The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-02 00:00:00

BOW-STREET.

THE LATE CHAROiOE THROWING A WOMAN TROY A
WINDOW. —COMMITTML Or Tlll PRISONER. DaMet
Donoran, the pugilist, who has been in custody for some
considerable time, was brought up fur final examination
charged with tkrowins his wife, Ann MROVRO, from a
see and-fl ior window, with a felonious intent to do her tome
grievous bodily hum.
Mr. J. Wood now stated, in answer to questions by the
[magistrate, that (or the tint time since time injured woman
had been in the hospital he could state from general symp-
toms that she was out of danger, and would be able to leave
the ward in a few days. Any excitement. in his opinion,
would bring on a relapse, which might terminate fatally.
The witnesses were then hound over to prosecute, and
the prisoner was fully commi 'ed to take hie trial at the next
season of the Central Criminal Court on the charge of felony.

MARKETS.

CO TTON.—Ltveßroor„ Jcior I.—The market todq
In. very end mato of Americans and Rurata have run up id.
m Fridays quotations. 10,10, woes eery sold, Inaluding SOO faun
tot 'anon and 3,N0 Itir speculation.

WOOL, Elltheroith Feta, July I.—The demand fens
Wool on the pato( the Leicester sod other buyers was Or;sk, and
fail prints maintained. The quantity at Wool 'spored in the Town.
hall was term than but year. The prices ranged from 110. to 13d.
LITIMPOOL, July 1 —The improved demand noticed is
oar last monthly theater has been fully =stained since, and the
general tone of the market Is math as to induce importers to require
kigbsr prime; in want instances the advanced rates were realised
Thrwagbuth Yatkehire and other beide of manufacture busier. is
ees.thgty brisk, elicit, eon.idering that the present period is
hwarisbly the moat inanimate, being between the @ethane, shows that
eonaumplio i Is likely to thereon; and before long a considerable
advance may be espectsd cm the quotation.. The limited Moths of
all descriptions held here roused transactions to be en a pro-
portion ite reale; were the supplies adequsts to the demised, an
extensive bestows would have bees done last month; as it Is. sales
by private treaty are in few descriptions. Oporto. East India.
Sere* and Bosnia, are much wanted; of the I wt-aanted, two parcels
of strong have brought 71d. to 71d. per lb.; Egyptian, Mods-
dote, and Washed Peruvian an really bon& s?, at higher
priers. In Alpaes nothing doing, there being sone herr. A few
bake Russian fleece are reported- an sold out of a parcel recently
Mined by suction at 60., which may be considered an advance, as
the pane, was a very inferior one, b ingsiort and keno. Other mete
of coarse are atheble. Public sales were bold thee at the 13th alt. •
the quantity offer.' was 3,uet baits. Emmet Ayres sold at fall prices:
as they were from good r.ocks, and pretty free tram burr. East
India brought similar rates to recent rake. Spanieh was In more re.
quiet, and other kinds were cleared at entreats valet. The
ante was rood, and every dispodthe was shown by parties to purchase
freer. tkotch : There is not much doing, as throb scarcely any
bars. Laid and white Highland are wanted—non- heir ; Cheviot,
Crum and Gallowayare in great request. Imports alone are required
to make ostensive operattme. English : Part of the new Wool has
been brougbe to market, sod was moved off at higher prices; such is
the demand for good combing lot*, that ferment are holding back their
rips, and refuse to is II st micas obtainable in the market. In short
kinds nothing of moment pissing.—From.for ph Ruh,ason cad Co.'s
(Amato%

CORN --BATH. Jane 29.--Oar market is firm for all
descriptions of Ir.in, at last week'. prim.

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flenw tot, June a —Our 'market to-day was thinly
attended; not much bJairices done ; prices may be stated s inse as last
week. The weather stilt ear.inuts tine, but rain is now much wanted
for the turnip crop and pa.tures.
Critatteceirsa, Juiy I.—A small attendance et to-day's
market. The oupply of Wheat extremely moderate. Prices of all
Mods of grain are supported with con.idemble flrini.ese, more
especially :or Wheat. A teat, 91. los. to iW. los. per load. Barley,
20.. to X.M. pa qr. Oats, as. to .I.ls. Waal, 27e. to aus.

