The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-21 00:00:00

POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

THE RIPIESIGNSATION OP QUIDATDOE UM-
talIT.—A terreopesigent writes: " Suodry paragraphs
live been ' poing the mad of the press' in mimic* tot
shove, but it may be elated in raid= thereto that they are
all equally without loneidatioa. There is not the remotest
prolubility that either Lord Feilding or Mr. Lehrer* will be
candidates; the latter, it is well known, was only placed in
his position or. the poll at the !me election by a coalition
with Mr. Qtaultuns, ow rather, perhaps, by the ezebinge of
split votes with the latter, sad, in addition, has sines ac-
opted an Miles which diequalifl.s him. The writer has good
authority for stating that Lord Feilding has positively de-
clined, as has also the Marquis of Granby, who was solicited
by suite of the few resident members of the senate. On
Lord Feilding declining, a deputation was mot to the noble
marquis, who is visiting la Derbyshire with the Duke of
Rutland and Lord Stanley, but with a like mutt, sad the
matter has now been allowed to rest until other inlimential
parties now enjoying the vacation return to Canabridg.-,
and until that time all most necessarily be mere comae.

THE BOAT ACCIDENT ON THE MERSEY.-0a
visiting the none of the accident on Monday, we found the
meet of the unfortunate boat above want, in as neatly es
scald be the melee situation in which she was allow. d to go
dome. A tag-boat, the Prince Albert, was on the spot, with
two or three other boats, for the umpire of raising bar.
Chen* were got under her, both lore and aft, and with groat
exertion she was at lineal hauled op alongside the slip, sat
far that her side and deck could be area. The tide 8 swing,
however, it ene feud impracticable to get her high and dry,
so that her forecastle could be examined g and she was,
therefore, secured in her position to wait the ebb of the tide.
The scene during these operations was a paia'al one, the
owner of the boat, who bad het one son, being present with
the fathers of the twins (Gerard) and of the two children
(Bpenees). The relatives of the other lost parties were also
punt. Noce of the bodies had been recovered so to the hour
we left Fungi= on Monday night.—Liverpool Standard.
THE RAVEN ON VULGAR COIIIOBITY.-1 have
begun my great work about you. I have been colleens
materials from the horse, to begin with. You are glad to
hear it, ain't you ? Very Ikely. Oh, he gives you anise
character ! He makes you out a charming set of fellows. He
informs me, by the bye, that be is • distant relation of the
pony that wes taken up in a balloon • few weeks ago ; and
that the posy's gamut of your going tosee him at Vauxhall-
cardens is en amazing this& The pony says, that when
he looked round on the assembled crowd, come to see the
realisation of the woodcut in the bill, he found it irepoesible
to di-.over which was the real Mr. Green—there were
so many Mister Oreene—and they were all so very green !
Bat that's the way with you. You know it is. Don't
tell me ! You'd go to see anything that other people
went to see. And don't flatter yourselves that I es
referring to the " vulgar euritrity," urn choose to call it,
when you mean some cuitacty in which you don't participate
yourselves. The polite curiosity in this musette is as vulgar
as any curiosity in the world. Of Guru yen% tell me, ao
it isn't, hat I may yes it is. What have you got to say lot
youreelves about the Nepaulese prier" I should like To
kosw ? Why, there has been more crowding, and pressing,
and pushing, and jostling, and struggling, and strivieg. in
genteel houses this last season, on account of those Ne-
palese prisons, than would tinge pleas is vulgar Cresorne-
gardens and Greenwich-pack, at Eseter time and Whitson-
tide ! And what foe ? Do you know any thing about 'eat ?
Have you any idea why they came here? Can you put
your linger on their country in the map ? Have you ever
asked yourselves a dozen common questions about its a-
mmo, natural history, government, productions, custom+,
religion, manna's? Not yon! Here are a couple of swarthy
princes very much out of their .lament, milkier( about in
wide muslin trousers, and spriaknd all over with gems
(like the clock-work figure on the old round platform In
the street, grown soh and they're fashionable °videodisk
seouters, and it's a sew excitement% foe you to get •
I stare at 'era. As to making 'em to dinner, and seeing 'an
sit at table without eating in your company (unclean animals
se you are!), you fall into raptures at that. Quite delieioas,
isn't it ? Ugh, you dander-beaded boobies ! 1 wonder what
there is, new and strange, that you wouldn't lionise u you
mall it. Can you suggest anything ? It's not a hipporta-
taus, I tropism. 1 hear from my brotherin-law in the Zoo-
logical-gardens, that you are always pelting away
into the RS'gent's park by thousands, to see the
bippopot.nitts. Oh, you're very fond of hippopotami,
obi% you ? You study one attentively, when you do is. one,
don't you ? You oome away so muck wiser than you went,
refloating so profoundly on the wonders of creation—sh ?
Hal! You follow me another like wild ruse, but you are
not so good to eat I—Dietens's " Hottoshold Words."
STABBINO.—A man named Thomas Ibell has been
fully committed, by the Hereford county magistrates, for in-
findag a severe mud on • farm servant, named Wil,lam
Pun at Mani Birth. From the evidence it appeared that
the seemed was age of the Forest of Deaa out waggon
drivers, and had pat up for the night at the sign of the
Axe ud Cleaver, la Mach Birch, accompanied by others of
his funnily. A dispute arose as to whether the aectered
hod paid or net, and In the end ho and his party wen
ejected from tics hew. On the retiring of P. nos some short
Use aftsewerd, ice was saddealy assaulted by Ibell, and
dasprogiely in the arm. A knife, bearing evidence
of beino the Instrument with which the injury was infiiend,
was found on the primmer. -He does not deny the charge,
bat air as an steno that ha wee
first assaulted. Cm-
bitted trial at the seises.

