The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-23 00:00:00

KINIIB.-(THI8 DAY.)

Two o'Ciooi.

There is a good amount of business in the mining
market for a Saturday. Ohiverton Moor shares
are in strong demand. and have advanoed
about 30.., owing to the receipt of favourable
advice. from the mine ; the present quotation is
sto I. Ent Lovell are also firmer, at 18 to ; Wheal
Grenville are quoted 3to I ; Clifford Amalgamated,
18 to 19 ; Great Vor, 34 to }, ex div. ; East Con-
don, 11 to ; Wheal Margaret, 4to ; Great
Busy, 3i to being lower ; and West Condon, 8i
to 9.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are quiet.
From Chiverton Moor (Sept. 21.), the agents
state :—" We beg to inform you that we have
intersected the south lode, in the 30 eroes-ent north
of the engine shaft, and find it 2} feet wide, com-
posed of soft spar, mundic, and silver lead, and
worth of the latter 8 cwte. per fathom. We con-
sider it an important improvement. We have
about 13 fathoms to drive from this to intersect
the north or main lode."
The directors of the Devonshire Great Consoli-
dated Copper Mining Company at their board
meeting, held yesterday, declared a dividend of
9,218/., being 9/. per share, arising from profits
on sales of copper ore sampled in the months of
May and June last. After payment of the same
there remains in baud a balance of 21,3841. Os. 10d.
in cub, or bills not at maturity, and reserved
fund.

