The Express.
London, England, 1851-07-31 00:00:00

GOODWOOD CUP.

Nancy
Coarack
enacua

UNITED MEXICAN MINING ASsOClATlON.—Yes-
terday the half-yearly meeting of this company took place
at the es, Einsbury-eircus. Sir John Easthope, Bart.,
in the chair. A report was read, which commenced by al-
luding, in terms of regret, to the loss the company had
sustained in the! death of Mr. Shoolbred, their late
manager ; the directors had, however, during the illuess of
that gentleman, opened a negotiation with Capt. Farrell,
whom they had since elected to the office, and it appeared
that he had reached Vera Cruz, on the 31st of May last.
It then alluded to the instructions given by the directors
to their new manager, which it was not deemed advisable
to publi-li at present. The Rayas Mine continued to yield
good mturns, but the lease expinng in December next, the
manager had been empowered to receive proposals fur ex-
tension of the tense. In reference to the Promontorio
Mine, the report observed that the owners were
not prepared to deliver over to the company the
whole of the ground afi stipulated, and therefore the
memory notice of abandonment bad been given. The
Aldana mine had caused a considerable disappointment from
the grout amount of capital expended, but it still required
a further outlay. In the Jesus Maria mine the sinking of
the shaft has being proceeded with u speedily as possible.
The surface works of the Trinidad mine were already com-
pleted. The Mina Grande, which formerly yielded good
Tetanus, would, it was hoped, with a little more expendi-
ture, still prove satisfactory. Tile expenditure on the five
above named mines from October 18.50, to May 31, 1861,
amounted to 80,263 dollars. The receipts from the Hayes
was 71,622 dollars, thereby causing a balance of outlay of
8,641 dollars. Every effort bad been made to come to some
amicable lenient with the Zacatecas, and the direc-
tors hail laid the cue before Lord Palmenton, who
had personally communicated with the Mexican mi-
nister, and his excellency had promised to use his
influence with the government. The scesunts in
London showed that the receipts for the six menthe had
amounted to 18,7241. Is. Id., and the payments to
906 f. Es. 4d., leaving an asset of 17,7281. 18e. 10d., which
was subject to auxiliary capital amounting to
6,4388. Ids., thus maids/ea available erste 11,:901.35. 10d.
Sir Mit Kaaba" in moving the atiegtiaa of the report,
Winded that,. seaspeuesee ef his beim about to have
terma. le e letel it lie Amy le Whits hie ionisation es
eiminnen of die direerera—A mused bale& IarIMIN,
was expressed that Sir John 'Mali NE ramie la sties,
and that his ahem, from tows iherela net mai apes him
the ace.traity of reeigaisig. Same emmemillimi Ira tea
C74in the stems ef whisk the alas ef the mires wee
diseeesels aid the meet wee mesehemeoly easpeul.
The regains dleseteue earl auditors woe allerweas
sleeted, aarthe wawa, Is the directory, esatieeest by Ihe
=62 et M. T. !lentos, was illal up by the mei*
his lawilMr, Mr. Webster MOM 3 VON of
fish' woe the. passed to the &reams% awl the beds=
Irradaated.

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THEIVastzTAx Co:mamma. —Nrwernix.WED-
InsDAT, JOLT 30.—This body ocauseneed ha sittings in
Neweestle today. The Arst bushier woo the election of
president and secretary. The following is the wenn :
Dr. Hannah, 167 ; John Scott, 14 ; Dr. Alder, 11; J. P.
liaareeU, 4 ; Dr. Beaumont, 3 ; John Lows, 30; Dr. Dina,
1; Naylor, 1; B. D. Winkle, 1.