The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

Hwy Blisaard, a oratermonger, was chargedz_ithng
out and welling fruit in the Meseta is the parish of
contrary to their local act of psalmist, 8 and 9Vio":, si7r6,
dames 146 and 209, which set forth, " that it shall he un-
lawful for any pence to sell by auction or cry out im sale any
goods in the public streets," to.
Mr. O'Brien_ , the sanitary Inspector employed by the Ber-
mondsey Board of Works, said that en Sunday about 12
o'nook the primmer had • truck of apples In the enee; at
ilemonemr, mar He ley Old Oberon. He was saltlef
oat kb frith for sale, end mimes took the prisoner into ona-
thdy,leitt he was not looked np.
Mr. Benham—Doe the local act specify anything peed-
car about the Lord', thy f
Ifiltalso—No, sir. The clatters relate to any day or time ;
but I *odd sot have Interfered on any other day. The do-
Ihmsit was calling wit his fruit for sale during divine ear-
vies, seed se mar the church that It wes a perfect tudiance,
end mom piebthe have frequently been made in the vestry about
the Mist mks on a Sunday.
Mr. Bercheen—Your local act, under which you charge
the defendant, appoints C00:11:11heOWIrl to carry it into Amt.
Ilask duties, however, ceased on the In, toduction of the
Metropolis Local Management Ace.
31r. O'Brien—Yes, sir ; het the power is now vested in
the aistriet board cf works. The new wit, however, repeals
all tames acts which me larwasiele, with it.
Xr. Beecham—l ese et salmi= that that pat of the keel
Ilei under which the Isithilaut is charged is net repealed, bet
I ems. Nevi* bimos I have my doable es to ties meselag
ermeogea Me wade " Wilma by weeks sed otherwise
erlArThe ellimileet meettherein ha samaereed.
Alligheity a alemew or sod power was Lolly es-
ersterli. Xeres. MI6 ban esetemett with mods, mot is
may, b steak* leer aria et male, the prooesty et
Nam Mutes sad lisesolel mereheste, Bealeside. Mr.
Werth appeared ter pessetelles, sad Mr. Chippelleill for
the prisoner.
'Mliem Curtis Moss, wharf clerk In the prosecniore
employ, mid that on Tuesday fortnight be saw one a their
MlCloaded with forty sacks of oasis, melt weighing
,I for a =loonier residing at Throlow Ville, Upper
Norwood. The prisoner was employed by the airman to
mist Ides in the delivery et the coals. On the rears of the
mum information was received that only thirty-ex sacks
of coals were delivered, and while an inquiry was being in-
stituted the omens abecooded, but the prthoser was given
tote custody. Witness had re-weighed the oasis, end he
found four soaks deficient.

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housekeeper to Mr. Smith, of Thorley-
villa,MarotirwoodGra!= she recollected the prisoner and another
man ecoing with a waggon laden with coals for her touter.
The order warn for four tons, and 40 socks ought to have been
delivered. She rousted ON seek,/ a the coals were shot Into
the cellar, and there wan rely 36 sacks. She told the pile

sower and the other 'Dan of the deficiency, when they both
counted 40 sada, and said they bad delivered that quantity
of coals. She sent information to the prosecntor imme-
diately.
Mr. Chipperfield contended that his dint WU not an-
swerable for the delivery of the coals. He was only a servant
of the carman, who paid him, and he knew nothing of the
deficiency.
The magistrate said he was with the carmen, end told
Ws. Graham that they had delivered the 40 moan of coal ;
therefore he most be committed for trial.

