The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-16 00:00:00

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TRN ONNAT WHEAL BONNIE TIN.
'OWING COMMIT (fanlistß.
Capita. diMalt Is 10.00 shame. Mark of vide* 5,600 only
remain for altohnset •
Completely registered under the Companies itat. MIL
The liability of each shareholder Is strictly limbed to the am. 011314
of shares subscribed for.
Depealt oil . £t per Slam and tit on Oatmeal
It is not ex any further cella vitt lie required, as carbide'
and Inereesing retains of ere eta be mad* Mue.
Matey atter the erection of meshinery and the drainage of the
mine cosammose.

AppliTanta not receiving aa allotment will have their deposits
tetstmei wittiest deductios ally.
Mucatoss.
Edwin Carter, %q. Hem (Wears. Whit/ord, Whit-
ford, Coigns. eat Carter). M. Womb, Cornwell.
Joha Oetterellt. Norms,
ire. Lrowsztrit. Lasses sad take-
=ren Le
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Wades Jhesa, Req.. Director of the Roses Grande Gold
Illnkag Compass, Oneeedeterrese. Rapers-part.
Italy nlpLh Has,
osD melte of the Migised Banking Company,
lenedowhosla. Elseliheat.
Job. Mown- Ps. s, Go), IS, Watling.lama and Viotaria Works, med.
Limitemant-Colosel tt Aeoluesty Deelvolti Y.P. Carlton Clab,
and Croce Castle. mealy Limeriek, Depalg-Chairman of the
RaLiilngerie& and Asses, sad I.ohiseals sea Newcastle Junctise I
way.
John Folbott PowsD, Req., Director of the Leads Improvemsat
Compeay, AlbloeitZle-piwkormare.
Joseph Themparea, Director et the thiskreda lead, Rail-
way, aed Yining , liMplimereguare, West-';
bourne-perk, W.
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The leipmial Bank, Labbery, /LC.. and 13, Parliament-street.
The St totemb Bank, and It. breaches Contra.
Itactgis.—James Roberts , Ites •agetscemt, Throgmortoes•
deer% KC.
9c41C1209--Jalia le, MK, le, Lembard-street.
Auronts.--111Mesd tor. Pablo Aeoomatset, hulas-
ILO.
dmoraimingtonhe Aarant.—Caplies John Thiess Customs
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NOW tinma.
POEM T. Tice Cardoso, Neg. GeMbarams
Meet —No.I, beelogball44neet. Loaders, LC.
The Grist Wheel Bonnie Tin Wino is shoats la the perish of
St. Austell, Cornwall, and costal= four rich parallel tin lodes
one of shads has bees worked to • 012 fathom level. The
machinery thee consisted cd a snail engine and ashy 24 kende
of stamps; but with these inadequate eppliaoces from six to
eight tom of tin were breught to marktl enoethly, the price
being AN per tau, er about ese4llll Ila meant value.
The aim la la the metre el the met imaaaerati re tin
'beam works to Cornwall, In the same geological formation
and ad the celebrated Great Wheel Beans Gooebanow,
sad rich tin wises which have Yielded
The peel value ot parallel lodes has bees »oeoty shown In •
the bentesee redone of tin from the Great Wheel or Mins.
The in We wee periled to • depth of Me fathoms, sad po
doted tie ore ansoaating la mime to upwards of two miWom •
abmtln& Attar this it wee thought by many that the mine
wee lee Med Instead ef which a sew company hut been '
141"2"Iiepth,th:attfraurn. 'Of Perftilei
"e
ALT Par.""lity lahall.wocress—
lag, that It Is folly eZerecteart; the present woetift wi000s4n
ll equal the
eat A farther leastretion of thin asbestos% I. Wready allowing
h .elf in the celebrated Cream and Wheal Abraham talus.,
where a weak] lode at present unworked gives indications of
mineral wealth opal to that from ',blob MI wee obtained
amounting to upwards of one rollhou :SpetittkiTtie Directors
do not think It too much to expect that the lodes of Great •
Wheel Bosnia, which run through the foe more thea Lune
yards, wM mar= the theory of the. webs of lodes parallel to
each other, sad apparently prodosed at the seine limas, sad by
the mate mums.

The facts ormisected wtth the tomer worlds( at Great Wheel
Bantle sagkiently attest the vidas of the lode partially opened.
