The Express.
London, England, 1859-05-13 00:00:00

nothing the law could lay bol Chandler then raked him literratheres, Mar 12.-Onr market L
onelyg was
why he Lai run away whenwas taken into cos- numerously attended, bat essay were m sunned by
tody-be bed left Yolk-buildings on that morning and h.d curiosity to ascertain the probably coons of the made. Whom
sever been back mince; and he replied that Le did not wish was dieted at fie. to lis. per qr., sad flour 4s. to ss. per sack
hie name to be aired up. with Chandler, he was only his below the rates of this dsysennight. at which bat lle bait-
clerk. Witness then said If hie clerk bad committed a for- sees occurred. Oats end oatmeal receded 14. to W. per
pry he should not have ran elm milma he was mixed up 4.51 b. end le. per load respectively, with • limited demand.
with it ; end he mid be thought it was better to go sway, Beans were firm, and barley brought le. per qr. more money
and then repeated the offer of his service', which witness de- Indian corn was 2s. per qr. lower.
°lined and left him. Witness °Leaved when Le fact saw the NEWARK MAY 11.-At to.day's corn market the
prisoner that he was walking in a stooping, dejected rebus, supply of airiest was small, and with a fair demand, prices
out when be spoke to him he raised himself upright. ruled ed. par qr. lower than in the previous week, white
In crose-thamination the witness said that be had ell selling at 56a. to 62a.; red, Ms. to 56a. per 36 stone. Barley
along intended to give the evident's that he had now deposed came scantily to band. sad sold at the full quotations of last
to, and be made • communication to Kr. Leiria, the solicitor week ; malting , 38e. to 42.. per !milling, 28s. to 325.
for the prisoner Wagner. to that effect. Redid not give any per 30 stone. There was only a show of oat*, with •
caution to the prisoner before he hod this conversation with hsavy demand, prime ruled the turn lower than We week,
him, namely, 30s. to 34e. per 24 stone. There was sot much doing
By Mr. Bodkin-Witness knew the prisoner very well, in beans. at Is. per qr. below last week's pion, old selling at
and he did not think it was at all neoessary to Webb's a 48e. tasos. ; new, 461. to 48s. per 38 at me.
caution. Newsiest May 12.-We had • very large supply of
The letter referred to by the witness was put in and reed. wheat, in which at first there was little dothg, but towards
It was to the effect that the prboner knew that the beakers the close of ths market allots submitted to a decline of
of the metropolis were defrauded to •vi ry large extent every fully to. per qr., at which reduction the greater part was
year by means of forged cheque*, and he offered to give CAI' cleared. Barley Ism at late prices. Osts, beans, and peas,
tab information, end suggest • plan whereby this offence dull.
would to a very great extent be prevented. Be also stated vr
that the prisoner had no chance now of obtaining an honest wrantsoz, May 12.-The supply 14 short and mesa A
livelihood hi this country, se the police would prevent him very slow sale at • reduction of 4s. to sa. per quarter en the
priors obtained hat week for wheat. Spring corn is inactive
from doing so after what had formerly occurred, end he wee but the prier ere not lower.
anzions to go abroad with his We and family. The condi- WATNIIPORD, May It-The great re-action in the Bar
bons upon which the islormation alluded to wee to be given
were, that the primmer should not he prosecuted or mad* a lin markets bee Ma • very d•PreNCI- ittec• °II tha trade
party to any prosecution, and that the beakers should pay
Wm a sum of 1,0001. of 3e. to b. barrel on wheat and Indian corn and about
Pit
here, and basimese is almoet hairier even at • decline
At this stage of the case the trial was adjourned the jary thteantebeperhaseek_ on flotar.,_,BerielLis not offered lower, but
being taken to the London Coffee-house in the charge ot an oats tux " 6d. per .m.".. money.
EDINNUIOII. Mat 11.-in the market to-day there
- were 1,464 qrs. wheat, being 618 more than bet week-88G
beat
. qrs. unsold. Barley 662 gra, bring 177 qrs. mere then
weak-179qr. unsold. Oats, 1,977 qrs., being 669 MO M than
lest week-1,190 are. unsold. Beans, 183 qrs., being 46 more
then last week-78 qrs. unsold. As compared with last week
-Wheat was 12e. down on top, and Ile. Bd. down on
avenge. Barley wee Is. 6d. down on top, and le. down on
average. O&M were Is. down an top, end 20. 4d. down on
average. Beans were 3s. down on top, and Bs. 61. down on
enrage. Supplies not large. Pales doll, and prices back.
Prime per imperial qr. • -Wheat. 425. to 158 e. Barley,
27a 64. to 38e. 6d. Oeb, 23e. to 826.• Bums, 44e. 64. to
We. Weight of tep-W hest, 661ftel ; barley, IMilbe.
.subs. ; end beans, &lithe,

THE POLICE COURT&

MANSION-ROUSE.
JOAN Edwari#, IS yam, was chariot with having
ortolan abastlawdM wad eve rlailthap boa NEL Dutton,

ca booed &strewn.
The eomplahmat—l was ea bead • .burner, end
I kit sa anemaketnis seem» etypecket. Immedestely
afeeneeds I saw the yelsease, dna I gave Ids to ander-
stead thee he lad base wobble, me, throw my clef,
whleh easishisd the sidings, into the river. He was
»ken Mo enetedy. tire his puma wee Mad two peal-
clues, on of which wee gold.
The pekeesr—The gold pmeticase wee ghat to me by my
poet lean when b• wee dying. (Laughter.)
The grime wee reeognieed es • common thief. H.
&dad tin he led ever committals robbery or been charged
with say °dance, bat open being by. the aldermen
he eald—l wish your to mat the case n • sonimery
WiLdettantitabOOU .TLlAlikr.t.ratate you to imprieee-
i meat for three months with had labour.

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CATTLB..— Sontatteou, MAT 11.—Ths motif 01
sheep end lambi this mortieg wee 6,748,
dulbeteg 6,268 IA
sad 488 grating sheep. Balm were again l, sad priors
down from le. to 2e. a bead. A large quantity remelted
unsold. Top prim of the test mutton, 7td. ; eurreat, 7d. ;
ikon: sheep from 4d. to Bid. per lb. Lambe, top prices, 30r.,
27a., and 26s ; current pr, 23e. to 24r., end down to 21e.
a bead. The supply of cattle wee km, bring 788, cr 242
fewer. Palm also sloirly effected, sad prices receding.
Top price, 7s. 6d.; menett, Te.; middling_ end inferior,
from 6e. to de. 61. per imperial stone. Fed pigs from
a.. to de. 6d. per Imperial stone; Mx to eight weeks' old
du., from 10e. alk a heed. There were to the market
10•41.7—abrM 6,746; fat adds, 788; kaa do., 623; milch
cows, 176; Apt,
CREESE.-4BALISIMITT, MAT 12.—At war motthly
market held to-day, the 'apply of closes wee very mall,
end more pertionletly that of the best gustily; end the
etteedence of buyers wee also extremely thin; bet, aottruh-
etatclivg, the demmd ice the bettannost sertewas more then
equal to the supply, the Made raliag tolerably brisk at an
advance of le to 2s. per cwt. Other aorta were ell sold,
and fully maw' the :lutetium of last :market. Cur-
:set prices were as follow 26e. to 284; half-
; cowards, 481. to 66e.; best BcaseneM 62e. to 711.; and
Chodders, 62e. to 74e. per cwt.