The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

MINING STATISTICS.

CoNDERROW TIN AND COPPER MINE.— In 256
shares, 221. per share paid. Market value, 1001 The mine
is in Camburne, Cornwall; the sett being 600 fathoms in
length, and 156 fathoms in width. The country is granite,
and the lodis, tour in number, run nearly last and west,
and parallel to those of Delcoath and Stray Park. Held on
I lease for 21 years (16 unexpired), from H. H. W. Pendarves,
Esq., M.P., at one.twentieth dues. C nducted on the cost
honk principle. Operations were commenced in 1841, and
the returns in cop; cr, to end of 1848, 16,0931. 19s. 7d. ; tin,
3,4901 17s. GI; total, 18,5741. 17s. Id. The machinery
erected consists of a 36.inels c)lindtr steam.eogine, and one
winding engine. Tare are five working shafts, and a
large outlay up to the period we name was made in explora-
tory works, and opening a considerable quantity of ore. In
180 the returns of ore enabled the shareholders to receive
61. per share, or 1,6361. In the early part of the present
year 51. per share, or 1,2801.. were paid; and when the new
machinery now in course of erection is completed, the divi•
dead* will be resumed.

CITEiTER CITY ELECTION.-CIIESTER, MONDAY.

—The vacancy in the representation of this city has been
WWI up. Our anticipations that Mr. Stanley would be re-
turned hare not been disappointed. Although the tories
have used every species of exertion for the return of their
candidate, Mr. U. E. Egerton, they have signally failed.
Their confidence in the strength of their party was WV
ahaken. Tne pol:ing commenced at eight o'clock yesterday
morning, and closed at four. The result was a large and
overwhelming majority for the Hon. W. 0. Stanley, the
liberal candidate. The official dee/nation had not bee.
made. According to Mr. Stanley's committees the foal
rate of the poll at 4 o'clock was as follows: Mr. Stanley,
U 1343; Mr. Egerton, 64.5 ; majority for Mr. Stanley, 341.
ST. JUAN DEL REY MINING COMl'ANY.—Extract
from letter dated Mono Velho, May Btb, 1850, per
Victoria :

Salvador Exploration.-14 to the present moment we
have adv.need about three fathoms, and yen will have
seen by my diary of the 26th ult. that the ore raised from
it proves much richer than the old Morro Velho
lodes, a very small quantity ground by band. at the Amal
game:ion-house having yielded at the rate of nearly 13
oitavas per ton. It would, however, probably sot yield
this under the usual operation of stamping, but unfortu-
nately the quantities hitherto extraceed are far too small
to afford the means of a separate stamp. It is possible, how-
ever, that this vein or lode may enlarge as we advance,
sad in such case we may break enough to supply the Susan-
nah six head stomps. Meanwhile I have requested Capt.
Treloar to make a smolt plan showing the bearings and d.s
lances cf this exploration (rem some known points of the
mine. Produce for April. 22,167 oitava•, equal to 212
95-100 lbs. troy, from 5,222 tons of ore yielding 4 24 100
oltavas per ton. Stamps working during the month average
95 heads. _ . .

The supply of stone was limited during last month, having
been obliged to receive atsiitaoce from the refuse heap to the
extent ot nearly 160 tons. But towards the end of April it
began to improve. We are now eaabled to reject a few toss
daily, and which will increase after three or feur dap, when
a bolt ot momunication will be completed near the pillar iu
the Cachoeira. _ _

--The profit for April wa. £ 2,905 9 9
The cost is extremely high, especially that portion omit g
from Rio.

