The Express.
London, England, 1861-09-17 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL WARR MARKETS.

LlVltitrOoL, NWT It—Caledonian, 1051 last—Eastern Coen-
Mes, pi tri—ittllnburgh. Perth, and Dundee, 20 110i—Lincaahlre
and Yorkshire. 1O 1091 London and North Western. 9:11
—llanenester. Sheffield, and Lincoln. MI 401-1111,11 and. IYh IM4
—North British. 01+0.21—North Fastens 'Berwick Capital Stock',
1021 1011 -Ditto ork,. Irl—lllinois Central, n 4 M—Ditto,
paid up, 661 64 —Erie ex assessment, 221 221.
MaNcilliaelta, hare 16.—The market was quiet, and prices
declined. Great Western. 701—Illinois Central, sai
cashire and Yorkshire, 1004 81—lont•lon and North Western,
VA—Manchester, khallield. and Lincolnshire. 461 41—Midland,
itar. 4—Mouth Pastern, 23 15-16 4 3l—Whittle Dean Water
Works, Old, 261 —Ditto. Quarter. 6 11-16—Ditto Mt paid,
Quarter, 54—South Pastern Vivo per Cents., 1 p.—North hriulh
New, I p.
BlallimlNAN, AMT. 16.—Midland Wamon shares were
quoted done at PM and Birmie.gham Wsmom at 111. In rail-
way Mock there was little business. Local Ras shares were
inquired tor, and Mallonishire were offering at 9,2l—Blraillm-
ham Canals were in the market at 110.

The Paris correapontlont of the Indtpendance
nays:—"The publishing house of Hetzel and Dents are
preparing for the proms • new work by the author of
•La Guerin et la Pais,' under the title of 'La
Theorie de l'lmpUt.' The work will be in one
volume. I hare seen extraeta, in which the
author defends the right of inheritance and property
with extraordinary rigour. Th 6, however, will not pret ent
cursory readers from regarding the author of the ill.under.
stood axiom ' La Prupriite e'est le Vol,' as the deadly
enemy of property. In Lis ' Theurie de l' Proudhon
has entered upon the field of discuasion which is most to his
taste, and his uew work will probably have great success."

•
Alen) ENT TO EARL FITZWI LLIAIL —WO NONA to
announce that an accident betel the Right Hon. Earl Fitt- ,
walnut' on Saturday last, by which his lordship is so
seriously injured that he will be prevented from attending
either At the races at Done inter, which comm. ace this day,
or at a forthcoming review at Yolk. The noble earl
went out cub-hunting in Kaiuhoriugh Park, a short dis-
tance from Viath-upon•Ltearos. While waiting fur sport
the spirited animal on which his lordship was mounted was
startled by something in the cover, and it immediately
reared up, and before he could control it it fell heavily
upon him, sal eir seriously injured him that it was found
advisable to rewire Lim to Wentworth House. A messenger
was dispatched to Sheffield fur Mr. Wilson ()reread, his
lordships medical attendant, who on his arrival found the
noble ears collar-bone broken. His lordship yesterday was
progressing favourably.
IFTJNIRAL 07 THE LATE BEN CAL' ear.—The remains
of the late Ben Catint, of St. Martha's-lace, London were
conveyed through Nottingham on Saturday la.A, on
their way to Hocknall Torkard churchyard, the birth-
place and burial place of Ben Caunt and his wife, who
way a Miss Butler. The funeral confer on its arrival in
Nottingham proceeded up Wheeler Gate and acmes the
Market•pleos, ea its way to ffitekaall Torkard. The
mourners consisted of Mr. Caunt (derewad's only surviving
urn), Rohl. Cauca (Ben's brother), Mi..' Ceuta (his daughter),
and Mies Butler. Beadle°, ex•chantpion of England,
with whom Omni had fought two battles._ joined them at
the station, and appeared much affected. Very large con-
course+ of people ainandited to see the funeral (roughly esti-
mated at 2,000). The grave in which Ben's hot remains
wens deposited w neat to that in which Mrs. Count, his late
w.fe, was buried. On Sunday, a sermon touching us the
burial was preached in the morning by the Bev. Mr. Jack-
son, and by the Ker. Mr. Jackson, jou., in the afternoon.
Mr. Caunt and his uncle attended both services. Catint's
death was by no means a sadden one. On the contrary,
be had hem confined to his bed for five days previous to him
death. Nearly six months ago, in a row in which he was
compelled to interfere, one of his knockles was put out or
splintered, soil from that time he gradually sank until the
tune of his death. The sou proposes to keep on his father's
house in St. Itartin'sdane.—Maisefiester Examiner.
Du/max—Gam Nivea nom THE WH•LIER.—
A telegram was received io Dundee ea Saturday evade!!
from Peterhead, where the Polar Star had arrived "full,
from the whale fishing. The following is the report of the
Dudes wash, :—Camperiloro, 14 fish ; Tay, 14 fish (75
tans) ; Polypi*, 1:1 fish ; Alexander, 4 fish • Dundee, IS
flab ; Narwhal, 24 fish ; Junius, 18 ; and Wildfire, 15
fish. A telegram received by soother person is somewhat
different. It gives the following report :—Tay, bumper
inn ; Narwhal. 14 fish ; Julina, 24 fish ; and the other
vessels as in the first telegram. if the email@ and cargoes
all arrive safe, this will be, we believe, the most eareessfal
whale fishing season the Dead whips have ever bad.

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