The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-12 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Ctoca.
The market is quiet to-day, with a moderate r.
amount of business. East CarsuJon shares is
are quoted 33 to 4, being lower ; South .„*li
Caradon, 320 to 330 ; Marke Valley, 10 to 4 ;
Tiucroft, 104 to i ; and Great Wheal fortune,
164 to 17, showing an improvement. Preparations tc,
for the fortnightly settlement engage chief atten- tse
tion. $
There is a consklerable fall in St. John del Rey
Mining shares, which, after being sold at 594, are Est
last marked 003. United Mexican have been dealt s,t,
in at 74 ; Great Northern Copper, at par ; and Port is.
Phillip, at 4 prem. 14A0
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The first annual meeting of the Wheal Ellen Ivo
?dieing Company of South Australia is called for
the 19th inst., and will be made special to autho-
rise an increase of capital.
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The boys who belonged to the Eagle school-ship Ali
in Southampton Water have Leen transferred to her Ma- ar
isirty's thip lime:men, a much larger ship than the Eagle, ej
sal which will accommodate about 500 boys. The Boscawen is
has taken up her position at the moorings of the E....fele, sad VW
the latter has dropped down the river. Photographic views IN
have been taken of the boys at their various duties on board 141
the school-ship by Wiseman, a Southampton photographic g;
artist, by which the healthy and adlorlike appearance of the et.
boys is made manifest to the public. N.
AFTER DINNER.—The company that has arrived N
in the latter pert of the evening does not somehow amid. ali
gamete. They, it may be supposed, have also dined, and
are consequently subject to the same influences as the 20
earlier occupants of the drawing-room ; but then they to
have been refreshed and enlivened by a drive since that to
important function, and so ant up again foe the evening. at
But it is far different with the dinner-party. The have ;
not bed occasion to rouse themselves by any physical ei..
exertion; they have already pretty Dearly said all they in
have got to say ; the topics of the day have been ex.
headed ; and so have they themselves. Thus one portion
of the party is beaming drowsy just as the other arrives ,• se. j sh. 1 sou
one is ready for talk, the other for sleep. With the best ..gi, .„„'
sad V.
arr.
intentions in the world, conversation cunoot be mrried on Rt.. 1; AimniNk,
long or pleasantly, if one of the two oontructiug parties Aso in Bank of Los
confines itself to monosyllables, and yawns ; and • pawn, 40$11 tall mem of gamma
otherwise charming, accomplished, and amiable, may mess WAN N Idea I. arecries ••••
to iuterest, if he or she has poly • half 000samm sod wholly sun N set, Beidt_tc Ind*
abstracted expression of half closed eye to give io return for sa se. N ,ntitartk...."l India'
y poiuted remarks or brilliant epigrams It may ►be add -"' -7z: sld--,6;,;,-77. .
that the only way to obviate this difficulty is, that gpi to. cclz.l.l
either one half of society should be deprived of dinners, or %NO IN
the other half prevented going to tea afterwards. Far be Oast et Clad&
it from the writer of these few lines to mamma to suggest ON. 0. Ovel-m, 3.0.018 !Amiabl=
to "soviety" what course society should pursue. All that 3.. k ot
he pretends to do la humbly to paint out an evil whisk mow so Lon. ch. 3... k ag mid
muses annually a large amount of human suffering ; which Wee le Do. Now
makes gentlemen weuetimes look very foolish, and ladies SAS SO Leedom sal OW*
often appear intensely bored; which has before now induced 40,7* N Lamle. Mot ONO
•ma to commence looking at the pictures on the wall N. N Losdf!!.itjewa saws
with en air as if he were really interested in what he was p= MI i„,.......•01. __.Wesl
about ; which has led more then once, in the tam of • iiii; ri iirrt,;r7r. .
young man deficieut in resources, to • geutleenut's looking Kw N Be. New_ ..
at himself in the looking-glass for something to do. and KM 00 eacioug mama
which has even, there is too much reason to believe, been *ON 10 New SOU& Mass
the means of driving • man of high permits.' character and IA" 10 orkossni 0800 MOM&
blameless life, after watulerieg about the outskirts of • 2410r30 100 w 10"`""rmladirrirair::
room ha • hopeless and unhappy state for a long time, to 16,0,3 th "u",....5.
begin in his despair to turn over the leaves of • book on the 0.000 u thi. sylursTniss
table—which book has eventually been discovered to be up- 01.000 141 I:7ukti GS London
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