The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Piedmontese Gazette of the Ist publishes the
convention between Sardinia and Belgium, for the
extradition of criminals. The crimes. specified are—
murder, rape, arson, forgery, false coining, bearing
false witness, theft, swindling, corruption, and frau-
dulent bankruptcy. If a person who has committed
a crime in one country takes refuge in the other, and
commits another crime there, his extradition may be
deferred until he has been either acquitted or con-
demned for the latter, and has undergone his punish-
ment. The demand for extradition will not be com-
plied with, if, by the laws of the country where the
criminal resides, the prosecution of the crime be
barred by prescription. The convention is to last
five years, and bears the date of the 26th ult. It
is signed by the Marquis D'AZEGLIO and M. DA
BROIICIKENE.

atiiiiig.o.f NAPLES has given permission to Mr.
porn, Islaiimster of the United States at the Nea-
fonotCoofurt, to have a large block of lava cut from
the
Mount Vesuvius, to be employed as the
flisnrit,l°Jatsof a statue to be erected at Washington.
has also allowed him to open two tombs
at 11,?remanter
the Natielialua and to take away the contents for
jects are to b,, o Museum of Washington. These ob-
ooufveyed to New York by the Inde-
pendence frigatel the United States, now at anchor
in the Bay of Na
The CYficial (rP„erset'i
of Savoy states from Turin,
that a violent hailit
visited that capital on the
let, the hailstones being
agrees large as hen's eggs. All
the vineyards around said to have been completely
destroyed by this catastrophe,

ice Gazette
THE AR:My A.
NI) NAVY.
of this clay
(From the United Serv•
tonderstand that it la
CLOTHING THE LIILITIA..--we u .) . .
ti es 2111) 411 yo.
ththien Colonels
not the intention of the autberi
of the intended militia force to
adopt the n
gedto
dthe
men, but the whole arrangement is to be plac un er
the Board of Ordnance, who lull
measures for causing the necessary t0,,,i_..
toeesary
by contract. ~.,, E.,, " Y be ob-
tained
SECRETARY TO THE UNITED SERVICE eLtn
_We
lucra-
tive that Mr. Smart, a cleFk In Messrs. cox
and
Co.'s house, the army agents, is likely to get the
tive and highly coveted situation of Secretary to the
Senior United Service Club, vacant by the ditanizs 1
a of
Mr. Willis.
THE 6TH DRAGOON GITAIIDS.--•ThO CrabalkAtiOn of
the 6th Dragoon Guards for India has been counter.
mended, on the remonstrance of the Court of Directors,
at the heavy expense to be incurred by their transmis-
sion, when their services, it was susinisecl, would not be
required, which, we understand. the Earl of Dalhousie
has confirmed. The 3d Light Dragoons will therefore
be ordered to England, without being relieved by any
other regiment.
Captain Sir W. C. Morehead, 6th Dragoons, has been
appointed an extra aide-de-camp to the Lord-Lieutenant
of Irelend. Major Maitland, of the Grenadier Guards,
has ceased to be on the staff of Lord Eglinton.
Captain Smith, of the 3d Buffa, is Aide-de-Camp to
Major-General Yorke, at the Cape of Good Hope.
Lieutenant W. McMahen, 14th Light Dragoons, has
ceased to be an extra Aide-de-Camp to Lord Falkland,
the Governor of Bombay.
Captain Pocklington, 'Unattached, is appointed As-
sistant-Military Secretary; sad Captains Denison (52d),
and Whitmore (30th), Aides-de-Camp to Lieutenant-
General Jumea Fergus:Kr, commanding the Forces at
Malta.

Crlcael Bell i 4 on. the Montreal Staff, cammlnding the
Artillery, vice Colonel Dyne/oy.
Lieutenant Fowler has succeeded Captain Cana Its
Acting-Psymaster to the depot of the 54th.
Lit•tatanant Storer has succeecitd Lieutenant Shuttle-
. as Acting Adjutant of the 68th depot; and Ensign
Thorold has replaced Lieutenant Buchuncn as Acting
Adjutant of the dei;ot of the 92,1 Highlanders.
SANITARY ARRANGEMENTS FOR TER TROOPB.—Ab-
Ititi,n-housca have ben ordered, by the Bawd of Ord-
nailer., to he erected for the- use of the troops stationed at
Cahir, Cas:lo)z,Cta„eCastle,
Boyle, and YoDghe/.
ORDNANCE marAuT2intvr.----Exerziie and 011 practice
groucc. nee-- rPAired at CJrk, Newry, and Athlone,
for the use of the t-rcops in those 7arrisons.
The Eat India directors have invited the new Bombay
Commander--Chi
Lof ord Frederick Fitzzl3ronca, onca, to ato a
inef,
tht3,l9A

