The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-19 00:00:00

ITALY.

A letter from Italy, in the Augsburg Gazette, gives
an account of the political sects now existing in that
country; from which it appears that the sects of the
Carbonari and the Giovine Italia have been fused
into a new sect, bearing the title of United Italy.
Like the old sects, its object is the overthrow of
all the thrones of Italy, the destruction of foreign
influence there, and the union of Italy. It is
divided into circles, each composed of 40 members
at most, and governed by a President, 4 Coun-
cillors, and a Master. All the other members are
called associates. There are five degrees of circles,
viz., the Grand Council, the Circle General, the
Provincial Circle, the District, and the Communal
Circles. All the members' of the sect are divided
into three orders, viz,, Adepts, Presidents, and Coun-
cillors of Circles, and the Grand Unitarians, or mem-
bers of the Grand Circle, and Presidents of the
Circle General ; the latter alone are in possession
of all the secrets relating to the sect, the means
of execution, &c. The sect has three secret pass-
words ; the Adepts know one, the 2d order two, and
the Grand Unitarians all three. The Grand Council,
being the supreme power in the sect, is composed of
seven members. All the associates are bound to
implicit obedience to their orders. There are eight
Circles-General, viz , at Rome, Turin, Milan,
Venice, Florence, Naples, Palermo, and Cagliari.
As for the provincial and district circles, they exer-
cise their authority in the territorial circumscrip-
tions as they now stand. The members contribute
pecuniary aid according to their means. Part of the
receipts goes to cover the expenses of each circle,
the remainder is remitted to the Grand Circle. Each
associate has the right of proposing candidates ; these
are chiefly sought for among the military. Every
candidate is subjected to a severe examination, and
takes a particular oath. Every three months, lists of
the members are sent to the Grand Circle, containing
in cypher, every possible information concerning them.

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MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal of this day.)
The market has been less active this week—the shares
sold in dividend mines being Devon Great Camels,
Alfred Consols, Bedford, Merilyn, South Tamar, West
Caradon, West Providence, Wheal Brewer, Tincroft,
Tremayne, and Wicklow Copper. In Clive, Cubert,
Harriett, and Can Bruno, a fair amount of business has
been done, and a few transactions have taken place in
Great Wheat Alfred and Kilbricken ; but none of the
foregoing have advanced in price worthy of notice,
ex-
cept Brewer from 20 to 35, and East Wheal Georgefr
3 to 5. East Pool, Great Baddein, and Molland havecal
been inquired for. In Cornwall, East Pool have advanced
fro!), 105 to 160, Brewer to 35.
The St. Ives Consols accounts for January, February,
and March, show—Labour cost and carriage, 2,329 Z ss.
L1d3,09
.;co6. a 1131,4— B
28.06/, Os. 10(1; merchants' bills, 5601. 7s. 3(3
By tin sold, 37771. Os. 11d.: showing
a profit of 681/. 6s. 11d.; add balance of account in De-
cember last, 501.03.7' 101 = 7311. 7s. 9d.—ity dividend
now declared, atper. share, 6581. : leaves balance in
favour of adventurers 7
At Wheal Seton bi'.m_3oln. t7hsl.379(ica.eeting, on Monday, the
accounts showed—
eoF
Costs, ivlarch, and April, 2 9
r ore sold, 3,770/. 2s. l d.—
98/. 17s. Id.: leaves Profit,
7711. 5g.; add bal.?rce last a 2781. 151, makes
I,osoL—Deduct dividend, 792r.0rt,
eaves a balance ro next
account of 258/. A dividend of 41. par there W 23 de-
clared.
At South Wheal Tolgu3 meeting,shcecdn Tuesday,
r„ the
accounts for March alai April
805 j. O. 53.; or:ss sold (less-‘ ;glance
last acc0unt,2,2221.
121. 121. 5!..---3,027/. 12s. 1 oa,--Yine costs dues),
bills, 1,376/, 163. 101 d ; by dividend al B3°76l'll'B'
• per share 1

