The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-06 00:00:00

GERMANY.

Mr. Roney, the Secretary to the Dublin Exhibition
Committee, arrived in Berlin on the 31st in-
stant to secure the co-operation of the prin-
cipal manufacturers of Prussia and the Zollverein,
;u the object of the undertaking. They are very well
disposed, from the experience of the London Exhibi-
tion, to contribute to that in Dublin also; the depart-
ment of the Zollverein in the palace in Hyde-park
will probably be reproduced in Merrion-square ; and
the application is just in time, for there is every rea-
son to fear that in 1854 the Verien, in its present ex-
tent, will not exist. The chief contributions will
come from the Rhine provinces, Berlin, and Dresden.
The election of the Second Chamber took place
on the 31 throughout the kingdom. In Berlin, the
Electoral College assembled in the four districts into
which the city is divided, at an early hour this morn-
ing. In two districts a second voting and scrutiny
was necessary; but the following is the final result :
In the first district, M. von Manteuffel, President of
the Cabinet, M. Kuhns, retired General Director of
Taxes, and M. Bock, were elected. If M. von
Manteuffel should decline the nomination, another
election will be taken. In the second district, M.
Riedel and M. von Patow, both Opposition candidates,
were returned. In the third district the former De-
puties, Colonel von Prittwitz and M. Pochammer,
were re-elected. In the fourth district Dr. Noth and
M. Kulane were nominated ; the latter will have to
iecide for which district he will take his seat.
In Potsdam the Conservative candidates were de-
feated.

The King of Hanover has appointed General Hal-
kett, Lieut. Colonel von Mahrenholz, and Colonel
Paten, as the deputation of the Hanoverian army in
the funeral ceremony of the Duke of 'Wellington.
General Halkett served under the late Duke as Com-
mander of the German Legion, which defended the
post of La Haye Sainte at Waterloo. The other two
officers above named served in the Peninsula.

for lease on account of Captain Gripe, 221.85. 6d.--=4,7801.
13s. 3d.-Balanco last account, 1,1181. 6s. 10d,; tin sold
to the end of September, 1,181/. 15e. 3d.; October, 2541.
9s. 2d.; materials sold to Pembroke and East Crinnia,
3791. 155.; to the Megantic, 11. 13s. Bd.; discount allowed
on merchants' account, 7/. 15s. 2d. ; duo from Captain
Gripe, 221.85. 6d.; leaving balance against adventurers,
1,8141. Bs. 6d. A call of 2s. per share was made.
At the Wheal Crebor two-monthly meeting, held on
Thursday, the accounts showed a balance of cash in
hand of 2451. 11s. 3i., and a balance of estimated assets
over liabilities of 1,013/. 109. Bd.
At Wheal Victoria quarterly meeting, on Tuesday,
the accounts showed-Receipts, 4,0191. Os. 7d.-Mino
emit, including materials, 2045/. ss. ; purchase of lease
and preliminary expenses, 1500/.;
office expenses, rent,
management, &c., 138/, 4s. Bd. ; other expenses,
1631. 9s. 9d.; leaving a balance of 1721. ls. 2d. The
balance of estimated assets over liabilities was 274/. 17s.
7d. A call of 2a. per share was made.
At Caradon Wood Mine quarterly general meeting,
on Tuesday, the accounts showed-Receipts, 4317/.49.7d.
-Mine cost, including materials, 2953/. Bs. 3d.; pur-
chase of lease, &c., 7501.; office expenses, rent, manage-
ment, &e., 1961. 12s. 2d.; other expenses, 1561. 125. Bd.;
leaving a balance of 2601. 1 ls. 6d.; and the balance of
estimated assets over the liabilities was 3071. 3s. 6d.
A call of ls. 6d. per share was made.
At Calstock Consols meeting, on the 26th Oc., the
accounts showed-Calls received, 52541. 16s.
cost to end of May, 44471. 13s. 10d. ; Juno ditto,
411. 103. 41.; July, 351. 4a. 6d.; Aug. 1871. 83.1 d.; Sept.,
441. 13i. Gd.; tleaviog balance to next account,
4971. 193. 10d., which is thus accounted for:-Arrears of
call due 4881. 18s.; cash in purser's hands, 91. Is. 10d.-
The liabilities are: due to merchants' 657/. 15s. sd. ;
240 forfeited shares are to be appropriated at an ad-
journed meeting, to be held on the 9th November.
A call of 2s. per share was made.
At Gonamena Mine bi-monthly meeting, on the 29th
Oct., the accounts showed-Balance last account, 23165;
labour cost for July and Aug., 2571191 6d; materials,
1811 Ils 3d ; lord's does (1-16th), 29/ 16s ld equal
4921123 10d.-Copper ore sold and carriage, 47013 s Sd:
leaving balance to next account, 22193 2d.
At Tokenbury Consols hi-monthly meeting, on the
29th Oct., the accounts showed-Balance last Recount,
15/ 13s 7d; call, 3751, equal 393/ 13s 7d.-Paid labour
cost for July and August, 1991 17s 6d; materials,
1381 16s 9d: leaving balance to next account, 54/ 19s 4d.
A call of 5s per share was made.

