The Express.
London, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

(THIS DAY.)

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
1101111LIIT L.YO FOULIto • Boo•Lmi-orCS =nes

..I4NATIIAL

Dared Chandler sad lea; s.aumers, two letouring
men, acre chiuged helm Mr. Tyrant' with 'Mahn •
o.otety of w apparel at the veins of lbt., the pro.
piny et , aimed Richard Harland, sad there
was • further sharp dated aping dements, that oi.=
pristine • parcel manna to hint to book at • b
aloe, sad fogging the bookingnace keeper's 'pawn fur
the receipt of the ntrien.
It appears that the presenter, • amehnia, lodged with
the pneeses, end left hie lodpap, 7, lieneecoort, on the
nsamusg af the 29th August early, leaving the two pri-
me's, in the rums, sad an hb Meru to the evening found
four of his hone nukes opera. one of than being completely
emaatsweed • quantity of wear* apparel, of the value of
154,
lin Williams, the isialledy of the house, proved that the
prisoners left about 12 educe the same day, owing her •
wens mat, sod never retuned, end that Cheadler left the
key with bar as ; thst no one but the praecox"'
had up to the MOM till the prosecutor min krone.
On Appleton ninnies the boxes, be said they bed
hese broken open with shoemaker's bde, Eel to the room
seine were faun lakeside; to Chandler, and which be would
owl.

lir. Tyrirhilk said he did not think that was likely.
Yrs. Williams said she had • charge to prefer
floramers. She had entreeted him with • pawl to alit
a -aim, giving him Si to pay tar the booking of ite
and be t it tack with • signature written on an
envelope which be said was the booth. clerk's
but whichshe had ascertained at the ..ffice was :11".":
She hod • letter from the perms to whom the wee
sent stating that the pascal had never been received. The
parcel cootained valuable wearing appftreL
In answer to Yr. Tyrwhitt,
3lrs. Williams mid she had seen the tools ia the pores-
-400 of ebaadkr.' She also wished to state whet Sunman
leought the receipt it was blotted • huh", which he mid
had been does b loci eat.
Sionusen said the inpatare was that of the man who
took the panel, anyhow.
riergeent Appletoa asked for a remand, which was
granted.

SOUTH WA RK.
CARD PLATING IN PCBLIC•ROURIX.
Mr. Thome: NE-wile, the landlord and proprietor of the
Taro's Head, /Rue Anchor•road, Bertooodsey, was charged,
lw authority of the Conimintowen of Police, with allowing
card playireg in his house, contrary to the:tenor of his
I irenee.

/Sergeant Jackson, No. 5 if, said that a few evenings ago
he waut with soother constable into defendant's house and
in the parlour he saw several men drinking ItNi smoking their
pipes. At one of the tables he saw four persons, and one of
them was in the act of dealing out speck of cards. There
was also as the table a 'cribbage board. One of
the met said, " Ob, sergeant, we are only playing
to pan away the time, and another rill We
are telly playing for a little drop of beer." Wither then
west to the bar and acquainted the landlord with the cimum-
Amens, aad geld him that he should report the house. Yr.
Bybee, laid that he sever allowed marls In his house, and
be was we swan that anyone was playing in his house.
If be bad he should have taken the cards away.
Mr. Iturcharnaakl—The act of parliament tete forth " know-
ingly permitting canl-playieg in his house." Can you show
that to he the cue!
dergeant Jackson—No, sir ; but the men were playing
rltteyead
ware dtgout
.have
Thetlizeuthht.liiel must have known
eer before t
and one said that thee were only playing for • drop of beer.
Mr. Tharehans—Tbet is so proof that the defenctuit knew
they were playing earls or that the persons were playing
for pin. The Gunman must be distal...ed.

