The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-04 00:00:00

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

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LIVERPO9L, FRIDAY, 10.30 ♦ Y.

An active bu.iness has been done to-day in home
mining 'docks. This is partly owing to the receipt
of considerable orders from Cornwall to purchase
abases at the present reduced prices. South Caradon
bay. been principally inquired for, and still show an
tendency. The sales reported to-day are
ErtshrdCaradon. at 290, 300, 310 ; Vi'est Caradon, 240 ;
South Basset, 625, 630, 6375; North Pool, 230, 235 ;
Alfred Console, 255, 26, 265; Great Alfred Consols,
34; West Providence, 361; Wheal Mary Ann, 425,
45; Wheal Trelawney, 425, 435, 45; North Buller,
8; Gonamena, 105, 115; Wheal Tremayne, 7,5;
Tincroft, 55 ; South Tamar, 65 ; Mendip Hills, 4;
Gawton United, 215.; Tamar Consols, 25; West
Alfred Consols,ll, 115, 12; Hope Valley, 35, 4, 45 ;
Treweatha, 61s. 6d.; Wheal Neptune, 1,2, ; Wheal
Wrey, 5, 1 ; Wheal Lemon, 2; East Ding-Dong, 3,5;
East Margaret, 95, 10; Balnoon, 25; Kennegy, 2,
25 ; East Frongoch, 2, 5.
The gold mining shares met with only a quiet
business to-day, but prices were well supported for
the leading descriptions. The Mariquita and Quartz
Rock Companies' shares were rather better. At 4
o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted i to 5 prem. ;
' Great Nugget, 5- to 5 prem. ; Port Phillip, 7-16 to
5.16 dia.; British Australian, 9-16 to 7-16 dis. ;
Nouveau Monde, 5 to 5 prem.; Agua Fria, 5 to 5
prem.
United Mexican sham partially rallied from yes-
terday's depression, and were largely dealt in. Na-
tional Brazilian (Cocaes), on the other hand, were THE EARL OF EENMARE died at GreatMalvern on
flatter. In the shares of the Rhymncy Iron Com- itiadaihoulliue is gocceneded. glwethosotnltle
Nt,:zehnistieberoiroctnhe
pony there were numerous transactions. WestB,q M.P. for Kerry,we, takes the second title of Viscount
Indian descriptions remain flat. Metcalfe Copper Castlerosse, The Kenmare estates include some of the
were last quoted 5 to 1 prem. Pontgibaud shares finest parts of Killarney scenery, and tie late earl was
have been dealt in at 18 (201. paid). much loved in the neighbourhood for his beneficence ant
Thenominalelasing_prices of new undertakings are
with
nt:le 'girths
of Baron nEl{lenmofarlie eLVer e iastea British peer
as follows :—Mizon Head, sto I dis.; Lewis Hill swteady adherent of the whig party, but took no activepee
part
puarat
Range, sto tits. ; Cologne Lead, a to die.; in politics.
Clarendon (of Jamaica), par to pm.; Britannia THE MARQUIS OF LONDONDERRY left Dublin on
0011, 5 to per sh. ; New South IVales Coal, sto a Tuesday morning for his seat in the north of Ireland. His
dia.; L'Aigle d'Or, Ito dia.; London and lordship had been detained several days in Dublin by a
Virginia Gold and Copper, die. to }prem. ; severe and dangerous injury., whieh. he suffered when re-
Virginia
„foot: from the Esexhmabedizzocnusatee
negligence,flaglway
in
Mount Carbon Conl, I to 5 dia. ; enmare,K
par to 5 pm.; Lake Superior Copper, 5 dia. to one of the circular openings the flagging thronb
par ; Connemara, 5 die. to par ; Glensulin, 5 to coal is shot into the cellars, WA* left open, and no person
dia.; Australian Mutual, 5 to 5 dis. ; Chartered was left in charge to warn pa.sengers of the danger. Lord
Londonderry, :prrreeyne,ielidhiwl ship:vino:
several
leg
and
da t
thigh,t e building,
ewtalo
pk walked
Australian Land and Mining, ato die.; Golden
the
Mountain, sto 5 dia.; Poltimore, 1-16 to 3.16 pm.; Great
Crinnis, par to 5- pin.; Garnett acid Moseley, to there was neither fracture nseorvedeisicr'attiuoir."'lllust lordship
15 prem. ; Sue River (of Jamaica), par to 5 ; Met- made his way without assistance to his hotel, where he rep-
calfe (of Jamaica), to 1 prem. ; Carberry West, ruined for several days confined to hie bed.

Wind South, moderate, and fine. 64
The new screw steamer Lusitania got ashore toti
terday near Rock Ferry, but came off this mornings se
flood without apparent injury. The ship Prince of so
Orange fell over in the Brunswick Graving Dock, is
and sustained considerable damage.
Arrived.—Queen Victoria, from New Orleans; Bt.
Britannia, from Montreal; Juno, from Alexandria; I
Alps, steamer, from Havre. a.,
Put Back.—The packet ship Jacob A. Westervelt,
for New York, making 18 inches water per hour.
She sailed on the sth of October, and had got as far iy
as the Banks of Newfoundland. et.l
GRAVESEND, FRIDAY, 10 A.M.
CUATOM-110L141 RETURN.
Wind 8., fine; tide half-hour's flood. 10
Arrived, Nov. 3.—Farmers, from Tcneriffe. so
a
Nov. 4.—Tiger (steamer), from Tonningen ; Nep-
tune (steamer), from Hamburg.
20
Sailed.—City of Paris (steamer), for Boulogne. so
DEAL, FaIDAT, 9.17 AR. 20
Wind S. S. E., fresh and hazy.
Passed.—Phcenician from Sydney, for London ;
Nereid, from Marseilles, "
for London ; Burlington,
from Quebec, for London; Hugo Grotius, from tai
London, for Geelong.
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