The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-07 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL RRAR2 MARIRIN.

LITIMPOOIs DSC. B.—Caledoulan, 1001 1001—Eastern
101 101—Great Northern, 1121 1131—Great Western,
Inneaddre and Yorkshire stock, 106 ISO London
North Western, 911 911—Manchester, Sheffield, and lAssadsx,
411-11:dland stock, 1261 1151—Ditto new shares, 1111 p.—
North ltrithlt, 461 61—North Staffordshire, d.—Noik
lastern. Berwick, IN 991—Ditto York and North Midland, 46
881-114tto Ueda capital stock, 681 57—South-Emtern and Dover,
12 7-111 22 9.l6—West Midland, Oxford, 45 47—Buftelo end Left
Huron, 31 6—Litdt Rhenish, 7-18616 d.—Grand Trunk at
4 7.16 4 6.lo—Gnat Luxembourg, 11-16 81—Orent Weirrilut
Canada, 811.16 131-1111nali Omani, 661 481 d.—grie ex amens-
mot, 121 214—Thames and Mersa Insurance, 1 1 p.
Mancitterlnt, Dec. 6.—Tbe manna opened rather karat, and
cautioned so all d.y. Caledonian, 100—Grand Trunk of Can
9.l6—Great Western al Canada, 84 I—Gnat Western, Pflif
Illinois Central, 471 8 9 d.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1416 41 6 4
644 6—London and North Western, 93—Manchester, Shaded.
and Lincolnshire, 441 1 6—Midland, 16/44-74ew York and Brig
23—South Listen, t 2. 7.lo—Thames and Mersey Marine Insu-
rance, 15-10 p.—lllinois (all paid;, 50 4916—Fire Assurance. Id.
—Doter, 5 per cent. ;11. pd.;, Is. 31. to—Union Plato Glass, 16
Btannicitsw, Dir. O.—The markets are all lower, and bad-
ness rontinnea scarce. London and North Western quoted 91
92—Midland, Bristol and Birmingham, 137 to 134—South Stal-
fordsidro, 10 916 10 11-10—Birmincham Canal, 90 91—Binning-
loam Banking Company shares, si, " milers." 0:12.a local
stocks without change.

DEER CATCHING AT CHATEWORTIL—MT. Her-
ring, purveyor of wild deer to her Majesty, was at Chats-
worth about two years since, and bought from 300 to 400
deer from his Grace the Duke of Devonshire. Ile is atm
at Chatsworth purchasing another lot. The mode at
catching the deer is en follows :—A position is selected,
and very high and strong nets are set up. Several bow-
men and one stsghound are then
i employed to drive
the deer in the direction of the nets. This s a dill-
cult thing to do ; the business, however, must be deems, aad,
after repeated efforts, the deer an compelled to take the
nets. N 1 lien the deer find themselves mastered, and obliged
to enter, they form in close hoe, like veteran troops, sad
simultaneously charge the nets, making a desperate effort
to break them. The effect is very exciting, and the poor
beasts get entangled and fastened iu the meshes ; sonsenrees
a few get away. When the deer are might, the borne of
the bucks are sewn off, which prevents their fighting, aid
they can then be packed numb closer in the two-deck vans
for transit. Many of tho visitors have left Chatsworth.—
DerfrAire Coarser.
W•go or ALDERSGATE.—Two gentlemen are
spoken of as candidates for the honour of representing this
ward in the Court of Aldermen—Mr. Norris, M.P., and Mr.
Braley, the type foamier. Both gentlemen are Commies
Councilmen of the ward, and if both stand the neatest will
he a very close ono.
Tom SATZU AND THE OXFORD UN' VERMIT
Aurnuarriks.—Tbe proprietor of the Champion threes,
Tom Sayers, having announced his performance to Defend
without the leave of the proper authorities, has incurred
the displeasure of the University authorities, who, yester,
day aftemoon, widely distributed the following handbill :
" A person named Sayers having announced hie intentisa
of opening a circus in Oxford, and out having obtained per-
mission from the Vice• Chancellor and the Mayor to do are,
members of the University is state pupillari apes warmed
sot to attend the aforesaid exhibition.—F. JeuneeVien.
Chancellor • W. B. Jones, Senior Proctor; G. Rh:klieg.
Junior Proctor."

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Nar.tiour ESCAPE. —On Tuenday afternoon, a man
Denied Webber was standing on a ladder, cleaujagik,,ii_
dews in the upper part of Mr. Lake's house, St. Stephen's.
Norwich, alien the leader of a team of homes draw* a
waggon belonging to Mr. Thomas Allen, of klerkehell.
having been checked by the driver to make way foe a gig
that was passing, no agairat the ladder, knocking it down.
and hreakiog it. Strange to say. Webber: caught bold of the
projection of the roof. and clung to it till he wee safely
rescued.—Nololk Rems.
TRAFFIC RICIIIPTIC—The traffic receipts of rail-
ways in the United Kingdom for the week ending Nov.
30, amounted to 498.8401., and for the correpoediug week
of last you to 498,1001. ; showing en increase of Oa.
The gran receipts of the eight railways having ther
termini in the metropolis amounted to 222,7561., and for
the corresponding week of 1441) to 219,079 L, &sew-
ing an increase of 3,8771. The increase on the Great Nadi-
ens Railway amounted to 2,0581.; on the Gnat
Western to 1,4421. ; on the London sad KOMI-
Western to 5141. ; and no the Loodoe and Both{
Western, to 1,0221.—t0tal 5,636/. Bat fent this rout
be deducted 2841. on the Fasters Owed*, 461. as
the London and Blackwell, 5851. on the Landow, Brighten.
and South Coast, and 1,0421. on the Smith Ikatara, tegailkir
itbove
ut
1,0591., leaving the increase es 3,6771. The meats
oa the other lines in the United eneeentell to
278,0841., and for the correspoodiog GILA year to
279,081/., showing a decrease of 2,1., .rhod, 4.1.64
from the increase on the metropolitan inotlersem tie
total Werra.* 6801. as compared with the eenrapearnig
week of 1800.