The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 19, 1861.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

Or moue lIILZORAFE.)
WARWICK MEETING.—(THIS DAY.)

SWEEPSTAKES of 20 mom About three furlong'.
D'(/ray, Eatrelda, and Marcia ate here.
TRIAL STAKES. One mile.
Thunderbolt, Lady Clifden, Alain' eau, Atherateue, The
Saga, Twilight, aaml Tee Rap are here.

WILLOUGHBY HANDICAP. Two miles.
gotherlaad, Maas, Woeverter, and The Creek are
here.

CIO HANDICAP PLATE. Nearly seven furlooge.
Tyrant, Owe Hymn, Bradfield, The Sage, COD (WOWS.
Twilight, Toni*, Ce Horne, and Chateau la Fitte are
here.

OTHER AZWVALL—Mounivieff, Sugar Stick, Lass o'
Gowri. Mermaid, awl Rupee.
The ground very heavy.

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two ()Tim&
The transactions in the mining market continue
on a limited scale, and prices show no variation
of importance. In the Stock Exchange East Wheal
Russell shares have been dealt in at 7, 71, and (4.
Shares in Wheal Seton, West Wheal Seton, East
Caradon, South Caradon, Wheal Hooper, and
Great South Tolgus have also met with business.
United Mexican Mining shares continue in
demand, and have been dealt in at 411, 41, and 4fr.
St. John del Rey are marked 301 ; Groat Northern
Ce_PPery Prem.: and Port Phillip, die.
Pram Fret When' Rumen the subjoined official telegram
was received yesterday :—"The 100 east in the crosscut
north: the lode has been cut into several inches, and rich
ens"

The directors of the Port Phillip and Colonial Gold
dieing Comp.lT have resisived adviees from their reddest
director, dated Me'bourse, Amenity 25:--The quantity of
quartz crushed during the month of December was 2,230
tons, yielding 2,247 oz. 13 dwia. 4 gra gold, being an avenge
of 1 os. 4 gni. per ton. The receipts on Chine's account
were 3,8571. Ils. 7d. • expenditure, 1,5451. 13s. 3d. ; profit,
2,3151. 18e. 41. The expenditure includes 265/., payment
on account of winter stock of firewood. The machinery was
all in good working order. A remittance of 1,5001. has been
received by this mail.
The director of the English and Australian Copper Com-
pany have received advice, from their manager, dated
Adelaide (Jan. 26) :—" At the works there were 9 furnaces
at work. The amount of coal at the works was 4,241 tons,
and of wood 5,152 tone. The make of copper and ore ship-
ments veers proceeding satisfactorily, and the company's
own teams way working will."
The North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South
Australia have received advice, from the local committee,
dated Adelaide, Jan. 26, as follow* :—" We have taken out
two mineral claims, situated in the vicinity of the Wallamo
Mines, and in a line with some newly discovered and pro-
raising I.4ea. The company have been put to no expense in
this matter, with the exception of 51. for etch claim paid to
the government, on the taking out of the mine." Captain
Barker reports, under date of Jan. 22:—" We have cut
through the large lode again, the north side of the cut being
3 feet 6 inches wide. and the south side 5 feet 6 inchos, com-
posed of lIIIIINUC, with grey and yellow ore. The eastern
crosscut is now 26 fathoms 4 feet seat of Cope's engine shaft.
The ground, I ion happy to say, is beginning to show signs
4,c. Nweed
of approaching the lode, halide. two spar branches
this week, full of mundic and ore. The south end
is driven 40 fathoms south of 'a"