The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-02 00:00:00

SHE ATTEMPTED MURDER IN SHEFFIELD.

Henry On , who was shot in the head by
Thomas C on the 19th of October, is still ahn. Oa
listarday, Ch•yds, was Yoshi ap at the Tows-hall, before
J. J. Smith, Ise., sad J. B. Brown, Esq., charged with
stamping to murder Grayson.
Mr. Wm. Hwy ooth, wargoaa, aradise-suare, said—
Oa the 19th of October, "hardy Delon 10 o'clock in the
morning, I was sent for to the shop ef Mi. Thames Peb-
ble, in the Wicker. I there bend a my of the name of
Hoary drays in a vary 'Yr imod Mats from km M blood.
Ile was lull up= ow al the work-Yam in the jiggers'
bop. There was • wound seder Ms ese. I ad-
adaletond neteradvis, and the to Yeas
the wound. I MY the monad attinding 4p inches in
length bewmin towards the valor pmt of the beat of the
hall. The lobe of the ere Ye boned, se if from powder.
The mirk is Übe yet, sod wOl always rosin. From the
apparent* of the wound. In my opines, • bail had pissed
through. From the wined it yds in the lobs of the ear,
I imbed le was a bill al smell Ye. Upon • close
narabdion I toned that It bed divided some vary ha-
portant both muds sad nerves. I made • minute
ennenatke„bat blued from the exhorted state of the man,
and the the bell hod pesstarated, bat it would be •
Yee of to mits out dna. I found it im-
possible that it yid removed, sad I directed that a bad
styli he made upon the wiwk-hosah, sad that the Guffaw
Yob be mob as sembrtoble a lott could. He yelped
then =die my direction until the night before last, whim
we had him caratally Yon* to his own home in Menne-
street, BrVishoessa. I have asst lima two or three limos •
day
to be wary Vistas the 19th of Obehar. I now believe the
mu under the Ivor at the MA orbit, at ter book
of ths nom. trbl this tio extract it, and in sty
spike 1t as • maw .1 y to get It away. I thiak
he is fa • mom &woes 1411.11, 11114 widows the mama
as be may die at eny mesas. I hays tried en adamant
times to extract the ball, bat have am by able to do so.