,oth Itc-giment isnot

Officers of the 2nd Dragoon Guards to Captain Francis
Haviland, late Adjutant of that gallant Corps. It bears
the following inscription:—" To Captain Haviland this
slight token of respect and affection is presented, by his
brother Officers, as a mark of the esteem in which he
was held by them during his long service in the Queen's
Bays. Cavalry Barracks, Manchester, 25th May, 1852.
—Captain Haviland has had presented to him upwards
of 350 ounces of silver plate, in different articles, as in-
dividual tokena of good will and regard.
Lieut.-General Sir Charles Napier, G.C.8., who com-
manded the 50th, Queen's Own, at e battle of Cor-
Twins, it is expected, will see his old regiment when he
visits Preston, about the 17th of the month.
Major-General Simpson, Lieutenant-Governor of
Portsmouth, having proceeded on leave of absence,
Colonel Menzies, Royal Marines, is in temporary com-
mand of the troops in garrison.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bonham bade farewell to the
Queen's Own on the 30th ult., expressing his deep re-
gret at separating himself from the distinguished corps
in which he passed four and twenty of the best years of
his life, and in which he had the honour of serving in
five of the actions borne on its colours—viz., at the
battle of Panniar, for which he has a medal; the cam-
paign on the Sutlej (a medal and three clasps) in
slBa4hs, liw6,Ainciaul, and
ding the battles of bloodkee, Peruse-
h Sobraon, where he was dange-
rously wounded. In all these actions he commanded the
Light Company.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
GOODWOOD CUP WEIGHTS.

Age et lbl __ .________
Age st lb
Russborough ...... 5 9 9' Hobble Noble 3 7 4
1 Newminster ...... 4 9 3 High Sheriff
Teddington ...... 4 9 3 Cht. Bn.Nicholson 3 7 4
Mountain Deer ... 4 9 liStilton 3 7 4
Nancy.
Lady Evelyn
Arioato
Hernandez 4 8 10'Indian Warrior ... 3 6 13
Waterfall
Constellation
Now,or-never ... 6 7 8I Houlakin 3 6 10
Mary Knoll
Auctioneer
Frantic
Poodle
Reclmd. O'Hanlon 3 7 4 Calot;
Joe Miller

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal of this day.)
During the week there has been a fair average busi-
ness doing in dividend mines, and at prices which may
be considered steady, such as Wheal Buller, Wheal Bas-
set, South and West Caradon, South Tolgus, West Pro-
vidence, Bedford United, Merl'pa South Frances, Tin-
croft, Trelawny, and Tremayne. Wheal Margaret,
Alfred *Consols, and Lovell have been sold at rather
lower rates; whilst Wheal Brewer has advanced in price,
in consequence of a good discovery made within the last
few days. Clive, Kilbricken, Wheal Harriett, and Vale
of Towy have met with ready purchasers. In other
shares generally business has been slack, and in those or
a speculative character the market has been flat.
At Wheal Basset bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday the
accounts showed Copper ore sold, 5,8301. 19s. 7d.; tin
ore, 1,1241. Bs. 6d.; sundry discounts, 61. 100. sa...-
6 962/. 18s. 53.-Labour cost, March and April, 2,394/.
.ss. 2d.; merchants' bills, 664/. 18s. 3d. ; Lords' dues,
4631. 13s. 103.: leaving profit, 4,339/. Is. 23.; add ba•
lance in 'nand from last account, 951/. 16s. Bd., makes
4,390/. 17s. 10d.-Deduct dividend, 2,560/1 south mine
cost for two months, 426/. 192.93.: leaves balance to next
account,. 1,403/, 183. Id. A dividend of 10/. per share
was declared, and it was intimated that a bonus of Si.
per share would be divided at the next account day.
At Great Bryn Consols general meeting on Thursday,
the accounts showed a balance in hand, after discharging
all liabilities, of 1.6301. 15s. SI
At Holyford Mines meeting on May 26, the accounts
showed-March cost for labour. 4241. 03. 3d.; April,
4741. 17s. 10J.; sundries, 351. 12s. 5,1; nierchante' bilis,
2761. 16'. I id.=1,211/. 7s. sd. Balance from last ac-
count, 7781. 19s. 83.; received fore ore (less royalty),
2071. 163..103,: leaving balacce duo to the purser, 224/
10s. 11d.
At East Seton and Wheal Maud Consols meeting on
the 24th of May the accounts showed-Balance last ac-
count 5331. 03. 5d.; labour cost for January, 1571.65. 23.;
Feb., 141 1. ss. 43.; March, 151/. 15s. 11d.; April, 162/.
lie. 91; merchants' bills, 1941, 63.=1,340/. 53. 73.
Copper ore kol3, 2754 33.; call in Jan., 5121.: leaving
balance to next account, 552/. 163. 4d. A call of 11. per
share was made.
At West Alfred Consols bimonthly meeting, on the
20th May, the accounts showed-Balance last account,
7461.5 x. 2d ; labour cost for Feb., 469/, 2s. 53.; March,
370 i. 3s. 3d.; merchants' tills. 475/. 123. 7d.=2,06113.3.
sd. Copper ore sold (less dues), 413/. 7s. 9d.; cell in
March, 7681.; leaving balance to next account, 8791. 15s.
Bd. A call of 11. per share was made.
At Wheal Venton quarterly meeting, on the 28,h
May, the accounts showed-Balance last account, 147/.
93. 6d.; received for lead ore sold, 551. 9s. lid.; calls,
2051.=5071. I9s. sd. Labour cost for Feb., 132/. 03. Bd.;
March ditto, 127/. 18s.; April, 121/. I Is. 11d.; leaving
balance to next account, 261. 83. 10d.; and calls in arrear,
103/. 10s., makes 1291. 183. 103. assets against 312/. 183.,
4d. due to merchants Irons October to end April, showing
a deficiency of 182/. 19s. 63. A call of los. per share
was made.

