The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-06 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Cumi.

In the mining market to-day the amount of
business transacted has been rather limited. Wheel
Beton shares have declined to 110 to 115. East
Caradon are likewise flatter, 26 to * ; Ringston
Downs are quoted 4il to * ; Marks Valley, 9# to
; Lady Bertha, 14a. to 15a. ; Sortridge Consols,
14e.
to 16s. ; and Herodsfoot, 33 to 34.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are steady'
with less business. St. John del Rey are marks I
51 ; United Mexican, 8e ; East del Rey, * to ft
prem., and Liusres, 7f.

Ease KENT Rev/aim—The revision of the lists
for East Kent by Yr. Charles Greseareet Addison, com-
menced at Ashford on the '23rd of September, and termi-
nated at Shawnees on the 29th of October. Subjoined are
the results:—Voters expunged: liberals 181, tories 733,
'antral 218, duplicates 75. New claims admitted : Liberals
369, tories 180, polities unknown 76, duplicates 14 ; being a
liberal gain of 562 on objections, and on claims 189, or •
total liberal gain of 741. Numerically the new register will
be 568 fewer than the present one, but the voting power
will be only 507 less, there having been 75 duplicates m-
"TAend only 14 duplicates admitted.
UNT LIFEBOAT STATICS—GREAT YARMOUTH,
ITWIDAT.—During • terrific gale of wind yesterday, the
smack Adventure, of Harwich, with ten hands on board,
parted her able, sad came on the North Banda Her
Ca: CI:: hatvolebTatitllltbet Institution,
ismaedistely proceeded to her' rescue, and amidst the ugreat-
est danger, succeeded in snatching the ten poor fellows
from an inevitable death. It is stated by the officer of the
east guard and others that this was one of the most
pliant services ever performed by this lifeboat, which has,
ere now, been instrumental in rescuing scores of ship-
wrecked persons.
NARROW ESCAPE FROM DIWWNINO. Satur-
day afternoon an accident, which might have been attended
with serious consequences, occurred at South Port-
Balaban, on Lochawe. It appears that two gentlemen,
accompaaied by two young ladies, were being landed in •
small bat from the steamer En, which plies on the loch,
when the small boat suddenly capared, throwing the whole
party into the water. The =lsaices of the ladies enabled
them to float until they were rescued, but the gentlemen
mink to a depth of several feet. Upon coming to the sur-
face one of the gentlemen was horrified to find that he had
got 'shingled in the crinoline of one of the ladies. With
gnat presence of mind, however, he dived and came up clear
of the " hoops." The captain of the steamer, seeing the
Imminent danger is which they were placed, jumped over-
beard, sad succeeded in supporting one of them until aegis-
team was procured. Eventually they were all landed
safely, though io • very eabansted state. The conduct of
Captain lirthllum, of the steamer Eva, was most praise-
worthy, as he was, no doubt, the means of saving at least
one of the party from drowning. The ladies also have, in •
grist measure, to thank the amplitude of theircrinolises fee
buoying them up so long—one of them having afterwards
navel" remarked that better life-prseervers could sot be
fouad.—Giessees Herald.