H Womook—l am a repenwer, sad wit fur Mr.
I hoop not worked at the km. On tha 19th of
Olathe I wpm st Mr. Perdabei shop. About twisty 1
miser altar Om is the moray 1 or at work at the
shop. DIM sot re Milgrim wart tho mom, bat whoa I I
ono him be wig at the aol of my bomb. Ho was ,
M to look for oomotatag under Wartime.
While he wan in that ration I mid to him, " Champion,
bar yam got the egoism that I had litoging to you '
and he mid, To, air.' He than said, ' Have yon sot
=MP is, spina a" sad I mid, " Norio, no
this what has bra mid at our mootingo."
" Oh," rid be. He left ace, and went to Omar, who
woo writhe et MN botch, road who was Mr or four yards
drew ma, Champion want tam Orayer's Archway, and
bard bad hiphii which woo ram
pad by . Grayer sad Choapion were about • foot
IPA. I Champion with my oyes, expecting
goarakag about the Oar difference, and baud him
any to Crayon, " Crams, bar you anything to say
agora me?" Ho oeM "Nag arising further than what
bed boa wird oat." Clonspioa said, ' Mr. Ferri*
tollo or that yon have bon Um irtigatioi of ail this
Vend.." Grayson rid, I will me Mr. Farr% about
it." Ho turned away from Champion apparently to reach
tereaddag off the biaoh, rad Vila Grayson was in that
position Chanspir palled las bond for radar his ort,
placid a Masai agora hi. head, sod boil The pistol was
r Moo as it math be without touching. I taw it directed
to Gra 's had. Onyxsortamr oat sod fell back.
arms fir, it ft woe, from Crayon to Hon-
yea. ith pat the MOM to lianyea'a head End pulled
Ha-
lb. beaussit. 1 saw the brume fall, but tho pis-
tol did sot go of. HY arm ranisiood and out, and r-
ather so till Karr get hold and pulled it down. Paw-
ant sad lionriolt, who wore at dap ratboobas, mined hhn,
and Walirhoar romped opts his both. I rat for the doctor. I
ad aim 1 istarami, whin woo be shoat yea roam I
Land Utopia YM on the ohaviro. whir via covered
with bin& Ilta•pdrassr was lassadadied, gad tram away
bY
'W Tryon gave crematory 'either
Mr. T. Torsialo—l an • jaws sad Wider. and occupy
waltibri ia the Wigs,. Oa Trade, tho 19th, a Marl
was giro to ma about roar Moor rot alai o'clock,
by lamo Dorton Hari*, sr of my, workmen. I mot
I him whit it is the lower wortshop, and whin It woo giro
to no Illegal it be tho orbited. On the arrival of
Sorrel Nenisad ho Wool far ft, and I gave it to him.
1 did arpormine it marry, and raid not my whether
tho trio of do ham% ear tiara or sot. I haws
haw tost marimba hem timbres% mere that Champion.
Os the gad of Oitobor, I woo waited on bya deputation of
hear from the anion, sad they and the if I did not rem%
Cavort= tho Molt of the AM woad b. removed from my I
aopplor, and those raid ho • ores. I odd thst it was •
mom ortishlo antoopt tho wortcrom and Or bed bort
ark it maiagot thomailm. Maya law al aim darts.
do, I rogator time for maiberathr as it or im-
port% to drains hira ismailthey, ad dio &prim
"We will gin you a wok's timp to emillor It They
mid she mar bad boa brought and., tbdr amilmathr
011 She 12th Oct. I west to tho trade's rain nom,
ormoorion of a imarro, and saw Errs limo
athsed me what 1 bad &Mod upon, and wanted to hawlig
they wort to coma to their work at the Tuesday norniag.
I gild then apparad to be no alternative, ea I could
not thior tho worth to gird still any Yager.sad I word
remove Churns r formats. I assohargod him that day
so forma.

Attar *Mamma had bees taken from Semis' Matlaad mid
Mr. Rama,
Mr. Jabots Smith eald—u Oa duty is Oafs; the primer

must be committed on the charge of shooting, with an latent
to commit murder."
In the event of Grayson dying, the prisoner will be in-
dicted on the capital charge of murder under the coroner's
warrant.

JLIBKBI&

THE BRITIBH CORN TRADE.
(From the Mark-lam Emma.)

