The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-27 00:00:00

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s • • ITALY.
at ititti
sitting of the 22d the Chamber of Deputies
to i:4111, after a deputation had been drawn by lot
the bill at Gioberti's funeral obsequies, passed
412111 for the alienation of domanial lands in the
'and of S
ar , and afterwards discussed the
late
.1.),1: the dinia
national monument to be erected to the
bill Charles Albert. The committee on the
the had Proposed an order of the day, suspending
decision of the Chamber until the site had been
ad
v„...cunatively agreed upon. This order of the day
oftrietter frona Rome of the 13th, in the Messaggere
10:"clena, states that the Pontifical Government
hs rcludell a convention with Austria, by which
4114 Ater engages to keep 12,000 infantry and
cost '4)O horse in the Roman provinces, at the
°f the Papal treasury of 36,000 florins per
In case of a reduction of this force, the
pel!)tal contribution is to be diminished in the pro-
alit lof 3,000 florins for every 1,000 men. 'The
retala are to be under the care of the Roman
ANririati. es, but the expenses to be borne by
petr°ra Florence, of the 20th, we learn that the
kw' continue their searches, and report that they
treioevofohaut ry
niodnadocuments that prove the existence of
,I.
committee in Tuscany, having re-
Petdi?3 with similar committees in Italy, and de-
only ing on Mazzini. The police have seized notexaetPolitical writings, but religious books not in
cyhl„e°llformity with the doctrines of the Romish.
whifthli• They have even seized the bible of Diodati,
they found among the books of a young

87'411 OP THE WOOLLEN MARKETS.
L (Front the Leeds Mercury of this day. )
nRcIED„ '_, Friday, Nov. 26.—The imports of wool into
'f°Nvi°;ciQuring the week ending to-day were 8,307 bales,rt
Phillip, o 3,195 were from Sydney, 1,642 from Po
h 285 from the Cape of Good Hope, 1,264 from
-rp''',:3° 4 from Alexandria, and the rest from Morocco,
nearly--" demand for foreign wool continues good for
Presall descriptions, and chiefly for the supply of
axles wants. The rates' current at the last London
'kt 4,11'e steadily supported. In the English wool mar-
of wo'le has been a fair amount of business done in sales
Weeks this week, and prices are very firm at last
is a 8 rates. In the Liverpool wool market there
(Neil good demand, but not much business, in conse-
liv of limited supplies. Prices firm. Imports dur-
Nhathei Past week-243 Lima, 110 Lisbon, 476 East
tiatC'°4 Cronstadt, 97 Antwerp, 17 Naples, 115 Egyp-
of then woollens, we have no change to report in the state
n.,: woollen cloth market this week ; about an usual
elotat ,;)f business has been done. In the Coloured
and hall, the market was rather fiat, both on Saturday
Rider besday, but in the White Market, there was con-
site a le activity especially on Tuesday, and a good bu-
-448 was done. But the quantity of cloth that clianges
the t: in the market only represents about a moiety of.
tl
Bta tl
4de that is doing in balk cloths, as there are con
taereZ .7el:3r large deliveries taking place direct at the
Year, f".ltB warehouses. As is usual at this period of the
liuu"ge business doing at the warehouses is of a very
With character, mostly to order for sorting up
atneu, f
the worsted market there has been a fair
Wen —" of business doing, and the trade keeps up
or the time of year. The price of raw material is
ten(7l*()Portionately high, that there is an inevitable
IlAel•e7 upwards in the price of yarns and pieces.
either then MARKET.—There is no noticeable variation in
the Lae Piece or yarn market since our last report. In
r wool trade sales have been moderately active, and the
oefeeinlY quoted advance fully supported. Prices both
a shilliddle wethers and common noels with broke, are
La{le dearer than cited this day fortnight.
of N.LiesTEß.—Manufacturers are working up the stock
ns c'n hand, and are very careful in making pur-
ghces at the advanced rates required by the spinners.
