The Express.
London, England, 1850-10-30 00:00:00

DEFICIENCY OF COPPER COINAGE.

TO TIEN IDITOZ OP 121 ISPINMI.

SlR,—There appears to be a great deficiency in
the moues of pence In eircalatlea in this county. Being la
busiest', I as frequently in went, and Ind great thflimAty
in procuring it, either at the beaks or null ober. My
auras has hunted two or three towns earitetians to pt
one pound's worth, and frequently returns without noosed
lag at Si. Could yea is any way bring it ander the notice
of thie authorities of the Mint, so ea to 'Met a remedy 1 If
yen will make the trial I shall feel obliged.
I resein,
WM. lILARTYN, a Satworiber
Fnesper Bridge, seer Bt. Columb, Ost.

DLO'S or Til BLIHOP or Nov* likorru.—Tho
Right Rev. Dr. Jail Lela, Bishop of Yeti lMot* who
Ina been for a abort tins lojoarabor La logtood, Mai ea
Moarloy at his realleme, Carsolostroot, Mg Wm Dr.
Inglis was the drier d oar esleakt M sp, baling bum
cossoiraud 1825, mos Om If yam preeloas Om time
Si active tolookstay doramea of the dimes. =
no prevision kr the Moro 4/411/1111■401 the est of
there Will &Otter be oroliberabb diloalty Meat So ap-
pointment of a memo? to Dr. highs.
REPLESENTATION OF MAIDSTVIri.— We coder`
stood that 11r. Hope, the =osedi stooittr hest=
duos not found &pia to *NW *it the
of Maidstone, sad that et as traomittol satottiti of the tap
porton of Mr. Her, • some aim bm bees mpremel that
Ma seat, when meant, shoal be sillood to Jibs !Met Pre-
to, Marie, Esq., oar honer meelleat member, who has
take. the name of Laurie span solotadlog to dm mosso of
kis lota ride.—Moidskola Amnia

PENALTILI Fos OVUOHAItaId DT RAILWAY COY-
rAstas.—The Colombian's. ot Woad Remus hays Maid
tits Main sad Aglow& Railway Coupes), fa 100 L, kr
ovoroksigas padloosatuy, or third-doss rassomors,
Wills Inaba the disk c 4 the wary odd bo
as rata at par mat., aa if Lt bad bora paid b gra
gloa ii=rluaseirio4are:rooehbaorill with%
lb• ass way Isis Os mar& railway a&
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PROPOSED MINING EXCHANGE.

Yesterday main( a mesdag at advents:ere,
brokers, eat AIM wwweeted with Mem wee bads Iti taw
George eat Ware Towers, CAnddlloe desassise ea
the esseeele he mewed with mud Mtie lIMAIMMat of
as imbsdie flat the pardiam sal dbyeeel of as.,. in
selsee." The ask wee bikes Si lee shiest by Mr. Anna
litramo, jos.
The CHAIRMAN rid itis barn& the =raise hod been
esevesedi by. Mr. LOA, of the May Jewnsel, far the
et esawleidea mama et is mining tamest
LI
ag
t Kr. mil awe bad mama stables la
the Them sad leo Daly Newt, mid sammaaleatlons
anbeagmady leek plebe Wines aertela gentlemen In the
Sty. He tbeatook apes Mateelf to edema% thismesting. He
bad mamma ea the &gem with amaral partial latermaed
la Waits pesseile, sem el when were wet indseadel.
ion woe moll* a free sad tie Recieere, sot
=ls • taw bat spa to ell. Ia the Daily New of
Nei day it WY stated that • Mitts Mishear bed amid,
bees heated ; sad, ;mbar, a gandleman preeent, Mr. Pieta,
wadi Mato what was the meg tame with regard to this
man

Me.I2ELD the ght it ream to make any narks
argesilel: bliss hem Mr. legal. That whams
• to Mak that the potties win had formed the Me-
in MOS stet oselified to do so. He attended
this. rir as • erarese. L morsel es ba Mr. /I's
dealleMsot therm Ersleasa shothil he semewbat rnt
from tint ester lad boom held.
IfiaVill had really no oldest bat that of rearlas
IN of • geed Isaleage. He wee, hewer;
3=l 11, mad orate meringe. (Hear, hese) He
*at some otaps Arid be tabs with • Kew
c▪ i
fie eldest, sad Qat the moods. should this
there were at t only about a
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dorm siting broken, and these estate, for the most
part. wreak to buy shares for 21. sad sell them for Si, aad
Item WWI to by Ora Ms pushier, fee thane, Utter
of eel them they advised the partite to go has err other
EOM
The CHAIRMAN rawidseed the observations of the
speaker irrelevant.
Mr. ENGLISH hoped Mr. Field would state candidly
what plan were in regrew with letseres to the object.
Mr. FIELD eassidend the resent nor* g premature,
aid would advise it to wait aril the plea of the other
parties had bra developed. It was proposed that in eater
to prevent torn from being thrust Oa the public, the r-
etro should have an agent at the 'pet, who should inspect
and deport upon the condition of the Menet mire. He
wined to see • fair liat of twice, the varies of as sloe
prices r reale, and a dirlasdea bruits broken and
hen; ant would he have say reepostable pear excluded.
f he parties present wished to join the our scheme it would
be open to them to do so.
Mr. ENGLISH said Mr. Field had told them what was to
be done, but not who we to do it. Rethought this resting,
oompard u it we of gentlemea sonneeted with mines, had
a right to ask who wire the parties guessed in suttee place.
Mr. SNELL concurred in objecting to hale and sorer
atrium, and thought Mr. Field outs to respond to the
erases, which had bun given by Mr. English. He rug
gated that a committee should be formed for the purpose of
preparing riles and regulations, such eremittes to gantlet of
proprietors of sine, and not to inehre brokers.
Mr. FIELD repeated bit belief that the meeting was pre-
mature. 29 persons had put their urn down as memben
of the new exchange, including =say of the leading broken
in mining aborts, and also many of the largest proprietors.
Try wired to prevent persona from being admitted, who
had sued parties for 'costs after they had paid their Galls. It
we areetry to have as meet, ia ceder to prevent the
puffing of mines which had Ilaysi 71It yielded a ton of OM
(Hear, hoar.) Otherwise they might be doing a mischief, in-
stead of a benefit, and deluding the public with their liet of
prier.
Kr ENGLISH outlasted that Mr. Field had not r-
eward his question.
After 100111 further discuron,
Mr. ENGLISH moved the appointment of a aomealttee.
Hs said he should be very happy to include the aims. of
Mr. Yield and Mr. Thomas.
As altercation then took place between Mr. English and
Kr. Field, which issued in the former declaring that be
would net propos, the name of the latter.
Several gentleman, Unloading Mr. Field, here quitted the
room.
Mr. PARKER, a rumba of the Stock Exchange, be-
lieved that if the 001111Eittil of the Stott Exchange were
momorialised on the subject they would give it their best
attention.
Mr. ENGLISH said Mr. Webb, the secretary of the Stook
Exchange, had Uttered him, in autogiros of a letter
which he addressed to thus, that the subject had been ander
consideration, and that Mr. Parker and other pattern
would shoed to witch the proordiep.
Mr. CROFTS moved the adjournment of the meeting
until that da week.
Mr. WATSON seraded the motion.
Mr. GIBSON thought it would be much better to adopt
Ms smoothen of Mr. Parker as to the menterialosing of the
committee of the Steck Exchange.
It was ultimately arranged that Mr. Parker's suggestion
should be send upon, and Kr. English, Mr. Gibson, and the
chanties, were appointed to draw up the amoral.