At a depth of only Shy fathoms it is from ~vet to feet wide.
very deb for Us, and large easnUtles of Us groaad rentals,
which will be brought to market. immediately the water Is pumped
oat Tea levels bare been drives. sad OM enough seat to mu-
tate to produce remunerative rotary; and U with a small
and only • few heads of stemma Ude malt wee
it may be relied epee with eartainty that with
eaperlor reachthery, theladisa at lash forty-eight beads
of stemma sufficient tin will be raised hem the due lode to
MRS of working swam, and pay • dirldead of at least
VS per teen ; sad as soca as operations ma to oomuneneed spat
the parallel lodes, Mill greets mutts may confidently be es.
peeled. Otte greet adv et the present poslitee
dee la Mai there are fires et do peed hid epee. where
as. asp Si employed Weis( ore as noes so the water Is drained
atm Whom helot, the milt Looldsg at these beta, mid the
Malty being only essulgidetath ef the produce, the Diresten
base tett instilled to wompleting the purnimes of the Wee, right,
end We to the properly for the sum of .S 6 la 600 ; ooh-half shame
with 14 paid, and the remainder in cash.
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• To Noun the speedy development a the mine, mod I. pre-
vent uncertainty as to time or outlay. arraegameate bare been
entered Into with reeposable end wen-known contrecton, who
will undone!'" the eactioo of three sisaniaeglem for pump-
ing. wading. Mod ateraning, sea M imaklawry. dremingplant,
and pit wort the erection of an necessary handless and
workshops and the complete drainage and cleselms of the
mine, within tan months of the commemosment of operations,
and to hand over the mine la sled working order, according
to the judgment of the Oonipaers engineer. for the sum of
Mad two-fifths of which they are anise to take in sane
of the Company with only a paid, and tht remainder in cash, and
are also
ddpe=t=e a guarantee of gl,OOO for the due ha-
In ShinWi
additios to the reports obtained at dlfte-e. I times from the
best mining authorities in Carswell. the anstore have obtained
special surveys and reports from Mr. Jebu liitchims of London,
and from miners who were employed In the Wee daring the last
working. Their unanimous tominany is that the lodes are rich
for tin , that the ease may be worked for ma almost unlimited
period, without say Ware In the amnia of ore.groand that
the slam contains that the tin produeed will be Nand of the
richest aunty : and that the b development of the lode,
by peeper machinery win secat• panda to the theree-
hoNaa estimate is farther bona out by the fact that a
great nanther of hares have been applied foe by persons residing
in the Immediate Neighbourhood of the ales.
peesportesse, with reports, and forms of application for
the remaining 6441 Wares may be obtained frees the Bankers,
Broken, Solicitor, and at the °aces a the Company, No. 1, ga-
siegliallarat, London. Z.C., or from Wm. Page Cardoto.
Canthorne, Cornwall. In the event a any applicant not receiving
an allotment the depcolt will be returned without deduction or
dada.
&port of Jan Eltahlne, gen., IL home sad foreign calm
inspector, Greet Wheal beanie.
•• Lando., May 11, 1866.
•• lids property I. situated In clee a the greatest tin dein
diarists In Cornwall, shout three =lies in the tank of IL
AuseeiL Its geological formation is the congenial decomposed
mania so celebrated for Ito yield of pore ore and metal. The
eat in enemata, being 600 fathoms from emit to west, end gee
hem north to weak 'reheating from tour to eve east erg west
lodes• mserilrallei with Nick other, end of fair else and pro-
mai: the dial one—the math lode—being from sic to
Ws het , and wadi forms the more direct object under
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eserklerailen.. Os sllaTeinthe TaieCoatpany irOrited to •
depth ef JO fathoms seder adit, which is In fatilonix den%
and returned troylevee to eight lens of tin ore
ineethly, and ceased working on swami of the clay sett,
which required clew water for its operation& However, for
some time, the tribal= have raked from the bask et the edit
sad subs* digging, and the refuse, and sold tress 44,000
to 1-5,000 worth of ore, the 100 ricks of staff a surly
200Iba of tin ore-a Pry fair proportion . and U the mLe was
re-opened effectually. • very Wye quantity could at ones be
ruined from It, and other veins also proved. This tact has not
hem overlooked by ether portals. for sleet be. pease shies I
wee applied to, and from reports and Ryresentatle e, as wall a/
the tin bins, Se., I formed mach a very favourable Wataa thereof
that I esetemplated fanning • srompany to effeetaally met It 60
work, and would have taken • good part myself, but other
biterventeg I did not persevere. I can, therefore, now,titt
some peed 'degree of asendeecto-regardiner ft, se I do, most
favourably, as presenting • field for extensive and beneficial
mining enterprlie-reuentmend It to those deposed to invest Is
• good adventure. .1110 W HITCHINIt"
Tbe report of Captain James Pope, manager of Wheal Beleett,
Bast Basaett, and other mines. and • f Capin, Jolla Thies&
manager of the celebrated Cromer sad *heal AbraNa United
Mines, mys :--tt These are leveret very hemming natures In
couttexio• with this property ; Best the cheapness of thee:peed
for working , wooed, the knows discoveries of good tin ground :
and thirdly, the purity and high price of the tie, which will
mile the beet priori M Cornwall, and we do not hesitate to
recommend the undertaking as • good one, and, If properly
worked. will make a very pro6Wde and lasting mine."
