The Express. — London, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

to the pay of save impeder. He (Bis C. Weed) wee sorry to lay that he did sot Walt the education if ear young anthems la the n a ve wen what it otaght,le be. U, o r gy ()sever, naval efiniro were bso MOW speed w▪ it what it at oeld be, wad thee • diHc .l l7 was interposed in the we, of II goternMent esileavourisr to effect as la prcveller t te that important particular. The subjma wee under c nesiderstio t, end he hoped, is net • very lots time, to rose to a deetsiou oyes it; but in the noontins, *ewe could doubt but that is staelioratiag the coadities of tamp hits sad neva ineriterri • otap was beteg mode in the right dime:inn. In the yam 1856 an additional shilling per day eras awarded t t aseistaat surgeoas—(bear)—they were aloe placed is the ward Twat mesa, awl when peeetie•Ws, wit4out entrenching too much on the ship's specie, es were provided for them. • great chop led oleo bola ma le is the coadition of paymasters. These fasethsta need to be paid by • pee amine, as estremely improper system, sad toe opts to sissy o•jectios• TN payesesten bed meetly bees placed os rate• of pay. nazis to GOO/ • year, with • half pay of 6d. a day, sad a slight sates alb wises upon the oxissioa of roar/meat. • sew seals of pay had also bees ad, peed with nosed' to their 'laths. latter, oleo, as impotent sal moot bessisial ntersties had is.. made with regard to all demos of ellosge, points Meg awarded to mar widows is MIMI et their SOB OM dense ten trate Irbil* oft mules. With raped>t mrlsoo, tee, the Adsoirolty had sot bees idle: regulatkas bed bees mds beasfit mg all ranks of the body. Is the none of minim alba, two artillery tompaisies bad hoes fermi Is 1863, the pay of all waresat diem had bees lasreesed hest 90 to 25 per cost., sad is theism yers pony eliessowaredivlied tot three etseeea—ellef mile* sod small danstaf petty oflicen. With menet le sugaga, eke, ant hod het a sods. Geed ossisst bodges, sad 6 07+ Pa r li als of pay oa the ease meggent i r been lawn The 'pima of psaisreasst hal 1111.11,114 sad the shale fur elathing reduced. resin sa to another matter inti mately eoseectiod with Um seam, ho might monies Ost as improvement bad bi ea models the system 01 simielem Cireanwii h Aotpitsl. Ceder the hamar epsilon may OW j tt eat the aO seas'', of that isetitution Ma. k MMus ought sot t • have done so; the, flowerer, mall in ewer is (want. Provision bad slso boom weals ha ma %Ins examined at *atm% with • new to shun fregking nen pension. (Rear, Weer.) Ural skean ensien sons boa. member colaplaioed that an ineillelesa sombre if boys were wagered is the navy ; it was • gnat pftp list bra. nossbon did set look to the estimates, for then they wend ore that the anshor employed bad boss ism end rum twe to to thousand. The boys hod bees well flellbei tad were very iffiest, indeed il boa. mestere were to Alt the 11. luserioes a' Purism vah, they would be serprlmed at the she, of drill manifeard amass boys, whit bat a lint time sines hid bees behind the pleispli. He lad sew gate through the whole et the impeteemewts whisk the Ads'. ratty hod offered in the save/ elevise, awl he thesibt that the cionatitteeveselo do, not tinsolf, but %mu Bawds of Admiralty, the lustier' hy ray Oat Sop bail act bees fegotfal of their daty la SY maw. &se sdgbt differ is their oplaios as to partieslor atelb ; acme might advocate this, and some that perikelat Mem n reform; Bose, however, could withheld_ their emu:ridge rm. •8: atm which had extruded its beseittial eiloalsb wog knell of It seeder With regard to the deckpial sena% the regulations is that departmest bad, so lea/ bat as 1847, bees •atirely revised, sad at • each later dole the Admiralty bad bees diverted of its power of admiledem so these estarlishaweto. Thar sue Tereletlehe bat be.. ea tended to the simian' yens. No t s odeltigual apnea bad boss iassand by all thus tElleetem doubsgsa eetZt the Been ef 0111•111112•1 bed is _Woe pans begs I=limorn the domed whisb thsesingenessons ter is sestarery. For his owe part, In hsliond dist the eaasty hod reaped the fall benett of the increased expen diture is the augmented eillsiessp whisk bad noultod from it. Fain this it rowited that we Ind aot • onglo sang teo .l is the Bahia, oat that the Snit la the Binh Sea sea- Motel, with bet use ezeoproa. of Nom ships. We tad but • few Ming Tanis ens is MT bass ports, sad these were skid, used as eters ships. Tina , elan, ha wind pest to Wee ISM oat ris-e. Nod :barest ttlellflell well el Son coon, ? (Bon ) To Own rye essatry owed the in, that tb• Kenton lost bad his. man boa the Bisok Ike se that Busk hod new bet • few mesh at Niso- Int span the Blew Des. It bed be.. and inked dust Silk lest gem boss, having dose saddrg. H. Mires rat eseethkg: whisk staid be bussed bed boos entsgyed OpOnt Ink - set a Int sr dont s *.rings fair SIM Ali Magid= bed ban passed by, while at the 'sae tins • ess estalands• bed Ms_ paid to private per. Arty. It mesquite nag thetOnagbidt kid not boss takes. The fact, bewsvor, was Ode: Ibis Bad bon se agroomat be twoaa teglied sad Furs to finish in pen shone a lost ihs Beria. Orembeases, however, had prenatal our Epro sad tra s or illa stkos tl ; t re k set a a p sla brg r issatiti of vowels, then had sot sr semblei la Hattie that seeder whit the 'oven linst bed bad • right to neut. The goveramect, however. asigabt Bwoorigbt a :WIWI, the ms atm for orryisg ea genks mak sere Mein* is the made. yen. la Inlissims of Oh eldest, Moe be (Sir C. Wool) VA* hi inn et Ss band. Mask the wino noses of it:riding • way tip umber of Meek a mall whim. Tbs Muss tepid mit trawls a none, wows weed be apparent te S. as all it I. sonostry, Beakin wand sonsseass the ampsiga way SO gitc-beam el gm der er swan. The Moody pie dud ha : aserearal sanest boyesil what was lisps cud of thee. On @Stir slid that his beat mould do saythieg sheet of weskitp and nab- r could inly chaise the gn slot moveateate of his ship when sada, lea h sompermg them with the evolutions of • skins dome,. Mating batteries bed Net beat sass sit darns the We year to the Bank bat we Worst two to the Mask Ike, with • view of teetlagtheir sigaity. The !so irbisb the Lamb &It, W *ls aind bed esabil l = to nabs miens Inpronsnats i Stir onanktise. Ns lee gosh Mme senses Om bknif that the Lein Opens sisal be rootand, but if lion we. to M WON sil mot Mike red nesnon lad absedy ben Ms, mad Sat nay wadi be poessegrod in, la Mos Many es Sat mr will =non oNgioan gal ?teen. sufanmor M mak WO MOO roseate would Sat C a ttrasltio, 100 fa Om: BIM On. AL b.sw red skew ten mog Owns to the elms. BM IMO Is @bend