THIS DAY.

BOW.BIRKET.

AISMILT PT ♦ BIGOAL.—P. Constily wm charged with
essaulting Mr. W. H. Lincoln, a surgion, of John-street,
Bre aim ick.spiare.
The prosecutor, !wham mouth was very much swollen,
said, yesterday afternoon he was in Carey-street, Lincoln's-
inn•flelts, with a small dog, when the prisoner solicited
alms. Witness refused to give him anything, and desired
him to p away. Toe prisoner refused to do so. and re-
peatedly asked whims* for money. The prisoner. Ending he
could not obtain any, turned round to t►e di g and kicked it
violently. Witness said it was a very brn I.h sot, when the
prisoner struck him a violent blow upon the mouth, which
was cut very severely and bled proineely.
A police-constable raid he found the prisoner ani the pro•
secutur struggling together, and ltr Lincoln's mouth was
bleeding very much, and appeared swollen. The prisoner
escaped for a Unmet bat witness apprehended him soon after-
wards. &viral of the b3standers celled out "Shame !" to
the prisoner.
A consa►le stated that the prisoner had been Is custody
before for assault, and ►e then described himself as the
editor of the Tempe►ance Journal.
Mr. Henry said the prisoner bad been guilty of a most
brutal and uprovoked assault, for which he inflicted the full
penalty of bi , or two months' imprisonment.
Tnis prisoner was locked up in default.
CLERK EN WELL.

ASSAULT AND ROBBililf.—J. Stoldnidge, a well known
thief, wen charged by Ellen Beckley with having committed
the following daring outrage and robbery.
The prosecutor stated that last evening she left
home to make a purchase, and was returning to her
residence, when, on crowing White Conduit-fields,
she was followed by the prisoner, who knocked her down,
and assaulted her while on the ground. She resisted, and
*rued out, on which the prisoner took from her some lace she
had jut purchased, and ran off wilt it. She called " Stop
thief", end he was stopred and given into custody.
Sergeant Martin, 41 N, pave confirmatory evidence.
The is said nothing in defence, and he was re-
manded.
SOUTHWARK. . _

Ilioaw•t ROMIZIT Davis charged with
beiog concerned with two others in assaulting and robbing
Allred Greenland, clerk to Messrs. Sandrre and Co., whole-
sale cheessmonsers, of Collingwood street, Biackfriars-road,
of upwards of three hundred pound. in gold, silver, end
bank-notes.
Sergeant Wright informed the magistrate that on Than.
day manning last, a little before 10 o'clock, Alfred Green-
land was mot by his employers to the Southwark branch
of the London and Westminster Bank. He pissed
along Backside, and on arriving at a narrow passage,
leading to Saint Mary Oving's dock, at the back of S.int
Saviour's Church, be was suddenly attached by three men,
who were laying ia wait for him. One of the men seised
the bag eontaig the mosey and made off with it, but he
ern pursued by a gentleman who withered the transaction,
end eventually secured with the money in bin nossession,
but the prisoner and the other man escaped. Witness re-
erived an accurate deseriptios of the latter parties, and yea-
terday afternoon, a little before four o'clock, while he was
passing along the Waterloonoad, he perceived the prisoner
sad the other man leave a house in Sant Andreer's-terrate.
He followed them, with two other constables, into
the Olive Branch public house, at the corner of
the New-oat, where they were both apprehended
but, as soon as they got outside the Irmo*, some party passed
a life.prsierwer to the other man, when he suddenly struck
Serpent Jones, who had him in custody, on the head, frao•
taring kis scull be a dreadful manner, and made his cipaps.l
The prisoner was, however, conveyed to the police ration,
and recognised moose of the men who committed the robbery.
Mr. Edward Ward, a salesman in the Borough-market,
said he was at the end of the passage when the robbery was
committed, about 10 o'clock on Thursday morning, when he
saw the prisoner and two others loitering about. He
suspected, from their manner, that something was wrong,
which induced him to wait a hole time. He accordingly
went op a opener end sow Greenland approach, when one of
the fellows called out, " Here be conies ;" and before witness
mild get from his hiding-place, they had knocked him down,
aid robbed him of kis money. He punned the man who bad
the bag, and, with amistance, secured him; but the prisoner
and his companion escaped. He was quite certain that
the prisoner was one of the men, and he believed that he was
the man who exclaimed " Here he comes."
In answer to the charge, the prisoner declared that he was
in bed at No. 8, St. Andrew's-terrace, at the time the rob-
I bury was eouladtted.
Mr. Seeker remanded him until to-morrow.

