The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-26 00:00:00

MINES-(Plh DAP.)

ONK O'CLOCK.
The mining market is very inactive, owing
partly to the settlement. Annexed are the quo-
tations:—Prince of Wales, 365. to 375. ; East Gren-
ville, 31 to 31; South Condurrow, 20s. to 228.
Great For, 101 to 111 ; Chiverton, 4 to
41 ; West Chtverton, 62 to 64 : Mary
Ann, 20 to 21 ; New Lovell, I to 11 ; East
I ovell, 81 to ; Drake Walls, 14.. to 16s. ;
North Tieekeiby, Gs. to 88.; Marks Valley,
91 to 91 ; and East Caradon, 5 to 51.
In the market for foreign and colonial mining
shares, St. John Del Bey are at 17 to 18 ; Don
Pedro, 31, to 1 prem. ; Anglo-Bratlisn, w. to
1 prem. ; Pestarena, If to 11 dis. ; Chonta, 21
to ; Roma Grande, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. ; An to-
Italian, par to prem. ; United Mexican, 1 to
2 ; Frontino and Bolivia. 5-16 to 7-16 ; oft
Phillip, 11 to 2 ; Central American, dis. to par
Sao Vicente, : to 1 prem. ; Copula Silver, 1 to 1
dis. ; and Vudanamutana, 21 to 4.
At the Chiverton Moor meeting, hold on tha
mine on the 20th inst., the accounts showed a
debit balance of 1,1961. 3s. ld. to the end of
September. A call of Se. per share was made.
The agent of East Wheal Grenville telegraphs
that the " Caunter" lode has been cut in the cross-
course at the 45, and is more promising than when
cut at the other levels, also in the cross-course.
The lode in the rise in the back of the 54 is worth
41 tons of copper ore per fathom for length of rise
(9 feet). No other change.

EX TILIORDINART CHARGE OF MANSLACGi-
TLit AGAINST A SUAGEo.V.

INQUEST.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning Mr. Richardq. the &play coroner,
held an inquiry at the Prince of Wales Tavern, Bonner's-
raad, Bethnal-green, respecting the death of Mn. Hannah
Clifford. aged 33 years, who expired from the effects of
frightful injuries inflicted upon her during her accoviche-
nient. The deceased was tho wife an eating-house keeper
carrying on business in Bethnal-green-road. The person
whose conduct is impugned is Mr. Thomas William Pop-
plewell, who describes himself as a member of the Boyal
College of Surgeons, residing at 63, St. Peter's-road. The
medical evidence laid before the jury was that of Mr. (3.
B. Phillips, of Spital-equare, divisional surgeon of police,
who described the nature of the injuries indicted.
The jury returned a verdict of manslaughter against
Mr. Popplewell, and the coroner made out a warrant for
his committal to the Central Criminal Court for trial.

FOOTBALL.—The Westminster School and the Old
Westminster* played a match yesterday afternoon a the
Vinetatareaass ground, which, owing to the late rains, was
ray herseyeaAsimpery. Many asedtowihieis the play.
and MAW those pseud weressveral ladies. The followingßamadan,
was amides :--fhhooL—P A. 'Bries (avian), T. N.
Ramadan, N. G. Barron, W. OR. Basham, R. W. road, C.
W. Stephenson, H. B. Rawson, T. Wakley, R. N. Oartaia.
B. Barley. sod H. 0. Rawson. Old Westadasters.—B. N.
Moms (captain), U. 0. Bonsai* A. J. Mackey, J. R.
Tapia, CIL Barker, 0. Dowdawell. J. C. Smith, O. H.
Lee, J. Dixon, Arthur Saran, and J. IL Yates. After
about three-quarters of an hour's spirited play the whorl
obtainedthrosicoal, Barron, by a kick forward. seeding the
ball . This put thenappoacats still more on their
mettle, gradually they sowed a goal by a kick from
Thyliss; but the School, nothing daunted, went admirably
to work again. and about a quarter of as hour before
time was called (bait-past 0 they won by obtaining
smother goal by a kick from Dailey, who was well backed
up by Vidal.
Aw EXTRAORDINARY CARIL—The death of a
women named Hughes, living at Gateacre, was the sub-
ject of inquiry before Mr. Agana! on Tuesday. It ap-
that sho living apartfrom her husband, and bad
formedsted w
an illicit connection with abookkeeperuamed Mac-
donald, a man apparently in a comfortable position, hav-
ing a wife and family, and more than 60 years of age.
The other night the two went, in the character of
man and wit* to a home on Islington-dap, where
they engaged a room. In the course of the
night the woman died suddenly, and her paramour
actually remained with the corpse till the morning,
when he ordered "breakfast for one," without uttering
a word as to what had happened. The discovery
that the woman was dead was presently reads
by a servant, and Sae facts came oat at the inquest. A
well-merited rebate was administered by the coroner tie
Macdonald, who probably hoped to arosd exposure by
escaping from the hoar beforettainaudes were acquainted
with the woman's death.—Liarma Ihrewry.
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ance, occurred at Swainawick on Saturday night. An old
man and his wife of the name of Bolwell, both above
60 years of age, raiding at Tailback. had been to Bath
to make some purchases, and both hariej4hubibed too
freely, set out on their way home. The t proved to
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