be kiss Mawn an la • net weed _ mann Ss new o wer of Bards, is pins* • Wale Op inn Itin peep. be Man Sat we Mak Nat to the Akidgety Dinner ef evens to look.e Sweet spin Sessoandm whisli ft wee ter duty she Is anket, if we ZS Sassy night awned epos our sum. Tbe Z peadm by en esadadsd mike re loss of Is. fid. Mbar Os arm of asesil is zenditan bertutthi, grants ef tee i sailies 11111116. • dimwits, • groat wakirksk ispiab . Übe lOW of 204.982 f. was te. • vets of MS s liaised ported end mesas agessat of 9,lN ter fink mos sad LOMAS for their vistnakag. ruse reasialas tons masnrost sena dbauggis, but pain/ without ssendrwtl sad the reneligas wore erilered to Is n rani. PUBLIC WOW (IBILAND). Mr. J. D. FITZOTBALD einsand loan to brine to • bill kr easbing the Omnigniens KPablis Wein is kn. IgM as mans ands bads I. the site of • pasta Set dig soispli J efjannile sounien OINT STOCK BAJIILS (SCOTLAND). Mr. WILSON einsaind lone le bang is a bill to Mind the pain Sr whin: kr Ikfigny nay gran Wan pant ef isemparsties MIMS sink be. Berbrad. NATIONAL SCHOOL ab (lIKLFAST). Os no manes elf lir. C•11/111. • ifehtlre WY WAWA of espies of .11 torresposinser *tams no Cimnissiesers of Nathan Idesatns is faint sad ths Committee of the Leastrwin Woo Mall Nokia Merl. Bs Uwe te the - made by the 2/ibt am. De. Dew*, wino 0* mug; mg mar amusebt d ON abed ; sad oil Ilk vire; fit ;be I=7 et ebe Beni limasks; the isquitel 4Mamob The boom; tam rijosis;il at a forte pass der.. ItAILWA If BILLS IN P. Yesterday the Melvin bills complied with the esseetai n :— Warrrar I Want ams,wAr.—r. welt, 8.1 mead maw el tb. powers of Ow Wane" Volley. MITROPOLITAX ILAILWAT,4DO OZONIONS Of ON for f=of hods sad how s, owl ostopholos of went.; wit Sion Nathan, sad wow to that tamps. , mg Loud** oaf North Wenors mil Intim Catalan, to adman irony. F1.3=110024 POMPTON, AND WWI RIM° RAILWAY.— For newlaiiwg capitol. sad noting toning ponlokot as to tons ea ha tains. CIiSTLL PAWS CONTANY.-To groat fa/Um promo to On Crystal Palms Cowpony for oolong feather capitol for lb. tutored t of their sodortokias. awl with noct to Dolotiolt moil. bins of lbw St. hos lad Won Owswoll Rollway. Wake/ Ilriara. sag await Casa" mad Ccargas &a way, air pang osselme maim The Mare art Werrimars Lary ad sr am* withal" maser; aim. Wire riarassasse bale reel wry amairs Warr, Dow Warr, aralimem. Water, raway,ons ass, lambi, Lomb Imporassmt. a Wakeimi lk a ass, amil L Croaky ars War, _ _ tiro leaks Means Char* Boildbi IV dig ast sessyiy. 4th. sad tie bill at the Cleylia Railway w as postponed to tho 1 TMTIMMS!. TO MAJOR BRANDLIXO, C. 8., ROTH. AmILLWIT.—es lairds, &hams's tits Mask Yd ad alma d Nato Iliawabas aisamliad is the Gatlilhall, Plawaria-saMmeM prosest his with a swank yaw as • ts tiossiall al bin atabSslDS•4 Ovisas..-Tba owe (IL P. haw% twasidad. asseilag Nita arseiliv eami is apleM eal at assay at Chi 42 • 80110 210 1=7 • saattemas ar li•Wil : a MOW agois [Adverdsemest.]—liou.owAYs Onrnmsr MID Sum MID • WSW ID /X nue 1 e or Sums Ti...' seusamw— ltr. Wail. r Orient...N=lam W Pwiwair me w b A g htlidisei r e l Maaarelaisiagas akew l"lll. lsar gm as Ma. yr k 6 km gala MI Ms user mem rut. ma es Lawn lad awsiise INS MOM se Ma& wee _ melamas, Wasam of G a il ila wee mwmapv ittaa aliessa a is aus...sia =Fi tia lat ro jer a wra i l e. malli Twits_hp Cassaammo ts &SA N my Li 1904iiia4 l!I , I! 00. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRLDGI. Taw Day—lionfas. a lia-..- Aharusam. S. U. T&ONNIFit-Owsiza Ik. U.. ./11imam, 716 Ns. suggested it as a re the annals of literary AR* blebot *Who nat. a be t :l a th e , coff&a areed, 7 gni enthusimilis tits - quit. at.bitakint, success, that he was about to enter the House of Commons as their representative " free as the rushing breese.that revelled above their notwithstanding these auspicious omens and these aerial anticipatioas, we bad misgivings that at times disquieted W. Till WALPOLE was safe for Cambridge, we could hardly feel confident that WAIARILE was secure for Midhurat. We were haunted by disagreeable recollections that frailty as well as fairness was an attribute of the Lily—char vicarious industry was too often %bethink's. portion of the Bee. aamormar ai 7r Iciriin Inalrapaper, mit be mt dr Mr. It. Ileviwybboyost. by Tv. edam oa the a pirMirtlar LONDON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 12. Mum Lao bites said and writton about the luxury of a " now seasatMo." To us it is a new swamies to loaf eareelme hiolioed to give may Miaiatry carts eitmehe i• the matter of mammas, bat we ommot Sic 'Qs icy osbia muUffleida spa— . that melancholy epitaph over fruitless toil kept ever chiming in oar ears. What, we asked, if such should be the fate of the senatorial toils of Waimea P With the result of the Cambridge election all these apprehensions are dispelled, and as intelligent public, will appreciate an it deserves the great tact that the House of Commons has not lost WALPOLIS and has gained WARREN, who may be alternately its " rade Borate" sad its " mild Favonias," its " own .iEoliaa lute." easseieutiesely say that there is mesh Luxury about it. We see *edam war taxes for the %dammed of • great end good object, but it would be hypocrisy to say we like them. We, however, frankly and en tirely sneer with them who maintain that at the peesont messed the naval end military estimates enbmltted by Mioisters to Parliament ought to be prempdy and ungrudgingly sanctiosed. This would be ow dew of the laced= weee it certain that the war wee to p en: this is our lbw of the question with the possibility of a pesos before ue. The adversary with whom we have to deal will be all the mere lately to meant to na meable terms of peace, without subterfuge or delay, when he sees that the English Govern meat has consented to negotiate, not bemuse the English people are tired of the war and fretful under its burdens, bat merely because they prefer peace if the objects for which war wee undertaken clan be attained without it. And the beet proof that can be afforded of this being the national feeling will be in the placing, rtereservoily, at the disposal of GOMM meat ample means for • vigorous prosecution of the war. Let Ministers have whatever they are sew aimed is requisite for this pupae, on the under standing that they are expected to husband the means placed et their disposal so as to mike them go as far as possible, and that a sold assonat of their expenditure will be exacted from them here after. And in justice to Ministers be it said, that the explanation offered last night by Bir CHARLES WOOD of the sum of 201,8621. which he asked to aim the naval expenditure in excess