THAMES.
Mr. Bette, on taking his seat, stated that he had great
*awe in saying that the appeal made to the public in
favour of a poor blind boy, named Daniel Regan, by Mr.
Charles Dyke, of Eaton-equare, bad already met with con-
siderable encore. The boy wee eeriously assaulted and hie
skull fractured by a ruffian, who eta convicted and sentenced
to a long term of imprisonment. Mr. Dyke had put the boy
into an institution for the relief of the blind, with the inten-
tion of teaching the boy a 'redo but there were no fonds to
maintain him, and the earnings of the lad, at present, and
for some time, would be but very trifling. Mr. Selfe then
handed to our reporter a list of donations which he had re-
ceived for the benefit of the poor blind boy, as follows : —Hon.
E. E., 11. • J. G. B. U. ; R., 21. (and 81. for the peor-box
fund) H. L. 8. 8. P , be. • W. H., sa. • R. M. H., Chelten-
ham, 65.; H. E. L. 2a. 6d.'; J. Orahan;, 6d. ;J. Oppea-
tte:L ; end J. IP. 21. Mr. Selfs also stated that Mrs.
Dyke bad
thaters EL for the poor blind boy, and a
gentleman IL, andlt wee to 1w hoped the benevolence of
the public would enable Mr. Dyke to make a wovhion of a
permanent nature for the boy, who was really a deserving
object of relief.

John Quisling, 24, a labouring man, residing in Mill-lane,
Deptford, was charged before Mr. Traill with being drunk
and accidentally knocking a guard off a train on the North
Kent Railway, between the platform and carriages, thereby
endangering his life.
The prisoner was • pentium on Sunday night br=
train from Woolwich Arsenal. Heelighted at the Le
Junction station, and just as the train was leaving. being in-
Imitated at the time, he reeled @gibe the guard of the train,
who was getting into his break van, booking him off on to
the line of rails and falling himself. The (nerd was dragged
40 or 60 yards before he regained his feet. He was injured
ellartly and the lamp he had in his hand broken P
Teeth inquired how the prisoner had been allowed to
oome.by the train when drunk ?
Hr. Nelson, the station-master at the Lewisham Junction,
said it happened at times that others got tickets for persons
drank.

The primmer replied that he obtained the ticket himmll,
sad was not so drunk when he got into the train as when he
arrived at Lewisham.

iiii:frs Ei;sid the prisoner's areas was of a serious cha-
nsons, sad he should therefore remand him till Friday for
tha maw, to datermiao upon a prossoutlcat.

MARHAUF.

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THE BRITISH COAX TRADR.

Vtom the Marla-kw Espross.)

