The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-23 00:00:00

SOUTHWARK.

./o/iii and Elizo Zni-npend, man and wife, were charged
with being concerned in stealing auk dresses of the value of
nearly 200 f., the property of Mr. Samuel Holt, of Blanchester.
Some of the drums stokn were found by the police at No.
22, 'lhonias•atreet, London-bridge, where the prisoners were
living.—Remanded.

DISCLOSURES IN THE LIVERPOOL LINK-

RU.PTCI COURT IILSTIRDAY.

At the Lirerpool Bankruptcy Court yesterday
(Tuesday) Mr. John D
charge oherty, a bankrupt, torn merchant,
and ageMst whom a of forgery was preferred at the
recent Liverpool wive'', MUM up on the question of certdi-
one. Mr. Aspinall, who appeared for the @soignee., objected
to the certificate on several ground., the chief of which were
that the bankrupt had traded with the grossest recklessness ;
that he had made fraudulent pr femme, prhseipally to the
Liverpool Borough Bank ; that he had practised frauds upon
the bank itself; and that upon the faith of a duplicate bill of
lading he had obtained money fraudulently from Messrs.
Bingham and Co_ corn merchants, of Liverpool, the
vial bill of lading having pmvionaly been deposited by lbe
bankrupt, and advanced upon by a Mr. Hubback.
It was fur the last-named fraud that the bankrupt had been
committed to the last arise,. [The use at the amines broke
down for want cl u material witness). It was elicited by
Mr. Aspinall that the amount of the Panlompt's tutaseured
debts wee 33,0001. ; that the bankrupt began buainess in 1851,
with a capital of 2,0001., 1,0001. of which he settled upon
his wife. Since 1861 haled last is business 109,9441. ; had
spent 21,3961. ' • sad when be teams bankrupt had property
for unsecured creditors to theamonnt of 3,2361. 9.. 4d. The
amount of his debts to the Borough Bank was 62,702!.
16.. 2d.; such debts being contracted by guarantees for his
acceptance.. Towards the end of his transactions the bank-
rupt had in many mass not given acceptances to the hunk.
During the culmination the bankrupt declined to answer
many questions, lest he should " criminate himself." Mr.
Smith, however late manager eithe Borough Bank, dearly
identified amain sigmatures sg.thole of ths bankrupt,
about which the latter Minuet, Asset tory anything.

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COTlON.—Lrrairoot, 22.—The market clew
ethirmat firmness, and prioss of all the current sorts of
are id. to fd., sna Burst Id, per lb. dearer, and ig
other hada hula changed. The sales six 6,000 bales-1,500
on epectdation—tneluding 40 Permit sad Maranhara, st
6fd. to Md. ; 70 Bahia, at 6d. to 64d. ; 1,000 Borst, at M.
o 4; and 60 Bea islands, at 12d. to 12fd. per lb.

COTTON GOODS.— MANCRIeTZI, Dec. 22.—q4
market centimes ezeadlagly dull end kneed We hee,
°Odom of improvement expressed Wm sad there, bat they
are decidedly negatived by the reports of all who are le a
paition to give a. 5 adcel sad trastweethy statemeet.
Spinners have been an vsnce of id. per lb. on pee
this morning to meet e rise to that extent in cotton, het
have not been able to reams it. One or two Wawa 11
which id per lb. edema°, for yarns for Blackburn are sew
timed, bat than are exceptional mess. Mule twist from
to 60's in demand for leaf' have been sold at fully the lowed
ratan of last week, sad some Inotenoes are mentioned is
which sellers have taken even lower rates. The home teak
have done rather more badness in warps and cops, but at the
lowed rates al week,sed some mall ceders for the makes
of the Meditative/ea sad Germany_ have also bees

executed at very low rates. We hear Of no real
mast from any reliable source in any quarter. For clods
prior ere quite as low sa last week, and it is evident that M
this branch of our trade the market has not responded to
the he tin the raw material at Liverpool. Sam
do, Mort that they could do more businmi, but it
oould only be done at a more ruinous eactidoe in perm The
bailors of ato or seven manufacturers in the nsishbourhod
of Burnley, Edendeld, sad Blackburn, to-day, Is repmt,d,
but they are mostly small concerns.

