The Express.
London, England, 1850-06-26 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

BRUTAL= ST • POLICI CONBI•I3I.I.—J. Gamey, a
coach.painter, whine forehead was severely cut, and covered
with adhesive plaister, wee charged with aastualdog police-
constable No. 94, B division.
The officer stated that shortly after two o'clock this morn
log the prisoner and several young min, who were all
drunk, were ejected from the Southampton Arms publie-
house, a night house for cal:ease, in the Tottenham-court-
root They were creating a disturbance and fighting, sad
when witnem interferod, the prisoner struck him several
blows upon the mouth, and then ran away. Witness par-
sued him, bat he was apprehended by another constable.
B. Moore, a respectable mechtnic, said he had betas=
lag the evening in Houndeditch, and was returning
this Mining, when he saw the prisoner running away, Imo
lowed by the lest wham. The prisoner was caughteeel
another constable, and when the last witness a
him, he pulled out his truncheon, and struck the Wismar
several most blows on the forehead. The primer at
that time offered no reergance, and witness, considering it
most cowardly cmoduct, went to the police station, sad
complained to the inspector.
In answer to a question by the magistrate, Intpcotor
B d said Moore was quite sober when he complained of
the outrage by the constable.
Police-constable No. 77 E, who gave evidence before
Moore, sad admitted that the prisoner was struck by the
first witness, on being questioned by the magistrate, corrobo-
rated Moore's evidence, and ad &d that when he caught
the prisoner, the constable elms up sad streak him over :he
left too*, "big truest 'try How*, and bled vmp malt.
The prisoner certainly did not sake the least residua*.
Constable No. 94, admitted that he struck the prisoner, but
It was in consequence of the prisoner putting his arm out, as
if about repeating the assault upon him.
Constable No. 77 was again recalled, and denied distinctly
that any resistance was offered by the prisoner.
Mr. Henry said the cam had now assumed a very different
appearance, and looked very much like the constable en-
deavouring to satisfy a fit of vengeance upon the prisoner
to stroking him, The constable was not justified in inflict-
lag the violence after the prisoner was secured. He db.
charged the prisoner, and directed Inspector E d to re-
port the conduct of the constable to the Commissioners of

M ARLBOROUOH-STREET.
CHARGE OP UTTRIEINO • FORGED Nora.-•-F. Bain-
bridge., who stated he was a porter, employed at the Bolt and
Tuu, en Fleet-street, w: I charged with uttering a forged
51. note.
Mr. J. Smith, green-grocer, NJ. 1, Swallow-street, Picca-
dilly, stated that on Wednesday last the prisoner came into
his shop, and asked him to change a 51. note for Mr. Toms,
a customer of his. Witness took the note from the prisoner,
and as he had not change sufßoient, went to Mr. Jones, a
publican in the same street, an I procured change for the
note and delivered it to tie prisoner. The 51. note now
produced is the same he received from the prisoner. Mr.
Jones returned the note to him oa Monday lest, and on
meeting the prisoner last night he gave him in charge.
Mr. W. Toms, secretary to the Bond•etreet Club, No. IG,
Old Bond-street, said the prisoner was a porter in the em-
ploy of the club. Wetness did not give the prisoner the 51.
note produced to get change, and he never, to the best of his
knowledge, saw the note till the previous evening.
Mr. Junes went with it to the B ink, when it was returned
to him, marked " Forged."

The prisoner, in defence, said Mr. Toms gave him the note
to get changed on Wednesday last. Mr. Toms then told him
he had received it in genii nt of a bet.
Mr. Tome positively deued the truth of the prisoner's
state meat, and Mr. Bioghain remanded the prisoner for •
week.

MONEY MARKET.

