The Express.
London, England, 1860-05-21 00:00:00

W P2I'M I NEITER.

William Lana and George Bellamy were charged with
having endeavoured, by intimidation, to cause Richard
Munday to leave his employment.
Richard Muinhay, examined by Mr. Brown, barrister,
said that be and the defendants were employed by Mr.
Myers on the Westminster Palace Hotel. He bad originally
belonged to the " society," but had left it in November,
mince which time he bad been constantly annoyed by va-
rious men on the building, there being a general hostility
shown to hint. This lasted till the latter end of last April,
when the defendants and others joined together end de-
manded the dismissal of • number of men, among whom
was complaisant, who was accused of having done all
manner of things to account for their wishing to have him
discluirged. The c•eisequence of this was that he
was discharged by the foreman. Next day, however,
he saw the foreman and Mr. Myers on the premises, both of
whom said he might go back to his work if he liked. He
accordingly went in a day or two, when Lung said if com-
plainant were permitted to come back all the men would
leave, which was afterwards repeated by Bellamy, and the
consequence was that the complainant had again to desist
from working.
After • croas-examination by Mr. Lewis, jun., who ap-
peared for the defendants,
Mr. Paynter thought this summons had been taken omit
under • wrong clause, and that the defendants had sought
rather to induce complainant's formnau to dismiss him than
to intimidate hint to leave his work. He should shape the
charge as a conspiracy, and remand them upon recog-
niaanoes. . . . . .

Mr. Lewis objected to thia. His clients had been brought
there upon one charge. and ought not to be remanded upon
another. He should advise them not to enter into their
recogntionres.
Mr. Poynter, under these circumstances, discharged them
for the intimidation, and immediately issued his warrant for
their apprehension 01.1 the other charge.

LAMBETH.
Richard IV.witt, one of the gardeners employed at the
Crystal Palace, was charged with picking a choice camellia
from one of the trees in the interior of the building. The
prisoner was seen by a policeman in the building to pick the
flower, and to sell it soon afterwards to a gentleman. He
the money in his waistcoat pocket, sail when taken
placed
custody the twopence given him by the gentleman was
found upon him.
Hr. Norton said the prisoner's conduct was highly repre-
hensible, as it was his duty to protect the flowers in the
Crystal Palace from the depredation of others.
He was fined 20c, or one month's imprisonment.

THE F4IIRTHVOMING TRINITY Tar.—To-morrow
(Tuesday) Trinity Tormcommasseit,whea the law and equity
courta will reruns their sittings, and there is a good deal
of business m the several emote In the common law
round there are upwards of 20!) rules, and among the num.
her standing for judgment is the celeboatAal " Swinfen
v. Chelmsford," which is the first on the paper. The
courts will meet at Westminster at the usual hour, as
there will be no reception of the judges this term by the
Lord Chancellor.
ADVANCK IN THN PRIVI or CATTLE.—At Nor-
wich on Saturday, considerable animation prevailed in the
cattle trade, and store beuta which wars in fair supply ad-
vanced lea to 15e. per bead. Sheep shared in the general
activity, and were taken off at la to 2a. per head admin.

CORN. —esittract, MAI* 19.—We hied an average supply
of all kinds of grain. Prices were much the Dame as last
week, with a fair demand Barley and oats were the turn
cheaper. Wheat, white, new and old, 225. Od. to
235. Cld. ; red, new and old, 20.. to 21s. 6d. Barley, new and
old, 18s. to 18s. Oats, potato, 13s. to 14..; common,
12a. to 13s. 3d. Flour, per stone, 2.. 2d. to 2s. 4.1.
Oatmeal, per stone, 2a. Sal. to 2s. Bd. Ryerneal, per stone,
1.. 3d. Barley, per stone, L. Bd.
COLCHIIBIIOI, MAY 19.—A fair supply of wheat, and small
of other grain. Farmers demand an advance on wheat
of 3s. to 4.., which checked business; eventually • moderate
business was done, at ao advance of 1.. to 2s. Barley almost
nominal. Beans and peas fully as dear.

GLoecaseaa, Mar 19. —A good dearpf rain has fallen
in the past week, but to-day we have • change to hot sun.
English wheat brought an advance of Is. per qr. on our to.
day's market, and the same rise was paid on foreign, but
not so willingly. Barley and beans unchanged. Oats the
turn in buyers favour, with a fair sale. Imports for the
week ending May 19 :—Wheat, foreign, 3,330 qrs. Barley,
foreign, 1,300. Oats, Ireland, 5,030; foreign, 310. Beans,
foreign, 70.