of the grants kr the year ended 31st March, 18+56, is • pulsate* it the peeress of reform is the mensgemet of the public sassy. That epperest asses is owing to the but, that the keeping of the 'may missnnts les bees M mash Improved that moseys which under the rid velem wail have bee. dumped upon the oldest I year are new charged on the pest year. We attribute no mere importance to this incident than it bermes' we do not think that it affords say reason for abating the vigilant superintended* which Parliament ought to exercise over DAP expenditure of the public reve nue; but we gladly admit that it evinces • desire on ' the part of the Administration to meet May 'Ed promptly all inquiries respecting its useaegnemeff of the public money. This appears to us a "Ai reason for reposing a reasonable madden°, in Mbar ten, whim they come forward and say that such sad such same are amessery to enable them to be pre pared for the eventuality of the impending negotia thee fora peas being broken off. But, even though we led no such guarantee, we should still think it the wisest policy for the people's representatives et this moment to digitises the hands of Government by showing their readiness to bear all the expanses of • just and neesesery was, however it may be pro- longed. Let the messy understand that England is es high of heart as ever—that the pressure of war has bad so idioms, as the determination of the people to toleeate so poses that does not. satisfy the just &meads to obtain whist; the war wee entered span. Englishmen may sot b, so easily moved, as nose other nations, to rue ban hostilities; bet they are of those who," when beg Ma laid their hands to the plough, do not ton taste "dm they enter spa say enterprise they ode Ibmessirto assured that the object to be attained ion worth the toil and lost its proescutioa will entail wen them; but ease engaged, they do not desist from Ihrklaisart Wit is crowned with aeons. If we are le law puss, the estimates framed with a view to I wet ugnaditure ma be re-adjusted whet the war is over; it WO are to ban war, Mall M 01147 will be voted for earrylog it ow, it required. " I ate a arse of moderate 'Mee," said the late Lord DUDLEY AND W MID ; " • mall turbot, a good soap, a seek of resifts, sad as aprkot tart are a diaper fee sa Emperor—whoa he eaa't get a better." The siestas ef Oambridp am philosophers of the DODLIT AND WARD stamp. Not being able to iadalge is a state banquet of High Treyiem, they kn. 'mown bow to satiety tbe ramiseades of their political appetites os tbe mild bat respectable cos. ssevadsm of Mr..WaLrous. There ie aot a great deal of it perhaps-it might stem but a lestes re past to the pewee palates of alder's's or squires, bat it is in geed taste, well chases sad woll served sp. Peessidag the merit, too, of beieg what it prolessm to be, it offside the Judicious tads with so sash villainies composed of woke &vows as the " Liberal but Omens dye mixture of Mr. Owens DISMAL Haviag bees usable to feel say very deep anxiety tor tbs defeated candidate's seems, we of MOM contrived to bear with eqsaaimity the intellipicte that be bad withdraws tree the contest. It was the only thing be seat do. The irrefragable logic of Spree was tee strong for him. 886 to 419, at the mid of the third day's poll, was is arithmetical mire& ad .Landow. We trust the reproof will sot be without its isms. If Mr. Dismares views were ism liberal Id's' hie address, the limos be will have to learn will imply be that beastly tes, that—Hesesty is the best pelky—and that of all dielissesties there is sonel Las polio than the practice of political reserve. "Ulmer without the " bat," might have seat malty to vote for him willingly, who either weal sot at all, or west raluotaady. " Ooseervative" after the " burl had sot eves the poor merit of stadia, a 'task mi -1 porter from the mks of his sabgeakt. If, ea the ether bead, am may be the case, Mr. DENMAN'S address fairly sad adepately reprossated his political mpiakno, the mattes was use wholly pasted betwees the two mss—and is that avast the loess that Mr. Dermas may derive frees the rank k err of personal modesty. It sweat be as agreeable thing to have pat 419 sesames to monads isiessvmdeuee, far tie more purpose ef frsitiewily retarding their I *eke that Mr. DUMAN is Its., thee Mr. Wu, ems to sepromat the University of Cambridge. The eesselatevy view of the matter I. that sug gested by the sale sad prosprose paid= of the illeskiees member for Midharat. True it is that a "almar BlB /7. hardly Los Worm the, lb. Now- THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 18.56. , . CRESS FROM PARIS. 1 ' *2 ° . CAM OWX 00111/POWD X 01t 1416' 1 4 P,I, 1 PARIS, MoNDAVEkiginso. 9 It was rePert4 pa the Hoarse that Bar°. Bviumpw arrived here yrday. and had tranraiod indoors 1 at the Ministry for Foreign Affairs to-day. This 1 news is not true. The Baron is expected to Peril to-morrow OTODIDg. Baron dm Bounmeney arrived to-day from Vienna. .. . . _ The Bourse rib drill at the elpenliik, bat to/Wel the close there was a good deal ot animation. The Rents rose 10e., closing at '72fr. 50c. Bank of France fell Mr. Credit Moijilier roes 10fr. The Austrian railways were very Arm, and rose Sir. 75c. Orleans and Lyons rose WM. each, and Northern, 7fr. 600., but otherwise there wu little variation in French lines. This morning the Emperor, attended by several officers of his household, and the committee of ca valry, inspected in the court of the Tuileries three hones of the Cent Gerdes, caparisoned in a speci men of new saddles and housing. His Majesty passed at least half an hoar in looking minutely at the trappings, and making observations to those about him. I understand that considerable alters, tions are in contemplation in the uniform of the infantry. After the stable inspection of I the morning the Emperor, attended by General Canrobert, went to the Bois de Boulogne to review the regiment of Eocene of the Guard. He distriboted with his own hand several medals to officers, non commissioned officers, and soldiers of the regiment. The Queen of Spain has nominated General Bosquet a Grandee of Spain of the first class. The Mosileur of this day contains a report to the Emperor by M. Billault, Minister of the Interior, which appears to reinforce an admonition to the Senate, recently published in the official journal, and at the same time to aggrandise the importance of the Councils General. The document is as follows: rrAty. The Opinion d Tart , of the Bth ;att., publishes tbp followintrepert of • sitting in which the Senate voted the I , ,ein of 30,1 1 ,I I : 1 The President, the Illhaegais Alfieli, having taken the chair, OA illeaussiod hn.