The Express.
London, England, 1866-09-03 00:00:00

littE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 3, 1866.

MINES.-(THIS DAT. )

SHARE LISTS.-(THIS DAY.)

No. [

°its o'CLocL.

The mining market is very firm to-day, and
prices still exhibit an upward tendency. East
Lovell, East Caradon, Tresavean, North Tree-
kerby, East Russell, Clifford Amalgamated,
and East Cam Brea shares are in chief
request. Some of the present prices are as fol-
lows:—Great Vor, 24} to 25i ; East Lovell, 1&
to 111; East Caradon, 81 to ; West Chiverton,
62} to 65 ; East Basset,
22} to 25; Tresavean,
7to 8 ; Clifford Amalgamated, 12 to 13 ; East
Grenville, 2if to I ; Chontales, I dis. to 1 prem. ;
and Mineral Rights, 0 to 1.

Oirs
The railway market is rather dull to-day, and a
decline of 1- to it per cent. has taken place in Great
Western, Midland, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and
South Eastern stocks. Great Northern (original) I
is 1 per cent. lower.
London and North-Western stock is now quoted
122,1 ex div.; Great Western, 591 to 60, ex div.;
Midland, 1241 to ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 126 i 1.11
to 127; South Eastern, 72 to ; Great Eastern,
321 to k ; Metropolitan, 132 to ; Caledonian,
128 to 129 ; Great Northern, 121 to 122, ex
div. ; ditto A, 1331 to 134, ex div. ; and London,
Chatham, and Dover, 21} to 22.
Foreign and Colonial railway shares are steady.
Lombardo-Venetian are quoted 161 to
ORDINARY BRA= AND STOCKS.
Sb. I Pd. I RAILWAYS. lon Sat Ckming Pric" Sal"
urday. to l p.m.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

MONDAY. 83P71331111 3, 3 Li.

