The Express.
London, England, 1868-09-04 00:00:00

HINE&=(THIS DAY.)

ONE O'CLOCK.
In the mining market to-day there is a good
demand for East Grenville shares, which have
risen to 375. 6d. to 40g., owing to the im-
provement in the mine. West Chiverton,
and Wheal Grenville are also inquired
for, at 601 to 611 and 225. rid. to 255.
respectively. Chiverton Moor arc quoted 61 to 1;
Prince of Wales, 335. to 355. ; Wheal Seton, 45 to
50 ; Macke Valley, 71 to 1; East Caradon, 21 to
; and Wheal Mary Ann, 191 to 201.
The following telegram was received yesterday
from East Wheal Grenville :—" 75 on the Caunter
lode, in the bottom of the level, worth more than
four tons of good yellow ore per fathom ; 110 also
improved."
The Pestarena United Gold Mining Company
(Limited) have received the following telegram :
—" Remittances of gold, 438 ounces. Produce of
Pestarena mills, 15 days ; produce of Battizio
mills, 16 days ; and produce of Piedmontera
24 days."

QUEENSTOWN, SEPT. .4.---The National Steam-
ship Company's steamship Helvetia arrived otf this port
from New York at 11 a.m. to-day, with 42,000 doll. in gold
Lars. Having landed some of her passengers she pro-
ceeded for Liverpool.

The alleged ease of libel against the Times and
Telegraph, on the information of Mr. Bewicke, of Threep-
wood-hall, Northumberland, again came before Alder-
man Hale, at Guildhall, yesterday. An additional cause
of complaint against the last-mentioned paper was the
publication of a leading article commenting on the pro-
ceedings at the trial. The notes taken by Mr. Merck.le's
reporter were handed to the magistrate, who will decide
to-morrow whether the discrepancy between them and
the statements in the newspapers is sufficiently wide to
justify him in issuing the summonses which have been
applied for.
IMPRIsONMENT FOR STY-ALIN() AN APPLE.—it
the Salisbury Petty Sessions, on Tuesday last, before VlA-
count Folkestone, General Bucklz,(E. Hinzman, Esq..
Major Heathcote, A. Ferryman, ~ J. Goff, jun., Eeq.,
James Homey. Esq., W. Pinckney, sq., and G. M. Fort, George (lark, of Salisbury, was charged with striding
an apple, value a halfpenny, the property of Mr. Edward
Waters, of Stratford. Police-constable Crook, who was
watching. Mr. Waters' orchard, saw the defendant open a
gate, go in, and pick up one apple. A companion, who was
keeping watch outside, raised an alarm, and the defen-
dant went away. Mr. Waters said it might appear a very
trilling case, but he bad been subjected to a great deal at
injury. His only object was to convince people that they
had no right in his orchard. He aid not press for any
punishment. Lord Folkestone said the defendant must
have known that he was doing wrong. Unfortunately.
these cases came before the bench year after year. Blight
punishment had been given, but people took no warning.
and he was afraid they would not be convinced until they
got it " pretty. ,harp.'` The defendant was liable to three
months' imprisonment, but Mr. Waters having recom-
mended him to mercy, the sentence would be nutigated
to three weeks' imprisonment, with hard labour.—Deriase
Gaut tit, . _

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A PAIITIVB TREAM-RE.—Mr. Anderton, the
master of the Warrington Union, yesterday, at the board**
weekly meeting, called the attention of the guardians to a.
wonderful fact. He said that the sum of U. 19e. 10d. had
been found concealed under the bedding of a pauper
named John Marsh, who had been all inmate of the union
for upwards of two years. Mr. Anderton also reminded
the guardians that the delinquent had been previously
rtmotudiated with for haying sok% bread, the propertT of
the 1114011. under false pretenees. Mandl was called into
the hoed-ruont. and, iu reply to the &airman he said ►a
bad tit 108. in lus purse, under the bed, but some person
bud i.toten the additional amount. The money was all 1•
threepenny and fourpenny piutes, and Mandl said he had
ataulial it hum Rewiring people. The eiminuan info
111:ssli that if the hest 101111141 it had beeu obtained by
false pleb-eves be was liable to he sent to prison. —lien-
,/ 1,t,) Examiner.