The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-29 00:00:00

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PREFERENCE BREEZE.
Bristol and EMU", Pour per Ont. Meek, 94.
Greet Northern, Pumper Cent., redlealMe at 5 per cent.
prem., 109.
Greet Western, The per Cent., redeemable Prof., 103.
Lendoe, Chatham, sad Dover, Flee per Cent. Pref., 100.
North Easters, York, H., and E. Porch., 10.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cwag,

There is not much business in the mining market
to-day, and prices generally are without change,
compared with those last current yesterday.
East Caradon shares are quoted 32 to *,
being nearly 1.1. lower. East Russell, on the
other hand, are in great demand, and have risen to
44 to 5. Wheal Beton are quoted 2174 to 220, and
Stray Park 40 to 41. In the Stock Exchange East
Carn Brea shares have been dealt in at 7f.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are with-
out variation. Yudanamutaua are officially marked
34 and , being dull ; and Santa Barbara,
At the meeting yesterday of the Cobre Mining
Association no dividend was declared.
At the Wheal Kitty (St. Agnee) meeting yester-
day the accounts showed a balance in favour of the
mine of 9041. 7a. 6d. The profit upon the three
months' operations amounted to 5071. 173. 4d.

SHOCKING SUICIDI OF A YOUNG WOMAN WITH
Paosesocus.—Aa inquiry was held at the London Hospital
by Mr. John Humphreys, Middlesex oorooer, last night,
respecting the death of Eleanor Leigh, aged 27 years, who
committed suicide under very shocking circumstances.
Harriet Leigh, 5.3, Hermitage street, said that deceased had
been • servant in the employ of • lad, up to
Friday last. On that day she had become mad
from the effects of previous hard drinking, and
was so 'sent that the lady was afraid she would destroy
the children ; she sent for the police, and paying her
lOs. 6d. had her removed. Three boars afterwards she
came to wituess's house. baring spent in the interim be-
tween five and six shillings in drink. She then kept
walking up and down the room calling out "I have
done for myself. I am poisoned." Witness threw
her on the bed, and sent for a doctor. A blue fluid
came from her mouth, Lod she was ultimately
carried to the hospital, where she died. Mr. N. Hicktmol,
resident medical officer, said that deceased had swallowed a
quantity of liquid phosphorus. Every remedy was admi-
nistered, but without avail. It was stated that inquiries
had been made with • view of eseertrioieg bow the de-
ceased
possessed herself of the phosphorus, but without
sitcom. No bottle was found with her. The coroner
having mamma up, the jury returned • verdict of " Suicide
whlls of unsound mind.
Coots AND Haws.—lo it report recently presented
to the Freer* Academy of &Mom. by M. °main, that gen-
tleman states that he has discovered • sure and easy means
of ascertaining whether eggs will produce cock or hen
chickens. Homy. that after three years' experience he has
found that ens ooetainieg male germs are wrinkled at the
small end, while those cootaining female german perfectly
smooth at both ends.