The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-06 00:00:00

POLICE.

GROSS ASSAULT UPON A PUBLICAN.—LETTINO OFF
FIREWORKS IN THE STREET.—CAOT/11 Greedle, • youth
about 14 years of age, was charged by Mr. Thomas Graynall,
landlord of the Prince of Walea, Finsbury-market, as fol-
low. ; —Mr. Groynell, whose forehead was bespattered with
planter, stated that at about 9 o'clock last night the defen-
dant and several other boys were making a great disturbance
before Lis door. He warned them off repeatedly, threatening
them with the cane ; they, however, replied to his admoni-
tions and threats by letting off a number of fireworks. He
then ran out with the cane in his hand, and applied it to the
backs of several of them, and whilst doing so he distinctly
saw the defendant throw at him the half•brick now pro-
du,ed, which met him in the head; blood flowed profusely
from the wound, and for a time be was completely stunned.
The defendant ran off, hut was captured.—The defendant
did not deny having thrown the missile at the complainant,
but said that the latter was the aggressor, as he had come out
of his house with the cane, and beat the boys, who were
quietly playing in the road, without any provocation whatever.
•l he mother of the defendant here stepped forward, and said
she hoped the magistrate would have mercy upon her son,
as it was the first time he had ever been brought to that or
any other court of justice. Her son was about to be appren-
ticed, and she was fearful that any har.h means used towards
him would tend much to his prejudice. Mr. Bingham : The
public generally must be protected, and in mercy to it, :1
mercy to the injured individual, the complainant—aye, in
mercy even to the prisoner himself, it is my duty to see that
he he properly punished, as an examp'e to other youth.il
delinquents who are continuelly committing breaches of the
peace, and rendering themselves otherwise obnoxious in that
and other in ighbonrhoods. He should tine the defendant
303., or in default, a fortnight in the House of Correction.

COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Half-past Two o'Clock.—We hare the same flat
market to-day in the funds. Consols for money and account
are 641 ellernately buyers and setters.
In foreign stocks there are scarcely any transactions to
report. Spanish were a shade better, the tires at 264 to 4,
the Threes, 371 to S. Portuguese, 411 to 2.1 ; Mexican, 24j
to 51. Buenos Ayres did not support the rise of yesterday ;
they are now quoted 44 to 6.

ENGLISH FUNDS.
Bank Stock,
3 per CL Red.
3 per Cent. Corlols, 931

'G PRlCE.B.—Tuarr. o'Czoc-x.
Ditto tor Acct., 951
31 per Cents,
Exchequer BO* -1.. -0.
FUNDS.
1 per Cent. Grenada , 261 4
Grenada 1/gerreil 11.15., 34 C
5 per Ct. Mexican, 181 S, 241 34
per Cent. reruzian Ills., 36 n
' Portueue, Cone. lids., 114 24
3 per Ct. It woilun I4ts.,
' 3 per Ct. Spanish lids., 2911
3 per Cent. Sixinkh j
Spanish Deferred Ma, 161 1,4
Spaulati Passive Ittlat 31
2 per 11.1 eiusuels lut+., 11 2
Venezuela Dehriad 124 134

S per Cl. Austrian Bch.,
4t per Ct. Belgian lids., 97 9
2i per Cent. ditto, 55 7
.5 per Ct. Brazilian Ilds., St 90
5 per Cent. New Bear. Ms., 97 9
6 per Ct. Buenos Arras 199,., 44 6
6 per Ct. Milian 8da.,96 lOU
6 per Cent Colurab. def. Ilds
Cattail ti an EqUadOT [Wm. 34 4
3 per Ct. punish ltd.. 99 90
2i per Ct. Uutzh lids., j
4 per Ct. Dutch tens., 925 3 d

A general depression nip
North British are more firm 11
of the disasters of this unfort
but strong serers at the latter

WAYS.
,gne in the railway market.
than could be expected, in face
innate line. They are 71 to 8,
price.

SALES EFFECTED 1
(Yesterday'. prices wil
Amber., Not., Ito"., E. .In., 24 2
liirmbtit. 8 Gloucester, 1991 30
Ilirminit. and Oz'ord Jun., 446
Ittiatol and Exeter, 84
Bristol and Gloucester, 49
Caledonian, 214
Cornwall and Central Devon, 14
Direct Northern, 11 .8
Ea-tern Counties, 214
Ito. New, 6 p
Do. perpetual per Ct. (No. 1) 4 p
Ito. York Ettension, 14
East Lanciphire, 17
Minh. awl tam., 4 durei4 184
tit. North of I:nuland, 240 1
Ititto New, 29
Ditto New, 21 t
Great Western, 1. 7
(lull and Selby sharers WS
Leicester & Bedford, j j d.
Lit., Man., 8: Nrwe 0.J0., 14
London 7t. ItLckwd4 94

