The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-15 00:00:00

perhaps impomible, to find exit:epics of medinva architezture sufficiently fitted for the purposes of the building ((as fixed by the contaissioners) without seem very close sfiluity in parts to sosholestieal details—but here the this that at psrates the two styles has not been stains* observed—it is the chapel raker than the senate-loolos sad the stranger will oftener to beer Wenger Maw, thou 8.'4740 or Lord Ch et It is the thissms Wt piethpilly gives a religious *hareem es the boo" bat the minor details assist, and if ibe geose at Osmwses is _sited like the House of Lords, went, leek Itr a elexed i m ' s Chapel in something awe 01.11des awe sum These amperes, however, of the loess that differ from the alike the building, awl suite pleased to escape from en arthitatirmal display, set maths Outer in his coat, by turn ing to watt where gold bat and colour have dome nothing bs dhiwrk the repose of what you see. The side :Mof the house, both above and below the brain gal arred in compartme . tts, the lower tiers in what is Balled the " linen pattern ; the upper tiers in enriched arcades and ornaments, with legends of " Ood save the Queen." The corridors running at the sides and without the Lowe 'tattoo plain ; and here you find stone spandrels and bssas snehoked by colour, and with the mark* of the chisol still visible upon them. It is really • relief to get here and escape from the splendour you have seen—the multitude of lions " calming the terrors of their class is gold," and the extreme bad taste of painting Langton and Fitaraltor of a bronze colour, and introducing a lion and unicorn with vanes within do om, were it is impossible that a wind could be found to stir them. DT two doom, one en eitner side of the throes, oxen is obtained from the house to the Victoria Hall,a kind of with drawing room, answering to the lobby below the bar. Here we have another Star Chamber carpet, two large oak tables, and some eighteen or twenty red Russia leather claim, of the Usthie pattern, studded (we suppose) with silver, and admirable both in design and eeeee tan. This is a quires" t then the house, but still not quiet, he time =gold leaf and oolour, simper work in isompartasenta, armorial bearings upon string-courses (the arms of the as others of Queen Victoria), and Old English Was epos early Reglish stroll work. Ttfe WS must elapse, it is mid, before the How of Commas is ready, sad live, it is supposed, before the whole structure is complete. Toe chief features of the exterior will be the frost towards the river—the Victoria Tower, awl the Cloak Tower; of the interior, the two Howie of Parlia ment, the octagon or central hall, the Victoria Gallery, St. Stephen's Hall, old Westminster Hall, and the aypt of the ancient chapel of St. Stephen. The Westminster-bridge and will contain the spatasents of the Speaker and the Ser- Jesuit-a-Arms, and the Vauxhall-bridge end the apartments alio Usher of the Bleak Rod and the lords' librarian. The exterior is of hard nisgeelan limestone, from lialsorer, In Nottlarrharoshire, and the interior of Caen stone. The main beams and joists are of iron throughout, and do num ber of statues already about the building upwards, it is said, Trees thick as madam stature thisk ss trees. And yet, we are told, 200 more will be required to complete the bulletin We may mention, among the more unusual features of the exterior, the 35 shields of arms of the sove reigns of Roglat.d (somewhat notorious in character), and the use of crest-tiles (a picturesque addition), as at Rotor Cathedral. Two stem-esgmes are erecting to hoist the MOMS OD the Vittoria Tower. Such is the nature and ex tent of the New Houses of Parliament, while the style em; 11%.may be beet described is the architects own words : he been his aim to avoid the ecclesiastical, collegiate, todellated, and domestic styles, and to select that which he madden better waited to the peculiar appropriation of the beikti li;The • htini of this national structure is on Faraday's principle an since Dr. Reed's ejectment, the ventila tion km chiefly been entrusted to the same gentleman. We may add that the clocks are Yulliamy's, and that, like the a- as in the windows, they all wear medieval hands and medweval fame. UNIVERSITY AND CLINICAL KIWI. r. Ocrees, Arms 14.—1 a a emegrapalme Mike Ms hd thy d Walt Tine, the bilambyi Area me m = .r:—ime. J. O. liesdals. Eden W. I. Y. how whir'Mom% OaDwp; A. Pelt. *may • Dee. F. T. NNW View eflam; R. Dereett, Ohr. O. P . H. Ilaap. =Grand ispaillor--1. T. Tame, Yaw or Drammen. et Arre—J. S. lerellay, Drememe; T. H. Orme. DAM ; J. Ibibpsm. Ong; W. Ir. 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Pomssousb £I 14.-110 int ittelsos on Is bs sweated lusts ChOttusy lo to Miura. !w -inds Illakiiiiiiiiimlw inili ttiss uM Ml & Web= 'swill be removed slose, ken lbsinssllt le sad be when& it ts lir the Id MIL 71st 11.16 him "iudir. 