The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

PUBLIC SALES.

JULY 29.—8 y Mr. B. Era, at the Mart.—The South
Core estate, in the 'aunty of Suffolk, consisting of resi-
dence, agricultural buildings, and 422 acres of land, princi-
pally freehold, the remainder copybold at trifling quit
rents and fines, sold for 16,7501.
A freehold estate, called Grange-street farm, Westleton,
Suffolk, comprising mansion, farm buildings, and cottage',
and 227 acres of lend, also the manor of Weetleton Grange
—10,6001.
Freehold property near the preceding, called Fen-street
farm, consisting of farm house, buildings, and 103 acres of
land-3,9001.
Twenty and a half acres of land, near the preceding,
known as Cook's Lead-1,0801.
By Messrs. NASH, at Garraway's.—Freehold farm, with
part copyhold, called Great and Little Greening., in the
parish of Charlwood, Surrey. containing 1254 acres-1,2601.
Small copyhold farm of 14 acres, with cottage and build-
ings, at Westwood, Surrey, let at 151. per annum-3761.
By Misers. 11. Baowg sad T. A. ROSIATS, at the Mart.
—Leasehold business premises, No. 75, Cannon-street, City,
now unlet, held for 10 years unexpired at 101.-5101.

THE SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH IN DANGEIL—A
few days since a Nor 'logien vessel, bound from Arendal to
Portsmouth, came to an anchor in the Straits of Dover.
On again getting under weigh, she brought up the cable of
the submarine telegraph, which the captain was about to
cut with a hatchet, when • French pilot, who happened to
be war, remonstrated with him, and—but not without
some diaculty—indueed him to refrain, and clear the cable
from his anchor without injuring it.
THE CONVICTS KIRK AND M'COOPV.—Thera is no
change in the conduct of these unhappy men since our last
publication. They appear resigned to their fate, but seem
to await it rather listlessly. They are kept in separate
cells, with a turnkey in charge of each, but who does not
remain in the cell longer than necessary to satisfy him for
the due supervision of those in his care. They will be exe-
cuted, it is stated, between eleven and twelve o'clock on
Saturday. For e'ght or nine days after his sentence, Kirk
refused to take food or nourishment of any kind, but he has
now given up that determination, and both partake of the
diet set before them. Sine* the trial, no person visited
Kirk but his wife on one occasion and there was but one
nen, • relative of M'Cooey's, cllled to see him.—Newry

Ai EXPLOSION OF FIXE-DAMP took place last
week is the coal pits of Kerkreede (Limburg), by which
four men were killed and two others mach burned. The
accident was caused by the imprudence of a workman in
sot taking proper procsationo—Uolismani.

aiming Destwas
No. ihare. Moms. P.M. pekoe done.
yealsiday. „toolay.
loo,uou I Apia Fria all 44ra --
100,000 10.. 41200 Californian
15,001 20 Artinian .......
10,10. 10 A totralaalarr 2 4 1..
30,1100 20 Australian li 4 4
110,000 I tuatra,an Freehold all i I ain
50,000 I Are Maria
h,10.. 4 4 410
S.* SO Mammon Iron end Coal '3 ...
Ins,ooo 1 Itritih h Australian Gold all I 4.. L
26,000 111 British Iron
mom 33 Ismail. Imp. (bo. at M. pm. 214 S 34
6,1010 30 Do. OreassandCalaba all
11,000 20 Du. in. John Del Rey
210.000 1 Canoes Creek all
100,000 11 Coloni par 4pm
12,004 .. CoOrs Copper .... ...„ 4O 41 13
al Gobi
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Tejo) I R Canin
g. &Australian Copper ell 4 4 di.
20,000 20 General
N.,,,,,, Mold., Mnuntain .._
72,000 Grand Duchy of Dudes
11.000 Octal Polgouth all le :4 ym
100,00 E Liberty
10•004. Lake Datlittrat...
50,1001 Lon. &Calilus,GADa.C.Co. all 4 Ms
20,009 1 ilcainnerSoutliAtuerican 9 41 3
801,1140/ Yew Granada ...
200,1100 101.1,041.1 Monde
130,010 Port Nutty I 1 pm
60,1'00 Quartz Rock
%fen I lent iogo &Cubs ..„.. ll4 12 13
20,0)0 imoth Autrallsa II 4 dl.
6.000 1 nn Croft
43,174 M. 361 121110,1 Mexican .. WI 11 24
100,000 1 woo Maripum ......... ill 4Ma . pin
100,100 I Yuba - 1 4 1 Pui •