GULDFORD, MAT 19.—There was • large supply of
wheat ; with • good demand for fine sorts, • ruse of M. per
qr. was obt•inwi Other descriptions not so much in re.
quest, but • fair amount of business wan done at ls. ad.
vance. No quotable change in the value of awing corn.
Wheat, 60.. to 63a.; barley, 365. to 42..; out., .to 304.;
beaus, 40a. to 465.
MARI7OIIIO, MAT 19.—We were fairly supplied with
wheat, the best samples made rather more money—say lc
per load. Very little ding in barley. Oats made 1.. per
qr. advance, with very little doing. Peas and beans fully
la. per load dearer. Wheat, 225. to 355. per load ; bar-
ley, 28s. to 46a. per qr. ; eats, Zis. to 30a. per qr. ; peas,
245. to 28a. per load ; beans, Ala. to 30a. per load.

LCICFATKR, MAY 19.—Today our corn market was more
plentifully supplied with wheat (both old and new), and the
attendance of -buyers and sellers was about an average.
The demand ruled firm, and an improvement in prices of
Is. to 21. per quarter took place ; white gnu:taloa were
disposed of at .550. to 58s. ' • red, 525. to 56a per 36 stone.
There was a better inquiry for grinding barley, which sold at
the rates of the week preceding, 335. to 36e. per 30 stone ;
malting sorts were a very scanty show, and not much sought
after ; consequently there was not much variation in prices,
samples selling at 40s. to Ma. per quarter. The show of
oats was moderate, and with a firm demand late rates
were a:eroded Is. per quarter ; old, 335. to 365. ; new, 30s.
to 345. per 24 stone. Beans made Is. more money than last
week, fine sorts making 525. per quarter. Fine flow, 40s. ;
seconds, 38e. ; thirds, 34.. per 33 stone.

MIYACANYLK, MAY 10.—At Our market this morning we
had a moderate show of wheat from the growers, and factor
being more retired with their samples a clearance was early
effected at an improvement of 2s. per qr., the business done
in south country and foreign being at a similar amendment.
Fur extra south, country yellow 51s. was procured; 58s. od.
for mixed, up to 61a. fur Scotch whites, weighing naturally
641bs. per basket Foreign had a more extensive male, where
sellers were content to take fair market value, but where
more was required business proceeded slowly ; line Stettin
red was placed at 58s. Wolgast at 595., and 58s. to Si).. for
white Metric, all per 10411 x., whilst 575. was said to
have been refused for a map of red Danish. Flour
must be written Is. per sack dearer, with • fair sale ;
foreign, on the contrary, MIA no dearer, that quality
hitherto having been selling relatively higher than Eng-
lish manufacture. Rye without change. Grinding barley
had rather more tone, but cannot be called higher.
Malt much as before. In beans or peas little stirring. Oats
were held rather more firmly, which had the effect of
checking sales. The arrivals this week are :—Wheat, coast.
wise, 2,818 qrs. ; ditto, foreign, 3,506; rye, foreign, 140 ;
barley, foreign, 960 ; malt, coastwise, 188 ; oats, onistwise,
3,048; ditto foreign, 2,140; peas, foreign, 151 ; beans,
foreign, 115; flour, 1,311 sacks.
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Noftwicil, MAY 19.-At today's market only •
• moderate supply of wheat wag brought forward, and the
demand being rather brisk, prices advanced 2s. to 3s.
per qr. for all descriptions. There was but little barley
°Minns, and prices were nominal. A considerable quantity
of min has fallen during the week, and vegetation is pro-
greasing favourably. White wheat is quoted this evening
525. to 56e. ; red ditto, 50e. to 54e. ,• best chevalier malt-
ing barley, 42a. to 465. ;
_runs chevalier ditto, 36e. to 404.
distilling ditto, 255. to 275. per quarter ; dour, 375. to 37..
lid. per sack from the miller.
Norrttrogan, MAT 19.-At our Corn Exchange this
morning there wail a fair attendance of farmers and factor*,
anti the show of wheat was au avenge for the 004100. The
trade wsw quiet at an advance of L. over recent quotations.
Old white samples made 55e. to 61a ; old red 53e. to 59a. ;
new white, 55... to ills. ; new red Ms. to 594. per 36 stone.
The supply of barley was exceedingly meagre, and the de-
mand was quiet at prices much the same as Let week ;
malting, 39e. to 475. per qr.: Heide, 395. to 45e. per qr. ;
grinding, 322. to 33e., per 30 stone. Outs were a slow sale
at full prime ; old, 275. to 345. ; new. 29e. to Mts. per 24
stone. Beans were a limited show, and moved off at no
material change in value ; old, 495. to 525. ; new, 465. to
50s. per iv. ; superfine flour, 39.. to 455. ; fine 36. to 425.
per sack.
ON VON D, MAY 19.- -The supply of wheat at market to-
day was rather large, and buyers purchased to some extent,
at lad week's prices for good samples. Barley and
' oats also fully maintained the rates of this day se'nnight.
Beans, of which the supply was limited, were in request,
and buyers had to pay from Is. to 2.. more than our last
' quotations. Flour unaltered in value. Hay has decreased
very considerably in value, owing to the recent congenial
weather, which has been f invaluable service to all kind.'
of crops, both cereal and otherwise.
P/TBRBOBOUGH, MAY 19.-At our market today we
had a large supply of wheat, which met a fair sale at quite
la. per qr. over the prime of this day week. Barley, non.
offering. Oata and beans each the turn dearer, with more
offering. Wheat, beet red, 54a. to 555. ; common ditto,
52. to 535. per 50111 n. • oats, la. 3.1. to la. 4d. per stone ;
Fears, 49e. to 475. per.s32lbs.
• •

