The Express.
London, England, 1852-10-29 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

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D, Ocr. 23.—Three per Cents., 471; after
like, 471 c.t Do. Deferred, 26 9.16 ; after Boise,
If 17.32 e.; Debt (lstclam),l2l; after Bolas, 12-116 c ;
Do. (2nd clam), 6 9-16 ; after Boise, 6 9-16. Bank of
St. Ferdinand. 99/. Exchange on London, 60.35 p.
Beaus, ()cr. 26.—Volantary Loan, 102; ; New
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. (Iwo), 1031; ditto
(1862), 103/. National Debt, —. Commercial
Manna' Society's Premium,l44. Bank Shares, 106/.
Vneou, OCT. 26.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques
941; New Loan (Series A), Di ; ditto (Seriesil
1091 t Four-and-a-Half per Cent., —. imnk
Marx, 1,340. Exchange on Landon, 11.30.

BOROUGH MARKBT.—THIS DAY.
Kenn. Pomades sad &Kith ripest tr•tw mast Ow.
lista W impose dor Bones Hop, se else for ills lid
..pine of Middle sad East Heats." Duty aranalsil at
WM,OOOI. Mid. sod Hut Keats, 41. to SI. ; WPM dills,
to.. to 44. 10a ; Oases, U. 10s. to Y.

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAT.
Rolywell, lee. 6d. • Wens End Onsfords, 16s. Id.; Walla
End Harwell, 18e. • Wall. End Helton, 111 s. ; Walla End
titowan's, 18e.; Walls End Tees, 161.--131nps at market,
136.

TROUDAT EviltuiG.
The market for Inining stocks continues firm.
There is • brisk demand for dividend mines, the sup- I
ply of which is still small compared with the inqui-
ries. In cowequenos of the discovery announced in
the Daily News, of the 26th inst., at the Boscarns
Mines, there have been considerable orders to pur-
chase from Liverpool, l'reston, and other towns in
the north. Great Wheal Alfred, St. Day United
Mines, and North Damsel shares have been in de-',
mand today. Sales have token place in Cefn Bravo,
at 921; Devon Great Consols, 3921; Sou:11 Frances,
1871: Vied Consols, 13:, 14; Great Alfred Consols,
34 ; St. Day United Mines, 2; ; North Damsel, 21s, ;
South Caradon, 142; West Caradon, 195 ; Stray
Park, 101; West Providence, 49, 541; South Basset,
510; East Rase, 280; Wheal Clifford, 130; West
Alfred Consols, 34 ; Garreg, 28s. ; 'rrclawney, 45.; ;
Wheal Mary Ann, 39; Wheal Conford, 171; Wheat
Cupid, 8 ; Rocks and Tn.rerbyn, 41; North Buller, 9;
Kingston Downs, 51; Cubert, 27c; East Russell,'
4;, ; Boxingdon Consols, 31; Alten, 4; Linares, 3.1.
The gold g sham were steady, and Port
Phillip, Colonial Gold, and Liberty shares, showed
an improving tendency. Australian Freehold were