WOOLLENB.—Leene, Dec. 22.—Althotigh the preys.
bet tor In the market is one of considerable dulame yet
there was some little improvement visible this morning. W.
had a fair attendance of merchants in the Cloth Halle, ned a
few considerable lota of cloth changed owners.
HIMDZIISTIELD, Dec. 22.—A quiet market, but eta
showing sigma of reviving trade. Many 'inquiries, ml
some purchases, espodally In lowish woollens and cheap
trotmerings.

MANUFACTURES.—Hunne=rIn.ri,DEc. 22.—Thire
lave not bean =Blois?, attending to-day, ead • pelf=
dulness moms to throughout the market, which le not
unusual at this of the year, even in =dinar/ times. As
all steads well ben so hr, it is cossidmed rand in our hum:,
and a little Improvement is expected at the OP ommooment
the win year.

WOOLS.—HVDDSZIFIZLID, Du. 22.—Tbare 6 110 de-
mad for wools of any derription, and, thong* rim us
lower, it don not induce manufaotartas to buy at present,

CORN.—Hot.., 22.—Arrivals are very moderato,
and although the lower oontineatal ports are Moll open eal
stamen madam to run as usual, shippers abroad show m
disposition to push off supplies in any quantity. The
weather continues exceedingly mild for the season, the gram
crops weer the aspect of spring rather than winter, the leaf-
less tress being the only symptom of the near approach cif
Christmas. The wheat trade during the week has bets
steady with • good consumptive demand for all descriptices
at fully late rates, and in some instances for choice
• slight advance has been obtained ; a more confident MI;
is apparent. Holders show less disposition to press sales,
and now that arrivals are likely to decrease and monetary
affairs get easier, we may reasonably look fora mom regular
and healthy trade than of late, especially after the turn of
the year. At the market to-day • fair ripply of English
wheat, which is taken off at fully teat week's currency.
Foreign meets with better demand without say quotable
sherotion in value. Barley matured, but rather more in-
quiry. Beene and peas steady. Oatsneglected, and price*
of common sorts in favour of buyers.

LLEDe Dzc. 22.—Although the supply of wheat to-day
is cagy moderate, millers are very slow purchasers, and the
market rules dull at prices scarcely equal to Friday for .11
descriptions of new; old quite unnotkwd. Barley inactive,
without alteration is value. The demand for beaus is limited,
sad lower rates taken. Oats and other articles as baton.
/trams Inca of grab' --Wheat, 3.515 qrs., 495. 00.; bar-
ley, 1,270 qrs.. 565. ; oats, 224 qrs., 2:28. 106 d. ; beau,
142 qrs., 49a. 7fd. • peas, 60 qrs., 41s. 9+d.; rye, 10 qr.,
361. 10d. !arrival; this weak --Wheat, 2,860 qrs.; oats, 11
art4barley, 766 qrs.; bum, 864 qrs.; recessed, 2,026 qrs.;
215 qrs.
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LYNN, Dec. 22.—The weather is anomaly mild, lath
strong south-west e inch. To this da3's market we had a
fair supply of wheat ; demand was only moderate at last
week's quotation. Barley in good supply, and prices *Ab-
out alteration. Beans and peas slow sale, and vices sa
before. Wheal, whits, 6111.. to 8311.., 625. to 3& ; ditto
red, 6011.. to 631ba., 49.. to 62a.; ditto, ditto, new, 62Ibs.
to 6116.., 50.. to b4s. • ditto, ditto, new, 60165. to 61165. 445.
to 48.. Barley, Chs;alise new. 5216 e. to Silts., 40e. to
435.; ditto, commas, 6116 e. to 6211.., 345. to 38s. 8e...,
old, 6616 e. to 88014., 48.. to 52.. ; ditto, new, 6416 e. to
6616. , 425. to 485., pa qr. to the growers.

Nrwcsartn, Dec. 22.—The wither still continues en.
ceedingly favourable for seeding operatices and agricufinnd
work in general. At our market, this morning, we had a
moderate show of wheat from the growers, and from the
coast also, but there being a fair quantity of foreign left over
from Saturday, the trade opened quietly, and only a mode-
rate business resulted at Saturday's rotes, the demand, at
the same time, running chiefly upon new red, which com-
manded 495. to 51s. per qr.; weighed 6316 e. Flour was in
moderate request, and in 'partial instances a slight reduction
had to be submitted to where sellers were premdng. Malting
barley of choke quality was hold with more firmness, whereas
inferior descriptions met little attention. Malt in little
demand. Beans, peas, and oats without change.

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