HEADING, MAY 19.—We bad Vint a very short supply of
wheat at market this morniur, suit the firmness ..1 the Lon-
don market yesterday was not without its influence on the
trade. The market opened rather briskly, an advirioe of Is.
per qr. being inime.liately established, at which a fair bed-
ew was traneacted. At this season of the year there is of
course very little doing iu barley, but prices are maintained.
Oats, beaus, and peas are in request at full rates. Wheat,
40s. to 625. ; barley, to 455. ; nets, ltts. to 32a ; beans,
43a. to 50s. ; peas, 311 s. to 455. Flour—households, 425. ;
seconds, Ms. per sack.
MOENIatiTaO. MAY 19.—The show of wheat was not so
large as at some of the forum markets, Mal the rates of last
week could with diticulty be supported. The beet samples
.1 white fetched from Nos. to Itoa., and the other kinds Us.
to ben. Red wheat wee iu little demand, and the price' ob-
tained for that deactiption were barely those of lust week.
There was scaroely anything doing in barley, and samples
for malting are in little request : prices, however,
underwent no c , and the quotations of both malting
and grinding kinds are about thesame as thaw of the former
market. The oat trade is rather brisker, and the prices of
that article are very firm, fined lots makiag ate high as '29.1.
A few war in beam were reported at 'haat former rata*.
Pena unaltered.

Blanche Ann, from London for the Cape of flood Hope, March 5,
lat. fl.ne P., lon. 28.40 W.
Blossom, from Manilla for Liverpool. March 13, tat. NS S.. lon.
ao X
Holy rood (American shlic, from Calcutta for Liverpool. tat. 15 >a ,
lon 7 W

Lai.Honrdar, from the Cape of Octal Hope, May 6, lat. S. N,,
lon. 27 W.
Mold* ,barque'', from London for shanghse 125 days, March b.
Marla Somas, from London for Shanghai.: 100 days, March IL
%Imola. from Bombay for Id. erpnol, lat. 15 M., lon. 7 W.
Ukko (Mundial barque', for /Marsha& 144 day..
Wlnteratur, from London for Calcutta 24 day., tat. 4 N., it)a.
22 W.

