The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-21 00:00:00

MINES'.-THIS DAY.

Two o'CLoOt.
In the mining market to-day shares is
East Wheal Russell have fallen to 19 to 20.
Some business has taken place in shares in
Wheal Margaret, Providence Mines, Bryntail, Old
Taigas, Buller and Basset, and Mosewarne United.
Prime are steady. Wheal Basset shares are officielli
marked in the Stook Exchange 2031.
Them is still no alteration of importance in
foreign and colonial mining securities. Linares
Mining shares are officially marked 10.
The balf.youly meetiog of the Unarm Lead
hateingpaq Is called for the 29th inst. The directors declared
divklend of be. For share, payable on the
.I6th of April.
T% simnel meeting of tits Fortuna Mining Compri, is
called for the 31st inst.
I A dividend of 3/. per stare wee declared by Wheal Bullet
on the 16th inst.
The dividend declared by Roemer% and Ilerl•nd, on the
Nth but., was 11. per share.
At • meeting of adventurers la Wheal Arthur, held oaths
17th Inst., a call of 3s. pee sham was mads.
At • rosetlng of adventurers in Treloweth Mine, held em
the 16th bet, the nwonsite showed for the eta months
ending Ise. 31, • henna against the adventure% of
1,3941. 12s. 49. A cell of 61. Bd. per slate was made.
At • meeting of adventurers in East luliburtoa
held on the 17th inst., the soommts showed • delft bastini64
1961. A call of le. per share was made.
West Caradon Mho sold %Thursday 240 tons of ewer
ewer 2,4631. L.
following sales of Led on were sad% during
lest wash .—Foidale Nine, 100 toes, at 101. lls., sad 30 tome
at 61. IL. per too ; ICsawkk, 36 ems, at 141. Is. ed. MUD;
and Bwkh Consols hiss, 40 toes, at 161. la. per ton.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETI

MARE-LANS.--(THIS DAT.)
Ths attenthants of the naffs was fall, the tone bra-prim
al most artieko of the trade not tau& shwa The=
of boom-grows grain ens mall. The imports of
pets into Lemke this week were reported this monk* ex
very small of wheat sod oats, Gad Mr of lamby.
Wase.r.-Baglialt in man supply, cleared at fully lath
Mondars plow mad choke samples IL pm qr. deiller •
for
nialtorek ; Ins torts maim* seems. Rola'
whns, Os. to 4oe. to din pre qr. • Donis
Langsburg,du 4ffs. 66e. per 4941 b. ; Stastoik, 461. to
66a10a. ; other Na tio porta, 40a. to 465.
noon in demand and rather dearer thaw Let 11=
Tone, Pk. to 40s. ; Norfolk, 41. per ;
KM to Wk. per 2601 k. ; sour Arm., v 8., Ws. to 26a, Per
barrel.
HAMMY. IDS unaltered, at .boat last WOW/
prism. fthrossorts slow eals. VA to an yor
worn; Bette,, 240. to SU. ; other earth 21s. to 26a.=
Osre firm, at Amman, ltooday's prime.
20e. to SW. per qr. 19s. to 295. per qr.; Orr
Bettie ports, 20a. to 203 e. per qr.
Batuct.-Bnglish unaltered at Mt Ithaday's pekoes.
leffpffets thm. English tick, 36e. to 40a.;
425. to 445. par qr. Fared" Sas. to 4!. per
Pass dull, at last Mondays pikes. beams; 40s.
to 41e.; Hog end ray, ths. to 421.; kmaign whits, Wm
to 40n
lkommtoOsioost.-Bitun Let Friday only 6 pelt=
easels Irmo wiptated arrived at pees of call, vis..-1
1 many 4 Wert Of thass and them
arrived. about canoes, Ids :10 wised, Irmaigne,l
end 6 barley reader now offered of the coast ea Oak
Very kw trametthane ham taken tthee since last Friday.
The few toles reported were . Wheat, thick, Ms. 9d. per qr.;
Kenn, 26e. 9d. per 48010 s.

