The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 15, 1851.

with strong emotion, replied, " None whatever ; I disdain
to reply to such a char;e."
Mr. Broderip re-cat.ed the complainant, and conjured
hint, if he had not spoken the truth, to admit it; and asked
him, on his solemn cath, if his account of the defendant's
conduct was true ?
Complainant repeated that it was.
Sergeant Buck, of the V division, stated that when the
charge was brought in the station-house on the previous
night complainant said, in answer to his questions, that he
had told the landlady of the house where his master lived
that he met with his injury at the Exhibition. lie said he
had notice to quit his master's service the day before.
Complainant admitted that he did not think he should have
made this charge against his master if he had nut given
him notice to quit, and bad taken him out to India with
hint.
The proprietor of the house proved that the complainant
was labouring under some malady, which rendered it ne-
cessary a person should tam, in the same room with him.
Complainant bad admitted that the doctor asked kim the
cause of his ailment. Complainant had told his servant
that he met with an accident at the Exhibition by which it
was caused. _
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MARKETS.

.LIVERPOOL, SEP?. 13.

The sales to-day are—Sugar : 2,300 bags ; Manila, at
13a. 9d. Bias, CO bags; Bengal, at da 3d. Oases Nut ell, 3 toes,

COTTON.—LivnarooL, Sept. 13.—The sales to-day are
estimated so 7.(00 biller, of which 1,200 are for exports, and 1,000 on
sraeulation, sad include 30) Penman and Hanoi's'', at 611. to 61d.;
300 Egyptian, et spa. to 9d. ; 800 Surat. HO. to 40. ; 86 Sea Islands,
I2d. to 170. The market eases quietly, but with main firmness,
sompwred with Friday's rates; prior, of ull kind. are unch.inged.
MANCHTATEIt, Sept. 13.—The market continues firm
amt tolerably steady, but a.twithrtanding tbst Cotton slowly creep.
up In price from week to week, there is ro advance here in goods
generally, whilst to some eases rates are actually the turn canner. The
goods bedding last quotatioas moat firmly are 20's and ;:o's water
and Via latter, as we stew' on Tuesday, have sliebtly ad-
=NMI, owing to the large demand. In some eases the advance is
equa, to ,d. per lb.; but both mule and water twist are easier in some
numbers, and orders an more readily placed. There is some Ina
gutarity in cloths, mansfseturers generally bii.ding bat quotatirms
very firmly, but some hare shown a willingness to e awed, slightly.
Tee greater portion of the present demand ootoea from the home
trade, but still the purchasers for export by German bayerx, by the
bran es in the Levant and Russian trades an not inansiderab:e,
though made with eautiow.

The doctor, Mr. W. B. Pettigrew, and the servant, were
fetched by order of the magistrate. The former proved
that complainant's way a case of paraphymosis, and that he
had told them a widely different story from either of the
others as to bow it occurred. and the latter said that he had
put it down to an accident at the Exhibition.
Mr. Brodcrip observed that the charge was one easy to
make, bard to disproe.., and, relying entirely as this did
upon the unsupported evidence of the complainant, he must
apply the ordinary test to the credibility of his evidence.
lie had concealed the alleged crime long after he had had
ample opportunity to complain of it. He had offered no
resistance, had made no noise, though he must have been
heard ; he had permitted it, according to hit own account,
to go on, although he admitted he knew it was wrong, con-
tenting himself by stating that he thought he would let it
be repeated again and again, and would then bring him to
the court; and finally admitted that he did not think he
should have brought the charge if his master had not given
him notice to quit. After commenting at length upon the
numerous contradictions in complainant's statement, the
magistrate thought that if such charges as this were enter-
tained, no one would be safe, and, considering the evidence
of the complainant unworthy of belief, he discharged the
accused.
The rev. gentleman, who was deeply affected, then left
the court.