• lately commenced. All the mi -1 ulatate, namely, Years. Cavour, Lassa, Durand°, Det . rest% i and Cibrsrio, attended. Id. Fanelli 30 , 0 end said, "Even if peace were con cluded, we should hold ourselves prepared for every contingency, for we may not be then at the end of our oiflleult , es. Piedmont—thanks to the treaty of alliance and the honourable sacrifices she bee made —his consolidated her political and moral existence. ' The bravery end skill of our generals and soldiers shall not ' prove sterile for us, and we bare reason to glory in the poolsr acclamations which saluted the enclitic and re t Downed banner of Savoy in the two greatest capitals of i Europe. (Rear.) As for Italian eympethies, who can doubt them, after the demonstrations in our favour on every toast of the peninsula, sad the donations for our brave soldiers in the Crimea forwarded from all pare of Italy. In future, Piedmont will be better able to repel 1 , attacks against her independence and liberty, and to brave i any danger that may menace ber on the pert of a power which, &though estranger to Italy, nevertheless exercises a , very great inflame over her domestic affairs. Whatever int portanosAustria nay have acquired by her last act, she an ' not be pieced on an equal footing with Piedmont, one of the belligerent parties. Ragland and Fresco will certainly cheik all further exteamion of thi influence of Austria in Italy, t end insets the iadependence and futurity of nodose's?. I I vote in favour of the bill." . . . . . None of the wanton having asked to speak for or against the bill, its three &Aisles were pot from the chair and edept-d, end the entire bill wee altirwards ',Aid by • sej arity of 60 to 7• THE BRAZILS. -- LIVERPOOL, MONDAY. By the arrival of the clipper Phantom, Captain knight, we have received advise from Pernambuco to January 9, being one fortnight later than brought by the last mail. The royal mail ship Avon, from Southampton on the Bth of December, arrived at Pernambuco on the Ist of January. The Queen and Rosario, from Liverpool ; Amethyst, from Loudon; Elizabeth Cand proceeded to Rio Janerio), Miranda, James Stewart, and Ballelutha (and all three sailed for Bahia), Chase, Esther Ann, and Spirit of the Times, from Newfoundland, had arrived at Pernambuco. _ . . The Westmoreland sailed from Pernambuco for Liverpool on the 4th of January, and the Meteor for the Channel on the Bth ult. _ _ .... ---.— .--. The sugar market was looking up, and large pur chases bad been made for the Channel and on French account, at 2.260 dole. to 2.360 dole. per snobs, for average browns; 2.400 dole. to 2.350 dole. for selected browns; 2.600 dole. to 2.700 dole. for very superior descriptions. Yellows and whites were without change. There was no alteration in the value or demand for either cotton or bides. _ Freights dull and declining, 50s. per ton for sugar, in bags, to the Channel ; 30s. to Liverpool ; and cot ton to Liverpool, Id. to Id. per lb. Codfish was looking up, and 14.400 dole. had been paid. At Bahia it was selling at 15.500 dole. to 16 dela. ; and at Rio Janeiro about the same rates were current. ARRIVAL OF THE AVON. (ay ILIICTIIIO INLIONAriI (rNOM ova OWN COZNASPONDINt.) SOUTHAMPTON, TVESDAY. The Avon has arrived with Brazilian mails. Ste 1 1 lift Rio on the 1511. The cholera has declined at Rio, but it is raging in the interior of Brazil. The Brazilian government have made preparations to pre vent a large number of blacks from being landed 03 the coast through New York agents. The Coffee market is quiet. In Exchange little has been done foe the Avoe. The share market is unaltered. At Buenos Ayres the Indians are evacuating alto gether. They have carried off half a million head of cattle. The people of Buenos Ayres are negotiating with Urquiaa again. At Moot. Video all is quiet, and is likely to con tinneeo until the elections. Prothro* is maul in the River Plate, and cum- 1 mere. is at a standetilL Oeneral Sir Colin Campbell arrived at Malta on the Ist by Ow French picket the Tbabor (rots Ilene , lles, and p•oaeeded to the Etat in the some yowl the day after. The pliant pastel," says the Malta Times, 4 . Is knows to have expressed his rpinion to some friends here th it peace world allot* be eoneladed." His Excellency the Swedish Minister and the Manaus Hookssehild oatertsisini at dinner, last evening, at their reskientie ia .I:Lakin-drat Wed, the Ambassater of Eases end tte Collates' de Pinigny, the Danish Minister sad Madame d'Oahohn, Count A. Stehlels, Coast Sion aquas, Count Remain", Criminil, Court Jaseout, Viet - Admire' ilit Edmund Ljoas, sad Mr. Yenisei. " We are assured," says the J 01177101 des Action. wires, " that as arreagineent has In ea soured iot amongst tlVrty-twe beakers end capitalists of Paris sad London to participate in comessa is great industrial sad wenn Toni asdertakiags. Amongst the penoas who • hale joined t• is associative are said to to Yfd. de Hotbichild, Butolosy, Talabot, TlateW, Blouse, Dena:, Ilarcand, eke." A letter from Vienne, in the Post Gazette of Frank fort, says : t. Ten Haagariaa °Sou Ten, who has been to meek talked shoat lately, did cot obtain his pardon used man lee had hese triad by the wars-martial of C.eisburg, sad aeadameod to death. Immediately ow his pantos Wing greeted, he was eat at liberty." In the Prussian Chamber of Representatives, on the Bth, M. Morawski spoke strongly eyalast the cincture of the ginerwant la the preview* of Poen ; he alluded after wards to the bush trestawit of the Push pi:Tetanus by the Prussia& hiacti•aaries, sad wade an of seek napba•ic Wayne that a great bona rae is the Ch iwber ; the his. &pat, watelatUag as fol'osrs :—" We, Poles, place ear oselleeem is God, beams we wanot find justice aawayst sum He will sanely wad as aid is His owe good tine !" A litter from Munich sap : —" Thin fireman (the 7th) his Illejtety ',mired, la special awliince, Sir R. Mil bock, Savoy of Great Britoil' at Oaf wart. The hurt pretested Mr. Labooshase, who has boss &salmi ottachi to the British Levities, to the Mai." It is the custom of the Emperor of the French to rewire, after mass every Sunday, all the general oaken of the army prestige at Paris war's' kite,' of sadism.. It appear,. trim a correspondence in the bodipessdanoe Belga, that Ale favour ta . excites Sarkis* feeling, amongst mem bers of the Senate and Legislative Corp., and teat the letter have eddras ed some respectful obeervatiet to the Em perm, soliciting to be admitted to a similar privilege. Tussiss Lomr.