The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-06 00:00:00

GREENWICH.

Henry Smith, 23,—Had jaMeifliore, alias Mellor, 20.
were placed in the dock, before Mr. Seiler, charged with
stealing from the dwelling house Of Orme Armitage, of 148,
Dale-street, Liverpool, bank noise and gold amounting to
135,., and two gold brooches ; and Richard Phillimore, 67, •
()reenacted pensioner, Sarah Phtlliwors, 67 (his wife), and
Mary Ann Nutty, 23, were also charged with felonioaely re-
ceiving a portion of the stolen property.
After the evidence of the polio' as to the apprehended' at
Moore and Smith, the leading facts of which appeared in our
paper yesterday, evidence was given as to the finding of
money and some of the stolen property in the hands of the
charged with receiving it. They denied all know-
ledge the way I. which it had been come by.
The priaoner Moore said he and Smith were gmity of com-
mitting the robbery, but the other prisoners knew nothing of
the robbery, end, se they were innocent, be hoped his lord-
ship would discharge them.
Mr. Sacker said, as far as the evidence went there was not
sufficient to connect the prisoners with feloniously receiving
the money knowing it to have been stolen, and they would
therefor* be discharged, the woman Phillituors to beezamined
sea witness in the ors.
Phillinum wee accordingly sworn, and deposed to Smith
end Moore coming to her house on Sunday night and asking
for her daughter (the young woman Mum, by a former mar-
riage). After staying about two boars, the primates and her
daughter went oat and remained away all night, Moore
having previously asked bar (witness's) consent to their
being shortly married. The box in which the money wee
found belonged to her daughter.
Mr. Seeker then ordered the depositions to be taken for
transmission with the primmer, to Liverpool, by the officer
Sullivan, into whose custody the prisoners were then even,
and who will undergo another examination before the Liver-
, pool borough megieueres this day (Wedneeday).

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MaRKETS.
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COTTON.—LTTERPOOL, JAN. 6.—ne market has
dosed with excitement, end prices of the current qualities of
American under Bfd. per lb. are jd. per lb. lower, and the
market is ill supplied. The Elide to-day are 6,000 bales,
1,000 on speculation, including 100 Pernam and Nana-
ham, at 7d. to 71d. ; 200 Behia, at Bed. ; 260 Egyptian, at
71d. to 91d. ; 500 Burat, at hd. to 6d. ; and 80 ties Islands,
at Hid. to 15d. per lb. Import since Thursday, 20,000
an

COTTON GOODS.—Mareciewrau, hoe. 6.—We should
have had a huge business to-day, at lam week's prices, but
the prospect of lower discounts bad led to an increased
demand in the raw material at Liverpool yesterday, and
cotton is now H. par lb. above the lowest point. This
advance has necessitated higher rates for yarns and cloth,
and manutactnrers have been asking 3d. per piece more for
long cloths, T cloths, madapollams, and India ehirtinge,
whilst spinners demand Id. per lb. more for yarn. Buyers
are unwilling to make any advance upon Wit week's rates,
end oonaequently there has been a limited buainer. Some
few manufacturers, anxious to clew off large 110:00JMIk•
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tires of stock Made during the panic, have been
willing to meet buyers on somewhat Mier tonna,
and there have been some fair traniactions in these caw.
The market, however, apart from theme exceptional mass,
though firm, has been very fiat. In yarns, the home trade
have resisted the advance, and the quantity of cops and warps
taken by manufacturers has been exceedingly limited. For
export in yarn, as in cloth, buyers had gone into the market
at the first symptom of a turn in prices, after the panic, and
supplied themselves with sufficient quantities to meet their
more pressing orders, and they are now disposed to wait •
little in the hops of an easier feeling when the present excite-
ment of the cotton market is over. The setting in of frost is
also operating unfavourably to shipments for some parts of
the continent, and will necessarily prevent Imminent.

WOOLLENS.—Lime, Z. 6.—Our markets have pre-
sumed • rather better "upset this morning. There has been
a fair attendance of buyers in both the Cloth-halls ; more
animation has been shown, and an increased business trans-
omed.

-iIiDDIMIUMILD, JAN. s.—The whet still shows • ten-
d soy to greater animerkw—more business is doing in nearly
all departments, and tbe ohmage to seasonable weather has its
effect upon trade. Heavy goods are specially in request.

MANUFACTURES. 1117DDIESTLILD, JAN. 6.—The
buyers attending to-day have not been numerous, nor have
their purchaese ham at all attentive; but, nevertheless, we
eau safely report • slight improvement over the dulness
which haa prevailed for some time. There is also • better
feeling manifested throughout the market, and strong hopes
are entertained of ea early return of confidence.

