The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-04 00:00:00

MARK E2S.

libel which no doubt meat have been very painful to the
f elings of the prosecutor, Captain Engledue. Captain
Engle doe was a gentleman who bad for some years taken an —s—
active part on the conservative aide at lioinharoptoo, end the COTTON.—Livenrooa, MARC 3.—The isles of cotton
defendant beteg • man dance political feeling on the other to-elar• estimated at 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 are en
aide, wee mode the medium of circulating this libel. He and foe export. The Manua imitates, 8,930
felt sad believed it the time that he we. from 44d. to Bd.; 30 Peruse, from Bd.;
nothing further this circulating • his polidZ 40 Behia, from M. ; 200 Emd ien from Bid. to 81d. ;
squib, but he now felt that it was one calculated 800 &met, from 64d. to 6fd. There s a quieter tone In our
m. at painfully to redid upon the prceeoutor. It had been mullet to-day. The weeks import is 18,660 balm.
demanded on the other Ode that he should also give up the
name of the anther. The defendant wee not in a position to
give up the author's name, sad If he were he pcmobly might
teal that it would be scarcely conaistut for him to do so. Be
(Mr. Prideatm) was prepared to relieve Captain Engledue of
all anxiety on that account without the intervention of the
defendant. The author bring also a gentleman of strong
poUcal feeling, and having reason himself to feel aggrieved
with some strong language which Capta'n Engledue bed en
• previou occasion wed at • meeting of governors of the
iofbmary at Sowhavopton, felt it scarcely fair that he should
have to mimes his unqualified regret unless Captain
Engledue on his part would also express his regret that he
had rued the language he did at the meeting of governors of
the infirmary. Captain Itsgledue, In • menus which gave
him great credit, expressed through Mr. Slade his deep re-
gret that be should have allowed himself to use such laao
nage. He wag, therefore, instructed on behalf of Dr.
Hearse to expees his sincere and unqualified sorrow and re-
vet that inhumed by strong political feeling and stimulated
perhaps in acme degree by • sense of the injury he felt he
had received et the hands of Captain Engledne, he bad
allowed hirmadf in • moment of irritation to be the author of
this bbd_

WOOL AND WORSTED.—Bistorostro, Masten 3.
Than is still great indisposition to operate is wool, and na-
tio. is observable by all eopged in the trade, purchases
!sing very meagre and prices stationary. Node and broker
an very quiet. Oar advices from the Brien) wool fair, which
opened yesterday, and the result of which is usually re-
garded as an Wes to the prices of wool in the coming
mason, state that there was a tall avenge attendance of
="land staplers, but there was little or no business
The Floes sought were higher than similar kinds
will obtain in this marker. The second fair day Is usually
the principal business day,when both buyers and sellers have
to determine as to what coarse they well panty before the fair
doses. In worsted yarns there is a fair bushier doing for
hone consumption, but the export hewn still purchsee very
sparingly. In pieces, the demand, though not so good as it
was a few weeks ago, still continues, and where any soften-
ing In price is afforded, large engagements are entered into.
The ferny department oontinues active.

CORN.—Binittsommt, Alsace 3.—At this day's mar-
ket, Were was a large supply of white, sad so proper
Goad be made in sake without submitting to a reduction of
ea. 50 lcs. per qr. Barley lower, and difficult to sell In quan-
tity. Oats fad buyers be retail at quite ae Dinah mom.
Bsedeans. lees in mute. Nothing doing in paw, except far

Mr:ilade apologised on the other ads, but desired to be
allowed to say that no political feeling bower snag could
jaaiify_the publication of inch a libel.
His brdabip directed the prisoner to be discharged on en-
tering into recordation to appear and receive Judgment
when called on.

Drveszie, MARCH 3.—We had a moderate supply o
wheat, the trade was flat, and prices nominally as LA week.
Battey was in better supply, there were some prime tots
offered, trade was brisk, and prices fully as good am bat
week, the tom being In favour of the eellm. Oats were In
good demand, and deerer.—Wheat, best, 39e. to 42a.,
3is. to 344. ; ditto, inferior, too. to 34e. Barley,
360. to 43e. Oats, 22a. to 325. Bens, 40s. to 46.. Pees,
42e. to 465. Floor, fins, 32.. to 34e. per sari ; ditto, seconds,
38e. to Ills.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

NEW COURT.
(Before the Cosmos Redsont.)

John Morn; "Um{ 26, labourer • &must Thompson 34,
clerk ; and dew Thoespow, 64, Married, were indicted for
obtaining, by roans al false preiasere, from Samuel Awlaftli,
ea order for the payeasat of it. 6s. 3d., with intent to cheat
sad detrital him, and in towhee mat they were charged
with • conspiracy.
Mr. Bodkin and Mr. Orrldge mitemnied. and Mr. Csclor
and Kr. Metcalfe defeedad the sale prisoners.
After mew counitation it was speed that Read and
Thompson should plead guilty to the indictment which
charged the fahe mown, sod that no evidence shoaled be
awed spinet the lona* and in her case an acquittal was
_ .

