The Express.
London, England, 1859-03-18 00:00:00

THE EXPRBSS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1859.

WIWCII ILICI7ON.-(TMIl DAY.)

pre =mama ?.wLPI.)
STATE OP THE POLL AT HALIP-PAST TWELVE.

Copia Jervis (Caresnatlve)
TM Wm. W. P. Compbsia. (Wool)

Kr. Campbell am ahead up to 10 o'th*. At 11 tba
mumbles iroaa aures. The who:a number of tampion is, we
Wilma. 319.

CHIME AND HOLYHEAD JIIAILWA I.
(THIS DAY)

Thile.dititenoon the thirtieth hall-yeatiy satin
sf the of the above railway see held at thitherto.
shalea, S. M. Piro, Heart., therms et the bawd of
fie, is _theater.
The Meese was the newt, ha.:
" The serimpemset reemey asethesi with the Leslie
sad North Washes law gampthy
_memos to the pro-
prietors of the Obster WHenri_laway a And K• 111
el divides'', inespestive alrepalber of the mains el the
eedertaing ; it wee theses,* dime inasecenely, a this
essasks, to Meer the wipe= el wain oat, Wire the
beflearly moth& ogles ef the seesaw to be ten =h-
oliest hell' be eris,hess the
the genre weak el the balieaus ma iedia.rttmiestilat
to the meth realelth. 4 is. 11 , • little U.
Ora the myeled le the dividends on the
pleas, deem, as mder:—Sla maalle dividsed as tre
awireaee stack at 14 pee .at. pie sthem, 17=i
dfeldai ea sees: as d‹: sleek, to Hsi
he (theadies et I yet mat. ifie_ mews,
i 11,4111. 14e. 44. ; • teed 4 111,7711. lis. 61.
mil leaving • idlissay of Ss. N. le be sane by
the Laden sad Mesh. Warms Rawer Cimpany. To
~threaten recommthil that the tell &Wools wale Dams-
ber lad, be dishes& ea both the prellwasse stain al the
eiesesay, sad be ash pod& es, IN Ohl; Ilith istwat.
It sea moiewell thi wale meths, d pagelesie
Si the, la wishinety_ ellk the Mime al
lie her the Leads& sad Hoek W
wailershams R•l3-
, the illeeelers ead the wed
as
riThemberse maw seem Is Ismer ahet mashmpeate le aselseel
by lie Loess seal North Washes bee& la seseethaes
with this Ha. .4. P. Lieseed, ILP., hie
erne lot rrYsg. noirsel Ms me at the bawd ; the
thishey Hwy bee Ina Hied by the agyeintmest of
Gelds Chad, it lealmath, sem Willsed. The
diresters lettriei by Meths at Oh wasting r.
imsi theidalkid Dared** Beg., esd_Willbse Jadhek
Mer.P., to pleas of wheel Mira , laq., of
Hall, somMandwahor, BthilMlS 114/411
we pommel he shas. The siedikes
ad lobs Lamest, ales retire tram MOB
IS this maielss; awl la their ewe Idwardr22
lig., 4 aryissiosespease, Leaden. sad c
leg., if Liverpool, aim themeeme Mr .1.01...
The CIAIIIIIAX, ba wren the easel* e the mat,
absermd the the arraessesses hilt the Leaks sad North
Weems Cs., he bum lady oweed at; awl se the
dads bed bees seeded by sari ad day insmatel, the
chum mostmma led limo • awe weer of lens.
la datum the pepristem need remise • laid
wawa pesos he tier sedertablag ham the Leaden
me Belk Waikes Oampsy, who bed hamar re-
seashis kr all thilairsies the might pemibly arias.
The seempry MI slogged the hime of des oimpony's
4d re east- MilaWs thick; sad the whole wesayathist
lie Chaste Holybeed eye= al railways bed been
Vier latheerred to the Larks and North Washes.
. . home, M. P., the deputy cheines, shosiel
the meths he the siestas of the.
• Psor lama ocanentheil et the sim-hase 4 the report
bb mod. awl mead ea so antestwest Mist the mein
beadjearnid for • keteigth; bat tie sismatimest aot beteg
asessid4,ltfoll a the grease.
The_ report_ was the adopted, after which the iv Minds
was depsierreed, sled the retiring directors sad sew mellow
Mn/Wm&
Itilt. JACIJOX thil• fink /OM of the pagestersizairiel
ware be the last mistiag of the Chester sad
Camp y. H. bed both essatehd with it from the wry
eammumemest, having town *es of ire origlimiers.
ila ceemsel the his expectations of Vie pradtable
waridag of the utheakini had not been teethed, sad so
siagla shareholder had sunk oe be more loamy in theme:we
dm he had. He wen as original sabecriber to the named
he no irss thee 80,0001. 81111 he did sot
Ms coaamion whit it ; whits It we. • soarm of ii
SO boa that the dirseure Is parting with their conatitaiscy
did so up= the meet friendly ad amicable tams.
A c Riad v 4.4 drake vie thee pared to the charms,
inches ad Melee.
' The C a aisithe, is ealmewledgiag the compilaieut,
re-
mreme the
=Zed this was the list Sans they would
es • aemplay, bases, alter to-day the
Meow end hiceme entirely sad c Anklotaly
nimpd is the great Lode sad North Western system of
railways. The dab and Holyhead Compaq bad than-
hre geettimily ewe as she.
The wain was dbeelved.

