The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-28 00:00:00

At West Caradon Mine meeting, yesterday, a dividend of
21. 10a. per share (including a bonus of 106. per share) was
declared.
The Wheal Grills accounts, presented at the meet*
yesterday, showed a credit balance of 131/. 19s. 11d.
From North Wheal Exmouth Captaio flkewis reports
(March 20) :—" In the 30 north of Mallet's shaft there is
noshing new since last report. The 28 north of new whim
shaft I not looking so well as when last reported. We
have set a pitch in back of this level, at 4/. 15e. per ton to
two men. Nothing else new since last report."
From Maudlin .Mines (Much Z.I) Captain J. Tregay
reparts :—" The lode in the 50 west is disordered by a hard
bar of ground; it is now 1 J foot wide, composed of jack and
copper ore. The lode in same level east is composed of
mundic and copper ore. Nothing new in the west mime. We
are gettin' on satisfactorily with the dressing. "
From Wheal Prospidnick (March Captain P. Kendall
states I.—" The lode at Wilson's shaft is looking much
better and more settled; it is improving in appearance every
foot we sink, and is yielding a little more tin. lam of opinion
we shall have a good lode when we get a little deeper. At
the 12 east and west of Watson's shaft the lodes looking
viapromising. In a few fathoms more driving east we
get under the Old Men's workings, where I think we
shall find a larger and more productive lode. The stamp,
are working well, and the tan is coming out as well as we
expected."
From East Grenville (March 23) Captain G. R. Odgers
states :—" The lode in the engine shaft is 4 feet wide, cora-
pond of quartz, prian, and goo= which is yidding good
work for tun ; worth as much as I stated in my Ist, eta.,
101. par fathom. I am glad to tell you that there is ore
coming Into the shaft. We have broke some stuff, and I
beg to hand you the result of the assay. Our stones made
a produce of Si, another 20, and another 23i. The lode in
the 25 west is fully 2 feet wide, and producing good work
for tin ; worth from U. to 71. per fathom."
From East Grenville (March. 26) Captain G. R. Odgers
states :"Yesterday afternoon I broke from the extreme
bottom of the shaft 2 kibbles of beautiful ore. This was
about 18 inches deeper than on Saturday, and the ore is
getting more regular as we sink—a most promising lode. I
had some thoughts of putting 12 men in the shaft to force
it down as vigorously as possible ; by so doing I have not
the least doubt we shall have the shaft down to the 35 by
the 4th of May. This will be opening good ground."
From Treloweth (March 26) Captain T. Richards writes
The lode in engine shaft sinking below the 134 is worth
15/. per fathom. The lode in the 134 east is spotted with
copper ore, but not to value. The lode in the 134 west is
yielding a little copper ore. The lode in the 124 east is
worth 251. per fathom. The lode in the 124 west is worth
51. per fathom. The lode in the 124 west, east of the crow
nit, is worth N. per fathom. The lode in the rinse sinking
below the 124 east is worth 121. per fathom. The *tope In
the back of the 131 east is worth 10/. per fathom. The
stops in the beck of the 124 met is worth 10/. per fathom.
The stops in the bottom of the 116 east is worth 20/. per
fathom. In the moment at the SO west of Woodfall's, west
of the croescourse, no lode as yet cut. We have sampled
this day 124 tons of copper ore of good quality."

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