7= erls le le MIENIII * eitsgosot la 8 Milr ei ri t aard. DM sa triessas lbw the et Sr • Tb• spawn sin Ss fierme. Brim or Ma stotrod the Ad. Ms* fer sun lonia! far tits Ilsysi llsslatos. SPORTING. BATH sAces.—warT,DAT. Dfflimu than Onza• Km& dd 1.1 ed. ;;;Z: 7. fr Or 1011. NY a Wt. Mr. * l4 e Andante „ IT 1 ,1 Mr. (VI VP. 1 1 11 *...t o r ma tadAsowhia (Vsailtaa 3 Kr. 011 Its (A. Da) 4 310 2 11121dalelaidia; sod It te 4 apt Arent's, Woe by two lamella AliseMaltillsom alt. las Ist 3 sta. 1 mem Przweroacas et 13 pos. orb, 13 ft Um thowspostera of • ealle. W I 4 r : 01==Am IS (A.O•7) 1 v = 6 2 4 I IS iliifriL WM by ball a Leith. Raa fa ( 1 ..) 12 mos. BUM Mawanatt, adll sow. seek, 10 ft, sad 3 cagy ltdoelsold, with 20 addell._ll !Wanda MA sp. Co, fflpll4•l3l2sw rarest Der, Illst 41b . Mi. WAN% lot Illb 1W 101 • 0 •1 0 ) 2 MAWR% 2 owne (Mon* ip Ma y. ry Ist lb tAt. Day) 4 3 t i , • N o my 3 te 1 ept Or. vlastr. Wes by a death. Rae he 11 mi. alma. Per Ow, et IN sem, added tea atiseplekes el MI sews mob. k ft; the Nees& S masia iti ble NAIL tj 4. WWI. M Mr. M. MPS% Ilionereo. let Mb ... I 1 Mt. WAR'S Ilst V .. / tr o t I 114 r/111 • = Mr. Tot IMb 1 0 (411tNsbottoo) dls 4 ealtdro llosarse sad Messlis. Wee by IN yards. kle ampas aid eaMarlosa dld sat par the poet. Ewa la 4 raw 40 sea UOO ZACES—WIDIMAAT. CLAW *Lam of 111 nom i.i, HI ft, lath 31 added. Owe round Mr. Hsi Illsaada jOader) Mr. Maas as Th.(Lard A Imam) 3 Yr. 0. °sifters :t a rry (Ur. R. Cliftan 1 3 WOO as p_. Unfroze tiros of 10 son. each, 11ot 7lb owe. Owe round. (7 Bubo.) Mr. Book's Body (r r 0 li.irr".l" I Mr. Rows% Fes Mr. Pall Comilmi . - (Mr. Brad I Lard Valdes e@ li li. (Mr. Hervey) 4 Was eloverly. Fora e• haw we wen by Mr. Ardor.* Babel ; Irma. 114.zas by Mr. Oolgiore worrier; nod Barg Brian by Mr. Oldster's Web, beating throe Whom EPSOM 81.11/40 L A CE ).. .. . . ... . Tkag new tabs parbwooriver, mid, es the eatgolned outline rif the ensagemamb completed op to bet Mot will Mow, wit\ awry prospect of pool sport. The Ant idea will be at MN poet one o'clock : Taw. @Taxis of Seem men. with SO added ; Mr three-yr. 01d5,74.; and four, lot ; one ; (9 sabs).—Dellerepbon, 3 yrs ; Mibare Jean, 3 yrs ; Bab Boy, 1 yrs ; Treece/. 4 yrs ; Menials of County. Mon, 4 yyrrs. ; Pres Gift, 3 yes ; Gabbier, 8 yrs ; Jumble, 3 yr4'a~s ; e 3 Mersonnem Brass of 13 ems sub. IS ft, sod 5 only if deebred,Jb., elk Hi added ; Oaamend to n0e1.. 100 co TS, and lb. Med SO somest et tie Mabee : (114 sob, 35 winos &dared). — well* e, et ab s ided. em ; Annandale, In, lath ; Leo, IA ; Qum 11* Ilb ; Nos Apple, 114 71!,; Bad Bower, 5.1 Mb . Drawees, lb; Lard ealross. let Ito ; Lersetioo, set ; What. Ist 1111 h ; Ibet Bower, 7st 12Th ; Illarotet, 7st 12th; Madan, 7.4 I lb; Tem Taxle* let lab; Little Jack, 7st 10Ib ; Dared, Tst9lbo The Mama, 7st Kb; Owsbor, 74 ale ; DtimoM, let 9Th ; Alliance, 7m 1110 ; Pals. Report, Tet sib ; Boras, 7et sib ; Barton, le e.b ; Morgue of Coa let sib ; Abs, 7st. ; Buttress, 7st 71b ; Icicle, hi 713 ; 7t7111; by Amato, out of Lo Mlle mil Gardfe, Mit 710; Des so 7t 71 • Sir Melton. 74 7;b; Bin nacle, 7et 71k ; Irbeversek 703 7111• Plahowlagb, 7M Mb ; Jenny Wren, 7st slb ; Mods% M lib • Omen Obscure, 7st 31b; Lady ears!, 7st 31b; 'Lab; Hembinsa. in 121 k; Cornet Lord, et 11811 121 b ; Henna Asia, list Kb ; Feeney, OA ii. SA; (bider, Lt l3o , Devil-me-Cam, let 18M; —lye he Mb; dom. Ist 310; Minaillo, hit 110; fby lemseest. wat d limp V ilna Jet Ilb ; Meer" Ilbl2lb ; ; lissos4 401 l , bit 11b; bt 1210; , Yameyre, a" lir HMI. Ilbras., mat of Odom let lab; Bans bb, 4st Mi 6 TeurTass-Osb Res= d IS sera Sib IS sided lone eats, beak sod Mlle 110 ; balfisaibt ;11 seta; b. e by Teeirlss, eel Maws lea Maw Used; The Yellow Doe; Mimd; e. by an 11bees ; Chippewa, ; sr sem; Antelope ; Orin. ' Remerce drum of 3 som. eask sib U ended, a Myeakb, des Kb; lbw, bet 711: Ina 94 Kb; Pa nil iv& 6e; mares and plies slimed IN. The glom le Is br 230 som. Heats, 1 Cby Velee=Pl i by 11•11bs, 47 y s ; Haselsbes, rip ; alb bey, S yrs; 4 yes; 1411 /1,11, 17n. few Mambos= of was. auk all Is added; Myr.okia, Ist Mi Kb: In, et 13Ib ; mil aged, 9ot Kb ; mares sod ellwiled Mr Hose entered be be sold gar 2401. ed fro; Kb; HOE: 141 b ; sad MIL, K U W Heats, 4 a mile. Ark =4 yrs (900; Ilyiketbed, 3 yrs (ISM.); Pug, 3 yrs (MM.); 3 Ps 0 3 0 ; aka Bs, alga 53 i.) TYriliK. Mad (NW ; La Three" 1 yrs (901.1; Output, 3 yrs (80/.); Cleoceptbed y ggi; (30f.); UE: : 7m OW.); Dean sect, 5We (111111 L); Ont. seed ) Ape* Gallisr, Odor, Oulpset. Mops- Way, Agrklinik. Owalbrt i a . Wmfeb. est of - Ls efs mid Gras, Cermet Cord, Tkasafa. Drerk Pralber eilleb. I OM. 11101 rows Je%TreiM i lleeber mb er Cts= OIL r ibm.i nleradeely" haal bAsillbra Black ua l"' PIS TM" 1111 blbsss% Dna 3 elft, Heusi Old. sis. rrawmAiaurr HOUGHTON MEETING, 1347. NlMPAT.—lteacw. IS, b ft. T.Y.C. Mr. Psyne's Woodcraft, sit deft agpt 3b. Land Glaspow's illy, by liebase Ptetal4 dace by Abram, famise.—Lord Oltallow's Diacontaat, ist 1111., met Mr. Payee's Wesbraft. ist 7lb ; T.Y.C., 200, h Mores, 209, b ft. T.Y.C. (Deeded forward from Plod Spring :1:4113411). —Dabs al Bedford's &Me, Set 71b, bpd Lord Glee -47.by Holman Plater!, dam by Adam. Ilst 41b. ASCOT HEATH, 1147. Income Dar.