The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-22 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ciocw.
In the mining market to-day there is a renewed
active inquiry for East Caradon shares, which have
improved to 46} to 46}. Great Fortune are
very strong, at 30 to 31, and Wheal Beton
in request, at 180 to 186. Ifarge Valley are
quoted 81 to 9, and North Roakear, 38 to 40. Let
Caradon shares are officially marked 44, 415, and
44} • Great South Tolgus, 7} ; North Crotty, at;
W111;111 Ludeott, 91 and 91 ; and Wheal Union, 5/.
Foreign and oolonial mining shares are quiet.
Fast del Rey have been dealt in at } and 1 prem. ;

Arrival for the week =ems Dee. SO, last year, 2,6 e. meg
sod dallvery, 1,000 mike.
The arrivals last week etwepeleed 110 auks St. PetersSaeg ;
272 Andean& ; 217 other pieces; total, 200 make.

MRTROPOLI'TAN CATTLE MARKET.

ITEM DAY.)
The supply of beasts is good for the da, ; considerably
exceeds the number on the oorrespeeding day last year. The
demand ie, however, good, and late wieners fully realised.
Sheep are also more plentiful than on Moeclay after the
greet market last year. The weather is very favourable,
sod oocesiqueotir trade generally is brisk. Quotations
are rather higher for choicer qualities. Good calves are
dearer, and Waite. From Geremay and Holland there are
510 sheep and 18 calves ; eed trout Spain 260 beasts.
Per stone of 815 w a d. wd. lhir 4004 01 tub.. ad.
Best Scala Herefda 6 0 5 2 DaitDasilittdsB4l 0 0 0 0
Beat short-horns 4 10 6 0 DNS Loatiroals.... 5 4 6 6
4.4504,1 coal beasts 38 4 6 Da 60. Mars .... 0 00 0
Calm 4 4 6 4 &mil! eire4BB4L 4 e 6 6.

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Best Dui& Illf-hreda 8 8 S 10

Beast. at saark“, 1.970; Shoot)
PIP, 220.

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sod Lambs. 7.03) ; Cllr. 32 ;

BOROUGH HOP.MARKCY.-(THD.3 DAY.)

Messrs. Pattenden and Smith repeat a better demand than
num! alibis 111641100, with • vary bans supply of good sam.
pies. Late quotations are well supported.

FATAL AecIDF. WITH THZ HOUNDs.
Ws (Tian) ban been favoured by en mewiteees with the
following account :—" The hounds met as Friday at the
Horseshoes at Warfleld at 11.30, and the deer, being turned
out, ran to Winkteld, and turned towards Hawthorn.hill,
near which place Mr. Burfield's horse, in jumping over •
fence, fell, in consequence of the heavy ground and the rot-
apnea of the bank, and rolled over. When some gentle-
men came up a few 'monde afterwards they found Mr.
Burfleld upon his back. insensible sod apparently dead. He
was removed to • cottage near, from which place he was
conveyed in a carriage to the Crown Hotel at Slough.
Medical assistance. both from the neighbourhood and from
London, was immediately procured. but proved of no avail
He lingered on until 2 o'clock on Saturday morns nc was
he died, 13 hours after the accident occurred. He was
shout 4'l years of age, and one of the best riders with the
Queen's bounds, and was universally respected
II .*
CAUTION TO INNIIPZIDA —OD Thursday list two
innkeepers at Licock, near Chippenham, were summoned
before the Corsham magistrates (Mr. J. B. Faller, Sir Joha
Audrey, and Lord Methuen), for unlawfully refusing to
admit and entertain a man named Ephraim Coleridge, who
Lad met with an accident at Lama. The man Cole
was a few days ego driving • loaded waggon through the
tollgate near Leak, when be fell, and the wheels passel
over his body. He was picked upend takers back to Lacook,
but the defeatists refused to admit him to their hones*,
and the ocasequesoe was that the poor man had to be con-
veyed in a min to the Chippeeham Workhouse, where ho
boon afterwards died. The case having been proved, the
magistrates were for some time in doubt ea to whether tbo
atefendintsought not tobe indiotedat the seat Wilts masons.
but they ultimately decided on ordering the defeadants to
pay the costs, which amounted to 6s. 6d. The beech weaselly
censured the defendants for their conduct, and wished it to
go forth to the public that it is the duty of innkeepers to
admit all persons under similar circumstances.