—This morning has been leaned the tall owing statemeet "of the severe! same transmitted by the Bask of Reiland to the Sablime Pore, sod whor ed., paid es behalf of the Turkish greensainst, mist. Article IV. of the entrain's made last year between her Majesty, bit Majesty the Emperor of the Presets, aid ►is / /a mid llibjety the Selma, ono' the loan of 5.003,0006, effected under the provisions of tie Act of the l 8 & 19 1 Viet., e. 99; sad of the date when each remittance sod other Payment was made by the Beak of Eogland." 1866: Aug. 25—Sovereigns delivered to the War Doper:. meat fee shipment, 100,0001. ; Aug. Ill—ditto, 100,0001. ; Sept. 9—ditto, 100,0006 ;S. pt. 13—ditto, 100,0001. ; Sept. 16—. ditto, 100,0901. ; Sept. 21—Paid to N. K. Rothsebild end Sons, two bills draws by Ottoman government end tenet, 283,1691. 6i. ; Oct. I—ditto, one bill, drawn by Otto man 200,0006 ; Oct. 22—ditto, 120,0001. ; Nev. 20-Bommigas delivered to the War D. primula for ship. m00t,100,0001. ; Nor. 23—ditte,100.0001. ; Dee. s—Paid the Atria& Steam-•hip Company for the Faith steamer, 23,0001 ; Dal B—Sovereigns delimits& to the War Deportment let ehipmeat, 100,0006 ; Dee. 14—Paid her Majesty's Papacy % -General, to be applied for the outclass of strum-veserla sod seals, 160,00 a; Dee. 22-8 iverelgas delivered to the War Department for shipment, 100,0001 ; 1866: history 16—Paid the &sassier mid Company et the Beak of Beg- Mad fee siesagemeet et the loan, 2,6006 ; Jae. 28-Bove- Walla delivered I. the Wet De; mimes% Per shipment, 100,0001.; Jae. 29—Paid t►e Bisectors of D. W. Witte. fm e irbiaes, 13,2601.; Feb. 6-13oversiems delivered to the Wet Deportment for shipment, 100,0021. Total, 1,191,9191. MaIIANALL, Chief Cashier.—Deak of Feb. 7, 1856. ~~ 111111 F to the INBARRAIIBED.—Mr. '7/A fledged water himself, bad n r e bbi ll a a dt w it . p .talAt=g loarkal.;• coincidence "in thi Tlll.4tOrajnam:=l:ltrt‘ S r t 4 4,!. th• 04 nn " ew Aat. at lr the 2" . 1X CA tad 11411 4 a1 b01011 Ima be NM 14 ls orator Ired himeelfefeld the efie expreoo• in the first femurs of his summ to enter the House of Commons a REPORT TO THE EMPEROR. Bire,—As designed by your Majesty, the right of Initial five conferred on the ffeeate, by the 30th *roc's ef the Constitutios, I. by so means a mere mousiest prerogative, yielding oo•hiug for the welfare of the eaantry. As • recent article in the Moreiteur recalled to mind, "the Senate may seggest to your goverement any great messes cf public utility : it bean the petit•ous of the citi• mins, examines the condition of the country, uncertain, its waste, studies whet improvementa eau be introduced into its organisation, indicates useful reforms, and proposes ma treptcvements." But, is order to •acmplish pr pally se endued end dill ante a mission, we require incemant inquiry miter every thing conducive to the me ra advance of the per pie, their will-Going, the iaterette of agriculture, the devil pment of hboier mad credit, the safety and pro. parity of Prance." The ',permed wishes of the cosecile gee era may be • lust "sleet le element for this inquiry. Within the limits tread out by the isw, these deeiderata put forward by at who are best acquainted with heel interests, embalm, ell the requirements to which thaw, interests give rise, and I i t,. the (Odes of its delegates es the condition and wants of the different bennekes cf the pubic The eollactila In • Nagle volume of that documents, and their yearly pehliestlea at the expense if the ministry of 'hi inter or, had bees suspended for else 7v:re. I lare trdered tt is w.rk to be • r seemed. The sn•lysis of the wit hes of the acumen, g neral during their s. titian of 1852, 1863, and 1864, is rr sad, that of 1861 is in the press, that of 1866 is being testiest , / Ir, r red. Thep volumes ere die ' Whetted to ell the great bodies of the State ; but 1 crhsps your Majesty may deem it a fitting seement kr cousin them to be more especially pointed out to the suited attention of the Ben e. Tr e musters will dad in this work fa such department the represeeteties of it, weals, desires, end requirements. The whole of these desiderata cannot but alford to their wisdom the mat useful hints fa this inquiry after all that tends to promote reform sad practical progress, seek se the sesstaist a dieltede of yens Meleity imprimis on the wh le of your government, but which has been more expressly °madded to the initiative of the &cats by the Con stletion. I an, with the most profound respect, Icar Mutates msit humble, shadiest, wad faithful subject, _ Appowed NAroLsor. RUSSIA. HAMBURG, Fss. 10. By an order of dis day &tad February 1, Psis°. Gortehakoff, ex-Commandant in the Crimea, is ap- pointed Commander-in-Chid of the central aid western amiss * and Imperial Lieutenant of Poland. In a letter dated St. Petersburg lan. 29, and published in the Mena Prase, we read :—" Three years ago, they need to dream here of planting the double cross on the Aya Sophia at Constantinople. They now find that the grapes, which hang too high, are sour, and so they prams the arrangement far plating the Greek Christians to Turkey under the of protectorate of Europe, hoping that under the permanent medical oonsultation of all the powers the sick man will be brought to his grave if any thing sooner than he would have been by the enemies treatment of hie Musvovite neigh boar. The Northern Bee has declared already a hundred times at the least that the present arrangement is not at all inconsistent with the an nouneemeat, at the Czar's acenesiee, that the present government shall be a continuation of the govern ments under Peter 1., Catherine, and the rest. There is a talk of mitigstins the censorship; bat in the mantis, it may be oUsetved that even Le Nord, established at Brussels with Russian money, is only allowed to circulate here for the most pert in a mutilated tom "No o vtliii - sa se has been published yet by the government having the slightest Mamma to a ces sation of the aensaments." -- "Th. Czar has decried that a year's pay 'hall be given, as a gratification, to all the general sod other came of the army and navy, to the civil alga**, and the wedioal and transport melee, who took part in the defeats of SebsetopeL A letter free' Rome, in the Univers, Gaye that the salaam which is es be seeeted eopedte the miler of the Pro paganda, le oesseemente the preenigatkon of the degas of the bum ocelots Ceseeptioa,—is abut 46 feu high, sad the sultal is onasesaten with lilies sad wn.tha of Use. There an ti be two beesteeste, ou supporting wawa statue Afton feet high, la Oman nub* of the pro pets who spoke of the future obey of the Virgin—Meees, UAW, Web, sad David ; " the ether bearing the Wows huh tegmhar with bm-ralisfs sad