The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-20 00:00:00

WANDSWORTH.

Mr. .Franris W. treglelmrk and Mr. Edward M. Wthh,
two young rrotolernen reerding at Richmond, were PU11111.11410(i
Infer Mr. Doman by Inspector Ben!, for un:awiuily alma-
Inc in e first-clues ewyiage upon the South Weeteni Medway.
Mr. limber, eulicitnr, appeared for the detonduuta.
Amer the evidence of the elation-mart r,

Mr. bitilyneuxlntl:tabs:a, a young g:mtlecoon reeding
at Teddinwon, said be was a paseesger at the time, end the
ratios-meater did not my it wee against the compeny'e regu-
lations, nor did be desire them to assist from en-totting. W nen
he (witness.) took hie soave ticket he and the ',Meer he was
going to strike out the pr+,llllDe, sod he made no ohjsction to it.
He he. it waa the practica for smokers to helm the printed
promise struck out, and be ate° knew of several gentlemen
who had received their tmketa with ft struck out. He ober
knew that particular peesetwers ware directed to certain car-
riegee if they wished to smoke. He had wen it done at
Twickenham, Richmond, and at Waterloo stations. He had
men the delendente emoting frequently in certain carriages,
and he never beard them reqoested by thecompuiy'e ...events
to desiet. _

inspector Bent said there were two guards at Twickenham
under diemieeel for this very complaint.
Mr. Limber mid be wee very sorry to hear it, se he had
men himself • euperiur uthoer of the company smoking in •
carriage.
Mr. Daymen arid he was in the habit of travelliog fre-
quently from Waterloo, and he never saw passengers duecied
to airy carriage to smoke.
Inspector Bent said he was very sorry to Nay there
we. often a ...penes under the thumb when gentlemen
wished to smoke.
Mr. limiter emit the defendants had been allowed to smoke
by icemen magma, gmorde, end even by superior officers, and
it they bed been requested to Moist they would have done ma.
Mr. Alel.slPliff B. Beemant, a gentlemen melding aig
Twickenham, said it was the common practice to smoke ta
the cernagee, and be had seen guards sod others peesiog at
the time, and they use r stopped it. He bad seen ea many
as 100 permute emoting newrly every morning at the place
whore the train ...plied for the tickets to be taken.
Mr. Daman said that only showed it wee time to pat •
story to it.
Mr. Humber said It was to ',how a waiver of the bye-law.
Ms. Dwain said is the Ad Amp of trend mit by conchae

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nobody am thought of smoking eves fatal& without first
eating the permission of the other pawners, but now gen-
tlemen were In the habit of getting into a crampoi carriage,
commence smoking. and not ask permission, and expin
people not to complain. Beanies, it was a great nuisance to
those who had to travel in the carriages after they had been
need for smoking. There was a time and place for all thing%
end he did not think a rdlwq•oarriage the proper place foe
smoking. He fined the defeating' the full penalty of 40e.
end costa.
The money was immediately paid.

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TALLOW.-We have to report • further Mame ha the
tallow market or la to ls. 61. per cwt. since this day west.
There was bet little speculative busineas dons for delivery
all this month, bat for spring periods there wee an active
demand, and the advance is due mainly to this circumatsnce,
coupled, however, with • decidedly increased demand from
the trade. The stocks of "aorta" are now very low, very
little South American or Olessa In the market. Unbrackel
Y.C. has commanded a considerable advance, 675. 6d. being
paid for fine, 56e 61. for inferior. The market has been
hardly so active to-day as on Saturday, and leaves off quiet,
Spot end all the month, 67e. 9d. to 68e.; January to March,
67e. 3d. to 66.; March alone, 675. 6d. to 9d. No Odessa
offering. South American, 675. 66. to 58e., second pipes.
Australian 6.4 66.. 6d.; Archangel, 66e. Town tallow,
63e. 6d. net cash. Tallow Elaine, Hs. to 64e. 6d. Palm oil
rather easier, 45a. 10d. hue Lagos. Cocoa oat oil, Cochin,
425. 10d. to 435. 63.; ditto Ceylon, 411. to 414. &L ; ditto
Sydney, 39.. to 41e., lees 2i per cent. I.lnbratked Y.C.,
67.. 6d.; rough fat, 3s. Oid.-(Froto the Circular of Megan.
Smith and Charles, dated Monday evening.)

COTTON.—LivEarcioi. Dec. 19.—The sale, of cotton
to-day are estimated m 6,000 bales. A very quiet market,
teat without any inmerial change in prices from Friday last.

CATTLE.—Liveueoot, Dec. 19.—The supply of cattle
was less than on laet Monday. For prime Christi:aim cattle
there was very good demand, at very high prier*.
Inferior sad ordinary beasts met a slow sale, without mach
change in value. Sheep in about the same supply as last
Monday. Prices without change for prime, inferior lower ;
the trade slow.

COALS.-Lownow, Doe. 19.-Bowers West Hartley,
lbs. 9d.; Buddle'a {Beat Hartley, 164.93. ; Byass's Bebsids
West Hartley, 15.. 9d. ; Clark's West Harley, lbs. 9d. ;
Davison's West Hartley, 16s. 9d.; Otay's West Hartley,
16e. 3d. ; Hastings Harday. 16.. 93.; Halyard!, 165.94.;
Lambe is West Hanky, 16.. 9d.; West Hartley, 165.94.;
West Weal°, 14a. 6i. ; V7ylant. 168.9 d.; W.lla End Byrom,
204. 6d.; Walls Eud Barton, 19s. 3d.; Wells Rod Belmont,
18a. 6d. ; Walla End Frainwellgate, 19s. 64. ; Walls Had
Haswell, 21..; Walls End Hatton, 215.; Walls End Keene
Grange, Ms. 31.; Walls End Ittuesra Hems, 295. 3d.;
Walls End South Barton, 20.. 93. ; Walls Bod Baum,
18e.64. ; Walls End Cotainp, 206. 3d. ; Walls End Haigh
Hall, 19.. fkl. ; Walls End Kellar, IDOL 3d.; Walls Esti
South Hartlepool, 19a.93.; Walls Ead Test. 205.93.;
Walls End Trimdan Thornlsy, Ms.; Walls End Whit-
worth, 15a. 6d.-Ships at market, 48; sold, 80.