STATE OF TRADE.
(From the Leeds Mercury of this day.)
LONDON WOOL MARKET.—The quantity of Wool
imported kito London during the week ending Thursday
last, was 5,747 bales, of which 1.200 were from Port
Phillip, 565 from Sydney, 557 from Mogadore, 856 from
Odessa, 814 from the Cape of Good Hope, 429 from
Alexandria, 490 from Bombay. and the rest from Ger-
many, Italy, South Australia, &c.
LEEDS, Nov. s.—The woollen cloth market has not
been so brisk this week. The season for the fall trade
is nearly over, and we now anticipate less business for a
short time to come. On Saturday there was a very foggy
and dark morning, and there was only a poor attend-
anoe of merchants in the Coloured Cloth Hall, and a
limited business was the consequence; but there was
more activity iu the White Cloth Market, and on the
whole about an ordinary trade was done. On Tuesday
there was no change of any consequence. There has
been also a quieter week in the warehouses. The home
trade will now be nearly supplied for the present season.
Some of the shipping houses are beginning to move, and
we bolieve are pretty brisk. _ _

HUDDERSFIELD —A fair amount of business Wil3
transacted in the Cloth-hall on this day. Several
buyers from Leeds and Manchester attended the mar-
ket, and in seasonable goods purchased freely. A good
business has been done in the warehouses during the
week.

ROCHDALE FLANNEL —The flannel market continues
much tha same as it has been for some weeks past. The
demand good, and prices rather improving. There
is little or no change in wool worth reporting. Prices
have an upward tendency.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal of this day),

MINES.—A fair average business has been transacted
this week. Devon Great Consols have varied from
3901. to 400/. Tresavean have advanced iron' 1341. to
150/ ; West Caradon, to 2001.; Wicklow, to 411 ; Tre-
hane to 71. Alfred Console are 134/.; Bedford United.
84/ ; Comford, 171.; Dolcoath, Great Polgooth, Par
Canaols, Rix Hill, South Caradon, South Tamar, Tre-
leigh, West Providence, Wheal Buller, Wheal Golden,
Trelawny and Tremayne, maintain their price. East
Tolgus are reduced to 33/. to 34/.; North Downs, to
2/. 103. St. Day United are in great demand at 221. ;
Wheal France are from 101. to 134 Trefusis haa-e risen
from 151. to 22/ ; Dunsley Wheal Placenix have advanced
to 341 to 4/. In other shares, the prices are quite nominal,
and not much business doing in them. In Cornwall,
Bell, and Lanarth have advanced to 91.; Carvannal, to
111.; Clifford, to 1501.; and South Charlotte has been
sold at 8/. The calls made during October amounted to
51,719/. 3s Od, while the dividends declared in the same
month reached to 23,959/. 48 Od.
The Carn Brea .Mines have declared their 83rd divi-
dend, of 21. per share, making 2121. already paid on an
original outlay of 15/. per share.
The Anglosea Coll Company have declared their
quarterly dividend, at the rate of 10 per cent: per annum.
The sale of c,,pper ore at Thursday's ticketing was
3,063 tons, amounting to 17,450/. 63, the average pro.
duce and standard being 61, 133/. 6s. The correspond. .
ing sale last month was 4,543 tons, produce 6,1401. , e
showing a decrease of nearly 51. per ton.
Laxey, Glenmalur, South Tamar, East Logylas,
Prongoch, Graigoch, Nanteus, Trelawny, and Calling-
ton Mines, have sold lead ores during the week.
Carbons, Drake Walls, Lewis, Chyprase Console, Boa-
cean, Wheal Bal, Wheal Sydney, Grambler and St.
Aubyn, and Chyprase Console, have sold tin ore.
The Darren Mine sold 10 tons of copper, and 5 tons
of lead ore,
The Bryn-Arian Mine sold last week 11 tons of load
and a small parcel of copper ore.

