The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS,

(THU DAY.)

ILII2IIIION-HOUSE.
lITIOULLI COAT ROBBERY.
Dennis Murray, a respectably. Snared, and rather gentle-
manly looking lad, was charged silk steeling two mats,
value Si., elder rather Marilee armunstanoes.
On the 19th February he was char with the same
theft at this court by polka constable Baker, 69, who de-
posed that he saw the primer in Petticoat-lam with the
owls on his arm, end having his sainkles excited
asked him where 'he had got them. Murray said
he had just bought them of a Jew ia the
lane for be., end as witness felt mewed that no dealer there
would sell two such costa for so small a cam, he at cam
took the prisoner to the stalks-house. When then the
enema on duty asked the FINOMer whether thin was
anything is the pockets of either coat, to which the prisoner
replied in the negative, upon whisk the sergeant marched the
pockets sad found in one of Gam a silk handkerchief and •
pair al socks, both marked with initials. The prisoner said
lie supposed they wars in the pockets when he bought the
meta, and that a all he knew about it. At the same
time he gam starred name sad taker, sad as it ap-
peared upon facial that his pirate were very respectable
people, and as Orme wee no owner for the coats, the ;cleaner,
altar being naisioi fora week, was d . and sold
that the eadiartiell. aselimed by any one be up
to lila at dosed et a month. Hs went to the
station et the d a moth, ea demanded the resifts-
tie esea hut lbe police
netil boasted
to give tbos up, ad biota tell to call agai at ths sad of
a salsa issath. Bias that period hol dispel, how-
ever, a gentkata mpg,/ at ea dim. in Great
St. Helms, "sat to Me rase Oaths to give
information east a art width led boa stolid
from his resat • alglit sr two heirs, sad amatisail ths foot
that two mats balsa Not ta ties same way by hbnitelf sad
• fellow-dm* on the 19th of llebruary. He was thashown
the two mats whisk ha/ hams fogad in the primate's paw
eon, identified them and commnen*, what
the primmer oiled at as station • second liar_ was
on Thareday) be magpie taw into essay.
Mr. Beard, etas apparel al the gime% sentinda that
there was no prifol he &taking the prisoner, who ea-
wanted lbr the palm ism el the coats by salsa be bought
Whim Palkastams, whowarry had probably ban sold
Oae real disc wire babas selling them to Um Jews had not
handl dos to be hi the palliate.
Mamma Moss aid an he would sill a east with a ink
humilowchkf sod pak of socks inLthe pocket, whatever the
ON might dealthos could be no doubt as to the tad of
the_ pelmases iskeful potation.
The primmer, we bows to the pollee es a easpanka
al Mom, akbenA ha had new bum revioniily omitted,
was sat is herd Lbw hosts walk

DAAJXO ;01111111 aTI cossewries.
.dies &Maw sad Ina Hadaltas two ditty, Wakes-
looking wens, with abate is ask saw, we pissed el
the tar afore Hr. Cosh, awed wt Mahn as slyest
of the Woe of 10a. Pd., the reporty of the Bey.
caw
The pea, Oisimest, of 10, Alliewirest, Oray's-
bawd, rig that Biwa the loth of Maeda the two
=rewe to hieltases, wiespnessil • ask te whin.
e as lbw Wey sell Hwy tread thsa WNW bw
deed, bet both the wow ler Ivor, Y.
Whoa do swat sad told Wen ht se
away. They Wow wry Wiest sad andive, sad aid
so Its vas • chnows li4 wal hap ida as yeas se they
Morl, and he was ary sad to pit rid of arm ria they
we gene the WWI" is wake wee aim* sod epos
ping to the address they tin roe be heal it tree law-
root.
Policeemieble Clailde. SS i. NM ham the diretplica
shwa of the plasm he tech Ora We wady yesterday,
Wes they wan half drank, tad upon his taling *ors the
chaptit y denied all kaowlase of the wassetha
The Osease osid it ma be all
a tomake—they had
ass the rearad gesasess Mare.
leayearas Witham, Whelia. asked for a emead, sad
rid be had se dish be sisal* be able to get wen or eight
aka am aselat the prinewee, la which that had com-
mittal Wheels@ =liar soh* idler claramehases.
Mr. Coals remsdeCthe priessers for a wet.
WIfIIUXSTEE.
SOLDIIIII 111IDO1S.
Ada
with enaserer-orpeat is aa Isiah regineest,
wee abused assanhas Grasknell, •
toll-eollessa oa V
Oa the charge being Wilt, the constable in the ease
said emphasised was not sweat to Falcate it.
Itellyrer iessired whether the caoatable had allowed
the
The co salable replied is the efilresetive.
Mr. Pepsder viola to knew whether it was of a Balms
astas?
The erieleble mild It yes ant
Mr. Parise del hew it had occurred ?He pos
dellahat dig set tidily beteg is rest:slat/A hat Led