The seasonable fall of rain on Thursday has been very ser-
vbeable to the of field labours, but after the long
drought more still mated general purposs. Wheat-
sowing has commenced In earnest, and the most approved
varieties have been procured at easy rates. Under the pre-
sent system British tanners can only hope for precedence and
good profits by the superiority of their produce and tillage.
The wheat trade, which seemed recovering from its prostra-
tion, has not improved, the country markets reporting
former rates being rather overborne by those noting •
decline, while the state of foreign 'deices has not been
calculated to give any stimulus to the home trade. Bu-
lineal in corn throuabout Europe has been very dull,
though with little variation in prices since our last, the
speculative spirit not being yet resumed. France is slightly
lower ; but the balance of a year's trade in that country
only shows about 700,000 quarters in favour of ex-
ports. This occurring on the almost unprecedented crop of
1857, leaves It doubtful, after the average crop of 1868,
whether there will be any =plus export, the resumption of
free Imports strengthening the idea. The uncertainty,
however, of impend policy acts 1114 an incubus on the corn
trade In France, and through the unsteadiness of that
government all calculations are frustrated hare. New Yank
shows some further decline, but the high price of fins dour
there—M., for extra Geneses equal to 425. 6d. per sank
English—moue bat little for the abundance of fine wheat, '
and the lower qualities seem more fit for turning into pork
than sending on direct to this country. Since the 22ad
instant the arrivals off the mat have been 16, and the Md.
neon immerged has been u follows:-1 cargo of Polish
Odessa wheat at 38a, 1 of Taganrog Ohirka at 445. 6d. 1
of deldi at 205., and several of Egyptian Belton, at 28e.
Of maim, a cargo of Rent had beat realised at 275. 6d. ; of
Egyptian barley a cargo at 19a.
The sales noted in wheat last week wire 11E061 qrs., at
42a. 4d., ageism 103.644 qrs. In 1867. The London averages
were 465. 2d. on 4,633 qrs. The imports into the principal
poets of Great Britain for the week ending 20th °isobar, in
wheat and Sour, ware 61.332 qrs. The exams of imports for
nine months up to the 30th it September this year, over the
imparts for the ca
for Let year, was 1,284,877 qrs.
wheat, 1.923,334 owt, flow, equal to • total in wheat of
1,766,723 qrs. This, with • phatifal supply of foreign pota-
toes and a good mop of our own, may partly em:ount for the
punt dulness.
Monday's wheat trade in London commenced on the back
of good supplies, but for the morning the arrivals from Kent
is Essex were small. There was • good attendanos, but
not of wheat buyers, as millers did set make an *Term
amount of purchases, and the few new ample, on the
English stands were picked over for seed, at about former
pram, but the bulk was left uncleared at the close of the
market. Boise foreign footers, with indent to sell, were
obliged to take less money, and area then the asks were only
on a modest* wale. On Wednesday the amply cosstwios
was 820 gre., with 6,610 qr. from abroad. The business of
this day was slow, at previous rates, not all the parcels then
on show being cleared, and foreign was mosesively dull.
Friday's returns showed 1,280 qrs. coastwise and B,as qrs.
foreign ; this day was the Mama of the throe, and
to Moe the lower qualities of lasi, or any considerable
quantity of Maim, would certainly have brought down
R
ior.
The flour trade on Monday was better supplied from the
tottate7 than of late, though famine arrivals were still mode-
rate The Nab& dour hold on speenlatiou being Wired
with the new mink, made a heavy market, and though
fasters wore offering at last week's prices, buyers declined
purchasing without a °encomia& of is. per each. The foreign
trade was dull and town prices amdeseed. Wedmeday'e sup-
ply per meet was 1,370 mews, with 940 suite Maim, when
the dull at le of trade continued, and so salsa of Norlsik
could be seeds without some wancessiou. Other deseriptkas
were mashers& Oa Friday there were 1,500 seeks coast-
wise and 1,060 maks foreign, when holden of Norfolk, wen
Ft:et 6d. kee mosey without making progress; good
was also offered at less money.
The show of English balky on Monday was Increased,
and Ms supply of foreign large. There being, however, bat
• small reportion of fins malting wets, those fully kerzt:
value hose an :increased inquiry. Banandery end
desmipticess could only be sold to quantity by the
of lower rates, the greatest heaviness prevailing is middling
sorb which me into competition with Danish arrivals. Os
Wednesday these were 1,710 qrs par coast, with 6,960 qrs.
foreign, whoa the same state of trade prevailed; end there
was no change on Friday, when the arrivals we. 1,790 qrs.
per coast and 6,440 tm. from the continent.
The malt trade was quiet on Monday, but firm for the best
qualitiee of old. New samples were a slow sale. No new
subsequently occurred.
Maaday's supply of Meta oats was Ma karst expo-
Mooed for years, followed up by • mall fleet la the mums of
the morning not noted in the returns. As dellem, however,
were scarcely clear of the stocks purchased In former gluts,
them was a great reduction in prices, the %est old beteg
fully Is. par qr. down, while new and old good qtuditkat were
Is. ed. per qr. cheaper, and the light and out-of-condition
sorts stall more reduced. As, however, it Is not likely sooh
an arrival will be experienced main, we anticipate something
of a rally from the present depression, when the unsold
surplus has gate to granary. On Wednesday there were
640 qrs. per coact, 1,600 qrs. Irish, with 33,410 Me.
foreign. The Weiner of the day showed some
from the panic, and those who were firm enough=
out obtained fully tid. per qr. more for the amerces unsold,
and occasionally more. Friday's returns showed as Immo
of 4,100 qrs. only from abroad : this day tandinsad the ha-
pavement of Wednesday, boyars being vadat the latpramiaa
that so batter opporennity would shortly com.
Beans were plentiful an Monday, the foreign supply being
good. The market was dull and buyers' favour, the sir
. .