L-D.IY IN LONDON.
be found in last sage.)
Man., Roston, & Mat., p
Man. and Southampton 1 1
Midhunl, 134 3
Do. New, 341
Newcastle & North Shifid., 331
Newmarket & Cliesterfonl, p
Norfolk, 132
No. th British, 32 3
Ito. Half Shares. 141 4
Do. Csrlisle Extension, 31
North Staffordshire, 2 1
Oxford, Wor., & Wolver.,l.l
Portsnunith Direct, II
shrewslniry and Birmingham. 3
ff. K. & Dovor, New, (ins. at 151.
No. 4, 21
South Walcw, 4
At-elsh Midland, 1
' West Hiding Union, 11,1 0
Wilts, Somerset, & Wer al,l
York and Newcsstle, New, 110, 1
York & N. Mkt., 95
Do. E. & W. Riding Ext., 111
Boulogne and .Imiens, 141
Direct Vombuy & Madras,
! Luxembourg, /1 d.
Madras, Nelk,re, & Arcot, 1
N. of France Constitted, 13'
Paris & I.yonsConstituted, 51
Paris & Strasburg Constituted, 41
TER, Orr. 3.
lon., Man., & Air., qrs.., A., 71 p
IM. do., It., 71 p
Man., Thu., Mat., &Mitt, 4 p
Man. & Leeds Ex., 1 3-16 1 p
North Stafford., 21 1-16 p
Oldham Districts, 1 d
Do. Birk., ke., Ills. M., (Sad
She. and Lincoln, 15-16, 1 d
Shrews., &S. Staf., d
t3r0p.Un.,11.&C., 125.6113a.13d. 4
S.E. and Dover,llalves,4, 1 3-I6 p
Trent Val., MitL O. 32.1G5. p.
W. Riding Un., 11 7-16 p •
Whitchay. aria Furaess,3 15-16 d

1)ltto New, 3
London re Ittinitton, 381
lon on k Croydon, 21*
1)n. Guar. 5 per Cent., 91
London to N. Wrytent, 198 7
Le:ulon 5: S. Western, 1191 70
London York, 4 ktiamt, i
Man. 5.: Leeds, 1 shales, 6

MANCIIESI
,‘•nb., Nat., I. E. 1., I d
Birk., Linc., and Chefs.. I 5-16
Ihr. and Oxford In., 31 p
Black, Clitb., and N.W.,
Charnel and Blythe, d
E. exionlies, York Ex., 1 5-16 p
E. Lancashire, 14 p I
Ileetw., Brest., .R. 3., 13e. d
Gt. Grimfilty & SheL, 5 d
Do. Quarters, 1 d
110t1., Hal., lint. 11 p
Do. & Mon. BAC., 1-16 dI p
Leicester and Bedford, I d
Licerp. and Burr New., 1 p
Ormd., & fti•est., si 7-16 p
LEEL*I
Greet Grinashr, 5 d
Lee& and Thirak, 51 d
Leeds and Ilnidford, 411 p
Man. & LeedirEs., 23d. 6.1. p
N.Britidh, Car. Bran., 11 Mr.
Mulder, and Man., 3d d
A mberpte, 12s. rd.
yeedd, wakeliekl,s;

•
HULL. f
Boston, Stamf.,l,. Birm., 12s. 6d.
Glasgow and Dumfries, 31s.
Leicester St Bedtord, 103.6 d.
& "Roston, Sf p.
Lynn and Ely, 1611

EDLNLIMU
Aberdeen Railway, 141.
Caledonian New, I9e.
Direct Bomb. ft Mad:v(4lla 12•13 d
Dundee and Arbroath, New, 23j1.
E. 0:111111.1e* Eaten., 40s.
North British, 331., 320.

Orm'kirk, 2., 2/.160. Gd. p
Midland and Thirik, 225. d
North etaffordshire, 2/. 4, p
Sheffield, Itotherhain,&e., Iw. d
ghropshire tnian, I Is. d
Matlock and Buxton, 130. lis. p
West Riding I. dot, 31, 31.95.

Midland 4(1. glare., 34;
so.tb Brit. Carl., 63a. 64a.
North Sof., 2/. fa. 21. Ss. W.
Carlisle New, 9.. 3d. 9.. 94. p.
West Riding Union, 3/.lls.
31, Orr. 3.
North British, Hake., 141/.
Do. Quarter., 635. Gd., 6Ss.
Do. New, 20s. 6d. 21a.
Scottish Central and Cal. In., 308.
Herefords, M.W.

PRODUCE.

MINCING-L.I)M, Sugar. The
quantity offered iu the public sales to-day has exceeded the
demand, and the result ha. been that a large proportion was
bought in to sustain prices. The Barbadoes, however, was
the exception that sold at previous rates, 475. to 54m. A
small part of the St. Lucia sold ; a portion bought in at 425.
w 435. 61. Abiut half of the 6,500 bags Mauritius was
bought in. The Bengal went off heavily. A limited
amount of business was done in West India by private con-
tract. Refined : The market has been dull.
eqfee.-2,500 bags good ordinary Ceylon were offered in
pub':c sale ; a large portion sold at 385., which was a decline
of Is. upon the previous public sale, although it was under-
stood that pure had been accepted by private contract—a
part was bought in at 395.
Cotton continues in good demand, at ;ally previous rates.
Rice has been dull, but white Bengal remains at 188. 61.
to 201.