to
The dehndlint seed it was so.
The orsetabh said that was not the whole of the matter in
ate, There wee a disteibMo9 between the toll tatter and
defendant beams the latter whited to go over the bridge by
the eamieg• way tesseed of the foot-pmeenger way.
Dehatient mid the seen seized him by the collar roughly
end he merely streak him to he own defence.
Mr. Papier they disitarged the accused.
The asereteryee the company eiterwarde attended, end said
Ids men wee nee
that In ossismienos of having under-
stood hem bin hat the court did not sit till eleven.
The amphiment having been sworn mid the young men
went likengh en the age-oray, inskting on doing ea,
hide, sheet hie being font in interfering with him. He
west at hr some distance, sod presently returned, telling
ormileimet that be would mill him dim stopped him again.
Oempleineed pat up bis hood to path him away, when the
rows Imes Meek hm.
Mr. !whet tagaimi whether them was any dispute &boat
the lello
The 611 hiker eesllsd that there wee not.
The relents fmmedtotely granted a summon,.

Auarmits Gauss OUTRAGE ut KumlaOns.—
The band of lOW diabolical WIONISM bee hem spin at
week in the pada of Marylebous—aet Wetter In a Mash
but be ens of our most interesting placea of imbibe mesa-
mat, the Colesseuss. It will be mailmeed that mamma&
the portico of the pad entrance in Betgas-perk Ihmo '
two egaserlea MUM dam gmenseed Prime Athol. At an
early hoar this morning informelen wee :vomits& at the
Albany-street dation, 8 division, that daring the eight sem
cm bad gained access to the porno', end eaaplasly ensred
the bald from the status of the Qom. The eida, nese, sad
a pardon of the face of the statue al PlllllO6 Albert
bad teen chipped or knocked off, aad the horses' Made
wry much defaced. Underneath them two status wee
a lot of enroll work in chalk, as well as seem term, the
writing of which closely reemblea that found in the parish
church of Marylebote end In All &cis' church,
Langhaen-place. The stems of rinse lions clue by were
very mach chipped about and written upon. There ausaot
be the *lightest doubt that all them shaman) acts have been
perpetrated by the same masa.
AParmscazige-BALL.—The following gentlemen,
having passed the serrawry emzeinstions, were admitted
1111211b0111 of the Society of Apothecaries at a meeting of the
Court of Imminers, on Thursday :—liessre. Curtis James
Bird, Red River, Hudson's
oßissy Richard Whisk Brig-
Madre, Milford. Pembrokeeldre ; Charles Egg
Drake. %thirstier.. Hants Welter
Church-street, Bethnal-green ; Francis Bcpworth, Crofts
Beak, Leaushire ; Jams Hoehn, East Grintteed ;
mend Mancha 13•84k.street, Southwark ; Newhild
Flaked, ster ; and George Lute Priddle, Poplar.—
At the Bins Court the following I:enamels puled thar first
examinattoa : Massa. Matthew Algernon Adams, Margate;
Joseph Bretton, Dudley; John Erstias Chalmers, Hull ;
John Cookoroft, Middlehant, Yorkshire; sad Joseph Mey,
Biehe Bosomed, Devon.
Ltvuaroot, Ti ms= TRAWL—The general un-
eertalniy with raped to politloel matters in contematel
I:l=which-at the date of our lert circular exercised de-
bar:ram en neatly all the British markets,• still
castimes; sad if the gravity of the eimmeleacescemeeted
with the dispute between France and Austria is to be judged
by the explanseons oared by /Wet misistersto parbsemat,
the state of matters has not materially improved she. Coe-
val with this state of antineetel eider, we most also take
into savant the extensive trade derangements created by the
dissolution of parliament, and the approaching
elections, and them taken in embiastion, together Jr :el
effect produced on the market by a liberal importation of co-
