The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-01 00:00:00

OADIXA&Y MAIM AND NIOCIEL

MINES.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Clacw.

In the mining market to-day East Caradon
shares are in renewed demand ; transactions are
recorded in the Stock Exchange at 15i. North
Basset have been dealt in at M. Shares in Wheal
Basset and East Basset have also met with atten-
tion. In other respects the market is quiet.
United Mexican mining shares were in demand in
the monaing, sad were dealt in as high as o. Sales
have since been pressed, and the last transactions
recorded are at 4. Other foreign as well as
colonial mining securities are very quiet.
The Master of the Rolls proposes on the 13th of
March to make a call of 111 ss. per share on
all those contributories of the Mexican and South
American Company who have not yet paid any
call.

The Commissioner in Bankruptcy has made a
call of 17s. Bd. per share upon the contributories
of the Little Dow and Ebber Rocks Mining Com-
PanT
At Greall Crixinis Mine meeting yesterday the amounts
showed a debit baLuace of 9881. A call of Is. 41d. per sham
was made.

From List Rosewarne (Feb. 23) Captain J. James states :
—" The 43 east is worth 81. per fathom ; the rise shove
ditto, 121. per fathom ; the 43 west, 81. per fathom ; No. I
se, 101. per fathom: Nos. 2 and 3, 81. per fathom tech."
rom Cupid (Feb. 23) Captain R. Pryor writes—
" The 54 east will produce 1 ton of good ore per fathom,
with a promising appearance. No other change to notice."
Ytom St. Bar United (Feb. 23) the agent reports :
"Trussll6: shaft will produce 4 tons of ore per fathom; the
154 west, 1 ton per fathom ; stope in back of ditto, 4 tons
per fathom ; 144 west, la ton per fathom ; *tope in back of
144 east, 4 tons of ore per fathom ; and the 134 east,
6/. per fathom. The scopes in this part of the mine are
looking very well."
From South Creover (Feb. 26) Captain E. Chegwin le-
ports :—" In the 10:., east the lode is 2 feet wide, producing
stones of ore. We putties* sampling to-day 39 tons of ore.
In consequence of the water breaking in from the adit,
the tributers have not worked in the bottom of the mine
but four weeks since last sampling. South Mine :In the
51 crosscut south we have cut a small branch, shout
3 inches wide, and the ground more favourable for driving.
A large stream of water is flowing from the crosscut."
From Buller and Bertha (Feb. 26) the agents state :
"The 45 east has been driven this mouth 6 fathoms 1 foot.
The lode will average 3g feet wide, eansposed ofmundic, blends:,
and spar, with occasional stem of ore—a very promising
lode. The 32 oast has been drives 4 fathoms 3 feet 6 inches.
The lode is 4 feet wide, composed of Hocken, spar, mundic,
and blonde, and has occasionally produced stones of ore.
The water is very much ioaeased at the bottom level."
From Maudlin (Feb. 23) Captains W. and J. Treelay
state :—" The lode in 50 east is still unsettled, producing
spots of ore. In this level west the lode is very gossany,
with good stones of ore. In the pitch back of this level
the lode has improved, being now worth 251. peel:4llom,
but this going up in the germ, we expect to be very va-
riable. In 38 east end the lode is little else bat hard strong
wenn, about 12 feet wide. West Mine.—No lode cut, but
the end letting out large streams of water. The dressing
ore is being proceeded with as fast as the weather
capper
admit"