The Sun.
London, England, 1852-03-15 00:00:00

IT4Ly,

We read the following in the PiedmonteseGatte of
on the 6th,
the 9th, relative to the late disturbances, in Sardinia:-_ " General DURAND° arrived at Sassari
toge-
ther with the expeditionary column under Colonel Mo-
General
LARD. The arrival of the royal troops restored tran-
illity and confidence to the inhabitants.
tURANDO published the royal decree, declaring the
town and province of Sassari in a state of siego, The
,
National Guards deposited their arms without the slight-
est opposition; the university was provisionally closed
and many persons were, after consulting with the local
authorities, arrested, for having taken a prominent part
in the disturbances. It is a remarkable fact that not one
of the new Sardinian recruits that were on the spot,
deserted or neglected his duty on this occasion.'
The Gianiale di Roma, of the 3d, contains a notifica-
tion by the Minister of War, fixing conditions for the
purchase by the Government of 200 horses for the
Roman cavalry. By another notification of the Minister
of Finance, the custom-house at Niterbo is suppressed,
and its attributions transferred to that of Acquapea•
dente.

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MINING INTELMGENCE.
(From the Mining .keurnao _,
MlNES.—Althougkgia`mxr et had not been 'so active AS
in the preceding vTeek,latinhires, in several of the dividend
Devon
i-as
mines have' ctiangecththiffs at similar prices, ant
Great Consols, Alfred Consols, Bedford United, Great Pol-
gooth, St: Atthyn and Gryllsl, West CaradOn, West Provi-
dence, aild'Wheal Trelawny ; Tremaynas at IL advance, and
Merllyris 1/.. decrease. Cwmystwith have risen from 1001. to
145/_ per share. In Foreign mines, Cobre and United Mexi-
can have maintained tfie. list quotations, and Santiagos ad-
vanced to 6/. ss. In mines which have not as yet paid
dividends, East Daren has advanced to 901., Hennock to 91.,
and Wheal Crebor to 71. Cook's Kitchen, South Tamar, and
Trannack and. Bosence are at the same price this week as they
were last. . Chivertons have dropped to 61; Tregardock to
5/. In others, little or no business has taken place, and the
market may be said to be in a healthy state.
In. the Bullion Market, Mexican and South American
dollars, buyers at 4s. 101 d. per oz. Bar silver containing
gold, all gold above 5 grains in the pound to be paid for,
us. 04d. per oz. standard. Bar silver without gold, ss. Oid•
per oz. standard. Bar gold, 775. 9d per oz. standard.
spanis:l doubloons, 78s, per oz. Columbian doubloons, 7Ss.
per oz. Plating, las. per oz. Quicksilver in bond, 3s. r lb.
li-I the Metal Market—Copper has become very scarce,
and
1 • be .
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...*: clam' git ing on the increase, an advance in price
...., 1.1•;:-.... ,S.--,..ttkili plated.
krti . .
-.: - , i..i.ta,,&,;a1i.1„,Rf copper ore at Thursday's Ticketing wa3 3,230
...
.4,44,
_,od,iting.to 1_9,317/. 118. 6d., the average produce
I,4.iottfilia:3 3,9:31
pt.,ruts,onp.ro_d_uee 7,'„
,rd being ii, 110/ 12s• The -
' - ' • e corresponding sale
1091. 193., being an
.
4,_ i ii-iics,nt..sThbout 3(.'"••
of(2`TlT`''' sold at the Corniiiiiil
_TIST7I total 'quantity
Tickatitigoifor'• the quarter ',7ulnlF`becember last, was only
the present (par-
t; 37,3134- toned' The sales an(l2. .-,7 ,g,3 for
A-- ter, to the end of' Ma!•cli, will n 38,113 tolls. . The corre-
-851 *34 38/860 toii -,.i, ~,,,,c. :,,.1,3
~ , 4 omnding quart& of 1
..,
, •
, , 19bou 3,-,..: ill.v/ (A I
, ii„,, 1013 bearlowt xis ew rbiliW 3eLiiit,_
..zi,-;:n:.-.1. ins ‹$ -1

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