Preemies la oats listing its inflow:tit—though far esetsin
qualities of old, which were soma, the see prior were
method.
. .

With a better supply of English peas on Monday, and •
large snivel from tee Baltic, this trade was duller than for
some time pest : maples remaining very soarce, they were
not lower ; but dune were felly Is. cheaper, and white M. M
2s. The great dedcarsoy, however, in the mop will dribbles
be felt when the trial demand tally seta in for split pureed
the parcels now stored will he likely to near better prime.
Neither of these pulse was altered in valuer Friday.
The linseed supply continuing liberal, with less exported.
the trade was lower Is. per quieter, end ere err found
loss inquiry, belt* dear es remora with fodder. Friday's
market seemed still pointing downwari.
The seed trade underwent little change, dealers In clover-
seed and trefoil keeping on the reserve from the bitter expo:
11010011 or lan 000•011. Conan, though held by tome at unaltered
rates, wee irregularly priori and lower to tell. Winter tares
of English growth, though were., were little inquired for,
the French snivels being offered on lower terms. Hemp.
seed was the turn cheaper, and untstanineed very del
Rapeemd without range, as well as the seeds need in con-
frotionery.
The aorta, markets, as respects wheel, on the whole,
were fairly supplied. Some continued former real, as
Omnibus', Oxford, Scarborough, Ely, and St. Nimes • bat
most were about Is. per qr. lower as Manehrter, Binning.
hem, Bristol, Lyan, flown, fltaildisg, Network, Breeshey,
and Bury St. Edmunds, and the rid marker en floseeday.
Liverpool, on Tuesday, had a good amendence, with bet
bw buyers of wheat or flour, sad aces but the dart realised
farmer tree. Oats searcely snehrtelned their value. Pees.
hour and ladies corn were all le. per qr. lower, with a
limited mein On Friday the etleadeace was Mtn, prime
wheat being held at un.ltered rates, bet Warr wee ld. to
2d. per 70th.. cheaper when Wes wen mina Flom wee
also a slow sale • the prior of barley, oats, brat, per and
maize beteg nominally the sear.
ID spring corn the prism goesreUy lures been la barn'
favour, the value of cuts having declined fully Is. per qr.
Scotland has had but dull markets. Edinburgh being
again well supplied was rather lower for wheat sad hers,
fn barley and oats there being but little difference. Glasgow
was cheaper for wheat 6d. to Is. per 2.101te., for buiey
64. to Is. per 3201 be. ; osinessi, berm, tad per, befog n-
attered. . .

-11:Itielt =Awe hays boa very heavy, sad Mk, gess-
=The last DabHa anted was mitalsored, ICeptln
g barley, whirls vas easier; rams of =alas beWg
andial. Al dock, males we 6s. par sna brew, sad sale is
berme favour ; bat wised marisagail. Witterked pads-
liar *a maw whodunit id. as 6d. per bd. brow, sad dd.
Elk tat tom Ws Ws. gave way X mad Si per bd.;
prr WC; prim salsa migrated lbvase, bat
was dall, sad drapsr.

