The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-27 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKITI.

Lffmtroot, MARCH SS —Salsa nadir —Furness, New, 16—
Great Basket; new account, 404 f—Orest Western. 60}—London
ands Western, 1101 1 , ditto,lnsw amount, 181, • —MAW,-
peli2lll 4—Midland. Batik Easters, 74$— North
"astern. Want Hartlepool A, 20—Chentales Gold and Silver.
new account, $4 p.—Buftalo and Lake Huron, 64 9-161 yriepdaltio
new account, 69-16—Grand Trunk of Canada, 32 12 1— 154
11 4-lliinots Central, 794—United States 5.20 Bonds, 4-
-Confederate Loan, 61-Great Luxasnbotirg. ibi 1-Banibr3
and Meuse 102 ; ditto new nominal, 92-11areantes and Ex-
change Bank (Limited ), 52 11-16 I 1246: ditto new aonount,
11-16 4 d.—London and tAllCAlhiro Fire bowaranos„ 2—Liverpool
and London and Globe Fire and lAfe, 6--Union Marine (Lotted),
new account, 17-16 p. —Flintehlre Oil. (12 d.—National Steam
(Limited), 12 d.—Runcorn Soap and Alkali (Limited), Ip.
Mauctiierna, Miami s6.—Thera was a eat marks:, with very
little business doing. Alliance Bank (Limited), next account,
22 sk—Boickow, Vseglan, and Co. (Limited), next amount, 62 p.
tries, 55. nett account, 5n —Great /tasters, 40—Great Lux-
embourg, 151116—Great Northern A, next account, 1292—Grand
Trunk of Canada, next account, Sli —lllinois, 294 next account,
20 —Manchester ItheMeld and Lincolnshire, 631 next account,
—Metropolitan, next account. 104 —Oriented, Gurney, and
Company (Limited) next account, 14 9-16 p.--Bouth Eastern,
next account, 142—Thames and Mersey Maine lossrance (Li-
mited). nest ac,ceunt, 5 9-16 p.—United 6-20 Years' Bonds, 214
—Fire Assurance, 1 p.—Furnesa, new issue (18611), 12 p.—Union
Bank, next account, v.—Virginia 1511 per Cent., next account,
512.

Tag EIZZIOUS ACCIDRNT IN TICE CITY-ROAD.
DEATH OF ANOTHER OF THZNewts& —This morning Mr.
Payne, the City oorocer' received intormatios of another
death resulting from the amidsat which took place at
Mews. Freeman's stone wharf, City-road, on Thursday
last. A man named James Musday, aged 32 your, who
was on the travelling crane with the other men at the mu-
meat it give way and fell to the ground, bad both his lege
broken, sad received other
gm in
which precluded his
recovery, and he died last evening in St. 13 irthol,mew's
Hospital.
BURLINGTON HOl7Bl, PICCADILLY. —The briok
wall in front of Burlington House, Piccadilly, is to be
shortly removed, by order of the Commissiooers of Public
Works. It is considered that, however appropriate snob a
wall might have been to the former character of the
building as a private residence, it is not consonant with
that which now pertains to it as • public' possession.
Too FUNERaL or Noma A Isola'. —The arrange-
moots for the funeral of her late Majesty Queen Marie
Amine were completed yesterday. By Monday next a
partmeete of the
*WNW will be prepared in one of the a
palace, sad fitted 99 for the reception of the ex-Queen's
remains, and in this • solemn servos will be performed at
10 o'clock on Tuesday morning, the day fixed for the in-
terment. At this last ceremony the members of the late
Queen's family wig be present ; and at 11 o'clock the
funeral cort.4le will leave Claremont for Weybridgs, where
the good sad pions Queen's reaming will be laid in the vault
by the side of her late husband.
MT8T118101:78 Doom—Yesterday afternoon an
inquiry was held before Mr. Carter, the coroner, at the
Duke of Clarence Tavern, Panto:l.oos, Newington, re-
specting the death of Mr. Charles William Pay, aged 41
yea**, of the firm of Pay and Son, wise merchants, of Fen-
ohnroh.street, City. From the evidence brought forward it
seamed that intense 12 sod 1 o'clock on Thursday morning
the deceased was lying au the steps of Hawkatone-hall,
Waterloo-road, ismosible. Police•constable 121 I, on
arriving imagised from spoearances that deceased was
under the influence of drink, and with assistant),
placed him on a stretcher and conveyed him to the
Tower-street station, where he was charged with being
&ask and incapable and locked up. Daring the night
the sergeant on duty visited him several times in the
cell and tried to rouse him and obtain his name,
but he made oo answer. About 5 o'olock in the room-
ing the sergeant on duty, on going to the eell, found
him still i 'ibis, mid sent for Dr. Blades, who,
after an examination, ordered his removal to St. Thomas's
Hospital. On his clothes being searched, upwards of
541. in notes and gold was found, and • pocket-book
and rapers. which led to his ideritifioatioe. A rail-
way ticket from Mortlake to Waterloo was also toned
upon him. On Wag received into the hospital, he was
attended by Dr. Lem, the assistant medical officer, but
he gradually sank and expired on Thursday night. A post
tiurteis eraminstion showed that death bad resulted from
extravesatioo of blood on the brain consequent upon a frac-
ture of the skull about 7 io. lone. It appeared that the de-
ceased was perfectly sober at 4 o'clock in the aftersoos. He
had not been very well for some time, and had swooned
several times. The oorooer observed that at present there
was no evidence whatever to show how such an exten-
sive injury was caned, or how it was deemed came
to be in the condition io which he was f mint It would be
advisable to have as adjourenseut in order to ascertain if
violence had been used towards him or not. for although
money was toned upon him yet a robbery might have been
attempted, and those engaged in it frustrated in their plans.
The jury entirely oscoarred in the views of the coroner,
and UN inquiry was adioereed.
The Grey Kiser Argus, of the 23rd December,
!dates that • splendid parcel of gold, weighing 380 cm,
was oe the previous day sold to the Bank of New Booth
Wales by two mimes, Moore sod his s; he result of
Pees thee five weeks' work, in a golly abo eight miles
'-from No Town. The same party • abort time since real-
ised SOO ow for • little over a fortnight's work in the same
locality. The gully is a small one, and the other parties
in it are dole( voile as well.—Melbourne Amis.
CALIVORXIaII GRAVEL—The Rural Neter Yorker
etains, an the authority of a earreepoodest is Califoesia,
that a theueand gallons et pure wins may be obtained from
a stogie acre, end that James Persian. the largeeteultivator
them was smelliest that be could select an eons in his
vineyard
*beteg* ist w0d7.45d 2,110ns of wine. The last
thaSonoma: y ie 000
lded ga 180,000 gallons SI wise,
and the soot is to afford 300,000.