The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-16 00:00:00

MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'Cumit.
The mining market is firm tu-day, notwithstand-
ing the intervention of the fortnightly settlement,
and prices exhibit a favourable teudeucy.
West Chiverton, Chiverton Moor, East Rus-
sell, New Rosewarne, Clifford Amalgamated,
and New Martha shares are all in devausd,
at better prices. New Martha are slightly lower.
West Chiverton shares are uowynoted 52, "boyers;"
Chiverton Moor, Gl to ; East Rassell, Si to i ;
New Romwarne, 23 to 26 • Clifford Amalgamated
37i to 38} •, and New Martha, I} tali.
St. John del Rey and Yudanamutana shares are
in demand. Other foreign and colonial mines are

steed.
It is notified that the share list of the Deep Dale
Mining Company (Limited) will be closed on Wed-
nesday next.
From Great South Tolgua the agent writes : —" I have
much pleasure in informieg you that the lode is Lyle's shaft
has very much improved for copper ore. The lode is split
into two perm, tech producing some very good ors. and I
think they will come together soon. It is sow wrath:o4
per fathom for the length of the shalt. At prewat them
is no tin in the lode, and the ground is very lIVICtb im-
proved, and it is looking very promising for forler Im-
provement. This is most importent, seeing that he lode
has come in without the tin, end may prove to be cv prodwi-
tivers the leve'.4 above."
From East WL..5.1 Russell (Nov. 13) Ceptain Jobe Galrfe.
worthy writes:—" When 1 came up from uedergroued this
morniog I ac.t or a telegraph raying the lode from 361. to
601. per.fathow. The 120 east of Vigars' moment. The lode
to-day is not grit* so prodactive for ore se yesterday.
ea The appear use of the lode is equally as proinienz ; lode
wotth-from 6.1 i. toGOf. per fathom. There is no cheap is
say other turgid'. to notice."
At a sale of copper ore held at Kr-truth oa the 12'11 inst.,
2.628 tons were sold for 14.4861. 17s tid.; average ...aria.
1241. 135.; overage prole" 64 ; a•srage Price Per tie.
51. 101. fel ; quantity of floe copper, 174 tons :1 ewe;
avenge 'ionised lust sale. 1281. le. The following erntaata
were realised by the different mines :
Ilium. Tons. Amornts.
West Bisset ..... ...... 288
Ee4 Ciro Bees ...... 269
Levant
Prosper rotted
Par Consols
Wher I. Ilergary 176
East Rosemarie
Botallack
Wheal Ansa
Copper Rill
• Toiradden 9B
Alfred Camels BO
Wheel Boller
Bampfylde
k1011end..... ......... 50
North Hemet
South Creaser
Champion's Ore
1 South Caro Bros 26
I Evilly Henrietta B4
East Allied Cowls .. 33
1 Wheal Trevelysu l7
, Greet Alfred ll
01 11 6
46 13 •
Wheal Aim II

2,626 214.446 17 6
At litdrutb, on the 26th inst., IVO tam will he offend
for sale. viz. : South Caradoe, 478 to Wheal Soh
469—Clifford Amalgamated. 450—North Treakertry, AO—
W.et Condon. 315—Fower Cresols, ?.12.—Wheal Ito., 2n
—North 13.,,r0a, 163—Cnekkek Moor, 136—Panwer. 160
—St. iMy 74—Beseawen, 60— Peda-an dra., 26--
Wheal Lein. re. 21.1--Boeth Crineir, 12—Yerran Minsk It
—and Great Unalow Cowls, 2 lewa.

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

iI.IIIRALTY, Nov. 14.—APPonentserrs.—Meter
K 0. White, to 44 Coleman', 60, in the Portland Horde,
for ter►ies in the Ooest Guard. . - _

Surgeon Tx Duaesa;kl).,to the Greyhouna,jl7, ea the
North Amerieea shako.

--1;;;em ten —C. O. Smith, from the Hassell to the Weep,
Li, at P.ntsmouth ; F. Y. Wright, to the Stromboli, 6, on
the south-east Coast of America.

1;;;;;;;;; Au Iaote11: V. Fermi, to:the R.mn, eo,
at Faimouth ; John Ashton, from the Royal Adelaide to t,.
Hawke, W. oa the Coast o Ireland ;C.H. J. Collin; to the
Fiegard. —Clerk J. C. Sabin"; to the Wasp.

