The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-26 00:00:00

Caowx Conan.—Kozow 25.
81111TIMOI.
Gawp Hew, who had pleaded galley to duos diettoett
sitergas of May, at .4lums-ooder Leas. Gwrtoa, asi Pew
dlobory, Wm songswood to weasperisuoa for Ufa.

Wornness went Islam To Musunts,
Jobs Ono* was Whaled tar hating, on the Mai pe
amstam last, at Wortley, asesaltei Yaq Pantwelth, NA'
fehnicasly rat, stabbed and wounded ber, with latest is
mauler, drape, we do her grievous bodily hem.
Kr. Bowler preematemi, sad Mr. Pollock defended the
primmer.
The primmer ie a collier, sad the proleentris, at Oho
time of the alleged offence, was in the union of Yuma.
Clubs and Co., cotton sputum' of Watley. The tel-
ecast had for a leogth of time solicited proanattla to
marry Ida, bat she refused to maim hie attentions, ae,"
positively retried hie emit Ate quarter Owen teedeek
W morniog et the =ad of Jatuuryry prosecateix, is c mammy
with a yentas woman mated W 4 woo Ittotnediolitto
her work, and they Ind otemeion, in '4, to peas throat •
field, is whisk they saw the prisons: standup,
is dumb waiting for some person. The trinset
took hold of promeanix, es she was make him,
sad wished her to protease him when she woallitemme
hie wife; and added • for I will either have the or thy
blood." They then scuffled together, and fell to the groand.
The prisoner pot on hie Ims, and took a "pick," which he
teed is the coal mine, m 4 struck her on the heed. The
blow " seated off," and the photos said, " lists I
hart thee ?" Promeanit said he had. lie this again
area her, this. several times, with the pick ,upoa her head,
lad Misted wounds of a mast action, natun, from the
Jule of which promentrix was enable to leave her holm
for several weeka.

rem tM statement of the prosectirix, it sppeared that the
primer upoa various previous measions had threatened to
murder her, and he had been taken before the corgi/trate.
is imasequenee, but wee liberated on hi Meade mistiming
to restrain him by placing him In safe custody.
le crouraimustion by Mr. Pollock, the medical man
who had attended the prose:atria stated that the prisoner
was a man of exceediagly weak intellect, end in cum•
game of an accident received is the colliery, he bad been
rendered incapable of goveraitg himself upon occasions of
ezeiteseut.

Kr. Pollock rendered the fade elicited funs the medical
etas the beat of his defence, sod contended that, in come-
gnome of the prisoner's state of mind, the charge of intent
could sot be sustained. He appealed to the jury to mute •
verdict of acquittal, on the gr ,und of insanity, whist' would
reject the priaoner to confinement during her Majesty's
plowsro, which would be highly setisfectory to the prisoner's
friends.

The jury, after a retiren.ent frog court of a quarter of an
►our, retanied with a verdict of Guilty.
The Judge in peeing sentence sa,d, " John Grundy, the
*entente* of the court is that judgment of death be recorded
against you; we shall see afterwards what will be done
with you.

SURREY SESSlONS.—Yzernstat.
_ CHAROI..OI FRAUD.

George Knight, 36, described on the calendar as a white-
smith, was inoicted for s.saltng a chaise, the property of
John Smith, at Bt. George the Martyr. Mr. Goldsmith
prosecuted and Mr. Joh:lsom defended the primmer.
George Smith, the ton of the prosecutor, said that in the
beginnieg of February last, a chaise was entrusted by his
lather to the pria-tier to repair. Witness repeatedly celled
upon him for it, when he made many excus.e, and when
premed for tie return of it, whether finished or not, he told
him that some one bad stolen it. Witness called in a po-
liceman and pee him into custody, when the axietrse and
springs were discovered concealed in the back premises.
Witness identified the alletree and springs from a peculiar
mark placed on them when his father purchased the chaise.
Ryan Jones, a police constable of the N division, said he
earthed the primmer's house, and after finding the property
produced, he discovered nearly a hundred skeleton keys of
the most extraordinary description, sufficient to open any
lock, a number of " jemmies," and two curiously constracted
cent:GaAs cat great power, which would enable • house
breaker to enter any shop. The whole of them had been
IL to
manstactured the prisoner, and he was known supply
the most not°, us burglars in the count:T.
The prisoner . 'el that, being a whit/smith, he bad use for
those things in his business. He denied making them for
housebroken.

Mr. Jobsson addressed the jury for the prisoner, and a
verdict of Guilty was returned.
The constable stated that the prisoner had been in custody
several times for stealing carts, but he generally managed to
get acquitted. He was, however, summarily convicted six
mouths ago for robbing hie furnished lodgings.
The Chairman laid the prisoner was a dangerous charac-
ter to society, and there could be no doubt be manufactured
these extraordinary implemtnts for the purpose of &Toting
of them tc housebreakers. He should ult. care be did not
early on his avocation for a long time by sentencing him to
two years' hard labour is Brixton House of Correction.