a LeOrattaxoo- r enemata aretittuteo ....., sus 4.
B. T. W. I
12 LI
11. 1"..D.
,I W. I R. ,rto ORDINARY slim= AND STOCKS. 1'
' I 9-
- - -
Eiden - - - - - - - - Sb. I Pd. I &LOMAT& I Clo:B,lngurday9rlces. I tes, pt 1.415. 7
Aberdeen -
Le/U/ ISM it W. II 2 S.W. re I 0.42 2 136. 100 ,Bristel and Ruder .... 27 89 xd -
Ardrossan 1119.66 66 K N.W. 6 4 &S.W. e 0.20 6 Si. 100 Caledonian
Greencastle.. 29.75 53/ W.N.W. 3 6 - re 10.28; 1 mlOO Cambrian
Valentta. . . 29.91 56 N. 1 5 N.W. cb 908 2 ag ell Cork and Booms
-'-' - 111/ all !Cornwall 4 4 ••••
Ur5ep001....120.77 56 W.N.W. 4, 7 W.N.W. e 0.03 4 St. 100 ,Dobiluandßelfaxtitum U 68 xd •-•
d - 7.129.7 65 W.N.W. 61 6 W.N.W. c 0.1& 6 St. 100 ,Dundee,PerthokAbelln 70 71
- -1
Ei
Penance.- 30.00 571 W.N.W. 31 7 N.W. c .0.611 2 100 all East Loudon Scrip Cert. - - -
Breit ~ ..... 20.04 ell N.w. 4i s N.W. c 'ohs 4 st. 100 '.Do - - dis -
!orient .... 30.00 54 W. S, 6 N.N. W. c 0.351 2 St. 100 Glasgow and & Westsni 118 12 -
Rochefort.. .30.1257! N. 2' S N.W. co 0.16 2 St 100 Great Eastern Ord. St. 814 314 321 I 1 2 3 7
Plymouth ... 29.96 69. W.N.W. 2! 5 A c 0.78' 1 St. 100 I De. E. Ang. Stk., N 0.2 6 5 -
Weymouth ..19.04 68' W.N.W. 4I 7 W. c 0.20 3 St. 100 ;OrestNortholliootland - - -.
Portsmouth.. 29.88 56 W.N.W. 516 B.S.W. re ' 067 4 St 100 ,Great Northern
London
_.... 2023 64 N.W. 16 1 7 &W. Mb 0.30 - St. 100 DILA J Arec.no dlr. un- 133 134 41 1341 34 id
Yarmouth .2 . 29.68 641 N.W. 81 8 W. Irc 0.44 2 St. 100 Do.B lotiltip. e. is paidß - - -
Scarborough. 29.63 53, N.W. S 1 2 OW tb &SS 3 St. 100 i Do. New Ls. e 26 pm. -•-• -
Shields 2e.62 53 N.W. g' 3 9. W, Ico -I S St. 100 Do. Ord.Def. Dlv. Stock - - --
Heider --' - -I - - - - - 24. 300 04. iloath & Wen. (1m) 92 94 91
St. 100 !Great Western 304 60 xd 00 4 601 Id
REMARK& St 100 1 Do.SteurYaLOna.iltit - - -
The decrease of atmospheric pressure which oommenced on our 81, 100 Do, South Wales - - -
northern coast on Saturday morning was followed by a tall of St 100 I Do. W. 11121.-Ox6ord 37 29 id -
harometen over the whole of the British Isles, and very generally St. 100 Do. Do. Newport 33 36 xd -
by strong westerly winds sad heavy rain. Lightning was seen 84„, 100 .Leoceshire AYorkYire 1364 127 1274
rd
7
yesterday evening In London, and thunder is reported from Scar- St. 100 I Len..llrightn, &SC...oast 90 RI id 92
borough. This morning barometers are rising, and the winds gs, 100 Dmiden.Bketkein,ADor 21 23 21 2 41 1
are more moderate. St. 100 , Do Met Exteu.A6 p.c. - - -
St. 100 "LondondtNorth Westn. 122 1224 rd 1224 324 xd
U. 100 I LondondilouthWeetern 80 BS zd 8674 xd
