The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-24 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

CArrran OP lioreznnesiraus Johnson, aged 14,
and —. Thomason, 16, were charged with having attempted
to commit a burglary near the Olympic Theatre. The
two prie men were apprehended on Sunday morning last
about three o'clock, in an empty house next to the Olympic
Theatre. Johnson was found " asleep" en the first floor
when Chadwick and another officer entered, but soon
roused on the entrance of the officers, and on having been
searched a centre bit was found on him. The other, Thomson,
was found up the chimney of the room. Oa him else
house-breaking implements were found. Several of the me-
tropolitan police had seen and recognised both prisoners
since their remand, and Ooff, of the detective force, was sc.
Twisted with them amour the Lambeth thieves.—Mr.
Henry sentenced the prisoners to three months' imprison-
ment in the House of Correction.

THE BISIIOP AND MI RAGGED SCHOOL.—The
Lord Bishop of Derisama, in s Wart to one of the vice-
preddenta, espressos ilsoilsdly Ids approbation of the esta
blishasent of tits Bagged and Indestrisl School in Sunder.
land, readily socepta his nuninatiost es patron, and declares
his intention of sending a cloned= far its encouragement.—
Sunderland Herald.

Fin AT NOTTING-HlLL—Thin morning,
i shortly
after one o'clock, a serious fire broke out at otting-hid,
near Shepherd's-bash, in one of the It acions building. in
Union-terrace, in the occupation of Mr. Muggeridge, a per-
fumer, etc. Police constable Threadbold, No. 66 T, in
passing Jong his beat, perceived an unusual glare o: light in
the front shop. He succeeded, after some time, in arousing
the inmates; a number of feeaslis were carried to the oppo-
site tavern, and which had scarcely been aecomplished when
• loud noise was heard In the shop. This, it is believed, was
caused by the explosion of the gas meter, and in an inosot
afterwards the flames entered every floor in the lofty building,
penetrating the roof, and rushing out of tae various windows,
On the western side of the blazing property were the pre-
mises of Mr. Wotton, tea dealer and Italian warehouseman,
in which a most costly stock in trade was deposited. On the
other side stood the stores of Mr. Hill, cern chandler, in
which articles of the most inflammable character, including
many loads of hay and straw were stacked. The moment
the trout of the premises belonging to the last named party
became ignited, the neighbours commenced marrying the
property of Mr. Wotton, Mr. Hill, Mr. Hulk statiendw.and
Mr. Robinson, fishmonger. Four brigade engines, whisk
were the first to reach the scans from town, were at ones set
to work ; but, notwithstanding that the firemen mounted the
roofs of the contiguous houses, and laboured incessantly, it
wee nearly 4 o'clock ere the fire was entirely extio&'shed.
The total loos by this disastrous
siderable. The damage done by removal, it is fund, wlil
exceed that done by fire.

