The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-06 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

Mr. Samuel Wi/rwtt, uphoirterer, furniture manufac-
turer and dealer, 113, Edgware-road, was brought before
Mr. Vaeghaa, on the charge of stealing furniture to the
value of 001., the property of Mrs. Maria Seymour, of
Brunswick-equere.
Mrs. Seymoor stated that she was a monied woman, but
was separated from her husband, and hell Arimined a pro-
tection order at the Westminster Pelladefferh On the,
14th March she called upon thereinto", 7:air i
him to furnish a home whisk as hett In 1
Brunswicdceouare. She gave him two Ha
agreed to furnish the haw for 250/. Ailey main lc
her references he commenced furnishing the brim
paid him 151. on moment, and hejApplied the seeds. " Yid
terday (added the complainant) he sent in a bill, and toll
me he wanted some money. I said he should have some to-
day. This morning I went out early, and co any rotors, a
little after 9o'elock, I found a van at the door with about
001. worth of my furniture in it. The prisoner and seven
or eight other melt wore engaged in removing the goods.
I gave him in custody for steam the furniture. One
=Krems, e father bed, two pillows and a blind retl
were mine before'; but the red of the 601. worth of geode
toned in the van were part of what had been supplied ltry
Mr. Wibnott." In the course of •rigid CITOM-OVIIIIIIIS6IIII
the witness denied that she had removed a single irate
of the furniture supplied by Mr. Wihnott, baba GAO"
to whom she owed 401., had seised a poetise of the re-
party and removed it under a bill of sale. Oki bed net
given that bill of sale on the goals seed in byMr. Wilmer&
The bill of sale was glum Wm* the goods were celsaird.
Inthing fact, seven week, it was given ripen
Being
rebuked pon an old any-
-u . (A laugh.
by the let this &newer ) , the
mid it was given en any furniture whisk aliseal
afterwards come into the house. The mediator who bred
the 401. on that MB of aide, and Weaved it ea Mr. Wile
mutt's goo was one of the referesom en when MOW
mendatlon he bad trusted her.
Mr. Abeam', in answer to the eberge,v=tred
promentrix A a swindler, gobs about to
men by obtehdeg geode apes fain preleneek aml
fictitious neared Kr. Wlhauld, after eapplying herr
goods to the vales et 1301., disesnrered that the ire=
Von of *at bed been resseved under a
bill of sale, en utterly Milieus derrearenk by
the very pewee en the reedit of sheen reessmesedat art
lied trusted
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judiledheti what remained et the peupedif A
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Imo quit. dam OA them
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the van-hed et geode/stew in qualten, Mr.
ryas still a lease of early 9001.
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mour tar obtaining goads by false mimeo Siva swear
tracheae.