A telegram from Calcutta has brought inform... St 100 'Man. Abet,* Llueolnah 00 61
Lion to the Agra and Marterman's Bank that the powers of St` /I°° lgetr°Patan 1314
got 1341 1 1341 3 24
10 8 Du. New s4ll -
the appointments under the Court of Chancery have been 10 all 1 De. Extension
fully recognised there, and that everything connected with 00 .41 IMilmil°lPan . • • 97 99
100 10 Do. au. do. -
the liquidation is working smoothly. An agent of the 10 all Do. ksi, yome,•;,;:l,ci - -
liquidators had started for China to prevent, if possible, in 81. 100 Hidlimd 124 1249 1259 42
9 ,t 9 Shares . -
the case of this bank a repetition of the injury inflicted on et 1042 Do. Do. &um & twig. 993 pm
-
the Commercial Bauk by the local courts having refused M all 1111/1 Kent - - -
all protection to it. Si , 100 INorth &Blab
St. 1100 Do. Xdhi ,Yerth,Dsind. 26 30 -
The President has added to the list of American at. 1100 N. Eastern-Berwick lO9 111 110 92
el ' 111 Do. CI NK. Tura - -
commissioners to the Paris Exposition Alexander J. 06. um-- Do: /mid,- • • -
es 70 -
Stewart, of New York, and Robert E. Peterson, M.D., of st, lee Do. York lOl 103 -
Philadelphia. st. : 100 Do. Le/lisle - - -
25 ! all Do. Stuck.dtDarllug. 115 -
The first bale, of cotton shipped from New Orleans ss !is . Do. do. 180041
of the crop of 1866 bas arrived at New York. It is Bt. ' 100 North London l2O 126 xd
-
10 7 Do. do., 1864 1 2pm xd -
described as a fine specimen, and speaks well of the quality to I 7 Do.
_.40. 1886 1 tom id -
of the crop now being gathered. Cotton picking is now N. • 102 Nortillisff°lll.2l7•• •• • 73 75
St , 100 N. A; & Western Jana 110 113 xd -
going on vigorously in all parts of the south. President st. , 100 IN. Central -
' Johnson, who was at a loss what to do with the first bale it. 100 'Sottish N. K Aber. Stk 75 17 -
100 'Scottish -
I of cotton brought to Macon, Georgia, which was presented St -- Midland -
1 St 100 'Shropshire Union - - -
,to him by the citizens of that place, has determined to St. me South Devon 44 46 id -
send it to the Perin Exposition. St ' 100 ,Sonth Eastern
ID 1 all staineawoldnosznotc $4 94 xd -
t A sharp and rather severe storm of thunder, Al, , 100 Tag vale -
r• lightning. and rain, accompanied by hail, passed over the 10 1 3 1 Do. C • s pm
..-
-
; metropolis about five o'clock yesterday afternoon. St 100 Vale of Neigh
I
St 1100 Waterford & Kilkenny - .- -
1 DR Livimairrortz. -A letter dated Zanzibart , 10 0 :10000,100 & Whitehall - - -
July 11, says :-" My friend the doctor is well. He has 26 100 , Hest Cornwall/ -

