The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-07 00:00:00

YINES.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLocw.
In the home mining market to-day the only
feature of interest is a demand for East Wheal
Russell shares, which are quoted ist to 1.. In the
Stook Exchange no business is officially reported.
Prices in most cases are nominal. _ _

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There have been some inquiries for Pontgiband
shares which are marked 61. Other foreign de-
scriptions remain dull.
From Hawkmnor Captain Jae. Richard. reports lApil 5) the
80 Whom level mat of the theft weed hie reguW. •nd predicted
Ken good done. of ore. The Cwe Deco drlvlag by the tide
a the lode ; the ground la favourable, and the men are working well.
The pUeli la the bad of the 60 ,thou) level west of the 'haft Is *ld-
iotl4:e very good work twinpper.
Rath Prances Captain P. Hoeltlor MILS. (A aril 3) :
" dotting report .• Halegs clan I. nook 6g, fathoms under the fatm
level. We have set, 3 fadeout or the month to 9 men at 184. ppeerr fathom,
and the 48 fathom level west of Hake. to ft men 6 fathom, or tho
mouth, no 411. per fathom ; the 36 fathom level west of Eaten. shaft to
6 two 6 fathom m the mouth, at U. 16a. per fathom ; a %Abate pitch
at the beck of the 14 fathom level at 13.. 44. in the poem& The peo-
dace of the ore b "
The 16old load dining Company (Limited> have rewind the follow-
ing report for klatch from Coot. John ;—" The rpm and its
oxitioue to welt regularly mad well. The =taw thefla
to and hard nature of the ground and the water now
lambed from the bottom, Is very troublesome, and difficult to dot;
therefore the price la Maker, and pia rese dower. It ts now a little
better, so the% by the cod of the month. ye tomer, 16 la eapeolat the
depth at which it Is wop.,aod to eat Date the lode sad delve shied
thereon will he reached, namely, 11 fathoms below the 33 lad level.
and he tor a fork for tbe water. In discourse of dnktng, the ahlaga
of lend ore notioed lo my last report have become stemma ard ban
yielded name good work for lead ore. At thl. moment bi age Don
Quite es good ea Met week, but etul better than worn
goad Met for deeming. The slot under the Simard level we boo=
op ter 4 yards deep, be as ye no whole mend. 14 I. front ego $
Idtg&sed to each earl the lode
.k idadly, with
ke the mak where in oneMa worth tea et Me
and beyond this, In the Dudes of the Iran& teir vadat II
rlong. thee /War ery Molly lode Indeed, now wank ea ea amnia
eg. el en pern üblob, in • back, cue be Mooed ter sl6=
fathom Met Mk see of the the t oar pile of over .tad le ....
footmen& sad A now metals from 6 to 6 tom of
Turbot,. disk Wide added a Ptak or lodge, to go dello'. din am
been sank 1 fathom 4 Isea I babes, when water wee aliffilt=dil MIN
gredually !owning, no that by ths thus tulle 11 put.m.... the mie
mil Antall on Mondayl we coped to rernme dabble
Here them l. the MISS natond Ileaeiteme boulders al-Wm lei em
=for lead ore Who rgegdei ig iiree egeeells
et is mod pro. gad we begs WS keg to dgeneadt;
0 sea. I am pleared with th lode to the II yard sad feel
when wo reach the bottom of the gar we gall bare good oro."

TV ELY ZVI:1111N.

Rather more business was done to-day in English
mining shares at the reduced %notations lately esta-
blished. We hear of transactions in shares in Great
Wheal Alfred, East Basset, Pendeen Consols, West
Basset, Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary Ann, and
Wheal Margaret Wheel Edward were flat.
Foreign and colonial mining shares remain dull.