The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-17 00:00:00

MINER.-(THIS DAY j

Two o'CLom

The mining market is inactive to-day. lairt
Caradon shares are slightly flatter on the official
report, which shows a falling off in the aggregate
value of the ends of 81. Cook's Kitchen, Drakewalls,
Cern Brea, and West Chiverton are in demand. Bryn
Gwiog shares are now quoted 32 to 33 ; Camborne
Vean, 3to 4 ; Cain Brea, 70 to 72 ; Chiverton, 7i
to ; Cook's Kitchen, 24 to 25 ; Drakewalla, 39e.
to 41s. •, Bast Caradon, 28 to ; Great Fortune,
29 to 30 ; Marie Valley, 13} to f ; North Crofq.,
4k to}; Providence, 42 to 43 ; Tincroft, lfif to 20
West Chiverton, 324 to 3311; Wheal Crofty, si to
4; and Wheal Beton, 215 to 220.

Foreign and colonial mining shares exhibit no
alteration.

At the Urest Wheal Vor meeting yesterday, the
accounts, • made up to the present time, showed a
credit balance of 4,1641. A dividend of Ss. per
share was declared.

FATAL ()ART ACCIDENT. —This morning infor-
mance was forwarded to the water of the death of a
young man named Tat, who wee brought in a dying state
to the Gorman Hospital, Hasten, lad evening. It appeared
that the deemed was the driver of a coal wawa, and
between 5 sad 6 o'clock in the evening wan coming
aloes the Lea Bridge-road with an empty waggon,
bad was, it is said, followiag thet dangerous prac-
tice so memos antoopt drivers whim returning home
with empty eerie, riding on the shafts, when he
fell, and the wheels panned over the lower part of his
sheet, crashing him in a most frightful manner. He was
immediately piked op by hie mates, who found him still
alive, the blood Sowing from his mouth ; they placed him is
a cart, astlitook hiss to the hospital. He was alive when the
cart arrived, but expired before ha could be got into the
ward. His inisries are said to be of a sootiest/Id charac-
ter, his rite and breast boom being literally crushed.
SUSPICIOUS DISAPPEARANCE PION THE HAT-
EAREET.—lsfeassaios haa been gives to the police of the
mysteries disappeanume of a gentleman who was lent sees
In 'lmage commie, in the Haymarket. He is described as
about 30yeani of age, 5 feet 9 inches high, pale corn-
, Mena *yes, sad entusly is black. He
a diamond ring on his right hand, a signet ring
with bloodstain on the left, gold watch, and gold
curb chain. He was last aeon in the Haymarket about
12 o'clock on the night of the 9th and all efforts to
tees him bane hitherto failed. Whoa led seen be was ia
company with a tell female. babied is dark dress, black and
white plaid shawl, while fall with black vote. The gentle-
man belongs to a highly respectable family, who are very
moth distramed by he mysterious disappearance.
Dmontrrilro lirratarnassca.. —An inquest Iran
bald rotors? by Mr. Humphrey on the body of Jane
Dania, 34. She had lately resided with Sainted
Stroud as • wife, at 12. Victory-row, Stepney, but she
was constantly drunk, and abs had left the hoe I. that
state oe Friday last, after quarrelling and fighting with
Stroud. She west to hi mother's home on titarday night,
not only drank, bat mush bruised end injured. On Sunda
she bookies worse, sad %mg was gent for. He attend
and found the woman very ill, bat he did not procure a
doctor, as be thooght that medical men did not work as
Banda s. The next day Mr. Horton, the medical officer of
the K divilloa, wee fetched, bat before be arrived the
wama bad died. When the summoning officer west to the
home be food the mother sad all the people in the house
quite drank is the Juecew of the cornee, and oos of them,
named Sarah HLidlNoa, appeared before the court, as the
comes, said, In a "state of beastly intoxicatios." The
jury retained a vodka to the eine, that the doomed had
aka from the sleeks of bleed upon the bra* brought ea
by habits of intemperance.
' John Ceti'', • luggage guard on the Lancashire
and Terinhire Reilway. arrived yesterday morning at
°meld* with a Image train rosy* from Aocringtoe to
Liverpool, sad was In the act of iteeplig mime waggons
whoa he was caught between the boffin and severely
crashed. He died soca afterwards