The Nadi's', Newt reports la Ranh by Earl de
Om, is pvelidleg at the tererearr a the Azeititistora
n Irk tram is whir blelediellig. air Hoak-
( the Lily he emirs be the astedsg, rid die hair
error ride rake Waage. It right be
slam rem the SIMONII•(s lawitt)—lt wets reser the
par a the packer this ef wrier , he did ace et all
arts their canduct, bet beta set approve of their area
lists (Lead hasher.) He candidly avahra that he
thseght the amerare was bluer Ira the =Err ; irk
ad ram, es he tor be thought the wars vie a peel
del beam this Ike rhalebre. (Applalee, sad • Siesh.)
INS tarts a its sauce r ea arriteatt—as as
MIS (Hear, hear.) He wan ■s each attached to sea
iendelkos as say of the arohltects porent7(eheere)—he

brew whet bedlam caned sea leetisik wed hedid net law
large kw. (tweirkter.) let be did sot Web a ppremil
wee • peewee' Ilya Mewd biesghter ) Theeetere,
be thought that to Wines a Ni'. eembiwelles West
paws a bubo eartetese Y bet =pet. He MA
bus Y the belie be raw peen d searily lutsglag 111*
mita to &ignition" fur a keg tins, eel this be bead tbet
be ewer sawed voile glib gave =we sethatriut tire
lime wile& he *mil sew um, MORI/ floe ladies weld
perks Wes fee saythiss be wad reepeetlag thus—. Bit at
ere, sad talk I" (Legit*. sad chews)

The Doused of the Beciety of Arts have arranged
for two conetrossiasi dartag the mast memos; the first,
am ftearday, the 7th Kay, at the society's has" the card
for which wit admit the smasher only; seed, as la.
tardey, the 21 b Key, et the Beath Leardagans If ream,
the tea for which will adusit the verashar lad two lwlies or
IMO geatlessa.
The Rey. Dr. Cumming, of London, is engaged to
ersedi at the obarta of the °rewire, Paris, oa Boadey, the
Sid of ApriL

Orders have been lamed from the Marine Depart-
meat of Fromm that the stases employed is boarding eta
esemy's Ma be mimed with revelries. ♦ epeeist °em-
ulsion appotated by tit Moira km reported VIM • six-
barrel rev Aver is the b.tthe that melee.

A totter from Raw, datmi BMarday Mat, soya :-
6 Ills top praloodod le Aah Wiwi*" to the Slabs
Marl to airs Ida boarbstlaa, Y tho rat annaor, lo the
air alike ltso roodend from the kande of the cardinal
Nlk or Mt prokmot.ri. Ilio }Lollar oftrarrarda db.
arapomd • mem to ill the cardiaal", arceblobops, sod
Wisp, Om mud sombrro of she dipkwatia carps, the
orwool magi of the Vas 2011 troops, sad a avatar of
immompo of RilkoMo, and o. the rod eons
CRoliMo."

5111$11 LLS2&-THIB DAr.

Two 0131406.
The railway share market to-day is Am
and in several instances prime are quoted about
per per oent. better than yesterday afternoon.
Great Weetern stook has improved 1 per cant. Pre-
sent quotations are as follows :—London and North-
Western stock, 941 to ; Great Western 671
to ; Lancashire and Yorlorhire, 041 to /,
rather flat ; Midland, 1001 to ; Beath Easter*, 31
to I per share ; Caledonian 64 to I; Berwick, 21
to ; York and North Midland, 76/ to 761; Eastern
Counties, 12 to r shsre ; and London and Bo
Western, 921 tot Very little beans. is going
forward.
French railway shams are Armor. Lombardo-
Venetian have advanced, the old shares ban quoted
I to; prem., and the new prem., "buyers.' The
Indian shares are generally steady. Canadian
present little alteration.