—Nontinadoes for the Pennlll Stakes i--Calaselford, 3 yrs ; renthill e g ; Hwe or Chase, 3 yn ; Grist, 2 yrs ; (berr ettas, 2 yrs ; tly, 3 yn ; Christopher, 3 yrs ; Hornpipe,? yrs ; .by Ma, out el auto, 2 yrs; lab, 3 yrs ; Goal Boy, 2 yrs ; Coe nit, 3 yrs ; floisowes, f yrs ; Jollity, 3 yrs. Tenn PAT.—Noammas for the Empsror's Cop —Delo, 4 yrs; Pyrrhus the First, 4 yrs ; Erm 3 yrs ; The Hero, 4 yrs ; Maid of Motherwell, 3 yrs; Horn of Chne, 3 yrs ; Mr Tattoo Sykes, 4 yrs ; mouses, s yr. ; Christopher, 3 yrs; Watchdog, 3 yrs ; Jericho, 5 Alarm. 5 yrs; Mathematician, 3 yrs; Ponitoe, 4 yrs ; Mandl. dud, 4 yrs; Liberator, 3 yes.; Ornaston„ 4 yrs ; SILL 4 yrs ; Mr. Martha, 3 yrs ; Ix6o. 4 yrs. GOODWOOD, 180. Tin Cap eland with thirty-sight subscribers. lato Enttlitatnet. EQUITY COURTS. Beim the Lewd arm*her. ATER/ALIT O. PAUL—BILL AGAINST COMMITTEE OF MANAGERESS OF • RAILWAY.—QOILETION AS TO NE CESSARY Paartan. , —Two questions were raised by demur rer to the bill la this came. One was whether all the share holder@ in a pregathed railway—which failed--should not be immic=as to • hill ehargiag the provisional or managing with mdsmaduet, gad praying an account of the & yi ds % The asesnd quad's was whether the bill, being tiled by tam ehreihol oa behalf of themselves and all the other thantheiden, except the defoliant., who were the ' managing theimileso, was sustainable, as many of the share holders appreval at a ',tibia marthg of the conduct and ei the dalthimes. The Leal Chancellor, after = e ntyt daleadothe comma spirt the bill ou Tuesday, expreseed an opinion that them eininetioas to it were not available, but said he would further onmeider the questions. His Lordship now, in delivering his that judgment, after stating the material eireemimmee (mt repeated in the Evros, yesterday) mid the only igel matter is the ease that did not fall within hisjudgatest in "Wallworth o. Holt" (4 Hylne and Craig) was that it was said there were persons interened in this railway company, who sould not be re presented by the plaintiffs, from wham they differed in opinion, and were net therefore petite to the bill in say sense. It was aosesatiod Is the orguthat that those persons haying smesiammi thopommthp token by the committee et managememt, 4603 i Ma lie emceed to join in the alle gations impel* miheendoet to them for three vary prasesdlies. and emi4 eft be bend M sail for rep.= of dapodes labia they eatheriemi to be expended. might be esasethiem in that deihmee if the bill had not =hat the plaintiff, did ant 'mew the descriptions and of t h em pmaeaa, and that the defendants who did haw them,srleaal to &dem them : and the truth or falsehood of that thigallen emild be tried on demur rer. That and ether allegation in the bill would be tried hereafter, but met -- be now taken as admitted by the demurrer. The majority at the public of the proceedings of the committee, : 4 4tave le M viT ai r daeld to give that vote by the represen ef the delsadasie width the bill alleged to be [aloe. thmelbee, whb the dehirimia, could not make tar:to the alleged brea th ef trait. This alleged in this am did not diselignith it from the cm la ic, sad others, is 101110 he had held that some perm, might me ea babelf of themselves and others, with out maim than etheas psalm le the fait. He was clearly of *Asa tlmt the Amides of the Tim-Chancellor (Knight Braes) overruling the demurrer to the bill was right, sad that this appeal from it ought to be dinalesed with costs. Balm the VlotiChaaaellor of Pagiaud. MOILIT e. ALSTON. BIRMINORAN AND OXFORD RAILWAY—CONDUCT OF TR. DIRICTORS.—The demUrrer to the bill le this case having been overruled, Mr. Bethel now moved for an injacctioa to restrain the defendants, the 12 directors of the Birmingham and Osford Railway Com pany, from voting or acting as directors of the company, until the hearing of the eaum, or until the further dtrections of the court. Mr. Bethel!, in opening the cue, said if it were not far the defence which had - been brought forward, he would not have thought it to have done more than to refs: to the pounon of thep a, and ask for the injunction as a matter of course, but now it would be re quisite tor him to enter more fully into the eircumstaame which led to the institution of the suit, It must have occurred to the mist that the pertinacious IdIiSIONNW el than =eaten to their eSee, and their dimwit of the dkeedigg of the set et paribasent must have beta Wined by same pees liar N_vs. Their object had bees avowed to &certain extent by the alidavite filed upon this media. It would be fraud that the Mt violation of the act had fee* emunitted for the purpose at twoomplisb log a stall further isidementeM of that am. The medal act of parliament =de =deli the Bir mingham and Gibed Railway was *ma esotoined the =impereeen dames :By the Skit k was oneeted. t i thed' be lawful hr ase ri : Wen bees the raidtereby anthorieed_vabe wr say pert thereof the Great Weston. , for . oW1 "w of y and ea