The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-16 00:00:00

GERMANY,

The Great Work accounts for Jan., Feb., and March
showfd-Balance from !al.*, account, 539/. ss. 7d. ; Ores
and materials sold, :3,204/. 14s. 10d.=.3,747/. Os. 5d.-
Aline cost and merchants' bills, 2,470/. 6s. 6d.; dividend
of 7/. 103. per share (8921. 10:3.); leaves balance in hand,
384433, lid.
At Wheal Seton meeting, on Monday, the accounts
for March and April showed-Balance from last ac-
count, 2431. 33. 6d. • ores sold (less dues), 3,1821. 11s. 9:1.....
3,425/. 15s. 3,1•--doses and merchants' bills, 2,876/.03.2d.;
leaving balance in favour of adventurers, 5491. 155. 13.
At South Tolgus hi-monthly meeting, en the Ist
inst., the accounts showed-13alance from last account,
ill!. 153. 103.; received for copper ores sold (less dues),
2,121/ 4s. 5d.5.2,2331. Oa. 3d.-Mne cost and mer-
chants' bilis for March and April, 1,5051. 145.; divi-
dend, 6404; leaves balance to next account, 87/. 6s. 3d.,
the profit on the two months being 6151. 103. sd. A di-
vider.d of 2/. los per share (6401.) was made.
At the Devon Consols North first two-monthly meet-
ing, on Thursday the accounts were examined and
passed, shoring-Call, 2,5001.-By costs to date, 1221.
153. ; leaving balance in hand, 2,377/. ss.
At the Derwent Mines meeting, on the sth instant,
the directors' report stated that all the debts owing the
miners and the merchants for supplies had been liqui-
dated, and that they had now reached the nearest ap-
proach to cash payments practicable. The returns for
1850 had exceeded the cost by 1,4141. 14s. 11d.; and, as
far as the current year has proceeded, the produce goes
on increasing, as compared with the corresponding
period of 1850, and continued increased supplies of ore
aro expected,
At Bedford United Mines meeting, held on Thursday,
the accounts showed-Balance in hand, 413/. 12s. 9d., to-
gether with an ore bill fur 845/. due next week, which
balance of assets being increased (according to estimate
made to 20th August), to 1,578/193. 7d., a dividend of
300/. was made, being 43. per share.
At the South Tamar meeting, on Wednesday, the ac-
counts were examined and passed, showing-Balancelast
account, 6901. 10s. Bd,; ores sold, 1,433/. 9s. 2d.=.2,123/.
193. 101-By labour cost, March, 7521. 14s. 8(1.• ditto
April, 7364 153. 43.; discount, 10/. Is.-leaving balance
in favour of mine, 6241. Bs. 103. The estimated pay-
ments to be made before next meeting in August, are-
Costs, 1,5001,; half-cost of stamping engine 3901.; dues,
306/. 7s. 43.--e--2,2211. 7s. 43.: leaving to bo provided for,
1,596/. 18s, 6d. The estimated value of the ores to bo
sold will not be available until after the meeting, and on
the .11 December the other half-cost of the engine, 3901,
becomes due. A call of 2s. 6d. per share was made, pay-
able on or before 6th July.
At East Tamar Consols meeting, on Wednesday, the
accounts showed-Balance from last recount, 7531. is.;
sales of silver-lead ore and fluor-spar, 8804 175.53.-s-
126334 18s. sa•-Mine cost for March, 4631. 153. 5d.;
April, 4924 lls. 43.; discount, 31. 15s. 10d.• leaving
balance to nakt account, 673/. 15s. 103. The estimated
expenses to end Juno are 1,350/. 3s. td., leaving balance
of payments over receipts of 676/. 7s. 3d against which
are 63 toes of silver-lead oro to be received," 890/.
The Lelant Consols accounts fur Jan., Feb., and
March, showed-
_ne cost and Balance
from last account, 706/. 7s. Bd.;
wino
ls. ld.-Ores sold, 30 bills, 1,552/. 133. 5d.2,259/.
74 19s ; sundries 53/. 2s. Bd.;
Call in March, 1,0244; leaves balance against adven-
turers, 6734 193.5 d,
per share was made.
mOff
eo3rreLht
ahnretse,
bills,mo tithls,B9e4nlcl. ending
March The
se
ienwg-Dmoinage
ea::to
filman at ©calls
3d. Ores sold, 1,831/. 13s. ; aundries 94 98. 9d. ; leav-
ns3ith2e 4th instant, the ac-
centsing loss on the three mo.negtthso, .
