The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-11 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS.

Uncanny TU. 10.-Sales toetay : Caledonian, 1164—Grist
Intern, 47*—Ioncaeltire and Yorkahlre,lo9l—Loodon and South
Walden, 104—Manebester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 434 4 4e
—Metropolitan. 114—Midland, 1v —North Eastern, Bendel,
l th Eastern, 961 661 4—Coplapo and Caldera, 140
iioxo dire. Dutch Rhenish. 1 1-16 p.—Oreat Luxembourg, 151.1!..1,:e4
11.16 * 11-16 t 11-16--Great Western of Venezia, 121—
and Mersey Marine, 84 p—Great Ship Company, 174 per *cent,
Preference, 106
MAaCniffira, lrm, 10.—There has been a good business, and
steady prices. Croat Eastern, 474—Great Luxembourg, 161
9-16 I—Great Northern, A, 1604—Great Bhlp, 6e. 9d.—Orand
Trunk of Canada, n4—Great Western, 67—Illinois Central, 894
paid up, 63—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094—London
and North Western,99—Manchester and County Bank, 14 P
Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnahlre, 44 44 I y 444 *—
Midland, 163—North EaMern, Berwick, 101--South Eastern, 96
546 64 64 *—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, ILI:I.:,
riv-aahnk, of Manchester, 1.1 p.—MeMopolitan, 11 16-16 1-
14 p.—Lancashire lnsursnee, Construction
Bel" 76—West Midland, Oxford, 424—Birkenhead, fraf—Plu.
nem Deferred Ordinary Stock, 1324-I,linbre, Perth, and
Dundee, Pi
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Trititigottam, Fn. 10.—The transaction in the market to-
day Included Worcester and Birmingham Canal shares, at 11,—
Birmingham Canals, at 9111-01oucester Wagon Company shares,
at n prern.-31etropolitan Carriage end Wagon Company shares,
at 1 prem. Birmingham Basking Company shares closed,
buyers, at 161.

It is stated that formal proceedings for heresy
have been Intifada' against Professor Jewett, in the
Chancellor's Court, Oxford, 'the prosecutors being the Bev.
Dr. Pussy, resin, professor of Hebrew; the Rev. Dr.
Hartley, Margaret professor of divinity ; and the 11ev. Dr.
Ogilvie, professor of Pastoral Theology. The hearing is
expected to take place in the course of the present term.
TEE BISHOP or Ezzrthes LIBRART.—The Lord
Bishop of Exeter having declared his intention of presenting
to the county of Cornwall his valuable and extensive thee-
logioal literary, on condition that • suitable building be pro-
vided in Truro for its reception, we are happy to state that
at a general meeting of the Arehdeaconry of Cornwall it
was agreed to accept the munificent offer, with grateful
thanks to his lads-hip for his kindness, and to use every
means for providing a suitable place for the reception and
custody of the books. Since then • site, in every way most
desirable, has been selected, and the purchase will shortly
be completed. The bishop has directed that a deed of gift
he mpared at axe.
Son J. HUDSON AT PISA.—The British minister
at Tarts, SirJamee Hudson, has within the last few days
visited Pisa. The students of the university, being
anxious to pay a compliment to "so good a fraud
to Italy," sent • deputation to express their feelings.
Unfortunately Sir James was absent, and therefore the de-
putation was forced to be contented with forwarding the
following address : —" To hie Excellency Sir James Hudson.
The association of students at Pisa, wishing to do homage
to the illustrious men who represents the free English na-
tion at the court of Italy, have elected the undersigned to
interpret their feeliwa towards your excellericy. To ex-
ecute this honourable oommlerion we went to your resi-
dence, hut bad not the pleasure of seeing you. Communi-
cating in this letter the sentiments of impact and esteem
which we are unable to do in person, the undersigned beg
yam to seleet the set of the association.—A. Form, L.
SOMAVI, 8. Dm ithirros." To which Sir James replied :
"Genthrinen,—l em deeply honoured by the kind and Batter-
int!, expressions contained is your letter. I consider myself
'errant, fT, th the patioTmanco, of my dap Ihive
merited the good wishes of so distinguished a limy as alit
which you reereeset.—Your obliged servant, JAMAS ROD.
son.—Florrmee, Feb. 1, 1863."
HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT FORDELL COLLIART.--•
A dreadful amideot occurred on Saturday at Fordell Col-
liery, mar Dunfermline. A your mama was looking
down one of the pita, when she lost ber helium and fell in.
!rem the depth the pit shaft, she must have been killed
before sho the bottom. Shortly after the widest
a semi tees sad the body found literally smashed to
tthgthanth.