;(768) : leaving balance in favour of adventurers,
1 882/. 165.
At Mary Ann Mine quarterly meeting, on Tuesday,
the accounts showed a profit of 397/. 195.,
which, added
to balance in hand last account, 434/. 10s. 2d., snakes
832/. 9s. 2d.-Less dividend, 512/.: leaving balance to
the next account, 3201. 03. 2d. A dividend of 11. per
share was declared.
At South Tamar Consols hi-monthly
meeting, on
Tuesday, the accounts showed-Balance from last ac-
count, 2,3651. Ils. 2d., silver-lead ore sold, 2,583/. 17s.
1d.=4,9494 Bs. 3d.--larch cost, 820/, Bs. 5d.; April
ditto, 8904 16s. 11d.; dues, 831. Os. 3d.: leaving a ba-
lance to the next account of 3,1451.25. 9d.; add arrears
due on call, 371. 10s.; silver-lead ore sold in April and
May, 2,8614 9s. 9d.: makes 6,054/. 2s. 6d. assets. A
dividend of ss. per share was declared.
74 las.6d.
At East Wheal Russell quarterly general meeting,
yesterday, the accounts showed-Calls, 6,0001; interest
and discount, 571. 183. lid.; sundryoffiee
erxepceeinpstess,,
s-56,0651. 17e. sd._stsaes. engine, 1,1501.; working costs
,_s_s76dirsy4 otherl9s .
lid. pay-
ments,;
and materials,.. 4,24:1.c55.5100:..:
manage-
ment, travelling, &c.,
printing, ~178/. 531.8.6d7.J.
leaving a balance of 4461. 17s. 6d. The balance of esti-
mated assets over liabilities was 1,666/. 12s. 2d.
At Herodsfoot Mine meeting, on Thursday last, the
accounts showed-Ores sold, 2,5884 4s. 7d.-Costs from
Dec. to end March, 2,3914 55. 5d.; dues, 1921.: dis-
count, interest, commission, &c, 46/.i leaving profit of
281. 19s. 2d. The liabilities amounted to 9641. ss. 3d.;
deficiency, 169/. 14s. 2d.
the assets were 681485. 7d.; calls in arrear, 1131.25. 6d.;
Wheal Trelawny-quarterly meeting, on Monday
shoAwtin g
last, the accounts showed-Balance from last accaunt,
5591. 10s. 6d.; silver-lead ores. sold, 3 894/. 16a.; re-
ceived for a whim axle, 31. 12s. 6d.=4,4571. 195.; leaving
balance to next account, 231/. 15s. 3d.
At Stray Park, Cambsrne Vean, and Wheal Francis
two-monthly meeting, on the 11th inst., the accounts
showed-Tutwok cost in March and April, 321/. 2s. 3d.;
merchants' bills, 1941. 12s. 7d.; tribute pay on ores sold
Ist April, 871. 2s. 5d.; subsist, 146/. 12s. 43.; lord's dues,
141. 12s. Bd.; debtor balance last account, 1751.85. Ild.
--s--9404: ss. 2d., leaving balance against adventurers,
4194 ss. 10d.

At Garreg Mine bi-monthly meeting, on Tuesday, the
accounts showed—Balance last account, 701. 19s. 7d.;
calls received, 526/. 155.; loan, 1001=617/. 14s. 7d.—
Paid March cost, 1211. Bs. 9d ; April, 1071. 10s. 44.;
January bills, 171, 18s.; loan paid, 100/. 12s. 9d.: leav-
ing balance to next account, 3401.45. 9d.; calls in cr-
rear to receive, 1604, 12s. 6d.; May cost to pay being
129/. 7s. 4d.

At East Pool Mine bi-monthly meeting, on Tuesday,
the accounts showed—Balance last account, 276115. 3d. ;
labour cost for April and May, 1,1261. ss. 4d. ; mer-
chants' bills, 3521. 18s. 3d. ; dues, 42/. 54 64 =1,7271.
10s. 4d., leaving balance to neat account, 4251. 15.. 63.
At West Rcskear meeting, on the 10th inst., the ac
counts showed—Balance,from May, 1851, 4/. Is. 51; la-
bour cost for 12 months ending May, 1852, 97/. 14s. 4d.;
due on ores sold, 2/. ss. 10d.; paid for lease of sett, 25/ -
unpaid cost on 14 relinqnishtd shares, 10/, 101.--=l4O/:
Is. 7d., leaving balance against adventurers, 484 4s. 2c1.,
which was divided and collected.

At the BC2COU hi-monthly meeting, on the 17th inst,
the accounts showed the costs for two months to be 991
159.; leaving a balance in hand of 101. ss. A call of
6J. per share was made for the next two months'
Costs.

At East Tamar hi monthly meeting, on Tuesday, the
accounts showed—Bslance last account, 8531.4 x. 9J.;
silver-lead ore sold, 6341. si. id.; received for call due
November 7, 321.; ditto March 6, 2271. 17s. 61=1,747/.
7s. 4d. A call of 2a. 61. per share was made.