SllO6B Ilt FIPAWCII.—The Monittur publishes an
anoint of t►s situatioa of thew ►oms-made sugar manatee•
iure. On July 31, that is, at the sad of the .lsrsn•h swath
of the auger year, the quantity merle was 60,763,790 kilos..
or nearly 23 Wiliam more than 1849 had gins at the cor-
responding period. What la still mon remarkable is, that
only 6,600,000 kilos. nests on hand, or 327,269 kilos. men
than ia 1849. The number of (eateries at work has aug-
mented, being 288 in plies of 284. The unoccupied factories
hate dasreased from 23 to 9.

ENGLISH [UM:M.—Tan DAT.
13mali Stock. 211 13 3 per Ct. Com Acc., flept. H. 961
3 per OL SW. Aunt., § Is
31 pc cu. 361
3 pot Ot. Oos. Asia. If Itzetepor 13111•46 s. to ea
fOREIOeI ITN _
___ _ . .

II per rt. Mete l% Boorr.-:-
41 pee 01. bus. Perk. 90 11
si per6
pee Ot. Ungava Ns.. WI 3
WA. sew. 90 V 2
6 per Ct. thiet9m Ayres. 93 9
Pim ChM.. Oda" Id 4
144t0 Colurob. Deb
Colun9blan kAue ler
3 per Ct. IlanLth 1914.. TT 9
14 per Ct. Du:eh !Ph., 914
4 pee Ct. Lora Lem..

;:rl.l7.6rarada bk. M
Unoula Deena B&. 4
II per Ct. Wm. DU,
II per et. Peruvian Mu. 1431
ronuutia• Crum. 13 4
e per Ct. Rum. 1141.,111 13
Mao Semi& 111 I
3 per Ct. simile 8ee...172
Do. Deferred
Louo Passive Haellds..s3l
per Ct. Vousumis Bus.. M 6
Veu•susla Plierred 110a..13 13

MINCING-LANE.THIS DAY.

fluoca.—The public sales went elf well. Tier consisted
of foreign. White flavennah bought in at hirli
29i. 6d. to 335. in bond. Porto Rico sold freely, from 365.
to 43... duty paid. Refined firm, at yesterday's prices.
Correa.—Tue public sslu ars progressing steadily; good
ordinary native Ceylon quoted at 41s. to 42..
Tea.—Tnis article has a firm appearance.
&Ica/ remain steady .• Aleppi Pepper bought in at 31d ,
which was a high price. Pimento sold at 61d. to 64d. per lb.
CorroN wallows oull of sale.
Rice remains without alteration.
Shoo.-56) bone. small pearl sold at 21s.
In other articles no material alteration.
Duty paid MI Sugar to test work In London, UM- ewt.
pool, Bristol, Hull, and the Clyde 3,400,329
To the same {.triad lam year 3,290,521

Lwow 189,508
trtrints PAID ON TZA IN 1880 TO um wail'. 10.
London 18,181,419
Liverpool
Bristol
11811
......... .......... ....„ 1,424,438

Uri 24,130,123
Seas time f■ lie ..- .......... ..... 23,612,630

z...........

537,492

TALLOW MARKET.--THIS DAY.

The market is very dull to day ; the demand is small on
the spot, and sellers of new Tallow are more ntuneroue than
they have hitherto been. Prices are quoted as follows:
Town Tallow, 35s 64.; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 365. 61.;
October to December, 375. ; October to December, sepa-
rate months, 375, 6d.