The Eastern Archipelago Company have obtained
Lord Grey's permission to name the shipping port for
their win on the north east end of the island of
Laboan, " Poet Raffle.," in honour of the late Sir
Stamford Raffies, the founder of Singapore.
Advices have been received by her Majesty's ship
Pandora of the loss of the American ship Robert
Ful-
ton, Captain Chase, of 600 tons, bound from New
York to California, with a general cargo of mere:han-
dier, valued at 200,000 dollars. She went on shore
on the southern point of Lively Island, and hie be-
come a wreck. A corn ',ardent at Port Stanley,
Falkland Island, wri'es that every possible assistance
was rendered the ship, crew, and passengers from
that place; and it was expected that most of the
cargo would be saved, as two vessels, the Sirius and
Nautilus, were about to proceed to Lively
Island for that purpose. Part of the cargo
will perhaps have to be sad at Port Stanley,
and the remainder consigned to the American anon
at Montevideo for the benefit of the concerned. She
struck on the 11th August, but the crew did not find
out until the 28th following that a British settlement
was within 40 miles of them, otherwise the entire.
cargo might gaily have been laved. We do not hear
of any lives being loot.
The following particulars of the markets for olive
oil, in the • pee* bean been ressived
to-day
Mam.-Arrivals of olive oil were few, owing to
the quarantine in force with Sicily, and also excluded
from the ports of the Regency of Tunis for not placing
in quarantine arrivals from places where cholera pre-
vails. It was doubtful, however, if more abundant
supplies would affect prices whilst the demand con-
tinued brisk is at present, and the first cost at the
shipping port remained so high. Sicily oil was I
quoted at fully 38/. per imperial tun of 68 cane, and
Barbary at 381.105. per imperial tan of 57 j caffein
PALER3IO.-The crop of olive oil bad turned out
deficient, and as the local consumption alone was
sufficient to support prices, higher rates were confi-
dently expected. The prices then ruling were at
Palermo 431. ls. 2d., at Cafula 421. 6s, at Sciacea
411. 124. sd. per tun of 13 cantata f.o.b.
NAPLES.-On the 14th inst. the price of Gallipoli
oil had slightly improved: was quoted at 371. 15s.
per imp. tun to b., with a firm market, owing to the
&deices from France. Toranto oil was very scarce,
and one party holding about 600 salon will not
accept less than D. 24.60 first cost, which is nearly
equal to the plias of Gallipoli. A vessel had been
chartered to load 1,200 silens of Gioja oil at Manisa
for the four ports. Exchange en London 575.
MARSEILLES.-The prices of olive oil on the 18th
were without any change. Levant, 371. 9s. 6d. to
381. 3s. 6d.; Tunis, 371.95. 61. per tun of 252 gajous
Tab. Freight 18s. per ton.
The Minister of Commerce at Berlin tam published
the notification made to the Prussian minister la Lenti
don by the English government on the 10th October
last, with reference to the stamps and labels on
foreign manufactures introduced into this country. It
is in substance to the following effect :-All goods
end fabrics which are provided with a stamp or label
in the Engiish langusge merely deal/using their
character or quality, must likewise be provided
with a stamp or label indicating the name
and residence of the foreign manufacturer,
or with some inscription, not in English, so that no
doubt can exist of their not being of English manu-
facture. Unless this regulation be observed, no goods
or fabrics of foreign origin will be admitted into
Great Britain, either for transhipmeut or for con-
sumption. Anyi goods arriving in this coantry which
are not in strict confo:mity with the above regula-
tions, will have the English designation taken off
them ; but where this cannot be done, they will be
sent back to the port from whence they came.
Further, any goods bearing evidence of an intentional
deception in these respects, will be confiscated.
Ramberg advice@ atf the 20111 ghee that the coffee
market had experienced a alight reaction, and that sales
could only be effected at a decline of 1 on the better,
and of 1 whining on tie lower qualities, which,
however, holders wou'Al not submit to, and conse-
quently no business had been done in this favourite
staple. Sugar was firm, though the limits from the
interior were too low to admit of large transactions.
Cotton was in good request. Spices continued to
maintain' full prices. Spelter on the spot was current
at 161. per ton, f.0.b., and for spring delivery 161. 6s.
were asked, but 2s. lees were offered. The grain
market was steady, with small purchases of wheat at
full prices. Malting barley was In request at 21e. to
235. Oats, peas, and beans were quite neglected.
Discount was easy at 21 per cent. Exchange on this
country in demand at 13.10 for three months. Go-
vernment securities and funds were steady,
and at the following rates there were buyers :
Hamburg Three-and-a-Half per Cent, loan of 1842,
861. Hanoverian New Five per Conte., 106. Ran
sian-English Lcan, 1044 ; ditto, Five per Cent. Ham-
burg Certificates, 99 ; the Five per Cent. Certificates
(Hope), third and fourth series, 94. Prussian Five
per Cont., voluntary loan of 1848, 1051. Danish Five
per Cents. (English), 961. Norwegian Four per
Cents., 1848, 991. Spanish Three per Cent. Interior
Debt, 251. United States Six per Cents., 105.
The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the 17th inst., when compared with the returns for
the week previous, give the following results :
Ctrealeelea Woe . £29,209,295
Clreelelio settle 18,181,640
PIM iipsies 7,248,920 .- berme 1,027,130
Other (Weft 9,912,501 Demme 439,583
brides netemenasseerinesta 14.312,087
deputised- 1
Olber lisearifee
Oda awl 110111 es
SIM day sad other Wlls 1,031,710 - Demme 67,563
faaliemt 3,182,593 ...... Ingram 1,563
WI Of ENOLAND.-Accoorz
IcTe.te.TWeek mew Nov. 17,1919.
Goverhete at Der e...... ia1.010.102
Other fleeurhist 2.904,900
Gold Coln sod seines 14,032.118
Ohm &Mos ...... CUM