enah, emelitieme, C :s isl id be rentsally agreed a w n- and it =add be I=lll fa said Great Wows Railway Company, with the approbation of thesellilbe el the in seek bat=entleami eons Rißy rPl7.4l•=ll7the porptet er P er r ongl a t ill eo e rkre lis neh dla Ver. le* seeds& it wee setrowil, a That it siwald also be lawful fir dmrempiay, by eel with the authority of three fifths of the =tee of the proprietors who might lie present, either moleany or by proxy, at some general meeting specially maw= for the to sell and transfer to the said Greta Western Reilwel any sad for such last teentiensil weepsey. by wawa the Inge authority On the Wirthelesfy4tan await It Ptimilork Ow railways by emo/WWF to be sasda.ar import aarastoa as, lisle sr bare* therein, and libel= berm sr Arm the Immifielim thereof; and ea emplelen Es& pordwee, ibesellwer, er so werkthesed se at* be meleete= seli asset Western Beiwor Sensilla dwell be seedemeed Mak awl Iheetpeoh of Ise eed l ood& ff b e , Ireehee to ark bebaseekasCenow." By thole* eei * wee eseelled, " Thee no hew an ode of the soli railway te the Greet Willow Seaway Caws, Anil take phew, unite mei eatil the maxima tellesoi .he on the said Oast Western Railway should bees*** aaiwl by pediment to the same scale es, fie to • mho net aresslinp, the tells end shames which the emin =ay dowehipkweeperseeil wise lby this act empowered to take. Peeirlini sweertheisse, that the said railway sheet" not be posehatiol err soma by the said Greet Western Rail limpodebine theaulabseme - it - &wail fra thilesbnallieeel ennpany to tae the railway thereby antillerield ea - Welk and waded to of Mal 0 7 . 011 0 r led Oa MlNS. wee and tea not ' th. min oae, end Is by dio est limited, as mien be weed on Mena tbe null eanapenles ; or, in the event of different* between dim, amid be settled briaLtr bitratice, the umpire being appointed by the of Trade, or other govionatent beard ler, the time Wag entreeted with the setertielea of seilwaye." It we well known that whoa a eallway was mil pro • la prepaid in parliament, tbe mime wens =le the subeoribees in the shape of avdp. el It we me anti the set had bees passed, and the direction properly alllodebad. that the scrip share. war called *sad seated eettliestee were delivered to the ahareholdends lin of the scrip, sad We ca ll ing in of the scrip. and lOSlellden tato tertilleatesoree uffleally the first em date by the dirsiteee ; bat la the pee wee ewe • very dillies' liee of eseilait had ham panned. Aa albertiemeat woe lammed ta the that the Islip nag he el Iseasht he tole Mist mai Am the entlawase wed& lima he lathe skew halm& Illeewithrearike etatimat e tzeteell thee hat appileatlees woe mole am the hat very army et the shmeeheetem aim umearte= them yawisaiy r the Ira seetko elite ameerwy wWa ink plate es the Mb of Ootober. openal 'nesent % meeting was subsequently held on the 4th of December, but still the certificates bad not been delivered, and a etiolation was then moved that an adjournment should take place until all the certificates should have been delivered; but this was rejected, and the only excuse made by the directors was that they had net been able to procure the eertieleates from the printer. Ice consequence of this conduct, the persons who attended the meeting were those who had been fortunate eaougla to obtain their shares, and it was natural that only those persons would have received their cettificates who were thvourable to the scheme proposed by the directors. At this meeting there were resolutions passzd, by which it was agreed that the Oxford and Birmingham Railway should be amalgamated with another railway, called the Bir mingham, Wolverhampton, and Dudley Itailway, and also that these two railways, when combined, should be sold to ' the Great Western Railway Company, and a committee war appointed for the purpose of carrying out these arrange ments, and a contract was executed between the three companies, by which it was agreed that the capital of the amalgamated companies should consist of 1,700,0401., the purchase money to be paid at the rate of 101. bc premium upon each 201. share, within six months from the time of the opening of the railway, and in ease the railway should open partially, then the same provision to • jaoply to that as if the whole had been opened, and it wits agreed that the Great Western Railway Company should be at liberty to lay down either the broad or narrow gauge, and that they should have the entire control aad manage meat of the lines. It appeared that the greater number of the directors of the Birmingham and Oxford Railway were also directors of the Great Western Railway, and out of this ' fact all the mischief had arisen. It was not surprising that a company steered by such directors should manage the affairs so as entirely to coincide with the wishes of the Great Western Company. It was most improper conduct on the part of these defendants, connected as they were with the Great Western Company, to force on a meeting before the sealed certificate@ had been delivered, and immediately