The Sun.
London, England, 1851-10-20 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

TM; HAGUZ, OCT. IG.—ln the sitting of the Se-
cond Chamber the project of law for regulating the
erase and fisheries was brought under discussion.
By it great privileges are granted to the lower
orders-, who will be permitted to hunt on certain lands
without license, and will have the unlimited right of
fishing with the line.
Two projects of law on colonial coinage were
also brought under debate.—Amsterdam Courant

'MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal.)
A large accession of business has flowed into the
mining market in the course of the present work, of
which the principal part is still of the speculative de-
scription, and again absorbing a large amount of capital
in premiums. Although some of the concerns, included
in this category, undoubtedly deserve the encouragement
thus bestowed upon them, others assuredly do not, and
against which it is to be regretted the public are not
more on their guard. In dividend mines there is
scarcely any change since our last report-buyers greatly
predominating over sellers, and, consequently, the busi-
ness done is below a fair proportion. For progressive
mines there hss been rather more demand, excepting
where calls are made or contemplated. We look for a
continued extension of business, in consequence of the
generally satisfactory reports from the several districts,
with the present and prosvetivo abundance of capital.
Ia the Metal Market-A steady business has been
doiegin copper, at the improved price.-British tin is
steady; and a regular demand fur foreign, the sales
amounting to about 2,000 slabs.-Lead is very dull, par-
ticularly Spanish, which is likely to recede in price.-
Tin plates very brisk.-Spelter is quite nominal.
In the Bullion Market-Mexican and South American
dollari, buyers at 4s. Had. per oz. Spanish
pillar dollars, ss. per cz. United States dollars,
4s. 100. Bar silver containing gold, all gold above
5 grains in the pound to be paid for, ss. Oid. per
oz. standard. Bar silver without gold, 51. °id. per oz.
standard. Bar gold, 775. 9d. per oz. standard. Spanish
doubloons, 795. per oz. Columbian doubloons, 78s. per
oz. Qaicksilver in bond, 3s. sd. per lb.
At Wheal Setoa meeting, on Monday, the accounts
showed-Mine costs for July, 1,159/. 2s. 4d.; Aug.,
1,373/. 19s. 6d; merchants' bills, 5961. 4s. 8d...)3,1291.
6s. 61. By copper ores sold (less 1-15th dues), 4,1741.
ss. 41'; showing profit of 1,044/. 18s. 103.; add mate-
rials sold, 19/ lls. 3d.; balance of last account, 2821.
7s. 61=w1,346/. 17s. 73. A dividend of 51. per share
(9901.) was declared, carrying balance 356/. 17s. 7d. to
next account.
At South Wheal Tolgus meeting, on the 10th inst.,
the accounts showed-Received for copper ore sold, less
dues, 2,580/. 9s. 10d. Costs and merchants' bills,
1,599/. 3s. Id; leaving profit, 981/. 6s. 9d.; add balance
in hand last account, 253/. 13s. 11d._-_-1,235/. Os. 81.
Deduct. dividend, 7684; leaves balance now in hand,
4671.03. Bd. A dividend of 31. per share was made.
Allt-y-Crib Mines have declared a dividend of 58. per
share.

