The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-29 00:00:00

THE POLICE COURTS.

HIGHGATE.

Net, the Kaffir who was found the other day in a wood at
Highgate, was brought up on remand charged with stealing
• sheep the of Mr. Cl. Fletcher, drover.
Mr.
_, Lansdowne House, Kilburn, member of
the of Fatal, consented to act as his interpreter.
The additional evidence went to show that on Sunday
night, as Mr. Simmons, of Wood-green, was pawing the
wood with his daughter, he saw on looking through
I the hedge a light at • little distance of in the
wood, and by the side of the light, which turned
out afterwards to be a Sr., he observed the prisoner
lying at full length, with his feet next the fire. He called
out "Hallos," upon which the primmer got up, "growled,
and ran away. Mr. Simmons went to the police•ststion, and
got the assistance of Martin, 8 518, emilseene other miestablem,
who scoot:mauled him to the wood, which was entered by
Mart* who found a bluing lite, in the adat of which was
• leg of mutton meeting, and neer it wes a scythe, and a chine
and breast of mutton. The primer as not sera that sight,
but • watch was kept round the wood. The next day the
prisoner was apprehended by Bishop, fa 8, who also
diseoveted a sheep's head, a sheep's akin, and other
porticos of• sheep's body. The prisoner was taken to the
statiou•lttonse by Sergeant Aylett, 316, who produced four
striped shim worn by the prisoner, on one of which were
spots of blood end portions of sheep's fat. The prisoner's
heads were also mowed with blood; and the sheepskin vie
identified by Mr. Fletcher's man.
The prisoner admitted that he wee gnilty, when
Mr. Bergtheil asked for a summary oonviction, observing
that while the prisoner was awaiting his nisi he might be
liable to the contamination of bad characters. _ .

The Chairman re;;ltadthat tiere7;aeno fear of that, u
the separate system of confinement wan adhered to in the
City.
The risme was then committed for trial at the ensuing
Central Criminal Court.

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TALLOW.—We have to report a decline is the tallow
market Ism lest Monday of la par cwt. on the spot, and
in ea. to le. 9d. speculatively. The immediate MUM of this
decline is to be found in the fact that whilst the great body
of Moscow @escalators maintain a neutral position, neither
buying nor selling, others, who hold to a leaser extent, are
supplying the trade upon easier terms than thalami's pre-
viously demanding. To-day there is no reoovery ;on the
contrary, many speculative sales have been forced at the low-
est point of the day. At the close we quote : Spot, 68a. to
675. 6d.; all the year and December, 675. sallies, 66e. 6d.
buyers ; January to March, 665. 6d. to 66a. , Sala" of
9,llowan .31/.351 _particularly Smith American, which ia
quoted 675. 6cl, to oas ; Odessa beef, 665. 6d.; Australian
beef, 665. • Archangel, 67e. Tows tallow. 684.6 d. set, nomi-
nally; tallow slate., 66e. to 64.66. Palm d 4 46e. 6d. to
465. Cochin cocoa-nut oil, 425. 10d. to 4911. 10d; Ceylon,
40e. 106. to 41e. • Sydney, nu to 41a., ler par cent.—
(Prom the circular of Mew.. Smith and Charles, dated Mon-
day evening.)

COTTON.—LivaarooL, Nov.2B.—Thu naked cotton to-
day an estimated at 7,000 bales. Tha market continual viwy
quiet, but without any change in prices.

CATTLE.—LresszooL, Nov. 28.—Tha supply of stock
this day in larger than last Monday's. The demand wry
good, st rather bettor Floes fit the bast stock middlieg
without change. Sheep, small Raptly a* full prior.