to effect an amalgamation with one railway and a sale to another. Besides this it appeared that, by the act of revilement under which the Birmingham, Wol verhampton, end Dudley Railway Company was formed, there was no power whatever for that company either to lease or to sell their line to the Great Western Railway Company. The shareholder, being greatly annoyed by this proceeding, had addressed a memorial to the directors of the London and North Western Railway Company, in hopes that they would interfere to protect their interests; and an answer bad been returned, stating that, if the pro posal with respect to the Great Western Company should not be carried into effect, they would undertake to purchase the Oxford and Birmingham Railway, giving the shareholders 151. premium. This offer was so moth more advantageous, that it was evident the defendants had entered into the contract with the Great Western Company out of interested motives. The defend ants, by their affidavits, had alleged that the London and North Western Company had been purchasing up a vast lumber of shares in the Birmingham and Oxford Company, and piecing them in the hands of people who would vote against the projected sale to the Great Western Company ; but this wee meet positively denied, and could only have been suggested as an excuse for their conduct, in contracting to sell the property of the shareholders at an under value, and in acting contrary to the powers given them by the Pet of parliament, which authorised a sale of the line with the sanction of three-fifths of the shareholders, whereas it sp peered that by reason of the sealed certificates being with held, the shareholders had not been able to vote at the meeting. Mr. James Parker followed on the same side, after which the court rose. INSOLVENT DEBTORS COURT. Before Mr. Commissioner Phillips. AN Igaotvenr Po PUMMEL —The insolvent, John Cleave, was opposed by Henry Beale, who had been seven years in the insolvent's employ. Cleave was a publisher an Shoe lane, and made an assignment in May last to his creditors, to whom he owed in the aggregate the sum of 2,5471, 821. of which was claimed by the judgment creditor, Beale. The assets consisted of stock in trade, good debts to the amount of 8001., and a claim of 7001. on Mr. ffeargus O'Connor, which was now ander arbitration, and the insolvent stated when this claim was decided his affairs would be wound up. The learned Commissioner advised Beals, the opposing cre ditor, to wait and corns in under the sasignment. Beale having consented, under the circumstances, to come in with the assignment, the insolvent was discharged. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 15. 1847. POLlCE.—Yatrunix. MANSION-HOUSE.—RAILWAY ANALOAKATION.—Mr. Stern, of the house of Stern, Brothers, 6, Angel-OmM Throe mortonetreet, appeared before the lord mayor and made the following statement:—ln 1845, a company was estab lished, called the Bordeaux and Mediterranean Railway Company, at No. 2, Cowper'a-court, Cornhill. They issued • large amount of scrip shares, on which they resolved an instaim of 21. per share. On the 18th of May, 1845, there appeared in the Times the following advertisement : liewasen and Meelenensen hallway Oe.eow.-1Y heel* denten elle leen= mil liedieremin bee ie Warm thee miesellsee the an serampment he =use =lrt ti isselen .lha dlib is == a ; pried to the smepeaed mew :the sehmehre ta fhb 100.- way mil tieee ems dedellive sewer eight sharer ea whisk a se et ot 41. pee ism hes hem geld, and the Mem win be resenet coos as the from gee gmee.— J. Xam.kee.ll.•. On the 9th el os ' p a, Mem in the same paper the advertisement Weer by the secretary Bordeaux and liellhammen Osespley.—The &restore ot this Mee ammo est the Mee lONINNION doe Ime of do hereermilaielemprisi, egremery therms& Inn Melee like media e repel esememe, eel is new ilse amb ,lew Fere. The isle eras et ilds mespany ere mete to t M S. he hese paid. kr wary eight of their end, WOW Me Met sertliestee, will remise= et emir de of It le head the the centimes will hereely ter Yew ea , Ord Await. he at all minds the seek= deeded Mß be on sad sear ibet day, ON epe► ilea et the els dthe erpsay, from 11 Now whoa we wiled to receive our 571 constituted shams, end 1901. the remainder in money which they owe. the directors refused to deliver either the one or the other, but they asked us to sign a parr which is to a uthorise their solicitor to enter into some litigation on our behalf against themselves. Of course we did not consent to do anything of the kind, being only deeirous to receive our money and scrip according to the terms of their own advertisement, and on the face of which we trusted them with our scrip shares, according to the practice and arrangements adopted in other companies in similar eircumstanote.—The Lord Mayor And what do I you wish me to do in this case ? I admit that your state ment and the contents of the advertisements melts heat a very strong one, and I am surprised that **penises held out to yen Mould not have been performed.