WOOLLEN CLOTIL—LEEna, Sept. 13.—We have not
had a brisk market to-day to the Clan hallo. Winter goods, which
are the only °Deo in demand, continue, however, t be bought to a
moderate extent ; but nevertheless trade en tire whole is fLt.

LlNEN.—BuceAur, Sept. 12.—Business continues dull,
both in yarns and cloth; the latest intelligence fr,un the Lot ed
States, though more favourable, leading to the belief that further
failures are not fat distant. In Ballymena, on Saturday, ago d del
of cloth remained over tumid, an I there wan a Rode of differt nee in
price in favour of the buyer. In Armagh, faith in cloth and own.,
the market woo flit. Drills are rather lower in price, and 'dock in
ruxumulation. In printing lawns, 25 inches, there is still a fair
demand, with prices somewhat lower. Handkerchief. are still heavy
In stock, though a lair demand has sprung up for printed one., new
style putt. int, both for the home and foreign trade. Our printed ban
lawns are getting largely into home cummunption, sad in London they
are eagerly purchased. Only a law of these elegant dresces are to be
seen in tidiest. Stange to soy. English ladies are the leaders in a
movement in their favour, her Majesty hart/ set the first example
of wearing ane of the linen lawn matted &ewes, which she selected
when in tfelaist.—Bonier of Ulster.

HARDWARE. B Mina AM, Sept. 13. —ln some
keehrd oar manfactarm a partial riestM be occurred, ah
gemmed with the general aided& Oda is of trifling ca-
lla amehae b 'sweetly attedirlid the fah-off in the
mama eeseholl peede be tie Pam emehat la the mull towns of
the ortseltreal tdmalsiryd le secs =keg to the meth of Ez' te-
tra. tics flamed be wee mattataetorea hoe alesheael dating the lust
meek, mad messed allsialty has been asearlimat by the factors'
trawitire Is alleetime amends, bath cirememis being by them
attributed to lb. ye all resources emigrant on the number
of perms snaking Witt ay es the habilides. hese of the savings
banks in this district bare esporleml time* sessiderably, both in
the withdrawal ori deposits ma la the WW2, amount for some
time depoellid oe Memel dm be thee pryer. Calculations have
bass intend Into with Idifillllo to I e rem sad the estimate da-
daist MOM from SAUL to 10.0011. has bus iwr wants time past de-
luded weakly from the ordinary Muds el Ito circulation. The
amoeba proloped by this can, sear eay circumstaeces, be
bet timiesig, and, all circumfuse iossidered, the home
UM be senior marvellously brisk t the year.
The ban se the shier complaisant, although they
buss are the meet pert hese sot over Minft. Is Exhibition, other
emu of information wtrale war rimixtme so doubt of the fact that
the Ism trade has set beat lamdiall elereby. The orders from Ger-
a:my derlaa the peer boo bola bap, tat expeetsat political tur-
moils ops Mag greedy ea a rat as male, be her a material
drawbask tar may sessehn Is the epehibibeetalsomem to rpela
were tarp; sines, the 41.11111 aw WOW assilinstuThs trade ct the
district is scarcely so Malaya, th the how g the eanylelote are, how-
ever, chiefly confined to Derhoem Waken. and AIM t at all the
great works—Merger. Chau" at aposamet Mom. Fez and Hen-
derv:lWe, at Smethsick the Alikilfe Woke* at Willearaory ; and
many others—the men are all tally moyloyea. The lees hods to decid-
edly better ; good pigs are ea the dream; the tbsesd br manutac-
lured ina from abroad has lammed, se Mt, with a proper degree of
caution as to the production, it I. to le baped tint the gloom which
Ras so long bang over this important bras* doer national industry
and wealth will before long be at least teems extent dispelled.