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HADLICIGH, July I.—Our amply of C .rn to-lay was by
no menus large, awl when was taken chiefly by the mill, rs, at
fully late prices. In spring Corn we bad UMte or no alteration, but
recent prime were fatty sustained.

111/13701LD, Jana 29.—Tt.s market today was wall sap•
plied with Wheat; fine rantples reAliaed fully as mu h money au lag
week. Very little doing in other •••• rta of corm at laat wait'. prices.
Wheat, 24 to 2.J.. per 100 I. Raley, 141. to 24n. per qr. o.ta,
13s. to 21s. reAt. I; a. to 19a. per Wild. BMW, 1;11. to Hs.

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ReADuco, June 29.—Our mirk -t WU again eliqrcly sup-
plied with every deacrlption cf grain. Wheat wet a ready e.le, at
an advance of le. per qr. Bean were also a Vide dearer. In other
gram no alteration.

SAYPII",I WALDIN, June 29 —Wheat a fair supply It .
Narked
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Narked difference, Sin. to 40e.; Talareri, wled,43a. pct. qr. I.l..rter,
beet, 2.4. to 21e. per qr.; grinding, 18.. to Itht. Bea., 2t.. to
I wane, a.. to 24.. 6d. (late rather brisk, at Ilia. to 2Pa.

BTITNIIIO, July I.—The attendance at market to-day was
very thin, sod the business trairiacted wan trilling, novel Wien no id.
tenita price was made for any sin of gram Noce Lost marketadsy.
Wheat, elute, 101. I.v. to Ilf.". red, W. 10, to IW. Hart y, 24e. to
21s. Oats, .Ss. to 17s. itsans,2.l.. bl 16*. YCav, 255. to 14.

CATTLE, &I.—CoLenr.srau June 29.—There was a
Is.rge supply of Sheep, and a very limited number of buyers at mar-
k
t. Sa:ta were v. ry dow, and in no testimony evten.ive. Last week's
rotes were s nly maintained for the best description of Wethers and
prime tat Lambs. Thy show of Beasts WASS not so good as last was k,
but far more than ample to the dernaniL There were but few good
fat ones *bans, the demand for which doe. aqt at all improve, and
prices were the turn low, r. Lean stock c ntiesues to hang on hand,
as lead is short, swim to the a,ntlnuel dry writer. The Pig tra,!e
was very lansuid. and in most i stances salss we. e eftectd at dechns
Mg pricer. Supple: Sheep and Limbs, 3,329; Beasts, 231; Pigs,
24.1; Calves, 3J ; florae* and Ponies, 91.

LivritrouL, JULY I.—Our market is well supplied with
stock Ultt day, and the weather Ishii unfav ,urahle h.ts caused dealt re
to be extremely 1.1. w in their purchase-, mkt at a reinsjoe tor every
destription ot stock. &este fully less than oft last td0.41.1. A
consuletahle quantity unsold, Beef, 4,d. to 50. mutton, 41d. to
54d.; lamb, Slcl. to 6.1. per lb. 1,11.41 beasts, 12,190 sheep sod lambs.

Noawicti, Jose 29.—Oar artrket exhibited a Rood *how
of Rots and short-bursa; there being few buyers, trade was very
dull at bast week's i.r.ces, and a great many of the ads reatuned
uwold. Ist B mt. a, re few in nunther, and a qui k sale, at Gs. to
to. CA. per tune. The pins were well Mica' ; Lem Lambs, and
trtping sheep were di:Bruit to sell, althnugli offered at less money,
and at the close a clearance could nut be so ale. 1.. &leen a fair sale,
at 66. to 6s. bd. per stone. (kW store Pigs from 14s. to Ix per bead.
Fat Pork, as. id. per stone.