother. and if so it would be their
hie to return true bills. His lordship then alluded
to two charges of manslaughter, one of which
ins spinet a woman. It appeared that • ginned
some between the deceased man and the primmer,
about some shoemaker's Leta, and the amused str nok the
deemed • violent blow on the temple with • lost she had
is her had, which stunned him, and he shortly afterwards
died. If the facts as they appeared on the depositions wore
is est, it woad be the dety of the grand jury to find a
tree bill. The mooed charge of manslaughter was spirt a
nee who was said to have mad the death of the deceased
by reeking driving. The deceased. it appeared, was me-
played is scraping the roads, and while doing so, the de-
emed drove over him, and caused his death. The
was said by the witnesses to be driving
Cirri very reckless mama, and to have been
inkaisated at the time. It would be for the mad jury,
however, to say whether or not they were satisfied epos
thus points. Hi lordship then remarked upon a charge of at-
tamped redeide Agana a female, and the only reason he bad
fa alluding to it wee something which appeared on the 46po-
rhinos, and at which in was somewhat surprieed. The
roused wee charged with being intoxicated, sad it was
deemed menu" to watch her, and it appeared there was
ma aperture in the door of the cell for that purpose, which
in acme mess was very necessary, bet it appeared
din is this cue, a man was employed to watch the
=r while she was undreseing. There was generally •
at the polies stains, and he certainly thought
she would be the proper person to watch a female instead of '
bra being allowed to cedars before • man. There were two
dunes spinet two persons wing out of the bankruptcy
act, whieli requires that in order to make a deed of arrange-
mat, the *meat of a certain number of creditors mast be
endued, and an afbdavit to that effect made. The obarp
spinet the defeadaate in this case was that they had
nude up a fraudulent lit of creditors, and stated that
they had their anent and the arrangement was made,
it being afterwards found that those whom runes were
dews in the affidavit made by the defendants were not cre-
dins at all. In coreclusine his lordship alluded to a charge
of rept, after which the grand jury retired to their duties,
soi the badness of the court was proceeded with.

TILE C 493 OP CAPTAIN COLBORNE.
Mr. Coleridge, Q.C., applied to the court to postßone the
trill of Captain Coleborue for publishing a libel against Yr.
Awes D►nis. The application wee upon the ground that
Captain Coleborrie had been arrested for debt, and wee
kked in Maidstone Geol.
The application wee opposed by Mr. Gifford, and it was
finely decided that the defendant should be brought up by
labile corpus to take bis trial at the present session.

THZ POLICE COURTS.
(THIS DAY.)

MABIBOROIIOII-BTREET.
• ACM AT Tall ALHAMBRA.
Mr. William Sharpe, of No. 50, Pereyntzent, Islingtoo ;
Mr. William Johnson, of No. M. Great Corsn-street ;
Mr. Je Mel Gerrard, of No. 52, Guilford-street, and Mr.
Arthar Bassett Carey, of 19,13ereard.strest, liasesllnquare,
Mick,
were charged before Mr. Tyrwhitt, with beteg
Meek, ditorderly, sad assaulti polies-eonstable Roma,
103 A, at the Alhambra Palm*, oars.
dmoogst *het witnesses was Bergesat Rteherd Plant
23 A, who maid—l was on duty at the Alhambra Palms at
11 (Nock. There was a good deal of clouting of "Oxford "
awl "Cambridge," sad a perms not is emitody misoondocted
herself and threw a glass at the barmaid at the refreshment
her. The primates andothers surtesded ie retorting the per-
roe, and he got away. I afterwards maw Carey in cus-
tody, mod the other prisoners trying to mew him from the
custody of the police.
By Carey—The reason why we did not take all of you sad
the others inakiag the disturbance was because we had sot
neigh force to do so.
By Gerrard—l did sot see you strike anyooe, but you
had • stick. I did not at the station say you struck me with
a stick.