The peat week hu shown variable weather, and
then conclusion of the harvest bee been somewhat hindered.
The late wheat is rather is tired in oondittan, and the barley
to some orient disatioees4 and eves sprouted, its previous
drys= having pie/ it readily to absorb the rain. We
are deo toted seem disease breaking out in potatoes,
sad should he the lona quantity of rain, we bar the
admowledged Amara will be thus partly counterbalanced.
No miens dem. "ems es yet to have bem sustained by
indavetwehie IMOr es the continent, and reports of the
yield ore more favourable for wheat arid ye than once ex-
pected Still the range el prioes in the Baltic does not yet
wend with our own moderate quotations. France exhibit' a
sill twat*, smell belie, god cease expecting to take the
Dente delee of Ababa be this country. With may ea
memege crop however, dee woad be in little condi-
Ike to sustain such a demand upon bee remoras, and it
b moreover probable that an imperial veto would soon be
betfonaimg to stop book • mama, if considered expedient.
The Mead be bendelmMi at New Tort shows more
suer Ida as inward traistay in wheat prices. Very little
done bee Maned herein theeoentry trade. In fact, order
therilieztretary pressure amongst fermiers, ocoaakming
there b a good dunes of some improvement
OVA. The hermit of spring corn was deficient, hay not
lover ehondant and keep very- short. Since the 20th instant
there hove been 91 arrivals off the coast, and the sales effected
havologo as follows : —About If cargoes wheat, viz.: 2 Bar-
diaseki et 47a. sad 48a., 1 Rani Otildia at 4114., ITs
Ghirka at 41a., 2of Polish Odeam at 43a., 6 of CiaCreirt
39e. 9d. to 41e., 2 Ibridle at 36e. 6d. sad 37a. 3d., 2 Kalafat
at 375. 6d. wed 37a. 101 d. ; about 12 cantos' et man at from
SO& to 324., 6of bailey at 24a. to 245. 91., lof rye at
27e. 9,1, 1 of Egyptian beans at 36.6 d., 1 of Dari at 26e. 9A,
and 1 of millet at 24a. 6d.
The sales of wheat noted lest week Iwo 73,94=trez,
464. Id., ageinat 81,149 qrs. h name. . The an
rages were 48s. 7d. on 4,057 qrs. The whsle into the prr:-
cipel porta of Greet Britain for the weak ambit August 18,
is wheat and flour, were 74,484 qm.
Monday's market in London commeneed on the beck el
good supplies, especially of foreign wheat. The camp{. seat
=the morning from Kent were nummens, but not from
The last country markets showing some Improve-
ment, bolas commenced by asking higher rates ; hot the
nears et fine weather alter Saturday's heavy rein kept
=Mere very reeerved ; and though a few picked parcels went
off early, et folly the previous rates, the bulk, these sot
we- set quitted till a lan hoer. The
trade, fins, was very slow ezeoptieg for floating
cargoes, w went off well. Oa %dowdily the supply
eeeetwhe was IMO qrs., the foreign bang 11,170qm. Trade
condneed quiet ; but the English seeeplee that appeared
were taken on at fully Monday's rates. On Friday there wee
still more tone In the market, the areantry advisee being
either One or dearer. More demand existed for One foreign,
it ban dempee then at the pisese of growth. An4vale
thee awe 2,710qm. per beet, sod 14,790qm. from abroad.
The leer trade wee may moderately supplied on Moniey.
The limited quantity of Norfolk' led sellers to ask more
mosey; het to this buyers not consenting, only the previous
rates were obtainable. It wee the same with lortign and
tows-made samples. On Wednesday there were 600 woks
per week with 410 barrels from America, no change of any
kind thin taking place. And it was the same on Friday, the
snivels being 1,670 mace per coast, with 60 sacks and 1,060
barrels foreign.
There was plenty of law foreign, but little of English barley,
on Monday. Many paresis dime the Danube sad Bleak eles
befog bed condition, were either sold at len money, or
takes to g 7 hat many awed winding prods, especially
them to good neigh; were • mew lies ma oldie former goo-
talons. The saw semplee of Wl* though few, were sot
ammo's.' Tidily to env dee ibmiles sal e.. On
Wednesday dew- ewe US dm per ma, wide OW qrs.
foreign. Sweet lasvyllirdesiben met with melee lewdly, sod,
indeed, ell ascription Mimi • fair isle et tally the
previone_hente, fair Danish big held at 32a. per qr. Fri-
day's eablismal .duel. Wig only 110 gm. per eonstosti
650 grAsidee feediso the te4iit its opined ism melt
on Maly wee mellelefe y, and comenmiled testy
the powileme eggeblithei ,* for fine Tidbits. The
finnan Mini eil lbeensit week.
Angelis liege 041141 of *reign oats, chiefly Buesian, wee
mama ea *miff, though there were but few of ether dr
heritsF
The apart amend having essent, sad awing
retty wdi peovided, it wee rnwatie "di Ile
of Rutin es head trued 111.11.411.1.50
&—Zil buyers • heavy and awed earn st wine waft
telt; se dear. The reamed azimelled
then KAM end other parka mace it that Nola
Wier Mee will obtain, our own crops betag skeet. Os
Weineulay the arrivals per meat were 1,420 TA ; 270 re.
mob, sad 28,480 qrs. front aimed. These large maim
teeming deer an abundance, the prime farther gave ong,
eheneild. per qr. on Russian seta; bat se Friday's sib,
Vase were only 10 qty. per meet, and 6,360 qrs. from almond,
there was again mote steadiness is the market, a good many
parade being quitted at Wednesdays reduction.
Beans sad peas were both in moderate supply on Monday,
bat the advanced rates requited f w both had the effect of
limiting saes, especially ma both barley and Indian corn are
relatively cheaper, and the consumption of boiling peas ie at
its minimum.

The quantity of limed was moderate, with but very little
exported • but crusher were not free buyers at rear ratea,
r rely o;kee foetid a ready sale. The sale of rid wu eta%
heavier se the week closed.

