The Express.
London, England, 1850-05-08 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY.

BOW-STREET.

EXTENSIVE ROBBERY OP BANK NOTES.-0. Shipton. •
fervent out 'Ace, was charged with stealing nineteen 61
Bank of England notes, the property of Miss E. new Seward
and Miss Jane Seward, of No. 76, Oower-street.
A police constable yesterday afternoon saw the prisoner in
Seymour-street very much intoxicated, and finding he was
incapable of taking tare of himself, he took him into cus-
tody. On being searched at the station-house back notes
to the amount of 761. were found upon him. The prisoner
could give no satisfactory account of the possession of them,
and ullimaely the constable found that he bed been
sleeping at No. 76, Chwer-drett, where the prisoner's wits
acted as cook. The constable ascertained that Miss Seward's
hed.room had been entered, and that nineteen 61. Bank of
England notes were missing.
Ths prisoner said nothing in defence, and Mr. Henry re-
manded him until this day week.
. . .

The constable said theie was another charge against the
prisoner.
SATAN* ASSAULT IN • POLICIE-STATION.—F. Dawson,
who de scribed himself as an 'Walnut civil engineer, sou
cheeped with assault.
J. Ruh, whoa. face was very much cat, aid he was the
owner of a fi,h-stall at the corner of the Broadway in Bt.
°ilea's, and last evenit g the prisoner salted for a penny-
worth of oysters. Witnes, opened them, aed after the pri-
soner bad eaten them he refuted to pay, and ran off. Witness
pursued him a short distance, end demanded the penny,
which the prisoner paid, and then without any provccation
struck him a violent blow upon the fate. Witness gave the
prisoner bito custoiy.
O. Geeing. said he was a prisoner in one of the cells in
Ozorge-street, Bloomsbury; station-house, when Dawson Wu
H brought in. e had not been there long, when be struck
'titbits violently upon the face. Witness thought he was
drunk, and tcok no notice of the assault, but presently he 'li-
aised a second blow upon the lace from the prisoner. Wit-
mer laid himself upon a form, for the purpose of being out of
way, when the prisoner commenced knocking the other
Prisoners about, and dragged one mar violently off the form.
The prisoner then caught hold of witness, and also push, d
him off the seat, and he fell heavily upon his forehead.
When he was rising the prisoner struck him again. Wil-
ma called out for the police, who quickly came to his
assistance and handcuffed the prisoner. After the cell was
locked up again, the prisoner, finding he could not use his
hands, brought his feet into requisition, and kicked witness
violently on the abdomen, and hurt him very much. Witness
called out murder, and the prisoner was removed into
another cell.

Theprisotier, in de fence, said he was wad drunk, and he
wag vrty sorry for what had occurred.
The police constable who took the 'prisoner into custody
said he appeared to have been drinking, but was not
intoxicated.

Mr. Henry sentenced him to pay a floe of 40s. for each
assault, or to be committed for oas month.

The prisoner was unab.e to pay the fines, and wall ac-
cordingly locked up.

CRANOR OY CAVALRY QUARIERS.—The first divi-
sion of the 16th Lancers. consisting of three troops, marched
into Hounslow birrat ha yest.rday from Norwich. The re-
mainder of the corps, with the band and colonel, will arrive
to-day to replac. the Iltb (Prince Albert's) Hussars. or-
dered to Norwich end Ipswich. The 16th Lemurs are com-
manded by Colonel Smith, brother to Lady llynerben.
The sth limps! Irish Hussars will arrive at Brighton on the
15th inst. from Ireland.
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TiIE LAT?. POISONING CASE AT HACKNET.—Ann
hierrit*, the unfortunate woman under sentence of execu-
tion, for poisoning her hatband at llschney, hut respited,
in order that further inquiries might be made, has had the
*spits' punishment commuted and is ordered to undergo

fur lif•.—Ulobs.

PUBLIC 111YhTING OY TAILORS Is LlvEnrooL.—
Yeeterday, at neon, • public meeting of the operative
tailor,' of Liverpool was held in the Ampitheatre (wlich
was er..oweled), to c•nteider a remedy for the slop, sweating,
and middlemen systems. There were nearly 2,000 penal.*
present I Itigh:y respectable gentlemen occupying
seats on the platform. John Mobnce, Esq., the mayor,
melded; nod the meeting wee addressed by Weirs (loud.
Mow, 'Jamey, Riley, Fatten, Smith, Williams, and Briggs.