COTTON.—LIVIIRPOOL, MARCH 26.—The market M
again incliniag towards cheapness, though prices cannot yet be posi-
tively quoted lover. 5,000 Wet were the day's earn, aarl of these
1 I,loe Were taws be specalution sod export.

CORN.—Hatrailoa, Mired 2d.—Ws had sot so I•rise an
attendant* at market to-day, nor supply of rain. yet the trade ruled
dull. Prices varied little from lee week in say artiste.
_ _ _

STISTNIIIO. Much 25.—We expertenesa a steady trade at
oar market to-day for all descriptions of grain, at last week's prices.
Wheat, white, 101. to ill. ; red, 91. to W. 2s. Bericy, 24.. to 26e.
Oats, 13e. to 17s. Beane, 24. to 275. Peas, 34. to 26..

CATTLE, &e.—Cotcasants, Marsh 23.—Tho supply of
=lideestiption of stook wee good. There were comiderable sales
In Nay, with as prdwlar variation from the prices of last
welt IhR 11111•111 were esirfl cheaper, the beet descriptioos not
reelietwg mor• than 3s. to Oa. IL per woad, of albs. Vraoh and Imn
Beenne ma with a dull um* mel prier nightly declined. YLch Cows
cell wed pastfwainetp INNS el frit vanity and condition. The value
*CM Pip deco net Wpm% end Noe but the very best maintained
bet wean prim. Oliordokelptioes were full 3 per cent, cheaper.
Good gm% Ihrvied r pig, met with a reedy Gala Seipp :—Sheep
and
Oklll.Lamb, Mgt; essain. 379; Piga. 233; Calves, 19; Borate and
PO a.

Liatustoot. Mesh 25. Our market this day was
wry loply wasellO with cattle, the domed tor which was
esealiberly *di at a reduttica is pricey, Sleep was nearly the
omit wambiw um hot Motility ; • tolerably tar demote at our
lot otatiatiewa SA *IL to tot sluttsts. at& to 60, &inking the
oaks.-2,410 hoe% 4.11111 sheep et market.

NORWICH, MINNII23. ear ataritst exhibited a large show
dame Cale; bawl lialiteeese sad the weighor dry bad
=ltat the doggie dr maker, fully fully halt the Doses renamed
wand empogig an mimes to ail mord in the
Cade Psi la ed. be de ear stash god baU odd.
TM we WI, NUM; bempli hey 2h pig hood low" Intim% a
eirreate; set fate% es.lll. to ft. pow sane ; ambits iosalL
dare Piss mod fat Perk se worth aides.

ST. AL BAN'S Fan, Ku U:Yallvegday, this fair belag
tato Int lo thy me at Is/ Impoolosso ooaaty alerts), was
wai ottoodoi Wit by tows sod wt:) buyers. The supply of
MOM INN oosonably soloiloo, sod of vary good quality, the best
elleillid tootgoor old Bout selling may; Deems malting from M.
NMR ger Mad; 71. to ; note, SJ. to 71. ; woad-rate
soll Marty. Wm. elbred at very low figures. The supply
of nos ha ho aro of brine yeses. but the demand was brisk, at
maw bow Finn The b sod valuers suds from Us. to na.
saes( bow % Y Us.; pod maples, with lambs forward, 36.. to
411 a. twa= TM Bow tab was supplied with some splendid
Ode Web priors ; met Horses, from four to seven.
yaanntlikeni.mlalig tem MM. to 001. each ,• Arst-rate sane SOL to ;01. ;
anion to aunt, 140 to 160 guinea per pair.

fi1.,11111 Seamiest of the COMO appeared that
was who woo the vials of Ilk sodastka tree aow
hed la the atlas sill of Mr. emus, at
allossep-MinluiCittokadaMots k a
modo emea, sae**
Mbar elf two okliamoliarid ia the on ;as Is
....seed. Fes teraqesee
EP di
0. rittest m d
stilasart.slprlsiowitit4l9l
MOS ft Os lath* Zs pm \WU The da
esisefi waver reeovored has it; oasts of Mr ealistaem,
sad MA la too (Wartime arrigh. After that eosin, the
Taliked to &domes wilting to tha maker, or
=kgrostraisaniatemass of tie ehlio • aad toe proesat
le mama sots for the loos of
tee inlay% mikes.
It was pleaded- Oat Yet idealist was sot liable, as a
ocia_prasies had lowa peoposed.
Major, retired for half as hair, sad retuned with
verdict foe the plaistiff—d 2r4
TM rest of Ohs day wes=ed with mime salons for
debt.