MINCING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.)
The faliowinikiitiblic WAN 11111 advertised far to-roorrow
Sugar 3,000 Mauritius, and 2,000 tag. Bengal
Coin .00 cams 1241411, 400 bap awive Ceyloo, and
100 half-tenels Mucha. Tea: alma 7,000 packages. an
1,480 bags. Saltpetre: SOO beip.
las4o.—A. cargo of brown Tersemlraco told slam Friday,
at SU. bd. for the Continset.
Tia.—A far amount el twiner dons in Valk leaf, at
previous ram This wOI geblio sales to-morrow.
Oolean.—Tgla article ken been in good demand, and foil
Rte
prisms pat.
s.—Pinks, Kano sold at Bs. 3d.
Corron.-160 bales sold at merlons rates.

TALLOW MARIERT.—(THIS DA/.)
The tallow ntarkst is steady b.&y. Attuned sre the
P :Towa Tallow,6ls. 9d. we ersburg Y.C.
awls ; Pet
oa the spot , 62sr 9d. to rods.; ths mouth, 625. bd. to
620. 9d. ; April to low.
Mo. a; NNW to Deallabar.
625. dd. to 62a. 94.
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MRTROPOLITAN CATTLB WARW.
er/1115 DAT.)
We bays a few mem blade Ikea of las, sad tbs gime
may be quoted ea the average rather %war, elliemtAlt &ere is
measly any redaction is the choicest qtakka. Tbs toWy
of Asap °Wesen ehort.—tiede W swesebriek.hard
am not iower. Calves emedll warm and dare. rawe Ge
masymed Bellead there are 16 beasts, 1,280 alarep,ida:
alma ; Scotland, 260 beasts ; Irelead. 80; Norfolk Sat-
folk, 2,100 ; awl 180 from the Northers mid
Douala
la NINO 41. 4. el. To int= a. a. e.
4 1 6 lb 5 • 6 •
INA Mow. - 4 I V ...... •4 e I
/444.4 pass s 4 411. 414 MP
itso ...... fic 4:34.6. 4• 62
✓ot 54iiii7:1' • • SI imam . -
800. LIM sad Mew lON .•1091. ;
BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAT.)
Meows. Pattie:ides end Smith ripen that tbs inerket fs
erre et bat week's prime, with very few fine unties es
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COAL MARILET.—(THIS DAY.)
Walls Bad Br, 14s. OIL; Weals lad Task qa. ;`Walis
Ead 15a. 9d.;
_Walls Tag Zama
lies. 111115:.; W. sad Doug. 11=4,11a M.;
Wal/a lad Barton. 13s. 311.4 Walla Bad WI!
Walla lea Tss Nair, Ila 3d.; Walisßad Bon
Ha ad.; Walla lad Haswell, 171.; Walla End MOM%
14.. id.; Walls lad HAW, 17s. ; Wall. Bad Wbrabeadas
13.. U.; Wall. Bad Hallos Santa, 14.. Id.;; Wylaxa, Ha ;
Batas'. Itartlai, 14a.; Warta Percy liarari. 140. ; NOS-
eons Bartley. 16a. 6d. • Gray's Bartley, lbs. ; Labored
limiley, W. 3L-116 Wipe at market.
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DISMISSAL OT • POLICS-OMCER TOR Treuttra
• Barsz.--lharkes • NOW istestAgMicit before be local
magistrate*, it triumphed that a police-obese, snood clam-
-347, lad seaweed 2.• 6d. fro= the metals of a . weed
bers
lying In oie of the dwks, on condition that be vreffle sot
Matt the akip having lights on board at sight, a 'simieat ofan oi
one of the local acts. lir. Clough., the supselateat
NUM MIN requested to 'squire law the awe, sal arTriday
Le leitivetal the beach bat the stammados of isbor7 was
neashird, and that Clambers hod bees gleaiseed bp Major
Ore*, du polka else. AU the pay due te the egos at the
thee (eieven days) shoo boos kehited by Ida adeeteffluct.—
Livereel /Wok
A &Ur ON Flu Ili lBleWiliNlTe-011 Saturday
camanslsedss"la thsidlivildwast"cdsicatiWsweallent,lblit Gal"andakePoraohmolmal
to tbe the tlr. >r
want
laadiaretesse aa4 Owe te arie bee. af
-The report
tempi oat to be ass. • Balch vowel, the Feituave, bound
foe Batavia. sad loaded by Yeses Joao Alicia sad Sea.
with a voluble cargo, oohed at MOON , casobt tee off
Bffiemaat. vrhlle Wag Weed la Biesswee
ve" Pra•Vt7 desPdrUrd t• lur, Usk ia spite t
tf
mthee,
aisle- of Vie iliesem. the fae. thole& eabird ti
eissUarloil spud oassioi the ears•—eloo ewer being
bonssil by iessist In coated with seine spiits. Con-
siderable essetussessn ens wool by • Trarxt lb" th•
Equator foarteea iamb (ease raid hswlndsreighi)
at inspirable en bowl, bat we Wien Oast the =octet
lb• *Pal rut„ slaty pleads. At midsiont the
atm eenemeded agates( be vessel, which woo by that
Nei best dews to the waser's edge at the isawsle. B
them warred, hat at 1.30. pen., the raises
°I" fra OIS• as to • Root leolarbie the Squeler, and
cam of be lossimos, ad Jobs Warburton, was killed by
soU law ea Ids sad ranotheriati 84mr.10thet
tai
bailor+ wee alto Wood. The tratismast fall at 4.30, bat
last sight, when the vessel was lyitti in the watwaser, pr
repara-
tory tr. Win; beeriad higher up, the tementrat sean.
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FRANCE.