At Butterdon Mine quarterly meeting, on tha 14th
instant, the accounts showed—Balance last account,
2171. 1 ls. 9d. • costs, J 311., 871. ls. 2d.; Feb., 871. 4s.
1(1.•' March, 9t;/. 2d._481/. 13s. 2d.—Calla received,
3691.: leaving balance to next account, 1121. 135. 2d ;
arrears of call still due, 4421. A call of 53. per shsre
was made.

At Wheal Surprise quarterly meeting, on WeJnes-
day, the accounts showed—March cost, 58/. 63. 3d. ;
Apr,l, 64/. Os. 10J.; May, 1511. 17s. 10d.=274/. 4s. 11d.
—less balance last account, 631. 14s. Bd.: leaving ba-
lance against mine, 2101. 103. 3d.; add merchants' bills
due, 2371. 55., makes 447/. 104. 3d. A call of 53. per
share was made.

At Wheal Edward special general meeting, on the
11th instant, the accounts showed—April cost 1821. 18s.
3d.—Leas received from H. C. Vivian and R. P. Lemon,
331. 17s. and 21. 25.: leaving balance to next account,
1461. 19s. 3d. A call of ss. per share was made.
At Boriagdon-park Mine meeting, on Tuesday, the
accounts showed—Calls received, 3,8401.; discounts and
sundry receipts, 531. 18s. 11d.; loan, 4291. 17s. 3d.;
silver lead ore sold, 2071 2s. 4d.-=-4,5301. 18s. 6d. A
call of 10s. per share was made.
At East Boringdon Park Mine quarterly meeting, on
Tuesday, the accounts showed—Calls received, 3,3281.;
discounts, 111 ls. Id.; silver lead ore sold, 1111. 4s. 2d.;
loan, 1191. ss. 3,569/. I ls. A call of sa. per share
was made.

At Grambler and St. Aubyn meeting, on:Monday, the
accounts for four months, ending April, showed—Balance
from last account, 290/. 6s. 5d.; costs and merchants'
bills, 822/. 6s. ld. 112/, 12s. 6d.: leaving balance
against athentnrers, 4511. I Is. Id.

At Tywarnhaylo and Nancekoke Mine bi-monthly
meeting, on Wednesday, the accounts showod—Copper
ore sold, 2,4771. 35.; lead ore sold, 9831. ss. 8d.=3,460/.
Bs. Bd.—Costs for March and April, Tywainhayle,
1,2761. 17s. 11d.; ditto Nancekulte, 1,0391. 3s. 7d.;
balance in hand end of Feb., 5071. 12s. 11d.: leaving
balance to next account, 6361. 14s. 3d.

At North Wheal Robert quarterly meeting, on Wed-
nesday, the accounts showed-Calls received, 4,3471.;
loan, 2501.; discounts and sundry receipts, 41/. Bs. 11d.
=4,638/ Bs. 11d.: leaving balance to next account,
2651. 16s. 11d. A call of ss. per share was made.
At West Wheal Towan bimonthly meeting, on Wed-
nesday, the accounts showed-Balance last account, 870/.
Is. 7d.; costs, March end April, 1,1571. 103 6d.=2,0271.
12s. Id,: leaving a balance to next account of 6241. 3s.
7d. A call of 2/. 10s. per share was made.
At Wheal Guskus meeting, on the 11th instant, the
accounts showed-Labour cost for January, 201. 7s. lid.;
February, 13/. 13s. ; March, 631. 4s. 5d.; merchants'
bills, 3731. ss. 7d.; costs for April, 95/. 19s. 6(1.566?.
I Is. ld.: leaving balance to the next account, 891. 13s.
7d. A call of 11. per share was made.
At East Wheal Tagus meeting, on Tuesday, the
accounts for four months ending April showed-
By ores sold (less dues), 65/.; call in March, 512/..==
5774-Balance from the last account, 228/. 15s. 6d.;
costs, &e., 3131, is. 31; leaving balance in favour of ad-
venturers, 351. 3s. 3d.
At East Tremayne meeting, on the Bth inst., the ac-
counts for the four mouths to end May were passed:-
Labour cost, 321, Is. 4d.; merchants' bills, 87/. 19s. 91=
1201. Is. Id.-less call in February, 641.; leaves balance
to next account, 56Z Is. ld. A call of 11. per share was
made.

At a meeting of the committee of the Duke of Corn-
wall Aline, on the 12th inst., a call of 10s. per share was
made.

