The Express.
London, England, 1858-02-23 00:00:00

THE POLICE CO ÜBTS.

BOW-STRZET.

A donation of M. hite been received hem R.D. ; also de.
from Messrs. Robson and Emden, managers of the
Theatre, being the amount of a fine impossd ea a
for breaking a chandelier.

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Mr. Hairy Whitcher, confectioner, 12, Goldsmith's-ter-
race, applied to Mr. Becton for advice In this matter.
Having seen one of the numerous advertisements of the
Town and Country Loan and Discount Bank, Orange-street,
he was induced to make an application for a ban of 1001. on
leasehold property. Refilled up a printed form as required,
and gave his- references, for which he was required to pay
11. 2.5. dd. After waiting some days he was given to under-
stead that his application would be successful ; but aettiz
two ago be received a circular, signed " Charles A b
manager," informing him th;t hie application was refused.
Raving ascertained that numerous parties had paid money
to the slieged loan society under similar circumstances' and
bad obtained no eatiafeetion, he conceived that he had been
taken in, and that he oceM proceed against the society for
Pommy of the money obtained from him.
Mr. Bsadon said he could give the applicant no assistance.
He should recommend him to try what the county court
would do for him. - -

B;;eialeiplicrions of the lame kind havinF reform to
the 110701)11001147 have been trendy made at this cow/.
Willies Jones was charged with defrauding Mr. Robert
Bennett, tailor, 44, Conduit-street.
Mr. Bennett said ho heard the prisoner and two other men
calling out in George-street, "Latest news from India." lie
asked the prisoner if a telegram from India had been just
received. The prisoner replied, "To be sure." lie then
paid the prisoner a shilling for an Observer, which turned
oat to be an old paper.
Mr. Baron lectured the prisoner severely for his conduct,
and said if he did not return the shilling he should be pre-
pared to deal with the case at once.
The prisoner agreed to return the shilling, and was
allowed to go at large.
Robert Davidson was charged with being disorderly in
Hyde-park, and throwing stones at respectable persons, and
at price.
Polioe-sergeant Crocker, C 9, sworn—l was yesterday in
Hyde-park, and saw • large number of prisons pursuing a
lady and gentleman. The mob were shouting, hooting, and
calling after then, throwing at them stones, turf, gravel, and
anything they could lay their hands upon. The persons
as made their escape though one of the wicket gates.
The mob then went towards Apalsy gate, and in the mob I
saw the prisoner. There were three gentlemen passing at
the time, and the mob, with the prisoner among them, set
upon them with atones and turf. I smeared one of the pri-
soner's companions as Captain Harris came up on horseback,
and crave him over to another officer. I was tripped up by
the mob, and the prisoner threw a handful of gravel in my
fair some of which going into my eyes for a time blinded
me. Assistance was obtained, and the prisoner was secured.
Mr. William A. Weight, of Booth Molten-street, said he
was resulted by the mob, but mild not say that the pri-
soner did anything in particular. The prisoner was one of
the mob. . .

Mr. Beam sentenced the prisoner to one month's im-
Tehonmeat.
The next case was against
Gorge Cos, a young man of exceedingly dirty and slo-
venly appearance, charged with riotous conduct and araul•
Politsoostable 16 D (Cormack) rid-1 wee in the Fmk,
in plain clothes, about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, and
taw a carriage driving along Rotten-row, in which were a
lady and gentleman. There was a large crowd ; and as I
stood near the Serpentine River I saw turf and stones
thrown by the mob at the lady and gentleman in the car-
rier. Aft a little Use the earriap turned round. I mew
the gentleman stoop, to shield himself from the stones burled
by the rash. I saw the rheas get up behind the swine,
which was ea epee ow, end snatch of the gentlemen's
hat, whisk easeel dam struck on its owner's heed,
and threw away. The wheel of the vehicle pared over it.
He then iihea the gentlemen three or four times with his
open bend ea Ids hese hesd—the sob all the while hooting
and eileatiag. Prises after this got down froze the car-
riage, and he and the sob continued to follow it. t=
the carriage got away, and seeress., coming up Ie
inemprehending the prisoner, and conveying him to the ela-
tion, be all the way resisting very much. The gentheasa
in the oarriage appeared to be a foreigner.
Mr. Charles Bradlaugh, of No. 3, Hedger's-terms
Hackney, confirmed all the last witness had stated.
A gentlemen named Williams said be saw the
strike the gentlemen In the carriage three or four times at
the head. Previous to this the prisoner was one of several
who followed hiss, calling out " Here's a French spy."
Witnesswas himself &moulted by the mob, kicked end struck
rertly.
adon—l shall remand this came till next Monday.
It ought to have the severest punishment. I hope the gen-
tleman who was assaulted will appear, and that the notice of
this in the public papers may meet his eye.
The third charge was against Thomas Brotighioa.
Police-constable Day, C 21, said he saw the peisoner fol-
lowing the polio, when tilting a prisoner to the ;station, and
mw him with others, throw stones at the constables. A
stone which the primmer threw struck oak of them on the
head and cut It open.
Mr. Rupert Denny, 12, Rawstonemtreet, Brompten, whe
saw what the prisons dO, laid hold of htm.
Police-constabls 227 A (Garwood) said he was grub ea