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M. Moagredieu,the President of the London Chen
Club, and a very lbw player, ha, bees lately is Paris, sad
played sight gums with Yr. Morphy. 111•7 wore all Maw
tivelpitadied earousters, sad will be published, bat they
reseal this ley, that while la every ore they appear
ego to the eighteenth or twentieth mom equal as both ado,
at about that stage ef the gams the American by toms un-
expected manceavre swam the advantage sad Masa it to
the dose. The first geese only was a draw, the American
won the others.

A curious ohms tournament is going on at present
at the Cali de la 114genos, Puts. Upwards of me hundred
amateurs have subscribed to give a diens, to Mr. Morphy,
but se a prehunnery measure to that act of courtesy thry
have agreed to play together in five categories until only one
should rata Motor for each division when the five TM
play whit the pi Licit champion at odds graduated
awned* to the respective strength of each category. The
bit swim et pare bee bees ahead, plajed, and the others
are big proceeded with regelarty.
AMY Gmarunts.—A parliamentary return is.

mid this iambs gives an ecocituit, in detail, of the expen-
diture el the vote for army Amities, for. Of the =a of
19,71111. voted for eommbsioned obelisks, 16,1031. gone to
protestant', and the remainder to Roman oatholice. The
allowesses to ofikiling cliwamtu to the troops in Great
Break sre 6,6731. to rotates% and 1,4631. to Roman
istholics. In Ireland 1,1461. is *paid to Roman catholic
alagymon, sod 2,4931. to poteatants. Abroad, the allow-
moose to officiating clergyman with troops ere 4,8301. to pro-
Wants, and 1, 1461. to Roman oatholios. The sum of
2,0001., inaorted in the army estimate for the purchase of
religious books, will la expended " in encit manna a.
the Baerstary of State for War may din orpsdlint."
Another portion of the Want dime tie mar
of the acmes* of 1,1441. is the atimate and., the
bead of " Divas service." The am reined to
will be seed se follows t—lnarease of pay to Clank of ling-
land ehaplains, 671.; appointment of Ave prosbyterka end
nineteen Roman catholic chaplains to the foram 4,6021.;
Increase to the diorama of preebyterim aad Roman catholic
clergy to the rates granted to the okra of the Chan* at
England, 1,5321.; allowances to arias chapel clerks, ate.,
hitherto included in the barrack estimate, 1011.; contribution
towards a church at Planetoid, Kent, 6001. ; amout over_
estimated, pending declaim respealog the pay of oaken
chaplains, 1441. Total, 6,8441.
LORD ROSIEST CECIL AND THE CHORCH-LIES
QUISTION.—Lord Rabat os the order for going into
comaittee as the Charah-ewes Abadan bat being read, will
nig it be en Instruction to the comaktes to theft
p▪
roviikas in the bill a were that if mammas shill make
my voluntary coatributioss for the pawn to which
ekurch•rotes are now by law appliostals, snob contributions
shall not be so applied inept by panes" hating the anthe-
thy of the said mateibuikee for that purpose." And is case
the above inamodca be mated, to move the follow-
ing doses in anualliee:—" If in any parish or
esellesiaricol district my pasta shall be therms of
maths voluntary oothi for the objets to which
anairtstra we now by law applicable, end shall pay the
seas ever to the latembent of the said perish or district, he
shall, with the comsat of each contributors or tho majority
of thien, appoint some pima to apply such coatributkna to
the said objects; and the person so appointed, and no other,
shall so wily the said conorthations Provided always, that
=in tide dams astsined shall be had in any way to
thermion sow W law voted the bishop of the
diocese orbb andriescass."