Mrs. Sophia Irelitho, a lady, residing at No. 2, Church-
street, was summoned for defrauding the Brighton Railway
Company, by conveying a child from Newhaven to London,
and refusing to pay its fare.
James Smith, district inspector at the London-bridge ter-
minus, said the defendant came Dopy Newhaven with a
child, upwards of five years old. Shrhad no ticket for it,
and refused to pay the tare. Ilc took her before the super-
intendent, when she said she did not intend to pay for the
child. Chi her refusing to pay the fare witness took her a&
dress, No. 33, Kensington. street, Kensington.
Defendant said that, as for the child, she did not pay for
it when she went to Newhaven, and she considered she had
no right to do so when she returned.
Mr. Acton read the by-laws of the company, which set
forth " All children must be paid for between the ages of
two and twelve, except in parliamentary trains."
Mr. Jardine said the defendant's answer to the charge
was absurd, and actually increased her offence. She had
subjected herself to a penalty of Pas., which he should have
enforced had not Mr. Acton, the superintendent, interfered
on her behalf. The magistrate ordered the defendant to
pay the fare fur the child and the coots.
The defendant paid the money, and was discharged.

CORN.—Asuovart, Sept. 13.—At our market to-day we
bad • good Mow of Wheat, chitty of this year's growth, and the at-
tendance was more limited. Last week's prises an sustained; but
the tranmations were only to supply immediate wants. Flour nomi-
nally unaltered. There were several samples** new Barley exhibited,
but as yet little bruin. doing. lu CMts, Beane, and Peas, tha trade
stead was y, and priers the UM! as last quoted. New Vetches were in
demand.

AVLI6111:11T, Sept. 13.—The supply of Wheat to-day
moderate, and although a clearance was masts, no advance could be
obtained in prima. Other sorts in rhort supply and sale good, at the
ante rate, as last week. Wheat, 81. 10s. to 101. 10a. per lavl of
S qrs. Barley, 28e. to 28s. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 265. Beans, 224,
to ells. Pea., 264. to 30s. Vetches, 28s. to 324

BATH, Sept. 13.—At our market this day, the Wheat
trede was dell. at a retluetl mOf lc per qr. In once descriptions of
pale there does not appear to be any change.
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BLDroltD, Sept. 13.—Wheat was a very dull trade to-
day, and stoat 6d. per load of 5 bwthels lower in pros. AU other
corm was telly r pad as Ult. day selmort. Wheat, 225. GL to 275.
per load. Borley, 32.. to 32.. per qr. Chats, IS.. Col.to 28e. Beans,
Ir. to 21s. per load. Per, 166- to 11e. Winter 411. to 4s. 6d.
per bushel.

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BLIMICL. Sept. 13.—There was again a small attendance
at our machat to•day, bat a howl show of samples. Little dosne to
as Prices were la favour of tbe buyer, r surer : Wheel,
01d,40e. to Va. Rd. per qr.; sew, bes. to 4Us. Barley, ale. to Ns.
Oats, 17e. Bd. to 20s.

Iltaporotio, Sept. 13.—We were liberally supplied with
new wheat, and but little old offering. The honoree done was only
for immediate consumptioc, the millers not being free buyers at lan
week's rates, which were in most iltr.Soolll obtained. Poe Burley
there was little toiletry, but the sale for malting purposes has nut yet
eummenced; holders demand full prices. Ow and Beans were In
request, at the eurreary or this day week. In Pea little doing, and
no change of price worthy of nodes. Vetches were in good demand.
BOSTON, Sept. 13.—We have bees fairly supplied with
Wheat in our market to-day and the trade bas been tolerably brisk,
at Is. decline. Oats were also the tarn lower. la other gram very
little banners doing. Wheal, red, 32a. to 325, per qr. • white, Ste.
Oats, new, 15s. to lea; old, 245. Beery old, SW. to 33;.
CelllelittidOZ, Sept. 13.—We bad a lsrge rupply of all
corn at market to.day, and lower prices were submitted to in order to
effect ales. Wheat, red, dis. to We. ; white, 40s. Kielty, 23.. to
28s. Beans, 24e to die Peas, 2131. to 28s. Oats, IGe. to 214..
CelernintiltY, Sept. 13.—Our Wheat market was largely
supplied; saes were reidilyellected at last week's peke.. Wheat, 01,1,
brown, Mo. to 395.; new, ids. to 395.; white, old, 404.; new, ode. to
44.. Barley, new, 2.3 e. to 295. Oats, old, 21a. Beans, old, 275.
Pus., hog, I3e. Tam, Sa id. per bushel.
CARLISLT, Sept. 13.—The supply of Wheat wit good,
sad several ramples of new, being in good condition, obtained nearly
as mesh mold ; softsamples sold slowly. tats and Barley only a
mild supply. Wheat, +bite, new Ids. to 17.; old, Ins. to 175, ; red,
new, 14e, to He.; old, 11.. to les. Barley, new and old, 11.. to
115.6 d. NM, potato, Ss. Gil:togs.; commas, 75.9 d. to ea. Flour, per
stone, 15, ed. ale Lod. Oatmeal, Is. 10d. Ityenseal, Is. 3d. Barley.
meal, la M.

