The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-01 00:00:00

COODWOOD CUP.

No change.

ST. LEGER.
2 to 1 agst Voltigeur
9 to 2 agst Clincher
12 to 1 agst Knight of Avenel
15 to 1 sot Bolingbroke

GENERAL GARIBALDI.

We mentioned in our last, that General Garibaldi,
the celebrated defender of Rome, arrived in Liverpool
on Saturday last, from Gibraltar. During his stay
he resided at the Waterloo Hotel ; but his evenings
were spent at the houses of some of our principal mer-
chants. The General is rather below the middle size,
stoutly made, with an erect and soldier-like air. His
manners are pleasing and lively, but in general his
demeanour is staid and grave. Although brought up
to sea as a naval officer, be is well educated, and of
varied acquirements, speaking fluently many lan-
guages. He was engaged in the war of the Greek
revolution, and served in command of a vessel of war
under Lord Cochrane, at that time Admiral of the
Greek fleet. He speaks in the highest terms of re-
spect of the people of Rome, and says they are
grave and well conducted. He alludes with
the greatest enthusiasm to the bravery and
devotion of the young men of that city ; but
' does not appear to value highly the French as
soldiers, nur their commander, Oudinot, as
a tactician. Mr. Tower, from Essex, who
accompanied the General, says he visited the breaches
in the walls of Rome, and that one of them, before
the French gave the assault, was wide enough fur
fifty men to enter abreast. He also states that the
house in which Garibaldi lived was perfectly riddled
with shot. Mr. Tower further related a curious inci-
dent which occurred during the escape of Garibaldi
from the power of the Austrians. The Austrians
knowing that Garibaldi was concealed in the town,
had given an order that every person who wore a
beard should be imprisoned. When the occupant of
the house in which Garibaldi was concealed brought
this information, be urged the General to get rid of
his beard. Instead of acting on tbis advice Garibaldi
ordered an open barouche, into which be and his aid-
de-camps entered, and driving along the line of the
Austrian forces, who were drawn up in the outskirts
of the town, as he passed them he saluted the Austrian
officers, who returned the salute, little imagining that
the General was then daringly making his escape.
Garibaldi sailed yesterday in the packet-ship Water-
loo, for New York, leaving on the minds of all who
had the pleasure of meeting him a very favourable
inopression.—Liverpool Mercury.

MINING INTELLIGENCE.
(From the Mining Journal.)
Although the share market has not appeared particu-
larly active during the week, atill there has been an
mverage amount of business transacted, and an inquiry
for shares in several of the leading mines is still main-
tained. At the Trehune meeting a dividend of 11. per
share was declare'', carrying to the credit of next ac-
count 4041. At the West Caradon meeting the accounts
for March and April showed a profit of 1,1201., which,
added to balance from last account, allowed a dividend
of 21. 10s. per share, carrying to credit 2,0051. At the
Craddock Moor meeting the accounts for March and
April showed a balance of 991. in favour of the adven-
turers; but a call of 10e. per share was deemed neces•
,ary. At the Gonamene meeting a balance of 44/, was
found in favour of the adventurers. From the agent's
report we find the mine has very considerably improved,
and is likely now to pay her way. At the Tregorden
meeting the balance-sheet showed 272/. against the ad-
venturers, with other liabilities before the next account,
amounting to 5064 when a call of 21. per share was
made. At the Balnooa Consols meeting the accounts for
the four months ending April showed a balance against
the athenturers of 1701. odd. At the South Wheal Tre-
lawny meeting a call of 21. per share was made. The
accounts for five months show a balance of 1511. against
the mine. At a special meeting of the West Tolgus and
Treloweth Company instructions were given for going
on with the operations with renewed vigour, to carry
out which a call of 10s. per share was made. At the
Wheal Arthur meeting the accounts were presented,
showing a balance at the end of February of 20/.; costs
for March. April, and May, 84/..=1041; call made in
March, 961.; leaving a balance against adventurers of 81.
A call of 11. per share was made.
In foreign mines the transactions have been of a
limited character; still there have been a few bargains
in Linares, St. John del Rey, Imperial and National
Brazilian, Copiapo, United Mexican, Santiago, and
Cobre. The report from Linares to the 15th of June
iully corroborates former advices. An application has
been made to the Government officers for an additional
piece of ground, which has been acceded to. The quan-
tity of ore weighed in during the week appears to be
1 812 arrobas, which, added to that already in store, will
give about 34 tons-310 arrobas having been carried to
the shipping port. The annual meeting of the Bolanos
Mining Company was held. on the 28th inst. The di-
rectors produced a report showing that the company was
in debt to the bankers 2,1001.; but expressing a hope
that the property in Mexico would suffice to free the
company from their liabilities. All the mining opera-
tions had been stopped, and the expenses reduced to such
as are unavoidable in winding up the concern. The re-
port was received, and the accounts of the year passed.
At a special general meeting of the Asturian Mining
Company, which was held for the purpose of ratifying a
contract entered into with certain capitalists in Paris and
Spain, for the purchase of the company's mineral pro-
perties, iron-works, and quicksilver apparatus in the
Asturias (Spain), the contract was unanimously con-
firmed, subject to certain unimportant amendments. The
annual meeting of the General Mining Association
was held on the 27th inst., when the half-yearly divi-
dend of 10s. per share was declared.