At the Cwmystwith Mines annual meeting, on the
28th May, the accounts showed the mine cost during the
year as 6,803/. 123. 3d., nod the returns from lead ore
sold 7,3771. 4s. 63., showing a profit of 5731. 12s. 3d.
At the United Mines bi-monthly meeting, on the 25th
of May, the accounts showed—Labour cost for March
and April, 2.993/. lls. 2d.; tributers' balance,
1,5971. 103. 3d.; merchants' bills, 2,1011.93. 3d.; lord's
dues, 138/. 19s. 7d.----7,1311. 10. y. 3d.—Copper ore sold,
6,1731. 15s. 33.; tin ore, 4971. 41; sundry receipts,
110/, 15s. ld.: showing a loss of 3491. 133. 7d., which,
de.ducted from c.:311 in hand, 1,523/. 165., leaves balance
to next
.account, 1,176/. 2s. ad.; ore sold 29th April.
3,9311. 195.; ditto 27th of May, 2,291/. 7s, 6d.
7,3691. Bs. lid.

At the Nanteos Mine annual meeting, on the 31st
play, the accounts showed the mine cost as 5 9871.55. 4d.,
and the returns 4,1381. Os. 63.' the loss being 1,849/. 48.
101, and the baknce against adventurers, on the finance
account, 1,4671. 6). 2d. at the end of December, which
had been increased by the tuna of 104 la. on the first
quarter of 1852.

