The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-29 00:00:00

PROrryczaL 8114R1 MAZKE2'S.

lieMtrook. MAT 118.—Shise 10-day Great Madera, 1111 Z 1
1 1 —Great Waters, 411 3—lancashlre and Yorkshire. lin
Lon&n and North Westasu,ll4l.l i—Manchester.
and Lincolnshire, 47—M 11l 1-311dland,
South Restate, 66* 1 61— 88—Dutch Rhenish, 61 p.
—Great Ltmentls,urglitures, 111 6-18 1-Bpaalsh Passim,
Sage= Exchange Monk (Lualted). d —Qs. tea Insurance, 6-18
d.—British end Irish Magnetic Telegraph A, 91—National 84eam
(Limited,, 161 d.

MAIMIENSTik MAT 28.—There was a EV.thuai ir.nera done and
at better 301 1-0 Great Cesteria. 31 Tent Northern a,
1111 rent Western, 4.31-i and York-
shire. 1261 e—Masselisater. 8 and Lin eolnshira. 47
—Metropolitan, 1211 ;111 2 , 1004 I—North lkitih,
331 3 1 I—North Easters ikowick 44.10 per cent., 102—Smith
Liston. d6l 61 61 51—Great Western 6 per cent., 16—United
States 5.20'4 (1862), 711—Great Lemeinhoma, 11 3-16 5.16 1 5-16--
-Greed Trsnk of Canada. 171—Great Western at Canada, 15
141—Alliance, CO.—Consolidated (Limited), 19.—Ditto, new,
I . —Manchester and County (Limited', 21 p.—Lancaahlre, p.
and Caledonian Marine (Limited, , 44 d.,
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BIRMINGHAM, Mar 261—The transactionit to-day were In
Lloyd's Bank shares, at 71 pees.: and Patent Malt and A:tetras
new shores, at 1 prem. Closing micas : London and North
Western Railway stock, boyars, at 112: Metropolitan Railway.
Moms, at 121 ; Birmingham On. New Ordinary, 61f to 62 :
minghani Old 11111, at Ste to 61 ; Bsitaania Milt at If to 1 dia
British and Foreign Railway Plant, at 194 to 91 dia. ; Headdol
Plate and Blab shares, at 14 to 1$ Wa.; and Mantis Metal
shares, at 21 to 2 dim.
Deftly, 'MATT —Three per Cent. Ceasols, 92—New Three
par Caul. stock, 901111 90f —Ditto, for account, 6th Jona
904—Ditto for new account, 91—Bank of Ireland (1100 paid),
238—National Bank (Ala 1, 61—Ditto for amount, gl—
Provincial,. Bank 425 pat 662—Royal Bank 1610 pad/. 33e
—Belfrod and Northern Counties Railway (all paid , N - Cork
and Bandon tall pald), 111 f —Great Southern and Wasters (ail
paid 92i—Mbliand Great Western (1100 s.sf—Dablis
and Drogheda 6 per cent. convertible redeem. 1968 all paid), 24f.

THE DISEASE AMONGST THE GROCSE.—Our Kirk-
michael correspondent writes that, notwithstanding the
clamour which has been raised in many parts of the Soot-
tiah moors regarding the disease amongst the grouse, the
prospects in the KiArmichael district are highly eocoura-
ging to s en, who may look forward with confidence
to a Twelfth of August. The oases of disease observ-
able are very few, and gamekeepers and shepherds agree
in stating that they have often seen more in the month of
May, especially after a severe winter and spring such as
have been experienced this year. In the Kirkmichael
strath the hatching of grouse is almost general. The
average number of eggs in the Rests is from nine to twelve.
—Dundee Adrerfiser.

CAPTURE OF • GOLDEN EAGLE IN • TRAP.—On
Monday, Mr. Donald Macfarlane, gamekeeper to Patrick
Small Kier, Esq., of Kindrogan, set a large trap to catch a
fox on the bill of Marshy', on the estate of Kindrop.n
On going to the trap some time after he had set it, Mr.
Macfarlane, to his great surprise, found that, instead of
reynard, a splendid golden eagle had beenped The
weight of the bind is fully 1216 a. From tiptop tip of the
wings it measured 7 feet 5 inches ; the girth was 2 feet 4
inches ; and from the crown of the bead to the tip of the
tail the measurement was 3 feet 5 inches. The head
measured 9 hushes round, and the bill was 3 inches in
length, and 2i round. The bird is one of the finest
specimens of its kind ever seen in the district.—Dander
IdrtMMer.