WARWICK AND LEAMINGTON NOVEMBiII
MEETING.
Nov. 16 AND 17.
Acceptances for the Great Warwick Handicap.
Yrs st lb Yrs st lb
Retail
Alonzo.. 5 7 9 Little Davie
Ariosto
Miss Ann
Goldfinder 4 7 2 Trifle
Doubt 6 7 0 Bit of Blue 3 5 9
Gladiole 5 6 12 Ischia
Hungerford
The Little Fawn... 4 6 9 Dame Tattle 3 5 0
Alp 6 6 2 Ibis
Lough 8awn...... 4 6 8 Lady Blanche 3 4 13
Unity 4 6 5 Madeline 3 4 12
Tomboy 5 6 5 Proudfoot
Odiham 4 6 3 Igabells
Snowstorm 6 6 0

At Berrio;/ Consols hi-monthly meeting, on Oct. 29.
the accounts showed—Balance last account, 11. 35.; call
paid, 1251. 10s., equal 126/.13s Paid labour costs for
July and August, 671. 17s. ld.; sundries, 21. 175.; leaves
balance to next account, .55/. 18s. 11d. A call of ss.
per share was made.
At Craddock Moor bi-monthly meeting, on Oct. 29,
the accounts showed—Labour cost for July and August,
12317 s 2d; materials, 3218 s 6d equal 1551 Iss 8d ac-
-Less balance from last account, 151. 38. 3d. ; call,
105/. 10s. Od. : leaves balance to next account,
3512 s sd. A call of 1/ per share was made.
At Wheal Trelusis ti-monthly meeting, on the 23d
Sept., the accounts showed—Balance last account 1041
15s 11d; July labour cost 3001 6s 7d; Aug., 2471 13s
sd; merchants' bills, 2521 13s 8d; Lord Clinton for dues,
1-15th, 11/ 19s Id equal 1,8541 8s Bd—Call in July,
1,0241; tin ore sold, 1791 7s Id; leaving balance to next
account, 65111 s 7d. A call of 115 s 6d per share mai
made.

At the Grambler and St. Aubyn Mines meeting, on
the 12th Oct., the accounts showed—Labour cost from
May to end Aug., 37613 s 7d; merchants' bills, 2061 12s
6d; deeds of new setts and fees, 991 19s 3d equal 882/
15s. 4d.—Tin ore sold (less lord's dues, 1-18th, 141 8s
4d), 24512 s 4d; showing loss, 6371 13s—deduct balance
in hand from last account, 34. 8s I Id; leaving a balance
to next account of 60314 s ld. A call of 34 per share
was made.

At Bodmin Consols bimonthly meeting, on Oct. 28, i
the accounts showed—Balance last account, 12719 s 10d. ;
calls, 3331, equal 4601 9s 10d—By sundries, 1/ 8s ; met.-
chants' bills, 631 10s; labour cost August, 1341 18s, 5d.7;
ditto, Sept.. 1361 103 3d; masons on account, 501; pur
ser, four mouths, 141 15s 4d; leaving balance in ham I
59165. 10d.

At East Wheel Leisure meeting, on October 29, tbe
accounts for four months, ending Sept., showed.—.By
ores sold (less dues) 1141. 3s. 5d.; calls, 1021/. --
1.1371. 3s. sd.—Balance from last account, 308/.3a. 10d.t
costs and merchants' bills, 696!. 155.2 d.; leaving bale-nee
in hand, 133/. 4s. sd.

At West Stray Park Mine meeting, on Oct. 26, the
accounts showed—Balance last account, 775/. 19s. Id.;
labour cost from April to end Sept. 688/. 6s. ld.; mar.
chants's bills, 334!. 18s. Bd.; Camborne General Audit
Company, 491. 13s. 11d.; Hocking and Loam, engineers'
fees, 101. 103. equal 1,1491. 7s. 9d.—Call in May, 1,056!.;
timtuff sold, 32/. 6s. 6d.; old scouts sold, 51. 15s. 7d.;
leaves balance to next account, 765/. ss. Bd. A call of
1/. per 1,056 th share was made.

The Leamingto
Yra at lb
Sir Robert ll 6
Agis
Garforth
Miss Ann 6 11 4
Clothworker a 10 10

Tittersough B
tone n -
4 10 10
L
4 10 10
_..

Sir It Trenchurd 4 10 4

Unity.... 4 lO

SEcou]
Acceptances for the Gri
at lb
Sir Peter Laurie ll 7
Peter ll 3

In the Metal Market—Copper continues firm, and ,
unless the Swansea sales increase, must remain s',:
1,000 tons have arrived by the Sibolla, from Adelaide,
and the Bentinck also ; quantity not reported. Lou dis
in increased request, and from the small quantitv on
hand, prices have advanced 10s per ton. Tin is very
firm, and in Plates large business is doing at incr eased
rates. Spelter is 2s 6d per ton less, but only consi dared
to be temporarily so. In Iron, Bars and Re ils are
steady ; the Staffordshire makers are full of orde re, and
they are tenacious of taking them at present ge.c Asthma.
A. few sales of Scotch Pig Iron at 3a per tra t reduc-
tion have been made but holders generally are re )t willing
to submit.