hoZiny orders are approaching completion, arid the
,gets "mand becomes more contracted as Christmas
Lios'e-eatTer• There is still a large demand in the fancy
at pi3ranch, and generally more is doing than usual
Period of the year. Worsted yarns are flat, and
.
the( cannot accept orders without an advance ,
the however, hold with confidence, as they cannot at
to pre
prices required for wools replace their stocks
abrvaaitage. Cotton yarns are scarce in the in:arket,
biluie,"en at the recent advances enough is not in the
alte •t to supply the demand. Several hosiers are now
,Dh,tirig their workmen from worsted to cotton for the
14-r,rn?achilig season. Wools are firm, but the spinners
suPPlied for the present, the market is quiet.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
lt (From the Mining Journal of this day.)
'tins--Although the business transacted during the
,t has not been to any considerable extent, still it is
et:sfactory, when we take into account the time of year,
,d we anticipate a larger extent of business as soon
! the January dividends become payable. Bedford
United have advanced 91 5s ; Cam Brea to 851., East
41,heal Crofty to 651., Levant to 1691., South Francis
1871., West Providence to 561., and Wheal Basset
tde 625/. Alfred Consols, Par Consols, Con-
-1,141:0w, Devon Great Consols, East Wheal Rose, Great
igeoth, South Tamar, South Tolgus, Trehane, United
brines, Wheal Golden, and Tremayne mainNt;einst their
stßalnoon, Bosom, Sidney Godolphin, Ding
t`g, West Fanny, and Wheal Catherine, have ad-
anced in price. In other shares the market is retro-
" -"tri there being more sellers than buyers.—ln Corn-
ell,.*
150_, East Wheal Rose has been sold for 2901. ; North
f 239/. ; South Tolgus, 2001. ; United Mines, 3801.
et 1-400th share • Wheal Reeth, 561. ; Balnoon Con-
/Ms R 7
• 7s. 6d. ; and Sidney Godolphin, 51. 7s- 6d.
tlia-Lu the Metal Market, 'Lead is in such extensive de-
:di that higher rates are confidently expected ; the
thil-p.is short, owing to the water being in several of
'l4 Mines. Although no advance has. taken place in
or c
parsd ePpe, the smelters are not willing to take
at present rates, and in copper we hear of sales at is
arrived
atRll3. Fro South Australia, 1,020 tons have
fo' -Wansea. raTin-Plates have advanced to 26s per box
,311-1. coke, the demand being more than the makers can
013% There is an attempt making to cause the aban-
ia-atnnent of the 61. per ton duty on the importation
hef„ and Straits Tin, and this will, no doubt, come
s'oe the houses of Parliament during the present see-
n• Bar Bar Iron maintains its upward tendency. Rails
have advanced ; a large contract having been concluded
as free on board, in Wales, and the price now
station 81 10s Scotch Pig is 59s per ton. Spelter is
3 e Bale of copper ore at Thursday's Ticketing was
I;r6oadi_ten-4, amounting to 20,898/. 19.5..
lOs.
the average
and standard being 6,133 t. The corms-
135rag sale last month was 3,115 tons, produce 6,
48.! showing an advance of abort 12s. 6d. per ton.
°ldale, Mary Ann, East Wheal Rose, Bilbricken,
k Frongoch, Cwymystwith, Cwm Erfin, Pantf-y
jawYri, Pen-yr-henblas, Westminster, Maes-y-sa,
toner a, a, Milwr, Pant-y-ffrith, Fron Fawnog, n
New-
oreZn Black Craig, and Bwlch Gwyn, have sold lead
ch"nring the week.
have --YPraee, Yeoland Consols, and Wheal Trevelyan
sold tin ores.