(Mum unit owx counroxvor?.)

P.►RIB, BATt 141. AT B$ LNIN•.

•
Ire Swiss General Dufour is expected in Paris to
make arrangements foe doing away with tho ob-
stacles supposed to be mired by treaties agaiaat
sanding French troops to Italy by the railway across
Savoy. General Dakar, it will be remembered, is a
persocal friend of the Emperor. He has lately
wiped in the Swiss Diet that the treaties which
motralim • part of Savoy were made with a view
la bought Seri. est land, and that to construe them as
apposing communication between France and Pied-
mont would be to impose a burden upon her.
A correepor•dent from Berne says:
I hare In •uterm you that very satisfactory expleasithas
Manse to the osatrality of this country hove bra glee. to
Cabiart of ilia Tuileries. It has been roptainsd that this
onion as of Sor;•l4thad we sot of a wars to moms Noy
slouch to the ; soap of • Preach army by Cale. sad &date
hosed, Mantissa*, del I Inhow that the Ihriparor has M.
dared hieseil Tails rash& lads which aro taklas....&ts
as the frostier oeatiaaa to as thri Ws of warlike
Ttur mall tows of Ponts ban vioaload sone* that wilt
haw to aroma tLita 260 artillery haws; 164 of tam will
,spkosd to the bonsai, and the wonolight with the la-
serve.

It ce said that the Emperor has written as mato-
=litletter to Queen Victoria to Quoit her ter her
offices on the occasion of the present crisis.
The Roars* his bees very firm all day. The
Lute, intlucnced by a rise of in Consols, rose 20c.
L cab and 30c. for account, closing at 68.25 and
1116.20. 31obitter rose 10f. The Orleans Railway,
1g ; Lyons, 7.50 ; and the other lines 2.50 to 3f.
The day before yesterday the Rents rase 40c. upon
the strength of a report that the interview of the
imperor with Lord Cowley hail been favourable.
The fact is, that Lord Cowley did not see the 1..
C:ill four o'clock—just one hour after the
was over.
The directous of the CrOdit Feeder Company
have given notice that from the let April the
tate-
ttie allowed Oil deposits in account current will be
sedated from 2i to 3 percent.
The only foundation for the rumour of the
tan of Prince Napoleon for Turin was that hie
de-camp, M. Ferri Pisani, has been sent then on a
secret mission.