RI Welter Cup.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE,

EPSOM AUTUMN MEETING,-.
FRIDA Y.

Yrs st lb
Half-and-Half a 10 0
Gaylad 6 912
Batteraway
Trifle 3 9 9
Liudriek
The Surveyor
Bit of Blue
Presto

D DAY.
'and Open Steeplechase.
at lb
Little Queen 9 12
Proceed . 9 12

Tho addition of a 701. Plato for race-11 orses to the
hurdle and steeplechase events, to which the sport on
the second day has hitherto been confine J, materially
strengthened the bill of fare yesterday, am 1 the weather,
although gloomy in the early part of the morning,
having turned out fine, there was a fair numerical at-
tendance, confined, however, as on the t ,ccasion of the
legitimate" racing on the Downs, to t' se professional
and middle classes; of the " influential" the proportion
was smaller than at any previous meetir ,g. The course
in all parts was awfully thep and " ht siding," making
easy fallirg for the riders, but prJvira g distressing in
the extreme to the horses, many of who in could scarcely
raise a walk at the finish. The sport was indifferent;
the only thing that produced anythin g like a contest
being the Scramble Steeplechase, whkoh the spectators
evidently imagined ought to have beta.' won by tho ani-
mal whose head was second past the -winning post; the
general feeling on the subject was very significantly
expressed. The racing, which from bad management
was not got through until nearly dusk., came off as fol-
lows:
The Durdans Plate of 70 soy& for tvvo-year-olds, Gat .;
three, 7st 12lb; four, Bst 71b; five and upwards, 9st 31b;
mares and geldings allowed 31b. The winner to be
sold for 100 soya., and allowances if to be sold for less.
Mr. H. Smith's May-day, 4 yrs, 6st 111 b (Hiett) 1
Mr, S. Scott's La Malheurcuse, 4 yrs, Est 11Ib
(A. Cowley) 2
Mr. Barnard's Newport, 6 yrs, ist 10 (Charlton) 3
Mr. Kerling's Mslmeabury, aged, 7st 71b...(Collins) 0
Mr. Armstrong's The Cutler, 4 yrs, 7st 131b...(51y) 0
Mr. Brown's Ravenswing, 3 yrs, 6st 21b (Wells) 0
Dorriea's Chaplet, 4 yrs, 7st 41b...(Jiitchener). 0
Mr. Price's Lorraine, 2 yrs, sst (carried sst 111 b)
(Carrel),) 0
Mr. Land's Theodine, 3 yrs, Est 21b (Land, jui4.) 0
Mr. Haynes's Orelio, 3 yrs, fist 51b...(T. Sherwood) 0
Mr. }lf3nderson's Penelope, 2 yrs, 4st 41b (Fordhrart)
Mr. Wyndham's Firebolt, 4 yrs, 7at 1311)...(Benski a) 0
Mr. T. Park's Sweetheart, 5 yrs, 7st 71b (Organ) in) 0
Mr. Sait's Ventre- -Terre, 4 yrs, Est 111 b (Atl ey) 0
Betting-3 to 1 agst Penelope, 7to 2 agst The Cutler,
5 to 1 agst Newport, and 8 to 1 each agst Raw inswing,
Lorraine, and Theodine.

British Yeoman lO 7 Little Charley 9 8
Abd-el-Kader lO 7 Rat-trap
Peter Simple lO 5 Ringleader
Carrig lO 4 Ringdove
The General lO 4 Maria Monk 9 5
Half-and-Half lO 0 The Screw 9 2
Maria Day. lO o,Forest Lad
Acceptances for the Free Handicap Hurdle Race.
Yrs at lb Yrs at lb
Half-and-Half ... a 11 6 Scavenger
Gaylad
Ballet Girl lO 6 Presto 4 9 10
Odiham 4 10 0F by Don John... 4 9 9
Tomboy lO 0 Forest Lad 9 8
Rattrap

NEWMARKET COURSING MEETING.
FRIDAY.

