The Express.
London, England, 1851-11-18 00:00:00

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the roes of estel-nd sod In lend that bare &net COMisilabilaik•
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—sr. no .4 A1t10,4 Wilier: beCtEDAS Er 41 for
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In sport state, 'reboot ahy pro .ure • r pain, and Immediately bantam
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nett extinction Iniftee 5.7 and nriestlita the further liir
stroly, and an far sup Or to ita)ltana ever brier as Mein
freer Meese dbooluarral In the tooth. .43 yen., lINI It Mem.
Mon Intl rear, aa full day...tidos sae Inc Beat Premed 414 by
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wither, who oil wad at loin the country foe by pat=
flaener, 2r, iteirent-otreet; maw, 1.0, and Hannay,*
root; Bus. r, 4, thera,eatte; JoAnaton, hn, Cornadla ; and sinnala.
elf.t verr4r, an the kinsdom. Pike Z. ad.—Mr. lIttWAIW Cana•
nor to apply tbe boo of teeth on tor AIMW 4terfElt .1 sur-Au-
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the comatose' any teeth nr tint,, nr any piloted operettas Belot-
erst.—na flanninalniet, Hanoverawousre.—At bons Soon dB 4.

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• nr ILL DENITIFRICK, a white powthr, eneroamded of the
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prai•h• • .nri prorrera Oben-m-1. imparting themes pure and pearl.
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homy ist hy It. Means erotica ,al hum the paw, and a healthy
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rendered how in their ark. :a. Its truly eleornt and fragrant aro.
n.atic pnl.erhea bare Waimea Ita .eleetion by use Queen, the Coen.
and tor ttopil Vantilr of kimt Britain, and the Sowerripa and
Natality throurbout kuro: e. Price :O. 151. prr box.—Caution.
o•VAT.tin are on tor Lion! added on sod, hoa.—
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tel 1,024? —31 ant 1.•.:y Munk...to. Lent, nett lbw, laurrolt.
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CALIFORNIAN MLNES.

(Frees the IMOlir Nara.)

We have received the following extracts from a
letter from the Hon. Colonel J. Charles Fremont, to
his agent, H. Roberts, Esq., requesting him to grant
a lease to Mr. Smith of the Golden Mountain of
Mariposu Mining Company of California:
Washiiigton City, July 28, 1851.
"My dear Sir,—Your letter tat the sth inst. was received
on the 26th. For my opinion as to what has been done
and what it is espedient to do, I refer you to my letter of
this date to Mr. Hoffmann, and reply at once to that po-
tion. of sour letter which refers to Mr. Andrew Smith.
What we want is to develop the place with power, and its
value is now useertaiigid to b so great, that once upon the
ground Mr. Smith would be the very man to du it. As to
the term'. 'fake 11r. Pattereun's result obtained from the
ruck which eilidats no visible gold, and which of necessity
we consider our lowest figure. Then take the quantity of
ore stamped in the year 1810 at the Moro Velho Mine, vie.,
GO,OO-1 tons 4, u the least quautity which would be stamped
yearly at such a mine as Mr. Sin.th would work, and what
is the es stilt Seventeen millions of dollars, or upwards of
3,500,001. sterling. In no ease would I like the trouble of
having anything to do with the net profits, and certainly
ostivehematileskooglay bears asmigioliespwdos to the pee-
ilterefore. molt be of the gold produced,
and this is a sinew/sr no". The leases I have already made
are on three terms." After stating sane special provisions
which are to be inserted in the lease the Colonel proceeds
es follows :—" The mining lots which 1 have hitherto leased
are WO feet square, to be located upon the veins wherever
the lessee may choose. To Mr. Smith I ant willing to
lease a parallelegram of 1,800 by GOO feet, to be
ratted as he may judge best upon the vein or lode.
Also, beside the nosing laud, I will grunt to him one hun-
dred acres of agricultural land for cultivation, for building
houses, &c. his not to be selected uu the mineral lands,
and the selection of it to be subject to my approval. Mr.
Smith shall Ise entitled to water privileges, also to timber
for building purpos^:, and for fuel. These on the general
terms. if lie does nut think a sufficient quantity of land is
grauted, we might afterwards go further into the husiness;
but this is all 1 can du now. Therefore, if he desires to
have such a lease, and will take it and commence operations
immediately, let him have it. But it must be imme-
diately, as I shall g to California about the middle
or last of September at furthest, and if this ar-
rangement is made, it ought to be before I go.
Mr. smith ought to take efficient steps at once, and either
himself tryout, or send some no. out about the time that I
go, iu order to examine the ground, and select and take pos-
er...ion of th, ground this winter. There is abundance of
perliminery wort he might do this winter, such as inclosing
the mining lot, putting up buildings, excavating ore, &e.
He might tense in (perhaps a wire hence is best) his farming
ground, and put to a crop, which ought to be done in
October."
' Copy of a letter from Charles F. Mayer, Esq., Colonel
in...moue* legal adviser, to Mr. Andrew Smith.
" Baltimore, July 20, 18.51.
'' Dear Sir,—Mr. Roberts's letter to Colonel l'remont and
revs It mentioning your proposal to work a portion of his
Calituniia gold mimeo estate, has been considered by the
colonel. Ile meets earnestly your views, and is willing to
enter into t-rms (or your operation, and on the stipulatwes
as to distribution of avails which you suggested through
Mr. Roberts. Colonel Frimont Imo leased out parts of his
domain in several instances already (say three or four); bat
there is abundant space yet to be assignee for mining, even
to the extent of hioadresls tat distinct enterprises. It. writes
by the present opportunity to Mr. Roberts and Mr. Hoff-
man, and will confirm what I now, at his instance, say.
The caner you embark in your suggested action, the more
desirable to Mr. Frimont, and I trust therefore you will at
once mike terms with Messrs. 110141a:en and Roberts, to bo
transmitted to this rouutry for Colonel Frsinout'e conside-
ration, which they will receive instantly, and without
doubt favourably. Thus only a few weeks need clams
before your platform' shall he complete for operation.
I address myself directly to you, that the absence of Mr.
Robert*, or any hindrance to his immediate opportunity of
interview with you, may nut delay your curliest access to
the treasure that, I trust, is to be opened to you in the
proposed arrangement.—l am, dear sir, with great respect,
yours. (Siguc Rtodsa. CSAILIA MATBJ.
Andrew Smith, m.,