norm DIIPI
Notes Mooed 09.209.296

529.209.2961
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=doff Capitol ....4114,863.00)
3462,685
POLIO
Xxohoo., tkv. B
Commis. of Xatiocol
Dobt,and Div, &MO 7,449,1'01
other Depoelta . 9,912.601 1
Sorvo-dsz &Mother BM 1,031,7101

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Nov. IL lINL
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rumor:. . .
Oomsmoist BaerMN
Oda& Dead Weistat
Annuity) .... ...... 14.322,067
Othortiscurt Ms
NONS
1,u27,656255
Odd sad fillver Coin' 8243,396

436.1k5,729
Met Cambia.

$ per Cat Coa;111"-.- -------
- 92
6li per
par Ont. Beam& ...... 921
Ont. Slat 93
Ono. Cand Meek (ssw) - ... .- -
(101. paid) 1
WismaitWomeeOenp mitt
ims
Milk sal Droploola 1.91.
Si
Was aal Mita Ameba
121.9•40mit Waken sas 11. Om. Qom li
111•11121118 AID tyrocKs ABROAD.
Ratisma, Rey 2t-1m Funds : Loan, 1646, Five per Cents.,
93; Ditto, ILA 961; Ditto, 1848, 9SI ; Ditto, 1844, Four-and.
..Half per OMa., 67 ; Lose, 1113 A. Your per Orb , 431 ; Ditto,
tem Three pee oats., 644 ; Dt.,01 the Qty, 1543, Five par Clam,
931. Bank of Belem, Four per Crate., 691 ; Bank of Les of MI.
Five per Ceuta, 161 y. Exchange on Wilke, 23.691.
Harrscao, Nov. 20.-Harabitrg .22.9.H0N pa daft, 691
Mrs, 661 money; Hanoverian Five per Cents., 106 Ms, 106 =
Prowl= Five per Orb, 106 bllls, 1021 =may. Rumba
Loan, Fire per Cents., 1041 money; Five per Cent. Homburg Omni.
owe, 99 bills. 99 money; Hops and Co., 3rd and 41111erlm, 94
money; roar ltt OWL, eidab64l bills 1 Nor= Pee
Cents.. 991 11114 gei Lam pa
, 71 tans ; Ditto. Five r,„ &its., 961i-14461 saae7y • lel** me
per Cents., 101 bills; Ditto, Three per amts.. 2%41 money;
American 81: per Cents., 103 bilis, 103 moray. as Lem.
don: Hamburg, 20th Nov., 13.11 f ; three most* 13.1 MOMS,
19th Nov., two months, 614.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLoci.

The English stock market presents a very steady
appearance to-day, bat without much business doing.
Consols opened at 941 to f, the closing prices
of yesterday, both for money and account;
they then rose to buyers, and afterwards ex-
penenced a further improvement, touching 1,
m consequence of a large money purchase
mada by the broker of the Court of Chancery. Their
present quotation is 941 to j, both for oash and the
12th December. The Thrft per Cents. Reduced
mark 931 and The Three-and-a-Quieter per Cents.,
93/ and 941. Bank Stock is very firm, and has been
done at 199 f. The only transactions in Exchequer
Bills this morning have been at 475. prem.
In the foreign stook market prim generally are
steady, though litt'e business is going forward.
Mexican are rather firmer again ; they were
last done at 26g. The actual basilica of the morning
consists of Buenos Ayres Bonds, at 42. Mexican (ex