The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-10 00:00:00

BOW-ST REET.

in the course of the afternoon shout a dozen persons,
chiefly young men, were brought Wore Mr. Jardine for
picking pockets in Me crowd assembled to witness the Lord
Mayor's
'With theami a
litt. of three women, who were discharged
for west of e. clot evidence, and one youth committed
OR a mouth for idealism a handkerchief, the mincers were
reminded for turtlwr examination.
. _

In four instanoss this property stolen consisted of watches,
and in one instance of a portruonnais with its contents.

CLERK ENWELL.

Jcaeph Mnetiaiwrire-eLeh"etion---tbe charge of obtaining
articles of ironmongery horn Mr. Fowler, 98, Skinner-atreet,
Borner'a Town, by fame pretence', end with heriag otherwhe
defrauded myna trammels.

After hearing some further evidence,
Mr. Carrie add that there woe ao one against the pi-
oneer. Though be did ace believe the of the prisoner—
that the rods wield be pill Qey might., sad he
should discharge lima

MARLBOROUGH-STREET.
Nicked apittk, on ernaciatad, ill-lonling fellow, with •
withered ens, was charged with begging in the pubis
streets, Is the it annoyance of several ladles and
gatlames.
The prisoner is oar of the most importunate sad radlanly
agrants to Lomita, mind has been for some time the terror of
Wks, and It was 'sly owing to the perseverance
ciltlwir.dßoyerA, of the Umbra Club, Trafalgar.equars, that
as miaow woman this 'casks rims into custody.
Mr. Banat saki MS an Saturday &Ransom be was ba
Passillly, whin his Masi= was called to the prisoner
la weft him= es am lodise, and thraft for-
weed as of his ma tkansied
she& Mama emit AM the idles mkt sr
Os pdesnues sestinst, vest up to Ida wins the
lei as sniselny M bog of him. A coning& st
gIITZSMIUI OWN Up, end mama as public grounds, gam
the ma SW arestly.
Ths pains, In • slinks •tone, made a long rambling
slslanat, Is as dist that he bad bees in the army, wars
bei ha Os Ise od Ma arm. He had bees knocked about
' • poet deal, end nes well lawn to Sir Richard Mayas, the
aNsf seastedeser of 'aloe. He bad no Sher nom of
pang a rellhasi, sad was very sorry if be boll Maid
amtbers Ih
iller she applauded to prisoner raid the War
was In Mows; sondeldea sesicied, la. 100. was Mai UPS

Mr. Ilisbem envy eiembleed dee plemer, aull erld
k wee roe der vest ems tithe Mel alit WM oeme blew
Ms, mei be Imola lee me bk career eboald be ebellee. ter

a time at least. He should therefore commit him to the
Home of Correction for a month.
Mr. Bingham said the public were indebted to Mr. Boycot
for giving the prisoner into custody.
CAarlas Joon wee charged with burglary.
Mrs. Austin, No. 2, Chula-street, avid about two o'clock
that worming she was awakened by a loud noiee resembling
the Ilan el crockery. Feeling satisfied that thieves were in
the home, she threw up the window and called police. A
constable immediately made his appearance, and she went
down stairs and let him in. The constable proceeded up-
stairs, and from a room on the second door he brought down
the primmer. On looking about she saw evidanon of robbery
—papers sod articles were myelin about in confunon, and •
writing-desk had been broken open. There wee also an
empty decanter on the table. This decanter was full the over
night, and it soon became manifest that the burglary had
been detected in consequence of the prisoner having drank
the contents, and becoming intoxicated, bad rolled against
some crockery and knocked it down.
The police constable referred to by the last witness said he
found the prisoner standing near a window, evidently the
worse for drink. The prisoner said " It's • bad job. I 'vs
made • fool of myself in drinking so much sherry."
The prisoner had gained acensto the house by clinibingover
the area railings and forcing the parlour window, Witness
picked tip • chisel which fitted to the marks on the window.
The prisoner said he was glad his two companions
were not with him ; he wished to go over the herring pond by
himself, but had he not drank so much Amery no policeman
should have taken him.

The prisoner reserved his defence, end was fully committed.
Chart,* Wyatt, aged II years, was charged with stealing
eight sovereigns, the property of his lather, a respectable
tradesman in Great Polteney.areet.
The mother of the boy used she found • box broken open,
end eight sovereigns stolen. Her son had also absconded,
and was found at 3 o'clock that morning by 'policeman with-
out • farthing in his possession.
The prisoner was at this court some short time ago, charged
with an older boy with stealing two sovereigu; loot u the
magistrate considered the prisoner we. possibly made a tool
of companion, he wee discharged.
Theboy admitted stealing the money from his paints.
Hs rid he gave a cabman two sovereigns to drive hint
wheeever he clue to go. The cabman drove him shout to
various coffee-shops, where the cab made a stop, and he
gave the cabman • sovereign each time, but received no
change.
Itemanded for a week.

