The Express.
London, England, 1859-09-22 00:00:00

KARLBOROI7OII:BTREETt

Eliza hen, rcLrirou7an, weeed with stealing two
Mooches, three pins, end four Hap, t e property of Mr. T.
Stammers, grocer wallow-place, St. George's.
Trent the evictionS of the prosecutor it appeared that, on
the 16th Inst., the prisoner was Oaring at Me home, and
hue what his wife told Mtn he looked at a drawer in his
bedroom end mimed a Httle bus containing two brooches, two
pins, and four rings. He then gave information to the
police, and on the various night he went to the place when
the prisoner resided, taking with him a detective, when the
prisoner at once, upon his (proreentor) saying he mired
she knew what he bad come for, banded him adu te.
The articles produced in court the prosecutor idea& u his
Thy Thomas Weymouth, assistant to Mr. Aldis, pawnbroker,
Berwick.etreet, produced the artic'es pledged by the prisoner

on the 15th Initint. . _
Charles Brown, 304 A, raid, on toting the prisoner foto
melody, and telling her the charge egainet her, she said she
was look in bar rest, and pawned them at Mr. Mates.
Prisoner said she hoped the prosecutor would forgive her
for the asks of bar child.
The proseador said he received the hest of characters with
the woman.
Mr. Beetles said It was a bad cues, and committed the
primmer for trial.
Gam Shore. 36, was charged with stealing a mitt of work.
boom clothes the property of the enthoritios of S.. George*,

Hanover. square..
Prom the evidence of the porter of the workhouse in
Monnt-etreet, tt appeared that on the 20th of June primmer,
who had been In the workhouse for about 12 months u
yardman, was sent with an order for admission to the house
at Chelsea, but lostead of going there he al:wooded, and
nothing further was eves' of Dim tin the previous day, when
ha tame sni demanded him own clothes whlh he had isft at

the workhorse, baring on only the workhouse trousers.
The prisoner said ha did go away, but left his own clothes
behind, and If he had taken the workhotuie clothes he had
not eaten their food. All be wanted was his own clothes,
that be might be able to get employment. He had been
harvesting.
The Porter further stated that be had taken away SOON
mossy belonging to a pauper—an old soidier.
Kr. Baden sad he should commit him for seven days.
THAMES.
William Mortimer, a native of Soothe:6, was charred with
stabbing John Fry, • police-consiable, No. 320 K, with
intent to murder him, or do grievous bodily harm.
Mr. John Brown Rom, run. surgeon, of High-attest,
Shadwell, end Commercint.road 'Rest, stated that he was
the medical came of the K division of polieJ. That morning,
about one o'clock, he was called to see a police-constable
named Fry who had received • severe wound on the lilt
h, two inches in length, and 2f inches ie depth. It was
a dangerous wound, and the instrument with which it wee
inflicted bad penetrated the common uniform cost, the over-
coat, and the trousers of the policeman. The second wee cm
the outside of the thigh. He visited the wounded man
again at 11 o'clock that morning. The patient was in a
weekly condition, owing to the large quantity of blood that
he bed lost. The wound wee mach inflamed.
Jabs Immaweactictdmome at the Shadwell entrance of the
Landes said the sew of the ship Resolute, width
moiled from the that morning for Melbourne, were very
disorderly the preview night, and ease of thew were very
drank. They were making • disturbance, end were driven
away by the police. The seaman renamed arida, mei were
making a mdse. Fry, a policeman, wasesdeavearlog Ladle-
pease them, s d told them to go en beard the: ship. Di.
rectly afterwards be bred the polies emeeMble cell cut that
he was stabbed, and be saw him fall. The pcimmer wee this
kicking and Flossing with large Ara knife which be had
in his band. He sited the prisceseheed Noseilbhohglia The
police were Wise the 'door ap Drat, osi Ille el
binsipmat
hes etestsi Wieser Be gan g his
sai ear pillow sem ep twisted le Neer-
hit Um prisaart. A Amp sherith-laila, sheath, aed belt
bereft ft the Omer were produced, and headed to the
atfrprisoner said he knew nothing about the matter.
Mr. Sells—Yon are remanded for • week.
Ain Morton and .dlexasder Baby, Scotchmen, belonging
to the ship Resolute, were charged, the former with being
drank and disorderly, and the ar with attempting to
resew William Mortimer from the custody of the police, and
striking • constable.
Mr. Belie—The seems of the Resolute appear to have
beat very disorderly last night. Is the an English ship P
Mortimer—No.4lle is • Scotch ship.
Mr. Salk—That is ell the ease. You bad better po down
to the ship at Gravesend es quickly as posible. You are
discharged.