THE NEW lIOUCE or Coustoxs.—We understand
that emendereble alterations arc being made in the body of
the hou,e preparatory to the meeting of parliament in the
ensuing nnion. The seats are to be altered and improved
nut only in their appearance, but with reference to the
comfort and convenience of the members. The panelling
Is also to be improved and altered in order to make it
correspond with the actual state of the roof of the
chamber. The roof is, however, to remain in its pre-
sent form.

ELEcrtos Gossir.—The Morning Herald an-
nounces with great pomp a candidate, on protestant and
protectionist principle+, for the county of Cavan, 1n opposb
lion to Sir John Young, but forgets to communicate his
mums. It is intimated that Lord Farnham will gins his
support to the new man without a Isaac—The NottiagAars
Journal says that a reepaisition is in coarse of signature in
Leice.ter to Sir Joshua Walunley and Waned Gardner'
Esq., inviting those gentlemen to become candidates at the
neat p•rliamentary election (or Leicester.—The Sheffield
Free PI IMP SIIIIOU•Cti a probable contest for Nottingham
at the nest election, and names Mr. Pridham as the rival
candidate to Mr Walter. _

IRE BOLICITORARIP OF THE TREAffrlT.—lt is
stated that Mr. Reynolds, who has been for a considerable
time assistaut-so!icitor of the Treasury, will be promoted to
be the solicitor, and that Mr. Robert Hitchcock, the Master
of the Irish Ezehequer, who has prepared several of the
measures of law reform propounded or carried by the pre-
sent and post governments, will succeed Mr. Reynolds.—
Morning Ikrald.
WEST WHEAL JEWEL MINING COMPANY.--Nes-
teed., • special general meeting of this company took
place, at the offices, in Old Broad-street, to rescind a rests.
lotion passed at a meeting held on the 3rd of June last, for
the purpose of raising additional capital by the issimpf
preference shots of 30s. each. This resolution not hiving
been sufficiently responded to, it was now proposed in lien
thereof that the required capital should be raised upon the
existing shires. The chairmen (Mr. J. Herron) stated
that several of the principal shareholders having dissentec
from the proposition to raise the capital upon the existing
shares, the only alternative was to recommend that tilt
company be dissolved. A resolution V( iLS accordingly passed
-equesting the directors to call a meeting for that purpsse%
Ind the business terminated.