—Mr. Stern: You see, my lord, that judging from the high repeatability of the direallem, the shareholders sea i he,, expected nothing bet the mast complete and pesseeelFehrmanee of all that has mewed in the advert/emu& by their semetary. lOW ear object is to soma =watery to account for the extraordinary proceediap of the directors in keeping pemenien of our money Mile they have re ceived, applied, endmised to repay. We r=aider it cc. t treacly odd that amid, issesed of meihmtim the promises held heti la eitrereleemeael ia Ge a preposition to et a paper of whisk the h e l d = To Mean Fry, Levy, awl Try.—Cheinmen,-1 ma be eats an mesa et kw epee al sr deer et Ira, the amebae dthellisedeam and the recovery et the prepeelen at the deputies es the Mine to me la that sempeng. The Lewd Mayor said it appeered to him that Inememit es the menthe was a tutor. aide mentingent premise so fraud meal be established ; that to constitute a hand It was se esseary that there must be a false pretence exig helm die delivery of the scrip ; but if the Mews. Stern Aged be advised that there was a sufficient case of conspiracy against the directors, then the remedy was to be found in an indict ment. As the case was not one in which he considered that be had immediate jurisdiction, he must refer the applicants to the authority to which they might appeal against men of such standing In society as the directors, with decided effect. TEN FOROIIIf la or ma LONDON AND 80177 N WIIITIRN RAILWAY SNARES.— Farmer*, who was on Tsesky charged upon sus picio n of having been con cerned with H. N. Wert in forging London sad South Waters 11111f18, wee brought up for re-examination.—Mr. C. Tom. teem, of &O rd, said : I bought of a sue named Wanes, who I am eenvineed is the prisoner, 40 shamed the Loudon nod heath Western Railway Company on Feb. 24 last. I mew wee of these 40 shares.—Mr. Clarkson for the preemielion_ It will be recollected that the ' prisoner yap terday &demi that he was never at authester.— The witness in his croseexamination said : I don't recollect the date, swept that I took the prisoner to Mr. Bowker's ease ea the ibliewing morning, and he received the mem bee Mr. Linder. The scrip has never been out of my poesendea. num other scrip. I sent it by Mr. Bow ker to Louise. I received that number from Mr. Kinder. I know it by the ernes on the beck. They were put on before I got it. I first saw the 'caned the dos before I went le Bowker. I am quite certain'uf hie identity —W. J. B. Kinder, clerk to Mr. Joseph Bowker, of ft wi ton, near Manchester : I remember Mr. Tomlinson to i on Friday, the 26th of February, the prisoner, w then as Thomas Watson. He was brought to me by the last witness for the purpose of selling us 250 London and South-Western shares. I purchased 50 of him, and sold 200 for him. I am quite certain the prisoner is the man. I have reason to believe that all the shares am forged.— Cromexamined : I paid the prisoner the money.—The psi sonar : I say I truer was in Manchester in say life. I assert it in the faced all the world.—Mr. Alfred Morgan, treasurer of the London and South Western Railway Company, stated that on the lot of January some new shares in the company were issued. The ecrip produced Is forged.—Mr. Charles Tabourdin, the pruonet's attorney, then as a wituess. He was, he said, solicitor for defe7= t i! the came " Whalley e. Pannery." He received notice of trial for the York Amino on February 24. The commission day being March 6, he oommunieated that hot to Mr. Farmery. and had bad annul interviews with him en the abject of that cause, and Mr. Farmery went to Leeds by his direction to get up evidence. " I do not," said the witness, " believe the handwriting upon the receipt prodesed by Mr. Kinder I to be the handwriting of Ma: Fernery." The prisoner was then remanded, the Lord Mayer, after each evidence, having-' • *woee ppt CLIFiassz4WSLL.—ALLIBOID CIWILTY. AD elderly blind woman, residing In Bridgewaterstreet, St. Pancras, named Skosema was charged with having cruelly treated two Omsk children, aged 13 and 7 years. It appeared that Mrs. Beal, a aext-door neighbour, was often attracted by the aeriesand screams of the children, who were evidently W arted and starved. Yesterday tanning she again heard *mama, whoa she proceeded to the station-home and gave information to the police. as Watkins, 113 S, was sent to the =e's house, which w let out to foreignen, and le tle Miens with marks of violence on their persons, end their bones literally protruding through their elm. Oa making inquiries of the eldest child she said that herself and sister were frequently beaten an d kept without ford. They knew nothing of their parent.. The youngest child was a complete cripple through bad nursing, and they. were both neglected and filthy. The prisoner did not deny having iaMen the eldest child tor having made a mistake in an errand. He took the prisoner into custody. The children's legs, arms, and the upper part of their persons were exhibited, and it was quite evident that they had been grossly neglected and ill-treated ; their arms were covered with livid marks, the effect of revere besting. The prisoner refused to give any account of the parents of the children. She received 3s. 6d. a week each to take care of them—Mr. Combo said she was • most improper person to have the Children, and he ordered an officer to go immediately , for Mr. Cater, the overseer of St. Pancras, who arrived, and on examining the children concurred with Mr. Comb*, and ' said he would make proper enquiries to trace the parents. — Mr. Combo diecharaed the old woman, recommending her to afford every information to the overseer as to the unfor tunate el ildren's parents. WORSHIP-STRBST.