The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-13 00:00:00

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&dale, Weduoday,l.l;swc liali,/lutton Moor; Friday,
at half-past 10.
lkrld,ire, Taesdsy, Coluthorpo ; Friday, Watch-
L:d—st Ulf past 10.
Cariaarthrusbin, Tuesday, Conwil ; Friday, Phi Pau-
llama—at 10.

Ciunbrdanskire, Friday. White Wood—at half.past 10.
Cheshire, Wedanday,Wrenbuty ; Thursday, Cholinon-
deey ; Saturday, haveismoor Windmill—at half-past 10.
C.ereland, 1 kunday, Newby—at half-put 10.
Mr C": 1. 1 huriday, Farsingham Hill; Saturday.
mh.tra 111111
N Di tot., Thursday, Broekham Bridge—at half.put
10.
Swath Drum, Thursday, Littlehampatou—at 11.
Mr. lira., Tuesday, Skimming Dish Hate,. Thursday,
Mutat V dive sderday, !trdden Oats—at half-past 10.
Mr. Deane r, Tuesday, Beaver'. Batches, at 10.
Ira. as Cuunts , N edits-day, Coati°, Hall; Friday,
Stamt,n—at halt past 10.
F. 8., Faraday, Stonemason's Arms; Friday, Frereater
Gate—st ha:(-past 10.
Mr. Vane's, Friday, Bremridge Wood—at half-past 10.
Mr. Outtio Wesks.-4 iy, Dogma/afield ; Friday, Heaney
Bri,lge—at halt-past 10.
Godlier., Tuesday, Alltyrodin Arms; Saturday, New
Coot, Llassurug—at 9.
llsmbi. dna, ednasclay, Bold Forester; Friday, Owale-
bore Kowa—at a quarter to 11.
H. ii., Tuesday, Tiehborne Park; Thursday, Arms-
vorli , ristu.day, Weston Comosoo—at a quarter to 11.
!ludas, Saturday, Spring Plantation—at 9.
litan etti, o. Ilueworth Village ; Saturday, Low
310141..,m—at I. .l•-piot 10.
Ileythrip, Wsduudsy, Longborough Gate; Friday,
Gemmel,: Saturday, Great Barford—at half peat 10.
Barsky, Friday, Cranbury Park—at a quarter to 11.
Eon Kent, Tuesday, West Brabou: as ; Thursday, Street
balf-past 10.
Ladiost, Tuesday, Soudley ; Friday, Mary Kaoll—at
half past 10.
Kr Lutot's, Tuesday, Waddington ; Friday, Boodley
9n•I1. —at half-put 10.
Br Marshall*. Friday, Newlaad Brake, Bradwortlty.
• Fun •i, fuesday, Vinney Ridge ; Thursday, Hill
.• (*Ate ; sstardny, B -Itoa's Bench—at Isalf•paat 10.
Mr. Newton's, Thursday, Corball, Broadbury—at 10
bailey, Thursday, Crudieki ; Saturday, Knotting Fos,
—st squirter to 11.
(ilfOrd.hilli, Friday, Mbeatley--at haltpiat 10.
heiervltte. Wednesday, Peverili ; Saturday, Kenning-
ton- at half-past 10.
It•by. Wednesday, Raby Kennels ; Friday, Middleton
IP.—at half-put 10.
uniegton, Tuesday, Wendel ; Friday, Oewaldkirk—
v. 10.

nesamset sad Wilts, Tuesday, Standarwiek Crammed.;
Inds,, Conley—at hallpiet 10.
Narth Staffordshire, Tuesday, Weston Olney ; Friday,
I)..iimateas—atMime 10.
Mr. LI. Steers's. Thursday. Plaistow Windmill—at 11.
.harrey Union, Wednesday, Wintenhill ; Saturday, East
Cand..a Village—st half past 10.
1 hon.'s'', N. Keened, Starshaw Beak; flst-
anity. Walwiek—at half-past 10.
Tiwn..a. W,doesday, King.brompron; Saturday, Tww
Gat«, Win turd—at half-peat 10.
Ttrderar, Wednesday, Hebir•bridge; Friday, Michael-
tuuse—at haltpast 10.
Mr. Trolawny's, Tuesday, Shangh-bridge ; Saturday,
y Toll•law—at half prat 10.
Mr Try'Vfle.l, Friday, Broadwaters ; Saturday, Kennel—
at hill-past 10.
.1. of White Horse, Tuesday, Wraughton Village;
li,nmford ; Saturday, Sores Bridges—at a quar-
t,' tr. 11
I aided Pack, Tuesday, Hunt Otte, at 10; Friday,
Whalen Village—at 9.
Mr. Vaughan's, Saturday, third atileetess en the Las-
prter•road—at 11.
Via", Wednesday, Orangeley-green; Saturday, Old
..wsir—at 11.
Whrhlr'll. Tuesday, Compton; Friday, Bladebes*,
llorldebary—at 11.
at 11. Tunday, Moyle; Friday, West Farh—

4;irrestenihire, Wednesday, Whitley; Friday, liaaabk-
ton—at hall-past 10.
Wreside, Tuesday, PiioKallliej Friday, Dewsbury-rate
—at kaltpaar 10.
1I W. W. Wynn's, Wednesday, Kennel; Friday,
Ilitaton; Saturday, Hampton Bank—at half.pait 10.
York and Ainaty, Tuesday, Holdsberousgh Hall ; Than-
day. Striven Park ; Saturday, Linton—at halt.past 10.
Tnewlay, Pirseuilie Tnilhar ; Friday. Ayrna—at 11.
I.toarlieli.re and Itenrnairshire, Tuesday, Linnwood T.,11;
ants', Bialloptors—at a quarter to 11.