Sods gswerally were Wroth*, excepting TrilbHorn, which
Med high. No sew Canary appearing, the high rotes pay-
shim for old were not abated. White nuniterd need wee
offering at rather lees money, without much nodes Winter
terse remained deer from their soarelty. The tear of clover-
seed, both red end white, were maintdsed. Fleenpeeed,
rapeseed, coriander, and carrawsy were placed in retail at
unaltered prices.
The country waked', though not In fell activity, in con-
sequence of the non- completi in of hirrest, were generally
Arm or dear.v. Hell Ueda, Manchester, Lyon, Boston,
Newmarket, Portsmouth, and many ether *ass, all kept
up former rates; St. Ives and Spalding were about le. p
qr. dower, and Market Items and Meldon noted ea advance
in new wheat of Is. to 2r. per qr. On Saturday the markets
were generally unaltered.
Liverpool, on Tuesday, wee dull fur wheat, at rather less
'motley than on Friday. Flair wee 61. per barrel dearer, but
not active. Oats firm; sew white brought 4e. to 4s. 9d. par
45th.. Beata I:ushered. Midas 1.. per qr. lower. Os
Friday fine wheat sold at fully former prioes ; new Irish ap-
peared, the red yelling at Ss. 44. per 70th.., end the white et
6e. 9J. Floe fl ow was firm; sour sold at 19a. to 265. per
barrel. Beane rather higher. O.P. without change, but
meal was 6d. Ws per load. Indian corn met with more de-
mand ; yellow at 30s. 6J. to 325., white Americas at 34e.
The prices of spring morn have beet generally without
change.
Ie Scotland, though the stale of the weather has not been
invariably See, Mara.' was only somewhat impeded. Wheat
is than emmidered the beet crop, though Dot greet. The
sass were at fully former rates at Edinburgh; and Glasgow
=an improvement in wheat and barley Of 6J. per boll,
le or no change in the value of other grain.
The Irish markets reads math es they were. The har-
vest war proceeding replay, and shoed halt Ilia wheat mop
gathered. Dublin market was thinly attended and dull,
without change. Cork accomits of the crops ere good, the
native new wheat reducing the demand for (outtalk. Fine
wheat at Waterford held its price, as * ell as Let. Batley

dull. Now black oats ruled at 13s. 6d. to 13.. 6d. per bd.
ladle& cora sold fairly without clump of prioe.

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Ent. 9,310
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COTTON.—LfmtrooL, Anotter 30.—The market to-
day hes been quiet in moo, hot arm in price. The sales are
7,000 bales, of which 1.000 are for speculation and export.
1.000 Surat, did to 8 3-18 d. ; 500 Rgyptian, Bd. to 101 d.;
100 Maranhant, 70. to 814. ; 6,400 American.

TALLOW—The eh! te of tallow at St. Petersburg
have hitherto very slowly, and our stock is conse-
quently reduced to a very low point. This has given a
strong tone to the market, and although the demand hes not
been beyond an average of this period of the year, still, with
so little offering on the spot, buyers have been obliged to pay
higher prices. To-day we have to report a good spot demand,
and, In the absence of an adequate supply higher prices are
peid. Y.C., new, Me.; old, 49e. Bd. nominally, but none
really on offer ; September, 495. W. to 9J.; October and
December, 495. 3d. to Bd. ,• January and March, 49e.
to 50a. ; Odessa beef, 49e. tki ; sheep, 605.; South American,
50s. to 60s. Bd. From Sr. Petersburg the market is quoted
Arm at 158“. to 167 re. ; =change, 351 to 36. We quote
palm oil, 38s. ; comet nut, Cochin, 38e.; Ceylon, 36.. to
We. 105. Town tallow, 48e. ed. net ash ; the shipments
were proceeding with increased activity, and bad reached to
Thursday 30, .—(From the Monier of Wars. Smith and
Charles, dated Monday evening.)

