The Express.
London, England, 1858-03-30 00:00:00

MINIS.-THIS DAT.

Two o'CLocx.
Scarcely any business is going forward to-dy. in
the mining market. Bayer' hold aloof, partly owing
to the depressed state of the metal market; and,
in the absence of inquiry, prices in most cases
are little more than nominal. Wheal Edward
shares have met with a few inquiries, and are
marked in the Stock Exchange 74, this being the
only business officially reported in that establish-
ment.

In Foreign and Colonial mining securities there
is no movement whatever.

An extraordinary general meeting of the London and Vir-
ginia Gold and Copper Mining Company is called for the
80th inst., touching the "financial position" of the company.
Another call is in contemplation.
The annual meeting of the Anglo-Ileac= Mint Company
is postponed until the 20th of April.
At a-general meeting of the adventurers In Lewis Mines,
held on the 17th inst., the accounts showed a balance of
3801. 9s. against the mines. It was resolved that the =
be empowered to take legal measures to Wares the
diets payment of the arrears of cells.
. .

At in adjourned general meeting of the adventurers in
Stray Perk Mine, held on the 29rd inst., the amounts for the
seven months showed a balance of 1,9761. against the mine.
A call of 31. per sham was made.
At a meeting of adventurers in Brynford Hell Mine, held
on the 23rd inst., it was resolved that the resolution for an
amalgamation of this mine with the Herward United Mine be
rescinded and the arrasent abandoned, in consequence
of the proprietors of Ifs res in Brynferd Hall Hine sub-
sequently objecting to it. The account. for three months
showed a balance of 81. Bs. 9d. against the adventurers. A
call of 61. per share was made, payable within 14 days.
Steps have been taken to obtain from Lord Fending • Isms of
the mine to the present company.

MONDAY Byurnta.

Business in mining stocks to:ci;jwasiTaTti;e,
owing partly to the settlement, and the market
exhibited tiatneu. The inquiries were chiefly con-
fined to charts in Wheal Trelawney, Wheal Mary
Ann, Wheal Margaret, and Tamar Console. For
many other descriptions prices were merely nominal.
Cobre Copper aligns were dull, and were marked
40. There were a few inquiries for St. John del Rey.

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY
(IT BRITIAN AND IDIOM MAGNETIC TILIGIIAEN.)
(FROM OCR OWN CORRESPONDINT)

Wheat dull and sales slow. American is without change.
Egyptian sad French ate 2d. cheaper. Flour is ed. cheaper.
Barley steady. Nothing doing in Indian corn. Blow re-
tail sales of oats, oatmeal, and beans, at Friday's rates.

MINCING-LANE.-TRIB DAT.

Svour..—The market hu opened with a doll appearance,
and the public sales are progressing without spirit.
Corres.—The small public sales went off without alter-
quotations.
Tu.—We are without transactions to report to-day. The
bulk of the public sales bought in.
Susr wrirs.-1,600 bags sold in public male. R.fracskn
3o trl, 30s. to 37e.: refraction, 7i to 11, 32e. to 325.
which showed la. decline.

Ile 37.=2;iiixi laii &Op] offered, and bought in at Ba. to
84. 6d.

-117 Other articles no teetotal alteration, but heaviness pre-
vades all articles to-day.

TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAT.

The market le quiet. Anuezed are the latest quotations
Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 64a. 9d.; April to 'use,
635. 9d. ; July and August, 635. 3d. , Oct. end Deo. 62a. 3d.

SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Mr. B. J. Davisteportsthesupplylarger,rndthetraderather
hmtv7. Prim larodow hay, 70s. to 765. ; rapider do.. 78s.
to 845.; inferior do., 60s. to 605.: rowers. Ns. to 60s. ,
clover, 86s. to 100 s. ; second out, MIL to 88s.; straw, 2.55.
to 30s.

THE PROPOSED ADDITIONAL HOLIDAY AT
EASTER.—The Lord Mayor, yesterday, mid, just before he
quitted the beach in the juke room, " With reference to
the proposed Easter holiday on &nada, next, as suggested
by me on Saturday last, it is my wish to state publicly that
I have this morning seen the Governor of the Bank of
England, sad also the chairman of the Steak Exchange, and
that both of these gentlemen oerdially intimated to me their
willingness to co-operate in every possible way in carrying
out my suggestion, and I hope that so influential sae:ample
will not be lost upon the principals of large establishments

generelly."
The Rotunda at the flank of England was appro-
priated yesterday to the payment of the distribution lately
announced to the creditors of the Royal British Bank, and
the crowd wee nearly as greet as is ordinarily wen at the
time of the half-yearly dividends. . . . .

The Lloyd of Pesth states that the Turkish bud-
get comprises the following items —" War, 230 million
pianist); artillery, 25 millions; navy, 60 millions; justice,
10 millions; public worship and instruction, 24 millions ;
agriculture and public works, 30 millions; police, 6 mil-
lions; foreign affairs, 10 millions ; Ilnatioes, 60 millions ;
interior, 160 million. ; interest on debt, 30 Wilkes ; and the
civil list of the Sultan, 100 millions. The expenditure of
the Sultan swallows tip a sixth of the total nesiMe of the
empire."
Letters from Salerno of the 24th state that Park,
who bad been very downosat since the departure of Watt,
has been visited by Mr. Roakilly, from Naples, who
reparts him as suffering from gastric symptoms,
severe pains in the load, and cough, with pains
in the chest, accompanied with spitting. He woe
ordered to be bled, end to remain quiet. Before hie impri-
sonment be scarcely knew what Solana was, end sow he
bee been bled four time, and has had several fib. Him cue
wlil not be goo* into before the 9th ef At r 11
DEATH ow QUINTIN DICE, ESQ.—Re regret to
..0.03. the death of Quintin Dick, Erg., noel* of W. W.
FitewUliam Hume, Eau , M.P. for the cennty of Wicklow.
This melsoolsoly event took piano on Friday, at half-
oast twelve o'clock, at his resident's, Curzon-street,
London. The deceased was for many years a member
of the Rowe of Commons, and win mock respond se •
man of independent thought, sterling good seams, and un-
wavering attachment to prot‘ stant prineipko. He
muted the borough of Ilalcion, in Pew= , Ice titres
years, during which period he stood four contested eiratioae.
In the general election of 1817 he was defeated by Mr. T.
B. Lenserd, and shortly afterwards we. larked by theeen-
eorvative eonstituency of the borough of Aylesbury, is Blablngbemebha to become a candidate for Ile sirsok". •
vacancy baring occurred by the westing of .J. P. DOW-
illg oft petition. Alta a wens contest/to mosessded in dehottng
hie liberal opponent, Mr. John Hessidate 72j.ta
meat for that, borough notil 1860, whim la kom
public life islether. For scow pars
from mmermid and protracted ill beelike sad Ms
deeply regretted as it must morsearai glin mil _lmes:
pooled b 77 his relatives. Mr. Dick wee usmembol. end dkd
prase sod of enormous woad), a very Imp ' of
arab* for
which will devolve on his nephew, the
Wicklowoola ,is whom end deservedly