The Sun.
London, England, 1851-11-29 00:00:00

FRAN CE.

The Committee on the Bill on the responsibility
of the President of the Republic and his Ministers,
and the proposition of M. Pradie relative thereto,
assembled on Thursday. After an animated discus-
sion, it decided that the violation of Art. 45 should
be considered a case of responsibility, and that the
excitement to a violation of that article should be
considered in the same light. A discussion afterwards
took place as to whether the wording of the C.)unci!
of Sate should be adopted, or whether the means of
provocation should be specified, but no decision was
come to on the subject. The members of the Moun-
tain all took part in the discussion, ar,l declared that
they would oppose any other wording. than that
adopted by the Council of State.
are Ills opinion was
opposed by MM. Janvier, Dufr, Berryer, and
Jules de Lasteyrie. After a sitting of two hours, the
Committee adjourned till Saturday,
says:—" The Ambassador of her
Tne Moniteur
British Majesty at Paris has transmitted to the Mi-
nister of Foreign Affairs a sword of honour and a
gold medal, accorded 137 the English Government, to
Captain Pierre Edouard Pottier, of the ship the
Louise Marie, of Havre, who received in open sea the
crew and 27 passengers of the English vessel Lady
Lilford, and conveyed them to Valparaiso—refusing
to accept any indemnity for the maintenance of those
persons during the 39 days they passed on board his
vessel.

At Prince Albert Mine meeting, on Thursday, the ac-
counts showed-Balance from the last account, 72/. 17s.
11d.; calls received, 175/. Bs. 3d.2481. 6s. 21--To cash
paid fur wheel, 181.; office charges, 101. 183. Id.; lease
and expenses, 361. Is. Bd.; costs to end Sept.., 1231. 6s.
Bd.; leaving balance to next account, 591. 19s. 9d.;
which, with arrears due on calls, 321. 103., and ore (esti-
mated(, 200/._-..2921. 9s. 9d., is the amount of assets; the
liabilities being-Oct. cost 1041. 133. 2d.; Nov. (esti-
mated), 2051.; office expenses, 51. 4s. Id.; printing,
31.93.; sundries, 121.=3301. 63. 3d.; tO discharge which
a call of 2s. 6d. per share was made.
At Millpool meeting on the 21st inst., the accounts
for five months ending Sept. showed-Balance due end
of April, 8641. 193. 91; labour costs for five months,
8551. 55.; merchants' bills, 433/. 10s. 2d.; dues, 101. 1 Is.
2d.es-2,164/. 6s. ld.-By call 27th June, 1,0241.; tin sold
1901. 23.; leaving balance due ;to purser, 9501. 4s. Id.
A. call of 11. per share was made.
At West ,Nantymwyn meeting, on the 20th instant, a
cull of 23. 63. per share was made.
At the Bolenowe Mine meeting, on Thursday, the ac-
counts showed-Cash in hand last audit, 6731. Os. Bd.-
Mine cost, including machinery, 4671. 19s. Id.; leaving
balance in band, 2051. Is. 7d. A call of ss. per share
was made. •
At West Basset Mine meeting on Thursday the ac-
counts fur June. July, August, and September, showed
-Cash in hand last audit, 1 714/. 4s. 103.-Total mine
cost, including machinery, 1,671/ 103. 31: leaving
balance in hand, 421. 143. 7d. A call of 10s. per share
(3,0001.) was made.
At Wheal May bi-monthly meeting, hell at the
offices, in St. Helen's place, Bishopsgate, on Thursday,
when a large number of influential shareholders were
present, the accounts showed-Balance from last account,
1471 93. 6d.; paid Sept. and Oct. costs, 1761. 9s. 9c1.--e
3231. 193. 3d. Received on account of calls, &c., 2651.
16s. 10d.: leaves balance against the mine of 581. 2s. sd.
A call of ss. per share was made.
At New East Crowndale quarterly meeting at Tavi-
stock, on the 18th inst., the accounts showed-Balance
last account, 731. 11d.; labour cost for three months,
ending Sept., 221. 23. ld.; smith's work, carpentry, ma-
sonry, &c., 501. 85. 6d.; merchants' bills, 1601. 17s. id.;
paid to Mr. Mare, on account of engine, 3001.; agency,
postage, &c., 301. 2s. 1 Idee_-_-637/. 2s. 2d.-Calls due upto
July, 741. 193.; ditto, made 23d July, 5121.: leaving
balance against the mine.of 3001.;
.to discharge which,
and for further prosecuting the mine, a call of 6s. per
share was mude.
At Nansegollan Mine meeting, on Monday, the ac-
counts showed-Balance last account, 811/. 2s. 91;
labour cost from June veto, d
end of Oct., 563/. Is, 7d.;
merchants' bills, 4221. 4s. 4d..; dues on tin, 1-20th, 3/.
7s. 6d.-=l,BOOl. 35. 21-By tin sold, 671. 103. 6d.; June
call, 1,2801: leaving balance against mine, 452/. les. Bd.
-to discharge w hich, and carry on operations, a cell of
21. per share was made.
At the West Alfred Consols meeting, on the 20th
the accounts showed a balance against adventurers of
6641. Is. 3d., to discharge which, and for further prose-
cuting the concern, a call of 15s. per share was made.
At Alfred Consols Mine meeting, it was stated to the
shareholders assembled that the cost on the ore sold on
the 13th inst. had been charged in the accounts then
passed. These ores, with what they will sample next
week, will leave a surplus balance sufficient to make the
next dividend Bs. instead of 6s. During the last twelve
months they have sold 18,5771. 12s. 6d. worth of copper
ore, and paid dividends therefrom 9,4721., being more
than one-half, during which time additional ore ground
has been opened so as to increase the reserves to about
20,0001., or about 41. per share, independent of engine
and machinery.
During the past week the following shares are reported
to have changed hands :-Davon Great Consols, Alfred
Console, Bedford United, West Providence, North Bas-
set, Tremayne, West Caradon, Trebarvah, South Tamar,
Mary Ann, Merllyn, Butterdon, East Boringdon, Wheal
Crebor, Trevelyan, Garreg, Wheal Sydney, Trewane,
Bryntail, Kirkcudbrightshire, Lewis, North Basset,
South Tolgus, Stray Park, Treviskey, Cefn Bruno, Tre-
lawny, Cwna Sebon, East Wheal Leisure, East Reeth,
Trannack and Bosence, Trebel!, Tregardock, West Al-
fred Consols, Langford Venton, Wheal Arthur, Great
Bryn, Cwmdyle Rock, Boringdon Park, Caradon Wood,
East Russell, Nsnt-y-Car, Dyfngwm, Rhoswydol, West
Phceaix, Kilbricken, West Calliagton, Gallt-y-Maen,
Busparvo, West Wheal Rose, Sidney Godolphin, Wheal
Uny, Wheal Tom, Wheal Golden, Wicklow, Mining
Company of Ireland, &e.
In Foreign Shares but limited business has taken place.
A few have changed hands in United Mexican, St. John
del Rey, and Cobre.

RACING FIXTURES FOR 1852.

IEBRUARY.

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MARCH.

Liverpool Spring
Coventry 9 Catterick Bridge 95
Doncaster Spring
Warwick Spring
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