HARKIRKS.
Capt. H. Lewis's, Tuesday. ritanchril Hill ; Thursday,
IV,ldon Grange; Saturday, North*llerton—at 11.
Lord Lonadale's, Friday, Ilulcutt—at 12.
M•rrpeth, Friday, Stanningtou- at half-past 10.
Nese...tie and Gateshead, Friday, Tyainnouth—at half-
peat 10.
Nort.lk, Tuesday, Ilalvertrate ; Friday, Barton Abbey
—at 11.

ilr;rki Norfolk, Thursday, Florham (a drrr)—at 11.
111 r Messer's, Tutsday, litky Tall-bar; Thursday,
Griud,u—at 11.

Siorkton, Dillingham and llartlepool, Thur.day, Elton—
at hall peat 10.
Tunbridge Wells, Thursday, Wadhuret ; Saturday
Southborough—at half past 10.
Mr. F.. Williams's, Tuesday. Amy Crossosear Tiverdon ;
Saturday, St. Ito Down—at 10.
B. V. H., Tuesday, Giant's llead, Cern@ 11111; Friday,
'roomer Gate—at half pest 11.
Lord Dolton's, Tuesday, Carperby ; Saturday, Spenni-
thorne—st 11.

Brighten, Monday, Pateham ; Wednesday, Thunder's
Darrow ; Saturday. Dyke et • q to 11.
Dronkeide. Monday, Newmarket Hlll ; Thursday. Tells-
comb. Tye—at half-pest 10.
Thanes, Monday, Gera End ; Wednesday, Minster
Rough ; Friday, Broomfield—at half-past 10.

Before the grand jury were sworn the Recorder handed
to the foreman a letter which was addressed to the foreman,
and shortl♦ afterwards that gent) man handed it back open
to his lord-hip.
The Recorder having perused it, said that the letter in
question appeared to have been written anonymously, and
to have relerenec to a ease likely to be brought before the
grand jury. 110 thought it right to state publicly that this
proceeding was a meet improper one, and wee, in fact, a
high offence, and if he had any means of tracing the indi-
vidual who had been guilty of so great a contempt of court,
he s,ould certainly punish him most severely.
The Recorder then briefly addressed the grand jury, ob-
serving that although the calendar contained a small num-
ber of prisoners, yet many of the o& aces were of a very
serious character, although they did not appear to involve
any difficulty with regard to law or facts. Thu only charge
to which he alluded was that against Johanna Coeurll,
who wee tried last session for murder, and who wu acquit-
ted, but ordered to be detained, that another ildictment
might be preferred against her; and he observed that in
this case the only questions the grand jury would have to
consider were whether the prisoner was proved to have ad-
ministered the corrosive fluid to the infsut, and if so, whe-
ther sin. intended by so doing to cause it bodily injury or
enosnger its life.
TLis grand jury then retired.

THE GREAT ANNUAL SMITHFIELD 3IAR-

IiET-DAY.-THIS DAY.

This being the annual great cattle market at Smith-
field,
from an early hour in the morning beast,', sheep, and
pigs were arriving from all parts of the country, and by
seven o'clock every peon was filled with sheep, and the
immense area from liing.street, un the west, and Long-
tine, on the ram, comprising the entire space between that
line and St. Bartholomew's Hospital, emending down to the
end of Giltsour street, wiser:named with beasts. Through-
out the morning also there were constant additions to the
skive stock, and it is calculited that the number of sheep
penned amounted to about 34,000, and of beasts to between
6,000 and 7,00 d. The display on all ►ides was most excellent,
and the brains were generally in prime condition. It was
the general opinion that the exhibition, in many respects,
was superior to that of last year, and showed the cars that
had been tak. n by our breeders and graziers to rear a stock
fur the consumer, and not merely tar the production of
fat. There was an exce lent supply of Herefords, Devon,,
and short-horns—those from the two former counties pm-
meting very high merit. There was also a quantity of
Scotch, Welsh, and Irish breeds. From the counties of
Somerset,; Leicester, Norfolk, &c., tbe arrivals of sheep
consisted of long-wool., south Downs, cross-breeds, &c.
They were much in demand,and sale throughout the day was
moat active. There was • bullock on view that weighed
above 400 stone. The pig market had also an excellent
display of well fed pigs. 'l-ho attendance of farmers,
breeders, &c., was very numerous.

MINE&

BATOIDAY EIRNINO.

There is a fair business in mining stocks, which
are very firm. Purchases continuo to offer very
steadily, and the general tendency of prices is conse-
quently upward, confidence being further stimulated
by the favourable appearance of the metal markets.
West Caradons close firm at 205 to 210.
There was a decided increase of firmness in the
gold mining share market, buyers coming in freely
in the confident anticipation of successful results. The
shares most in demand were those of the Yuba River,
Colonial Gold, Nouveau Monde, West Mariposa,
and Agua Fria companies. Business in this depart-
ment of late has been extraordinarily brisk, and this
corner of the market has on some occasions been
crammed to suffocation, so eager are the members of
the house in their dealings. The extraordinary
arrivals of the precious metal from Australia are cer-
tainly calculated to give a decided stimulus to this
description of property.
Tho non-official quotations are:—Waller Gold, 1
to I prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, par to prem.; Garnett
and Moseley, Ito 4 prem.; Carberry West, I to
prem.; Connemara, 1 to; prem.; Glenaulin, to
prem.; Kenmare, to 1 prem. ; South Cork Copper,
to I prem.; Sulphate of Barytes, f toe prem.

THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoex.
The gold mining share market opened firmly, but
has since gone back, and is now rather flat. Yuba
River shares were irst done at f prem., but are now
worse. British Australian and West Mariposa are
also cheaper. Ague Fries have reached j prem.
There have been a good many transactions in
United Mexican shares, at 8 to SI.

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