The Express.
London, England, 1862-09-12 00:00:00

COLONIAL GOVLILNLIENT BZCIIILL!
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No. I

10001(6.

CL plow I Rafe,

—.. .. Caa.Gov.4 p.c., 1877.82 , 100 106 107 —
.... .. Do.e per cent.,loB34_lloo
—.. .. D 0.6 per et.Feb.&Aug.j 100 1( 3 105
—.. .. Do. 6 par ct.filsrAteop., 100 1(3 105 zd
2,214, .. Do. I per conk
186, .. Do.Spereent.ln Btock 100 95 94
.... .. Capitol° 110petv.c4.1873 (00 109 111
.... .. Do do. 1080; 100 112 114
Do. do 11101, 100 111 113
iOllOOO .. Saw Brtnew.Glov.Bp.ct. 100 1044 1064
.... .. N. 8. Wales Or.6p. c. 16,10 100 101 102
.... .. Do. 6p. c. 1871 to 1876 100 100 101
.... .. Do. 6p. C. 1888
—.. 1.. New Zallsnd 6 per cent lOO 108 110
280,009,.. Nova Scotia 6p. 00476 106 105} 106} 100
.... ... S. Aust.Gov. 6 p.c. Bonds 100 108 110
.... 1.. Vic. 09.6 p. o.Jan.dJulf 100 106 MS
... .. I Do. do. 6p. o. April & 11. 100 1094 114 1004
MDMISLLAMSOUS.
Mo. 18b. I ,Jo Irian a. IPd 1 CL. prices 1 Bales.
10,00 e 10 Amikelisakais KIM i .11 174 18}
80,0U1• 10 Wane ILL Mail Skil all 2 4
18,004 46 tastrallsa Am10uL....11 234
WOK 10 Berlin Waterworks .. ' all 6 I}
20400 6 Bombay Gas, Limited.., 1 I fpm
534,740 St. SOL& Irlen Mag. t 06.. NO '6O 54 id
8,201 0 Do. 13 7pmo. MU 18s• lal 9 91
0,911 4.1 (Muds Land ' all 100 102
660.00( 81. Cop.Mgoeflg.& Innen I al. 14 18
1,00292+ St. *maul Palace 'loo 'B4 U 36 41
1210,821 IL Do. PrMermicsi lOO .100 112
277 MC Si Do. 6p. et Peep. 144- 'lO6 119 111
10,000 10 6 IndlaCottonAgency,L 21 } dis 4pm
Mom., 10 a. won. is L0n..6.1.4,,,, I all 8 10
69,0 M lii , qmstltsdlairrlir.et Cr.., i I t .n. 4MO
700,00(' 84. Illeable Telegraph ... 1108 . 00 103
MOW 6 'Dm. and Amt. Cop. . 1 slll 14 2
10,00( 'Ur Gm. Steam Navtgati .. 114 1 464 27 id
1130,001. 1 Great 8111 p (Limited) . lal ' 4 4
100,00 , 1 Do. 174 per cent. l'rvi 'al I j 14
12,00 6 Lou. Dtgrlet TeL (/..1. 44' 41 SI dls
tOO.OO, 4 Lou. Om. CA 41 . Omnibus ' If I
10,000 10 L00.&.4.1re.DD.Te1.,L.' 1 2,
30,001 ,SO : Madrae Into. & Ca- , 1 211 14 pm
MOM., 10 . *Mlles. ILL TeL (Lim , al , 34 44
80,01.10 116 Sattonal Diacouut Co ' 6, 14 If pm
4,00( 30 Verbuddo,o4l,9lren. 1 , 6 : 1 2pm
60,0 P 6 Netherlands L. 8 ii. c.prl! al 4 1
1,714 MO Si. Brans, &N. Scot. 40 161 ;10 12
'"8.67• 1 N. Brit. Andraloslau. al I 1 1
10 ‘,01.1. 1 Mesta Oss
4,..6. I" w.f. u. In. 84111. (UM • • .'I I 8 84
10,000 5 Ottoman Gas I! fdls}pm
CAW. , 81. rod 11.1Thr La 6.14 It* 40 13
10,00 50 Psalm and Orlon. 84cea ;al 72 74 73
*0 N. ~ DA Wow . . fie ,12 14 t.. 44 3}
17,000 10 Quebradabiltd...4 31..,L 14 } 4Ws
61.0.kr I. ...Nor di. L., Ina. w.. , a,
10,00.4, 60 Ithimiley Iron
10.0 s II It,, New
4,230 26 (1.10 deism City 1m.1,L.; • 411 274 184
29,760. 25 Do. do 2 , 4 jpm
16,00, Ilk .Royal Mall Blom
210,0 a 84. •ioottlah Amt. lamenm. 1130 1130 136
14,20 l6 .Bouth Australian Lan,l ai .31 33
76,01. ; 1 ' Sukolartne Tsl. Bertp
110,00. I De. do. linsgstcrsd lal ; 4 4zd
i 1,1,1 .10 Do. do.
60,001, il ; 11. legeapli to India (L ) 1 1 li. lOn
6lt • 1, •7. & AO. of Aust;4l r 1.: II lin
60.00, ,YO • erust&Lti.Co.U.Cimini. ; . I 4 1 pin
90,08* ' 'ln. ICingdow 1 .4.1. . S i .11s oar
10,06‘,....” Via Dur,,... tan/ !, . ll} 124

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLool.