—Feiner BY • TIL•DIMAN.— Mr. Mark Collins, • hat-factor, keeping two establishmedll in Dudley-street and Little Earl-etreet, Seven Dials, was re examined, charged with having feloniously rec. ived a quan tity of horse-hair seating, the property of Mr. Benjamin Can, horse-hair manufacterer, iu Bunhill-row, mildew with receiving • number of gold breast-pins, the produce of another robbery. On the night of the 22nd ult. • quantity of undressed horse-hair cloth was abstracted from the pre mises of Mr. Carr, and immediate information of the rob bery was given to the police, without any clue being obtained to the miring cloth u n til Thunday last, when the greater portion of it, bearing the prosecutor's private mark, was brought to his warehouse by Mr. Marshall, a hotpreseer in the neighbourhood, with whom it had been left be a chair. stuffer, named atone, in West-street, Suho. 'Sergeant Brannan was accordingly despatched to the residence of that person, who exist eased his readiness to afford every informa tion in kis power, and at once conducted the officer to the shop of the prisoner in Little Barl-street, whose shopman, a young man named Hulbron, he pointed out es the person who had sold him the property. The latter, on being questioned, admitted having sold the article, but said be had done so by the direction of his master, from whom he received it. During their conversation the prisoner made his appearance, and in the first instance gave the most positive contradiction to his shopenan's statement, and disclaimed all knowledge of the hair-cloth, hut directly afterwards admitted having directed the sale, and that he purchased it from a young man with whom he had had several previous dealings. On being pressed for the name of the young man, the prisoner evaded the question, and he was then taken into custody. The shop man, Hultiron, was ordered to accompany th em to the sta tion, but he contrived to elude the vigilance of the officer, and had not since been heard of. The prisoner was next charged with receiving • quantity of gold breast-pins, which were stolen from the shop of Mr. Tam a jeweller, in High Holborn, by a man named Godfrey White, who was con victed of the offence at the last maims of the Central Cri minal Court, and sentenced to seven years' transportation. Mr. Joseph Boston, a licensed victualler, in Dudley -street, produced 12 gold pins, and stated that he purchased them of the prisoner, about a month ago, for 21. 12s. Mrs. Jane Tagg identified the pins produced as being a portion of the property stolen front her shop on the occasion referred to. The prisoner was remanded. MARLBOROUGH-STREET. Anent:LT. William Palter, • newavender, was summoned for an insult ou Lieut. Campbell, R.N., of Grosvenor House, Knightsbridge. —Lieut. Campbell said he went into the defendant's shop on Saturday afternoon last and asked to see the last number of the Naval and eitilitary. Gazette, intending to purchase a paper if he found the information in it he was seeking. The paper was without the required information, and he pro ceeded to quit the shop without making a purchase. The defendant sun alter him, seized him by the arm, shook hiss violently, called him a scoundrel, and said, " Now I have got you serve you out, for you have been into my shop be fore in the same way." Complainant gave the defendant into the custody of a police constable, but eventually he decidel on proceeding against him by summons for the assault. Com plainant said he had once before entered the defendant's shop to look at the same paper, tepee if it contained what he wanted, and as it did not, of course he made no purchase. He had, however, bought papers at the defendant's shop, and cer tainly should have again made a purchase, had he met with what he was in search of. —Mr. Bingham said the defendant had acted intemperately, under the mistaken impression that the complainant had entered his shop to read the paper he asked to see, without an intention to make a purchase. This, however, was clearly a wrong supposition ; and though the assault was violent in its character, and called for a heavy penalty, perhaps the complainant would, under all the arcumstaziers, consent to receive an ample apology from the defendant —The defendant said he was ready to acknow ledge that ha had mistaken the complainant for another person who had frequented his shop nut for a business pur pose, and he would willingly make a full apology for what had osocuresd.