Imperial Brazilian shares were not quite so good
as vcsterday afternoon. Santiago shares were quoted
only 12 to 13, but closed firmer.
The Nouveau Mondo Gold Mining Company have
received advice. from their manager, Mr. Clement,
dated San Francisco, tho 15th September, to which
city he had come with a view to at once buying some
machinery, and getting to work instead of awaiting
the arrival of that coming in by the Queen of the
Isle. Tho letter states that the milting cap-
tain can furnish 50 tons of quarts a day
from each of the company's mines, so that
there will be exercise both for tho steam and
water works. At the Pine Tree Mine the gold is
showing very well in the level that is being carried
on. A fine new boiler had been purchased, and sent
on to the mines. Mr. Clement at tho same time ex-
presses a wish for more funds, as otherwise he fears
he will not be able to push on the opening of the
mines as rapidly as is desirable. Arrangements had
also been made for appointing agents for the com-
pany in San Francisco, through whose hands the
gold will bo remitted. The report enclosed from Mr.
Rickard, the mining captain, states that the two men
driving on the Pine Tree vein had driven about 50
feet. For the first 82 feet the vein presented no
change in size or character, but for the last 18 feet
the vein had greatly changed, and looked more
promising, avenging about 2 feet wide, and
several times gold had been discovered in
the " stuff" by washing. In the present
end of the level the vein is 20 inches wide,
well defined, and some spicks of gold were to be
seen in the quarts. Its composition was quarts
mixed with clay, slate, and iron, this appearing to
be the characteristic of the gold-bearing veins in this
part of the country. Mr. Rickard also says he has
not seen a vein of greater promise so deep under the
surface. Two men were likewise driving a cross-cut
in the side of the hill between Ridley's and Dyer's
divisions, and it was expected the vein would be in-
tersected in a few days, after which it was intended
to drive east in Dyer's, and west in Ridley's divi-
sions, to prove it-about 80 feet under the surface.
The ground in the crosscut looks promising, being
strongly stained with oxide of iron. At Mount
Ophir, about 20 feet more had been driven,
bat for the last eight feet the vein had
become manlier, being only eight inches wide,
senapeced ef 141 i• Armlets. No gold Alai- -bees
found in this level yet. Mr. Rickard concludes by
observing: "We hope to increase our hands next
week, as we have engaged wiz miners that won into
this country with the Ave Maria Gold Mining Com-
pany; and as we shall bo able in a short time to put
them all to work on the course of the veins, I hope
we shall make some satisfactory trial in a abort time.
Ws work all our miners on tutwork bargains; the
price for driving varies from 8 to 18 dollars per foot.
The men get from 100 to 101 dollars per month,
which is as low as we eau get our work dons at pre-
sent."

Letters have been resolved by the English and
Australian Copper Oempany, dated Adeiside, Bth
July last. The emeldeg weals maned ha INKCESIF
hl operation. with en maple simply of labour. The
quantity el nipper mode in the three weeks ending
July was 198 toes, sad it wee fully expested that
this rate of make would continue. The quantity of
cal end hel on hand was maimt to last he the
remnisder of the winter. She @took ci an was
amour and the labour at the Enna Bona Mine had
rather inmeased. The new engine would be at work
in Angmt. Mr. Waken, the sempeny's manager,
bb In the Bibella for Wend ea the 16th AIM
At a salving of adventmme in South Wheal Tol-
gni, kid ms the 28th inst., the fallowing state-
Pet
as aseannts for July and August was presented
andsed :

athies fress list account
Anrant el eve loamy, ha
dots £4,082 8 8
Ads and August oats

Prot 1,977 7 9
2,610 1 0
Diridiad &Wend at 61. per shah

Balance to neat account L 1,230 1
The agent's report stated that a rise was being put
up in the back of the 78 fathom level, to communicate
with the level above. The lode in the rime's mallet
present, bat fer some part of the way has yielded
some good stones of ore. The ground in the 'lB is
favourable foe driving, but not far enough advanced
to take the ran of ore ground. The 88 fathom level
west on Youren's lode is now getting under the ore
ground seen in the level above; the lode is composed
of mundic and ore, and looking very promtsing.
Youren's lode in the 54 fathom level has
through a long run of good ore ground. The lode
a winse in the 42 fathom level is 20 inches wide,
yielding from 4to 1 ton of arc per fathom. In the
42 east it is 10 inches wide, yielding saving work.l
In a wines behind this end it is 15 bailee wide,
yielding 1 ton par fathom.

THIS DAY.—Two o'Cupin.

The goldMilifitgsba;M maintain their fairly.
Anglo Californian have been bought at # prem.; and
Nouveau Monde, Colonial Cold, and Port Philip
shares are very firm. Ave Maria shares are very
flat, with business at I dia. British Australian are
steady.