The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-12 00:00:00

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LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST

RAIL WAY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Sza,—l beg to inform you, that the accounts of this
eompany for the past half-year having been this day
submitted to the board of directors, they have decided
upon recommending the payment of a dividend of 365.
per mt. upon the consolidated stook of the company.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
FRED. SLIGHT, Secretary.
Secretary's Office, July 12, 1851.

DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
The lndependance of Brussels says : —" Our Ham-
burgh correspondent writes that the Ministerial crisis
is far from having arrived at a conclusion in Den-
mark. There are great difficulties in forming a new
administration. The principal of these is to the
modifications to be made in the Constitution of 1848
in order to render it applicable to the Duchies. It
is the King himself who, by a unique exception at
present, feels great repugnance in modifying the fun-
damental law, which is characterised by the demo-
cratic spirit which prevailed in Europe when it was
voted. He will have to cede, however, for it is stated
that his Government has entered into engagements
with the European powers, which will render that
course necessary ; and besides modifications are ad-
mitted to be indispensable in order to establish poli-
tical and administrative unity in all parts of the
Monarchy. The Assembly of Notables of the
Duchies, at Flensburg, has suspended its delibera-
tions until the result of the Ministerial crisis at Co-
penhagen shall be known. The Correspondent of
Hamburgh states that the King, as a concession to
the Duchies, has resolved that there shall be a
special Council for the Duchies, consisting of three
Members—The President of the Council of Ministers,
Count Charles de Moltke, and Count de Criminill."

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
WEIGH TS FOR THE GOODWOOD CUP.
Age st. lb. Age st. lb.
Voltigenr
Little Jack 4 9 3 Iris
Nutshell
Cariboo
Beebunter
Essedarius
Land grave
Lord George
6 12
7 0
6 8 10 Mentes ...........
Olin; her
4 8 10 Pandenins
Rut:shorough ...... 4 810 King Charming
The Nigger 4 8 10,Ciamus 3 6 10
Cossack
Officious
Darkie, by Sir Her- i Predlstin 63 a 6 8
cules, out of Dark ,Young Altisidora a 6 8
Susan ............ 4 8 1 War Horse 4 6 8
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RACING FIXT U

RES FOR 1851.

Dunninv,ton l4
Stamford
15
Nur t la Woolwich l5
••16
Itsley
Nottingham
Abingdon
MariboYough
Wenlock
Chelmsford 22
Al7l

Tiverton
Guildford .........
Othhana
Bridgnorth
Goodwood
Chewton Mendip
D'wnham Park 3O
Kautsford
Tenbury 3l
UST.

Ripon
North Staffordshire
Leith Subscription 5
Brighton 6
Leominster 6
Brighton Club 8
Wolverhampton ... 11
Huntingdon l2
Reading
York
SEPTE.

Southport
Plymouth
Paisley 2l
Canterbury 2l
Stourbridge 25
Darby 26
Taunton
ligham 27
Lynn
Stirling

Scarborough
]seeks
Warwick
Rochester
Lincoln
Radcliff,. 8
Lichfield .
Cheadle (Staff.) 8
Yarmouth
L'Aceeter lO
Weymouth .. 10

Liverpool Autumn Hunt 10
Morpeth lO
Uttoxeter
Dover
Doncaster
S indbach
Bedford ... 24
Eglinton Park ... 23 or 24
Manchester Autumn 25
Newmarket F.O 3O

OCTOBER.
Monmouth
Richmond
Caledonian 1 Newmarket S.O l3
Chesterfield 1 Holywell Hunt ..... 14
Chester
Hampton Autumn 7 Newmarket Houghton.. 27

NOTE.

[BEA.

Worcester

First week.

MINING INTELLIGENCE,
(From the Mining Journal of this day.)
The characteristic features of the market have not
materially changed since our last publication, when we
presented a report not of an over sanguine character;
whilst to do business lower prices are submitted to
generally. On the other hand, there aro pleasing ex-
ceptions to this state of things, and, though few in num-
ber, they demonstrate the sound opinion entertained of
csrtain stocks, which cannot readily be had, even at the
advanced offers made for them. These anomalies exist
a; the sequence of an almost unprecedented bygone
amount of speculation, but which has now entirely sub-
sided, and left a reflecting period for the capitalist,
which will be, no doubt, usjully employed, and, ere
long, show itself in an increased &mind for all sound
mining property, on a basis bounded upon intrinsic value
alone.

In the Metal Market—Copper is very brisk, and the
smelters are full of orders.—Lead continues in request.
—Tin is firmer, and a sale of Banca is reported for
America.