The CHURCH CONGRESS—In consequence of the
death of the Rev. C. E. Oakley, the Rev. J. S. Mar will
take his plots in the proomedinp at the smooching church
magmas at Norwich, and Dr. Howson • ill take Mr. May's.
Toe Bishop of Norwich will, in addition to other g
entertain Sir Stephen Olynne, Bart Mr. J. Scott fun
will entertain the Rev. R. T. West, the Rev. W. R.
Wroth, the Rev. T. D. Platt, sad the Rev. P.O. Medd.
secretary of the Oxford magnum. The Veci. Arehdeicee
Beavers will entertain the Hon. end Vac. Madames
Harris and the Rev. A. Mildmay. The Rev. Canoe Heavi-
side will anteriate the Mbiv. J. Garden, subdue of the
Chapel Royal, amid Lord R. Cavendish. Co'oeel Cockburn
will entertain Vise Chaneellor Sir W. P. Wood. The Hee.
and Very Rev. the Dean of Norwich will entertain the Ven.
Arch/teapot Riusdall, the Rev. Canon Seymour, and the Ves.
Archdeacon Ffoulkes. The Rev. A. Jossopp will eetretisie
the Rev. Dr. Hoemoo, the Rev. Nugent Wads, the Rev. W.
D. ilsolagan, and Lord Rollo. The Rev. J. Shirley will re.
ear the Rev. Sir J. C. Seymour, But., and the Ret Dr.
Hodges. Mr. J. R. Christie will receive the Rev. Sir H.
Thompson, Bart., the Rev. W. S. Moscrieff, and the Rev.
J. Imne. Mr. J. Allen all pensive the Vs.. Archdeacon
Emery, the Rev. Professor Swanson, Professor Borrows.
Mr. J. M. Knott, Mr. .1. 11. Clabon, and tho Rev. Dr.
Bayles. Mr. H. Hansell will entertain the Rev. Dr. Kay.
The Rev. E. Gordon will entertain the Rev. 11. Bailey.
warden of St. Augustine's. Canterbury. Mr. F. Bolingbroke
will entertain the Rev. Dr. Botcher. The Rev. R. Rea
will entertain the Rev. J. Bardsley sod the Rev. J. B.
McCall. Mr. Fletcher will receive the Rev. J. N. Fuller.
of Pnecetown. Dartmoor. Mee. W. Herring will road,.
the Rev. W. Doyle, the merstary of the Manchester con-
gress, and the Rev. J. Marie, secretary of the Bard
essogren. Otter guests are oleo expected. Mr. R. J. H.
Harvey and Lady Henrietta Harvey will otertale the
Elseabors of the ammo at s &Vertex on the Thursday.
LORD DUDLEY AND THE "THREE CHOIR"
Feerivere. —lt may be remembered that dart); the
holding of the recent festival of the Three Chow at
Oloseester, which Will discountenanced by the bishop of
the diocese, the dean, and otters of the clergy, it wee
ttalgthat Lord Dudley intended acUvely to oppose tbe
of the tier festival at Worcerter. Lord Dudley hoe
this week *Mewled a letter to the Worcester papers, ducked
"Forest Lodge, Hainan', Sept. 18," in referenom to these
mom% in which he says, " I emit most fully the
efaitos of the charity ; the heightening of effect of the
performasce of sacred music to a embed:al, the beauty of
the compositions themselves, the meseriptioe of time, eat
the eountseemos foe long years of serious men sod
as well r the advantage to the toes end traded
Worcester. Bot aotwtthetaodisg this. I welter to say, as
I feel, that the cathedral—and Dow more then ever the
restored cathedral—is not the place for musical drams,
even oe sacred themes. That this will be generally ad-
milted—parses net this year or neat, but very ehort/y
I cannot doubt, wed a restoratiou of the original idea a •
sea roe by the nailed chairs, or the removal of the featieal
from the prof:biota of the eathedesi, wall be the result'
The threatecod committee to the contienacce of theme
frauds has mooed a strong feeling in Worcester, end •
menses ial is BOW is enures of signature for prefseetatios be
the dean and chapter taproot,* of the wishes of the he
habitents of the county ad city in favour of their sone
trimees. This document has already been signed by the
sheriff of the city and county, the keel M.P.'s, Right Hoe.
Sir J. S. Pakiegton, H.P., Sir E. A. H. lachroere, Sir 0.
artisan. and a large number of influential reedenw.
ZLOTY:IIRWL —A. few mornings mime • young lady
of 18, whose friends are at present staying at Waterloo.
orencent, felled to make her appearance at the hreakfar
table, hut es she was in the habit el taking early walks see
much was thought of the aironmetstos. The morning wow
oe„ however, sod es so tidop were heard of miss, paps end
mamma were left to ell suet. of uncomfortable tailoring.
Messengers were sent in quest of the mining fair we te
all the haunts she was In the habit of freqoesuog ; bat la
vain, am trios of bee wee to be found. Later in the day •
telegraphic menage solved the mysterious deappearaeoll.
The merege explained that the young lady hul loft Dover
as early teas of the London. m, tad Door
Hallway. and was at that moment baked in the nay tends
of Hymen. The bridegroom is a gallant captain of militia
more the. twice the sge of the fair bride, whose impetuous
eight to the haven of matrimosial bliss is explaised, its
believe, by the fact that the gay Lothar* did not Gad
favour in the eyes of the young lady's parents.—Doses
Express.
lion/DES GREAT lIORSZ FAIL —The great annul
six days' Imo fair of Hordes, Yorkshire. was emomeneol
on Tuesday last, and has hoe resealed the sabsequeat day*
is this week ; the show of hones crae of the highest slue
sad order, tad the best dwariptioe of yore cattle suitable
Ins hareem moose' were is good competition. but animas
• secondary ammeter moo to &thee' hands an eery
terms ; several draughts of hunters from welhknows reds
=submitted for sale wader the hemmer, sod harem of
and high reputation maimed very high irreg.
mad a large business hoe beentraneacteL Oliver hacks,
gallows's. roadsters, sod neat gore penieseenueeeded lag
owe& stables have sold eat, and tie boom are now em
met for de aced quarters. The fair will outenne after
to-day (Saturday) for the male of breed merit, yearliaes.
foals, ice A very lame assemblage of dealers awl ethos
tatereeted is horses have visited thie hems mart.
TRAFFIC RiCRIPIIL The haiku receipt' at
railways in the United Kingdom amounted, foe the week
eroding the 16th September, oe 12.252 miles, be 755.11444, se4
for ibis corresponding week of lot year. ea 11.915
to 704,6421., showing an ismer, of 337 miles, end of
50424 The goes receipts en the following 14>iles,"
amounted is the eggregate, ou 8.771 miles, le
624.2954, and foe the oorrespoodieg week of 1864, ee
5.474 miles, to 591,2454, showing en immure of
297 Who. and an torero of 7,0604 The he.
moue oa the Caledonian anointed err 5804 ; es the Assedr
Eastern to 1,6871. ; cot the Great Nertheni to 3,8881. ; at
the Onset bothers and Wedges le 2,0171. ; en the Oren"
Werra I. 1,7304; ea WO Lowman, sad Yorketiee
to 3,1304 ; on the Lodes end Nutt Woken te 6,81114 p
on the London and Ihikltion to 33394 ;on the La-
des and Sena Western to 2.6864: on the
sad Lineolashke, to 1.5524 ; se thei
to X 7671. on the North Batik to 1,1661. ; en the
Nerth Foseers so 4,8984; and on the Serb Raelmm
to 1.1701.-4irel 37,0604 The gods end Edema Oldie our
those Reel ameneted to 304,5684.. sad for the
ig7
week of 1864 to 283,9064, Acerbic anliereaserait
The remstele for presegere. pare* he.. smarmed
347374, spirt 297.3304, show* se inemem WAIL
The Oath meeipte as 40 'Wm lines fienmeeteel, as 3.411
miles, Se 186,8894, and ter the ceereepondieg week of het
yew, ew 8,481 miles. to 118,3974, thew* en iscreeneat
31 miles and of 13,4924 to the receipts. The total ressipor
of the past week show a decrease of 2.5474 as moped
with these of the presiding week ending the 9th Met