DESPATCH Or AMERICAS( AND CANADIAN MAIL
Piton LIVIERPOOL—The British and North American Royal
Mail Steamer Arabia sailed from Liverpool for Boston ou
Saturday last with the United States and North American
mails, and 136 passengers including a detachment of troop..
The Quebec and Montreal mail coots steamer Nova
Scotian will leave the Mersey for Quebec on Wednesday
next with the Canadian and United . mails. The boa
at the Liverpool Post.office will be open on that day for the
receipt of letters and till 10.30a.m., and vin Queenstown
until 9.30 p.m.
THE INDIA AND CHINA MAILE.—The NM left
Southampton yesterday with the India and China mails.
She took out nearly 70 passengers, siessngst whom were
Captain+ Clifford and Fook ; Lieutenants Wallace, Mac.
n. hero, Daniell, Stirlin, and Themes • Ensigns Laroont
and overidge ; and the Rev. Mr. fifiry. Amongst her
cargo were 906 boxesof treasure, valued at 246,351/. 16‘.6.1. ;
of this 200,0171. 14s. Q. was in dollars, 39,306/. in bar
silver, and 7,028/. 16a. in jewellery. ; 131,2771. was for
Shanghai. 45,044/. for Hong Kong, 27,1141. 16a. for Cal.
cutter, 23,530/. for Singapore, 1672/. Is. for Madras, 2,201!.
for Foochow, and 136/. 4a. for Mauritius.

THE VIPTRIX 'IC OF THE STIMULI& CALCUTTA.—AII
the cargo, with the exception of some iron iu the bottom of
the ship. has been saved from the screw steamer Calcutta.
from Liverpool for Calcutta, which got aahore ea A Mow bank
on the 13th instant. It is expected that the vessel will be a
wreck

SURIOrai AFFRAY. —Oll Saturday
morning in-
formation was received at the Central Pollee-office, wa-
hall, Leeds, that a woman, named Cecilia Clark, was 11'
at the infirmary in adangerous state from injariee sustained
iu • street fight on Monday last. Inquiries were immedi•
ately instituted by the chief constable, sad dining the
morning the girl was visited by one of the saaistratee and
Mr. Barr, to• whom, she made a statement ; but as there
are two or three witnesses who were present when the
fight took place, it was not reduced to writing. It appears
that Clark, who is a girl of disreputable character living in
East-lane, met with another girl, named Ellen
Moran, of Stansfield's-court, Kirkgate, on Monday
last, in Kirkgate, and both being drunk, they began
to quarrel, and ultimately to fight. After some blows
had been struck they were parted, and Clark proceededdown the street. Moran followed and renewed the fight,
upon which they were again parted, and ('lark waked
away towards her borne. The other girl was not satisfied,
and running through'sonne passages, she came up with Clark
again, and picking up a piece of flag stone, threw it at her
bead. Clark fell, and -Moran kicked her whilst she was
down. Two Mee. named Patrick Brennan and Michael
Freeman, then interfered and removed Clark to her home.
She was attended the following morning by the assistant of
Mr. Seaton, surgeon, and on Thunsday she was taken to the
infirmary, where it was found that she was suffering from
fracture of the skull. She continued to grow worse, and
this morning wax in so precarious a state, as to require the
presence of a magistrate to take her deposition. The depo-
sition was not reduced to writing, for the reason stated
above, but the police are taking the nect-wary steps for tho
apprehension of Moran, who altecoudeti the day after tha
assault. —Leeds Mercury.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS.

BIRTHS.

BIBB—May 17, at N.,rfolk.equare, Suteet.prdena, Hyde.p.trt,
the wife of P. H. Bird, Esq., Y. &C.A.. V. LS., of a daughter.
BARTWOOD.—May I.e, at Champlon-hill,Burrey, Ike wife of J. V.

Yaitwooti. 11.1.701
YRoosl.—May IM, at Oraett-terrace, Hyde•park, SW wits of C. r
rroom. Req., of a daughter.
GERMAN.—May la, at invernesa.terrace. Reatingtoo.gardeua,
the wife of Captain German. of a daughter.
GOIX'H.—May 18, at Raginton Rectory, Warwiciuddre, the wife
of the Ray. 1. Gooch, of a +on.
HARDING—May 17, at Sandford Houma, Righbury New•park,
the wife of J. F. Harding, Ray., of a son.
OLDHAM.—May 17, at s road, St. Jolufawool, the wife

of .1. J. 01Jhara. fay., of a oat.
PKAPSON.—May IC at I'ppper 14111suarton.st1las, Camden.road.
tho wife of W. Pearson. Poo.. of a son
TALINIT.—May 15, At Rhode-MIL Lyme Regis. the wife of H.
Talbot. Yet. of a daughter.
TEMPLE—SIay 10, it Elorhky.road, it. John's-wood. the wife
of J. W. Tempts, lay of a son.
WV:if/I.—May 14. At Stoke Pottage, Earl, the ails of W. it
Winch, Esq.,lot A olanghtcr.