WOOLWICH, Nor. 15.
In consequeuze of the war in New Zealand, and
the derrati.d for war stores in that colony, and alto at
China and other stations, much activity now prevails at the
Storekeeper's department of the Royal Arsenal. In adds•
tion to three batteries of Armstrong guns, shot, shell, kr.
forwarded to New Zealand last week by the Empress and
Sea King, the Gladiator and two other transport vessels are
now loading with small arms, ammunition, kc., for the
same destination. The gun factories at the Royal Arsenal
are now working overtime, and a number of extra hands
have been employed for the construction of 20 heavy guns,
rifled on a new pnaciple, the designs for which have been
forwarded by the War Deparianat.

THE COL-ET•MART/AL ON COLONEL CRAWLEY.

The court-martial on Colonel Crawley commences
to-morrow. The following are the charges :
"1. For conduct unbecoming au officer, sod to the pre-
judice of good order and military discipline, in having at
Mhos during the month of May, A.D., 1862, when the
Regimental Sergeant• Major Lathy wu confined in close
arrest, unused the orders ruder which be was so contioed to
be carried into effect with unnecessary sad undue tenuity,
whereby the said Regimental Sergeant-Major Lilley and his
wife were subjected to gnat and grievous hardships and
sufferings.
"2. lor conduct unbecoming an of and a gentleman,
and to the prejudice of good order and military discipline,
in having ut Mhow on or about the 7th day of June, A.D.
1862, in the course of an address made by him before the
Goosed Court-martial which was then being held for the
trial of Paymaster T.Sreales, 6th Inniskilling -Minimum, en.
messed himself in the following or in words to the
like effect —Tine arrest neessearily implies a sentry over
a prisoner. but it does not necessitate his being placed over
a prisoner's wife or family, and I can assure the court that
no person could be more shocked than 1 wee when I learned
from the evidence of Sergeant-Major Lißey that his wit*
had been incommoded or anaoyed by the precaution taken
for his safe custody. It was Lieutenant and Adjutant Fitz-
eiznoe's fault if any such thing occurred, for it was his
duty as adjutant to have seen the post assigned to the
sentry, and to have takes care that no such improper inter-
fusses with the privacy of the sergeant-major's wife could
have taken place. As it wee, immediately I became ac-
quainted with the statement of Sergeant-Major Lary, I
sent off orders to have the sentry removed to a port where
he could perform his duty equally well without annoying or
iaterfering with Mrs. LiHey.' Thereby representing that
the rid Lieutenant and Adjutant Fitssimoir was in fault
for what had occurred, whereas in truth and in fact the
said Lieutenant-Colonel Crawley then well knew that the
aid Lieutenant and Adjutant Fitsrimon had acted in the
said matter by the express order and direction of the mud
Lientuant-Colosel Crawley."
Oa Saturday the courtroom was handed over in a finished
state to the Royal Engineer Department by the contractor,
aad was subsequently visited by Colonel Armstrong,
Amiltant-Adjutant-General ; Lieutenant Colonel the Hon.
IL H. Clifford, V.C., Assistant-Quartermaster-General; and
Major Smith. Barrack-master. A suite of rooms has been
segued at the Bash Hotel, Farnham, for Sir G. A. Wether-
ell, and &partisans io the quarters of the Secretary of
State for War in the South Camp have been prepared for
Sir Alfred Hanford.

The following is a complete list of the officers who are to
crompose the court-martial :—Prialdest—Lientenant•Gene-
sel Sir George Augustus Wetherell, B.O.& Members—
' Major-General John Lawremion ; Majar•Geieral David
Russell, C.& ; Major-General Randal Itemley ; Major-
Gianni Edward Cooper Hodge, C.& ; Colonel Robert
Wardlaw, Ist Dragoons ; Colossi Gloucester Gambier,
C. 8., Royal Artillery ; Colonel Hoe. George Talbot Deni-
zens, Royal Artillery ; Colonel Thomas George Alexander
Oakes, ltth Lancers; lieutenant-Colonel Chad's Sawyer,
sth Dragoon Guards; Lientenant-Colonel William Wynn*
bidder, :.9th Foot ; Lientenaat-Colonel John Neptune
Bergeat, 3rd Foot ; Lieutenant-Colonel Soeme Gambier
Jives, C. 8., 13th Hours; Lientenard•Colooel Hugh
Maurice Jonas, 73rd Foot; Lientenant.Colonel Prairie
Dauglas Grey. 37th Foot. Officiating Judge Advocate—
Colonel James Kennard Pipm, iaattached. Prosecutor
Colonel Sir Alfred Hereford, &C.& The prisoner will be
assisted in hie defaces by Mr. William Vernon Harcourt.