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES AND Till BIUTION
CONSUL AT Nal! TOIIII. —The New York jowleais paha
the fallowing latter e—'. Britith Cearalate, 17. liallealnYt
Pilaus". 24, 1866.-0. Enesi,
_Bat, 43,
Dour air: As I have resolved official lostrostkee
from her Majesty's gerernsmat, that at the arrival et
this rot of the Nespelaut sem, now on *dr
hem Cada, I should &Wet them 'so far as I tea vil"sor
aiming smpioyeare, mid thereby milers these hem
the want sad Warty to which they may Wanda, be
exposed la oceseguesce of kW Laded is a Ihrekta
coustry, far PINIOTOI free their Wive Man mad um-
promded with minute lamas stir their Ilbeistsaso, I
beg later to meanest yea that I shell be happy 6s
co-castste will the committee of width you ate dal —rasa,
to say NSIONUOI whielt on be alerted hr @Denham the
miedateises of year basished esontrymen ; sad so farm the
promediege taw for their rad comeiple with my Malmo-
time, I shall be carpeted to oestrlbate to the lands now
oollezted wider the marks of the oosamittes—
R. ii. AIICKISALD, H. B. M. ConseL"
A MaMYYR To SclamcA—M. Shwas, a medical
mss maidiai et Elsadeegess (Peaoitreek's), has Just lost
Ids Ws la a melancholy meaner. He had br some time
pall tamed his Weston very particularly to the treatment
of qulasey, and logy published • pamphlet on Wet disease,
aid out the Wean of "foto,' oil ea a cure for it. A dew days
ore he was oalied in to a yowl' girl of 16 who was &racked,
bat his speaido proving inearessal, he bed remorse to I
the operatics of tracheotomy. Not being pewlded
with the asemeary probe far the sposedes, he
bed reemorem to • fregwat of • hollow wed WM-
ribber, which, ea beteg plied la the *psalm teems dir
Leaded and would set Wow the prow of the maces. N.
Stame, la wise to coaaterece thet iscowcushace, pieced hie
wadi to tie end of **puha sad by whoa meowed the
micas beat the threat of the petimt, vise however, died la
a short thee alter. This dereadoes. of If. Stara. east hit
his life, for mate of the muss bath( gel tato his throat
hoonlated him is It were with the Owe& mad la spite of
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gamily altar.

Tit a WhiThin BBL—The Glasgow Mail says :
—We have resolved the follothe nits hoot the liquicleora
of the Wealoa Nab :—" Wain' leak of &otla. March
1!,1300. Tha liqvaltatore ef the Wham Bank of &stigma
log he beam the editor of Ihs North British Daly Mal
that the snoinatonot eras la the Nod of this date, that
ths ahareloldies who have pelt ap their cells In fall win
lesiva a bans or *viand oC bees fel. to 301. a share, In
edibles to lay sou that my be 'WWI Iron the Credos
it dausges; le wlthaut their sualisrity sr sanctioo. No is
ema ha side nail the ham of the liquidation, mod
the satast of soy each optyosat met, Orr • acosidorable
this, be sionista. Of come% fa mak oboaratancros,
ea the eshiset ars wits apoielativa"
Coalarito Madtud.—B peculatesof the Earl
at Nene aed air T. N. LP., the ysr,
sr Upper Wad of Lemallehire Cleb, wpm 10110211 their
DM =ohm et Aliagbm, oa the Oat Whet fed tallow-
=The Om mai aildlatet by the areareaiiie le the
Ohimples hp, the eandlaoes of whdol we that It
is yen he ahey•Lor iwybasobt of all sees, at 101. We.
es OWN. at the winos M rash. 3001.; the mind,
UM; solar OH sad bar* 401. sob. The Bed ~it will
be he the Dam* Pose (oyes) fir thiriroie mph', ow
IMIOOD, Si. 10a soh; the tosser of the whohi dog to is.
odes W. vol ha mooed 201. Ws is to be asoanded by
Ms Taiwan ter hip et UK el U. late see h; dot
tho EISPr Ciab Oohs, he an egad dap, at
U. the. ash. The te be good re, sad
award lasi& aembrithe• •Iretbady bees ode.

MONEY 1).4E

Two:dOutoz.