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctocx.
The English funds have Brea steady all morning,
though the market opened at a decline of k from yes-
terday's last rates. Console, up to the present time,
have not varied from 95: to 96, the opening price, at
which the market appears firm, bat with very little
businece doing. The Three per Cent. ltcduced mark
96: and 1; and the New Three-and-a-Quarter per
Cents, have been done from 98 to 971, the last price.
Exchequer Bills mark 69a.; ditto, 6001., 69& and
661. premium. Long Annuities, 81 and 3-16.
The prices of the foreign at cks continue steady,
notwithstanding the almost total absence of business
from this portion of the Stock Exchange for some
time past. Mexican Bonds are a shade firmer to-day ;
they mark 301. The businru is limited to:—
Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, at 887.. Mexican,
at 304 and I. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents.,
1849, at 78. Portuguese Converted, at 341. Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Scrip, at 43 prem.

ZNOLISU FUNDS.—Inn DAT:

Mak Stock, Id 9
3 per Ct. kW. Una. 963 *
3 pea Ct. Cum.
101810:

1 iier Vt. V. lee., 314 C
34 per Lee. 32i 8
I.3ehoquee Balk 6%. to 2.1 i.
I FUNDS.
1 per CL armada Das.. PI 1
Granada Deferred Me-3v 3
5 per Ct. Mee, 1e48.303
6 per CL reruneu IPla.. 18 i
Do. Deferral Hde.,
Permeuees Cour., 34 5
5 per U. Itu, Irdrde..luei 11
litto Sietnkh 1.., 174 I
3 Per CL Openish Das.. 314 0
retto Helve Ud5..34 4
2 per lit Vemerv,la Due.. :q 3
Venezuela Deferral Lae..113 13

6 per Ct Auetnan
46 per (.1. Bete Donde. 67 9
16 per Cent..
6 per Ct. Brazilian BAIL, Ed 90
Ditto .New, e;
6 m Ilueewe
it',2 Angie,
,Lebillan ~ be 1.1 6
)0
Ditto Colon*. Ike. KU,
paman Equaoloe We, 31 i
3µe Ct. Penult Ole., 73 4
6 pe Cc Dutch &P., $6 6
4 pa Ct Oute.9 Cum. el 9

MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY.

St:amt.—There bar not been a pu',lic sale, and but little
done by private custrect ; but the article wears a **may
ap,,earance ; refined without alterati m in prices to-day.
C0F1,21.-I'he public sales are progreising steadily, but
the importers Sr. buying to at fall prices; good ordinary
native Ceylon firm at 43,.
PIMENTO sold in public sale at 64. to 61d. per lb.
ConoN.—Tbe market continues active, and full prices
paid.
TEA.—This article has an upward tendency, and a specu-
lative demand has existed during the last two days in low
green qualities, in addition to common Congou, which is now
quoted 101 d. per lb., with bat few sellers.
In other articles no material al!eration, but not much
dune, as frequently occurs on Wednesday.
Duty paid no Sugar to last week fa London, Liver- awl.
punt, Bristol, Dull, and the aids 1,530,618
To the saute cried lase year....
3,380,153
!arses.... 19,863
moles PAzo oa ras u 1636 To was wise. lb.
Loudon 413~43
Liverpool 11.044,473
Sall Bristol
- 130,601
Cyde 1,067,164

Total
Paw Um Is 1849

17,44885

Nemec—. 595,175
TALLOW NIARKET.—THIS DAY.
The market is steady, and prices are fairly supported en
the spat. For luture delivery them is not much disposition
to oper►,* at present prices. Town Tallow, is quoted at
38t.; Pc•arsbura Y. C. on the spot, 361. 91.; October to De-
cember, 375. 91.; dittu, separate months, 38s.

COAL MARKET.—YRIS DAY.
Bate's Hartley, 135.; Budile's \Vest Hartley, 13'. 3d.;
Cares Hartley. 13s. 3d.; Eden Maio, 141. ; Tank.)ld Moor,
124. ; W.,t Harley. 13.. 3d, ; Walls End Bewicke and Co.,
13.. ; Wells Bad Breddyll's Hatton, 15s. ; Walls End
Hesw.ll, 151. 9.1. ; Walls End Hatton, 15s. 9J. ; Walls
E•;d Killingwortb, 12s. 9.1. ; Walls End Lambtoo. 15s. 33. ;
Walls Ead Stewart's. los. 61. ; Walla End Adelaide Teen,
14.. 65.; Walls End Tees, his —Skips at ;market, 183.