Rum has been steady.
Tallow continues firm at 465.
Indigo.—The quarterly sale commenced to-dav ; it went
off irregularly ; large quantities bought in at high prices ;
the portion sold realised from 2d. to Bd. advance on last sale's
prices, but there was a want of confidence in buyers.
LONDON, Ocr. s.—ln the Butter market during the
past week there was a good deal of business transacted in
most descriptions, both on board and landed, at improving
trim
s of from Is. to 3s. per cwt. aceordirg to quality, the
finer sorts being most in demand. Dutch having further
advanced 4s. to 68., the market closed very stiff at the fol-
lowing prices: Carlow, 945. to 102 s. on hoard, 965. to 102 s.
landed ; Cork, 955. to 965.- on board, 96a. to 984. landed;
Limerick, 915. to 936. on board, 935. to 96e. landed ; Water-
ford, 92a. to 96a. on board, 936. to 97a. landed; beat Dutch,

110 s. to 113. landed. The Bacon market remained in the
mine quiet state; a few parcels of prime cured sizeable meat
have arrived, sails& at 68s. to 70s. landed; stale and in-
ferior a very dull sale. In other articles no particular alte-
ration to amice.

PRICES C
Bee Ll 4 per ewt. DLTT ram.
W. Lictla,B.P.bwa.4-42 810-444 3d
Yellow k o.ey 43 0. 17
Phr 4B 0...55
Maarkfar, brown :5 0...43 li
Yellow 43 0..47
PlO6. 43 0. 33
Bengal a Madras, b. 38 0...45
Yellow 43 0..47
White 4B 0...37
Foreign. broom
Yellow ._ .. 44 0...46
Grey and white- 47 0...56
Bedard, Hamlwo' 67 0...70
Lamps 63 0...83
Corms, fa Bond.
West India, ord.__

nary - /13 0... 40 0
45 0... 60 0
Pine ;0 0...100 0
Ceylon, good ordi
nary . . .. SS 0... 40 0
Pine ordinary 41 0... 46 0
Fuse 54 0... 90 0
Moeba, good to Ilie3o 0... 66 0
Costa Wm, midi.
nary to tine S4 0... SS 0
Sumatra and Pa- _

n 0...23 0
COCOA.

West India —34 0... 46 0
Foreign 320.350
1 /a, at per lb.
Otago% ecamace 0 94...0 101
lbw'', at per eat.
Bengal white lB 6. 20 0
_ _

1 Sus Z 9 10 Lacus perto at n.
Z 9 15
Pigs, No. 1. ..- b 15... 8 0
Hoops U 5...11 10
Cargo atOudlf bar 9 0.. 0 0
Ihrinbalt II 5._ 0 0
Lams, at per tau
2kid":lsset lB 10 . 0 C
s,
19 10... 0 0
Bars 2O 10. . 0 0
his& abet 22 0... 0 0
miler minitun
NOW 19 0 . 0 0
WA per 252 imp. gal. d.p.
TM, Beal, pak 2O 0... 0 0
straw l7 0..38 0
brown It yellow 25 0.. 26 0
SH7 7
P:o7lde tter 79 3:::: :
Cod 27 0 .27 10
South Ara 24 0...26 0
011ve,Galllpoli,p.ton 42 0... 0 o
Cocoa Pint 360.375
Seed, Rape, pale,
per ton 33 10...14 9
Linseed 25 5 . 0 1
PitOrIPIONS, per cwt.
Butter—Gat, Ist 94 o_ll 111
2nd 90 0 91 9
3rd 84 0...86 9
Dublin, Ist
Luneriek, do 9l 0...93

Ergo
Java l3 0... 16 0
Patna 24 0.. 26 0
Carolina.— .

Carlow, lat O2 0...96
Newry, let ...
'Waterford 9O 0...96
Beef, ladle, per
throe
Prime Meat 0 0... 0 •
Pork, prime seem— 72 6...75 0
Baron-Pork taut I
Do., Belf 6e 0_73 ,
ast
Bacon, Waterford,
per cot 46 0...70 0
Belfast
lAV:.l..krtrgrk 146 0...56 0
Ditto Bladder
Hasa, 01 and Cow, at per Ito.
B. A. and M. Woo,
(Flaw — no d 645.0 074
04 . 5
Brastl, dry 01. 0 ay
Drymalbal....-.. 0 ~o sJ
la* dru ...... —. 0 .. 0 6
liaoakialip. 67 0 5 ...0 6
Wait laga. dry • 0 491 . 0 6
Via.
0
3 0 5
0 0 106
ktitali.Z4.. 67
: 1• -3
8. Aster ,
hide 9 0...16 08 0
Bowl; ditto 6 6...10 6
Drs Wooos, at per toe.
Loaerceid, Jamaica-84 b... 4 10
Honduras ...... ..... 3 5... 6 IS

...... - -
Quapeaday 010...91D
Turtle, Jamaica 3 10... 6 0
Cuba ll 19 . 9 0
Nicarag a; large sod
solid 14 o_l3 0

anal ll 0 .10 0
Van 11 0 .16 0
supen
Red Sanders. ...... 10... 5 15
Brae, .... .40 0...54 0

CORN.