The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-25 00:00:00

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MINEI3.--(THIS DAY.)

Two o'OLocr.

The mining market is quiet to-day, and prices
generally are unaltered. Wheal Union shares am
m demand, owing to an improvement in the mine,
and the price has advanced to 34 to 4. East Loved
and New Itosewarne are lower. Subjoined are
some of the ',meet quotations, viz :—EastCaradoe,
20 to ; Wheal Union, 34 to ; East Carts Brea,
64 to 7 • East Lovell, 81 to 9 ; North Crofty, 5f to
; Chivieton„ 10 to ; Chiverton Moor, se to ; West
Chiverton, ISS to 56 ; New Rosewarne, 19 to 20 ;
Great Fortune, 19 to 20; Cook's Kitobee, 21 to 4;
Kitty St. Agnea, 74 to • East Russell, 4} to f
Tincroft, 191 to ; Wheal fleton, 180 to 185 ; Nee;►
Martha, 2to • and Pend?", 7to I.
Foreign and 'colonial mining shares are without
variation, in the absence of beeinem.
We are requested to state that the share list of
the Crenver and Wheal Abraham Mining Company
will be clossd on Tuesday next for London, and on
Thursday for the country.
The following telegram was received yesterday
from the agent of East Russell :—" Lode in 120
not to value. Lode disordered mixed with capal,
mundic. No other change."

HEALTH OF LOHooa.—lt lippears from the weekly
ratan of the Begistrar-Geoeral tbat the death* is Lando&
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in lb. week tha~esdd on 9timday wen 1,475. A caul.
doable lowers of meta* be recently manned. Is
Ontober sod the first week of November the weekly deaths
were lees than 1,300 ; bat in sash of the two subsequent
weeks they were emaiderably above 1,400. The Menses In
both anstegst yowls sal old, but chiefly in the latter ame.
Siam last ssomh the deaths of yeses persons have income/
16 per mat. ; these of perms' 60 year. old and upwards
have increased 16 per east. In October the mean tempers-
hue el the air was 611 deg., in the hat two weeks it be
brat 41% deg. and 48'S deg. The death In the present
nen .1 are lees than the conveled average by 29. The
births of last week mewled the deaths by 496. There were
90 deaths from smell-pox ; 119 from searlatins. Nine
of the latter cues occurred is the district of St.
Luke, and 5 is the rubsbetriet of Cripplegate.
There were also Sot marlatina in tbe sulrditerkst of Hackney-
road ; and sin that of Limehonse. &sty-eight deaths m-
etered from tyskat and typhoid fever; of which there
were 23 is the mat division et Loudon, and 19 in the south.
Plithhis wee legal is 161 asses ; brouchith is 158, and puss-
meek in 114. Pulmonary complaints have become mare
feed within the last forteight. Fifty penal' died at the
age of eighty years and upwards, moon whom were 6 paea-
=ins. A widow attained the age of 97 mart A teas
the Workhouse, hfile-end New Toms co the 11th
leet. from destitution and imposter, in the 'Meets. Let
week the birth, of 999 boys and 971 girls, in all 1,970 chil-
dren, were missend in Leedom. Is the tee comes
weeks of the yean 18b3- the ammo .amber icorreesti
was 1 861.
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T
eaaole.—During last week the divers
employed on the sunken wreck of the of the American puke*
ship Amazon seat up 50 bars of railway free sad three mae
of had Tbe divers report that they can feel more lee&
'Leder the iron home sad other rubbish, which Dave fallen
When this has bean cleared away they expect to males

quicker
ArcSaileirrowairltitT TO Dtwrit.—A very
distressing death by Ere took plane on Sunday wer.r. It
appears that en old woman named Moodily, who lived oa
Primrose-bill, Tonbridge, socidestally ignited her dress
while pausing the fire-place, and oft trying to sitinguisit the
dame, she fell backwards upon the be. From her great
age, being more than 80, she was too weak to raise herself,
and her boebead, whose me exceeded her owe, and who
was bed-c:dden, wee unable to render her any assintence.
The united cries of the old couple, and the smoke which
lamed from the house, attracted t attention of the neagh.
hours, who, however, were too late to be of service. Tile
old womaa's clothes were comumed by the Winn, and her
body wee so extensively beret that she died the came
"e/th--Alfaidstone Journal.
itRIZZ-11011T PKEVINTLD.—At a late boar ow
Monday night Inspector J. Unwell, of the R Division at
Polies, at Woolwich received infamiatice that the Plover
eleam-vessel, Oapesiii Reed, had bees chartered to convey
a mammon* mirky of the " hussy" from London to the
Kentish mars, to whams a pales-fight for 200/. betwees
Reardon and Rooke. About 7 o'clock yesterday morning
the Plover, with the pugilists and a summons party of
their friends on beard, paned down the river off Wool-
wich, and Inspeober Weal% accompanied by nine polies
ecestables, immediately y the North Kent
Railway to the MAW* • end theme through the
mershes to the river shore. The Plover is the first le/dance
dhimarged it. cargo in the mamba sear Dartford, hut the
met with a body of the Kest °aunty constabulary,
again embarked on board the steamer, which returned
to • spet higher up the river, and the party were is the
set of landing to teraimenes the light when they oheemed
the form wader Inspector Liven, and quickly reterned to
the vessel, which steamed up the river, the combat being to
all appearancosaheadoeed.
A case of interest to millowners WWI deCiaNd at
Little Bolton on Holiday. The proprietors of Prospect
NM Harwood, were aciausesel for leglecting to teem their
is emeequesm of which a young mecum wee
ritesebieNkwas shows that the fencing had only beers takes
away for the purpose of 'heretic° ; but the magistrate:
nevertheless inflicted a meaty. They held that the
&Dodd not have been allowed to work in that 'art I:feer