At the Calstock United Mines first annual meeting,
on Monday, the accounts showed-Paid up capital of
21, 103. per share, 10,000/.; sale of ore, 121/. Oa. 9d;
interest received, 30/.=w10,151/. Os. 91-By wages cost,
salaries, carriage, and quay dues, &c., 1,903/. Bs. 3d.;
merchants' bilis, 2,2741. 23 ; counting•house expenses,
121. 163. 6d. ; petty expenses and doctor's fees, 61/. 4s.
101.; lord's dues, 61. Its. 9d.; costs of Duchy lease, for
recant addition to the sett, 211; deputation expenses,
86/. 163. Id.; secretary's salary and expenses in London,
961 163: leaving balance in hand for further machinery,
&c., 5.6891, ss. 4d. The agents' estimate of produce
on the mine, preparing for market, is 1,180/., out of
Web a dividend of 53. per share was declared, payable
on the 13th of December.
At the East Wheal George quarterly meeting, on
Tact:day, the quarterly accounts showed-Balance to
cretht of mine 30± Juno last, 299/. 103. I ld.; ore sold
t 4:. 3Uth September, 614/. 153. 5d.-_-=-9141. 63. 4d. Mine
cost, July, August, and Sept. (including dues on ores
sold and merchants' bills), 4481 93. 61.; leaving balance
to credit of company, 46a1. 163. 101.
At Trelusbaca meeting, on the 6th inst., the accounts
showed--Balance last account, 3711. 13;. 81; labour
cost for July, 1591 83. ld ; August, 1901.; na,rchants'
hills, 1501. Is. 10:1....._-871/. 3':. 7d. Ball s 4th AAP-rust,
512/. laving balance to next ac,louny t,c 359.1. 3s. 71. A
cal 0 -03. per share was made.
At East Tamar Consola meeting. on Tuesday, the sc-
ccunt3 showed-Balacce last account, 5011. 4s. 9d.,
crrnj Of call received, 8/.103.; silver lead sold, 922/. 13..
~,i.' . 1110 r-spar. 521. 155.,.----.1,48-1/. Ils. 4d. Cost sheets
(~.. ji:jy-, 5271. 1 ls. 21.; August ditto, 548/. 2s. 101.;
dizcnuor, 41. 2e. 9.5.1..; three months' office expenses, rent,
statiosjy,, ',lke, 20/. 6;.: leaving balance in hand to next
account, 379/. 84. 7d. Estimated costa for September
and October. 1,1001; dues on lead ores tol the Ist An-
gnst,4-4041. 19s. Id.; dues on fluorspar, 21 34. 6d,
1,51 n 2,4 71.: leaving balance of liabilities over assets,
1,137/. 14.3.
Estimated value of 73 tons of ore, 8761. A
call of 2s. per share was made.
At Soatli Tamar Consols meeting, on Tuesday, the
accounts showed-Balance last account, 1,1211 4s. 81.;
silver-lead ore
of call,
irll"v . I.; arrears
cost, 764/. 4s. 7d.;
sold, 981/. Bs. 10J
911. 124. Ed. =-_-•.: 2,194/. 65.-Pa- -11 ,
Angusf, 803/. 2s. 61 ; discount, 41. 173.; officel.o.
for three months, rent, stnt
' 261.i.°;9"5ecoll:rY's51‘04.pc.:1.1adn;l OA',
161.: leaving
calif
balance to next
nv.tercoun ,
12/.105.; duo on
da, on lett',;
and
fluor-spar,cost sheet .
71 7g. 101.: leaving
ba-
paynaen o 50 . ,
..
_l3. lid. 1,6001.;
IVICEI of
wed.......,.2. w over receipts, 1,4 91 1
shaaY'Re na hi-monthly meeting, the
mine east, &e. e.f4trinat the mine, Aug. 1, 2321. lu
..
_9
34.-Iteceiveci bya,coclo.usndts;
vergi months 3421. 3s. 101. 575/ 3, .
119/. 103.: leaving bells' 3651
for liquidating which 19s. 7d.; lead ores said,
,iluce against the mine, 891. 13s. 31.,
the current two hick'
to
provide for the expenses of
At the ithoswydet an'dsleill of 2s, per share was made.
,ceounts
ahnwaelteiddon Mines meeting on
Tuesday, the
,w.
_cis balance of 249/. 15s. 2d.
wrtgitnlbteitnhge
smh
ii
npep
,ed
to. mAeetearhoi
_ll about 10 tons of ore
mA. , t 113. ei. per share was
le and Nancecnke meet*ng on Tuesday,
At Ty warnhay
talance last
the account for July and August showed -
account, 5081. 7s. 91.; costa and merchants' bills, 183. 10d.=.4,260/. 6s. 7d. 11
-Y ores sold (lean 347e5e dues), •
3,6141. 2s. 5d.: leaving balance against adventurers,
646(45. 2d.
•
At Gr3mbler and St. Aubyn meeting on Tuesday, the
accounts sfiowed-Balance from last account, 6021.194.
id.; labour cost four months, to end of August, 4511.
18s. 31; merchants' bills, 2011. 12s. 21s; lords' duce,
91. 4s. 10d..---1,265/. 143. 41. By copper ore sold, 831,
13s. 81. tin ditto, 55/. 159. 7d.; materials, 141. 3e, 51.;
call in May, 9724: leaving balance to next account,
1401. ta. Rd., tai, loss on the four months being 5091.
2a. 7d. A call of 2/, los, per share was made. -
At the Coedmeeting, on Sa-
turday, held atMawr Pool (lead mine)
the company's offices, Adam•street, Adel-
phi, the accents showed-Balance in hand Wit meeting,