The Sun.
London, England, 1853-07-01 00:00:00

LLOYDS' SHIPPING.-(THIS DA Y.)

LONDON, July I.—Wind this day at Noon, S.W. ; light
pleasant breeze, and cloudy at times.—The West India
Mail steamer Magdalena has arrived at Southampton this
morning punctually to her time.
RAMSGATE, June 30. Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—.
Anna Martha, Dantzic, for Nantes, leaky.
DEAL, June 30.—Wind, W. by S. Arrived—Celesta,
Belize ' • City of Peterborough, Maulmain ; Catherine,
Calcutta; Sydney, Colombo; Anna, Monte Video. Ar-
rived from the River—Alice, for Newfoundland ; Adela,
do. ; George Robinson, Bermuda. Put back—Charles
Brooke, for St. Vincent, with mainmast sprung. July 1
—Wind, S.W., fresh. Arrived—David Malcolm, Bom-
bay ; Lotus, Barbadoes.
PORTSMOUTH, June 30. Wind, W.S.W. Sailed—
Northumberland, New York.
PLYMOUTH, June 30.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Tamar,
Bahia.

FALMOUTH, June 30. —Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—
Westerwick, Ak3 ab ' • Ises, Paraiba ; Eagle, Bahia ; Susan,
do. ; Phcenix, Porto Rico.

BRISTOL, June 30.—Wind, S.W., stormy. Arrived—
Mary Ann Peters, New York, and St. John's, N.B.
SWANSEA, June 30.—Wind, W.N.W. Arrived—Maria,
St. Jago de Cuba.
QUEENSTOWN, June 29.- Wind, S.S.W. Arrived—
Chaneas, Callao ; Hope, do. ; Wilhelmina, Mexica.
KlNSALE.—Arrived—Escape, Liverpool to Australia, to
land a passenger.

LONDONDERRY, June 29.—The Ida, Ardrossan to Que-
bec, has been got up to Rathruutten, with 6 feet of water
in her hold.

ABERDEEN, June 29. Wind, S. S. W. Arrived—
Superior, Liverpool.
HULL, June 30.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Madeira Pet,
Barbadoes. The Ann and Elizabeth, of and for Hull,
from Grimsby, was run ashore in the Humber yesterday,
and has become a wreck ; crew saved.
MILFORD, June 30.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—Ann Wat-
son,d , Newcastle, for
Coast of Africa ; Bermuda, Brazils.
Dunkirk, Ani TassistedH
very leaky ; Delight, Hartlepool,
for Bye, very leaky.
GIBRALTER, JuneJune23.—The Margaretha, Constantinople
o England, put in here, on the 20th, with damage.
junein 30.—Arrive—Ypre9

AQUA FRIA GOLD MINING ComPartL—A special
meeting of this company took place yesterday, when the
shareholders sanctioned the arrangements contemplated
for working the Gold Hill and Nevada County Mines.
They also agreed to the terms proposed for developing
the properties of the Rocky Bar and Helvatia-Lafayette
Companies, if the negotiations commenced through their
themi
tas
beent that t r
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regularly from
managing director shall prove successful. In the course
ahs stated
h
of the proceedingsit
Gold Hill Mineevery fortnight ,
which
to the extent of 1,106 ounces since
February last, is worth 31. 10s. per ounce, but that
no proper estimate call at present be formed as to
the cost of its production. Expectations are enter-
tained that when the, heavy machinery, which has
already arrived, shall have been erected at the Agua
Fria Mine, and also on the Gold Hill property, the re-
turns will be greatly increased ; the existing arrange-
ments at the latter spot allowing only df limited opera-
tions. It was mentioned as a creditable circumstance,
that Mr. Hepburn, whose services are appreciated by
the board, has refused to accept an increased remunera-
tion, preferring to leave that question open until the
shareholders received dividends.
THE CANADA COMPANY.-At the meeting of the
Canada Company held yesterday the dividend declared
was at the rate of 6 per cent. It appeared from the
statement of the directors that the amount of de-
bentures which have fancy), due since the previous
meeting is 21,5001., of which 10,0001. have been
discharged, leaving 11,5001. to be provided for on
the 31st of July. After satisfying this claim the
debenture debt will stand at 88,2001., the repayment
of which is to extend over a series of years. The assets
in London consist of 27,6221., which, with the excep-
tion of a balance of 5,1521., will be absorbed by the
liquidation of outstanding debentures, debenture in-
terest, and the dividend to the, shareholders. There is
also a cash balance in Canada of 8,1721., but a variety
of demands exist against it, requiring the whole amount,
if not more. Under these circumstances the directors
did not consider it prudent to recommend the distribu-
tion of a higher rate than 6 per cent. The following
figures exhibit the latest operations of the company :
Acres.
Land disposed of from January Ito June 10, 1853 34,378
Land disposed of from January Ito June 10, 1852 29,586

4,972
Currency.
Receipts in Canada, from January 1 to
June 10, 1853
Receipts in Canada, from January 1 to
June 10, 1852
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Increase in 1853

Increase in 1853