Daring the week, shares have changed hands in
Devon Great Consols, Alfred Consols, Bedford United,
South Tamar, 'West Caradon, West Provi-
dence, Wheal Brewer, Tremayne, Bryntail, Wheal
Golden, West Alfred, Trev)lian, S 3 dnoy, Clive,
Cubert, Clijab, Orsedd, Hingston Down Consols, Great
Wheal 13addern, Great Bryn, Cern Bruno, Devon
and Courtenay, East Wheal George, Molland, Apple-
dore, Crebor, East Russell, Wheal Fanny, Victoria,
Glenanlin, Crawlyle Rock, East Treseoll, Blaen Caylen,
Beacon, East Rashleigh, St. Agnes Beacon, Raleigh,
Wood Mine, Trebel], Langford, NOW East Crowndale,
Wheal Sarah, Mining Company of Ireland, 'Wicklow
Copper, &c.
lu foreign shares, the transactions have been in Li-
nares, Cobre, Copiapo, Royal Santiago, and Mexican
and South American.

THE ARMY AND NAVY.
(From the United Service Gazette of this day.)
THE CARABINIER3.—Tho Horse Guards authorities
have sent orders to the commanding officer of the Cara-
biniers to transfer to their former regiments all those
men who volunteered to the 6th Dragoon Guards
under the impression that the regiment was to embark
for India.

NEW ZEALAND CcasxlND.—Colonel Wynyard, C. 8.,
58th Regiment, commanding the troops in New Zaa-
land, accompanied by Captain Greenwood, 31st Regi-
ment, Brigade Major, sailed on the 7th of January
from Auckland, in her Majesty's ship Calliope,
on a tour of inspection of the troops stationed at Wel-
lington and the Southern District. Colonel Bolton,
Royal Engineers, had assumed the command, during the
temporary absence of Colonel Wynyard. Major Nugent,
58th Regiment, was performing the duties of Brigade-
Major at Auckland.
THE 3RD LIGHT DRAGOONS.--The Recruits et the
Depot at Maidstone, not now required to join this regi-
ment in India, will be allowed to volunteer for other
egi_ments of cavalry in in that country.
-"CHANGE OF INFANTRY QUARTERS.—The following
1111,,2_v,efaevrill take place the beginning of July:—The 7th
Regi-
ment' is, from Portsmouth, to Plymouth; the 12th Regi-
Chatham, to Winchester; the 38th, from
Portianaotlit
Winch:7a
to weesdoer. to Portsmouth; the 77th from Plymouth,
; the 93d Biglanders, from Weedon, to
Chatham' and the 95th Regiment, from Portsmouth,
to
THE 4(:)T$ ,
REGIMENT.—The 40th Regiment, which
!enabled at Cork for the last fortnight, will
Australia More the 9th of next month,
nhOats
el.Mbeanrkit,
in consequerleeor
her Majesty's „t'anas delay which took place in getting
we seek an illustration watate
arayance. We eoentla:slaip Vulcan ready for their con-
cfficient and patparueutially hear from the Admiralty the
of :the navy ; but, when
mfreonrader.in-Chiefueaotlion
meet with such instances as
this. What would
hrae,lleye?e the case if, instead of one, it
wenty
twelve hours notice. , steam-ships ready at
We are
Vas necessary to
happy to hesx. tt._. Major
of
General Sir John
bronchitis.estern District, is
thivir tolt, his saver() atta.ak
asTaaaaa.—There is a
to belietvesthere is good
h have r
recovering from
rumour for whic.. we .
TROOPS rou 4,
foundation, that it is 1/1 contemplation
regiment, besides the 4th,
fto Australia to
no doubt an importation o the y:
.14 eh lew—
d and it • 'ee intruders—we
learn has been attempte , . . will, therefore,
the assistance of a large military force to ore, require
diacmin?tion of such a tearful state of
thingsrepress the
DRAFTS FOR Irma/La—The following a
uetachments
from the Provisional Battalion at Chola,
vrill embark
at Gravesend for Bengal:— ificers 8 o a a
-ns.' 131 men on
board the ship Buceplialus, on the
B 24th
_.
,_une; 5
officers and 92 men on board the arha henulJ
the 26th
hoard hi -
of June; 5 officers and 165 man on atdatene,
on the 30th of June; 6 officers and 220 men on board the
Harkaway, on the 30th of June; and 6 officers and 232
men on board the Camperdown, on the 30th of Jane.
CANTEEavay GARRISON.---The troops occurling the
fine barracks at Canterbury are remarkably healthy.