Emnursoo, 161 A—The four prisoners were the ring.
herr of the disturbance which took place ow Saturday
sight There were about 150 persons pushing one another
shoat sad swaying to and fro.
&tarps said that ow going into the station to ask for bail
he was taken into custody. Gerrard said there wan erne
crefrion sad disturbance et the Athens's's, some ostler
telling out " Ozford," and sore "Cambridge." He west
to the station, and was than taken into custody. The ether
isleadepts rid there was a little disturbance, but tlae td.
as more than push the same as the others did,Cerey
that it was all through his friends interfering on hie b=.
Mr. Tyrwhitt said he thought Carey might well say
" Save me from my [needs," and Sharpe might almost say
the same. The prisoners were only part of a large number
who took part in the disturbance and had the ill luck to be
tare, ea there did not appear to be more violence ow their
ant than on that of the others. He thought the taking
Carey and Sharps to the station and bringing them to the
rout was enough for them, they would be discharged.
Girard seemed
to to hare struck the constable, end Johnsonoe
bare lashed the constable down the stairs.
rarsaiyildld Sharpe would be discharged, end Johnson and
Gerrard sned 10a. each.

The MIMS CHARGEABILITY Br= —The order for
Nog into committee es thin tall elands for the 27th inst.,
Asa Mr. Thompson will mom its reference to • select
ecennitlea Should the home go into committee, Mr.
Paned will move the following roso4fOoo° •That
lummatss is aid of maimfmturiog wigs. have been and are
se systematically levied is the meaufaotering districte on
*mature, with the sanction of the Poor•lear
°WM', the berthas, cm lend am griemeely iiscressmfißoaa4
the worst features of the old poor-law are maintained.
That the Union Chargeabdity Bill will greatly extend the
arse of this unjast timatios, impose rtaDOSI butanes ups
agriculture for the beeefit of nmeufaittures, and create
swims discontent' Mr. Knight will submit three rem-
ILioso, severally affirming that, in the opinion of the
'll:lset is expedient that certain expenses shoeld be paid
monism provided by parliament for that wpm
, & Z
teat renolutioe specifies all impulses of the minimises
et Pauper lumtios in asylums or Bosomed homes; the ottoged,
ibesslablishment charges of or 'i.e. Prilhes'
104sr boards of gnardiana, iacloclieg all salaries sad
Mimi of officer' other duo those !sow ropold by. Qs Trea-
ter? ; sad the third, all =paws ot, OM:
1103tOi with, the relief of the poor, si •
•rag only ame of
"tmeteasieoe and oefirelist. Mr. Lyall will pespees the
"Mien et a claws giving pewee to the majority of the
fietedims to saaction the expenditure cipoorsates he the
latiVatioo of Par pm= mg to eoisrete at the ex'
Pais of the parish to which they Lalosg, for which tour"
the act at present in force requires the cosiest of all the
guartlisna

OWIMERCIAL AND MARKETA.

ltipK-LLICK-(THIS DAY.)

The supply al boaroirrown wise% ea offer in 'oar market
to-day was seasonably enteserve, sad in fair average aoadi•
ties. ()whin to the favourable &env in the weather, the
demand for both red and white qualities woe heavy, at •
decline in the whitlow compared with Moedq last of from
L. to ffe. per quarter.
The quantity of tonics wheat on the elands was only
modeeste ; nevertheless the logeiry for all descriptions was
in a sluggish Mu* and the onrreseise had a drooping tea.
delay.
English barley earns slowly to hand ; bat the supply of
foreign was tolseably embundra. Gemeslly speaking, the
barley trads was inactive. bat at fell prices.
Malt, the 'apply of which mks good, met a slow sale, at
about Lai week's quotations.
Them was about aa average supply of oats on the stands.
The demand we. far from motive, at rates about equal to
last week. . _ _ _

—ill; worn in short sap*, and madman rsqsast, at full
quotations.
Piss will very Brin in prior, with a limitad quantity on
otter.