RACES T
lII]

Whittington 1
Carlisle
2
N.- 'v market

0 COME.

Stamford

Tiverton
Tenbury 3
Lancaster . 4
Writtle

Liverpool lO
Jersey lO
Ipswich
Mansfield ... 11
Kinneil
. _

Nottingham l6
AID
Blackley
5
Ripon

Salisbury lB
Winchester
Chelmsford 23
Wenlock 23
Rochdale 25
Guildford
Odiham 26
Bridgnorth .
Newport
Goodwood
Chewton Mendip 3O
Leominster
LIST.

Worcester

Huntingdon
Brighton 7
Brighton Race Club
Wolverhampton l2
Eglinton Perk
Reading
Boulogne l4
Great Yarmouth 2O

SEPTI
3
Warwick

Weymouth ... .4
Lincoln
Rochester
Lichfield
Cheadle (Staffurdbhire) 9
Leicester ll

OCTO
Newmkt. First October 1 I
Chesterfield 2
Chester Autumn . 8
Royal Caledonian, &c. 9

. . 20
Ilsley
Plymouth 2l
York
Stirling
Eccles
Stourbridge
Derby 27
Taunton
Egbam
Canterbury 29

Duver
Basingstoke l2
Doncaster
Richmond
Bedford
Manchester Autumn

oIIER.
I Newmkt. Second Oat 14
Wrexham
I Newmarket Houghton 2B

PRESENTATION OF PLATE TO Mi. JUSTICE TAL-
FOURD.—On Thursday last a deputation from Reading
waited on Mr. Justice Talfourd, at his residence in Russell-
square, to present to that gentleman a silver candelabrum,
subscribed for by a large number of the inhabitants of the
borough, of all parties. The base of the candelabrum is a
tripod, on which stands a group, of three female figures, re-
presenting Law, Justice, and Poetry, the two former mo-
delled from Flaxman's sculpture on Lord Mansfield's monu-
ment in Westminster Abbey, the latter from a drawing of
the Greek Antique, bearing a scroll inscribed with the word
"Ion" in Greek characters. The arms of the Judge and of
the borough of Reading were engraved on the base. The
testimonial was presented to the Judge in the presence of
his family, including the venerable Me rs. Talfourd, mother
of the Judge, and attended by larg circle of private
child
monster,f o ur
friends.
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urchin had made his escape, but was soon afterwards Patin&
his hands dyed in the blood of his victim.

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Sat.u,day, at noon, for Halifax and Boston, with the
mail and a fair complement of passengers.
We are glad in being ab►e to announce that Lieu-
tenant• General Sir Andrew Barnard, G.C.8., had quite
recovered from his attack of severe indisposition.
CARDIFF, JUNE 29.—The St. Michel, Bordeaux to
Waterturd, titbit 25th instant, 15 miles N. of the
Longships, after being in contact with the American
Essex, Havre to this port and Charleston; crew saved.
CLYDE. JUNE 29.—Wind W.—Arrd. Oromocto, Jos.
lem, St. John's, New Brunswick; Lady Knight, Choate,
Havannah; Cambria, Montreal; Runnymede, Prowse,
Newfoundland. Sid. Tower, New York.