The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-18 00:00:00

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two u'CLool.

East Cam Brea shares have advanced to-
day to 9S to 10, and are very strong.
Wheal Beton are quoted 107 to 109; East
Caradon, 26}Do to 1; South Caradon, 320 to
330 ; North wns, 5} to ; Wheal Margaret,
43 to 44 ; Providence, 43 to 44 ; Great Wheal Vor,
to 6 ; and Heroddoot, 37 to 38. Several
transactions will be found in the Stock Exchange
official list.

St. John del Rey Mining shares are in in-
creased demand, and have advanced, owing to
the advicea referred to below ; the last trans-
actions recorded are at 52. United Mexican
have been dealt in at 81 to • Scottish Australian
at@ to prem ; Dun Mountain, at i prem. ;
and Bon Accord, at din.
The annexed memoraralum is from the St. John
del Rey Mining Company :—The directors of the
St. John del Rey Mining Company (limited) have
received by telegram, from Lisbon, the following
report, dated Morro Velho, October, 1861 :—Pro-
duce for Sept., 46,443 oitavas ; cost for ditto,
19,3221. ; profit for ditto, 8,1931. ; produce 11 days
of October, 15,392 °items. N.B. Nu despatch
goes forward by this packet.
At North Roskear mine meeting on the 12th inetunt, the
accosats showed a debit balance of 7211. G. ad. A all el
11. per share was male
bie Wheal Anne accounts presented at the meeting as
the 11th instant showed a debit ha mice of 2711.145. 4d. A
mil of 10s. per share was made.
At West Bt in Owiog Mine meeting on the 13th inst.
the &emote showed a debit balance of 1011. 14s. sd. A
all of 3/. per share was made.
Michell ]line on the 12th instant made a call of le. 6d. per
tame.

WEATHER REPORT.-(THIS DAY.)

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PRITTIOCII TO TIM MOW. 11/,011•11.3 ISTOIUIWIMNIEDAT.
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THE LATE LORD HERBERT.—Hie Royal Highness
the Duke of Cambridge has intimated his intention of Fe-
eding at • public meeting, to be held at Willies Booms, as
Thursday, the :'.Bth instant, fur the purpose of taking snob
steps as may be necessary to a fitting memorial of the late
Ismeeted Lord Herbert. A committee, which includes
the most induential persons in the kingdom, is forming to
miry out the object, and it is gratifying tolled that
men and geatlemen of all shades of parties have ex-
premed their dare to co-operate, sad that his royal
highness, who has so laudably takes the initiative in this
movement, will be most ably supported in paying tante
to the &paled statesman. Viscount Palmerston, the Earl
of Derby, the Farl Russell, the Earl of Maltnesbury, the
Bishop of London, the Duke of &Wench, the Earl of
eirliale. Lord Clyde. Lord Brougham, Lord Gough, Lord
Garret Me, the Speaker of the House of Commons, the
Lord Mayor, General Peel, M.P. ; Mr. B. W. Crawford,
,ILP. • Mr. Aldebnan &lances, M.P., and Mr. W. G.
Prescott,, have, amongst others, skated their wish to be
oe the committee, and many of them win, it is expected,
take re•,. in the prom tinge of the day
Tree Rzv. T. BIENEY me Puizrra.—At the
omming of • congregational cha at Stawmarket. the
Rev. T. Blaney, after eluding** psl
ptivute feeling, which
had Induced ham to come to Stosiouirke:, said he world
now Lay • word about the p,s* it elf—that platform.
(Cheers and Isughter.) lie was souiewl•st old-fashioned
in I•is ideas, and he tattier (*al • pulpit. He was very
decidedlstrali y opposed to a p' Worm before he went to
Aus, out there be saw in tinny compatatively
small churches, without galleries, • raised dais, with a
table and desk. This Lo liked ray well in Aurelia
without plinks, but it they had • platfoim, be
should say, do let then. hs .0 „hat it pretended to 13, and
not those met of wings which h. [-mid in it—(laughter)—
sod, again, the gaat iron spikes around it ! (Laughter.)
He would have all there things done away with, and a plata
rail in their place. A 741, ha never could see the use of
settine a man to speak over • greet soft pillow. (laughter.)
Councillors and members of parlisment did not speak over
and why in the world shoed preachers have to do
so? (laughter.) He osus,ly took them off when he
presched, and, if he ha I not been a stranger, he should have
taken the pittow off that mowing.
PARLIAMENTARY RIFORM.—The Norwich Poll
that Union has adopted • memoial to Lad Pol.
merston, praying his lordship to take some action on the
subject of parlianieutary reform. The Union is also ender.
souring to remiss. the reform manila in NO•11 ich.
WARWICK,IIIIIE Aaau ci.TauAL SOCIETY. A
general imetio,„; of the members of the al, we society took
place at W*r.,e.k oo S.awi .y, t rle J the eshibi-
tion for 1862 should le held. Lad presidc I. A
deputation from 13;•.ningbare, cats' ti. of the livor (Mr.
H. Manton), :itt John Biretta Coseclor Ws IMm. and
the town clerk, oe the pat. of the Tows Coeseil, a-id Mr.
John Lowe area Hr. T. B. moro eating the Cornell
of the itirtii:ithain (cattle and Por'try &how, atteedril to
invite the a may to bold tar- in etiir at l!' 'nziogham. As
iavitatine was also r. Mari from Coveetry. The amoebae
ultimately daridisl, by &liras msjoi3y, to accept the levi-
tation from Erntiogliani, in wMch town the meeting of the
tociety cu be hold next in itrn-n.

