The Express.
London, England, 1850-02-26 00:00:00

WORSHIP-STRZET.

AITINTIND 80101;$ MS-
tsrae, about 80 years of age, w.s eharged with attempting to
drown bend: ia the Begetter canal, Hagrrstone.
J. Dina, a jouraeymaa baker, said that on Sunday.
morale( he was peming over Haggentone-brides, Shore-
ditch, when he observed the prissara kneeling in the towing
path. la a minute after she lug herse3 into the water.
Whams raa to her resales, and was arleted by another man.
Jut as she was sinking, he laid hold of her, and she was
brought oat Dearly exhausted. eke Mama that trouble had
cause.+ bar to attempt self-destruction. Her husband, who
was nearly 100 years of No, died last Christmas, sad she
had been la dation* ever mos.

Hawley, chief tabor, said ske received be. about three
weeks ago out of the poor-bow.
TM primer, who expressed her morrow for the act, wee
seat to th. workhouse, sad the witness Dizon, by direction
of the magistrate, had Cu. give& to him.

MARLBOROUGHZTREET.

Munninors AWIAULT.—B. Hyde and I. Demented were
charged with Isaviog committed • violent assault upon J.
Hawes., a tradesman, residing at No. 3, Novasan'omews,
Casale-street But.
Oa the previous night the prosecutor was called by the
landlord of No. 120, CestleUreet But, to assist in quelling a
disturbance which bed broken out in that house. On entering
the house with the lan 'lord, he found the prisoners and some
other of the lodgers creating • great disturbance, and on his
endeavouring to pacify him, Deaaeline nulled at him, and
knocked him down, while the other prisoner followed up the
emetic b beating him about the head and face with& brass
k, which he had la his hand,' inflicting several
wounds, from which the blood Booed profusely. Tbe land-
lord of the house having fetched is the police, the prisoners
were secured. _ _ _

I;verZwlensesse were examined, who corroborated the
evidence of the promontor.
Mr. Bingham fined Hyde 4i., or to be committed for six
weeks; and Daseline wu dud 34., and in default to stand
committed for oat month.

Ts. imishy foe ittielga whist Ms elm Ms dew, the st•
madams of etoetwj pirehems hoes estmottly
dim *may. Krar*frinib• lewd issisal los maws.
little or Ate t.evasteas. esi may of the believe of
gyms:lel iamb M,b/ imegArtedl a tleshe to Felt by the
I tespeeery ebtesse elle/slips to yeah, a Footles of
whet-mey-lair sun or MOW/ kw been es-
i. balks at seisse pekoe, and eves rite
Crtrold is
tiee erne sot lower es !ditty thos is the begiaalsg
of the week.

W. 1;;;• bad inwessed offer of wheat fres on board at
(wale Few* saddle torme asked have benison masonable
Mess Kniesl7. now Malan wheat his been offorad
di:44L per qf._allZatielobt, sad inenran ; and good, 60Ibs.
to 611 he rat at 311. per ee
qr.. tem on hosed. Fran the LO pert' pert' rotatively higher rates have
been asked glisM throat arc gradually (Win way, so
as se mist lho Mb of *lags bars.
Time Ms bum a good steady sale for Flour daring Use
FA. and ft preelme vane has bass firmly mitCt
tfeibliroulOsontry a o uks and superior sorts
Boar ham, in MM, brought rather better prises than
those carnet • 'MO time ago.
Barley of home pew& his wee to hand sparingly,
having reseivad only 4,416 qrs. eoestwha up to this (Bator-
laza.vraing. The quantity brought forward by land-
sman' has likewise been ; and, though no
"a-ci;taig-whanse en last Ilitaday's taus has been established,
it was lonlitay &Moult to mom qualities on Friday
at provionssatm Iksrahoy arerfpdoa. of Barley, whether
INN& fir hersign, ham net excited much attention, and
qt astalims tar the Mar have moaned precisely m they

;titles • oset no inroventent in the inquiry for malt,
bet the snide has bees less pressingly offered ; hews the
tarn hu been szthq sedan the buyer.
The manta ken bees sesatUy supplied with oats, the total
quantity reported ter .he week, includes of 762 qn. from
abroad, having amounted to °Hy 8,430 qrs. The dealers
, having for some time past drawn largely on their stocks,
will woe, it is supposed, be compelled-to purchase rather
freely. Hitherto, however, they have shown no signs of
being in want, and the demand has, on the whole, been of
too retail and restricted a character to allow of any rise on
previous prices being realised. Ireland, judging from the
smallness of the receipts Ire thence, does not a,ppear to
have Say WS to spare for shipment to England, and, SS we
can scarcely expect the Scotch supplies to continue on so
liberal a scale as they have been of late, we shall probably
have to depend in a great museum, on arrivals from abroad
for the supply of the metropolis.
English beans have moved off steadily at about the cur-
rency of Monday last. Egyptian have been quits neglected,
though offered on low terms.
The operations in peas have been of little interest, and we
' have no change to report in prices.
The Irish inquiry tor Indian earn bas subsided, and we
have not heard of a single sale since our last.