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CoLcusaTau, Sept. 13.—The supply of Wheat is tt-day
rood ; halt millers ens dealers purchase cautiously, sod sales are r-
wally made at Ia pet qr. decline. The supply of Barley is at pre.
eat very smalL T's u no sharaika to note la prima Betas and
Peas at. witlicsaislYesiks.

Gtorcurnut Sept 13.—There wu a larp attendance and
plentiful =id Zarin Wheat at our mantes We day. Priors
remained dry we +thee owl sberenem of water
power! ini, dsiir=stease purshinmenethp salts beets;
at Motu knits pried. In iheley, bed noldeltrod qualities
seedishathdr talon but thin rendes d mask heed,
Singh wwwwketewiw to buy. Is Dear TIM peter the
tura law. The miss of Oats an iimided on* le mew tawny. toe
widele name ler diary is moped. lamb donor tke week
wheat lawwwiet 4110 qn.; fordo, Itartsy, fends, Md.
On n.Witlif, Sept. 13.—Our randy of Wheat to-day
nes not W.
Then yr • draggin Mle. Mt is g
ladn de-
mand. We end quote aro Wheat a side tomer this meek.
'rhea Us. to Ns. ; nen, Ns. to Ole. lassid. 27e. to Ns. Peso,
30e.

HinaroaD, Sept. 13.— TM asarket wee well supplied
with new Whew, in very good condition and quality, wedeln Glib..
to balite. per imp. bushel; wing corn not yet much hressit for-
ward. Very few dealers on the msrket, end the millers coition
in their operations. Wheat, a elude lower In prime, with. stow
isle :—Wheat, new, per bushel, 4s. 4d. to to. 61; old, 4s. &I. to
4.. 3d. Barley, 3s. to dw 6d. oat., 2s. dd. to 2s. 9d. Bens, 31. 9d.
to is. Pees, la. 841. to le.; foreign, 3s. M. to 3.. Td. ; white mum,
la. Bd. to de.