3.
63.
-balance a.s., account,l44 1271. 12287.251.d.2;em.
Bincie.
At East Tolgus meeting
showed
leaves balance in hand
:hos next
accountsa .
cost for March and April, 1441, . 1 10s. 3cl,
By third call, 3841.;
count, 111/, 178. 4d.
on the 3d inst.,
At Tavy Consols meeting,
labour
showed-balance from
April, 17.71. Is. 2d
last account, 92/. Is. 3d.
; mer-
chants' for March, 146/. 15s. 9d.;
d By .
242/. 9 '
chants' bills, 314/. 13s. 5d.7304 1 ls. i . call. 3431,
103,; 51; April, a. Bd. •
10s.; March produce, 2021. Os.
meeting, fixed for
leaves balance in hand to next account, 57/. Bs. 63. '
The North Wheal Robert quarterly
t.
Thursday, was adjourned until Friday nex
' At the Bryntail meeting, on Wednesday,. thee accounts
were were examined and passed,
Bs. 9d.=
count, 61/. 9s. 3d, ores
'1,7394 188.---By.; ores sold (less dues), 1,6781.
showing-Balance 1
bills, 201/. Bs, / •
lld ; carriage of ore, 174/.; agency, 150 ~
labour cost, 8471. 83. 9d.; merchants'
leaving balance in. favour of adventurers, 367/. Os. 4d.;
from which deduct dividend made, 2504, leaves in hand
1174 Os. 4d. The dividend was declared payable forth-
'with; and it was resolved, that in future the account
meetings be held every two months.
At the
for Bryn-Arian meeting on Wednesday, the ac-
counts the two last quarters were examined and
passed; the first showing-Labour cost, December,
24. 4 ; ditto, January, 4511. 103. I ld.; royalty,
171. 8L 6s
6s. 2d3 .; management, 31/. 105..748/. 13s. sd. By
balance last account, 6/. 9.; call, 600 /.: leaving balance
80/. 4s. 5d.; labour cost for
against the mine, 80/.8 4s.s 541. The last quarter is as
follows-Balance as above,
February, 192/. Os. 44.; March, 212/. 12s. 4d.; April,
212/. I ls. 91 • unpaid calls. 13/. 155.711& 3s. 10d. By
ores sold, 3591 183. 7d.: leaving a balance against the
mine, 351/. ss. 3d. A cell of 53. per share was made.
At Wheal Arthur (Calstock) meeting, held on Thurs-
day, the accounts showed-Balance from last account,
21. Is. 7d.; calls, 209/. 153.; ore sold, 17/. 17s. Id. a 229/.
13s. Bcl.-By arrears of March cost, 24/. 28. 91.; April
cost, 661. 54. 31; May, 801. 18s. 44.; office expenses and
stationary for two mouths, 10/. 10s.; sundry payments,
364 25. 63.--,--.m174 18s. 100.: leaving balance in hand to
• • nt 114 14s. 10d. which, with calls to receive,
"EWSI P. . . Makes 163/. 45., 100.-less merchants' bills,
4 ---t-t V r'•s -.eves -eves assets over liabilities, 140/. 19s. 103.
72
4' irtit '-' 4' ' 'as: Gunnis Lake meeting, on Thursday, the
Y.,-", -;t: ~, - 4 u
,_ 2.3 examined and Passed, showing-Balance
~;.:1. t , 59/ 14s. 6,14 calls. 5001.=5591. 14s. 6d.
1 -4-.426tfe et, E,bruary, 41/. 4s. 40.; ditt
71-to •; ~,,,,,, 905/. 2s. 5d.; rent, 01.; agency,.
,) ``arc!,
, _ ,izotiric:,, 31. 7e.; leaving balance in favour of
t e .0, 69/. 41. 2d. The estimated cost for the next
. tnr:ll:h3 is 5001,, and law expenses 504-ehowing

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A Vienna letter of the 6th states that a very un-
satisfactory feeling prevailed in the Austrian Court
in consequence of the chilling reception given by the
Emperor of Russia to Prince Schwartzenberg. The
fact that during his sojourn in the Austrian States
the Emperor wore a Hungarian uniform is con-
sidered ominous.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
WEIGHTS FOR THE GOODWOOD CUP.
Age st. lb.! Age st. lb.
