The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-27 00:00:00

WENTZELL•S OARS MATCH.

The per-oarWlramp---anionp—stiradesmeltor two pair of
silver oars, annual'. presee.ted by Mr. A. Wentzell, of the
Ship, Fore street, Lambeth, took place y day, and af-
forded firs:-rate sport :

Pleat Float.—J. tivin sod Palmer (green), 1; Manning and Sullivan
(Teton), 2; Stanley and Costive (red), I; G. ?damns and Peeer
(VA blue), 0; Fuswell and Siam (striate, 0. The distance was
from Lambeth-palate np to Mne-elms, down to Searles', and finish at
the Ship. Green tork the lead, and kept it, elan ly (Wowed by Yellow.
Won by Wee lenitba.
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Recood Ileac-`farmer and Dlenekho (white), I ; Demms and San.
derma, (purple), 3 ; B. Lawn and J. Harrington (red and white), a;
Morton and Erwood (pink), 0; ILliswes and Greenland (black aad
yellow), 0. It 'ma a good hat, well rowed throughout, and won by
two Isnths.
Final cleat—Turner and Bleackbo (white), I ; Hemms and Ran.
derron (purple), 2; D. Lawn and J. Harrington (red and white;, 0,
Morton and Erwood (pink), 0. They were oar-and-ear for half a mile.
then the winners toek a slight lead, which they ultimately increased
to a considerable distance.

POLICE.-Y EITEEDAT.

MARLBOROVUH-STREET.

CHARON •oatsaet ♦ LADY.—Mrs. S rester , a lady of
property, appeared by appointment to answer a charm, of
having stolen a 101. note trom her tenant, Mr. liuddle, of
Regent-

The court we, crowded with the friends of the respective
pities. Mr. Clarkson was detained for the defendant, and
Mr. Dod also appeared on the same side. Mr. Simpson was
for the complainant.
The facts, ;which have already appeared in the public
pipers, may briefly be stated to be these. The defendant
sated on the complainant to ask for a, quarter's rent, half a
year'srent, 601. hang then due. A quarter's rent wee paid
to the defendant, as supposed, by the complainant ; but a
short time afterwards, on looking at • parcel of bank notes,
from which two 51. notes were supposed- to have been taken,
the complainant discovered that the notes were 101. notes,
and that the defendant had received 55/. instead of 2.51., the
quarter's rent. Application was made to the defendant, who,
as alleged, denied the receipt of two 101. nous, asserting that
the notes she received were two 51. notes and one 101.
note may. Her denial of the receipt of two 101. notes was
made, as alleged, several times to the complainant and also
Ito the compl►inant's bu•bat,•l. The number of the 101.
notes having been obtaia.d. they were traced to Drum-
mond's Banking-house, int.) which the defendant was
proved to have paid them. The defendant war then given
into custody, and the esplanatim given was that the cotes
had been paid on account of the rent which was admitted to
be due. This was positively denied by the complainant, and
se the admission on the part of the defendant, that she had
made a mistake with respect to the notes, was not considered
sufficiently satisfactory, the charge war ordered to stand over
for a week.

Mr. Simpson intimated the desire of the prosecutor to
adopt the hint thrown out by the Court, and to consiler the
matter u having originated in setae.
Mr. Cleskun said he should not oppose that course. He
was, however, prepared to prove, in cue of need, that the
101. notes had been paid on aooount of rent due and owing.
Mr. Bingham said this was one of those eases which he
felt he was justified in allowing to he settled in the way
pointed out, and therefore he should discharge the de-
fendant.
EMBIZZLIMINT.—George Leekey, clerk, was charged
wit► having embezzled various sums of money, amoutittng
to 1,0001. and upwards, the property of his employer, Mr.
Samuel Addington, wholesale woollen draper, St. Martin's-
lane.

roma sues of mosey received by the prisoner, and not
accounted for, were brought forward; but owing to the
number and magnitude of the charges, an application for a
remand was made.
Mr. Biniham remanded the prisoner for a week.

