The Express.
London, England, 1861-01-15 00:00:00

SOUTH WARK.

James Moore, a deCen;;;;l:loaing fellow, was charged
with loitering about the public streets for the purpose of
committing a burglary.
Police-constable 2115 M said that about two o'clock on
that moraiog he was on duty in the Union•rosd, when be
saw the prisoner and another go up to the street doors.
Al soon 118 they heard him approach they separated and
ran off in different directious. lie secured the prisoner,
and at the same time saw him drop a chisel, two skeleton
keys, and a jemmy. Whilst witness was picking them up
the prisoner coutnved to get away from lum, but he was
stopped a few minutes afterwards and conveyed to the
station-house. thi searching him there he found a small
wax candle and a box of congreve matches on him.
Mr. Combs asked if he knew anything of him.
The constable said that he did not, but he had no doubt
he was connected with a gang of housebreakers infesting
the district of that court.
_ _

—icepii;o denied that, and added that he was a house
painter by trade, and had been in the country looking out
for work.

Mr Combe—But the constable saw you drop these house-
breaking implements.
Prisoner—l never had them. Somebody else must have
dropped them.
Mr. Combo---Where do you come from
Prisoner—l live at Boxton ; but I can't say the exact
place. It's up a court somewhere.
The constable here said that ho distinctly saw the imple-
ments drop from him, and if be was remanded for a few
days no doubt some officer of another division would be able
to identify him.
Mr. Combs accordingly remanded him until Wednesday.
THE FOOR-130X.—This Morning Mr. Combe received ss.
in postage stamps from "Ampere," for the poor.bor of this
court, with a request of an acknowledgment in the leper.

MAME:

LONDON WERELY DOLL 1
Ilroportd.
STO A R —West Inas. cusksj 1,313
Mauritius bags; 11.033
East India bags! 13,340
Siam, Manilla ..baskets'
Du. do. bags 6,606
Oda boxes
Do. casksi 240
Porto Woo casks
Brazil cheisi
Do. —
Cusndt—Wirt Indla.c
Do..brls. & bags
Ceylon casks 859
brie. & bags 1,900
Mocha packages 1.204
Other, East India .. bags 632
Do. do. _cases
Bran bap
Costa Rica bugs
COCOA —West India bags 130
Foreign ...... bags 14
ROY puns 410
Do hhds, 6
Rick—East India .. .toosi 19
SALTPETRE NITRATE or
PVTAMI tons; 221

lITUISS.—.I.O. It
Nitivard.ilt. Block! IWO.

1,00
9,0)
10,219
ST
9.497
1,10
111
10
24
WO

3,892

13,336
33,396
163,403
2,736
245,01.0
33.306
5,303
4,271
3,142
141,678
342

LOSS

3, 8.39

TALLOW.—The tallow market was very quiet in the
early part of last week, and prices later in the week were
depressed in consequence of the pressing for male of several
parcels of tallow falling dne on the 15th. To-day the mar-
ket has continued inactive, and 595. was accepted iu one or
two cases for tallow due io a few days. At the close there
was a little more steadiness, and our quotations are:--
Spot, new Y.C., 5911. 6cl. ; old, 5%. ; January to March,
5%. 3d. ; March, 511.. 6d. to Ocl.; April to June, 58a. 6d. ;
Oct. to Dec., 575. 6d. • South American, 595. to 595. 6d.,
lot pipes ; Australian bed, Ms. • Odom beef, 59a. No
sheep offering. Unbracked Y.C.,'sBa. 9d. Town tallow is
scarce, at 595. 6d. net fair, and 60a. 9d. fine picked.
Coooa-uut oil remains quiet; Cochin, 54.. 10d.; Ceylon, 535.
to 52a. 10d. ; Sydasey, fine, 591., less 2} per cent. discount.
Palm oil, 475., fine Lagos. Rough fat, 3a. 24d.—(Froth the
ercular of Memrs. Smith and Charles, dated Monday
evening.)

COTTON.—lavinteom, JAN. 14.—The sides of cotton
to-day are estimated at 25,001 bales. We have again had
a Large demand, and prices of American have advance!
sad Surat id. to id. per lb. on Friday last-

CATTLE.—Lurattrool., Jan. 14.—The supply of beef and
mutters is very good for the time of year. the demand fair
fur each, at prices rather us favour of the buyer..

COPPER.—The state of the copper trade during tlia
past year must have been unsatisfactory to all cooceined :
to the smelters from the high price ruling for ores in com-
parison with copper, soil to the consumers and shippers,
from the frequent and at times unexpected alterations in
price, which, although trifling, have tended to unsettle the
market. The result is a decline from 13d. to 11 for
English manufactured copper. The quantity of foreign
copper contioually on the nvarket ballade depreciatingeffect
on English, and this, with sundry other causes, has tended
to a virtual, thnugh not admitted, overthrow of the "great
monopoly," it being an undisguised fact that on several oc-
casions the leading houses have taken a price below the
fixed rate for a suitable order. What has been done once
may be done again, and it is at any rate a great stridetowards
free trade in copper. The export of manufactured copper
during the past twelve months shows n considerable increase,
more particularly to the East Indies, and as the specifics.
tions for that market are much liked by the smelters, owing
to their generally running the same, and being easy to roll,
they always obtain a preference, and in flat times even some
slight reduction in priee.—(From the circular of Mows
Von Declasses and Vo,th.)

COAUA. —LONDON, JAIL 14.—Bell's Primrose Gas, 18e. ;
Huddle's West Hartley, 17s. 9d.: Brass's Beholds West
Hartley, 174.9 d. ; Hastinp Hartley, 17s. 6d. ;
21s. 6.1. ; Howard's West Hartley, 17s. 6d. ; Lambert's
West Hartley, 17s. 3d. ; Tanlield Moor Butes, 19s. 6d. :
West Hartley, 17s. 9d. ; Walls End Riddell, 245. 6d. ,•
Eden Main, Sfs. ; Walls End Ditrheni, Zls. ; Walls End
Kepler I:range 255. : Walls End South Hatton, 265. ; Walls
End Kelloe, 255. ; Walls End North Hartlepool, lee.
Walls End Thorpe, 255. ; Carway and Duffryn Melting,
24e. 6d. ; Cowpen Hartley, 17s. 9d.—Ships at math* 45
sold, 39.

" THE CROWN WINES Or HuNoAsT."—The at
demand that has arisen since the redaction of the wine dUtieP,
from a new class of customers whohave consequently sprung rap.
has induced the directors of The European and Colonial Wthe
Oampaay" of 112. Palimmll. to make arranstunenfe fneqni nEuter
shipment of these wines. The completion of the railways
su
lessens the expense of transit, that they are now able to offer a
really excellent Port and Sherry Linn the maeultieenl nine
mini" of Hungary at a price within ths reach of nU, els.—
111. ani Us. per dna. bottle, and cases Inclatted.-11drertMe-
swag