LONDOI WIMILLT DOOL 11119.111111..-091. W.
Imported Didhwel Ps.IIIWIL WIT.
Wiwb—Wast bag .. OW Mtn !KIN WM
7.43 TAW MAW 111.1'11
Brawl ad .1.66 6...7 mak WAN
?maw
...... non IUSS 22.311
W NI SW
Ofirioa.
Wear.
Owiron
Cliww.-W 689 245
R 4
345 WAN _IOW
MAX 804

TALLOW. -4a eamewinsnee at Na modpi el Warms
hour Pooraboog ot this stotsiose• dale, swift that there
was • Aug MO 4S SlSiday night,
34154 yesterday,
reeehinguattg. et Mut st $46 this the tallow
Market with pot lemmas, and ng could be
dews as advance ef fatty ls. over the quotations of
[washday was paid. Later en in the day 61s. Ives paid, both
on the spot and fur all the yaw, bat 'hi. price wee ant male-
Imbed to the older. mat we quote flaally—Spot, 60s. Ed. ;
allot he yww, $0..t0 6d. ; December, 60s. 64. ; January
tooft. OL to ; Kara only. 60s. 9d. to 61s. We
may add that d sat bar a say tattcrtai of later date
than these we have inendialied above. The tetel quadly
shipped off to yesterday SY 106,000 casks, of whim about
16.000 must still be to "ships loading sad fighters."
The market wu tat, at 167 in. We quote South American
tallow, 60a. 64. ; no (Muss offering ; Polo, oil. 40s. 64. to
41s , 6pe Lagos ; cocoa nut oil, Cochin, 40e. to 40a. ed. ;
ditto Ceylon, Wk. to Sge. 104. ; town tallow, 61s. set cash.—
(Foam Mows. Smith and Chaska' Circular of Monday
evening.)

COTTUN.—Liv unroor., Nov. I.—The unprecedented
largo reoeipts of cotton frighten bolder., and cotton is freely
offered at Gooier prices in a quiet market. Balsa 8,000 Wu •
i peculloion, 2,000 bales. 2,000 Surat 60. to 6W.,; 3041
Egyptian. Bd. to 104 d. ; 460 Marauham, 70. to 841.• 300
Perm, 74d. to 71d. ;20 Bab* 74d. ; 6,130 Americas:.

CATTLE.—LtvintrooL, Nov. I.—The supply of Mod
Tea ler than lest Monday; the demand very dell, at rather
101111 prices.

COALS. - LONDON, Nov. 1.-Bates' Wad
13e. ed. ; Hymn's Bebeide West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Dtreroni
Went Hartley, 14e. 94.; Haswell Gas, 13a.; Lezabart'a
West Hartley, 14a. 94. ; Morpeth West lEartley, 14s. 34.;
Tanfleld Moor, 12a. 9d. ; Tardield Moor Bate. 12.. 9d.:
Walker Primrose, Wyhtm,Walls End Amu;
Close, 17s. 9d. ; ; Walls End Eden, 17a. 9d. ; Walla End
Oteforth, 17s. 3d. ; Walls End 1114491. 17s. bd.; Was
End Belmont, 16e. 9d.; Wells End Braddylla Baum,
18a. 3d. ; Walls End Brandon, 18a. 6d.; Walls Bad Prato-
wellgatr, 17.. 9d. ; Wells End Roswell, 19s. 6d. ; Wane
End Hatton. 19s. lid. ; Walls End Hatton Lyons,l7l. 3,:d •
Walla End Kepler Orealre, 18.. 9d. ; Walla End lambtoq
18e. 9d. ; Walls End Russell's Hatton, 18e.; Walls Bad
South Hatton, 19e. 3.1. ; Walls End Stewart's, 19e. 3d.•
Walls Bad Shnicliffe, 17s. 9d. ; Walla Eud Camp, 18s. 3d.:
Walls Bud Hartlepool. 18s. 6d.; Walla End Baugh
HalL 17a. 9d. ; Walls End Krill" 18e. 6d. ,• Walls End
South Hartlepool, 18s. ; Walls End South Eat*, Wet& ;
Walls End Toss, 19e.64. Walls Walla End Trtrallos
Hartlepool, 18s. Bd. ; Wails End West
18s. ad. ; Walls End Whitworth, 14a. ; Walls
Coundon, 17s. 3d. , Walls End South Durham, 17s. ;
Nixon's Merthyr, 21a. ; Powell's Darin Steam, 21a.-81*
at market, 129; sold, 78.