July 11, says :—" My friend the doctor is well. He has
fairly passed the troublesome coast people, and is living
with a good chief, who seems to have taken his fancy.
lie is with the head man of Elgonano, a plane thirty
miles above the point where be turned on our boat voyage
up the Ruvuma, at the confluence of the Lieirdi and
Hosuma. He now proposers leaving some of his baggage
with this man, and exploring the north end of Nyassa.
Afterwards he will return to Elgonano, and refit for a
longer trip to Lake Panganita. We sent up his letters
and a supply of quinine, and were to await his return.
Our next chance will probobly be to seed supplies to meet
him at Elgigi. I cannot way they will ever reach him, but
the/ may."
KGSTOBATION OP ST. GEOROIN CILAPEL.—The

BIIMISH POB 80810 N&

ancient battlements on the north aide of the nave and
choir of the Chapel Royal of St. George are, by order of
the Dean and Chapter, being replaced with new Bath
stone work by Mews. Poole of Westminster, cathe•
dral masons. The old stone piers and ornamental
tracery, upon their removal from the roof walls, were
found to be in a very decayed and defective state, owing
to their exposed position, and the action of the weather.
In the construction of the old battlements iron clamps
were used for strengthening the joints ; the clamps
have, however, produced a contrary effect to that in-
tended by the builders, and, as the joints between the
stones became weatherworn, the iron clamps corroded, and
split and cracked the stone-work in all directions, and thus
materially assisted in the decay of the masonry. The old
battlements on the south ride of the chapel are yet stand-
ing, and that is all that can be said of them, and threaten,
on the recurrence of every gale, to topple over and injure
those who may unfortunately happen to be walking on the
path below. The stone-work is absolutely rotten, anal the
mullions can be easily pulled out of their places without
any great exertion of strength. By means of slate
" dowel's " the joints in the new masonry on the north
side have been made more secure than could have been
effected by the old clamping process, while there can be no
corrosion, and consequently uo bursting of the stone by the
changes in the iron caused by the action of the weather.—
Windsor and Eton News.
Sr. ALBANS, HOLBORN.—Yesterday morning
there was an immense congregation at St. Albans Church,
Holborn, a good deal of controversy in reference to the
services there having taken place in the columns of the
public press the previous week. Morning prayer com-
menced at half-put 10, and it was brought to a close soon
after 11, the Litany having been deferred until the after-
noon. At a quarter-past 11 the clergy and choir, who
had retired, returned to the chancel, the clergy being
habited in rich green silk eucharistic vestments.
The ante-communion service having been performed, the
Rev. E. Ibbetson ascended the pulpit. Mr. Ibbetson's
sermon was founded on the 15th chapter of St. John's Gos-
pel, verse 18--" If the world hate you." He wore a sur-
plice, with a green stole, but no hood. At the close of the
sermon the administration of the holy communion was
proceeded with, and of the large congregation, not a man,
woman, or child left until the service was brought to its
close. Incense was used at various portions of the service.
In connexion with St. Albans it is proposed to establish an
institute for young men, and a wiper announcing this was
circulated amongst the congregation yesterday.
Nsw Amssicarr Boons.—The American pub-
lishers announce some attractive books. Among these are
Washington Irving's Spanish Papers and other Miscella-
nies. The Genius of Solitude, by the Rev. W. It. Alger,
Life and Correspondence of Madam Rotamier ; and a novel
by Jean Ingelow, Royal Truths, by Henry Ward Beecher ;
Life of James Gates Percival, by Julius H. Ward ; the
Picture of St. John, by Reyard Taylor ; The Flower-de-
Luce ; a new volume of poems, by Henry W. Longfellow ;
Prose Writings of John G. Whittier ; Character and
Characteristic Men, by Edwin P. Whipple ; The Tent on
the Beach, and other Poems—a new volume by John G.
Whittier ; Religious Poems, by Harriet Beecher Stowe ;
The Life of Josiah Quincy, by Edmund Quincy ; Breath-
ings of the Better Life, edited by Lucy laroom ; Journal
of a Tour in Brazil, by Professor Louis Agaasiz ; History
of the Anti-Slavery Struggle in the United States, by
William Lloyd Garrison ; Lectures on Greece, Ancient
and Modern, by the late President C. C. Felton ; Dante's
Divine Comedy, translated by Henry W. Longfellow ;
Passages from the Note-Books of the late Nathaniel Haw-
thorne.
A MAHOMITAN RELIC. —A letter from Egypt
announces that the grand caravan which had been charged
to carry the presenteof the Sultan to the tombof the Prophet
has just made its entry, on its return, into the cityof Cairo,
in the midst of a considerable crowd. TheMahil, or 'acrid
carpet which during the year just finished had covered the
coffin of Mehemet, was carried by a white camel, followed
by 20 others richly caparisoned. The troops, drawn up in the
principal square, presented arms, and this relic, so precious
for all good Mussulumaa, was deposited in the citadel with
great ceremony. There were no sick among the pilgrims,
and when they left Mecca not a single case of epidemic
was reported.
LIFE CoNrassrs.—lt seems strange to us com-
mon-place, common-sense protestant people, in these days
days of common-place and common-sense, living in the
rough and ready world of iron, of progress, of matter of
fact, to hear of passionate revival and romance and ab-
stract speculation, to be told of the different experiences
of living beings now existing together. While the
still women go gliding along their convent passages to
the sound of the prayer•bells, with their long
veils hanging between them and the coarse, hard
world of every day, the vulgar, careworn toilers, the
charwomen and factory hands of life are at their unceasing
toil, amid squalor and grime and oaths anal cruel denseness;
the hard-worked mothers of sickly children are slaying,
day after day, in common lodging-houses, feeding on hard
fare, scraps and ends from the butchers' shop', or refuse
and broken victuals from some rich neighbour's kitchen
while others, again, warmed and fed in the body, weary
and starving mentally, are struggling through pas-
sionate sorrow and privation Are work
and suffering the litanies of some lives, one wonders are
patience and pain and humiliation the fasts sad penances
of others! No veils hang between the bard, brazen feces
and the world ; no convent hers enclose them other than
the staring, ill-built brick walls of their shabby homes and
lodging-places. But who shall say that the struggles, the
pangs, prayers, outcries of all Woo women, differently
expressed and experienced though they are, do not go up
together iii one common etteranee to that place where
there is pity for the sorrowful and compassion for the
weary ?—Corshia Morazifse far September.

1:Ott/NUL GOVERNIUST akci.,-Parus—

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(RiCTEleil TILIGILAY.)
PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, BUT. 3.

M. Benedetti, the French Ambassador at this
court, left at noon yesterday for Paris, having been
summoned thither by telegraph.
Count Goltz has had a long audience of the
King.

