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London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

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GREECE.
" Our letters from Athens, of the 1713 " ASO the
liulependance of Brussels, " state that the Mpg
GREEcE was to leave that city, on the 20th, to vi ~
sit
Germany. 'The reg,sncy- had been again confided to
the QUEEN to etercise during the absence of her
husband. On a previous 0c...ca,,i0n the QUEEN dis-
played great energy as Regent; and on ,aisurciag
authority she required that the members of the Ca-
binet should put an end to 'the dissension which had
broken out amongst them relattive to the interpreta-
tion of Article 6 of the law 'on the II0:y Synod. This
dissension threatened to cause ft change "ot Ministry,
and the QUEEN is anxious to govern with the pre-
sent Mintstry until the KING shall return. Her MIL-
Junes resolution had thwarted the sehe4es of par-
ties. The Chamber of Deputies bad mai an im-
portant modification in the Bill on the nOti)ination of
Bishops, and the Cabinet, 'though disapproving of it,
was obliged to acquiesce in it. It was however,
said' that if the- Cnauiber should becomi.deoidedly
hostile, the QUEEN would not hesitate tn'dissolve

.
MINING INTELLIGENtag.
(From the Alining Journal of this day.)
There has been a moderate demand for shares during
the week; notwithstanding considerable activity dis•
played in working numerous ecttsi induced by, extremely
fav,)urable prospects, the spirit of speculation in this
description of prep4ty nppesrs to be unaccountably con-
tracted. Sou'h Tolgus have advanced from 170 to 180;
Wheal Brewer from 23 to 27i; Trernayne to 25; Bed-
ford and Trelawny maintain theirpergid Consols,
.typ,,and-We'st-Provtdeneu areatrifle laver• nit
Hill, East Tamar, fravy Consols, Feat Wheal Alfred,
Wheal Neptune, and Trevelyan are improved in value,
In other shares there is no change worth noticing. In
Cornwall. Wheal Basset has risen to 524, and lineal
Reeth fallen to 66.

At Wheal Buller meeting, on the 24th inst., the ac-
counts for May and June showed—Balance from last ac-
count 1,324/. 17s. 7d.; ores sold (lass dues), 7,3371. Ils.
=8 6621 83. 7d.—Costs and merchants' bills, 2,867/. 6s.
10J.—By dividend of 171. 10s. per share (4,4801): leav-
ing balance. 1,3151. Is. 9d.
At the United Mines meeting, on the 23d inst., the
accounts fur Mty and June showed—Balance from last
account, 1,1761. 23. 5d.; ores sold (less dues) 6,3261.
13s. ld ; sundry receipts, 208/.lls. Ioi.=--7.711/. 7.. 4d.
Mine costs and merchants' bills, 6,8311. 6a. 11d.; leaving
a balance in hand of 8801. Os. sd.

At Holy ford Mine meeting, the accounts showed—
Balance hat account, 224/. 103. 11d.; May labour cost,
4741. 6s. 53.; June, 3641 7s. merchants' bills, 3631.
153. 2d.; sundries, 391 153. 7d.---,-1,466/ 153.
ceived on account of ore shipped, 1,4501: leaving ea-
lance to next account, 16/. 15s. 6d.
At Callington Miuea special general meeting, yester-
day, it was agreed to pay off alt liabilities at once, and
restitutions to that effect were passpd; . _

accounts
t4hBe9/. 178. 2d.
meeting, on
—„ ..„..._ _ . .
900/.; silver-
-6hoAwte
dWlataraonlegeooi
nt tifa
vqouuarr quarterly meeting,
emmeienteinogr,.
A call of le. per share was made.
Monday,At eo b
theE rt a
cc 0 Silver-Leaduntssho
showed—By
By quarterly
eal l
!pad ore sold, 3651. 63. 93.; discount from merchant,
71. 75.--=1,272/. 13s. 9d.—Balance last account, 2774
6s. 2d.; labour cost, March, 3731. 2s. 7d.; April, 3284
Is. Bd.; May, 2881. Os. 11d.; discount on ore bills,
21. 19a. 7d.-71eAving balance, 31.23. 10./

At Wheal Ventou meeting, on Thursday, the ae_
counts showed—B.lauce last account, 261 Bs. 10d; calls,
3591. 53.=3851. 133. 101. 1.,,,b0ur cost for May, 1251.
163. 21; merchants' bills. 871. 6s. 2d.; interest, 103.;
leavkg balance in band, 1721 la. 6i. The balance of
assets over liabilities was 5/. 3d. 7d. A call of ss. per
share was made.

