The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-30 00:00:00

.MINEB.-(THIS DAYJ

Two o'CLoow.
In the mining market today the dealers are
chiefly engaged in the settlement of the sa
count, yes the tone continues very firm.
Clifford Amalgamated, Chiverton Moor, South
Darren, Great Vor, and North Treskerby
shares are in sermeial request. Sub'epined
are some of the pressat quotations : •
Amalgamated, 193 to 201: Ofriverton Moor,
6 to 1 ; South Darren, 37a. 6d. to 425. 6d.
Great Voir, 38 to ; Korth Treskeeby, 31 to
; East Lovell, 151 to 161: East Greaville, 34 to
ren• Wheal G villa, 3to 1; and Nast Russell,
'to 4.
Frontino and Bolivia shahs bays declined:
transactions are recorded at 21, 94, and 21. Other
foreign, as wall as colonial. mines are quirt.
The Froatino and Bolivia (Saab American) Gold
Mining Conaway have just received a remittance of
about 350 ounces of cord. The whims from Bolivia
ortend to the 6th of Sept., and Captain Goyen, the
superintendent, states that in two or three months
from that date be will be in a position to send from
that mine regular remittances of gold, amounting on
the average to 750 or 800 ounces in each month.
This would be with the working of only 24 heads
of stamps, but other stamp were being erected.
Consignments would also be made from Frontiuo.
Captain °oyes adds that both mines were opening
out exceedingly well.

LIVERPOOL OOTTON MARKET.
(TRU' DAT.)
(float ova Oyu ousitissartorr.)
(as amino ansumetona. setsoura.)
The market UMW' mese quiet IS about Saturday's
rico. Sao about 4,000 Whs.

COAL MA.RILET.—(IIIIB DAY.)
Walls Esd Hutton,
_23s. dd.; Walla Eud
235. 6d. ; Walla Had Saadi HitiOla 23e. 6d.;
Walls End Tarts, 23e. 3d.; Walls lad East Hartle.
pool, 21s. 3d.; Walls !ad Hartlepool, Els. 34. ;
Walla End gratis KILIOII4 225. AL Walls End Hewes
Hall, 224. Id. ; Walla Bad Hump, 23a. ; Walla End
Klalo4l. 22a. 6d. ; Walla Zed Um rail. 64.; West Limb.
tor, Wt. 91. ; Walls End Truatall„ 225. 3d. ; Walla
Yid Acorn Close, Vs. 64. ,• Walls End Hatton Lyons,
22a. 33. ; Holywd4 205.; Wylam, 9.1 e. ; dr
at et,
19a. 3d.; Howard's Hartley, 19s. 64.--Ehips at =mast,
66; at sea, 15.

Diana; nit TES RAILWAY.—A permengee on the
Ludo', (Asthma, and Dover Railway was killed op ti.tur-
day night in the manner fella:dog :—when she last train
from Imdgatehill was paring Detteress•park stat Mis •
gentleman suddenly opined one of the carriage doors end
stepped oat. Re fell raider the traia, and mu torn and
mangled in a shocking manner. Death moat have beenlate in-
seseueeous. The body was eat in halves. Up to •
bear yesday the dessesed had not bees Justified, &ad
oely vague ter
specub mean he issearded as to whether the
sat ma an accideotel or inteetionel one A man's body.
horribly crushed and torn, was found lying
on the Midland
Railway, near Borro wash elation. ea Thursday lITOGICII.ound
The
body could sot be identified, although some letters tonne
with it may discover whose it was. Yew e doubt es to
the character of this death prevails he dormer is-
stance.
Orr= Hmrritin in Tits Vela ot Ismer.—
Os October 20 the lovers of otter hunting awl their bounds
met at B:shopstoke at 8 delock, and worked up the valley,
Boding. wo believe, nothing till they got Mtn Mr. W.
Newtoa's mewlows, and here. is the side of • gully. urns'
which the footpath from Compton to Twyford Church
leeds, wider some malt pollards, were found traces of 141
otter. After • long hunt up and down the watercourse
the animal was driven into • hole under an ash stump.
From this it was woe turned out by the honed, ull killed,
in the presence of Mr. G. A. F.. Well, of Wortbyperk.
and Mr. Albert Pyle. of this city, both " mighty hunters"
of the four-tasted poacher. The ace killed was a bitch
otter, and weighed about 18Iba. The spot h
erewer it wee
taken was as near as possible that where het etter
was discovered last year. How the existence of the otter
in our easy should have mended unknown for so many
years is Weed etrangs.—Hants Advertiser.
ATrace ON Alt ITALIAN EDITOR.—A horrible at-
tack has just been made upon Prefer oe Ariel° Vi Ire!. the
editor of the Italian Dewapaperritalia Castrate. at iteg4io.
He had gives great offence by °epode, the cuirass of •
pure democrat, and no doubt la esterieleed that be wee at-
tacked in conareeence. He was appemiching his own door
is tie Via San Giovanni. near the police-office. when •
number of men armed with knives and sticks rushed upon
' him. knocked him down, and st ibbed him in el the nines..
' They ran off leaving Idea bleeding on the paned. He was
at once removed to ha Mose sad attsWed to. While the
medical men were dressing his wounds be retained presence
of mind enough to write sa address to the ishabitanta of
Reggio. in which be uys they he done sot attribute .o them
the criminal act of • anal fucker, and cosierettilet. a thes
, on the support they had given to the Maul moderate cau-
-1 Mate. The affair has caused great excitement. Dr. Volpe
is a Vartetisa exile.
Tun ENGLISIL El/SASSY AT PAZIL—The Paris
correspondent of the Poet writes :-- " Siam the death of
Lord Pelmerstors reports have circulated in Paris ninny
Lord GPSOVIIIo taking the poet of Earl Cowley se British
ambusador. No one seems to know what found:a; on there
msy be for these rumour& Lord Cowley has bee
cen here all
in
through the Emperor's rinice,, and was most sucssful
keeping up friendly relations between Frazee and Eogland
in exceptional aid illElcult times. Ilia excellency hes ever
been honoured by the Emperor with something more then
ordinary courtly etiquette. The post of Brian& animus - °or
at Paris is not so pleasant a service as name people might
imagine. Paris is too near London for that. Tnere are no
end of unreasonable people contisually ormilag over from
, England who want to be prostrated to thelimperor sad be
i• 0 to the court belle. Appliestiou for admissions to
public places, and information .4 all sorts is iwroir•A —in
het, the British Embus', in Paris is the metre foe reesivieg
all those watererme requests which see demanded by
and are peculiar to the Eagleibuiee &breed. Then Ware Is the
romantic British colony IC P11A5151...401116 hundreds—ell nf
whom think they are It to die* with Lsdy Cowley and
duce with her ladyship &trio( the season. This is nut
a pleasant date of things for se mehesselor. Then
1 there le all the complicated he al the charitable
societies, and the jiNIOISSIOS of she parsons and the doctors.
Them again, the Embassy of Paris is mode by the Foreign-
affirm the reoeirieg house of the youthful std newly-air
pointed attaches, who are sent here to leers diplomacy
aid improve their morals. So the British Amber:ardor be-
comes a sort of diplomatic schoolmaster. The upreeente.
Mee of the Quin at Paris ought to have a large private
fortune and speed it ea enoomfortahle stiff ofeciel dinners
ad receptiou. to whirl reuse be ievited so exosedisely
misoelleneous company of Queen Victoria's subjects. After
• dozes years of abis sort of shim the suet entlessieetio
patriot sod most devoted earesat of the crown risd country
ar wish to reties, especially when goodrntured fortune
las,s dleter deigned te lale.* • ^ -