The first instalment of the war indemnity pay-
able by Bavaria has been brought here by Count
Bray.

No. I Sh.

Muss.

11,000 ..
2,900 ..
1,024 ..
11,8001
1
6,44
6,0001 :..
04:4
1, ..
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Atverton

&Boni Area I
Der. G. Con. Crartetek ;
Drakewalls
East Buset (lllospeo)
But Camden
Emit Carn Brea
Eut Grenville
Eut Ounntelake

East Lovell
K. W. Russell (Tavialk ii
°rambler & Aubyn
Great Laney !Limited,
Great south Solana
Great Wheal Busy
0. W. Vor (lieleton)
Grenville
. Herod'a Foot

12,500;
6,000 ..
6,000 ..
611
6,

111nston Downs
Mamaret .!I:ny Lelent
Matte Valley
Mwynely Iron Ore
New Seten

oin •
70" Q, ::

ktostear.

Wh. Basset k Mogan I
North Wheal Croft,.
Prosper Uwited
Providence (U. Leant
B. Caradon (St. Clear,
South Condurrow

02i
612 ..
,024

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'lray Perk
Tin Croft
Vigra and CI n, Urn
(West Basset 41110iran
W. Caradon (Liskeant
West Chiverton
West &ton
Wh. Basset (11Ingan• •
Wh. Buller itedruth).
W,MaryAnn ;Menhen ;
Wheal Neon

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54
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430 440
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lIISCBLLANIOVS.

Deal

140 150
85 95
18 li

Xo. IRh I COMPAYIMI.

-7
180 170
9 11

60,000 10 .Anglo-AmericanTel. L all
20,000 10 'Anglo-Mexican Mint I all
600,000 Bt. lAtMatte TeL 2 p.ct. ,L , 100
20,000 26 Australian Agricul 204
L:r.
40,000 26 Australian M.L.&10a.,,L, 6
10,600 10 arahTea tstateaL 4
47,000, 16 Berlin Waterworks (L : all
22,0001100 Bolckow Vaughan f L 4117
110,0CM' 6 Bombay Gas (Lltalted)l all
10,000 i 6 De itrd Mom
10,000, 6 Do New I 2
6,000 60 British American Land 44
524,720' Rt. B. & L Meg. TeL (L) 'lo
8,915. 324 arta Company I
t... 50,000 10 Canadian Loan& [aril d
25,000 20 • ylon Company
12,000 20 Ditto Ashares I '
27,000 20 iChinoSt.Ship& L Coal L.
50,000! 10 ;City Discount, Limited.'
20,000 25 ICityotDuidonliCro.(4)l,
- -o.IL '