The report of Chiptele Joseph Jeered, managing agent for
Messrs. John Taylor and Sees, at South Tolgus, West To
Rut Tolgun, and Totcarne mines, and of Captain W
Robert& managing agent el West Burnett, Wheal Mar. and South
Dolma mines, rays - Taking the getd.rgical position of the
, with five strong tin lodes running through the entire
property
of the sett. sad sack producing tea of the beet quality hi
the peaty, especially the Bonnie lode, and the easy nature of
the ground for w,.rking, we do not hesitate i.e recommending it
as • good undertaking, and U properly worked, it will prove •
prolitable and Luting mine."
Captain Charles Thetas& manager of the celenrated Deborah
and other tin M sus: -. • The trial of the sample to-day,
the dee of the lodes, the character of the tin stuff, and the tittle
cost at which It can he broken, drawn, stamped, end dreamed,
Wow that the whne can be worked so as to ware good interest
to the absreholders."
Captain Joke Edward& manager of the Great Wheal Busy,
Bowmen. and Hallentmegle Mem Chasewater. Cornwall, lie
manager of the allver mines Is Mateo, • aye :-•• I have carefully
Impeded the Great Bawls Mine. and I do net !tentage to my
that the property will pay the adventarers ereU."
Ceptale Henry James, of Redruth, mining Inspector and
general mineral surveyor. says :-" I rmYder this property •
very fair spresdatioe Indeed, and by good management could
be made to pay good Interest fur mosey as eons as the mine Is
property thrown open."
Captain Richard Hancock, manager of the Great Pnlgoatk
and other tin mine*, gays The ground it very easy for ex-
ploring. as well as the lode, and you will he aide to heel.. raising
tin stuff as Pon as the water is drained to the twenty fathom
levet or before. I Orme no doubt of this being • very profitable
mine when folly worked.'
Mr. Stamm! Sampson, late agent of the rowey Cassels Mines,
now mineral innerly and toiler to Sir J. R. Grave* gawks,
Bert, and John Tressayes, Req.. aye :-" I emr.ider it • vale-
able mining property. and one that, with intensive worlds' and
Judicious management, will give good proilla to the adven-
turers."
Mr Stephen Bruton.. agent at Goonharrere Tin Mine, Si,
Aorta% sap I ant well mequainted with the Great Wheal
Bennte seta mad I give It as my decided ninnies that the mho
cannot fail to be • Meting and prolltablecesseers
Mr. Robert Dunstan, mineral surveyor, Liskeard, says :-
"The property is one of the bed offered, an-1 the people of St.
Austell IsIB take * large interest no it. I feel sure ion would
be quite Jestifled in recommendint it to per best Mende."
Captain Jobe Beard. smut at Wheal Par its Vine, says : I '
balmy every party tallest as interest in the mine will he tally
ermapnsated."
Calltain The
worked. of the Royalton Ile Mina, says
" Let the Wee he worked on • large scale, and Imam* preen'
nay be reallsod."
Mr, Matthew Here, of Wheal May Ana Mee. near Letkeard.
nays Amy queen of ere ran be raierel for stamping, the Wes
fedei large *ad y bringing away, and whoever pots thin
wise Is work lee agood sad lasting mine."
emipmale WIlMa Begra, ogee% at Wheal Potomac, St. iestall,
imp • I have beanie this locality shout three years, sad ham
beard meet dative to Una mine from 'Tactical men, but I do
nod toow of an thatases of any to say but that the Oren Wheal
Book lea aka norallint sposalatiok"