... MINING & TRADE INTELLIGENCE. On the whole the general tumour of business is quiet, and low prices have to be submitted to, for in case one refuses there are plenty ready to accept. Yet there is a, strong feeling that so soon as the sitting of the Congress ...

... the France, transport ship, from the Victoria Docks, on Monday. Great enthusiasm was displayed at Portsmouth and Southampton on Wednesday, when further reinforcements for the Cape were embarked. At the former, the transport ship Russia took the 58th Regiment ...

... lose faith in it because they do not quickly reap the anticipated advantages. Frequently this arises through a want of intelligence as to the best means of advertising, and of not giving publicity to business announcements in the proper quarter. Messrs ...

... MINING INTELLIGENCE. As the quarter advances the general depression in every direction gradually deepens. Orders are certainly more scarce. Stocks decidedly heavier and prices undoubtedly lower. Ail the markets have this week exhibited a slight downward ...

... MINING INTELLIGENCE. There is no abatement in the general depression and the suspense created by the pending import- ant political negotiations is every day becoming more severe. During the week all the markets for pig iron have been more or less affected ...

... the malting seaso:. black swl commands a ready sale. FATAL ACCIDENT ON IHE Cno IUAINIKG SHIP.—A tatal accident has occurred on board the C;io injuit-^l 1 raining ship, in Menai Straiis. oJBm.-or t, named Hennett, who had been sent on board from Lon dau ...

... answer the question, in consequence of the Government not having received from our Ambassador at Constantinoble authentic intelligence of precisely what had been done in the matter of the presentation of the Note to the Porte. Sir W. Harcourt asked whether ...

... excellent health. In the evening she was taken suddenly ill, and died of apoplexy before medical aid could be obtained. The intelligence was tele- graphed to the relatives of the deceased lady, and of course caused them much pain. The first intimation of the ...

... FEARFUL CALAMITY AT SEA. LOSS OF 470 LIVES. Intelligence has been received from St. Helena, of the burning of the emigrant ship Cospatrick with tLe Joss of nearly 50) lives. The telegram was received by Messrs. Stiaw, Saviil, aud Co., on Christmas Day; ...

... declared that he was not a member of the London firm referred to. Mr Goschen in calling atteniion to the loss of her Majesty's ship Vanguard and the proceedings relating thereto, said his object was to elicit the whole truth and obtain a full and definite ...

... guidance of the otricers of her Majesty's ships on the fugitive slave trade question. It is now enjoined that when a person professing or appearing to be a fugitive slave, seeks admission to one of her Majesty's ships on the high seas, beyond the limit of ...

... MiNiNG INTELLIGENCE. fBY OUR OWN COUKESFONDENTSj. The Minera Mountain Aiming Company continue to develops; their tine property wita spirit, aud the ore holds gooJ, with every prospect of further improvement. The Park Mining Company are pushing oa the ...