Voltigeur
Little Jack 4 9 31Sir John a 7 5
Nutshell
Cariboo
Beehunter
Essedarius
6 6 12
Landgrave
Lord George
Clincher
Russborough
i 3 6 10
The Nigger 4 8 10,The Tout 3 6 10
Cossack
Officious
Cby Sir Hercules, i War Horse 4 6 8
out of Dark Susan 4 8 1 ; Pandemus
Melody ...., ....... 5 8 11
MINING INTELLIGENCE,

(From the Mining Journal.)
MINES.—Peering through the gloom which has of
late beset our market there is the encouraging feature of
a strong disposition to purchase into solid mines, whe-
ther paying dividends or otherwise firmly established
safe concerns. In the former it is difficult to purchase,
except at advanced rates, and the business, therefore, is
limited; but in the latter considerable transaetions have
taken place; in many cases at advanced prices—
number of shares so changing hands being largerthan
tho
usual. As before intimated, the flush of capital ema-
nating from the payment of the July dividends will give
a further stimulus to mining share and,transactions;will
in
ail probability, capitalists offering at this moment
the lower
have no reason to regret their outlay.l
grades of mines, absolute inaction prevails.
There has been but little variationis steady. in thleea radeitsalma
mar-
ket. The demand for copper
some-
what bris&er. The Dutch Trading Company has adver-
tised
a public sale of 111,181 slabs banca tin, to be held
at Amsterdam on tho sth August, of which 50,875 Slabs
are lying at Rotterdam, andthere rest at ,To
Ahmdsitererodtaiomo;
has
at the same time the
lots will consist of
1,000
n slabs each.
assurance that no other tin
will be brought
mark before the middle of July,
1852, a
to
oivemn
ar
1852, either in Holland by the trading company, or
Java by the factory, and that the shipments from India
and China during the, same space of time will not ex-
ceed 10,000 piouls. Other metals stationary.
Tee price of gold in bars (standard) was 3/. I7s. 91.
per oz.; silver in bars ditto, Ss. Oil per ca.; and new
dollars, 4s. 1111 per ca.
Messrs. Fowles Brothers and Co. have sold to the
Company 9 cwt. of suipburet of 161,1
Shelfioid Smelting
awl concentrated liana, at 472/. per ton; and to Sims,
Wally t;ms, Nevill, and Co., 28 cwt. of cspel stuff, et 318/.
per ton.
Toe Mill Poll Mine sold three parcels of black tin—
at 474, 44/. 10e , and 431. 10s. per ton.
Wh'al Mary Ann sold two parcels of lead ore-64
tons at 22/ Is., end 46 tors at 81. 4,i. 63. per ton.
Triscoll sold three parcels of black tin, which
realised 501. os. Id.
A isale of tin from Great Polgooth, raised during tho
first tweety•four days of the new company's operations
(rem Lhe stti to 30(11 April), has just taken place, and
realieed 1,190/. II s. lid., giving a profit over the working
Cost of 136/. 19s. 13.
:§lerlly n Mines sold thirty tons of lead for May, at
17e. 6d. per ton, realising 350/. ss.
Peutir, Glaze Mine sold fsrty-four tons of lead ore to
the Tamer Smelting Company at 8/. 133. 6d. per ton, on
the 7th instant.
The foreign arrivals at Swansea include—from Cuba,
460 tone of copper ore, 280 tons of rcgulus, and 278 bags
of silver ore.
The arrivals in London inc:ude—from llamburgh, 30
casks ef pane.
urotteuburg, 3,652 bars of iron;
Rouen, 90 fobs of spelter; Stettin, 9,134 plates of spel-
te-; Bremen, 49 cs. 1 cask of old metal; Adelaide, 2,188
cakes, 8,229 tiles, 3,551 ingots of copper, and 2,004 bags
of copper ore; Trieste, 101 es. of quicksilver; Coquim-
bo, 61,207 ingots of copper, 615 bags of argent ore;
Gulf' of Conchagna, 2 boxes and 164 barrels of silver
ore. GergetW, 260 tons of brimstone; Antwerp, 8 cases
of spelter, 32 casks of nails; Seville, 40 tons of lead ore;
Singapore, 2,374 slabs of tin, and 164 boxes of antimony,
At Liverpool—from Stockholm, 7,802 bare of iron;
Antwerp, 52 cases, 10 barrels of zinc; Singapore, 61
slabs of tin; Bilboa, 10 cases iron hatchets.
At Hull—from Hamburgh, 4,204 plates of spelter, and
5 casks of eickei; Rotterdam, 10 casks of manganese,
and 12 casks of plurabago; Gotteuburg, 1,330 bars of
iron.