isseriptiose reseeding the seisms delleitisa of the &qua of Use Isestemiste Csa eeptieu, sad also the ems et the runt Pope. The museum at the Hotel C uoy, Paris, has jut remised sae of the trophies takes by the Fres& etuy of the Best—theme. with tear brewebes, sad 41: feet to height, belong's( to the abase of at. Viatilair, et &bast vol. This woes, whisk is eurieited la the Notre by s.edsWsa with rays Is mud, was seat from the Crimea by Marshal Pannier. _ _ - The Ras. Dr. Newman is mail at Rowe. Dr. Moaning vu eke impeded tome to mask dada( Lost to Um Paella► fa tke o►an► of Ilahst-Lodri doll, Pratt*. It lea Dila of the extrema Widow of the sows. bat word beeetlfel bsttortin awe yesterday eased is •larder' la Ilk salsarbsof Perk. " nes 401 millirem of this city," says the &tow johoor Marssillso, bad to set dews trio, this week a bet of my ran esearnmes. Oa Wodarsday a mama was safely dolkarod of three male Andrea, all of whom as well mike amber aro ids; suet ; the dry ens,, osorhse stoma aim pee birth ostlers •►Odra•, two boys sad a girl, bat, to formate *ea rho ohms, they 'sly lint a lbw Wattles. The nether Is gef!g *a raiiiiestsei4.” The Danes da Burl Casarot Chavabery hiving wise tlaie ego Neal a abed without barbs, eseerthi N low, rend the rettielte exestaellea te prim their lame be te•elitre. legal preesedirse were toeuseeesit wise* thee et the eta et the geveremeest. The Sissy Gareth saseeeese dot them preesediage Mw said hi the esidentastlea el the issue, h the Wheal' et (Ibrahim, lea lee et Mr. eeth. besides Yaps sal mar, eat the suiperisa et their Wise. Int Court. The Queen and Prince Albert left Windsor Castle at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon, accomptnied by the Priam of Wales, the Pri,mess Royal, Prism Alfred, the Prisossees Alla., Reims, and Louisa, Priam Arthur, and Prince Lee bold. Her Mejesty and his royal highness west to the Great Western Railway Statioo, attended by the Dashes. et Weßiagio., Lady Caroline Barriagton, lion. Beatrice Byag, Roe. Mary Belted, Lord DtifferW, Colombian Roe. C. B. Phipps, Main r Genital the lion. Charles GrepoGent ral BM Edward Bowater, General Bonsai', Captain Ds Plat, the Muter of the Household, and Mr. Gibbs. A special train roamed Vie royal per:y to the Padding. ten tensions, from whose, they proceeded in seven of her Malmlies moved by ■ party of the 3rd Light Dragoons, to Buckingham Palace, where the Quin and Prince arrived at eve minutes before 5 o'idoek, and were received by the Marquee of Breadalbans, the Duke of Wel- Lavoie, Lord Resat Brace, Lord George Lemma, sad Gemmel Wylde. A deputation of umbers of parliament, coediting of Lord Goderieb, Mr. Milner Gibes., Mr. Masts, Mr. Sri thertoo, Mr. Briuht, and other member, had an interview with the Chino llor of the Egeheiper yesterday, on the sub• jest of retabluitieg facilities for the treader of stock sad the molest el dividends in towns where breaches et the Bank of Esti tad eaist. ♦ deputation, emalatiog of the Marquis of Salisbury, Mr. Adderley, M.P. ; Mr. Mosaktes Wham, M.P. ; Mr. Hordes, M.P. ; Mr. Berwick /lake', the Right. Hoe. Sir Jobs Pekingtos, Bart. ; Rev. Syduey Tuner, Lord Robert Nail, M.P. ; Hes R. G. Liddell, Mr. Charlie Hamlin; Mr. Halawoll, Mr. Commis, Brace, Mr. Maxwell, Mr. Bowyer, Mr. Goat, Lord Charles Rumen, How. R. Calhoun, Rev. IL R. Brooke. and Sir Stafford Nertteete, Bart., bad en inter view with Sir George Gray pater lay at the Rome-efflos on the subject of obtaining lammed government sovietises in support of reformatories for Penile offenders. The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council oat yester day is the Colman Chamber. An sppt al, " Gherdecovieb tr. the Queers " (the" Nuts "), part beard, was coseluded. As appeal from Bengal, Suanndare Meobedes e. Owe thunder Rae," wasorsamirseed. The Ltrds peewit were No Cbage-llor of O. Dash, of Comoroll, dm; Dean of the Arabes Coact, Sir J. ?Wow'', Sir W. Mask, sad Sir B. 8y... Despitelose free the Governer of Melts were resolved yesterday st the Coloolal-elate. THE TWO RUSSIAN PLENIPOTENTIARI COUNT ORLOFF AND BARON BRUNOW. Ls Nord publishes tho following biographical =- tins of the two pleaipstaatiorks of Ruda et the forth amain Conforms*: "Coast Orbit, Aide-lo• Camp Cloneral, Gourd of Ca valry. Commuted of the Military Heassholii of tie Vag, sad Member of the Quell of the Empire, bebop to one of the mod Illustrious families of his orautry. Hs Is about 70 roue el ago, bat dill brisk, solve, sod healthy. He took part is almost all tea wars width signalised the room menu sat of ear century. " Wended list at Austerlitz. be was also inn diatom time wanted op m the Add of Borodino, sod,was afterwards made alde-b-camp of the Emperor Alezesdar I. In 1826 he was a gametal, sad eseamanded 1* that aspesity the reghasat hens-par& which, I. Daessabw, 1828, Ant harried to lupus the amok. Cunt Orloff pvs token that day of bouillon mune sad devotion, ud hove shot mamas dates lie 'adman with the Emma Nicholas, of whim be was sae of the nu earners, sad whose pineal Sind he was. Ia 1828 be entmanded la Tarim the divines of bone shoosan. la 1829 he was nomad plenipotentiary, sad signed at Adrisseplo, with Marshal IMO& sad Coast Frederick Pablo', the treaty • Adrisasple. Altar the pens he remalas4 some time at Onstsatimple as ambessoier. Enallt4 to the compsaion ship of the emperor, he anenyeals4 his Laporte! Kandy is his salsas travels. " We ant lad him is a mission in Holland sad at Lea den, whets the affairs of B. lgiam were arranged. The year 1833 feud him also at the hoed Milts anedltioa which saved Ounatinple from the deesrftne num of Ibtakiis Pasha, sad be wiped the treaty if Hultim-Skilassi. Stan 1811 be has repined Nut de Beaskesdoeff, dreamed, as AIM of the third media of the Private Chao nay el the Hussar, aad of the gendarmerie of the Espies, the esionelsof whisk, distithated ever all the anemones, ham Ism ..1.1.. of raw, properly so oall.d, than a general Megastisa of all the admiaistrat'oe of the oesativ, sad .his of antral am the governs' as well es the gemmed. This pad, fell of tut, gum to Cent Orltff free situ at all bonsai the day to the limporer, sad the right to speak to him of all sal evarythiag. " It has boss ramothed, oaf puny, that the two run who ham filled thins hop ritual fustleasaist the Emperor Ifiedslae—Cast Booduniod awl Oast Orloff—win predeely the men rescued be their loyalty; their spilt of juin sad inference. Thu fuenoss Clout Orloff etli Mils with the Emperor Alansafor the fisseed. Wo sand give a bitter an of the unseats whisk this Soveveign nab rain t words him the. by »prolong' lite rally the reseript 'farmed