The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-31 00:00:00

MINES.-(7'1118 DAL)

Two o'Ciocx.
The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices
generally exhibit no change, compared with
those last current on Saturday. Great
Vor shares are flat at 34} to 35, being 15a. lower.
East Lovell, on the other hand, have advanced
viz., to 11 to I. East Grenville are quoted to 1.
Alamillos sares have advanced ; other foreign
as well as colonial mines are unalterd.
At Great Wheal Vor the lode in Wheal Metal
shaft is estimated by the agents to be worth from
7501. to 800/. per fathom.
The following mining dividends have been de-
clared during the present month : .

.
Mises. Pw, Aare. Aliment.
East Caradoi £Ol7 0....£3,22 8 0

Doloosth 6
![an-y.Sda
Herodefoot
_ 1

_ ______,__ _ _
0 .... Zl4B 0 0
0 .... 2.000 0 0
0 .... 1.792 0 0

West Wheal Setae 4
Wheal Seim 4

0 .... 1,600 0 0
0 ....
.1.E.,84 0 0

Clifford
Lisburne
Wheal Buret
Marko Valley 0
- ..

i ..:: Ziiii 5 5
5 .... 1,200 0 0
0 .... 768 0 0
6 .... 675 0 0

Cwm Erfis 0
East Auras

0.... 830 5 0
0 .... 800 0 0

Bedford United

856 5 5

New Birch Tor suld Paget .... 0

1 8 .... 450 0 0

Total

00,63913 0

THE LORD MAYOR AND TER CHARIIIG-CROSOI
RAILWAY.—Tbe cuss of Alderman Lemmas sod othen v.
the Charing-cross Railway Company, whieh was beard is
tee Lord Mayor's Court on Saturday before Mr. Kerslake
and • special jury, involved a claim of upwards of 30.0001.
Mr. Bovill, Q.C., sad Mr. Home Lloyd were counsel for
Mr. Aldermas ; Mr. Lloyd and Mr. Shill repre-
sented the company. The claim wan in respect of two houses,
Nos. 5 sod 6, Cannes-street, near Tarn wbeel-lase, which
were built in 1852, sod let respectively at 350/. sad 4501.
a year. One was leased to Baron Rothschild, sad woald
expire in 1866; and the other to a public company, sod
would expire in 1874. The principal question raised before
the jury was as to the value of the reversion. All the wit.
name admitted that property is the city of Loedoo
bad greatly increased is valise in the list few yesn. It bad
risen enormously in price within she "oorinercial area,"
and • question was mooted whether the property was within
the described "imannereial aim." &vent Inhumes de.
scribed the house es worth respectively 650/. and 8501. a
year. Oite was at the corner of Turnwheel-lams. On the
part of Mr. Alderman Lawreote, the property was vetoed
at upwards of 30,0001. • the higheateent was nearly 30,7001.
On the other head, foe 'the compasy, the valuers estimated
the worth of the two houses from 21,0001. to 21,8001., M-
elodies the usual 10 per cost for • compulsory sale. Mr.
Ryde, the surveyor to the Charingurcia Railway, mid he
had purchased property for the South Eastern and Charing-
cross Railway to nearly 3,000.0001, H. considered that
21.6411. was a liberal prim for the property is questioa. Is
• letter which was read to the jury, .areised by Mr. Ryde
to the Lord Mayor, he mad that in order to settle the
matter. and oe account of the "uncertainty of jerks on
y in Loedoe," be offered a of 23,0061.
_The
C4wllelayor, in reply, laid it wee min of
a fair value, sad be
should submit the one to a jury. The jury awarded
25,000/.
A LADY KILLED ON THE BRIGHTON RAILWAY.—
On Saturday morning, on the arrival of the 11.30 up-train
from Brighton at Harley station, a lady, who had just
previously bees sees our the platform, either stepped or fell
on to the rail, and one of the wheels of a lizstabossa
was Imo resting on her chest as she lay face upwarirs.t
soon as the carriage was removed the dead body was picked
up sod conveyed to the waitiog room. Os the tens reach-
ing Loudon some eremite who were waiting made inquiries
for a lady answering her description, and it was then mow-
Weed that she we a Miss Anderson, 65 yeses of age, residing
with her sister at Park-place, Peckham, who bad bees stay. ,
ing with some friends is the neighbourhood of Harley.
THE HALSTRAD MIIRDER.—Emma Howard, altar
Podney, who was tried at the last Essex assizes for the
murder of her child at Halstead by drowsing it in the river ,
at that tows, but who was acquitted on the ironed of in-
sanity, has been removed from Springfield Owl, sear
Chelmsford, by order of the Secretary of State. to a enminal
lunatic asylum. At this establishment she will he detailed
during her Nepali's plasters.
FOCRYCEN DAYS' IMPRISONYRNY FOR TARING
BLACKBERRIES I —At the Melton potty sermons as Saturday
• briekmaker, named James Smith, was 4sed the sum of
12. for tremeadog is a wood belonging to the Misses
Starkey, of Hatton Hall. and akin therefrom, as the 4th
of October, blackberries (wild brambles) of the value of 6d..
or thereabouts. The gamekeeper stated be bad canibmed
the defendant more than ones. The flee was to be paid is
a fortnight, or in default 14 days' lard labour.