eroftlirLng the week shares have changed hands in Tin-
Alf,,-,,Z'erth Basset, Bedford United, South Tamar,
Consols Basset, Condurrow, Trehane, West
Soot dente, Tremayne, Balnoon, South Tolgus, Merllyn,
rt°l,l4ll Frances Wheal Golden Devon Great Consols,
elr4-orlis and Trenithick, Wheal Atley, Kilbricken,
Dlt,:v„e'„Cefil B o North Vale of Towy, Cubert, West
Gr-Z,",°l2g, Cook's Kitchen, East Crowndale, Goginan,
)3'en---,.'1711, Wheal Fortune, South Tawton, Cawson
Robins East Gunnis Lake, East Tamar, Herods-
,c_aerl„teat Alfred, East Buller, Great Cowarch, Wheal
-Lber (South Sydenham), West United Hills, Union.
b4ll Great Crin • , Coniston, Great Bryn, Wheal Eliza-
tan,' Beacon, Sidney Godolphin, West Abraham, Go-
-13,711a, East Wheal Vor, Wheal Treasury, Bishopstone,
Anna Consols, Prideaux Wood, West Fowey, Wheal
dons -a'',.r?reliv Hill, Dunsley, Wheal Phoenix, East Cara-
irr,4-ces Side (Cumberland), East Buller, Great
Stel\"-'e,Silver Brook, South Crenver, North Damsel,
r„-al United, Phoenix Great Consols, Comford, Mining
Co ay
-,a/isr of Ireland, and Wicklow Copper Company.
Alt-E °reign Mines, transactions have. taken. inplaceeiean
Corbe Copiapo, Linares, Mariquita, MeAmerican,xican
of St. John del Rey, Grand. Duchy
eati,,e7asisteell, Imperial Brazilian, United Mexican, Santi-
v,
as, have at length to report a decided changedeianlinthes
have of the gold mining share market. The g
e„:711 characterised by a great excitement, pur-
aelias come forward with the greatest avidity,anee
i:(1 the consequence has been an extraordintaur.3er amdarket.
AnaPriees, extending throughout the
are °t.r.,,,the shares that have attracted. mosten attention.
Grander. and Yuba
Agna.
.nyeau Monde, Colonial Gold, Port Philip,
River 21a, A.ustrala,sian, New
"lit, as already stated, all descriptions are sen-
cause uetter, than fora time, past. The immediate
of this
rise
somefomue
course the receipt of such exra-
c! Istl7 acTheelluts from Australia, and the anticipationef the
44-ustraliat7°Are exciting details. The. shares
tune b --..ricultural Company, which hl3avole. f;orthsiosmies
been steadil
owing to th Y rising, to-day reached
the estates
and ii.tsearveorUalled:rfelt:ertsetchoamt
plaze.es
will
make gold exist on
that 01 the association It appears now evident
quantities of
istosny
wthhee
be hazardous to speculate on what may b. e
koestesi!lt of the produce from the gold regions either in
d
great returns,
companiesra lia er California. The formation of associated
the
joint-stock principle is appreciated by
are f •associations to that end.
un
Wd forming and
Were done aY.Woueau Mondes rose to 1i prem.,
at 2 prem., and now remain steady at li to
and r 1?l. Colonial gold are firm at the same price,
prelnitur Phillip at the closing were at 1 to 14
!eras a 1, Caraons Creek and Australian Cordil-
ra.p4indtaliaepveueaerebeidd:ednlydbetter, but the most marked improve-
as taken place in Australasian shares, which at 2/,
frninone4.rt Si. rem. An
announcement
he has
has
reersjlP all claims on Col. Fraigmant's estatge, and we may,
th"°re, presume (providing the commissioners certify
into tentleman's title) that the mineral grants entercd
allotment Roffinan, must be considered valid. The
course of the ensuing
unissued shares to the proprietors of the
Anglo.
ellatlifoLian Mining Company will be made in the
formed week, The directors, we are in-
iresciuvriantl:_hdhoeitxtt directors
hcii-shceapne
hop_ , have] received applications from the share-
to more than double the amount possible to be
donthlyaltthheirseflovrieilishseuedetnheemfapirrlyo
umbrage to the several applicants. The