At Wheal Neptune hi-monthly meeting, on the 19th
inst., the accounts showtd—Balance from last account,
2161. 15s. Id.; labour coat for April, 911. 33. 9d; May,
70/. 3s. 81; merchants' bills, 244 6s. 4d.=4021. 83. 10d.
Call, 2561.: leaving balance agaiust adventurers, 146/. Bs.
101 A call of Si. per share %as made.
At Wheal Cniverton bi-inonthly meeting on the 19th
instant, the acconuts showed—Balance last account,
3371.58. 10d.; labour cost for April, 1901. Bs. 10d.; May,
1791. 3s. 6:1.; merchants bills, 92/.55. 61; lord's dues,
71. 15s. 3d.=-8061. 18s. Ild. By call, 3371. Is. 4d. ; tin
sold, 1391. 16s. Bd.: leaving balance against adventurers,
3301. Os. Ild., to liquidate which, a call of 6s. 6d. per
share was made.

At Wheal Trefusis meeting on the 23d instant, the
accounts showed-Balance from last account, 7601. 138.
61.; March cost, 1951. 17s. 91; April, 221/ 7s. Sd. ;
May, 2571. A. 21.; June, 238/.65. 41; merchaws' bills,
3161. 10g. 7d. ; dues, 121. 17s. 91.:=2,0031. 2s. 91. By
call, 7631.; tin ore sold, 1931. 63. lOil : leasing balance to
....e ....omit. 1,0411. 15i. 11d. 4. earl/ 4441 per share
was made.
At West &ton Mine bi-monthly !meeting, the accounts
showed-Tutwork and wageS fur May, 3601. 133. 5d.;
June, 377/. 33.; tribute bulano., 47/. 18s. 7d.; merchants'
bills, 3291 17s. 41.; Gustavus adventurers for a 22 inch
cylinder wtlirri-engine, boiler, and ht money. 3031. 158.;
advanced on account of buildings, 1351=1,5541 123. 4d.
CoBl.ipe
1.; add
ore sold, 9631.
dbalanae last 7s. 3d.: leaver
a caoant,s7l.io o
s, lugs
leavingof 5281. l49'
Bd. to next account. A callporofsp2e/c.
tpse.r acre w:sBla6l.ll4dBe:
At Bottle Hill Mine extraordinary general meeting'
on Wednesday, Capt. Dunn presented a very favourabls
meeting, on
report
Tuesday,A otf tththheee Sva' 'cc' iucrotkhui Ic
in
gtCss4sarlat:odd,
dye° ei:da
t-ab iC: who
thereon,
,Y037568201.1di sA. 3Pdr
.i :1
and May, 4,064/. 2s. 51.-0
eiwhich
balance
61 e9aiviin3gs.a.
Ipirdo.fi, t
loat: t 5
aoal
al.auln44. 21
/cares
ws
h
aline, 1961. 93. 91.
At Wheal Speedwell bi-monthly meeting, on
instant, the accounts showed-Balance last account,
528/. Bs. 41; labour cost for April, 235/ 173.71.; M9Y:
3501. 63 81.; subsist to tributers, 79/, lOs ; merchants'
bills, 135/. 3s. 11.; lord's dues, 161. Os. 10d.-1,3451.
63. 61.-Copper ore sold, 2831. 16s. 3d,; call 524/.168.;
leaving balance against adventurers, 5314 14e. 3d,, to
liquidate which a call of 103. 61. per
share was made.
At Warleggan Consols bi-monthly meeting, on the
2013 inst., the accounts ebowed-I3lance last account,
W. 13s. 3d.; labour cost, 1911. 183.; materials and oar'
ridge, 141. lls. 4d.; salaries for four months, 371 169.;
agfrom
water charge, &c., for nine months, 71. is, 6d.; the
London
the
disbursera.Alts. salary, and rent, 321 19s. 21.,---2t8h9e1.1199t311.
3d.-Calls, 1781 ; tin ore sold, 624 2,. 6d.; suspense Ile:
count, 121. Os. 101; leaving balance to next account,
371. 6s. 9d.