The South Essex meet on Tuesday at Ingrave Church,
and on Saturday at Wennington, at half-past ten.
Mr. Farquharson's meet on Monday at Sidling Bare,
on Tuesday at Combo Coppice, and on Wednesday at
Druce.
Earl Fitxwilliam's meet on Monday at Long Orton,
on Wednesday at Ashton Weld, and on Friday at Ab-
bott's Repton, at ten.
Mr. Greaves's meet on Monday at Braokenborough
Bar, on Tuesday at Tumby Swan, on Thursday at Mar-
ket Stainton, and on Saturday at Raithby-by-Spilsby,
at eleven.
The Ilaydon meet on Saturday at Juda's Crag, at
nine.
The Herefordshire meet on Tuesday at Barrington, at
half-past ten.
The Ho!dimness meet on Monday at Benningholme
The
u
Hall, on Tuesday at Water Priory, on Friday at Bur-
ton Agnes, and on Saturday at Brantinghamthorpe, at a
quarter
rewieovrethn.
u o
meet on Tuesday at Welbury, and on
Saturday at High Worsell 'roil Bar.
Mr. M. Ingram's meet on Monday at Chartloy, on
t
ot onnTF,
hareit
Friday
aiu
taKrwet enhrt
:mon
eeeei late volatini
Tl.
Thursday at Shirley Park, and on Saturday at Relies-
,naetsdhaayi
fa-
pt
aSsetl ltientr Lees, and
The Ledbury meet on; Monday at the Feathers' Inn,
Staunton, and on Friday at Keightforol's Bridge, at half-
past
rte. nL•umley's meet on Monday
at Osberton, on Tues-
day at Sandbeek Park, on Thursday at Itossinton.
Bridge, and on Friday at The Grove, at half-past ten.
Mr.
0A ins
Thursdayngtot i' s mae
te t
Keyo on
strMondayStreet,
a and,
:10
at Belmont, at eleven.
Tho Monmouthshire meet on Monday at Llanover, on
Thursday at Penlan Wood, at half-past ten.
Mr. Morgan's meet ou Monday at Sydenham Houso,
on Thursday at White Rooks Bar, at half-past ten.
The Oakley meet on Monday at Rushden Hall, on
Thursday at Broughton, and on Saturday at Hail Wes-
ton, at a quarter to eleven.
Tho Pytehlcy meet on Monday at Groat Harrowden,
on Tuesday at Cottage-wood, near Rockingham-park,
on Wednesday at North Kilworth, on Friday at Brix-
worth, and on Saturday ut Sibbortofc, at it quarter to
eleven.
The Raby meet on Monday at Solaby-park, on Wed-
nesday at Hartforth, and on Friday at Middleton Tyas,
at half-past ten.
Tho Raiford meet on Monday at Kirklington, on Tues-
day at Peerk-hall, on Thursday at Laxton, and on Satur-
day at T horeaby-park, at half-past ton.
The :Duke of Rutland's moot on Monday at Allington,
on Tue sday at Caythorpe, on Friday at Kirkblaythorpo,
and on Saturday at Belvoir, at half-past ten.
The Shropshire meet on Tuesday at Bieton-heath at
`waive, and on Friday at Atcham-bridge, at cloven.
Lo 6 t Southampton's meet on Monday at Preston-
napes, on Wednesday at Cowper's-oak, on Friday at
Stowo—nine-Churches, and on Saturday at Hanslopo-
park, sit eleven.
The Suffolk meet on Tuesday at Felaham-groen, on
Thu rsi lay at Denston Plumbers' Arms, and on Saturday
at Truirston Fox and Hounds, at a quarter to eleven.
Sir' R. Sutton's meet on Monday at Gumley, on Tues-
day 0 Wymeswold, on Wednesday at Bardon-hall, on
Thar sday at Lowesby-hall, and on Friday at Thrussing-
ton vi ,Ilage, at eleven.
Th a Southdown meet on Monday at Bown-hills , and
on Ft iday at Ilford, at half-past ten.:
Mr Smith's meet on Monday at Wilbury, on
Tues dal • at Oaro-hill, on Wednesday at Wherwell-wood,
on F rid ly at Ererleigb, and on Saturday at Specd y-well ,
at el aye n.
L rd Yarborough's meet on Monday at Grainsby-
hous 0., on Wednesday at Wrawby Mile, and on Friday
at V, eve sham Lodge, at eleven.

THE CUP-DECIDING COURSE.
Lord Stradbroke's Midnight beat Mr. Round's Locks.
ley, and won the Cup.

THE DERBY-DECIDING COURSE.
Mr. Dobede's Dulcet beat Mr. Gillett'a Gold Dust, and
won the Stakes.

Mayday made nearly all the running, and won one
of the most tailing races ever seen by 20 leng'.hs. Run
in 1 min. 51 sec.

THE OAKS-SECOND TIES.
Banshee beat Lesbian Lively beat Sandy Girl.

DECIDING COURSE.
Mr. Round's Lively beat Mr. Buckworth's Banshee,
and won the Stakes.

THE PORT STAKES—SECOND:TIES.
Golden Drop beat Delight, Geneva beat Magpie.