HZETTORD, Aram 4.-A scanty supply of wheat, trade
brisk, at a slight &draws on last weeks prices towards
elm of market. A fair show of barley, teft trade not very
brisk, some of the ma/stars having closed for the season ;
stall prices wen no lower. Oats and beans made former
rates, with • steady demand. blearcoly any peas offering.
Bed wheat sold up to 485., and bawd white to 52a. 6d. per
lead. Barley, fine malting, be 50a. per qr.; grinding from
30s. upwards.
LIIICIST2I, Arum 4.-There was • fair attendance of
filmears and factors at oar corn market to-day, but the
quantity of wheat shown was senalL The inquiry was
healthy, and the currencies of last week were well sus-
taiaed. New wiaite. 78a. to 811. ; new red, 71s. to 72e. par
XS sawn The show of barley was essaonable, and good
maths met a steady trade at the full prices of lint weak.
and inferior eerie were difficult to quit : malt-
ing,fross 445. to 48a. per quarter, and grinding from 40s.
to illx per 30 stone. There was • moderate supply of oats,
the demandfor which was steady, and we note ea dream
of la. per quarter in prim linos our last market ; new,
Iffs. s.EU; eyed 365. to 395. per 24 stone. We lad a mall
wag* at bums, and with a fair demand samples were held
for ls. per gunge over late rates : old 525. to 54e. ; new,
47a. to See. per 38 stow. Not mach deingla peso
Nuomummurei-Tnal, Aram 4, -The weather this
week has bean favoank for ont•deor work in general,
and the country, although not forward, is said to be look-
ing remarkably healthy. At our market this morning we
bad a fair supply of wheat from the7growsre ; bat from the
coast, as well as from abroad, the arrivals are moderate ;
fresii4brashed samples, being wanted, sold quiskly at the
ascareolrehorres o
ers fewidus day penlight, but owing to the Maa-
ooeatred from the eteaiia
s fair sale at last weeVeaspriore. Yellin and piled-
glanneliat4=L Little
stirring
rote.ber The wart=
this week tae:-Wheat, coastwise, 2,275 qrs. • foreign.
1.7134 baftey, imastz4o ,• oats, imastwiss, 461 ,
fallen, 1.230; new,
seek 67 ; flour, sosetwiso, 1,740
Nommen, Aran 4.-At our atiotet es-day the 'apply
of wheat was very fair, sad with • Fogy good
:alenasid the leads Med am at hat Saturday's ratan
'The LAer trade he. maw recesses • nominal one, with
may a simple sr two tiering. In other ankles little
Asing. The wonteor tbrendbotit the pass troth has been
rna,
sal ig *lei honey Wald& White {w
trzei glog
sm.. le ea), Mb. Ili Si& ; red ditto (imp es.
to 41411n1, fin to 76. ; beat malting barley (weighing
dalbs to lidibe), 42e. le 44.. ; runs ditto (weighiag
MU. le 1111114.), 4th. is CM; diddling ditto (weighing
e Men la allia.), 36e. le die t eats, 28s. to 345. ; Moos,
dde to as. •; Pass hisaPas). 46a. to 475. Der Qr. Fleur,
execution took plaft at Yea on Saturday. aft pr mok. Amigo : whoa. gGy gm, TL. 2.; buky,
ye a, Flairfkko the park ofwb° "11l "atra 82 830 pea, 435. 11d. ; wee. 15qm., 23e.
aria
~._. lifilsotb'rensntx. Arm. 4.-Lt our sees melange to-day
Mg* fia.e.Lialilol.l4 7 1.44,p.t:=, . zply of "Waseiatedfiesa the la
erarstaideras duly modorattie.,
Lam, waste hie -sis-e• nous loss • lhefOrififdt No , protrar. The demand wee dew. and Isloeuretes
t diet morpeniessit. Zits meek .iessiose ber-
g ila4Zlrwasetaidefiebamer hello ear." I".
..,M;Pi "silepply•t4. rig""ftellasi ImeleYll.l"ellin".oll7Bl.llOC.Per"ilinetimpleslissilismiligedThlist:7telilwee
enforill;
pr in Semeley Some ef
*go aoquabiliume.
.22awge
, mad In moo ireni le potty tair request,- sad prime were
tiiik laafriffites. Nets nest a fair
triertligiterbet mare eniteireise : 465. to 60e.
hely bused ups the sehatutr Mu' •re qr. • ,41s. he dee por.llo stage weft by
dir a Inds ewer di. sad let olirLie., _ , 0016
;Me
mAP rag DWI,- 's Tablet dotter Hai theningedy was wiriest to meet
shilsoles Irene min a* seentsewrioss primal
time dm milio• ;ie Xil" I=rnit: lea 00 ell. ; 611% ai. to des. et *or.
eine I of Tomas was midielngi sal was kink
Ts tin Liam any %mimed eels- 861aili " tb. q 5.64110111. amiliarartktu=l
!la
Flew
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let 341 Mime. Pout
1 rew j,..,r.., stri, Flew, des. *Alla prmak.
MIS "%go . 02,08454.-Thaties ajea Ilitiatlims 04,1
Mb Oda earn hid the el Muted paid mil
elle h War . - 18-88-
name shrew/ ta .. ad soil ilbrodoratioss. vs/7 111111 ft.- di ,
am a tearstr--es mid tramper,„„ a tin skip chiefly to the brilliant weather was fretiVilbfaill
mid -tdivediessisse.) ruled from 70e to 82s. per qr. ; parley, 41e. to 47e.; oak

