The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-16 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two °Thom.

In the mining market to-day the dmdireare
occupied with the settlement of the amount, and
very little other business is going forward. South
Crotty shares are rather lower, at Uto 26. East
Caradon are quoted 28 to I, being steady; Longrakat
to ; Wheal Crofty, 3to it; Glasgow Caradon,
3I to 4k. No transactions are recorded in the
Stock Exchange official list.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are inactive.
Cobra have been dealt in at 30, being firm, and
United Mexican, at n.

AN UNFORTUNATE AUTHOR.—A few weeks back
we stated that a poor half-starved mortal, who called him-
self "Arthur Fleury Trevylian," was charged with wens=
before the %enlace= magistrates, and that there wee
raison to suppose ha mind was affected. It has since trans-
pired that his teal name is Heighway, and that ha was ones
a popular author ! One little book of his—" Lena Ada"—
a story of a Jewish convert, we recollect had • very lams
sale some ten or twelve years ago, and it appears that Yr.
Reighway at one time was a valued contributor to Tails
Magazine. The magistrates have sent the poor safes-
twat* author to the Salop Lunatic Asylum, there being no
doubt that he is at present deranged.—Oemestry Adrereiser.

FATAL NRGLICT or VACCINATION. —Dr. Lea-
kook", the Clormier for °onkel ltiddlemix, held an Inquest
yesterday, in flornseproad, on the body of Hoary That
Hambrook, one of three children, then lyiair dead ia the
home, No. 2, Sadth-ternme. Dr. Leakeeter, in summing
up, said this was a case of very gross neglect in the child
having been permitted to die without medical attendance.
There wee also soother point, which the jury ought
to take into their coosideration, sad that wee the neg.
Jed of vaccination. It appeared that the mother had
been served with the usual notice to have her child vacci-
nated, and for neglecting to comply with the terms of that
notice she and her husband were liable to a penalty. They
had, in fact, broken the law, and if death resulted from
their having broken the law they were liable to • verdict of
manslaughter. It was his opinion that verdicts for MM.
slaughter in such cease would have a very beneficial effect
in i to have their children vaccinated. The
juryntet=se death had resulted from an attack of
smallpox, mid that "said death was accelerated
.by the
deceased not having been vaccinated, and not having had
proper medical attendance." They also adopted a resole-
Coe "the attention of the parish authorities of
Islington to the prevalence of smallpox in the neighbour-
hood, mid the amenity of inspection for the purpose of
=ruin
..the vaccination of all children in the aerg•-

SALE Or THE SLZDNIERE SHEEP FIA)CIL
MHZ, 1101DAT.-110-day the pure Leioester ewes fanning
the breeding look of the late Bir Tattoo iiyksa, sod which
enjoyed so wide a celebrity, were disposed of by sorties.
Three days of lest week bad begs occupied by tin Messrs.
Tattersall is disposing of the end, but today the Mons.
Bonitos, *be Tattenalls of the Yorkshire steak min wielded
the hammer. The eseepany was quite as Lae as &erne
the stud WIG, sad it is earsewhat remarkable that, like the
and, the sheep desk will be dispersed throughout the
world, wend pantheon having bees made far Ireland. the
Oestisent. mad Australia. Most of the ftecknastmes of the
eomvy wen else present ; the competition was remark-
ably tees. and the prices realised swoons. This
was partioalarly Use case with the sheep, from which
so masy preenantakimg animals bare desended. The
dock also was perfectly healthy, sad lista* fed apes
green food, mad, bang selected, possessed that ptyalin sa-
meness, and symmetry so hiWy valued by the late Sir
Tattoo Sykes. Some of the neerhugs necked the ann.
cedoeted pries of 141. odd per bead, mid the sale rotted pee
an average of over 81. per heed. The Wee of the stud wen
considered remarkable indeed, Messrs. Tattereall then
mires were agreeably surprised at the sennanne mined.
To-day, however, the disposed of the breeding dock has still
further aroused the paean to peons some p of the
Lemon breed. and Messes. Boehm have dispseed of the lots
at prices altogether without preeedeot ,• indeed, the sheep
male wag more remarkable than that of the end. Indadieg
the bents. there were 530 heed sold. and the day's receipts
were just short of 3,0001. The weather during the whole of
the sales has been remarkably