A bill wee yesterday presented to the Corps Lees-
listif ender the modest title, according to the Maid
mammary of the proceedings, of " a bill rehldng to
the employment of certain finds in orate
reeek,' which will probably provoke a gnat
minim of opposition. It is in reality a
C.e t for the forcible investment in the
per Cents. of the property of minors and
various corporate bodies, which by the existing
kw ought to be invested in real security. The
scheme is an extension of that dealing with the pro-
perty of the hospitals which canoed such an uni-
versal outcry a year ago. The avowed object of the
Moore is to get op the price of the public fonds.
The French government is jealous of the immense
iiiihrenoe—some 20 per cent.—between the quota-
tics of topsoil and Trench Threes, sad it gives out
Nat the reason for the distinction lira not in the
importer cootidenc• of the public in the institutions
and resources of one country as compared with the
other, but in the fact that the Tisglish fonds are
Bolstered up by compulsory investment' made by
the tenet of Chancery. I doubt whether the pees-
lag of the new bill—eupposiog it to pass—will blow
set the frog to the dimensions of the boll. Another
bill presented yesterday proposes the establiahment
et a stamp on commercial bills, coming either from
foreign countries or from the colonies, in which such
• stamp has not yet been introduced.

ITALY.

(poor ova oivir

TURIN, theca 16.
In the conversation xi Count Cavour and Sir James
Hodson respectieg the alleged reception of demeters
from the Awitrian army, the Count informed the
Minister that Austria, who had the best right to
make complaints, had, for doubtless sufficient rea-
sons, not demanded, directly or indirectly, the our-
resider of any persons in that character. He Mao
Mated that Inc special treaty concluded between the
two ocitantries on that subject, which would expire
41E the 20th of this mouth, would not be renewed.
Those explanations, you will perceive, are perfectly
vicar and explicit, and they afford another proof that
diplomacy has been too hasty in ascribing to Su-
diaia those disturbances and dangers which arias,'.
ant from her ambition and imprudence, but from the
sheer force of circumatanom. They arise in fact from
the unjust state of things under which poor Italy hoe
groaned since 1815.

- During these few last days of the Carnival at
Cesens, Ravenna, and other towns of the
Romagna, tricolored banners have been frequently
paraded in the great thoroughfares. In the theatres
the delegates have heard shouts for Italy and Italian
independence. When the news had arrived that the
Pope had declared that he thought the aid of foreign
troops was no longer necessary, every one testified
lie incredulity, and many laughed °aright. Pri-
vate letters, the statements of travellers, official re-
ports from those parts—all coincide in showing the
melons and fatal illusion under which Pio NOW is
labouring. Von of course remember that Mr.:Die-
rash, when he was speaking about the affairs of
Reuse in the House of Commons, induced his anditoes
lo believe that although the Pope consented to the
withdrawal of the foreign troops, it was not he himself
who had demanded it. What actually occurred has
soyr come to light. The Pope, it appears, was meek
shoved by a pangs he met with as he was reading
the pamphlet called " Napoleon 111. et fltalie." It
is there said : " Order is maintained in the Remus
States by the presence of foreign troops alone."
Now, since his tour through the provinces the Pope
maiden that he is much liked there, very popular,
as you say in England, and in any case he did not
expect such an expression would have escaped from
the pen of • writer presumed to be inspired by the
Emperor himself. Then again, the English and
Austrian journals had induced him to believe that
the knot of the Italian question was caused by the
presence of foreign troops in hie kingdom, and there-
upon be thought that he should be co-operating
eminently in the preservation of peace if he were to
declare that he could do without them. Having
imparted his reflections to the Austrian envoy, the
latter encouraged him to put it into execution,
knowing how pleased they would be at Vienna that
at • time when war seemed imminent the French
should lose • footing so importsnt in every
awe, and he also knew that if the Pops
should be naked by these for permission
to return, he would refuse It, whilst willingly
permitting the Austrians to re-ea-spy Bologna sod
Ancona. It was in this way, then, that PioNoso
was himself inspired to make the declaration now so
notorious. The Sacred College to • man were very
displeased at it, because they were enable to share
m the Monona that so enchant the Pope. Thu a
flew days ago, several cardinals who were attending
his /images took pains to make him comprehend the
almost eheelate cattsiaty of • rising in the pro-
-11i6011111-.-11.1111 at Home itself—in case the foreign
troops should be withdrawn. It is quite true that
be comforted them, by bidding tnem put their
whole trod in Providence, for that God would pre-
serve to him his temporal dominion. It nevertheless
appears that the cardinals do not think it advisable
to neglect the of hums mesas iso that after all
the departure of the Fiona troop is and a-
mains conditional. This is praskely whet !affirmed
a few day's ago in my letter to yon, besides it
wee on the good iakemetion I had received. The
Marquis hiessimo d'Azeglio receives the most tousl-
ing marks of sympathy at Rome from the people,
who wasted to hanger him with high and solemn
festivals., but he repelled all that could partake of
the nature of a demonstration by the moot arra