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27e. to 351.• beau, 48e. to 311 s. roar (seconds) very firm
at 555. per suet.
PITIRBOROO ON APRIL 4.-We had • good deal of wheat
°ftermlfoterr to-dee. and the WOO found berm at the
fors
of last wek best rods snaking 75e. to 765. A
show of spring corn, and so alteration in the value
of any description.
READING, APRIL 4.-At our market to-day prices re-
mained much the same. The supply of wheat was quite
I equal to the demand, and there was not much anxiety to
hey. Oats were dear, and the supply of hart'," short.
Both oats and barley were in request for sowing. The
fine weather no doubt infinanoed prices in theme aorta in
favour of dealers.
Bocuxarsa, Aram 4.-Mhos our last report the wheat
trade in this city has bees characterised by less firmness,
while the trade generally has remained is as inactive
date. At the Corn Exchange there was a fair supply of
wheat brought forward, most of of the samples exhibited
=n improved condition. The trade, however, ruled
e, and where aides were pressed scarcely se much
money was obtained for secondary and inferior parcels,
while superior lots with difficulty realised about la. per
qr. snore money. For beat runs of white wheat the quo-
tations are 745. to 785.,, and a few extra superior parcels,
78e. to 80.. per tr. • secondary white, 70e. to 74a ; and
inferior, 68s. to 4 Os: per qy. ; best red wheat, 725. to 73e. ;
secondary, Ods. to 72a.; and inferior, 655. to 68e. per qr.
of ebbs. to GUM, to the busheL Foreign wheat was
in small show, and the demand quiet at about
late rates, some few North Sea parcels being done at
about la. per qr. more money. The dour trade was
hardly so firm, the extra price of id. per sack obtained
last week being barely maintained. lbeie was very little
passing in barley, sales being confined cbietly to parcels of
grinding kinds. for which about late rates were obtained,
A few of the best sorts of malting fetched 445. to 48..,
and others 425. to 44a. per qr. Best grinding barley,
to 365. ; and secondary, 32.. to 345. per qr. The malt
trade is firm, and prices about the same es before. Good
old oats command about as much money as before, while
secondary and inferior lots are the turn cheaper. No
alteration in other sorts of grain.
Wirusses, APRIL 4.--We continue to be fairly supplied
with all grain at this market. Wheat in steady demand
at fully last week's prime, and the same remarks applies
to oats. peas, and beans,
WoneesTma, APRIL 4. -At this day's market there was
a limited supply of wheat, which sold slowly at last
week', rates. Fine barley Is. higher. Oats held for some
advance. Beans dearer. Peas neglected.
YORK, APRIL 4.-Here to-day wheat was by no mean'
largely represented. The condition of the corn was toler-
able, and samples were taken off at fully former quota-
tion'. White wheat realised 765. to 80s. ; red ditto, 70e.
to 745. per quarter. Of barley we have now very short
supplies; the Made on the whole is firm, and former
prices are for the most part well maintained. Malting
barley makes CS. to 485.; grinding ditto, 425. per qr.
Oats were in fair supply for the time of the year, and
there was a tolerable demand. Samples were held foe re.
cent terms, and business was generally done at late rates;
28a. to 30a. per 24 stone were the current rates. The de-
mand for beans ruled steady. The supply was small, and
buyers had to pay the extreme rates of the previous Satur-
day, 495. to 51s. per 38 stone. The business done in peas
was limited. Rye made 425. Malt, 68s. to 70s. per qr.
Flour, 555. to 575. per sack of 280Ibs.
WATERFORD. APRIL 4.-From foreign we have received
several cargoes wheat and one of maize. Ly other ways
little arrived. The tone of our market this week was
buoyant, and the business done considerable. A general
feeling of confidence in present prices is shown, and as all
buying is for immediate consumption and no stocks held
in the interior, we may reasonably expect a continued
steady demand for all articles of the trade for some time
to come. Wheat -Irish seems to be all but cleared out
everywhere ; there is now and then an odd parcel offering,
but for remainder of this season our quotations can
only be nominal. This must benefit the demand for
foreign, all descriptions of which continue to be well in-
quired for, and close firm at our quotations of Saturday
Last. Barley is the turn lower. Black Oats -Our market
has been cleared of all prime parcels that were on otter at
the currency of this day se'nnight, and a small advance is
now looked for. Indian Corp.-American is 3d. cheaper,
but all other varieties are held for a few pence per barrel
more money. There is a very fair quantity. moving into
use. Flour rather better. The weather during this week
was exceedingly fine. Imports this week : -Maize, 916
quarters ; wheat, 10,358. Exports this week :-Wheat,
960 barrels ; oats, 6,393; barley, 50 ; dour, 416 sacks.

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS BILFORE PARLIAMENT.
—ln Lord Retleedale's committee the Holywell Railway
Bill which bad passed through with amendments was
ordered to be reported. In the House of Commons' cool.
mittees the following business was transacted prior to the
adjournment for the Easter recess :—ln Mr. Monk's com-
mittee, in Croup I, the preamble of the Hartlepool Port
and Harbour Bill was declared not proved, rind the forther
consideration of the Portsmouth Camber quays was post-
poned until after Easter. In Sir John Haniner's com-
mittee, in Group 2, the preambles of the South Eastern and
London, Brighton, and South Coast Railway Companies,
and London Brighton, and South Coast Railway Bills
were declared to have been proved. The further conside-
ration of the London and South Western Railway and the
South Eastern and London, Chatham, and Dover (London,
Lewes, and Brighton) Railways (Abandonment) Bills was
adjourned until the 27th inst.

LEASE OF WELSH LINES TO THE LONDON AND
NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COMPANT.—Mectioge of the
proprietors of the Central Wales, the Knighton, and the
Central Wales Extension Railways were held at Shrews.
bury, on Saturday, for the purpose of submi.sion by the
director" of a bill leasing the several undertakings in per-
petuity to the London and North Western It tilway Com-
pany. By the provisions of the bill the London and
North Western Company will take over the debentures of
the three lines, and will pay a dividend of i per cent. on
their preference shares. The ordinary shareholders of the
Knighton and the Central Wales Railways will receive a
fixed dividend at the rate of 4 per cent per annum, the
shweholders of the Central Wales Extension receiving 21
per cent. The bill received the unanimous approval of the
shareholders present, and will be ctrried through parlia-
ment as quickly u poesible. The new arrangement will
COM into force on the 30th of Jane.

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