The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING JULY, 16, 1651.

The leased Judge gave the grand jury some brief in-
'tractions le to the duties they were summoned to perform
Asses Bolierd, whose real name was William Horton,
was indicted Ors baying stolen 17 cwt. of lead, the property
of George Edward Delaforce and another.
Mr. Banana's' appeared for the prosecution ; Mr. O'Brien
for the primmer.
The circumstance' of this case were singular. The pro-
secutors were wise merchants in Wimpule-street, and in
May. last the primer went to Mr. Delaforce, and, repro.
sentinglihmeeff to be Mr. Jaime Ballard, a cashier in the
Beak of L doted that be wished to take a here
which Ye. DiYfea bed to let in Wedmore
Marylebene. Beiknfoi him to be a respectable awd
what be hod repremenied himself to be, Mr. Delaferve Whim
the house, No. 7, Wesemereland.street, on agreement for
6W.. Adjeismieg the house was a ware use, which
theprisoner was allowed the use of until it was required
byte
that the whole of the lead had been removed from the roof,
and replaced with vise; but the value of the sine laid down
was about eue-third that of the lead which had been re-
moved. The primer nig the lead to a marine store dealer
for W. 10•, sad Mr. Janes Ballard, a cashier in the Bask
of England, proved that he was the only person of that
name holding that position in the Bank. He had been in
the Bank fifty years, and knew nothing of the prisoner.
Mr. Delaforce distinctly denied that the prisoner had
the slightest authority to remove the lead, but admitted
that he had painted the front of the house, adding that he
had not yet paid the person whom he employed to do it.
The defence was that the prisoner had done no more
than was required to put the house in • good state of re-
pair, and that it was • question of right between him and
Mr. Delaforce, and not a felony.
The jury found the prisoner Guilty.
Mr. Field, an officer belonging to the Society for the
Protection of Young Females, stated that the prisoner had
been convicted at the London Sessions of brothel keeping,
and was under a recognisance of 1001. to appear to receive
judgment. He was well known to the society.
The Court sentenced the prisoner to 6 months' hard labour.
A number of eases of pocket picking in the crowds in the
public thoroughfares west of Temple-bar on the evening
of the 9th instant were brought before the court during
the day.

THE POLICE COURTS.
GUILDHALL.

James Caldwell, a genteelly-dressed man, about 60 years
of age, who stated that he was a presbyterian minister of
Stockton-on-Tees, was charged with indecently smanlting
several men at a late hour on Monday night.
The prisoner was convicted on one of the charges, mail
pleaded in extenuation that he was unconscious of what ha
did. It appeared the witnesses were not quite sober.
Fined 61.
Mr. Wilkinson, a commission agent, of 38, Thrograorton-
street, was summoned for illegally detaining a bill of ex-
change for 1001., alleged to have been obtained under false
pretences.
Mr. Parry stated that the complainant, Mr. Birch, a young
man who had lately attained his majority, and who was
grandson to the late Alderman Birch, being entitled to a
sum of money under his grandfather's will, at his
father's death, and seeing an advertisement in a
Sunday paper offering to advance money to the
amount of 300,0001. upon good security, and di-
recting parties to apply to Mr. Wilkinson., he called
upon that gentleman for the purpose of negomating a loan
of 8001., which it was subsequently agreed should be ad-
vanced in eight instalments within two years, upon the
receipt of each of which Mr. Birch was to return to defend-
ant 251. by way of commission. The whole amount to be
repaid in two ands. half years. and instead of 8001. he was
to pay back 1,6001., just double the amount. Mr. Birch,
however, shortly after repented of his bargain, and wrote
to the defendant desiring him not to raise the loan, but
defendant said ho had began and must go on with it. Mr.
Birch wrote again to the same effect, and then came up to
town and called on defendant,when he was induced by some
means to sign an agreement for the loan. Mr. Birch, being
in want of money at the time, asked defendant to let him
have 501. on his acceptance and gave Lim the bill in ques-
tion for 1001. Mr. Birch never received one farthing upon
it, and defendant put it in circulation, and then said it was
given to him as a remuneration for his services in endeavour-
ing to effect the loan in the first instance.
Alderman Wilson asked if there was any objection on the
part of the defendant to give up the bill.
Mr. Macnamara, defendant's solicitor, said not the least,
provided that Mr. Birch would withdraw the offensive
terms made use of in advertising the bill, and pay defendant
for his time and trouble in endeavouring to negotiate the
advance of 8091. _ -

Alderman Wilson wanted to know why any claim was
made for expenses, when what defendant undertook was

never performed.
Mr. Matnantara mid that it was at Mr. Birch's request
that the negotiation was broken off.
Alderman Wilson said he would rather see them arrange
the thing amicably between them, fur it was evident that
there were faults on both sides.