COUNT CATOITR AND THE CHILD MORTAIIA.—The
slaveiwy elf the Universal Ismslitish Alliance has received
the Mewing letter from Count Cavour :—" Turin, Oct.
3, 18e0.-Bk.-1 have received the letter which
yen Isass shimmed to me in the name of the
fiesisty of the Iroiversal Israelitish Alliance, soll•
ening the aid of the King's government in the steps
white the father of the young Mortars S taking,
is easier to recover his child from the osvent S which he is
at prestos retained. Psnuadol of the justice of M. Mortara's
demands, I have the honour to assure you, sir, that the
King's government will do all in its power that this child,
in whom the public opinion of Europe is so strongly inte-
rested, may be restored to his family. Be good enough, I
beg you, to acquaint the members of the Jewish Society
of thew isteotaous of the government of the King, and
receive, kr. ---(Sigood) Cavouls-"

- - -
THE CHANCELEOR of THE EXCHEQCER AND 1111
&EDON TRADL—In reply to • communication of the Mayor
of Coventry, Mr. Gladstone writes from Hawardeu on the
oth inst. :—" In conformity with my engagement, and with
a great desire to relieve, if possible, the ribbon manufac-
turers of this country from eves the smallest disadvantage
which can be traced to the operation of British law, I have
had the request con taioed in year letter carefully examined
hy the rroperdepartments —I mean by the Boirdof Inland
Revenue as respects our dere that a drawbeek should he
allowed upon paper used in and in corse.tion with the pack-
ing of ribbons ; and by the Board of Customs as respects
the alternative plan of a Customs charge on fiPrVjarlk
paper used in like manner for foreign silk goods. I
regret to say that the result, is, that her Majesty's
government cannot adopt either plan. I think that the
=Gun! of this evil is less than you estimate it to be. But
be that as it may, lam of opinion that relief could not be
granted in the former mode without girl% rise to limner
ous applications, which would rest on similar gronada, and
which when awarded would gradually break .donu the
revenue from the paper duty. Mischievous as I conceive
the continuance of that duty to be, I am under obligation
to guard it equally with any other hraoch of the reveals*.
ea long as it cuatinues to be leviable by law. A charge
upon Amiga used in sod about the puking el
foreign silk goods would entail such easoyance, delays, and
eurharrassuonts to trade, that it cannot he entertained,
You will, of coune, consider this letter an iutendfla
for the general informative of those on WhOS6 behalf yen
Write."

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Price Y.C. per ova Ude dap
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Arrival tar the week seam Oct. Si last year, 7,5da calm sad
&Mary LIN cass. TM sichal WI west scaspriod 11.447
casks tram 114. Petasbarg. If Sam Amlralla. WO treat Smith
Aakerka. art 111 Cross dam pines. Utak 1.849 asks.

METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.
(PHIS DAY.)

Wo have a large increase in the supply of bouts, and
the weather is very unfavourable j_ oagesqaandy lauds is
heavy and prieca are lower. The isipply of sheep
is larger the average quality is, however. inforier. Choice
kin& tied ready purchasers, but other descriptions c.lanot
he cleared off. There is • demand for good calves. Our
foreign supply consists of 600 haute, 5,500 sheep, and 29
calves.

—Per—uks• a Sits. a. O. Ld. Par attos of Mho aC ad
lea &au IlLund4u. 4 i 4 10 11441Those11/401,611
Ira Oaut-borus 444 11 1014 104.-1.0414 ... 410 S 0
Soma qua barb 11 011 10 Do. 40. Mors
Cam 4 4 14 Dm IS wood qua 4 0 4 II
Php
6 4 0
116Duatillfitois II 4 Lab Mom
loode vairta 6,400; Shaw mid Was, 17.760 ; Cava
110: NIPS aft

BOROUGH HOP BURKE'''. —(THD3 DAY.)
Berge. Palisade° and Smith repeat a brie dienand far
an daa wow yearling and older hope at full pelage ; the
ems snobs b Wavhill fair, which will dome tegloncem
Duty MAO& to AWOL

COAL MARKET.-(THIS DAY.)
Wslls End Condos, 20s. 6d. ; Walls Sod Kolbe, Ma. 9d. ;
Walls End Whitworth, 17s. id.; Holyw.ll, 175.; Abair
dare Fotbargills, 215.; Powell's Duffrya Steam. Ba.; T..
field Moot Hots., Us. 6d.; L. 190.; BebsiA•
liu tley, 17s. ; Dswidsuo's klartkiy, 7s. ; Imam* Hut-
ley, 16s. 9dL-11$ Mips at market.

MINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Clzoca.

The mining market remains quiet, peeps:attune
for the settlement continuing to attention.
The transactions have been • y confined to
shares in East Wheal ussell, West Seton,
Wendron Consols, Alfred Consols, Fast ll=
East Rosewarne, Condon Consols, and
Harriet. In the Stock Exchange North Dooms
shares are officially marked 4f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are equally
quiet. Great Northern Copper (South Australia)
have been dash in at j die.
The United Mims asermots„ promoted at the meeting of
shareholders, showed a Waage is hand of 1,1901. lfo. ld.
The profit on two monthe working was 2641. 9s.
At Malaria Miss ismeting, on the 10th inst.., the ae-
rosols showed a balsams ei sorts over liabilities of
1231. 15s. 6d. A trall of lo Ft,e was mode.
From Penhaidarva the ea was received
this day :—" Lode in the Doetlitall=down a foot.
Looking quite am well am as Saturday big. Oilier points
better."

The Cwm Erfin Mining Company, oil the 3rd instant, de-
clared a chvidend of 16s. per ahem (41601. fie.)
At Nether Hearth Rine meeting, on the 811 inat, the
accounts showed a credit balsams at 1,0291. 4a. 7d.
At a meeting of &denotement la Doloosth line, on the
Rth inst., the amounts showed a pre& on Use two months'
working of 3,3241. 18s. 7d. A dividend of 101. per share
(3,5i10/.), was decLuid, leaving 5631. 10s. Bd. to the nett
account.

The Lisburne Lad Ittaing Oosapany have declared a divi-
dend of 31. per share 11,2004

Tee WAZIAW MOITI1110.—"The approaching
interview at Warsaw," lays • letter from Berlin of the 10*
" reminds one of that which took place at Oimuts • shoot
time before the Crimean war between the Emperor
Nicholas I. of Rania, the Emperor of Austria, and the
Prince of Pronto The object of the Czar was to obtain as
a recompose for the services he bad rendered to Austria I.
Hungary the support of that power for his projects in the
Fast, or at lean her friendly neutrality. Austria made
fine promisee, but every pee knows bow they were perfesusid.
The Prince of reuse* on the °Navvy,
.opesly destered
that he could not approve of the views of Emmia
he had, it was said, • violent altercation with the
Emperor, his brother-in-law, and at the end withdrew from
the contennice, saying that le had sot mese to Mout: as
heir to the cretins et Prussia, bat as • peneral charged to
spent the Austrian federal troops. it • may Pepe that the
Prince Regent will carry with him to Wisest the sense
fraaknese and the moss cleanighteitress without the re-
serve which he was seder on the former essesism, and that
he will know how to resist the prefieselime of Austria es'
well se the legitimist teedencies of the seen el Elm* tad
endeavour to tuns the Sovereigns hem the pnesuit of an
impossible object by recommending them to adopt a ear
ciliatory policy, and toke into account the nein' of the
Italian people. If he should Teas otherwise, he will dom•
pletely misuuderstrad the lIINSICIC of his owe country,
as well as tbe object of the wishes of the German people.
New AILILANORKILIT OF TIM &aim PROPELLER.
—A small steamer of Dowel constrothos has been plying
dining the last week en the &twenties. It is os the prin-
ciple of the double canon This twin beat is in fact mimed
out of the water and supported upon two poetics@ of •
cylindrical form of two feet in diameter, and 18 feet long.
Theme pontoons or tubes are each fitted with • solid conical
spiral screw at the stem, driven by • direct centre shaft
worked in the usual manner. The propeller. are made to
set together, or in opposite directions, in ouch • way that
the 'reel is driven by one or both and may he to in a
sweep of little more than her own length. In the passage
from Bristol ft is stated that this model, of only three tons
bardeo, roughly built, and very imperfectly fitted with ma-
iffifierl, towed two harps laden with 90 tons of stone in
/haw water at the rate of three miles an hour with 201 b.
"Alta pressure in the boilers.