the head by the stone. I'he blow stunind luxu. Hu bead
was cut open, and bled very numb.
Prisoner was committed to the House of Correction for
one month.

LAMBETH
. .. . •

Yesterday Mr. Bob7rl7ll.if. a button manufacturer
Lawrenoe-lane, Cheapside, a to& summons, charged
with having unlavrfully eve by the London end South
Western Railway certain good' of a dangerous nature, to wit,
wax lucifer :Eutaw, without distinctly marking their nature
on the outside of the package containing the same, or other-
wise giving notice thereof to the book-keeper or other set-
rant to the company, when the same were left, &Oast tly
statute. _

iector Bent, who attended to support the euremoos,
read the clause in the act of parliament under which the pro.
ceedings were taken, by which the defendant was liable to a
penalty for the offence of 20L, and said that two packages
had been received from the defendant, directed in the ordi-
nary Goodwin, hildhurst, Sussex," to be for.
warded by rail to that place. The packages had been re-
ceived at the Nine Elms elation, and before they were re-
moved one of them ignited, but fortunately no damage had
been done.

Mr. Noakes, the defendant, admitted that the parlors
had been sent as described, but said it had been by pure acci-
dent and the negligence of his @invents that they were ant
directed in a proper manner. He called his servant, who ad.
mitted the fault was hie, and said the goods had been sent
out In his master's absence. _ _

Udder Na cfecumatanaea Yr. Elliott convicted the de-
fendant in the mitigated penalty of 40a. and cone.

MABKETS.

THE CORN TRADE.

IF the " Mart4aas Kapreal
As unexpected return to sharp trod. with moth euttlog wind. ase
characterised the past week. Gad not a prorate. draws of the Mau
kept the forward wheat la a healthy ate, the ductuationeof tempera
are scald have hegira to ten inhulously, as there has bean no pram
tlon of new. A airular vent be. Nees already NI! in Canada. and i.e
coonernice with a Nobly iiiparsaro in the era log mot.. very copra
pillows is Makin and. Man he ductuaticen continue severe, we
OW egad more amen amplainta Mean. The weather and not
be noes earegashhe to nweildm, sad lbeSallsWolo nave lino
101 ban wen as angdal mean of non at a Wight ad
race 11111m0.14.41
irard.The IMPII tau* bowage, Ms aot shared la
the lit=at
scrod
andoogie a
ea
open's. Meeks dlaTirals sai-late, Irma heat
the program asew amp too4{ ben tagamse. new York wia
a lane Meek lam Men up tno value et an good asellitt
• wen es llama, though still dray nosed by frost. not
Ind sad as lande peas dm beat bast. the Liter not hada he.
0011C01 bem In
dogreadoot reline as this ale. Thlechaare la ihe
weather Mil salads thmee, as well as as
Me UMW Nam
aad se an men to rano amildiam Ma at prallit seas tg
• nowke=ti.riallarltallapfte the aboadasee of mosey; Me "Iseehe
Meng legibie. Still there ear yet sia agathe
*leitloMige la Maim imagoes has bean as follows :—Elernj@lecehot
leg Mirka at tes.. 2 of ?apnea EMMA arts. 44k.
1 Daubs at 34, 1 barna Haan at Nan,
1 add at gd.,2 cargos. of maim at 335., and 1 Galata dltte at Sts.
Me ea
The WOO re wheat notedlakatad meek was 91,39P0re qrs. a 46. 80., taw
gm ha 1a57, The a imam w tes 10d. a 2.183 as.
TMlhe MI
Imports Into the ain.tpai pone of Gnat Wain for ths week an
log the 10th of February In wheat end door. ate 64.763 as. The
foreign ad colonial snivel, into the United Madan &wax the month
of Jeanne lest wen 342,041 gm of wheat and M 4,6132 at. of dap,
salmi 3.32.401 pm of watt and 230.146 cwt. of Sour In 180. No 4
graham/inns the almodancee Madera, of the lea crop abroad, Oa
I no proportionata laminae Is the forage shipments.