DECIDING COURSE.
Mr. Gillett drew his Golden Drop, and his Genera
,Ton the Stakes.

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1852.
NOVEMBER.
Liverpool Autumn 9 Warwick
!,-Jowbridge Hunt
Northallerton. .. 11 Shrewsbury Autumn... 23
Stretford l2
IRISH RACES TO COME.

NOVEMBER.
Kilkenny

At Si tt h Wheal Fra-noes bi-monthly meeting, on
Monday, the acccunts showed--popper ore sold, 3,69:3/.
14s 20 ; tin sold 29;11 Sept., 408/. 11s 9d ; tax on dues,
16/. 44 20, equal 4181. 103 11-Labour cost for August,
2711. 15s 4d; Sept. ditto, 7901. 9s 10d; merchants' bills.
545/. 19s 4d; lord's dues, 273/. 93 8d; taxes for six
months, 136/. 3s. 93 ; showing:profit 1.604 125 23, which,
with balance in hand last account, 90C1. 18s 7d, makes
2,501/. los 9rl. A dividend of 61. per share w::15 declared,
At Par Consols meeting, on the 26th October, the ac-
otin te showed-Received for copper oro, black tin, &c.
for
four..., months, to the end of August,, 17,789/. 133.103.
uh4.,w,illnr months cost to end August, 12,6581. 9a. 43.:
of
,nrN!,erofit o°:131., 4s. 63.; add balance from end
diyidr„,o.4lorcB/. 2a.4d., mikes 7,189/. 63. 10d.--Deduct
a balance to
as,:xper snare on 64181 shares, 5120/ : leaving
At •r„,,, t account of 2069405. 101
It2Bth- - -arnlltely 1 e and Nance,kuke Mines meeting on
accoun.f.a for July and August
Besot;wed-r, the
and lead frt°ln j°os, 2936/. 13 lld
576/. 8% 3d.,-_-47-8 '4"), 121
16921. 2s. 63, „31/,9,. lld 81. 75, 9343.inateri;alesospopledr,
30391.
7s.
53. Leaving btii,...-Mine in_e cost, .July and Aug.,
raeoting, on
...we in favour of adventurers,
At West Wheal To
accounts showed-6dßa:9lsnr:Q dne from the
28th Oct., the
th
June, 753/, Bs.
1,2691. 12s. 73 -_-2,.0.237:i4e cost,
.wthe mine at end
(less dues), 9821. 93, kits' Id'
mine, 4071
, &e, sold
Lava and August,
share,
2tiin
1,000/.2. leaving balan,:.e ari:;ehtle:tiltinhge of
At Mist Wheal Rose
isold (less
counts fur July and Auga,tn,g:h" Monday, the 23.
Ist account, 2,3361. 15.. 23.; o,7ed-no.tuace ac-
_ from
7,487/. Is. 61; Cargoll adventurprss clues
&c.. 581. 2a. 30,--..-_9,831/. 11s. la w "er
charge,
0 a's, and merchants' bill;, 5386/. 6:IL" costs,
tax and Stannary dues, 145/. 6.. 63, , ~'• costs,,
carnage o. ore unit coal °
4, ' "15eount ,
ore bills, 361. 11g. "8.d.;
63. 10,1.; three•faurtb3 of Cargell costs, 1105/.16'3' 1.1(4)51
leaving balance hi fa vo..ir of ftriveLturers, 30721. 118, 1;
At Devon and Cora wall United Mines Ineetl
•
Exeter, on the 27th Oct. (Joseph flopgood, E,,q
~inigi tha‘t,
chair), accounts sh Dwed-Balanco last account, 331/
13i. 80.; cost for Jury, 194/ 183. 61; August, 1941. 5!
33. ; Duchy cf Cornwall, one year's rent, 10/.; Beare-
tar3's salary, two months, Cl. 63. ; directors' meetings,
2/. 183. 20.; Captain .Martyn inspecting the mines three
times, 12/. 125.; printing, stamps, Sco., EL Os. 43. ; mer-
chants' bids paid, 4191. 18s. equal 1180/. 113. 11d.-
Copper ore sold, 1921. is. 20. ; calls rec.sived, 784/. ;
leaving balance to next account, 2041. 43. 9d.
At Charlestown United Mines general meeting, on
Thursday the accounts showed : - May, cost,
5191,
145. 50.; June, 490/. 2s. 7d.; July, 6121. 53. 4d.; Aug.,
692/. 1 ls. 4d.; Sept., 702/. ls.; materials purchased of
the old adventurers, 1,7001.; discount on bills and cora-
uliaaio.n, 151, 14s. 10d; tribute on tin, 25/, 14s. 3d,; paid

HUNTING APPOINTMENTS.
BTACI MOUNDS.