lanial lewd, have bed the effect of greatly retarding the pro-
gnu of business which moaned to be foreshadowed in the
earlier period of the year. Under these cirametanote, it
mem to bee subject of slrPrfre that the scoruwielrs
lased fee weed has rather fallen off than been anginested.
' Notwithetheding this, however, mime have not beta greatly
theami, slthositt the prospeot of an early and heist trade
bee boa setionaly Interbred with.—Preen d. F. awl D.
Nuke+. Cb' eider.
RAILWAY TVAYFIC.—riI• traffic returns of rail-
ways in the United Kind= for the week ending April 16,
amounted to 440901, and for the corresponding period of
lest year to 420,71301, dittoing an imams of 23.6101. The
gam receipts on the eight railways herb* their tennis, in
the metropolis amounted for the week wading as shove to
181,261/. • and for the correrponding week of liet
year to '160,6161., showing en increase of 3.6661.
The locrosse on the Cheat Northers amounted to 1,1091.;
on the Gent Water'. to 4911 ; on the London and
North Western, to 3,7661. • on ss London and Black-
well, to 71. ; and on the landca and Bauth Waters, to
11771.; total, 10,3171. But fr:An this must be &darted
' 1,8851., the. decry UM) on the Eastern Counties, UM ea
the London, Brighton, and South Cued, sad 3171. m the
South East-re, leaving the increase as above 3,6664 The
maga on the other lines in the United Kbeisa
maliasond to 260,0091 ; and for the oaraepos4ag emiell
of leak to 2401611.. showing an increase of La
the receipts of these lines; to which must be added the
isemees on the metivpalitara Rote, asking the total looms,
211,6101. es compared with the correspondung weak of 11114.
Serval/I announces that the Bouthlleatemt
Camas, bare undertaken to troth the tile of W' I
' way at east mice, aai Captain Mangles, chairman; J 2..
Sera Chula% a direo'or of the South Weetire, have
Ms plead as the Isle of Wight board.

MONEY MARKET.-THIS DAY.

Two o'ULoot.

Awarding to the decision of the committee of the
Stock Exchange, the building was to be closed
this day. A large number of members, however,
have come to the City, in consequence of the
exciting character of the foreign news, and have con-
, hived to obtain admission to the building. Transac-
tions to some extent have taken place, notwithstand-
ing the prevailing excitement.. All the markets
wear a very wild and unsettled appearance, and
every class of stock and share property has suffered
severely. The funds have fallen per
Gent compared with the latest quotations of Thurs-
day; and English railway stocks if to 2 per
wet. French and Lombardo-Venetian railway
shares are also severely depressed and almost un-
saleable.

Consols opened at 931 to t for money and the 6th
of May, and, after varying between 931 and 94, ate
now quoted 931 to t, both for money and the 6th of
May.
At Paris this day, at the official opening of the
Bourse, according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the
Three per Cent. Renter were dealt in at 84.76 for the
account, but moon receded to 84.53, showing a fall
of about 2 per cent. compared with the lut price of
Thursday. The telegram adds that the Renter are
" pressingly offered."
Foreign stocks of all descriptions have likewise
fallen heavily, and quotations in many instanoes are
merely nominal, the appearance of this department
being extraordinarily unsettled. BOON idea of the
nominal depreciation may be gathered from the fact
that the Old Turkish Six per Cents. are now called
81 to 83, and the New Loan 71 to 73.
eeBASE OP PIiOLAND.—Aa Mama. peroma Adt Tils sad
lax. a for Ike wad imam dm Weassiy. mid, ma