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DISCOVERY OF A SILVER MINE AT TETHERING-
VON, GLOUCINTIMMIIII —The inhabitants of the parish of
Tytheringtan, near Thornbury, liloucerershire, are in a
state of high glee, In consequence of the discovery of a silver
mine in that locality, which is said to promise a considerable
yield of the precious metals. A surveyor hes made a minute
examination, and it is stated that on the strength of his re-
commendation some capitalists from the metropolis propose
working the mine.
LOCOMOTIVES WITH ANIMAL POWER WITHIN
TREK.—Signor Clemente Masserano, of Pignerol, Pied-
mont, has patented a new machine analogous to the
American treadwheel coach some time since described in
The Bulkier. In the present instance the horses work on a
platform' called • pedivella, inside the vehicle, and the
power of their weight, as well as of their motion, is made
use of by means of ropes communicating with the axle-trees
of the leading wheels. It is alleged that a speed of even
lily miles an hour can be realised by means of the
mechanism, without any increase in the rapidity of the
motion of the horses, which is merely a walk, in which the
animal does not actually advance beyond a single step, the
platform retreating inread. A model " impulscria," as it
is celled, has been brought to this country, and is at work,
but at a much more moderate speed than the maximum
boasted of on the South Western Railway. It is thought
that, as feeders on branch linen, such vehicles might be both
economical and useful.—Td Builder.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT.—On Sunday morning the
butler of H. Cooper, Esq , of Manor house, Brixtou, who
had been out shooting the birds, which destroyed the wall
fruit, left his loaded fowlinmpiece on the hall table whilst
answering his master's bell. Dlr. Henry Cooper, aged 16,
entered the hall, and taking up the weapon presented it at
his sister, who was along with him Mrs. Evans, the house-
keeper, who had followed them, was in the act of remon-
strating with him on the foolishness of his conduct, when
the piece exploded, and both females fell with • loud
shriek. Miss Cooper received the chief contents of the
charge (No. 6 shot) in her neck and face, aad, should she
recover, will, it is leered, be disfigured for life. The house-
keeper is so dangerously injured, that no hopes are enter-
tained of her recovery.
THE CREW OF A VESSEL. IMPRISONING THEIR
CAPTAIN.—FALMOUVR, JULY 22 —The barque Esther
Frances, of Newport, Monmouthshire, arrived here yester-
day from Havannalt, 61 days, under the charge of Mr.
Dunipace, the mate. It appears that Mr. Michael, the
master, was handcuffed by the crew, on Jute 14, being six
days after leaving H h, and has thus been confined In
tis cabin ever sines that date. An alleged charge is made
that be attempted to poison moms person or persons on board,
by mlxing what is described as " erract of lead" with some I
water in a jug, to which Mr. Shaw, • passenger, the mate,
second mate, and a boy, had access. A magisterial leveed-
grion into this extraordinary affair will be held this morniag.
SEIZURE OF ENGLISH FISHING SMACKS ON THE
Frtarecir COAer—The Journal du Barre of yesterday an-
nouncesmal a
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inmgiltsish ti negy
are the Ocean Queen and Adelaide. The boats were
gent into Havre. Tease more have also been seized, and
sent into Heppe.
Two CHILDREN SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN POISONED
BY THEIR PARENTS.-08 Saturday, at Northampton, two
preens, nams d William Pell, a labourer, anal Sarah, his
wife, were brought up for e,aminetion on • charge of having
poisons d their two children, aged two and four years, with
arsenic. It appears that about a fortnight ago the youngest
child died, and was buried on Saturday, the 13th. The
other child was taken ill, and although two medical gentlemen
attended, it died the following day. The symptoms having
attracted the suspicions of the medical men, the body was ex
stained, and the result was the discovery of a quantity of
arsenic in the stomach. The other child was then exhumed
by the direction of the coroner, and on examination the body
was found to contain arsenic also. Other circumstances of
suspicion against the prisoners afterwards transpired, and
they were both apprehended. After the proceedings, which
were conducted in private, had terminated, the prisoners
were remanded.

Buzus.—There are later dates from Pernambuco
end Rio Janeiro in Liverpool. but the only items of news
are from tke latter place. These are in (Met that the laver
was aeuly gone, and that the Rio °rend, disturbances
were at an sad, the army having disbanded.

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rally firmer, and prices are more steadily maintained.
Great Westerns, London and Sauth-Westerne, and
Midlands, have all experier cod a rise over yester-
day's prices, whilst Berwicks are flatter.
French shares have risen considerably.

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STOCK-EXCHANOC—The marh.t still keeps very mule
depreraed. East Lannwhlre,.6 13-18.-4:heat Northern, 13 13-10 (4.-
1.-anrhttdr• and Vork4ttre tko., 341.—London and North v 1 coteto,
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