Battu nO • I:A vs.—The United Kingdom
Telegraph Company hive ON eny (None y) opened their
hoes between London, .riegharn, Manche-ter, evil Liver-
pool to the public at the wilund theme of a sh;lling for
A/ words, making the 111111 e charge bMwreo any of the sta-
tions. The former rate for telegrann of the game number
of wonls from London to Mituchi star or Liverpool was
four sbmings, and the reduction is therefore very consider-
able. This is only the F-st section of a network of telegraph
lime which is intended to embrace all the large towns of the
kingdom, s-wI the 'holing charge in intended to be uniform
from any one lowa to any other, whatever may be the
d;ntance. _ _

SUPPOSED MURDER IN COI.NEY HATCH ASTT.C3II.
—On Saturday Mr. 6. Brent, coroner, held an inquiry4tn the
County Lunatic Asylum, Colney Hatch, into the circum-
stances relative to the death el Joseph Bin, aged 28, •
patient in that asylum, who was found strangled in • ward
of which Ihe was an inmate. The d. vowed bad been
an inmate of No. 14 ward, • ward appointed for dirty
and noisy patients, for about four mouths, and had to be
attended very much. On one occasion be was found fight-
, hig with another patient. He wan discovered dead last
Toralay afternoon, about ten minutes to five o'clock at the
bottom end of the ward. Samuel Rickman, en old man,
I
patient, dime mining tome of the attendants in the ward,
crying and saying, "My poor boy ',dead." He ran down to
where the deemed was lying, andtheattendantfollowedhim
and found the body at the side of a press, face upwards, sad
quite cold. He had a blue handkerchief rouod his seek,
which was tied by • kind of slip koot, rather tight in froot,
to resseable a bow. The doctor arrived in four or five mi-
nutes, but the poor fellow was dead. The medical superin-
testiest of the ark side of the asylum maid the cause of
death was suffocation from strangulation. A patient named
Rickman told him that deceased had been strangled. He
Was devotedly attached to the deceased, whom he fed and
coustantly watched. He soil ho had been strangled by
another patient, named Skinner. Skinner denied it, saying
be bed been in another part of the want all that afternoon.
No other eye-witness could be obtained. After some other
evidewos, the jury returned a verdict that the deceased had
bees strangled by some person or persona unknown, and
expressed their hope that in future the instructions of the
medical man for the dispersion of attendants throviberst
the ward of which they have charge should be more cares
MI serried into effect.
SERIOUS POOT-oFFICE ROBBERIES AT WOLVES-
WIPTON.-0a Saturday, at the Wolverhampton petty nu.
aims, John Weaver, a stamper in the Wolverhampton Post-
eller, was charged with stealing • 10f. Bank of &abed
Ws
frees a letter that was posted at that office on the
alibi of the ]et instant. This note was one of eight, of
the united value of 101., that had been ant in two, and their
napsetivs halves forwarded ha two Isiters. Amongst the
y which the prisoner is enspeeted of having stolen
Cri:PTt draft for for 24.11. and the halves of sofas of the united
value of 2101. He wee remanded,
IlAtentivalr FRI{ HOVPITAL—The number of
palette tweed at the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women
end Obildres, Edwards-street, Portmansquare, during the
week ending Nov. 16, was 684, of which 210 were new
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