Masounrrna, Maxon 3.-Bincet our last the supplies
tato Liverpool ham been liberal, and at this morning's mar-
ket all domiptions of wheat met only a retell inquiry at late
rates. Flour told slowly at barely the carranchs of last
Thursday. Oes and oatmeal eapee.euced a consumptive
demand, without change la value. nuptials brans improved
M. to 9d. per qr., whilst English hardly maintained WHIM
prices. In other Wicks us titration.
Nswartx, MARCH 2.—At Ws market to-day there was a
moderate chow of wheat, sad the Mks was by no mesas
scam at the currencies of lest week; white samples made
42a. to 48s. ; red, Me. to 425. per 36 stone. In barley (of
which there was a moderate supply) thee was no Mimed/At,
raaltiss qualities tusking 38s. to 445. per F.; Finding, 26a.
to 324. per 30 stone. Oats were a small show and realised
far the most put the rates of the previous week ; old quo-
kka were quoted at 30.. to 345.• new, 26a. to Ws. per 24
Mose. Beans were mares, and Fitts as cheep as last week,
.army, old, 448. to 48a ; new, 40s. to 44e. per 38 atone.
NIWRIJR; Macca 11.—We hod a moderate supply of
wheat, with a dull gas, but eventually the major part was
disposed of at the rates of last week. The same remarb
may be applied to Wiry. Osta, hems, and peas,

Mr. Bodkin beady seated to the court that the prisoners,
who had styled themselves the Mercantile Peed Loss Arno-
elation, had in very attrecaire advertisements in the
offered to lend money upon most advantag, one term. Tare
ademaksments ha v bees in many instances answered,
the parties so answering them were requested to Osmanli to
the offices of the Association, Weyceouth•terrace, New
North-reed, London, dif root sums of mosey to defray the
expanses of their agents in making inquiries prievionely to
granting lane.
It wee stated by the police that in 185.5 both primeness
had been convicted at obtaining goods by fates pretenses.
The Court essteseed than to eighteen menthe Marione-
meat.

iTI11111:7011, MARCH I.—The ;apitz:atiliset, aid ameet, use,
slew without alteration In value. t 0011140 to head is
better oondition, and spring corn sells freely, the Musa Ste
seed being active.
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WATIRFORD. Mellor 2.—We bam had vary arastl wp
plies of grain to our market shies t3anurday last, end the
amount of bueinres passing bas boas equally limited. No
change of coassquenoe lam marred in the value of any
sr** and we therefore repot oar former quotations.
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EDIIIII9IOII, Maws 2.—ln the market today there wan
1,183 qrs. what, bang 189 last than last week-282 qrs.
mead. Barley, 1 491 qty.. being 600 lens than last 'emir—
ate qrs. 3,009 qrs., bass 261 lea than trail
week-1,160 qrs. td. Bean 200 qrs., bang 188 more
than hat week-166 qrs. lurid. As canpared with bat
week, wheat woo saw on top, and Id. down on average.
&airy was Sle„ op an top, and 3d. down on mange. Oats
were 2.. asp ca top, and 3d. up en average. Bata was
same on top, and saw on arenas. Large market. Bales
heavy. Priors roach der same as last week. Plias per
imperial qr. :—Whest, 30s. toßarley, We Wit
19a. Oen, We to 325. Beans, 37.. ed. to 48a.
of top—Wheat, 62ibs. ; barley, 6111 be.; onto, 461114. , and
Was, 86ite.

m,_ll•ict 2.— TL. aurabe : of

thismorsiai 3,606, it:lig69i let; ThsM toll
week. Nosed good, sad Floss from b. to 2s. s heed
higher. Best mattes, Bd. to 81d. pow lb. ; middlleg sad
isisrior, from eid. to 7d. The number of tattle woo any,
befog 85 less than last weak. Demand also good, and
prier alto up. Top pries at the best Ixe, lla.; mama,
7a. 3d. to M. ed.; and inferior, from Bs. ed. to
es. ed. per bowls] stone. Fed pigs from ss. to ss. 9d. per
Moms. Numbers In market-3,608 &help, ; 500 fit Gatti*:
126 miles cows; sad 283 pigs.

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

Illise Paw Nan '111161., Toast.
emilawizrat.„ 19. 014aus • 11•1141...... 311000100. /010. 10108.
0.330 11.435

18•416 eriteg lebrairy I)
364 666 919 f 69
Moil sad nada 938 2.181 0.340 2.997
laseada 048110.126108
188 W aid WWIIIMO• 2,161 6.520 8,961 2.174
Lisa% 1134vimooderatan.41
Maimiss
184494sessgums J
id&448448 7q 68 168 530 218

Wts tau Mart X
Liarrke aajal=ika lli 73 SS 96 91
Wtarked
Itadkokery sad kimblibia 0 :90 494 7441 614
Ott ilatirs
title rd 111119.4186 .„ a 631 684 1.036 1068
Stab pi Lotus .„. ....... X IS 100 . 1311
4wili Wear IIII 1,513 6119
Ibmielna rd Dutra=
Walt =tag tiburry X
ittairtUska. Xi 919) 416 011 7EO
&mat Omani
Nat Pitt 140 1.633 Mt 6.861 4.781
tom (18•81146.140818. 4•41
ibtom Otis .
11884matk i..a.y.W '6i 4A4.957 1176713.319 a. 4.4
Obit Matt Jetta — X
7 1,6317 1 1.641 et 1.406 UM MX 2.3411