In the mining market to-day, East Caradon
shares are again in very active demand, and
have advanced to 53} to b 4, being 31. 15s.
above the last price of yesterday. A tele-
gram from this mine states that the wall
of the lode is cut, but that its value will not be
known until to-morrow. Wheal Ludcott shares
have improved to 13} to 14. East Carn Brea are
steady, at 131 to ; Wheal Scton are quoted
1149 to 151.

In foreign and colonial mining shares there is no
alteration. Business has been done to-day in Cam-
brian Consolidated Gold Mines shares at to I prem.
A company is in course of formation, on the cost-
book principle (with a special code of rules and
regulations), to work the new Shepherd Silver
Load Mine, in the parish of Perran-Zabuloe, Corn-
wall, and in the district of several celebrated divi-
dend-paying mines. There are 2,048 shares, and 1!.
per share deposit will be payable within one week
after the appointment of committee, bankers, &c.,
for which purpose a general meeting will be held as
soon as practicable after the entire number of
shares shall have been applied for. Already about
a third of the number have been bespoken, and the
cost-book is ready for signature at the office of
Messrs. Thomas P. Thomas and Son.

LORD KINNAIRD'S TORKTAH BATH FOR CArrLL—
A bath of this description, designed specially for the treat-
ment
of cattle, but largely made use of also by the people
in the neighbourhood, has recently been erected by Lord
Kienaird, in the vicinity of the fern of ldillhill, occupied
by his lordship's factor, Mr. M•Laren. The curative pro-
perties of the bath have already been demonstrated in a
marked manner in the case of several calves suffering
from scour, kr. ; but still more wonderful is the influence
it has had upon two or three feeding stots affected with
pleuro-pneumonia. Out of three patients, two that we maw
have every appearlioce of progressing towards perfect
health. They eat well, walk about with seeming comfort
and ease, the cough has lost its nasty metallic sound, the
discharge from the nose is stopped, they are no more hide-
' bound, and their coat has no longer the staring aspect of
disease. The third patient, a larger animal than the other
two, is not yet so far recovered, but the beast is a great
deal! better than it was. Of course, this one experiment
is not enough to justify anyone in declaring the Turkish
bath to be a specific in the cure of plenro ; but it is
valuable so far as it goes, and it is upon an accumula-
tion of such facts that a science is reared. The heat required
to produce a favourable impression in cases of Filmic, needs
Ito be very great—up to 300 to 212 degrees, boiling point, in
fret. At a less temperature the curative effect was not
very visible. In other diseases of a primarily less dangerous,
but, if neglected• in the end of a hardly tees fatal, character,
the bath has beau found a " perfect cure." It can be erected
and carried on for a comparatively trains' cost—one that
we think would repay large stock-owners to expend.—Scottish
Farmer. . _

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The famous horse Nutwith, the property of
the Marquis of Exeter, met with an accident on Wednes-
day, which caused it to be destroyed yesterday morning.
The horse was examined by Mr. J. Wattam, veterinary
surgeon, of Stamford. who found a (*laminated tractors is
the shoulder. Nutwith won the Doncaster St. Leger is
184 I.—Stanford Mercury.
SHROPSHIRE UNION RAI,.WAY AND CANAL
COMPANY. —The thirty-second half-yearly meeting of this
company was held at the Raven Hotel, Shrewsbury, on
Saturday lest ; the Earl of Yowls in the cha r. The follow-
ing brief report was read :—" The statement of account. to
the 30th June last, now submitted, has been duly audited,
and has already been circulated among the proprietors. The
dividend to which the shareholders are entitled, under the
lease to the London and North Western Company, is at
the rate of lt. 17s. 6d. per cent. per annum, being half the
rate of the dividend declared by that company in respect
of the past half-year." The report having been agreed to,
Mr. Hasledine proposed a vote of thanks to the chairman
and the other directors, which was cordially carried, and
duly acknowledged by his lordship. The meeting then
broke up.
A Lim AT Lenox —As the menagerie of M.
Rees WAS three days back proceeding from Hanover to
Geeethendorf, the horse harnessed to the caravan which
onuSsioed the lion took fright and dashed off at a rapid pace.
The vehicle was overturned, and the lion contrived to get
loose. Fortunately, the keeper did not lose his pre:settee of
mind, and managed partly by cameos and partly by force
to induce the formidable animal to re-enter ita cage, where
it was secured with ropes caul the woodwork was repaired.
CRYSTAL PALAU& Gazer FOUNTAINS. (hex
SHILLING DAY.—THURSDAY, SEPT. IL—Aderneeicoe on
payment, 11,612 ; ditto, by sees= ticks* 984 ; total,
V.,506.