Mr. Maenamara said he was quite willing to settle it, if
Mr. Parry would withdraw all the imputations he had cast
upon Mr. Wilkinson's character, and would put an ad-
vertisement in the papers retracting the terms already
alluded to with respect to the obtaining of the bill.
Mr. Parry said he could not do that. He was willing to
withdraw everything he had said of an offensive character,
and to publicly withdraw the words " illegally obtained"
that appeared in the papers advertising the bill, and he
thought that that ought to be sufficient.
It was subsequently arranged that the bill and all papers
relating thereto should be given up, and that Mr. Birch
should pay defendant 201. u a remuneration for his services.
Alderman Wilson then discharged the case, and recom-
mended Mr. Birch, when he wanted money again, to go to
the proper quarter, and not be led away by such announce-
ments as that which had brought him there.

MARKETS.

COTTON.—LtTERPOOL, JOLT 15.—The market has
boa beery to.d.y, let otitt moot Amelia/ft al Weis ; sod, me-
wed with Friday'. rate% ea:gatherer all klub tee the sear The
WO an a•tlneted St I,oov balm et ',bleb Seem ties he import,
rid the net to tot lowa they Ws LOW Aatedees. prim is he-
' Iteitiml IN Swat at id. to 31d.
ORINTIS. JOLT 13.—We bays brit a threw de-
ars of point bet lt WAI to ewe sosiotti owl lads seek tad
totood=4osis: mit et a oodleotioa of to K. painio.le
sow d ink ems Iten tip to Itlrs ors voted
Itealko . Falb Ant saw etwerpquellty, bat sot
elm way to the MOO 14. tad 1,. woe atm
either tore. FormiC densed the NettLrighes
ital. ere la desead. AMP at pd... There bas
tout a psi (WA et dolesla dollk, mot yew porlsoloo bate
toe 'ot to moot its donna is bow nitq sew esoottonik
tome lone toos tootworl. Par ohlettupo oat modopolhoos Owe
to• • Wag wow to its atm ef IM. peepin% *Ms irsoliontAle
twore boas It is Wined tbs. plea ihre oppratlitt
a polot—appools arty it UM ls—toblot toseaso spat
toned ettattottt. 11 soot to born to oh{ howsw. Ott tom
lam ow not boas ittotel Is mood it poll= Om Whom oat
hoe boos *Yen beer toil asailiary oilltioat soy Moto-
seeat la polso. boil la etl MOM= maw my omit sad sty
etseldieelie Iserere el dewed wash* Ned pelue w side 'sassily

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—JULY 15.—We have had a vary
geed cloth market today ; the bummer has bass a .all &wrap bar
%our.

WOOL.—HUDDZIMPIELD, July 16.—The raw material
Wont that present r drug in the muter In this Metric; neither Cuba
Mal nee German Wad wawa b be in demand at meant, nor am we
upset sub doing =W M, connassamment of the mina j .tat Mad.

MANUFACTURES.—HuumsurisLu, July 15.—Our
market las been little more epertted than hat week. A fair quantity
of black Doe Skim, at about is. to 4a. pee yard. hare been sold; so
also • k+ lots AM and ether mistime.

CORN.—lltinwosTs, July 15.—We were fairly sup-
• with wheat to.dar • wry little varieties to peke. and but a
• N mounted et ba;ineoes am Unrested. In seise corn es
hale shown that we make no encitsdenn. WM'S, wblte,42r.to dia.;
red, 40s. to 44a. per qr.

Prove the LONDON GAZETIII.7-2bsiday, July 15.

WILLIAM Arch, Baawell, M metre firesaar, b warrarke
July BS and Aug. IS, et 12, at lit MM. Pea eel
Gem.. Otars.lemegraan, amd tw - Weellirldm Ur.
1041.81 GIL Nis.. Om" 1111Tairler.
Ilmataffeis Ban" ablember, embleplig, July IS and Aug. 23, at
11., et Mail Camst. MillOgesiganm.ol•Mielw, sod Abbot sad
Immo. Baleidt ef meg., meemem, BOOM.
Jam EMT. Inseldetwidn, draper, July
sosl Mg. IL et IL at Cart gds., Hoyle, Llan-
rtZeled tease and Son, ; off. mar.. Morgan,
isegang Broom, Ilaementbahlre, irontounder, July 29
GM AM& IL at IL at Brtstol Court. 80l , Baran, Anatol; off.
OM& Mir, EM.
Remy Omega IMlmeame, Klnglyroad, Bolton Old Town, wheel.
welt, July 22 at 11, mid Aug. 23. t IS. at Baalegludletreet,
air, goy and Bweetbrad, Bloomsbury; off. aadh etanakld, Ba.
slegball.street.
gam= Jocta and 'owe Jorm, March Medd and Italnow, Cbesldre,
ribbon woutolooterers July 30 and Aug. 20, at It at Manchester
Court. gob., Parrott sod Co., Macoledeld ;it wig, Putt, Man-
.