-EXHIBITION OP 1851.—AoGR3OATE Miri7Noit
OF THR METROPOLITAN LOCAL COWNINSIOPIZRIL—Duzing
the past week several meetings have been held at the Palace
ef Westminster of the Metropolitan Loud Commissioners,
so fat as they have been nominated by their respective local
tiontraittese, and appointed by her Majesty.'s Cosmogonies.
Oa Saturday the meeting consisted of the local commi lion-
ere repressiting the various interests belonging toile Section
of Fine Art@ and it was attended by Lord Colborne, Mr.
Tit*, Captain lbbotson, Mr. G. Godwin, F.R 8 ,
Mc. 0. Jones, Mr. Bell, and Mr. Week's, the sculptors, end
Mr. 1). Wyatt. On the previous day the Commiestonen for
Manufactures met, and there were present Professor Cow-
per, Messrs. Bosley, Dettridge, J. Brown, J. O. Crane,
Downing, 1). Beane, Figgins, R. Grouoocb Basildon, J.
Jackson, Mane, J. A. Nieholay, Roudedge, H. Spicer,
C. Swaieland, R. Snell, H. Tooker, C. Warwick, and
J. C. Wakefield. On Thursday Colonel Colquhoun' Pro-
fessor Taylor, Captain Tilden Mmes. Bird, Dent, Gra-
ham, 8. Haden, 0 Knight, J. Medd. B. Poulton, R. Tap-
lin, Sylvester, Vulliamy, and Wicksteed, met as representing
Machinery ; and on Wednesday the various de-
partments of the Section et Raw Produce and Materials
were npeesenled by Professor Royle, Professor T t,
Mean. Jwi Bell J. Millar, Arthur Phillips, and It. Hunt.
At sub meeting, Colonel Reid, Dr. Lyon Playfair, and Mr.
Cole were present, to afford any explanation' on behalf of the
commission. The chief object of the meetings was to bring
the several interests into friendly oommunication, with the
view of facilitating a united action for the whole of the me-
tropolis, and securing an adequate representation of Its
many end various branches of industry in the exhibition.
The executive committee laid before the various meetings
an account of the demands for space in the building which
bad been made up to the Ist of August, by which it ap-
peared that as mist as 27,774 feet of fleet, or counter,
spec*, and 24,243 feet of wall, or hanging, speed, bad ben
demanded by 609 intending exhibitors for the lamsepolls
only. The utmost real towards promoting the exhibition
was manifested at all the meetinee, and wherever there
appeared a likelihood that there would les any deficiencies in
any branch of metropolitan industry, the leeal eommissionen
agreed to sharp themselves with the duty of eadeavarietes
apply sash ea* la Ike syssisawas ghe Ista sal

COTTON.—lavissoot., Ave. 24 —The salts of cotton
today ars 'Wasted at 4,109 balm. sod 1,000 ter loco:Atka. Import
Mn.. yridayo %ow Was. The maitat doom wlth soll•rw. Compared
with Friday's ratss, Won of Aisaineast. aid, Indeed, of ..11 sorts may
be called ► lower.

CORN.—thammeria, Assam:26 —The eon trad• hero
today Is vary deli; sons sow Whoa sash of whit& Is Ulla.
In Mies oak there is so vsziatke d prim. Whoa; 101. to 111. 10a
par load. hell, foa to Sta. yar qr. OW. les. to Its. !Stang. 1/01.
alls.

RIMTFORD, Aired 24 —The supply of old Wbeet rather
enell, but of sew we had a fair supply, the quality goad; still the
trade was May, at last week's pekes; we have very little dolma la
ober sorts of corn, whleb supported bat week's peke+. Wheat, 14s.
to 110 e. per lout Barley. Ik. to 245. per qr. Oats. 1541. to no.
has. 110. to 100. per MA. Boom. UN. to fps Tara, 235. to Vs.
Eye, 17e. to 20s.
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H•DL11011„ August 26 —Oar *Mesdames at market to wag rather larger, and we bad a chance sample of new Wheat
and a few of old. More wax uked,on amount of ,the present
state of the weather, and Ina hutment ed. to Is. per qr. advance
wu Wee, though reluctantly, ear &fine maple. Little or no grim
corn on saw.
MAXCHRISTIII, August 24 —Doris, the greater part of ,
the present week the weather In Oak neighbourhood has been cold and
showery, with boliterou wind', but the trade has, nevertheless, re-
teamed without any speculative action, only a moderate comumptive
demand for Moor having been experienced, and 'melte in drat hands
being light, previous rates were manual:rd. Old Oatmeal has moved
off steadily, without alteration in raise, whilst for new It has been se-
minary to accept lower prism. Of foreign Wheat and Flour the
erritaisat Lmerpool are en a liberal scale, but very scanty of other
produce, whilst from Ireland er our own want the marmites are ex-
ceedingly small There w.osbnt a limited amount of business true-
acted in any article at our market this morning, but a tolerably firm
girding Ming displayed by holders, no material Mange occurred in
the currency of this day Mullett, which we therefore repeat. New
Oatmeal was In Mir request, at 24. to 255. per 240114.

Nawroar (16LB o► Witt HT), August 24.—The farmers
being engaged at harvest work, there was noatteudattoe at our market
to-day.

READING, Aging 23.—The greeter portion of Wheftt
on offer to-day was of the new crop, which wait In much better condi-
Don than wee expected, but could on he sold at • reduction of ut
2a. per cp., gristlier floe old maintained the rates of hat market day.
Spring corn remain a dull our, and late qnotations cannot bo attend.

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SA ream( Wrangle, Augwd 24 —Market small Wk. at,
41.. to 43.. per qr.; beat, 44.. Barley, malting, 21a. to 24.3.; grind-
ing Igo. to 20s. Beans, 28a. to 24*. Peas, new, 2:s. to 285.; old.
Inn, to 30a. Oats, lea. to les. Gd.

