The Express.
London, England, 1862-07-14 00:00:00

GARIBALDL

In reply to an address from the University of
Sicily Garibaldi said :

I thank you ; it was impossible for use to doubt of your
affection foe ma. I oonsider you as my children. You
want to act, and so do I. Yon rely upon me, and I rely
upon you. lam tared of this Mate of inaction in which we
are left, this inert life devoid of glory, and I cannot bear
it any longer.

The following is an extract from a speech made
by Garibaldi on his arrival at Palermo :

Napoleon continues to keep up the wan* more of
Italy; he makes Rome a des of thieves, who sally forth
from their lair and infest the Italia provinces. I must
speak my whole mind to you. Napoleon, the autocrat of
ra Fnce, can never be our friend. Ivory Italian who has
been so far misled as to believe in his friendship must aban-
don the deludes. When I speak to you of Bonaparte, I
mesa no reHectios ea the French people, which, like our-
selves, stands in used of liberty. That people is today,
unfortunately, trodden down by despotism. You mutt
soaks a distinction between a people and its tyrant ; all
people are brethren.

NATIONAL ILITLZ ASSOCIATION. The centre
transept of the Crystal Palace will this day present a scene
of great gaiety, the county rids dims, with numbers of
banners of all eountries, tableta of all the ride associations,
interspersed with flowers and evergreens, decorating the
peat mehestrs. The Duke of Cambridge is expected to
open the proceedings punctually at three o'clock ; they will
Let, it is expected, until half•past four, Lord Palmerston
closing the esressonial with • vote of thanks to the volun-
teers. Members of the Rifle Association will be admitted
to the Palace on presentation of their Wimbledon card.
After the presentation of the rifle prizes, a series of athletic
sports for volunteers will take place on the cricket ground,
far which varioce prises of five guineas each will be allotted.
Lord Elcho, Bart Grosvenor, and Sir Joseph Paxton will set
as umpires.

EANT LONDON PARLIAMENTARY Rarest( AIM-
CIATION.—A public meeting, under the auspices of this
easociatioa, was held is the lemur* hall, Three Mille-
iamb Bromley-by-How, on Friday eves*, when od-
dment were delivered by John Noble, Fag., of the
Middle Temple, Hemp Her bert Thompsoe, Esq. Mt.
'in. Ile
j;74.Evang'Aßes 'tojohnmas Bullffh.arreuatn;mixdb.Jll7:7:A;
honorary seersterier of theamociation. Joseph A. Hoaxer,
Seq., F. 11.8., the theinose of the amocistiaa, peenkled as the
semis&
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Di:SPAWN OF AMERICAN MAIM —OR exatttrafty
the Canard gem Mail steamer Asia was despatched from
Liverpool for &Mem with mails for the Hotbed thetas Ind
North America, together with a number at
meg% &c. The next mail despatch from Lirrp.:oro'
America will be by the Inman steentar Etas, which will sail
far New York me Wedaraday mirk with mile for the
United Make. The box at the Liverpool Pesi-olke for the
maim of letters, do., intended for despatch by this roan,
eel doe at 11 ma. Late despatches, hww.i, Calk
*egos %evaded IMO 8.30
Royal Mail 'steam-ship Astearrived at
s="we at aloe yesterday, embarked the peastagere,
0, melb and the latest tisane, and proceeded for
Halliaz cad Dries it I #.la. ; all well
gentlantes who reqiiire good and fashionable
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THE FORTUNE COPPER MINING
COMPANY of WFSTRRN AUSTRALIA (limited).
Capital Cao,ooo, lo 40,000 Shares of £0 each. Ll thereof to be
paid on application for shares. and a farther sum ef s:1 per
share at the expiration of two months from the date of
allotment.

DTRIKTOFtS.
Thomas Gooch, Lei. VMessra. Gooch and Cower's), 65, London-
wall director of the Bank of London .
Charles Holland, Fay., LiverpooL
Frederick Levi, Fay. (Mears. L. Levi and Co.;, London and
Adelaide.
William Frederick Moore, sq. (Meson William Jackson and
Co.), 7, Great Winchesteestreet, City, LC.
George Nicholas, Eby. director at the National Discount Com-
pany), $, Abchurch-lane, City, ILC.
SOLICITORa—Messrs. Pattison and Wigs, Clement's-lane,
City, EC.
likifllina—Bank of Loudon, Threadneedle-street, City.
BloCllB—Messrs. George Ikunand sad Oa, 09, Lanherdetreet,
•

- City.
RECSirsks—R. Nicholas, Esq.
Odlces-9, Orneechursh.street, Qty,

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This Company Is formed for the purpose of purchasing sad
working two valuable freehold mineral properties, known as the
Wheal Fortune and Wheal Virgin Mines. situated 30 miles from
the &hipping port of Geraltiton, In the Champion Bay district of
Western Australia,
The property comprises 230 acres of freehold land with the
minerals, and was obtained direct from the crown in the
year nag, Ay local adventurer., who subscribed a limited
capital, which was expended in the purchase of the land and the
necessary mining plant, leaving a balance of only caw to com-
mence operations. Three shafts are already sunk to the respec-
tive depths of e, 14. and 25 fathoms, and several distinct copper
lodes and lead- ng creameries discovered. From one or
two of the former 946 toes of copper ore have been raised and
transmitted to this country, and sold at Mame& by public
ticketings, between February 14, 1900, and June 10, left, the
per tentage of which for pure copper averaged 24, and realised
the sum of £13,509 ea. Pd., as is evidenced by the following
tranicript of the ticket Wes thereof in addition to which,
about lefl tons of rich lead ore have been obtained from a erase
course, and sold for £:837. A further parcel of 100 boa of copper
ore is advised at the port, ready for shipment. Altogether the
clear profit during the two years wait-2,500, on the initial work-
ing capital of £3OO, exclusive of the purchase as aforesaid. The
operations at the mines are continued. and the yield of ore in-
creases as the works progress, so that proportionate receipts may
be anticipated.
The copper ore was consigned to Messrs. Wm. Jackson and
Co.. of Great Winchester-street, London, and sold to their order
at Swansea—namely : _ .

Dateofiele.-' • Eiblp. Tons. Produce. Proceeds.
1980 February 14. Dazzler
( 19
28. Atalanta { "
19 21 1 2,357 11 9
11 19
July 31. Lord Raglan . 8 21' 106 14 9
„ „ West Australian. 14; !I, } 890 15 4
il9 20- 1 382 16 11
1
1 18
b 3 21 916 1 1
{2B 28 21,,
2111 2,887 17 0
109 21
107 2011 1,674 9 9
340 24) 2,669 12 11
be 24) 1,072 8 0

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