The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-10 00:00:00

MINEB.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLocw.

The mining market is steady to-day with a fair
amount of bushiest. East Caradon, East
and Roskearnoweth shares are in demand
have risen. Wheal Ludoott are lower, being
unfavourably affected by the result of the meeting
yesterday. East Caradon shares are now quoted
42* to 2 ; Wheal Beton, 250 to 252 ; East Bas-
set, 85 to 871 '
tooe 131 to 14 ; Wheal
Ludoott, 51 6O Great Fortune, 36
Cook's Kitchen, 26* to 27* ; East Russell, 41 to
; Crebor, 29 to 30, being flat ; and Tincroft, 21*
to 22
Foreign sad colonial mining shares are quiet.
Santa Barbara and Yudanamutana are firm.
At Wheal Ludoott meeting, yesterday, the se-
counts showed a profit on the past quarter of
1,5361. A dividend of 2s. 6d. per share was de-
clared, leaving a balance of about 9,0001. to be
carried forward to the next account.

—.—
At North Crofty meeting a call of 2m. per share
vu made ; and at East Seton a call of ls. per
share.
At the meeting of the Lusitanian Mining Com-
pany, yesterday, it vas resolved that an adjourn-
ment should take place till May 7, in ecumequesee
of the non• arrival of the balance of ore raieeo prior
to the 30th September last.

RAILWAY ligarsirre' AIrioCIAXION.—The CMS.
mittee of the Untied Itegioni Hallway Mews and Bar.
mats' Association. Leaden, state that it bed ledesesocesiswese-
Mimed desirable that there alreald be • national
time in honour of the founder of the great railway system,
mei that they thought that no better day could he fixed is
thee the anniversary of the birth of that emierat maa, and
ionised of erecting a statue, it would be better to retie •
feud to be called " The George Stephenson Fond,' oat of
which to grant assistance and annuities to the members of
this association, who, from accident, old age, or other WNW.
, mar be unable to perform their dam. he Loll
ETitr of London, one of the vice-preeldeate, has espresso*
hie approval ; has given the use of the Paptien•hall, Mew
micia-humse, for the purpose, and also has promised to pre-
side. Some handsome sums have already heft paid and
which, with others that may be mot is before
promised, 9th, will he ennounoed on that day.
Tug Sigrsoroirrox RAILWAY AND CLATMA roe.
Coreseetuoir.—The repast of the Nerd of Tiede on the
bill introduced for the extension of the Metropolitan Sea-
way, end to emahle the company to purchase additional
loads Watts that section 12 of the bill provides that, is
mass of claims for compensation against the compaay under
the 68th motion of the Lands Clauses Act, if the claim ex-
ceed SW., and the sassiest be settled by crbitratiou, or •
jury, at the sum or less than the sum, offered by the sow
patsy, the claimant shell be 'liable to all the costs of wet
attendant upon. the arbitration or eettlensent by a Jeri,
noires the arbitrator or the jiffy otherwise determine.
=it is reported, is a departure from the provision., of the
•Clausee tact, under the 34th sod 53rd gentian al
which, in the same circumstances, the costs of the arid-
trateen, or of the inquiry by a jury, would be bores by the
two partied in *pal proportioes, and each party would hear
hie own coats incident to the arbitration or inquiry. The
grounds for such proroeed departure from the general law
to require -explanation and earefnl consideration.*Prier s PROTOOND LUDuATN STATION AND Jultortom
RAILWAY.- -This elation is to be on the cite lying between
the roadway of Ecrl-street, Blaokfriaxe, and the roadway of
gkiaDerameet with all such budding% approaches, Mirage.
workshops, feetories, engines, and machinery, as the com-
pany think requisite. is cosamice therewith. In eon-
nemoe with the statism this are to be three Junction rail-
ways, the first cammesaing by • junction with the autho-
rised railway of the mebropAiteeeztentiess or the Londe..
Chatham. and Dover Company. en the mouth side of Fail.
street, Blackfriers and termiestieg is the parish of Si.
Sepulchre by • insetion with the Metrepolitaa Railway,
either at or near its fermium or the juseden of Victoria-
street and Westetreet. The ;wood jancties will run oat of
the first atm near the j uoction of San ueretreei and Seow-hill.
opposite the cod of Sesooal-lane, and terminating in the
same parish of St. Sepulchre, at or near the point where
Kinretreet and Westetreet terminate in West Smithfield.
The third junction railway will comment* from the intended
ti first junction la the of St. Bride, near the junction of
Lodgate-hill mid Farringdonetriest, and terminating at or
near Brariers-buildinirs. in the permit of St. Sepulchre, and
on the east side of Farringdonetreet. The bill also seeks
power to permanently stop up all streets, courts, alleys.
and ravages within the station area, eseeptiag Lndpte-
sad and appropriate the mins sad the site and soil
thereof, without musing any other thorough/mu to be
made is lieu°, the same. The estimatedcapital required
1 for these works is 1,000,0001., in shires, sad at 3.9001. upoit
loam. The return of the number of homes reqtr6e4 to be
aurgerie..,tßruiaelnr.is
..
iinteebdiet.p..ll6...ooseN.B...l"m3...etle‘t.e.tor
Ntll;:seimmerilar.agew-ommeoroth,e
Bie met
Green Dragon-court, and Fox sad Kooteourt, •
700 pintoes, for whose removal es ;revision is propeted to
be made in the bill.
CRYSTAL PAIACIL—ONNSNILLANO DAT. —THUM-
Der, APRIL 9.--Admissions ma tamest, 1,004 ; ate
by season tickets, 1,173 ; total, 4,177.