The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-18 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARI MARKETS.

LlYgnyooc, Jelin today: Great Eastern, 531 -Lan-
cashire and Yorkshire, 111 London and North Western, 102-
Minebester, Sheffield, and Lin.mln, 451 1 6-Buffslo and lake
Huron, 61-Albion Inman:tee Company. 9.10 p-British and
Foreign Marine, 4 p -Confederate Loan, 14 d.-Buffalo prof.,
klAnt JOVE 117.-Thanwas a good market at steady
prices. Great Eastern, 531-Great Ship pref., Ills. 64.-Ortat
Western of Canada, 111-Great Western, 604 -II li note Central,
301 (J.-Lacs:Mire and Yorkshire, 1111 1-London and North
Western, 104 I - Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 451-
Midland, 1281 -North Eastern York), 901-North Staffordshire,
DP-South Radom 911-Gersten Extension, 10 3-18 - Gre-
nada Deferred, 94-Ditto Two per cent , 324 - WlUtehmen and
Furneis, 144-Intems4lOnal. 81 -Italian Five per Cent., 721.
JCII3 17.-Birmingham Canal SW -a were sold
to- ,ay no 93i to 94 ; klinningbans Wagon pref. quoted to 616
prem. Peninsular and Uri. ntal Steam. 791 buyers ; Birmingham
Waterworks shares. ST, buyers; South Staffordshire Railway, 11
to 111 , Birmingham Guaranteed. 76, buyers ; and London and
North Wedern. 102, buyers.
DOBLIII, Oa 16.-Three per Cent. Consols, 921 I-New Throe
pm. Cent. Stock, 911-Bank of Ireland. 1001. paid, 218 x. d.-
Union Rank (Limited), iac.), 144 1-Dublin and Meath. Fffi. paid,
94-Great Southern and Western, 1002. paid, 011 1-Midland
Great Western and EL Canal, GE. paid, 611 1-Dftio, for ac-
count, 614- Waterford and Limerick, 501. paid, 19 -Belfmt and
Northern Counties, 4 per cent. perp., 1001. paid, SC-Great
Southern end Western, 4 per cent. peep., 1002. paid, DM-Irish
North Western, 5 per amt. perp., Class A, 64.

It appears from a parliamentary return issued
this morning, that the amount of gross revenue per hand
of population in Groat Britain in 1801.2 was 75., and in
1861-2, 21. 13s. In Ireland the revenue per head in 1801-2
was lls. 2d., and in 1861-2, 11. 3e. sd. The population of
Ireland is only 582,636 more now than in 1801.2. In Eng-
land the population has more than doubled Heel( during the
isms period.
FATAL FIGHT AT PlMLlCo.—Yesterday evening
Mr. Bedford held an inquest at St George's Vestry-room
Mount-street, Ornevenor-square, on the death of Charles
(shorn, aired 26, carman. It appeared that deceased
and Richard Pelham (who has since been charged be-
fore the magistrate with manslaughter) were drinking
together at the Rising Sun, Pimlico, when the de-
mand and Pelham quarrelled. After fighting several
rounds they would have ceased and been goodfriends,Z±
some of the bystanders advised them to go on.
renewed the fight and had several falls, in .1,-a
the deceased fell uppermost. After they bad '
, ceased the deceased was standing alone, and. with-
out a blow or a push from anyone, he suddenly fell on
hie face with great violence, ea if from exhaustion. He
never spoke afterwards, and was picked up appareetly
lifder sod carried into the public-house, when Dr. Way
wee sent for, who pronounced him dead. Dr. Way made a
postmortem examination of the body. He found some
snperficial wounds on the face, but the bone of the nose
was broken. The cause of death, he said, was not clear,
but be thought it arms from coecumion of the brain. The
jury held that " Death arose from concussion of the brain,
produced by a fall, earned by exhanstioe."
Museum or PATENTS, 801:TH KENSINGTON.—
Number of visitors for the week ending June 13, 1,447 ;
total ember Mice the opening of the museum free daily
(12th May, 1858), 728,723.