The Express.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY..

Eden Main, 14s. 9d ; Tsufield Moor, 12s. ; Walls End
Haswell, 165.; Walla End Hetton, 16s. ; Walls End Lamb•
ton, 16e. 6d.; Will. End Stewart's, 15s. 9d.—Ships at
zurket,V2o.

SMITHFIELD MAHKETTHISDAY,

Our ;upply of Beasts is quite as good u of late; the de-
mand is somewhat more limited, and, in consequence, it is
difficult to maintain last Monday's quotations. llowever,
choice things can scarcely be called lower. The number
of Sheep is about the same as last week ; the morn•
lug being rather cooler, there is • more cheerful trade at
a little more money. Lambs ►re still much in demand, at
fully late rates. Good Calves are rather dearer. From
Germany and llolland there are 1,088 Beasts, 2,730 Sheep,
230 Calves, and 30 Pigs ; Scotland, 280 Beasts ; Norfolk
and Suffolk, 700 ; and 1,500 from Northern and Midland
Counties.
POT dIOCtO 811,8. 'a d. P. 11. Per nom of Pas. 4. s 6.
art /kola I lantana.. 3 314 I Beat Dna d 111,1•10. to 310 4 0
Net Short-bans ..... 3 3 5 Bost l.uua•wools 1.1 u
Second quality 11ea4.. 2 3 1 Da do. Am+ 36 .1
calve ........ ....... . f 3 101 Ear a1a1400006 Want) 00 0 0
...-••••-......•••PN 3 3 I Le. da Ohara 2 3 4
Y.tu has. L hall-Vral• 0 0 0 Lambs —. •.. • •.... •6 6 2
11e... at mar►at. 3.721; seep sad lamb.. 18.640 C4loo`, 304
PIP. 4"

MAD Dons.—On Saturday a notice was issued by
the Commissioners of Police, Whitehall-place, calling upon
all owners of dogs which showed any rabid symptoms to
keep them within their Rouses, and which ►tated that
should any be found at large eshibiting appearances of suf-
fering from hydrophobia, they would be destroyed by the
police, who bad authority to take that course.

MINES.

B•TI'RDAY EVENING.
The market for mining stocks is quiet, with less
disposition to deal than was evinced a few weeks
back, though there is still a demand for good divi-
dend stocks. For the more speculative mines the
feeling of the market is not so confident as of late.
We hear of inquiries for shares in 'l'remayne, Bevas
Moor, and a few others. The transactions reported
are very few. Amongst these are (.:cfn Bruno, at
55; West Wheal 'lowan, 15; South Tolgus, 165 -
East Buller, 4; Bedford United, 64; West Wheal
Alfred, 3/. 11.. fid.; Great Wheal Alfred, 24!.
The gold mining share market is better, and
prices continue gradually to advance. Ague Fria,
Nouveau Monde and Carson's Creek were quoted at
a slight advance. The non-official quotatious are as
follows: Australian Consols, dis. to par; Mel-
bourne, par to 1 prem.; Baden Baden, 4 dis. to
prem.; Britannia, 4to k dia.; Connenara, to
prem.; Grenaulin, 4to prem.
Imperial Brazilian, United Mexican, and Tincroft
shares arc all better. Santiago shares rose 241.
to-day.
Shares in the Copper Miners of England:mark 291
in the official list.

llobart Town papers to the middle of March have
come to hand, bat contain no positive intelligence at
the discovery of a gold field in that colony, although
much excitement prevailed and large numbers of
people have engaged in the search. Subjoined is an
eitract from an intelligent party, who dates Fingal,
March 9 :—" Things remain in eau quo as regards
the average yield of the diggings at Golden Valley,
but every day adds to the number of personslowing
in to visit them. No reasonable mind can be in
doubt that a rich deposit of gold exists somewhere
not far distant from the scene of present operations;
but it is difficult for those nut actually engaged in the
search to estimate the uncertainty of hitting upon
the track of the main deposits. Near Nlelrose, the
residence of Mr. James Grant, jun.,:six miles from the
present diggings, several pieces of gold have been
found within the last day or two, equal in size to tho
largest yet obtained here, and the data furnished by
geology warrant the conclusion that nearly the
whole of the north-east angle of the island from St.
Patrick's Head to Cape Portland is likely to turn
out a rich auriferous field. Here appearances arc in
every respect as encouraging as ever. Yesterday I
was ' prospecting' up a creek, on the southern side
of the tier which separates it from ' Golden Valley,'
and observed the most promising indications, though,
from the absence of water, we could not ascertain
the presence of gold by the process of washing as
often as I wished, yet when we had an opportunity
of washing gold was obtained."
From Sydney, the following particulani have been
communicated to us, relative to the discovery of a
new gold field :—" Intelligence has been received in
Sydney of the discovery of a new field to the south-
ward, which promises to he both prolific and exten-
sive. It is on the banks of the Little River, one of
the tributaries of the Shoalhaven, into which it runs
at Narrago, a station belonging to Col. Mackensie.
The gold was first discovered on the land of a small
settler named Bourke. It is very coarse, and nug-
gets of from one to three pennyweights have been
found. About 30 licenses have been issued, and a
great many people are proceeding to the spot. The
next reports will be looked for with some anxiety, as
the discovery confirms the opinion of scientific men,
that the large tract of country watered by the Shoal
haven and its tributaries is auriferous."
THIS DAY.

Two o•Ccocc.

The gold mining shams are very firm to-day, and
the tendency of prices is upward. Yuba River
shares arc quoted to prem. Colonial gold and
Fries have been purchased at prem.
de Cuba shares 131.

Agua Frio have been purchased at I prem.
Santiago do Cuba shares mark 131.
ci.s.,,ss &swum,
Ito. I'Share. Alms& Paid. prities done
Saturday. to-day.
100,000+ 1 Ages his ell 4 I pas li
100,0601 10a. Anglo Calabria.
13,000 20 Mamba
10,000, 00 Australonlas 2 4 Iri 21
30,106. 30 Australian . --.
100,000 1 Ananias?' '''''''''''
1•0,000 1 1 A. Maria all 1 4la 1
11,00, 50 Blarestron Iron sad Cool all .. ..
100,000 1 British Anal/111n Gold
26,000 ! 20 British Iron
10.000 ' 25 BraelL luip.(ise. at SI. pm. 144 2 3
0,0(10 30 Dm Cosaesind Das.
11,000 SO Do. N. Jobe Del Hey IS
310,000 I Carson's Creek all i Ipm II
12,000' ... Libre Copper ....
100,000 5 Colonial Gold
14 1 i 1 Pm 11
30, • C°Plar —
10,
0001 000
20 GEngeneral. ... Autrallan Copper all I 4 41
5, ~COI .Inltlea Mountain. ...
11.000 Grist Polgooth all II .4 pm
100,000 Liberty
104,000' Lake Bathurst.. MI 4 Idu
50,000, Los.acsmor.o.suiie:eS. all i I dim
20,0011 1 Mexican & Soutlidnierlosa 9 41 5
200,000 Sew Oranids
300,000 . Nouveau Mond,
130,000 , Port Philip I /1 $Pm
00,100 I tluirts Bal !tack 1 di.
7,1.1 ! 30 *mango de Cuba lO4 24 134 11 2
30,000 I Muth Auteuil. 1 i dis pat
6,110 ! 10 fin Croft
03,174 lA. 351 United Idt/ikon
100,000 , 1 Tubs
100,0001 1 Wont M5e1m5a.......-- all 1 4 die