The funds showed renewed dullness during
part of the morning, and at one period a redaction
of 1 per cent. was quoted. Within the last hour,
however, buyers have oome forward, and an improve-
ment has taken place. Consols are now quoted
1-16 to 1 per cent. better then they dosed yester-
day. In the other departments of the Stock
Exchange there is still a great lack of business,
but firmness generally prevails. French and Lom-
bardo-Venetian railway shares present a further
alight advance.
Consols for the 7th of April, aft= declining to 961
to 1, are now quoted 95 11-16 to 13-18, or 96e
exactly. For money the present price is
951 toe. The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures
have been dealt in at 9811; India Bonds, at 18o-
prem ; and Exchequer Bills, at Ms. to 36e. prem.
The transactions in foreign stocks have been
rather more numerous than yesterday. The
principal inquiries hare been for Turkish securities,
which have advanced, the old Six per Cents.
being quoted 921 to e, and the New Loan, 781 to 79.
Sardinian Bonds are still offered and heavy. Wes
are recorded as follows :—Brazilian Old Five per
Cents., 1021, 109 ; ditto, Four-ands-Half per
Cents., 1658, 94e, 94 ; Chilian Six per Cents., 1021 ;
Danish Five per Cents., 101; Dutch Four per Cent.
Certificates, 101; French Three pee Cent. Ream,
88fr. (exchange 25fr.) ; Mexican Three per Cents.,
for account, 191; Anglo-Pernvian Three per Cents.,
for account, 74, 741; Portugese Three per Cents.,
1859, for account, 451; Russian Four-and-a-Ralf per
1001, 101; Sardinian Five per Cents., for account,
82, 811; Spanish Three per Cents., for account, 441;
Turkish Six per Cents., 1854, for account, 921, 921;
ditto, Six per Cents., 1868, for account, 781, 781;
ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 103.

Frva MllfirTla PAST Two o'CLocz.

Mr. Renter's telegram, giving the quotations of
the Three per Cent. Rents. at Paris this morning
at 12fr. 30c., or before the official opening of the
Bourse, has just come to hand. The price is 88th.,
showing a fresh improvement of about e. per oent.
compared with the lest pries of yesterday.
The demand for money enitinues active, and the
rate generally current for the beetbill e is equal to the
Bank minimum. At the Bank yesterday the appli-
cations were again rather numerous. The next re-
turn of that establishment is expected to show a
cosiderable inertias in the " other" securities. The
feet that the Council of India have now commenced
to make extensive remittances of silver to India,
with a view to relieve the pecuniary embarrassments
of the local governments, is not without its influence
upon the money market.
Tim leading Lombard-street discount firm have
within the last day or two raised their rate of allow-
ma for loans for fixed periods (say oven days)
from If to 2 per cent., but no alteration has been
made in the general rate for loos " at call."
About 20,0001. in bar gold wasytoterdaywithdmwn
from the Bank, for exportation to the Continent, in
payment for silver. Further withdrawals are not ,
improbable, the efflux of silver to the East having
Immo very rapid, portly in consequence of the
government operation
A very active demand prevails for silver, prin.
sipally on government account, and the quotation
has advanced to ss. 2d. per ounce standard. Folly
600,0001. would be despatched to the East by the
Omer bum on the 20th inst. could that amount
he pmeared, but owing to the shortness of the period
allowed for mooing supplies from the Continent,
it is thought that the total will not exceed
600,0001. or 660,0001., of which about 300,0001. will
be for Calcutta, on government account. The remit-
tances to China by the present opportunity will be
very limited. The imports of silver from the Con-
tinent are now very large. The sum received on
Wednesday by steamed' was about 80,0001.; a con-
siderable supply arrived yesterday, and • further
lame amount is expected to-day.
The specie received by the steamer City of Man-
chester, which has arrived from New York, is 40,0001.
The new Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Bonds of the
East Indian Railway Company were again in demand
yesterday, and were quoted in the afternoon to
11 prem. Extreme dissatisfaction is still expressed
at the manner in which the subscription for these
bonds has been conducted. Through not adhering to
the plan proper in all such cases—viz., that of issuing
a circular specially addressed to the shareholders to
whom the preferential right to the allotment ob-
viously belongs—the directors have placed them-
selves on the horns of a dilemma. On the one hand
they are attacked by the subscribers, not being
shareholders, who sent in their applications
prior to the sadden closing of the list on
Wednesday, and who demand the fulfilment
of the terms of the company's advertisement,
which intimated that "the list of applications
will be closed immediately the whole amount is ap-
plied for," without making any reservation in favour
of the shareholders. On the other side are the
shareholders, who maintain their inalienable right
to the whole of the new issue, and complain loudly
of their exclusion. There are instances wherein
shareholders received the company's circular on
Wednesday afternoon, and sent in their applica-
tions yesterday, insisting that the board have
no power to reject them. The directors will have
their very difficult position pressed more fully upon
their attention at their meeting. to-day ; and,
meanwhile, we have no desire to prejudge the mat-
ter. The whole sum, as already mentioned, la to be
paid op by the 2nd of April—a stipulation, by-the-
bye, left strangely obscure in the official circular—
and it is said that the allotment is likely to take
place to-morrow.
The Eastern Counties Railway traffic return shows
this week an increase of 2,1281 ; the Midland, an
increase of 4,4981. ; the Manchester, Sheffield and
Lincolnshire, an increase of 2,1911. ; the Lancashire
and Yorkshire, an increase of 4,0131.; the East Lan-
cashire, an increase of 1,2681.; and the North East-
ern, an increase of 3,3251. (compared with the
"actual" receipts for the corresponding week of last
year).
The first general meeting of the Copiepo Exten-
sion Railway Company is called for the 6th April.
Letters received by the Mediterranean Extension
Telegraph Company from their agents assume that
the existing fracture to the cable between Malta
and Cagliari will be found off Trapani, on the coast
of Sicily. The damaged portion, when discovered,
will have to be taken ap and a new piece spliced on,
ma operation which will probably not be completed
for at least flee or six WWI/ to come.
The Spray of the Ocean has arrived from China
with 1,001,0001b5. of tea.
The steamer Teviot arrived at Alexandria on the
6th inst., with the February mail for Australis,
which has of course been delayed in Egypt owing Mthe non-arrival of the Oneida, from Australia.
The Sardinian has arrived from Geelong, with 4,106
hales of wool, three tons of leather, but no gold.
vithThiume!oiaiitiFfoboryf tlesAwideFikne.t.,,,fiteoortilte,,nisso.nrioantiaanu..daroarictitkoni: ties
is
enhosion, and the tranesetkoe during the pent week hare
hem few and unimportant.