WOOL.—EITDDIRSPIIILD, JAN, s.—The wool trade still
madames flat, and
rima. but little doing in any branch, with no
alteration in p

CO/IN.—Hum, Jan. 6.—At the market to-day, a good
impply of English wheat, which sells readily se an advance
of ls. per qr. Foreign in better request at the improvement
noted during the week. Barley more inquired after than of
late. Beans, peas, and oats move off with more freedom at
prioes in favour of sellers. The foreign imports but week
are ss under :—Wheat, 6,769 qrs. ; barley, 1,370 ; oats, 10;
beans, 1,241; pass, 636; tares, 18 ; Unwed, 2,680 ; cakes,
140 tons ; bones 286.

LEEDS, JAN. 6.-We continue moderately supplied
with wheat, and good red qualities sell at 1.. per
quarter advance on Friday's isles ; white does not participate
th the improvement. Buie, plentitithply; really choice
descriptions bring fully former rim% but rune are difficult
of sale. Other articles have not Average price of
grain : Wheat, 3,776 qrs., 49e. ; barley, 2,907 qn., 36e. 4d.;
oa 23 qrs., Us. beans, 66 qrs., 40s. ; peas, 18 qrs.,
41.. Arrivals this weed; : Wheat, 1,467 qrs. ; oats 70 qrs. ;
barley, 2,617 qrs. ; beans, 446 qrs.; reposed, 667 qrs.
' LIVERPOOL, JAN. 6.-At this day's market theme was the
usual attendance of the town and country trade, but warmly
as much disposition to buy was minced as was expected.
Wheat, however, met with a fair demand for coneumpUon, and
may be quoted 24. per 7011 e. door for red, and 3d. for white
since than day week. Fine flour sold pretty freely at the
extreme tstee of Tuesday OA, but ordinary end interior wee
e, and quiteeasy to buy. Oats and oatmeal, with
saaide a. ,
maintained their value. Barley, beans, and peas
were in moderate request, and without change in value.
There waa rather more Indian corn offering than of late, and
to make progress with sales • reduction of 6d. to Is. per
quarter had to be submitted to ; nue yellow and mixed being
obtainable at 33e. to 335. 6d. per quarter. White corn wee
held at 38.. 6d. to 395. 6d. per quarter.
LYNN, JAN. 6.-The weather since Sunday has become
colder ; to-day we have a sharp frost, with an easterly wind.
To-day's mar lust we have had a fair show of wheat, for
which a good demand was ,twthomd at an 'deluxe of Is.
to 2a. per qr. upon that wedes rates. Barley in moderate
supply ; malting qualities must be noted 2s. per qr. higher ;
grinding qualities Is. per qr. dearer, with a good demand.
Beans and peas each in favour of sellers. Wheat, white.,
611ba. to 631 b.., 625. to 56a. ; ditto red, 6011 e. to 6311 e., 495.
to 62a.; ditto, ditto, new, 6211 a. to 641ba., 60.. to Ms. ; ditto,
ditto, new, 6011 s. to 6111 a., 46e. to 495. Barley, Chevalier
new, 6211 e. to MIN., 40s. to 445.; ditto, common, 6111 e. to
62115., 34a. to 38a. Beans, old, 6511 e. to 66ilbe., 48e. to
62.. ; ditto, new, 6411 e. to 66115., 425. to 46e. pw qr. to
the growers. _ _

NIWCASTLI, JAN. s.—The weather continues very ma.-
seeable. We hays intense frost, but snow keeps off. At
the market we had a moderate show of wheat from the
growers, sad having scarcely anything offering from the
coast, the trade opened firmly, extra new South Country
meeting a fair demand at Is. Memos, whereas at Saturday e
rem buyers would have operated freely. For a very choice
panel of new Suffolk yellow 655. was acquired, weighing
naturally 6311ba. par bushel. 59ilbs. at the same time waking
62.. 6d., weighed 63Iba. Fur the beat description of old
foreign there was more Inquiry, red Wolgsat making 605.,
and unaweet Stettin 424. weighed 631bs. In new few trans-
sotions occurred, holders being unwilling to sell excepting at
some enhancement. Flour sold readily, and may be written
rather dearer, with not much offering. Malting barley_e
w
eaU la. dearer, which, however, is not willingly paid. Melt
diMeult to move, and only the choicest qualities saleable.
Beam and peso held more firmly, and the same may be said
as regards oats.