STRVIIING,/tufa 26.—A very short attendance, and bat
little businels. Some new Wheat woo shown' shod 21bs per
bushel better than last year. Wheat, white, old, I 11. 10s. to 121. ' •
new, 111. to 111 10.. • red, old, 101.10 s. to Ill.; new, 101. to 101 15•.
Onto. to ISo. I:leans, Ma. to 27a. Yeas„ old, grey, 21a. to 205.;
new, Vls. to 2Ma.

CATTLE. &o.—Commersa, August 24 —The show of
and Lambe wee very food, and tar the beet "ahem and
1.104% the demand was brisk, and prime Improved Is. per head.
There was a tarp chow of Penile, and several Juts of prime fat one',
which e mecanded rather Improving prices. 'fresh stock sold on
quite as good terms aslant week, but there we. little demand for lean
sorts. The Pig trade remains without alteration. Supply: She 1,
and Lambs, 3,61 U; Besets 3.6; Calves, 21; Horses and 76;
Pip, 215.

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000D1H71111T Fara. Mould 26 —This fair ie held elthfly
for Welch cattle and Alderney Cow.. The demand for the former
waa brisk, at the following quotations: Pell.grown Steers sold
freely at 71. to 71. 10a. per had; Sti• ka, H. to SI. ; ditto, mall year-
ling*, 304 to 335. ; Welch Cow, with Call by her aide, fd. to bl.;
Alderney; in fall milk, 11/. to lel. per had. The Horse fair ens-
doted of emit Cotta and forest Ponies. The hest 3-Jeer-old cart Colts
made from 30 to 33 gtuneas each; 2 years old, IS to 15 ditto; year-
lings, lOC to lit.; Antall Peale; tit. to 101. rigs In good demiutd,
particularly strong *totes, whkh are making full 2s. per head niore
than at Hornney fair last week. The show of Sheep was small, which
found buyers at improved pikes, the beat Webers making lull 34.,
and the heat Ewes, Is. per head above the prices of last year.

IDawteit LAND Fele —This important and locreatah-
'Med fair Mot place on Thursday and Friday last, on the grounder of
Haindford-liall-faem, London-road. There was a very r unierdus at-
tendanor of agriculturleta from Suffolk and the adjoining counties;
but It was the ger.eral remark that the field did not exhibit sea large an
arumhlage as hu been witnessed on previous occasion. Neither was
the show of stock aa large an could have hien desired, the Pelona, of
Lambs and Sheep not exceeding a 5,040, being about tee-eighth abort
of put years. We bane metaled,. seen the Lambs in better eauditioe,
but the show was fully equal in point of breed and symmetry to what
were formerly nee upon the ground. At the punier; rather high
priory wen asked, and these for the moat part were ma ntalned
Many of the lota ruddy found purchasers, at prices about le. per head
lower than Let year, though, in enme cases, the prices were 2a.
per head more. Sheathe!? Lambs were much in demised, at
from MN. to 315 e. each; one extra lot of Mr. Betts realieing
40. e. per head. The Epee: dealers and pleemen were
free purchasers of fat wether Sheep, at fully &l. per stone in
advance, Mr. Sextor, on usual, exhibited an excellent stand of
Sues down turn which were deep, w d of at high rates. So few store
Beasts have seldom been on offer, Mess. Benson and Betts being the
lonunate exhibitors, both effling out the first day, at prime from
2a. fld. to 3e. per stone, e-tituated weight when fat. A Need or two
of very goal fat %else and Scotch Beads alio teund purchuene, at
abut fie, per stone. In the Horse fair, which took plain In an adjoin.
Ina meadow, tame goal Coles and Welsh Notes were affered, and
many of these changed bands. One, a dealer, allowed betwe en 70 and
80 remarkably Au riding Celle, all of which were disposed of at very
god prima. 0 . Friday the supply and attend ace were considerably
km than on Thursday; still 9.loths of the Sheep and Lambs exhibited
by the dealers changed hands at about thursday'e prices. Generary
thin must he reported an a good %ling fair, though, upon the whole
at • reduction, a. stated above, of about In per head far Lambs, when
compared whh laid year.
larsarooL, Aro. 26. We have a such smaller
supply of every description of peek at thip day's market. The demand
fair for Real quality of beef, at fully Net week', quotations; middling
and inferior quality riot much inquired toe. at a reduction in prices.
Sheep and lamb met a reedy rule, at somewhat higher prices for the
latter. Beef, 44d. to Md. : mutton, 44d. to Md.; lamb, Md. to Gel.
• At market, 2,459 cattle, 9,750 sheep and lambs.

NORWICH, August 24.—Our market ezbibi•ed a pod
show of store Cut :e; trade was very dull: and the farmers being busily
rapped in harvest operations prevented a &evince at last week's
pmts. Fat Beat/ few in number. and mugs from 6. 3d. to fs Gil.
per stone. The pens were well filled. Keeping Sheep and Lambs all
sold. Ewes of ail ayes in better demand. Fat Sheep, is. id. to 71.
per stone, and • brisk sale. Good store Pigs, 111. to 16a pa bead.
Fat Pork, 4i, 6d. to ss. per stone.