ExTagOIDINARY Pagatou roa BIIOPLITTINO.—
A emewhat sassed eau has occurred before the Tribunal
of Correctional Pollee, Pare. Two young dale% aimed
Celina sad Blies, of respectable appeerenon aged respec-
tively 19 and 15, and daughters of a person of good character
folding an oaths of trust in &railway compsay, were accused
of shoplifting. A shopkeeper of the Chamois de Clignen-
inert stated that, having noticed that variant artistes die-
amazed from hie multi re after the visit of the two girls,
who were gond saatomera, he, ow day, when they tune in,
perked particularly what es ea the theater, end on their
I=he mimed two peon of ribbon, worth 311. and •
sf swomen's boots. Be bed them arrested, and in their
at their father'. hoses were mined collar, dream,
sleeves, sad other the" which be recogsieed el, hie property.
Their father, however, who was greatly dienves4 inane-
dimity peid for ell they had stoke. The two girls wept
bitterly The tribunal winkled the yammer. and con-
demned. the elder to • wonth's icapieonnblSt. Os heating
the oridamnatiou, the younger sister, who had for MOO time
been in a Mete of groat agitates was Irked with a fit and
uttered piercing cries. Her father rushed to her and nand
her away.
IMPUDENT BohltilT I%OY A RAILWAY STATION.
On Wedneoday last, the Nth that., a tentseed robbery was
committed as apou-true Station. While the porters were
attending to one of the teethe, at about 11.30 a la., some thief
entered the lease' welder room sad took down tY lacking-
glass from ova Ws cithathy-plea, sad walked away with it,
asses by say ens. U.S of the porters mimed It at 1 pan.,
bat, &trams to my, Mend It to so one ill 8 p.m. The
thief (she, it le believed, woe belt bask) walked emus:yth
the glees slimy the asnalekts, Is the sotith of
where he was met by Mr. Berameedeld, htholier,
_of
Seca-
lane It some the the( west to Oldbury, sad add It then
to Mr. Mailer, a publican, for Ha., and afterweede got drunk,
and being Lead rolliag in the Meese woo rids' Is a bar
lag-hostas by a esastago, although the Polio, at 0188887 bad
bee informed of the robbery et 8 p.m. the ere
Arta great monk the gees wee found at the pnblim=l
Collector Pathway, of Spun-lane Station. It memo that
troop of the thief ties kat at the lodging-hones, end up to
the permit time so further clog has been al Ida—
BirosuoiAms Deily Rot.
FILE IN Horrox.—Yesterday =ruing, at four
o'clock, a the loathe oat to the premiere belonging to Mr.
Solomon, wolltiasestiok menuthoomer, lionton-egmere, sad
the flames weal" Weeded to the premises of Mr. J. B.
Butterworth, stallefel flower maker, No. 49, la be same
=sine dlosemy made by a
Ic=conets=r:o.
swam Moab' tree Kr.
He pave ea ahem. ablest of far tharysl tkverty's escapes
sad seem They was usable le set Os imam meowed
sal the werkshops sad ell they seabed
sad the ma hem* et The ma of the p=isetai easlV_
Betterworth, the arta:fel dower mina b gee reardyievl
singed, end the valuable atook.ia•trab sesieseklesseg,
Mr col& el the des Is eakeselllill seek
the Allies, Cluiedles, meld

MARICSI&

COTTON.—Lrezaroon, SEPT. 'it —The Wu of cotton
fo-day ere estimated at 8,000 bales. Thera nu been radar a
better feeling, bet without any change in prim.

OORN.—Bosrow, tinny. 21.—We had a yak supply of
wheat at our market to-day, best Inns making la. mote
money ; inferior same as last week. Old white, 49e, ;
45e. to 47e. ; red, old, 44e.; new, Wm to 43e. Peat, base:
end oats at about teat weeks rotas, with a dew trade in each
article. Beans, old, 48s. to 60e.; new, 41e. to 425. Peas,
bias, 40e. to 425. ; white, 365. to 37e. Oats, 12 stone, 221,
to 23a; 11 stone, ids. to 10e.
eroonvow-on-Term, Saner. 21.—The mink of 67.47,
coastwise and from shooed 00111/ClOO a:meth/1y Mallet To
this dere maul there was a kegs supply wheat from the
growers, which met a good demand at an advance of la. per
quarter cm teat smelt's prices. Barley in repast. Making
qualities la per qr. higher Osts the turn Arne. Beene
=changed. In other articles no vsriatkm. Imports dozing
the pest week .—Beriey, keel" 410 qra.

CATTLE.—Borraetz, Barr. 21.—Tra4 w Item to-
day, and only the prime made late rata. Beef made from
2s. ed. to 4e. 104. ; mutton, 4e. to 6e.; reel,
reit, 3e. to 4s. 4d. yes stone of Bibs., sinking the o(el.

LEATHER AND HIDER.—A fair =mat of trade at
previous rates is the report we have to give thin week of
Leadeahall leather market. The supply was not very large,
and the buyers rather more numerous than on the precede's
Tamday. The beet heavy harness Wise must sseaaim be
named as prominently in demand; the best sad nettle'.
shaved hides also sell very readily. As might be effected,
the eyes d
,mny maanfactewers have been tuned to a war
with L'hisa which appears fausiosat. Boma have bellwerd
that the demand for, sad prices of, leather—always as
im-
porWt article la the atorealremeale of an army—wield tre
thie have been enhanced by It. It mean, however, to be
probable that much of the materials of warier, will be
available is India, sad the prices of leather, third" Ws
not bees sacred by it; at present there have been no Mks.
dons of governmental purchases. At the public sake at
foreign raw hides last week, River Plebs hides were id. to
id. higher, some parcels hawing Bid At:Walks made as
advance of id. About 90,000 Rest India were sold, gene-
ray at famert prices, whit a redoodon of id. per lb. an the
lower goatlike. By privete sale 2,000 Buenos Ayres have
Um mid at Sid.

COALL—Lonnow, 21.—Howars West Hartley,
16a. 3d. ; Byeaa's Babel* West Hartley. 16.. 3d. ; Clerk's
West Hartley, 16a. 3d.; Hastings Hartley, 16e. 301. ; H..•
well Gas, 13a. 3d.; nualleld Hoar, 13e. ; Tanileld Woos
Batas, 13.. ; Wylam, 16a. 6d. ,• Wells End Haswell, 18a. 94.;
Walls End Stewart'', 18a. ed. ; Walls Bud Haugh Hall,
17.. 9d.; Walls End Hellos, 18a. 3d.; Walls End South
Hull" 18e. 3d. ; Wells End Whitworth, 16s. 6d. ; Powall's
Darya Steam, 226.-13 hips at market. 30; sold. 26.