The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-07 00:00:00

morEs.—(THIS DAY.)

Two o'CLoci.

The mining market is rather active to-day, with
a good amount of business. Wheel Grylle shares
are quoted 29 to 30 ; East Caradon, 341 to 35 ;
Mark, Valley, 9} to 1 ; South Caradon, 330
to 335 ; Great Wheal Fortune, 20 to 21; Tincroft,
91 to 10 ; and Wheal Grenville, 575. to 595. In
the Stock Exchange East Caradon shares have
been dealt in at 351 and 34/ ; East Cern Brea, at
13 ; Great South Tolgus, at 3 and 31 ; am: Great
Wheel Vor, at 7. .
West Polmear, oatlse2ndind.onadea cad 3s. per share.
At Wheal Beast meeting on the Ist instant the en-
emata showed a credit balsam of 3,5:4/. 13e. sd. A divi-
dend of W. per share (1,5361.) was declared, leering
2,018/. Ms. sd. to the next account.
Wed Wheal Trevelyan, on the 4th inst., made a call of
6a per share.
The Freed Cooed' accounts, presented at the meeting on
the 2nd instant. showed a debit balance of 3&i!. 17s. Ist. A
all of 84. 10d. per share was made.
The Miners Mine sold on the Ist instant 606 tons of lead
ore, st prism varying from IW. 10s. to 131. 1111. 6d. per ton.

THE FIRE AND Loss Or LITZ IN TEM CONNER-
CIAL-lOAD EABT.-ADJOITINID 0010NRIVE INQUEST.-
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This Walthew, the
deputy coroner for East Middlean, resumed, at the London
Hospital, the adjourned inquiryrespectiog the circumstance'
attending the death of Edward John Reynolds, aged
24, who wan unfortunately killed on the morning of Wed-
nesday last, by jumping out of • second door window of the
premises belonging to Mr. G. Alvey, • watch and clock-
maker, situate at No. 7, Lucee-place, Commercial-road
East, whilst the said building wee on fire. After the
' bindles' of the house and the pollee had been examined, the
slinky was again sid.
CHa PRauTON ELECTION AND THE Romer; CATHO-
LICS.—Let the Rail of Darby be in power two years, if
such a length of time be possible, and our friends the
catholic' will be brought to their senses. In the days of
their political adversity they were glad to take shelter in the
sympathies of other persecuted parties, and contended
valiantly for social and political liberty; but they for-
get themselves and the reel character of those who are
making tools of them for their own ends. " What we
of course aim at, in God's good time sod way," says the
Rev. F. Oakely, in the Tablet, is "to be, as we have
once been, the dominant Church of England. We had
gradually, under the pnimure of the penal laws, forgotten
our place in the world ea God's only church; we had
been snubbed so suesiedully, that we thought it gain even
to make common canes with the Deets of yesterday (Dis-
senters), and, pinning our/sloes to their sleeve, to get, if
it might be, • share in the poor picking' of concession
which, with mighty professions and small fruit, were from
time to time vouchsafed to us. What can have led catholic.
to detach themselves from this ignoble, though profitable sill.
ernes exeept arouscicusnem of their true strength mad nobility?'
The contest must have coat the successful candidate and .
his friends not less than eight or ten thousand pounds.
The slackening of it before noon disappointed • pack of
hungry scoundrels who were welting to sell themselves
at • higher price thee had been offer.a. They got nothing
at all, and were served perfectly right. During the day
there were thirteen voters at • certain public-house who
had been tendered bf. a piece-+n offer which they indig- .
nutty rejected, fawns themselves worth more.—Protos
Guardian.
Tan ST. BARTHOLOMEW BICINTINARY.—The
Centre' United Committee for celebrating the seosedon el
the nonconforming clergy in 1682 ennonnee • course of lec-
tures on the subject, to be delivered at Willis's Rooms fort-
nightly, by the Rev. Dr. MoOrie, the Rev. A. Molaren (of
Manchester), the Rev. R. W. Dale (of M=4lo=4 end
Rev. Dr. Halley. The first lecture will be delivered this
Paid Dr. KoOrle.
OF BREAD.—The prices of wheaten bread
in the metropolis are from 80. to 9d. ; of hourshrld
ditto, lid. to Bd. Some bakers ere selling from Bid. to Td.
per 41b. loaf, weighed on delivery.