THAMES.
Bike Fitzgerald eras charged with stealing from
Abraham Smith, s Finlander, lately pad off from an Ameri-
can ship.
23TIamseentor rid he kept hie money, which consisted of
three American 20-dollsr per, sad
thres—LeTericanmver6Var pieces, in his stocking. On Bator-
day week be went to et Ins prisoner's, agreeing topsy
her 4:. per week for bosa and lodging. Oa the following Mon-
day, se he wee going ma of the hones, he was invited into
room where there Wife some gale sad • man. The man
held him down while the prisoner took his stocking off, end
took sew the whole of ki. money. Oa Saturday last
woman brought him beck seven sovereigns, and 'eked him to
Mwaipsper . The piper was now handed in, and wee se

~"t do byres to except wain pains, to take no feather
preektine adagtnat woman that took my money. aim) by
BM this 3 yof N the
ovember 18,5 j
berm Smith hie X mark.

Witmer Thom.. Fulw .
The proasentor further stated that he had 731. when paid of
boo W .hip.
Yr. babe mid tho sailor had been deprived of his money
by a lot of harpies. As the American dollars might be
trawl he should remand the prisoner.

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TALLOW. Lonna', Nov. 9.—There were several
Ihicaustkea to the tallow market last week. The a-
irtime prior each way IMO for all the year, 61s. sad
635. Oa Friday the market after declining to 61s. im-
proved toward. the gloss; on Saturday this advance was not
maintained, and to-day we have been again without re-action.
Businesp pained this morning at 53e., Jan. and March,
at 52a. 6d. all the year, and at 625. 3d. for lama period. On
change the article was further end forced sales
were made in every position. The market lesvee off —Spot,
62e. ; all year, 61e. ; December, 61s. to 61e. 3d. ; January
and March, 51s. 6d. to 61s. 94.; Mach only, 52.. 66.;
tallow Elaine, 475.; town tallow, 64e., net cash. We
quote palm oil 44e. 10d. ; eoccanut ell, Cochin, 45e. ; Carlos,
43e. Australiaa best, 50s. 6d. to 51s. No sheep. South
American, 62a. 66. to 53s.—(From Messrs. Smith and
Charlie's Circular al Monday evening).

COTTON.—Lruhrook, Nov. 9.—Ttiir market dosed
with • falling appearaam and, compared with Fridays
rates pricer of all kinds are Id. to id. pm lb. down. Kaceio,
71d. to 70. ; Egyptian, common, 91d. to 91d. , middling
71d. to 71d. , fair bowed, 7td. The rake to-dsy are
agimmad at 2,000 balm, and con of 80 Bahia, 71d. to
71d. ; 40 Egyptian, 91d. to 1014. ; 600 Surat, 41d. to 61d.;
30 Sea Islands, lid. to 201. Total galas since Thursday,
4,000 balsa; import, 8,000; 600 speculation.

CATTLE —Livrgroot., Nov. 9.—00 r supply thou
mad. woe amply aufftrient to supply all demands. The &a
presdin generally prevalent In the principal markets of the
country for the peat few weeks has beau :likewise experiared
by our own, and to-day we bare again to report a del
market with lower prima for all descriptions of dock. Beef,
bid. to 60. ; mutton, ed. to 70.

COALS.-Lownow, Nov. 9.-Davlson's West Hartley,
18e. ' • Haswell Gas, 14e. 6d.; Holywell, 18e. ed. • Morpeth
Wont Hartley, 175.; Tanned Moor, 14s. ; Walker Prhn-
rose, 14..; Wylain, 16s. 6d.; Walls End Acorn Close,
19s. 6d.; Walls End Eden, 19s. 84 Walls End Gosforth,
18s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Frsmwellmite,
19e. 3d.; Wells End Hatton, 21..; Walls End Helton
Lyons, 18s. 3d. ; Will. End Kepler Grange, 20..; Wells
End Plummer, 18.. 6d.; Walls End Russel's Hatton,
19.. 9d. ; Walls End Booth Heston, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End
Stewart's, 215.; Walls End Comm 205.; Walls End
Hartlepool Hinton, 205.; Walls End Haugh Hall, 191. Sd. •
Walls End Hellos, 19e. 9d.; Walls End Tam, 21..; Well;
End Whitworth, lee. 6d. ; Walls End Pew's West.
lbs. Bd. ; Brown Moor 11*k Main, 165.; Nlzon's Dulfryn,
21.. Bd. , Squborwen Merthyr, 91., Ships at market, 94 ;
.dal, 66.