so him ea the Mad of August lust,.. the emseise of the asohnsery of his fifty mars of easvin. [This rassript ha study appeared I. the Mono's ; It soadolles with this weeds—" At his last hear, I. a teal sod mod Weevily with me, my Whir enjoined am to *bask yes as a Mani who had always ban faithful sad dc voted.l "This Is the pump chows by thou Emperor Alma gm to nmessat Russia at the Peen Cadmus* at Pads. " Hama Brum (Privy Osuasillsr) c from • noble family of Onrisad. He has pseud wady tarty year. is a diplematis ewer, is which he has omeired an European reputation. as was with Cuss Oda at the aigetlatina of Adslaaople. Hs the. ossousaied his to Orasteati. mole ea Cussallor of the Ambniador, the es Hansa& sag Earrianl, .ad so Osesteatinoph la 1833. "Then two statuses have boon assastomed to lab- wr together for nearly thirty yeses, sad if we mayjadge of the MOM M the Imettnations about to he held by the sussed of then la whisk they have already takes put, we mast bat satertan mast favourable hopes of ma early re-setabilibmost of peon. Oa retards. from Turkey is 1880, Berea Broom remened stashed to the Malady of Fereiga Alain as shad roilsesur. He then monspealid Osumi Neassinede is mud megromet sod ftpiothansersahreasos. After rossafalag ono year as Mt Mau at Ikattgart, be was men on sztraorfleary minim as Imadoo, when he signal the treatise of 1810 sad 1611. I. tomaidi them as Zany Eamaerginary sail Waists. Plesfgaltheory util the rupture of diplomatic misname ketwoia lftsgissl sad Russia. Siam the ninth of the past yeas ha has bon Misdates to the Goormsais Ossisdo win." ml welt at Saila of a bestir wood Mope boo eramed owe smasalia, am " nary Wks at NA task 11111 pension, iimprisimei Ise spisitioes TM* primed taimiste." as ;•14 1 " - EASTERN COUNTIRS RAILWAY. Yestardsy s meeting of those shareholders of the Eastern Counties Railway Company who eta client shed with the present management and opooted to t: to reelection of Mr. Waddington was held at the Landon T , to meet the committee which had been formed to protect tt-eit in- Unite and to receive the names of those gentlemen whom the committee recommended for n minstio t at directors Mr. HELPS was called to take the chair. The Cleatituan said he bed been requested to begin by stating the objects of the committee which bad celled them together that day. Seeing the universal dissatisfaction, he end others hod come to the conclusion that the result of the last general meeting should not be final. That result had beta obtained by means of proxies, while throe who obtained Item proxies had entirely misrepresented the truth to the givers of them. Tte maeagement of Mr. Waddington was tending so rapidly to engulf the proprietor,, teat he and his eollesgues felt some defensive measure to be titulary ; and this was more obvious, from a competence article had come out at the last meeting. A bid hid been prepared, which would have been brought before parliament but for the activity of Mr. Bruce, which authorised the formation of a new preference stock at 6 per cent. Au many of the shareholders might not be able to take this stock as it was tamed, he would Minas open them that as they were now warned in time, they abeuld set in time. He firmly believed that three years ,i more of the mismanagement of Mr. Waddington 1 sod his friends would lesve no: one shilling of dividend to the ordinary shareholders. For this auto of things he and i his colleague bed taken upon themselves to try and provide a remedy. The wisdom of goverment had provided a means I of getting rid ot a person who was unpleasiog to tie share holders, by forcing diree::rat to retire ty totatior. . This now come to their aid, Mr. Waddicroobeuig one woo mu t re ties by retation at the next meet ng of the company. This furnishes a means of getting tin ot one, whom we relieve, rightly or wrongly, to 1 awe bees the primary cause of all our misfortune.. I say rightly or wrongly, for if the feeling we have towards this man were only a strong prejudice, instead of a steady and firm cony ct or, founded and sustained by undoubted proofs, stilt it would be his duty to retire. The chair men of this company should he above suspicion ; but as he appears not to knew his duty, it is our humus to displace him; for as long as be remains it is impassible that har mony can be restored, or that there should be any cocfidence between shareholde's and board. The objects of the com mittee then were to get the best men who would consent to act as directors, and that their property should not be squandered by dishonest or incapable men, each as Mr. Waddington end his friends would come into the field on the next election with all the advantages or organisation, that the independent shareholders might also art ii: concert the committee was formed. It had bun :heir intention from the first say of their SIiIIICOC) as a comma , e to close toed' proceedings by a general meeting of those starehelders who were opposed to the re-election of Mr. Waddington. This meetiog was accordiogly e dled, and he had only cow to lay before them the names of those gent!emen whom the committee should recommend as can didates ter the dite.twate in the three vecaecies which would occur et the nest meeting of the coup eny. The flat of these was Mr. Retell Orr, of Glasgow, sad be read a letter from that gentleman consenting to be put in nomi nation. The second he named was Mr. Ralph Walters, 33, Susses-garden', Hydrp ak, known is the gentleman whom five hundred or the ioliabitants of Newcastle oir-Tynv had re quested to stand for their tcwa at the next g leh c ion. Mr. Orr had held 400 shame, and 100 preference shares from the year 1843, and had parted with them. He considered it a pity that Mr. Walters was such a recent shareholder. Nevertheless, both these candidates the committee cordiclly r« Amended. A gentleman of the committee of investigetioc bad as, signi fied his willingness to stand if the shareholders should think it desirable, but as a feeling spinet that committee wee abroad amongst some proprietors, the committee purposely abstaioel from recommending him. lie had many claims, however, on the shareholders, and they should be h•ppy to hear his came from some cne not on the com mittee. He th.o called attention to an a ivertieement of Mr. Good. ott's in the nicruing papers, and declared that the rise in the vale, o! shares clamed by that gentleman as tie resu,t of Mr. Wsdoington's re-elect uo was to reality due to the general is p oveene•t A etoek COOP quint on the prospect of peace. Oae word he w ,old say regarding the Commit it, of Investigation. Mr. Waddington declared that such a