- At the Goginan Mine annual meeting, on the 29th of
May, the accounts showed the mine cost as 11,341/. Os.
3d., and the returns 10,7301..173. 7d., showing a loss of
6104 2s. 81-the first year, for a long series, in which
such a reselt had been shown.
At the Cwm Erfin Mine annual meeting on the 29th
of May, the accounts showed the mine cost as 3,904/.
93.2 d., and returns 2,293/. 2s. 7d., the loss being 1,611/
6s. 7d:, and the balance against the adventurers at the
end of December, 188/. 161.9 d. It was resolved to pro-
secute the works recommended, and to make a call of
1/. per share, payable in two instalments-10s, on the
26th June, and 10s. on the 25th September next.
At elijah and Wentworth meeting, on 26th of May,
the riec,zainta showed-Balance from la,st account, 5791.
v6idnr
0,1.b,2a51a 7nl. 00 Is.
Os. 11d.; labour vest for Jan., 951. 7s. 5(1.; Feb., 92/.
19s. 10d.; March, 961. 17s. 7d.; April, 133/.129.; mer-
chants' bills, 2591.
lea
3s
February, 102
to 3 3d Less
e accountessnal lin
233/. Is. 33. A call of lox. per share was made.
At South Trelawny Mine meeting, on the 29th of May,
the accounts showed-Balance last account, 191. 17s
cost for Jan,, 99/. 3e. 3d.; Feb., 177/. 17s. 7d.; . March,"
10:5/. 131. 10d.; April, 120/. 195...523/. los. sa.-Less
call in Jan., 396/.: leaving balance to next account,
1271. 10s. 9d. A call of 1/. per share was made. .
At Pembroke and East Crinnia meeting, on Tuesday,
the accounts showed-Expenditure, from Feb. 1, 1851,
to end of March, 1852, 16.2161. 49: ld.-Calla due and
balance in hand, 4,9541. I9s. 2d.; liabilities, 2,2861. 14s.
Bd.: leaving a disposable balance of 2,6681. 4s. 6cl.
During the week shares have changed hands in
Devon Great Consols, South Tolgus, Alfred Consols,
South Frances, Mary Ann, South Caradon, Trelawny,
West Providence, Merllyn, Lewis, Drake Walls, Wheal
Basset, Bedford United, Brewer, Margaret, Clive, Vale
of Towy, North Yale of Towy, Great Bryn, Wheal
Fortune (South Tawton), Cupid, Great Wheal Alfred,
Holmbush, Kilbricken, Cohen, Charlestown, Wheal
Harriett, East Kit Hill, Tamar Consols, Trevelian,
Speedwell, South Tamar, Orsedd, Great Wheal Bad-
dern, Clijah and Wentworth, Garreg, West Alfred
Consols, West Wheal Alfred, Cook's Kitchen, Chi-
verton, Bryntail, Okel Tor, Allt-y-Crib, North Crenver,
Raleigh, South Tresavean,ilaivke's Point, Chyprase, East
Trete 011, Rash leigh, North Trelawny; Wood Mine, De von
and Conrtenay, Crebor, Fanny, Boringdon, East Boring-
don, East Russell, North Robert, Wheal Robert,
Cwmdyle Rock, West Ding Doug, Pembroke and East
Crinnis, West Treasury, Wheal Lemon, Tremayne, Par
Console, Golden, Great Polgooth, Love', Coed Mawr
Pool, West Francis, Bell and Lanarth, Wheal Reeth,
Wicklow Copper, Mining Company of Ireland, &c.
In Foreign Mines the sales effected have been in St.
Joke del Rey, imperial Brazilian, Cobre, Royal San-
" Mot and Mexican and South American were done at 4

THE _
LONDON GAZETTE, June 4.
coal factors, s,, !-,ockwood, Tkinity-square, Tower-hill,
Wright
t,PntIMIENT OE DIVIDENDS.
, ouiween eleven and two, at the office of
vent Tnesdaf,:li; ela Tursday, June 8, or any subse-
Mr. Pennell
, ii01;a11 chambers, Basin hall-street.
M. Besvviek
subsequent Tuesday, between
'trhae:toY,ffice of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall-
Tuesday, June 8, „wich, wino merchant, sa. ld., on
eleven and two, at
chambers, Basinghaii.
:1
T. Stirling and W.
quent Tuesday, betweenr. Pennell, Guildhall-
chambers, •
Tuesday, June 8, or any 1
s:bse Strafford, slaters, 3 d., on
eleven and two, at the offie
chambers, Meinghall-s'.reet.ol
clerk in the
w. Wiliimott, Le7er Tulse-hin Brixton,
8, el any subsequent
tiro office of Mr.
Customs, 33, 71, on Tuesday, June
Tuesday, between eleven and two,
treet.
13e;.ei3j'arGrlugieltdt,1011cdchEarmoabdr,:irBeelts,inie:ranihi's
Tuesdajr, J11:10 8, or any subsequent Tuaen,,it. is. 9d., on
eleven end two, st the office of Mr, pe ,s aY, between
. nrell, Guildhall-
Tuesday, June
chambers,
T. Andrews, Southampton, ironmonger, 2:1 on 9
Bsstnghall-street.
day, June 8, or any subsequent Tuesday, between ',Ale--
and two, at the offieo of Mr. Pennell, G,,,,0h e.l eleven ,
- ail-chana- I
bore, Basinghall-street.
8, F.
aWniyilesluibaM:qaurgStuaeislodraY2,s. 7twd.econnrievea and two
at the office of Mr. Pennell, Guildhall-chataters, 13a,•;'
.eg,..
hall-street.
_
S. E. R. JOnes, Wrockwarcline, Salop, apothecary, is,
,
on Thursday, Juno 3, or any EubFequent Tlanrrday, be
tween eleven and three, at the ofcy of Mr. Valpy, fir..
mingham.
C. Burgin, Sheffield, seed manufacturer, Did., new
proofs 2s, 111 d., on Monoay, June 7, and 04 any aubae-

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