TIVUIDAT Ivarnia.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 951 to /, for
the 7th April, receded this morning to 951 to 1,
and bad recovered at the elos• to 961 to /. For I
mousy the lest price was 961. " sellers," ems so.
dente sales for immediate delivery kris( bona
effected. The official business report is as folloers:—
Three for Cent. Commas, 051. 1. I. f, It for
oedema (7th April), 961, 1,1; ladle Stock, ;
Indlao Four per Cent. Debentures, 991; Thres.and-
selialf per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, payable in May
mat, 100.
Exabequer Bills were qvatod Mo. to 375. prem.

The Indian Four per Cent. Debentures have fallen
to 981 to 1.
The foreign stock market remains inactive. The
New Turkishatter declining to 771 to 781,
closed at 781 to I. The Old Six per Cents. also
receded !per cent., but left off the same as yesterday,
at 92 to 1. The Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. were rather more offered. The Austrian
Five per Cent. Metallic* were officially marked 89.
Transactions took place to-day at 81 in a stock
rarely dealt in—the State of Georgia Five par Cent.
Sterling Bonds. The dividends are paid in Unice,
and the capital is to be repaid in 1868.

MINBS.-THIS DAY.

Two o'Ciocr.

A fair amount of baguets is ring forward in
British mining shares, principally in East Boost,
West Basset, Great South Tolgus, Tolvadden,Wheal
Grenville, Wheal Margaret, and Providence Mines.
Prima are generally steady.
The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining
Company of South Australia continue in demand,
and are officially marked t prem. Foreign mining
shares remain quiet.
At a sesdng of adventurers In Great Hewes United
Mims, held yesterday, a call of ta. per there was mote.
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At a mas.triog of •aventurera 1; Wheal Wool; held ow
the 11th hist, in Cornwall, the accounts showed • Wanes
in favour of the mine of 1601. 17s. 6d., after charging four
meat& now against three months' ores.
At • saleof cooper ors, held at Swansea. on the 16th test.
1,267 taws sold for 16,2411. Cm 6d. The following amounts
were realised by the different mimes :
Taus. A s. .
Knoekmshon
Nampa 166 .... 2,742 3
Cotes
Powys
Wheal Maria
La Commas
Wheal Palma 76 .... 662 10
Great Barrier 4O .... 666 0
M 23 olina
..... 187 5
Walwich Bey
Sydney 2l .... 194 5
Bampfylds
Ware lB .... 127 6
Tuscany
English sad Cammlisa

4967 £16,261 6 6
At tie ant Ids, had fro Um 1919 bit., 2,279 toms will
to Wool, via. :—Cobro, 892 tom; Palm 767; Dol 8010,
312; loorkositos, 277; and Preach 81s6 61 tom.

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