COLLB.-LORDON, stover 30.- Grey's West Hartley,
14.9 d. ; Hastings Hartley, 15s. 6d.; Howard's West Hartley
Netherton, 16e. 6d. ; Tanneld Moor Butes, 13.. 6d.; Walker
Primrose, 12a. 6d.; Ward's West Hartley, 14a. 9d. ; Wyla
Ha.; Walls End Acorn Close, 16.. 9d.; Walls End
Charlaw, 16a. 6d.; Walls End Eden, 15s. 9d.; Walls End
Goeforth, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End Ridden, 16s. 3d.; Walla
End Bella, 16..; Walla End Braddyll's Helton, 16s. 3d.
Walls End Prat:m.llw., 16s. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell;,
17s. 6d.; Walls End Hatton, 17s. 6d. ; Wells End lAmb-
ton, 175.; Walls End Rummers Helton, 16a. ; Wells Bud
South Hinton, 17.. 9d.; Wells End %wort's, 17s. 3d.;
Walls End Casson, 16e. ; Walls End Hough Hell, 16s. 9d. ;
Walla End Hunwick, 14e. 6d.; Wells End South Keno;
16s. ; Walls Bad Tees, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitworth,
14.. 6d.; Nixon's Merthyr, 9L.; Nixon's Darya, 215.-
Ships at market, 77 ; sold, 64.

HAVANNAR,AticinerB.—Ourlaatciradarwaadaied July
B,witenweleft holdersof augarevery fklb. Since then, althftgh
the news Sun England was not encouraging, a continuance
of fair demand for Span, end auceemive better advice. from
the United States, caused frith snimation in our mtt
and priors underwent an improvement, with a
feeling for thearticle. Net!? *Tin the United Status still

more szciring nature considerably %messed this activity,
producing at the same time • epeoulative demand hens
whereby holdwe were induced to further raise their demands,
aid the.. bring fairly met by shippers and speculators during
the last week, our market We become quite exalted, 'ley
large tremectione taking place In mostly all claws, %um
fully reabingi the prima quoted in our to-daje Prim Car-
rent-10 re. pee snobs is the lowest which can be quoted fora
pod dry No. 12(se dry as the present season will allow them).
We know of me %stenos where a speculator has paid even
10e re. for rade quality, and there% • report of • sale of ,1 600
boxes, very dry, Wong, greyish, No. 11, Dinah Standard, at
10 re. per arra : it is therefore impossible to furnish to-day
riLetrbieeliable quotations, inasmuch se prime depend to • oon-
upon the quality of the article, in point of
strength =Tyner ; oar knew b prices current ere meat
for sugars of strong grain, and as dry as they owe be in this
advanced part of the year. The sewn for Mimesis to
Rom% baying come to a clogs, the inquiry for white sugars
hoe been lees active, ascompared to other elegem but ea
the good and Us whites are very scarce, purchasers for
Spain still continue in the market, and speculators 'hewn*
having bought • good deal, the prim of this rims hare also
improved; the enperior Unalptions of common promos are
shoat entirely wanting. The total ems of while auger cm-
gone rimed, up b let August, is 34,027 boxers. One more
cargo of about 2,800 boxes is said to be leading now by •
foreign home. Our stocks for shipment of cloyed sugar at
Eavannah and Mamma to-day do not mond 170,000
borne, whist shout 240,000 boxes at this period last year.
Fresh Makes from abroad are due to-day, aid, should they
In favourable, • fresh advance hers will be the conaeqemos,
as apseulatime ere still very actin. The atm& of sugar is
Unhands small; only short supplies WE expected Iran the
country. Macey may; exchanges favourable ; and yet about
six months before the new mop cm appear upon the market.
3fuecovedo maw have participated -% the upward move.
mmt, end stock. are nearly exhausted ; the aggregate stock
thereat in tows at Mateiems scarcely exceeds 600 We. A
Ist of inferior molmees sugar IMAM as murk es lete, per
snobs. Our quotations must be considered quite nominal.
Freights—Charters for Europe during the month will be
seen by annexed list of charters; the demised is moderate
Jut now. We quote Cowes and North Sea, 36.. to 60a.„
seearding to sine. Uaited Stater, per box, 10 to 101 re. • pee
hhel._ sugar 61 dole. from outporta. For these hitter qMirtere
the demand is motive. Exchanges have further ad
and, seeording to last transactions, we quote, Londoes,raall
par cent prem., firm ; New York, 3 per sent. 7
~ km;
Perin le to 2 per amt. prem. Discount fare paper,
Ito 8 pm cent. per annum. —(From Worm A. Lilting
and Co.'e Pries Current).