The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-23 00:00:00

MINH&-iTHIE DAY.)

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ONE O'CLOCK.
In the mining market to-day Prim.* of Wales,
West Chiverton, (hiverton. Caldbeck Fells, Wheal
Uny, and East Ceramlon shares are inquired for.
Subjoined are the prices : West Chivertoa.
82 to 83 ; East Trumpet Consols, 2to 2/
Chiverton, 41 to 3 ; Calbeck Fells, las. to 12s. 6d.
Wheal Unv, 3 to 3f ; East Caradon, 5 to St ;
Prince of *ales, 375. to 395. ; New Lovell, 295. to
255. ; North Crafty, 30s. to 325. 6d. ; West Great
Work, 21 to 1; Marke Valley, 9 to 91; Frank
Mills, 3 to 31 : and Great Leavy, 20 to 21.
Foreign and colonial mining shares are un-
changed, at the following prices:--St. John
Del Bey, 17 to 18; Don Pedro. 31 to 1
prem. ; Anglo-Braaan, par to 1 prem. ;
Pestarena, to / die. ; Chontales, 2; to 31:
Boasa Grande, to d prem. ;
Par to f prem.; Vnitod Mexican. lf to 2 ;
Prontino awl Bolivia, 3-1614 7:;_18 : Port Phillip.
13 to 2 ; Central American, 1 dia. to par
Silver, Eto } dia. ; Yudauamutana, 21 to I ; and
Nerbudda, 3 to 4 dis.
The annexed memorandum is from the Cape
Copper Mining Company (Limited) :
The Cape Copper Mining Company (Limited) have
received despatches per the Briton to 10th October, in
Namagindand.—At Ookiep the 30 fathom level was yield-
ing, as in the former month. 10 tone per fathom, sad
appeared likely to continue as favourable. Captain
ttnts tee states of Ookiep mine, " 1 have much plea-
sure in remarking that the mine never looked better or
sore likely to continue than it does at premed. The
yield fromOokisp for September was 475 tow of 2,3,521 be.,
averaging 31$ per cent. away. Speetakel shows farther
improvement, the yield of ore being on the increase ; the
three months' return of this mine will be received by the
next regular mail. Seven hundred and seven tons were
sent away to the coast during September." Bills of lading
are to band for 149 tons per Itaduayore, and 14 tons per
present steamer, both from Cape Town, and the neat mail
will bring bills of lading for shipment per Refuge and
Tlawood.

Syrewn et Enrra.—The body of a young man
was found on Friday morning in a dutch in tlra'b Tree
Mem:away. Frith Marshes. Ills brains were blown out.
and a pistol was found lying near him. On him was
found a gold watch, a exam pin, and a row containing
money. his collar was marked with the name of L.
I.oereb." Mr. Carnet opened an inquest ou the body in
the afternoon et the Ship. heath. and after hearing evi-
dence to the above effect adjourned the inquiry.
611•EkNewsrx, Nov. 23.--The Onion atemushio
Manhattan, from Now York. arrived here at 7.30 this
morning, with 134 passengers, some of whom she landed,
and_weeeeded for Liverpool immediately.
01104:1KIIAVEN, Nov. 23, 11 A.M.- -Thu Mutest
4camsbip City of Paris. from New York ou the 14th
in-taut. is now passing Browlietul signal station, en runts
for Queenstown.
Tut I.ONDON 14101:1411 PAINTEII:4.---011 Thursday
evening an interesting lecture wftn delivered by Mr. M.
Digby Wyatt on the History of Decoration by means of
Colour," to themembersof the West London /louse Painters'
said Decorators' Mutual Improvement Association, at the
St. John's Schools, in Kirkman 's-place, Tottenham-oourt-
road. Tb. chair was taken by Mr. Edward Hell. F.S.A.,
a member of the council of the Working Men* Club and
Institute Union; and there were present Mr. Craze, the
Rev. IL Sully, and others. Suspended on the walls were
numerous drawings by Mr. 'Wyatt of buildings in Italy,
and details of deoorntior. as well as specimens of textile
manufactures, exemplifying Persia% Chimes. and other
methods of ornamentation. The lecture, besides treating
of the Eastern, Emirptian, Greek, Roman and later
Italian, sold the Frutolt styles, explained the prin-
ciples of omiventionalisnt and imitation in deenration, the
latter of which was elternoteriaed as dangerous. albeit it
embodied the perfection to be attained-. whilst the format.
had the attribute of propriety. and, being more easy of
attainment. had coins first in the 'WORM* of art am*
e% ru now WWI in vogue in some eouutries. The value of
an sittimtion to stele was also shown. One chararternitio
of emit styli was the luinnony that it had is Matt: and
this lawnsual should not be omitted A.' ft "till.. when
114.1 W produottoks wen' rcindlnyl. Thu soniwimo was att.w.
war& addict.% by '.‘tr. rime. Mr. Molly, :iint the
man, who rge.l importance of e.tabliaaiug
share
for instrion ion la imetol and other rogabitoe of the
bona's-reititree s. t, col iverte,i to the
e4.oe.etty yerseem giv:iter in painter' a Inlrk,
este:a:illy where eo.tly I leetWilti..o was 3t10111144.4.