During the week shares have changed hands in Alfred
South Toigus,
Consols, Bedford, Tremayea, Q ,
West Caradun, West Providence Wheal Brewer, Clive'
Cubert, Trevelyan, West Wheal Altred, Ilbc "... '
Wheal lElorriett, Neptune, Augusta Zion, Great Bill
Orsedd, Clayprase, IT
—nion Tin, Wheal Fortune o°ut
Tawton), West Polgooth, Beacon, Wheal Bo Ay, Sa'ln.
Graebledr'
acm, Elizabeth, Trewane, Great Polgooth,
Carvannal, Bell and Lanarth, Sidney Godolphin, Leeds
and St. Aubyn, East Bla-k Craig, Wicklow Copper, and
Company of Leland,
1,00 in
" In Foreign mines transactions have taken P--- ;al
Alten, Cobre, Royal Santiago, United Mexican, DV"
Brazilian, and Linares.
V'S
-1)1 ?Jerilyn,

Yesterday the customary
STRIBUTION OP-
C O L LEP
distribution RG l EZ ,
he
cloy© of the academical year, to the pupils uf thejut
school
took lof this college, and the schools in anion with 1.:
stockt> ace.
The chair was filled by Admiral Lord Rad
crows
(:sdnd the theatre., as is usual on such occasions, forea
tunate'f ' 'nor'
only
with the prizemen and their lessus
and ellows, but with their equally ofißiOUB Dr.reiatl
E 8
of prizes TpriXajesNl staler
friends. Dr. Jelf, the principal of the college,
Major,re the head-master, all. the assistant wasters, and
some
The
_inhere of the council, were also Preseut" erred the
CHAIRMAN, having taken his lace, oPen '
proceedings by observing P a3e extent,
that it was, tc:
matter of eiz this
regret that the distribution 'or P.' esof
period the
department was delayed until so late a
year that many members of' -I were necessarily
the council
absent, and that, in Members were
consequence, those
deprivedofthe the well-earned
pleasure of witnessing *— of the
reward of laudable zeal and exertion on the part wart e
pupils of the school, and the young prizenisn the d -
prised also of the additional ratification which
distinguishedpre-
gene° and personal approbationg of owe
persons must convey. But amongst those whoe_ were
whoto receive prizes to day there Woe gne,.h. hoped,
would yet have - .ty uf receiving that
gratification the opportunity
department of the
as prizemen in the higher
college,
called upon to
k-veral of the elder upils were then
deliverpere—
,,, recitations; some in English from Sha '
lennYson, R owe in French from
Mollm 'gen, and Croly; 6
ucl Cicero; others
_ , some in Latin from Terenpe a b ees d, an One
to Greek, from Demosthenes and AristoP a
in German from Goethe, the, whole of which were very
creditably Mr. Heath (a
spoken. Ono young gentleman,
pmrizona An in Clt.ssics. Modern Languages, Hebrew, and
hcaelnaies), who took part in a scene from Mohere's
" Le AL Artiagn Fore é," and in the well-known rohool
an amount
seethe of the " Birds of "evincedAristophan"'
genuine humour, natural action, and appreciation of
his author, not often displaved by old professiond
actors. " The Emigrant," by Mr. Smith,
A priz, poem,
which aPPe Ared topossess considerable meth, was also
spoken by the author, and elicited very great
young
applause.
The followin prizes, and those who
'
obtained them! is
th e
r ISt of the
Prize for Greek lambics: Given by the Council. John
___Walter "vas—Prz, for an English Essay: Given by the
Council. liing -: '• . -,-ohn Waiter Tyae, "E(.l,—.eviz,
Smite 0.
for Lati •
n v
• erse: Given by the Principal. John Waiter
I„,"Yaass•—Prize for English Verse: Given by the Head
inter, King Smith.
Upper Sixth 1.1 sq—Division of Classics: Thomas
R, •
R. §•)tehhin a ' King Smith, Henry John-
son,g, Daniel Jones,
Richmd.
d C •11 11 k James Heath. .
Low J. rui ian ,
er Sixth class—Division of Classics: Edward J.
Standen,T
id John Drake, William S. Riding, Samuel L.
°mns' HenrAlabester, John C. Young.
.Division
of Modern Instruction. Nicholas S. Stabb, Richard R.
Martin, kredvrick J. Will'iuB',l9lln Arthur.