The Express.
London, England, 1852-04-08 00:00:00

THIS DAY.

Two o'Ctoci.
The Gold Mining share market presents no feature
of novelty, being quiet but firm. Agua Fries are no
better, marking only 1 prem. Colonial Gold are
quoted to prem.; Grenada, #to prem. ; Lake
Bathurst, to 7, prem.

No. 1 Alum.. Mimes. Pal. w Closes new
an done
Jay to.day.
100,000 I I Aar Pre 1 1 /4 pea 2
100.080 100. Anglo Californian
IMO. 173 Asturian ... .. ...
10,000 10 eintralmea 2 f 11.
20,000 20 Australian 3
100,900 1 Anetralian Freehold
30,000 I Ave Maria . .. -. .
00.000 30 Beenarvon Iron ood Coal all ... ...
100.000 1 &Web Auetrallan Gold all I 11 lie
10.000 113 Small. Imp. res. at St pm. 24e 11 1
0.000 30 Do. Comm and Coles&
11,000 20 Do. Nt. John Uel Ye;
210,000 1 Canon's Creek all I IRIII I
12,000 . . 03bre Copier ..40
70,000 Eng. k Australian o•pper el 6 1766, 04
20,000 20 General
3 ,eOO 1 ssoklen llosintela PIP iIN
11.100 3 Gnat Palerreth. Oll
il
14 le pm NI
20,00 n 10 11991cakessaanare 9
200,000 I Nouveau Monde
" "
130,0. 1 Port Philip _ . I re pa II
7,4430 30 Anew death& ---0. ill
core . 10 Tin Croft
43,171 :A. 234 Gelid Alealme
100,r Ovl 1 West klaripaes ...... all ' 5 die per

IT bi A SIGNIFICANT FACT that both of Lord Der-
by's Scotch law officers, in their desire to get into parlia-
ment, have to appeal to constituencies situated at extreme
points of the kingdom—one on the Channel, the other be-
yond John c'Groat'a. The cause they have espoused must
be unpopular indeed, when they cannot venture nearer
home. If questions are allowed to be asked at Lymington,
perhaps somebody may ask Mr. Anderson how it was that
he retained office as Solicitor-General under Sir Hobert
Peel, when that hon. baronet carried free trade, and now
takes office under Earl Derby, as an opponent of that mea-
sure ?—Seotsman.

Tim Hor DITTY.—From a return just printed. bv
order of the House of Lords, it appears that in the year
ended the sth January last there were 27,042,919 lbs. id
hops paying duty amounting to 236,623/. lc 10d. Last
year there were 48,537,669 lbs., paying as duty
421,702/. 3s.
NORTH STAPPORDsHIRE RAlLWAY.—Traffic return
for the week ending March 28, 4,9031. ; corresponding week
last year, 4,Bl3L—(The above is exclusive of the receipts
available under the agreement with the London and North
Western Railway C-,ingany.l
BELFAST AND COUNTY DOWN RAILWAY.—The
traffic on the above railway was, for the week ending 4th
April, 1852: Passengers, 5,949, 132/. Os. Id. ; sub-
scriptions, 12/. 2s. lid.: goods and parcels, 371. 7.. od.
Total, 1811.198.6 d. For the week ending April 6,18.51
Passengers, 6,2'27, 141/. 2.. Od. ; subscriptions, St 9s. Ckl.
goods and parcels, 68!. 3s. 2d. Total, 2181. 14s. 2d.
KANIPTULICON CONPANT.—A further call of 6/.
per share is to be made to pay off the debts of this abortive
undertaking.
LONDON AND MIRTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—
Return of traffic for the week ending April 4, 1857 :
Passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, and mails,
24,446!. 16s. Id.; merchandise, 17,6041. 16s. Bd.; cattle,
1,0941. 191. Od. Total, 43,2461. lls. 9d. Corresponding
week, 1851, 43,027/. 11s. 1011. Ditto, 1850, 44,0191. 131.
ate: 1850-561 816/.los. 4d.; 1E451-661,208% 17a.2d ;
1 • ,6871. 13s. 6J.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAT.—The first excnrsio
train on this line for the present season is fixed for Satur-
day next, the trains leaving Bristol and Bath for Padding-
ton and returning the same day.