A Free Handicap Hurdle Race, of 5 BeT9, each, with
30 soya, added. Over six flights of hurdl aa. Twice
round, about two miles.
Mr. Liter's Tomboy, 5 yrs, 103 t 2lb ~..(Tacker) 1
Mr. G. Barling's Marriott, 6 yrs, 93t 81b _.(Etttwell) 2
Mr. Collins's The Old Wells, aged, 104 41b
(W. Archer) 0
Mr. Cameron's Perjury, 6 yrs, lOat ....(Owuer) 0
Mr. I'. Hill's Robert do Vallibus, 4 yrs, 9st 81b
(Burrows) 0
Betting-5 to 4 agat Tomboy, Ito 1 agat Old Wells,
and 3 to 1 sot Robert do Yallibus.
The Old Wells made the running for ft mile and a
half, when he gave way to Harriett anti Tomboy, the
former going on with the lead; at the last hurdle, how-
ever, the favourite passed her, and won in a canter by
six lengths. Nothing near the two. Robert de Vall►-
bua full at the second hurdle. Run in 5 min. 32 sec.
The Scramble Steeplechase of 3 80119. each, with 20
added; llst 71b each. The winner to be sold fur 100
Bova., and allowances if to be sold for less. Once
round and a distance; about two miles.
Mr. Maxwell ns Nutley, aged, 9st 111 b (Boyce) 1
Mr. Graham's La Chouette, 9st 1 llb (carried lOst

Her Majesty's meet on Tuesday at Farnham COM.
mon, and on Faiday at New Lodge, at eleven.
The Bath meet on Tuesday, at Westbury at twelve,
and on Friday at Koynsham, at half•past eleven.
rox HOUNDS.

Mb)
Mr. Sait's Sam Hood, it lllb (11. Bell) 0
Betting-7 to 4on Nutley.
Won by a head. Sam Hood fell early in the race.
Run in 6 min. 4 sec._

The Atherstone meet on Monday at Barton-in-the-
Beans, on Wednesday at Crickets Inn, on Friday at
Ullesthorpe, and on Saturday at Middleton Hall, at a
quarter to eleven.
The Badsworth meet on Tuesday at Badsworth Hall,
on Thursday at Womersley Park, and on Saturday at
Nptton village, at half-past ten.
The Duke of Beaufort's meet at Dyrham, on Wed-
nesday at Stanton Park, on Thursday at Lower Woods,
and on Saturday at Trouble House, at half-past ten.
Lord Henry Bentinok's meet on Monday at Fiakertop,
on Tuesday at Normanby-by-Stow, on Wednesday at
Soopwiok, on Thursday at Carlton-le-Moorland, and on
Saturday at Branstod Wood, at eleven.
The Bramham Moor meet on Monday at Sutton Mill,
on Wednesday at Gaseforth, on Friday at Wighill-park,
and on Saturday at Btatersike Bar, at half-past ten.
The Cheshire meet on Monday at the Three Grey-
hounds, on Wednesday at Tatton-park, on Thursday at
Arley, and on Saturday at Norley Hall, at half-past
ten.

Mr. Conyer's meet on Monday at My less. on Thurs-
day, at Pirgo-park, and on Saturday at Hatfield Town,
at eleven.
The Cottesmora meet on Monday at Caeswiek, on
Tuesday at Tilton, on Thursday at Castle Bytham, and
on Saturday at Little Dalby, at eleven.
The Craven meet on Monday at Froxtleld, on Wednes-
day at Hungerford park, on Friday at Rainsbury Manor
and on Saturday at Fir Tree, North Heath, at a quarter
to eleven.
The Durham County meet on Monday at Grindon, on
Wednesday at Embleton, and on Friday at Bradbury-
bridge, at half-past ten.
The Essex Union meet on Wednesday at Crixen, and
on Saturday at Stock Ship, at half-past ten.
The Essex and Suffolk meet on Tuesday at Little
Bentley Hall, and on Friday at Groton Fox and Hounds,
at half-past ten.
The East Essex meet on Tuesday at Crouch Fair
Green, and on Saturday at Notley Gate, at half-past
ten.

The Epsom Annual Steeplechase Handicap of 10 sovs
each, with 100 added ; the second to save his stake,
and the winner to pay 20 sovs. towards the expenses.
Twice round and a distance. About four miles.