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HULL, July 15.—Impeets of all grain au well kept up,
sad natortenately some an a *all market; the sake of the week
V ing bees at aims nano woo lan Tess ives plop The wes-
t .er Mr ken ranee inien the Int ticZna7 min warmth Is
now dadrolde. We metnni maw wienio at the growing
mop. TM expected dapromala so had its
abet IS to day's market the soppy et Itgallifidlieheat, it la
trio. wee wily moderate, awl inane now Eno Stionew bat mil-
Ws me wry cautious Wpm wad then is iswe pen to
teralga ; en the when the eamin wort be misaid tease nerve ler
=bin is Leriid as alawaties ma be lbws la ao
drop ka the wins etrriay, qualm et whin
most tar sale. The Oat mina is sod all nets an
1.. be be. be..,. • pared et Mehimpl hes ma wear Man was
=very pod quaky, end hid a ltd. per alms I it weighs
Übe. per bushed. Try Wile Wares piing in Beans or
Pon Apanelofnitlsdfsapeabshewsathe mast, both %bite
and yellow, and telling at Eta. 4110ln. kr the tgaer, and 29.. to the
latter. The Linseed market reinins onalwed, with a very seta
amount of twine. Puente; a bie onsempthe male for Cake, both
t anidi and foreign. A side of Ilapiewl Pang the week at 331.
Cake. are without alteration. two July 5 to II : Wheat,
4,639 cp.; Bailey, 4,990; Oen, 11,11111; Imam 93 ; Pus, 1,749; Tares,
6; Liaised, 5,030 ; Repined, ha; 011 Can, 230 tom; Bones, 431.
Iniwicw, July 15.—Since our last report we have had
oral weather, with favourable reins for all crops. We had a moderate
supply of Wheat to-day, and trade was first, at hat week's new
Oate a trifle lower. In Pees and Beane we notice no alteration.
LnnDa, JULY 15.—We have a small arrival of grain re-
pored, but there la a good show of wheat from vessels that have made
their nasesee; holden continue wry inn, and the trade is Family at
fully Friday's rates. Bean nominal. Oats and beans plow sale.
prime as bane. Other articles without alteratkm. Arrivals this
weer: Wheat, 3,660 gn ; One 76; Beane 257 ; Hemmed, 361.

. .
Lemnos Iluazaar), July 16.—T ere was again a short
attendance at market. Wheat malatalnad the rates of this day
week. la oilier drain very little dame. Wheat, per load
of 5 bushels, 225. dd. to 275. 6d. Barley, per qr. Imperial, 24a. to
27.. Beads, la.. to 225. per 3 bushels. Oats, 235. to 2bs. per imp
path' gr.

Lewis, July 15.—The business transacted here to-day
was lot Ruda:teat to maks any alteration In our quotation,. Wheat,
109. to 111. Os. • red W. 10s. to 91. Ltarley, 24a. to 255.
data, 20s. to 21s. Beam, ins. to 295. Per, 28s. to 295.

LtrEltrOoL, July 15.-Uaafectclby the dull accounts
received from Mart-lane this morning, we experienced a moderate
demand fur Wheat at our Corn Bachand* today, all deseelptioes of
British and foreign fully maintaining the current rates of last week,
to which holden steadily adhered. American Flour continued to
meet • tolerable inquiry, but importers, in some cue% relining
rather higher teems, which were unattainable, sales were not euten-
ain, and our last genetic:ea scarcely eseeeded ; whllH French and
Irish, moving alordy into consumption, merely manned late prices.
._3Barley Beane, and Per, being more dilikult of ode, were rather do-
I a value_ Malt, on the coatrary, advanced la. per qr. Oats, Lein;
moderate request, negated former prices. Oatmail dull, and 6d.
per load cheaper. Inilan Cora, being Wm reedy eateuble than here-
tofore, declined ed. per qr. Arrivals Into Liverpool and ittusount
from the ails to Om 14th July In cluane: Wheat, 50,251 qrs.; Bar-
ley, 1,452; Malt, 906; Oats, 1,455; Beam, 5,961; Per, 910;
diva Own, 18,429; Oatmeal, 1,039 men; Flour, 3,061 melte and
6,601 barrels. Beppu. to Ireland: Wheat, 1,214 qrs.; Boom, I 5;
Indian Corn, 5,418 ; Indian Corn Meal, 123 barrels; Flour, 341
sacks and St 3 barrel,.
LYNN July 15.—We have had a moderate supply of
Wheat, and prices en about the same ea lad week : 0111 w. to ridlte.,
41s. to 43a.; Ilse, 4b. pee qr. to the growers. No other grain at
market.