HEarrono, Sept. 13.—The market to-day was fairlyTi:it
plied with Wheat, a great part brag of Ws seaffa grunt,.
dull, and, except (Jr the beet eamp'ee, lees money wadi °bedded We
had a few ample, of new Barley offering; the salty Se; pries
team 275. to per qr. • but little doing Oats. dm en BUM
quite as good trade. Present quotation. :—Whaat, from dle to
in.. per load. Harley, 21a. to 31s. per qr. late, 174. to 14a. per
qr. Paw, Ile. to 20a. per load. hewn, ma, to lis. Taro, Ida. to
Ste. Rye, Ha. to ISL
KINDAL, Sept. 13.—0 n account of Sae westker, sad
brume Whig bray owed leanest ape..llen beil en •
"mall inplg et both Wheat en Osts. At nvellet tale
h monieg
mac re=
macs Mr non mean Se same am a men Oa On et
new; sew ibilmel ld. per Mem When all, de to do. per
elf SI acme; new, no. to fts. Osie, ail, leiL pee Man ;
so, 10%d. to I%d.
LANCAITZE, Sept. 13.—The put week luta been very One.
Farmers are earn* boy easering thole steps. Tedars market
en only leaded with aB Si Wheat ed. per
loadn Glamoap ur ; am, la bass se,dl ardembed pram.
No lo Mann. Wen We to
23e. fah Oelerld, Ws. to Men per nes 1$010e.; new,
ILurconswis, Sept. IL—Another week of very fine
seder any Sena Dearly IMP a aile. inn the most lanind•
caveman's. Uwe WMee as patlant dine la Se mon a
the ends lam ear hat. At egg Ilgslogigia Wes bet Mlle Is dims
la Wish aseire aerneleams it boin. tlaleatßeal.
Om el imah Wen belh Immendent tans aidenetharnme
mccadis Inns lee elheall tna= ins ni eld
pr are sae amelesi sod Wood me very
ens and midi In pries°lBild Me ere slaileystentlag.
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11:Laraosovez, 13.—Xcet el tie Amin havisi
cerapiest• *dr bentr, lad • bed= mere et saw What te.
day. The rased we re very kirk Yr Ind tomple• el bell
NA smir•lrel ham turas ; bet Ware `lamir Ur
freareteNt bert, eel orb rramed. Sew MOW*
war. rd Ike way Is euellort Wes yet little brims baler
tvarrla ries woe dm. la Oor, Dem. sad Posse reltlia
reap rad Vi* • red NIL
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Noawtcw Sept. 13.—At our market this day Sera was
• wry pod angina d armies rad isordwin, who Ann Steely,
at la. Fr or. Mks= wok & bit in neend leslassa
art • and /WM min it She dm d ne wane ; w• I
cian ths peke ta. per sr/Awn arum we% sal takstsr pr ar
liser.tals. we
a di =st Misr nein Bann, me wry Me
beinst dor sar==. •kw and len Inell
sold et Wow ll.=
Naas ad lbw own Csrbi. at My senisea=el=
• Ilk Inn. sal elan tbs nen spiky; Ile ben k a bap er.%
sad inewleilles part. tam wise a and Ws err maws knk lak.
nor dmelptlase ea land it& par qp. takelsa. Tha wsether
lain; newt mak bra ill OA hew, and wbb kr esesnai
tie len pin d Os lansse, ar4 nib Ike nentlea el ben arst
thin • lhal sdknotww 'NW als are serweL Oat essildril
of dr IMO yr weed bare the Ina of as& fia. sal Is le es en
owdlika nen le "kW; ths net was Issi mg la bider air.
sad mil se hen to le Nimble" bane a k at kr ilea I same
se male SiWi ths month al My labl. lir let ne lksky kof ma
=same fisauo, anwhoi Sy the why sod Mid by Ow ; los
set can MOW yrn NIL
Patwasoaotrott, Sept. 13.—Theta tiva a pad supply d
saw Men bin Indry. sant to wain IL /sr er.lown
1111•1•111 b. sal Wheel. tie Yells: sad Sea. le NIL, bk. to kW.
per qr. New llests• boa an le Ur pre v. Oda ed. to kid. jig
rim New isisnile. Uhl owl old. aft.% dk. Pa al.

PSYWOrte Sept. 12.—the now Co,s lbibb--to teeitt
potty gully tataithe market, sad thtquat7 Po* la=
Ss brims Wee aowitlise to "dealt to tie lateptlete,
el listkes mall. Wheat, white. se% Raft to 101.
ple bob tel. DIMI. 111. 106. to 91. le. Sub,. Nekkg, rot *
1•548,D gir.;_pbb% lb. to Ns. us. le by. res. lb. ft
no. mi 11061. 014