Mr. Smith's Victress, aged, lOst 2lb (T. Oliver) 1
Mr. B. Land's Tho General, aged, lOst 9lb (Tacker) 2
Mr. B. Land's The Screw, aged, 9t 101 b (Burrows) 3
Xr• W. lisle's Young Lottery, aged, 9st_lolb

- .
Mr. Maxwell na Annie Laurie, aged, gat(C 61Boyce) 0

(Planner) 0
Sir. Higgins's Forest Lad, aged, 9st 61b...( Weaver) . 0
Bettings to 4 agst The General, 6 to 4 agst Vic-
tress, a to 1 agst The Screw, and 10 to 1 agst any other.
The race, after the first two miles, was left to Vic-
tress, the General, and the Screw, the mare waiting
until within a quarter of a mile of home, and winning in
c canter by several length:. Forest Lad bolted the
moment the
Annie
sideL tn,
flag
Laurie fell
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was down, jumped the hedge and ditch
puttul horsleap do no
the
bat ,
common,and dislodged her jockey, and got
away,
LIVERPOOL AITIII lIN MEETING:
Yrs at 11
Acceptances for the Handicap Steeplechase.
Yrs at lb
The General alo i STictress .
. a 9 10
Little Queen 6lO t tat-trap , ............
... a 9 10
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Carrig
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a 10 2 rho Dm,
Half and Half
10 L
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lIIIIIILERS.
TI- Le B. V. meet on Tuesday at Hingcombe Barn, Clic-
silbo rue Down, at half-past eleven.
L )rd Bolton's meet on Saturday at Bolton Castle, at
elev an.
T ho Brighton moat on Monday at Patcham, on Wod-
nesc lay at the Race Course, and on Saturday at the Dyke,
at a quarter to eleven.
T he Brookside meet on Monday at Newmarket Hill,
and oc Thursday at Telacombe 'rye, at half-past ten.
T! if) North Huish meat on Wednesday at Brownstone,
at ha 1t past ten.
Thl Newcastle and Gateshead meet on Monday at
Grams ide, and ou Friday at Long Benton, at half-past
ten.
The, Stockton and Billingham meat on Thursday at
L'herate uat half-past ten.

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEIVII3ER 6,185 Q.

FROM THE LONDON GZETTE, Nos. 5.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 4.

The Queen has been pleased to approve of M. Charles
Francis Edward Herbet us Consul-General in London
for the French Republic.
WHITEHALL, Nov. 3.

The Queen has been pleased to grant the place of one
of the Lords of Session in Scotland, to John Marshall
Esq., Dean of the Faculty of Advocates in Scotland,
in the room of John Hay Forbes, Esq., resigned.

Basinghall-street, official assignee; Messrs. Sole and Co.,
Alde!stan bury, and Wilson, Manchester, solicitors.
W. T. Hannan, Brighton, wino and spirit merchant,
Nov. 10, at twelve, slid Dec. IS, at half-past twelve, at
the (hurt, Basinghall-street. Nicholson, Basinghall-
street, official assignee; Messrs. Dimnaock and Barbey,
Suffolk-lane, City, and Messrs. Linklater, Sise•lane, City,
solicitors.

W. Wood, jun., Aston, Birmingham, builder, Nov. 24
and Dec. 15, at eleven, at the Court, Birmingham. Bit-
tleston, Birmingham, official assignee; Hodgson, Bir-
mingham,solieitot. . _

Fortihaw. Birkenhead, Chester, commission agent,
Nov. 10 and Dec. 7, at eleven, at the Court, Li►erpool.
Morgan, Liverpool, official assignee; Owen, Liverpool,
solicitor.

W. Longson, Heaton Norris, Lancashire, joiner and
builder, Nov. 19 and Dec. 10, at twelve, at the Court,
Manchester. Lee, Manchester, official assignee; Messrs.
Price and Stuart, Woverhampton, solicitors.
J. Dootson, Wigan, Lancashire, cotton-spinner, Nov.
18 and Dec. 9, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester. Lee,
Manchester, official assignee ; Janiop, Manchester,
solicitor.

J. B. Armstrong, Manchester, tailor and draper, Nov.
19 and Dec. 10, at twelve, at the Court, Manchester.
hen, Manchester, official assignee; Messrs. Cooper and
Sons, Manchester, solicitors.

DIVIDENDS.
At the Court, Basinghall•street.

IL Armstrong, Norwich, linen draper, Nov. 29, at
twelve—G. Baker and G. Baker, Jun., Threadneedle-
street, City, stock and sharebrokers, Nov. 26, at oue—H.
Mupsey, Union-street East, Bishopsgate, ironmonger,
Nov. 26, at hall-past twelve—W. Wymark, Mistley,
Essex, wharfinger, Nov, 26, at half-past one—J. Robin-
son, Nassau-place, Commercial-road East, and Cannon-
street-road, clothier and outfitter, Nov. 26, at half-past
eleven—E. Gates, Aylesford, Kent, grocer, Nov. 26, at
twelve.