NEWCASTLIt, July 15.—We bad a violent gale of wind
from the mat yesterday; to-day the wind is moderate, front the
north-west and Ise, Our market taw morns.' opened languidly,
and mama tt heat mended slowly. For Norfolk and Sulkstk ray
Gilts. per bushel, otocscolosr, 445.; Gallas could not be exceeded:
go One line car or W et 112iltn. per bushel, was taken at 446.6 d.
per qr., neighed &KW. demand foe Flour Is very elan, and con-
ed to neeseeitona buyers, wbo oblate the turn in their favour. Our
large deakre are sot se yet buyers, beimg still in sack. Barley, Beans,
and Peas • slow sale, and rather lower. Osta, also, must be quoted
lower.

PLymouru, July 15.—Since our last week's report several
=of Wheat have arrived here from Orittawy, owl of this morn-
bet holders took a little low money for Wheat than had been
previously made. The weather is unsettled ; but more Rill emu&
weaned.

SALISBURY, 15.—The weather for several days has
beet sold, attended with he seat.iNi showers, sad three be Walt •
scasidereisaisseity strata walesWbad the ease et neer
leveeing sore trek. Is err tear la se, preselaill•
asahlerseposremes ; art leserr rid Oats an weft Me set. At
ear sweet liss slip* at Wheat we. esesseably saat, sad
athlete tit seseirse wee sot lerws, • gad Mee
erwaid WIN sad he west% prises were leer though
so inaesesase weld le ese.•• kw srephe ot
Iseby wee se ate:, Wale as ammo meant at wee
dim pelves eons.ths wee as he gee. MA so Whoa Oslo ery
tlala Spree cibeassetriswea aides, sod the trametais
ewe ale salLiest to my qrsolleleas boa err Ise. Whet.
web, eas. to eas. ;41.1115.t. to 40.. beer, fas. to Vs. Oste,
Ma to es. Isa No. to 401.; p
er f to ets.
Bye. Us. se Ves. per qr. Gs. to Gd. per lane, Ss.
to 7s. ewe, Sta. to SOL per see.

CATTLE, ae.—ROTIIERHAM, July 14.—We have not so
large a "ripply or either Beasts or Sbeep to tills day's market. Buyers
are sot so nu but Mall equal to the supply. All sold up at rally
bat week's pylon. f, is. to Cm. 3d. per IMOD% Matta; 41d. to
14.; small, SM. per lb.

theater. . -
1in.1.91 EAT, Inman KIT, and WILLIAM Kay, Herwaol, Lannahhe,
cotton 0.1110145. Jaly 25 and Aug. IS, at 12, at Mane.baster Court.
Soles, Worlltington and Earle, Manchester; oft. ao4, Madman,
Maehter.
ROM= Dann Jlanoel, Chorch.passge, Blohopogate.dreet With.
out, silk merchant, July 19 at 1, and Aug. to at It, at Basingball-
rtreet Bon., Bddger and Collins, King Wllliannittreot ; 01. amis.,
I Nicholson, Basninallatnot.
Jam Tana and Tama. Pam, Coventry. Shropshire, drapes, July
80 and Aug. 20, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Bois., tale and Co.,
Manchestar, and Mown= and Co., Birmingham ; off. mail.. MM.
more, Birmingham.
La WAIZTIZI.D. Liverpool, tea dealer, July ft and Aug. la, at 11,
at Court. leis., Evans and Bon, L'verptol;
MM.. 4.
Troia. WALD, Prior, Worrestsroldre, coal merchant, Aug. 2
sad 91, at at Birmingham Court. 8010. Chaplin and Co., Bk.
minghans ; •off. male., °ulnae, Birmingleaui.
TKOMAS Emu, %thwarts, Exeter, trine ennrenant, July 25 at 1, and
Aug. 16, at 11, at Baehr Court. Bob., Wilde and Co., Cheapilde,
City, and loom, Exeter; otr. sa 4g., Flutist, Exeter.
RICHARD WILLOW, .Wharton, Deransbire, miller, July 21 at 1, aad
Aug. 20 at 11, at Exeter Court. rola, Gears and Co., and Stogdoa,
Bitter; off. rig., Hermann, Exeter.