Oily of Milan Immo.,
'De.
City of Moscow Gas (L. is I,
City Unless (Um.' , 11
Colonial (Limited) •• • ' 14
mmercial Union' ins 1
1 .of AfrientiMer.i L 1
~ 0 !Consolidated DM. (L.. 11
10 !Continental Un.flas ( L ,1 14
.10 IContractCurpuratlon,Ld 11
25 ,Cop.ll.Eng.,Pref.7S p.c ; al
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10 C. Pone. of uglan,l .1 " t
60 ' Do.of Mauritius (L: IIt
St. Crystal Palace
St. Do. Preference 4Ol
St. Do. 6p. ct. Perp. Deb. tits
20 'Darjeeling (13mitcd, jll
100 jlliscouutCorporatiouL Z
10 Eastern Auam Tea 'L. ‘ I
50 '2..lndlalAnd,C.& Vin'L 11
20 E. India Irrig. if.: Canal' 1
50 Ebbw Vale
1 2.1 EityptianCom.dartl.(l 41
I St. 'Electric Telegraph .
I S Eng.kAtts.eopper ;Lim '
50 Eng. and Foreign Credit
iloo Eng.& ScottishMarin.(L
110 :FairbalrnEnginetring ,
1 90 ,Poreet (Warehouse (1 • 14
60 Pell eara (Limited)
20 sa.Credit&Yin.of Lon.(L I
16 Gen. Steam Navigation It
60 'Nome &Colonial As.(L • 1
10 liongKong & China Gas i
Li
20 Hudson's Bay I al
160 'Humber Iron Works •L. 91
190 Iro.Latlco.Marsellles 11
60 Imps& Mer.Cdt.Asa. (L 1 11
2 ;Indian Carrying (Lim., ',
50 International Contract.
20 .• 11
I 20 Internat. Flnan.Soc.: L.,'i
Internat.LanderelitiL'
1 SO Jtahen Land
196 ;Italian Irrig. (Can. Car )i
1100 , Do. 6p. c. lids. r. 16:01
50 Land Seenrities,Lim. ) I
25 'Lond.Atrican Trading I It
25 Lon. A Caledon. M.. L ; 3
10 iLos.Coent7Land&B.ll.ll •-
• 6 Lond. DlatrletTelog_L.:l all
. 60 ,Load. Finn. Also. ,L. ',I 25
i 4 Lund. O. OrnanibusC.il., all
' 60 :Lond.&Glasg.Eoft.Co (L, 20
I 50 Loud_ Italian, ite. Stm.! 17
• 60 Lond.M...r. Discount fL.,", 11
190 Load. Provincial Marine) 1
; 20 'Madras Irriga.tttMual ll
I go 1 Do.
25 Marine Investment ,I *. 1
'2O :MattritiusLaod, &c. ,L ' 1
' 10 liedit. Eaten Tel. (L.l 1 al
bo 'Merchant Shipping L", 11
190 '21111eall1.14.&Dock11 1 It
i6O .MillwalllronWorks.
10 .Natal Laud &Col.C. (Lpi a
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"25 National Dla. CO. ,L 6
125 Do.New,ise.sp.Sftobe , 2,
' 25 'National Prov. Marine. I.' 21
100 INationalSteam Nay!, L. `I 20
20 'NerboddsCoaktarom,L.., 6

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55 ;N.Zealand L ,
25 'N.ZsalandT.tit Lean (L.
10 !Northern AssamTea(l4 2
10 Do. B
St. IN. Brie. Australasian 'L );1(
60 .N.lirit.&llercan.
10 'Nowgong Tea (Limited" I
25 °Celli Marine .(Insura.
60 Oriental Financial 1
6 Oriental Oas ,Limited) a
6 Do. New
10 Orient Inland Steam!
10 Otago & &bland Invest
20 Ottoman Complay; L 1 i
50 OttomanFinanmal L. ) I 1
6 Ottoman Ou (Limited Ii
60 'Overend,Ourney,Co L
10 Panama P.M. SteanEL I
6 • Do. do.
Peclltiv.Lend&
60 .Peninsular &O.Steam 1
60 Do. do. New 1
10 Quebrada L. R., M. (L al
60 Rbymney Iron
16 • Do. New •
• 26 litioJ.Citylsoprov.).) 1 ■
!26 I Do. do li
20 'Rio Janeiro Gas (Um)! a
jlOO 'Royal Mall Steam I 0
St. .Scot Andra. Invest.) lO
150 'Smith, Knight,&Co.tl 1 1
20 !Soc.Finan. d'Rggpte (11 1
50 'S. African M.& In. ILI
PA South Australian Land •
M. Submarine Telegraph
1 , Do Scrip a
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20 .12tarnes&Memer In.tlL) •
20 Trinidad Petroleum (1.1
10 Trust&Agency of
20 T. & L Co. of U. Cam &
50 Va. Marine ot Liver. (L.
United K. Teleg. Co. (1.1
20 , Univers. Marine
10 I;:lpper Assam Tea ; Lint `,
10 Do
60 'Van Diemen's Land 'L 0
!1100 IVlceroporitgypt(lter.:L I
,1 60 Warrant Finance !Lim'
60 iWastladis&PactikSt. (1..!

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