The price of gold in bars (s•andard) was 31. 17s. 9d.
per ounce; silver in bars (ditto), ss. Old. per ounce;
and new dollars, 4s. !lid. per ounce.
At East Wheal Rose meeting on Monday, the ac-
counts for March and April shooed-Balance from last
account, 2,498/. Is, 4d.; ores sold (less dues), 8,0181. •
Cargoll adventurers for water charge, &c., 1251. Bs. 6d.
,=10,641/. 9s. 10d.-Mine costs, coals, and merchants'
bills, 5,7851. 14s. 10d.; Stannary Court dues and other
taxes, 243/. 9s, 9d.; discount on ore bills, 4/.175.; car-
riage of ore and coals, 196/. 2s. ld.; by dividend of 151.
per 1,9201.; leaving balance in favour of _ _ • sha"e ,
adven-
turers, 2,4911. 6s. 2d.
Lewis Mines Company have declared a dividend of
10s. per share.
At South Wheal Frances hi-monthly meeting, on
Monday, the ac?,ount3 showed-Balance end March,
1811. 12s. 43. ; copper era sold, 3,310/. 103. ; tin,
519/. 15s. 4d.±---4,0111. 17e. Bd. Labour cos*, April,
6801. 13.. 9d.; May, 7481. 195.; merchants' bills, 633/.
2s. Id.; dues, 255/. 05. 7d.; rates, taxes, &c., 571.55. 3d.;
dividend, 1,4881.; I,aving balance in favour of the mine,
148/. 10s. 7d., the actual profits on the two months'
workings being 1,4541. 18s. 3:.1.
At Treliane meeting, on the 30th of June, the ac-
counts showed-Balance last account, 4561. Bs. 5d.;
sucdry receipts, 15/. 10s.; received for silver-lead ore,
1,2491. Is. 3d.1,720/. 19s. Bd. By labour cost for
January, 324/. os. 3d.; February, 3341.35. 9d.; merchants'
bills, 2671. 33. 3d.; dues, 81/. Bs.; dividend, 30th April,
2561.; balance for engine, 501; carriage, 35/. 9s. Id.;
leaves balance to next accoun*, 352/. 153. 4d. A divi-
dend of 11. per share was made.
At Pendarves and St. Aubyn Consols meeting on the
Ist instant, the accounts for four months, ending May,
showed-Balance from last account, 3,048/. 75.; costs
and merchants' bills, 715/. 2a. 7d. 3,763/. 9s. 7d. By
amount of contract by the lessees, ,
3500/.: leaving due
/0 purser, 2632 9s. 7d.
At Towan Mine meetin., on the 30th June the ac-
counts showed-Coat from'August, 1850, to end of May,
1851, 32/. ss. 2d.; merchants' bills, 80/. Os. 2d.=
133/. ss. 4d.; to pay off vvhicfli, and assist in further pro-
secution of the mine, a call of 103. per 612th share was
made.
At East Wheal George quarterly meeting, on Tues-
day, the accounts showed--Balance from last account,
1281. ss. 101; sales of ores for March, April, and May,
67 tons 11 cWts. 3 qrs., which realised 7171.05. ld. The
cost for April, May, and June, were 545/. 155.: leaving
balance in favour of mine of 2991. 10s. 11d.
of the Mining At the half-yearly meeting d
g Company of
Ireland on
accounts showed Atkinson, a profit of 7891.195. Bd. from
468/. 18s. 9d. from the
the Luganure Lead Mines;
Slievardagh Collieries; 3411. 63. sd. from the Ballycorus
Lead works
; and 75/. 4s. 6d. insurance accounte‘..-.1,6761.
4d. Less, part of the extra outlay at Knockmahon,
9951. 45.; loss at the Cairn° and Ballycorus Lead Mines,
12/. 93. 6cl ; Lisnacon Colliery, 11/. 3s. 33.; Kilosurrin
Copper Mine, 21. las 3d.; interest account, 2321. 12s. 10d.
se. 1,254/. 7a. led.: IZavig a net profit cf 4221. Is. 61,
exclusive of 1,752/. 14s sd. expended in operations for
the future benefit of th; vailable assets
amounted to 49,1481. 18z
company. The 5
; the liabilities, 17,251/. Os. 9d.
At the first meeting
of Wheal Zion adventurers, on
the 26th of Jute, it veas found that the 2,155 new
wero ell taken up and paid upon, and of 53. per
share was made on the 1,941 original shares
on
s4tutrhadhea-res, to eqnalise
them with the new issue, payable on
At Wheal Violet meeting,7th of August.s
showed-Balance last account, 731.
cost end May, _aOY, the accounts
cost I Is. 81 18x. 6d.; ; four months
less call
received, 1851. 163. 21.; leaves balance ,364.;
62/. 2i. 4d. Thu mine henceforth is dividedtinto 512
account,
shares, and a call of 7s. 6d. per share was made,
At the Peter Tavy and Mary Tavy Consols two-
monthly meeting on Tuesday, which was numerously
attended (Henry Gibson, Esq., in the chair), the reports
from the mine were read, and gave general satisfaction
the shareholders as to their suture pros
to pects. The
stamps, it was stated, would be completed by the begin_
ring o. Octohqr. The ba ati,o in favour of adventurers
r
was 8201. 4s. 63.
Az. North Wheal Buller quarterly meeting on Tues.
,
day: th accounts shoved-Balance la
st acconnl-„ 1,052/.
143. 23. ; less oxponde3 durin4 tno quarter, .1661..63.
;leaves balance to next account, 851. 18s. A call of
11. per share way made.
At WarlegPn
meeting on Tuesday, the ac-
-5 7_1d1.2. 43.; calls
=s
counts showed-Balance last, ,account,unt,
received, 1231.; sundry receipts, 311.I Se. 7
ecretar2lll. 17s.
y's salary
113. Costs for April, 133/. 49. 11c.; s
and expenses, 91. 9.5. 4d.: leaving balance to next ac-