The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-30

Tho nrsburx and Boston Copper Mining Company have
declared mi annual DIVIDEND OF SIS per share tho
500 sbsres payable August 81. 70 holders August 20
This makes $50 per share for the year, and the seven
teepth dividend In suoceion, snoe the arst payment in
Nay, lSAo Inc amount paid thus far $3.50 per shave
total OF 5000 900. The whole cost Of the mno to
shareholders SMl 900, or SIS 60 per SHARE and the
stock now soils at $3.50 pcr share, cx dividend OF SIS
Very favorable kers have us been received from the
Toec and various other Mines which getting out
siderable quantities OF copper The product Of tho so
Roy u for July was Is tons
The Chicago PsS Of Friday, article upon Inc Chi
csgo, 81 Paul and Fond du Lac Railroad, says:-
Work on the road Ia rot suspended. Tho road vii
shortly be completed from Janesvte 70 klou from Wa
Ohkosh and from harquetts the iron Mountsins dis
twenty miles. SO these several sections
completed the company vii. come 'uto posscse IA CT
three hupdred thousand OF laed Of which
bss got been pledged rho completion OF tho entire work
may be delayed by present emoarrau uens, bu. It WIN
only DO temporary delay The land Of toe company Ii
quite q, cieni OF Itself gay ell lie debts and anish and
equp the remainder Of the road
We ies'n siso that negotiations In p-ogrsss with
prospect OF successful Issue for such extension
OF time the DoebtedE Of the company will result
IN is carly relief from all emb rrassmsnt we'll give
opportunity TO comply with he conditions preceeo, IN the
posserson OF large portion OF the aad grant which
money map be r'ised for subsequent prog ess
The Ga!sDa Oouri- contains the wing IA relation to
the lend mines til, City
The inDrssscn prevails abroad worry generally tnu the
lead TINS reqios about exhausted that tue Old
leads have bpeD ed out AMI that dis
covered. While Il Ia true that net much mineral has
bee rased sirCo 1870 there for the number
OF Year, preceding t. this not owing 10 fuure OF the
mineral Tbe aeX0An and the California gold mines
drained tho lead region OF large proportion OF Its most
eterprsDs sn5 euccessfui miners The present miners
mos,y Cornish men Who work very faithfully On leads
IL ned but sverse 10 prospecting and
msic bu, discoveries farming paid muoh better
OF late years tAsp for ne- bs. produced more certain
than mining and consequently many have abandon
soil pricss labor FOR the farms and -orksto
much b.ne than few years G. eat deal OF land,
which formerly ned 10 prospecIons has since boon
ci0sed aud ~ cultivated. The field tor prospecting
IL thereto restricted than formerly ror these
here 10 little prospecting compared with former
years, and equenty rot so much mineral u ob'tnsd
Blu. there failure OF The AL and taxing the nun
Der Of engaged In 49, mining never more pro-pe
hsp at present. yielded larger returns snd the
Uipcss never doing bet or The mos extenst We
digs rgs which worked 81 prevent Owned by two
brothers by the OF Ms, and located near Hazel
Green Inc miles from lhis place. The 10 I'd discov
ago and yielded thus far two
million pounds CT mineral. About 40 coo pouads week
belrg 20; out Tho FORTUNATE ProProtsrs af,er
tsking nearly 500 worth OF mineral offered,
sbOr, Time ago, $50 600 for the!r sho~ bat refused
The ether leads In the vicinity OF Hazel Green doing
well. The Marsden lead, ibis city, owned by Asssrs
Mriden Hughlett, ia yielding rich hsTves; tn ia pro
pretors shor time ago s. 900 pounds CT mine "a
got out 10 week. and The yell per seek
s about 20, 900 pounds Tho mines NJ EKsbcth, Snu,la
burg and AirpAy are all dons vel.