MONEY MARKET.
THIS DAY.
Two o'Ciocrx.
The market has been weak to-day for the home
funds, with comparatively little business doing. Console
have declined from 951 to ;1,, the opening price, to 95/
to /, their pr, sent quotation. Iho Three per Cent.
Reduced mark 93; and a; and the New Three-and-
*Quarter per Cents. from 961 and ;. South Sea New
Annuities nave been transacted at 951.
Exchequer Bulls mark 67.. and 70,.; and India
Bonds 92.. sad 90s. premium. Bank Stock, 206,;,
and 204. Long Annuities, 81 and 3-16.
Scarcely any business has been done in the foreign
securities to-day, and price. have not undergone any
change. The market for Equed,r Bonds is not quite
so good to-day. The business done is limited to :
Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., at 87 ex div.;
exchange, 2.M. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents.,
at 651; exchange, 12 gni!. Equador, et 4 and 3Z.
Mexican, for the lath instant, at 28/. Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Small Bot.ds, at 93; ;
ditto Scrip, at 2f end 21 prem. Spanish Three per
Gate., at 371. Venezaela, at 34.

...
SNOLIbIi rUittO4.-11mo MT.
Nook Asolt, IN I 3 por Mean Aoe.. ON i
3 pot Ct. Not Ansa, NI a 3$ WV Ms. 96/ i
3 per CS. Ops. Aura, 951 f hzeboeuor WA Ca. to TO..

VOILNION FUND&
6 per Oh Awarelea Reeds, 1 per Ct. Orteeda 11de..14 9
490er CI Het. Bowls. WI 4 Unwed& Defurred M.
If per Cent., Ct. Nei., 1616.261 4
6 pee Ct. Umlaut Ma., 99 I 4 lea Ct. Perurlue Ilds., V 99 799
Pine New, r 6 7 Do. Deferred Ikli..
6 per Ct. Hued* Aires, 61 II
Ditto Upham. 144 e., VI 9 Port qualm Con.., 33 4
6 per Ct. flwa. lide., 106 II
Ditto Caufab De( Fide..— late fhenlell 101..,17 9
Colunhlaa Kquulor Mu, 39 49 3 per Ct. Spanish MD— 37 I
I per Ct. Der.hh Ws., 70 2 bac Pewee. D45.,34 9
24 per Ct. Dutch 110 e., 669 6 2 tee 43. Valium& Ws.. 13
4 {err (..1 Dutch Certe., 661 i Veserushi Neared 190,12 13

MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY.
Bcoaa —The mark. t presents no new feature to day; the
only public sale has been one of 120 cases of damaged
Bahia, in bond, and sold from 14.. to 16s. 61. ; refined gro-
cery lumps stationary, at 15s. to 16s. 6
COFFEE.—The market wears a steady appearance. Good
otdinary native Ceylon quoted at 40s to 41s.
!ties.--2,800 hagsnt Bengal ware offered in public sale,
held for full prices, and bought in; middling white, 10s. ;
1,500 bars Madras bought in at Bs. 6d.
PIIIIINTO.-290 bags sold in public saM at yesterday's
currency, 4i to 4. per lb.
Corrost remains steady.
As frequently occurs en a Wednesday, the general basi-
ns,. done hes beta very small.

Dutypakl on sun .r r, lust week In Looks, Urea nut
pool, Bristol, Bull, and we Clyde 1,732,161
To tlia moo inrual last year 1,751,214
Dowers 7,017
DVIMIS rani onru to 1330 I• SAM WZBIL 111
Landau
Liverpool 02,029071,,061390
Bristol
Hull
Uyde 734,442

&use Ulm tit 1141

12,717.143
14,569,1179

!nem*. 168,434

TALLOW MAItIiIiT.—THIS DAY.
Tim market continues steady, without much business
doing. T -lay prim s are as follows:—Petersburg Y.C. on
the spot, 375. ; October to December, 38s. 9J. ; October to
December, itp months, 39..