The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-11 00:00:00

The United Mexican Association have received
their usual monthly report from the mines, dated
the 28th July.
Mine of ltayas.—Tho produce of the mine tuts
been maintained throughout the month as regards
quantity, but the quality. of the ore has declined.
In the workings of La Sunssima, the falling off ad-
verted to in the advices of lust month has continued,
while in those of Santo Toribio the improvement has
not been of such a character as to replace in any way
the absents) of yield in other hitherto productive
points. The slight variation in Buscones sales may
be rather attributed to a difference in the prices paid,
than in the quantity extracted by these workmen.
The result of operations for the months of April and
May show a loss of 23,208 dolt. i. 6.
Aldanha.—The operations of the Month having
presented nothing hopeful in this mine, all the
workings have been suspended.
Trinidad.—lt has also been considered judicious
to stop the workings of this mine, with a view to
the development of those undertakings which pre-
sent a more immediate prospect of produce. •
Jesus Maria y Jose.—ln the cross-cut of gen
Ricardo, ore has been met with, which, although at
present of a low quality, is so situated, and presents
such appearances, as to warrant most cheering hopes
for the future. With a view to the most expeditious
and economical exploration of this poiht, the cross-
cut of San Ignacio has been discontinued, and the
principal attention directed to the workings of this
portion of the mine.
Mina Grande.—The further exploration of the
cross cut in La Bombe has manifested that the depo-
sit of ore, adverted to last month, is not of a deci-
dedly formal character, but, as it has not altogether
disappeared from the vein, a reasonable hope may be
indulged that it may be again met with, and in
larger quantities. In San Jos6 the limited workings
of the month have presented nothing new. In Santo
Isabel, the ore still continues, but the extraction has
been limited to a small quantity.
The increase of drainage and some necessary re-
pairs, both arising from the advent of the rainy sea-
son, have prevented the operations of the month
from beingextensive
either or satishictory.
The Haciendas continue in full employ, as before
stated. The price of forage is maintained at the
same exorbitant rate.

Committee of Spanish American Bondholders,
8, Broad-street-buildiosts, Sept. 10, lBit.
The committee have received the following communica-
tion from Mr. Lord, their agent, dated La Guam, Aug. 9,
18M
" I regret that even at this date it is not in my power to
communicate to the committee the approval, or otherwise,
by the council of government of the agreement entered into
with the minister for the capitalisation of the arrear inte-
rest. Senor OeUincau has told my agent that the decision
of this matter is requiaite to enable him to reply to my last
note of the 20th of Juoc and that the government was oc-
cupied about a remittance for the October dividend. In
the meantime I have no means of accelerating the move-
meats of the council, except by urging upon the minister
the importance of an early decision, and this Senor Rojas
takes every opportunity
(Sign of doinedg,
)

" H. J. Loan."
The Mexican committee has issued the following
document, though for what other purpose than to
amuse the bondholders it is not easy to conceive. It
is, however, stated that it is to revive the hopes of
the public in the indemnity money, as a preliminary
to negotiating the coupons separate from the bonds,
a financial measure of fatal tendency which has been
for a considerable time urged by some of the com-
mittee. This would be ea severe a blow to the stock
u if the indemnity money shall not be forthcoming,
because the stock will then be left unsupported, with
no prospect of receiving the stipulated dividend, and
with the only chance in time of peace of getting a
driblet of lor 13 per cent. per annum. It is said
that Colonel Facie has received a small remittance
beyond that stated in the telegraphic despatch, but
he has not thought proper to communicate it to the
morning papers.
The following is the reply of Senor Don Mariano Yanes,
late Minister for Foreign Affairs in Mexico, to the letter of
acknowledgment addressed to him by Mr. Falconnet for
I the upright views on which he had acted in the matter of
[ the 2,500,000 dollars made over to the bondholders of the
American indemnity money.
(Translation.)
"F.de P. Falconnet, Esq.,—l have taken note nom RAY SALE.—The annual sale by auction of Lei-
' your letter of the 9th instant of the opinion which the tester rams, the property of J. G. Watkins, En., was held
Simatittase of the English addersof Meamin— Bonds have at Woodfield, near Omberslcy, yesterday (Tuay), when
Ahmed of the *conduct which .I Pu_arued_,_
._tehe° I wan about 100 of the county gentry and leading ulturists
Whorl date department of f°7ol9°!`"•`", respect of wens present. There were 32 rams sold, the highest price
delivery of the certificate of the two millions an a n
1 being 191. 19s :4:p.—eprehAzworceaseis.r_se,,ler.: A.Ancoiy.TacthyAlronore ,
opening
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Wier In conformity with the decisive orders of his Excel- s xeelleut oysters from the coast of Brittany. This whole-
Moir the President of the Republic. So that the bond- some Healy with Dieppe, Coureelles, and Trouville will, it
Ite era ouattinot to doubt the continuation of the integrity is expected, lower the pries of this favourite shell-fish.
or the Mexican government, aetwfilnd- 1,728 et 100 oysters lush, arrived, at the central
gairithdrairal from 'the' mlaMry u:steererar, I esa market yesterday, how different fisheries.

The amount of gold and silver introduced into the
state assay office of Durango (Mexico), during the
month of June was 11,501 marcos. The '4 marco"
being equal to Boz., we have a total of 3,8331 N. Bee.
Of this amount 51 marks were of pure gold, 1,900
marks of silver containing gold, and the rest pure
silver. . .

The St. John del Roy Company have advisee to-
day per Teviot, under dates the Bth and 28th July.
The produce for Juno had been 24,851 oitavaa, at a
coat of 5,172'. ls. Id, leaving a
_profit on the month's
working of 3,804,. 18s. 11d. The produce for 21
days' stamping in July bad been 17,033 oitavae.

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