c mutat ie would paralyre the dims of the direct ors, but the result had 'town that one t tr. as well ; *sato 00000 vents act d beet under the eye or tome masters. ' ; In uncles o i he hoped tut this contest—u be believed , I there must ill a contest — at Oa I be carchiciel in Net spirit of candour and Imbue mu which sheull distinguish the differences of gentlemen end partners. Mr. Dot:otos Butes mid he was deputed by the cons. , Istaves to propose C.v. the support of the meeting Mr. ft +hart Orr erd Mr. Ralph Walters. Of the letter hi would ay that he was a n•-t ve of Neereast . e-oc-Tyne, that 1 e had • bun very successful in his profession there as a lawyer, but p use inheriting a large property be had taken up his residence is London, aid was now ucder Colll , flet for a very fine property upon the Eutern C. untie' line. He was also a large eharebolde r. Mr. Orr had be en for eixteen years a merchant in the West ludo s, and afterwards in Gla.gow, • end was so much esteemed there tt at. for terse years be bud been upon the town council. He t at now come up to reside in Leedom, evil with thoroughly a lour habits be would give his undivided attention to the interests of the company. He said it was hard for men who bad been grievously wronged to 'it down without trying to prevent a fresh injury, and this motive, and his alone, actuated the members of that committee. _ -- -- . . .. _ Serjeant Gallatin rose is propore Yr. H. los es the third candidate for the rut pmt of the iodependect Ameholders. He did not koo• whe her Mr. Helps would cement to act, but from the mu:mimics they had had of him they would agree with him in declaring that no p moo would be a DIM efficient director. Mr. Bnvcn said he did not know whether he rhauld have been at the meeting or not, bet for seeing that day in the pp re that Mr. %V• Winton bad demand rut cw ng to the turbulence of the meeting he ass OMNI to bring forward wilily thous be could t are done in his own defence He theta went na to give fresh instanciss of fraud, such as writing off a debt of 21,0001. due t o them—reusing hire, u a director, a light of invoices and acroonts; sod he said that 26,0001. had been k p• b.ck from toe pahlished returns of traffic, to be and oa amber true-ion to raise the price of shares. Oa disco vering this he sus toll it was a mistake of the el arres t one. He war a member of tie elear.og-hots', and went there to inquire, hot found, by the priduc- Von of all the all (toots connected with the affair, tau no mistake bad been tease by them. Mr. Box ohj cted to the small remuneration of all the directors 'adept the chairman, w hue salary sons too high, and suggested that a (ode of bje-laws should be framed to regulate the conduct of the board towards the shareholdem. Mr. BEATTIE rcut to ',curd the nomination of Mr. Help. He comaiitered that as htuiness qushacatioas were thou moot required, Mr. Helps would be an invaluable ad dition to the board. He therefore seconded the motion that Mr. Helps be requested to rand. He said requested, vs be did not thick it -as a post just at present at all dewier le. Mr. Howls was sorry no member of the Commit re of Investigation had been put in nominsth n; he um afraid ame of their names wool i be out forward by (thus, and that the opposers of Mr. Wsddington would not present the undivided front of him and h s friends. Mr. ATLIa said as these gauziere were likely to be so will 611-d he lentil. nit, a. he intended, pat himself in nomination that election ; but if other changes ohnal i take plea, he shrill be happy t r act for them. Mr. HAINES est Isioed th , t the ress,n ro member of the Committee of Investigation bad been brought forwsr I was that the committee felt such proxsal must not come from them, but from the room. Mr. BULLER said it was In patent that this meeting ghoul l be independes t of the Committee of Investigation. lies Lied attest on t ela t report of the auditors, which cottoned five patagrapbs, to each of which the direction was condemned. A BEAREHRLDER tailed the attention of the meeting to the Um:outlines of only puttiog forward three candidstes. The motion that Mr. Helps be requested to rand mu now put by Sorjrant MAIIELLE, and unanimously e.rried. Mr. Moire said it was only after great pressure from every member of the committee that he hai consented to have his mama brought forward in :ivy war. However, after the manner in whih his nomination had been re ceived. he had no other course but to take the responsi bility thus offered him. He highly disapproved of the amount of the chairman's salary; ant woe reason be had not wished to be attedidat for:the direction was that he might d when he proposed to raise the salaryoft a h P e 9e ct i h r er director* Mr. Norris was then proposed as a candidate by Mr. Boa sad *scowled by Mr. Din, but, after some conversation about his health, his quelification, ite , the "Lotion wan pot to the mating and rejected. - - Mr. WALTIRS said he felt that a member of the eomni,tthe o' investisetton would bane greater claims upon them than be could have. But he had not thrust himself forward es a candidate, and would be willing to resign at once if a better man came forward. Hs agreed tbt.t it would be a sad mistake to put forward four candidates. If be were elected he would lend himself to anything like a j and he would not consent to any system of accounts month sold not be understood by any sensible business man. He felt that, without radical reform, the company would goon be bankrutt . Mr. One said be considered Mr. Nt Hs a remarkably Clever man. He tenet would dream of plating himself in opposition t t tta• gent'emen, but if the meeting ipprcved of him, would sot only reside but snip r him with all the I inane:me in his power. If ele:ted to tee office of director, t e would bring to this poet Vett.. honesty, and pensive coca, and that knowledge and Uwe habits of bylines' which be had aecinitet in a lifetime. If necessary. be would Tint es ery part of the line 'My week. His principal reason for allowing himself ti be nominate I was, that be might render alleles% cuspate to Mr. Bruce, whose courage sad endow. had hese of each serene to the c mosey On ee question titian put whether the meeting would support Mr 0 r, Mr. Witte", aid lie. Helps at the seat e action of direct as, it wss carried uneniepanly. The emitsl thanks of the meeting were gives by stala• matiostr the Committee of loreet;getioo. On the motion of Mr. Lore, it was resolved that this committee should vignette to set till after the neat general meeting of the company. After a Tote of thanks to the Chairman, the meeting I separated. I ` T :.