satzesties. A few keadred eslintsen from -Hesse
will sat out wiry eltarthy, es will ethers frees
the /tentage's@ mid fres Tsvessy. At Palms
?imports are promptly given to tl.e vo-
lunteers. sod nearly every student of the
esiversity there has ass away to telist berm
Awns eeetinme bar emensustr, and is IV
tartineetions at Pismo. jest ss If she were
coding her own house CD her own grounds. ' It is
meet !orange that this tlsassat vieleties of treaties,
this sweet signal gotovow es the part et Austria,
should ha... beta rebuked es yet by mime of the

great Powers ; whilst on the other hand diplomacy
scam the acts of Sardinia with microscopic eye,
watching the minutest trace of provocation, and fol-
lowing up the least seeming violation of treaties.
The imam of all this is perhaps a simple oso—that
Piedmont is s.W,go mum bring iato action mars
than a htuutral timmasi ormal ma.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC
MAILS.

The Magdalena arrived at Southampton yester-
day with the West India and Pacific mails. Her
dates wows Oreytown, Feb. 16; Panama, 23;
Issesiea.2ll; Demerara, 26; Trinidad, 26; Harbo-
rless, 27; St. Thomas, March 4. She brought haw
78 passengers, amongst whom were the Marchioness
de la Have Aquaria de Monte Alegro, from Lima;
and the Hon. Alfred Stonrton, from Demerara.
Amongst the cargo of the Magdalena were gold to
the value of 485,044 dollars, silver to the vase et
102,076 dollars, and copper coin to the raise M
803 donate.

Her Majesty's ships Indus (flag), Imaam, Diadem,
and Styx, were at Jamaica ; the Jason, had sailed
for Oreytown. The Ata/ants wee at Aatlgea. The
Royal Mail steamer Medway was praeuiing to the
Spanish Main, the Dee to Jamaica, the Dement to
Barbados", and the Conway to the Half. The
Trent was repairing at St. Thomas.
The British merchant vessel Ithuriel foundered in
the gulf stream ; the Cygnet was lost on the Mos-
quito shore, the Peruvian at Belize, and the
Agnes Taylor at Demerara. The captains of all
those vessels mane home in the Magdalena. The
hula* Emily, of London, was ashore at Belize, and
likely to become a total wreck.
The English merchants are giving op business at
Tampico, in conmequence of the &Amity of getting
goods into the interior. Their immense warehouses
are now almost empty. Snuggling is going on
sztansively on the northern mast of Mexico. The
mail steamer was detained at Tampico for the »To-
latiocary general, Oarcia. who promised to run
down to the English fiat at Sacrificies ; but he
thought better of it, sad seat his financial secretary.
A correspondent from Orisytewn writes :—"
entrance to the harbour at is now almost
closed ; before many swaths t will be completely
shot up. It is thought, however, that the river
must force its way to the sea by an cadet which the
breakers are forming on the ledge of sand whisk
fermis a breakwater to the bartmer. Her litsjsety's
ships Cmear sad Jamestown hie, The Valwous
has sailed for Belize. The mars of hue Majesty's
ships are healthy. The o?saly Nicaraguan treaty
has been ratified, and has given mach satisfaction to
the inhabitants. It will be sant home by this
maiL Sir One Owsely has gone to Costa Rica
with the intentics, I believe, of -concluding a similar
treaty with that state. Her Majesty's ship Alarm
arrived at Panama with a freight of 160,000 dollars
shipped at Mazatlan. There is a large quantity of
specie In Mexico waiting for shipment in the Pacific,
as the disturbed state of the country prevents its
being sent to Ten Craz or Teaspico. Thu United
States frigate Remake (flag) was at Celia."
Among the peemagers who more home in the
Magdalena were some were soldiers belonging to
British West India regheents, who have been seat
to Ragland to tears the we of the new instrements
of war. They are dreamed tile the Frei& Zeman&