701411110 N °HAIN.
FT 11•114 Weekly lammagsel
The quantity ontored for hAne• comecoptioa daring the tomtit of
January conoloted of 342.641 qrs. whent, Praia qrs. tozley. 61,66
can, 3,101 pm me, 1.369 qn.pese. 41.274 at.. beam, and 11: .126 tps
raga making a total of 664,706 arc grata, bark* 304.689 cwt. dour.
and 621 cwt. Indian cornmeaL 10 the Bank pone stooks of wheat me
considered to he very low and prior are wall suptiortcht. with no year
P"lnorranrier mairialjtaal =sliandtlawrforhaWrilrigiva try Improved. with a tank
Wade. and yea to. to England manatee to be on • vary men►
rata male. oaths &ow • prat want of andidenos, mai,*
cab papa mule fee meg Jon, although the male trade Ms coed
ila lregmel MaaUted
co
Net amMaw\
le now pendi
ngOber la the tu
United nititansK I. soy article of the
Vane. Ass leilltoote two law Tea Me tare been dazed for lamp
pool whit elgage. The picas of dour More were low, Ohio IR Id. to
10.. 6d. eater 127.3 d. to Ile per karreL There were small rocelpte of
wheat (ram the totarlor, and prime of addle were NM. to 43e. ad.. good
to prime rad 37.. 6d
to to pee 483 lb.

LORDON WUXI? DOCK
IslOcelad
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=bad Ilactimbeis 1 701
sg?
1.707
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111121311118.-9'oo. 20.
1141120008 Pr. IMO. 1648.
WOO KM
UPI 1.14.000 04.100
COOP IN,* IN.OOO
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PM MO sraii
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8.001 70.
000 31.080 28.1210
00 2.700 010
400 U4O 700
840 10,000 KO

oarroir.—Lmonot. Fn. 21-11hrket Welt.? In tome bet the
seeneti of Ant eibllal=l4 of ewer, and pies Arm the ed.
vows Adelemis W the do not alter the aspect of athere. Mee
7,000 Wm. Miami 1.0172715. u .td. to or'. ;WO renlieti, at get
MAd: : NO Porahoth al 7 to tikd el , 200 Marenham, Ted. to id.;
10 Dahl, at 714. ; and Mheiteau. 1,00 Olen on Wootattoo

TALLOW.—The tallow market was arced), throcrhote. the put net.
On the spot then woo a mg dolly demand, and prim see In that
Deduct, today, 3d. and 6d. Leta the oat Moods Lat. Sperolantair
the Mu toe lona hare been unimportant. Prim come higher from St
Petenburw Wu, 161R0., with all the moo., down. sod 1.17 .Ith 10
down tor August. To-du the market Is Mandy. witkoot 'Naiad"
Matte{ c i—ttpots Y.C.. 63. ; atom 63a.. to 53.6 d. ; bed,
61. 3d. to 61a. 6d. ; South American bold at M. March delimit
Mb. N.; Aplll to Joao. Oh dd. wile's; October and December,sl. 6L;
October ermratety, Mt. Cid. to 63e. ; town tallow, 12a. lot net era.
We quote Palm his. to 314. 10J.; otatuout oil. Cochin,43. 01000.
Ma ; Wiley .lain.. ell. 3d.—if rots the Ottcuhw httacra Sala
and Oherlea. dated Monday Z testing.)

OCULZ—Lornos Pin. II —lnanor' Wei "pain 61.• Bit
Priam" ; Idol well. 15a; : tankid
Moor. 13a Id. ; Ta
tdeld Moor Enka ; Alb Zud Lan Qua
16a ; Wall. End Marron, Ira 3d alls Earthuniburand 164,
lb. ed. Wal. End Iddsl4lla.; Mau End Hthasektfa WIEr End
ruunnelinste. 16.. ed.: gad 'um& tg. : Web NW
lusobton. Ina • Will. Lad Oirsdoe. lla Id. • Will. Lod ()op, 17.11.:
Will. End 'woe, ed.,• walls Ism south sarutoll.:
WADI End Booth cram, 63. ; rowell's Daltyn Memo. Er.
MO. a; market. 65; 16.