Tie Sour trade was bee &olive than co Meals, bat. In
pekes, however, no change took plass. The bat.
mad
(reign door wee Wafted.
Very few &Wig meow of grain have been Morbid dr
mast. The trade he arrived eaeaaea of wheat has fallen eff
sad isle rate' have bees with dlmoalty realiead. Thaw
has been very little begat. treatested for foe-
rttd....test. elide* arrived, 371. • ditto Juno or July.,
38.. IL ; litho for 'hippo:J. in July or

31.76-d7 Via, 492 N islos rem tion
ia codas, no (argon Wag os sok ad men, sad
beldam demanding higher miss for argon for for.
wand shipmeat thaa spenstore wen dispand to
submit to, proveated say asks from taking plass. Barley
has been is regain, at 6d. par quartet more enceloy. Salo.
mica, 18e. 100. ; Toulices, 191 6d. ; Smyrna, 19e. 6d. ;
Nostminstn. 18r. 6d. pr 4001bs. 800 tow min hams Pm
"fiected in rye at an advance tram 54 to Is. ups Ws rats.
Matthias, ao pump, Se. per 480th. TM apply of beans
es 'an lining boss naiad to in carp from Oaminn-
hae slam realind 368. per 4801 b .-nothing of [moor-
ing's has taken Moos. Danubian millonsed haa ohangod hands
st 18.. 9d. ; sad Syrian Dui is offered at 25e. to 251. 6d.
Lined has declined is. per quartos, with
dun isesky. Caloutts, for shipment op to sod of April, 561.
I per Mits. ; Boatbsy, Junior, to February iMpommt,
57e. 6d. per 4161b5.; Msek Sea and A soff, summer ahiomsnt,
565. par 491161. Bombay, in warehouse, is held st 57e. 6d.
to 513 e. ; Ifinspans 57e. Oslentra, 561. ; Black Sea sad
Asa, 565. ; St. Penriburg and Mocceohnok, 565. ; sad
Archangel, 46.. to 47.. per garter. Ms quantity of Bad
ladis linseed afloat for this country is as follows :
1865. 1664.
Calcutta to London
Calcutta to Liverpool
Osioutta to Roil 47,824 qn. - qrs.
Bombay to Loudon 11,484 qrs. mins qrs.
Bombay to Liverl 6,863 qm 28,924 qn.
TM imulry for linseed oaks" has hem low satin, os
former WWI. Loudon made, 101.15.. to 111. ; Now York, is
barrels, 101. 7e. 6d. to 101. 101; ditto in bop, 104 to
101. 61.; Walton, in bags. 91. 10s. ; sad Mar.
sail.., 81. 10.. to 81. Dm per too. otton mod
cakes hays mot • firm mis at enhaand cureacies.
London made 61. 6d. par tea. Bap s:ad has bees
pin, at previous quotations. Gumeut, 64e. ; brown
Fero:mom 56e.; yellow Sends, 565.; °sleuth', 5414
Denutean, cultivated, 575. to 581.; wild Binh 1310 sad
Asoff, 295. to 331. per qr. The following an the quali•l
ties of rapeseed afloat for this country:
1865. 1864.
To London from °Meath" 2,318 qrs. 1.132 qn.
To London from Bombay
To Liverpool from Bombay
Cottonseed has wetland in active request, st 'strum
prime. Egyptian, Juno shipment, 71. per tom.
Agricultural seeds ars firm, with a steady inquiry.
Saliva, or Sazoa-lo Limn& 280; rapeseed,
140 ; and sundry, 118 qrs. Beach : Tens 40 qrs. Toeeip :
Tans, 1,089 ; Boned, 18,760: raped, 3,964; and sna-
dry, 158 qrs.
Farons.-Linseed, 1,346; oilseed, 2,492 qrs.

cuiuisegi

Pm Qr.

WILT. a I.
issz,g4o4, red 1862 37 to 41

1664 47 to 44
so to 48
„ 14644 e 10 47
Ikea wad Wools

esd, 186

rttca

Pet Qt.

MUIR.

7 asto 40

Malting -----
V to St
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fittoding a to Si
MAW.

Ileser, Norfolk, i;ad
Wolk 64 to 411
ravo Itingstou and Wars 64
67 to SI
to 111

Era

Now —_-96 to 27
012&
WM, feed l9 to IS
potato CI to 97

one. i.- I.
ea** teed
Booich potato
frith, white
. black
SLUM
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