—Lieut. Campbell said he did not think that public justice would be satisfied by an apology only. He was, however, willing to ask the bench to put on a mitigated penalty.—Mr. Bingham said, in consequence of the nom. plainant's application, he would inflict the small penalty of 10s. and costs. LAMBETH.—Tea PARceL PINIT.—A case of conside rable hardship to a poor girl, who can ill afford the loss, relating to the defunct Parcel Post Delivery Company, was brought under the notice of Mr. Elliott, the sitting magis trate. It appeared that about the middle of March last, a young woman, used Mary Ann Mitchell, who had lived servant in the vicinity of the Wandsworth-road, being about to remove to Tottenham-court-road, carried her box, containing all she pommeled in the world, except the elothee then on her back, to the shop of Mr. Neill, as oilman, to be forwarded by the Parcel Post Delivery Company to her new place. The box, however, like other prop..rty confided to the charge of that company, never reached its destination, and after making every effort to get her box, the young woman applied at this court on the sth instant, and obtained a summons against Mr. Neill, to whose charge she had placed her bez. Mr. Neill, upon attending to that summons, ad mitted, that as the agent of the Parcel Post Delivery Cone pany be had received it, but said that by the first oppor tunny he had forwarded it by one of the comim's vehicles, to be delivered according to the and added that it was no fault of his that VIM not been properly delivered. Mr. Elliott, finding that the unlawful detention of the property by the defendant could not be proved, as he bad in point of fact parted with it, dismissed the summons, but, at the same time, feeling that the case was one of extreme hardship upon the poor girl, granted a fresh summons against Meagre Beery Owen and George Hill, two of the directors of the company, call ing upon them to show canoe why they detained the pro perty in question, and yesterday being appointed for the hearing, the complainant was in attendance, but neither Mr. Owen nor Mr. Hill thought proper to make their ap pearancer—English, the officer iu whose hands the summons loid been Oaosd, stated that, on the preceding afternoon, he went to the house No. 17, Soho-square, to serve and was shown into a room, in which he was told be should find Mr. Hill. Addressing the gentleman whom he found there, he mentioned the purport of his visit, and asked if his name was not Hill. The gentleman, without unwiring his question, observed that the summons was addressed to Mr. Owen, and sent him up stairs to another office. On entering the latter he found a gen tleman, whom be addressed as Mr. Owen, but that gentleman seemed to evince the rune indisposition to diadem his real name as he in the lower office, and both mamma to treat the matter with much apparent indifference. He (R) however left the summons with Mr. Owen, as he en.m.od his name to be, and said that unless it was attended*, a warrant would be granted.—A person in the court, warm name did not transpire, here said that there Gould be may little doubt that the officer was quite right as to his mojeteure. The place be had described, namely, 17, sohoo, was the aka of the Metropolitan Association fee the Nebel= of Tradesmen against Frauds, and of that sisoalatiso Mr. Hill was secretary, and Mr. Owen solicitor. —One .trio Emmet serviette of the defunct company said he reeollieloil may well taking the box of the complainant to the prisolpal else in Flonetreet, of which Mr. Hill had then the t ; but what had eftereards become of it he was unable to say. The witness added that a a • -caber of amemis width he himself had delivered at the Pleetstreet W liner reached their destination.—Mr. Elliott ebeareed that it was quite clear from the evidence of the last witness. that he had nojn ri sdietion in the matter, The box, hum all that could be learned about it, was last delivered at restatree_t, where Umiak magistrates alone bad jurisdiction. He (Mr. Elbert) was moth anxious to assist puma like the eoremplaiasat in (ivory wog lee could, but owing to the present la% raker by gransmin enemas was most difficult, and he hod nth the power he& mu It was an extraordinary fact, that any genes se peruse art set up as carriers without the law piming any check wi respect to the non-delivery of goods upon them, or affording any redress to the owners of such goods, beyond that given by the Police Act for the "=lawful dearation." In this case, however, it would be neeMmery te rove that, at the time when the summons was beard, tie dialed@ had the goods then in their possession, and 104 in lath libel was an end to the mate's juris. diadem and pewee te give redrew He :(MrElliott) hoped that the owe wasethd with the company complained of, would draw pubile Meat:ion to the glaringly defective state of the law, end bed to the mach-called for remedy.—lt hay ing bass Naked OM the peer girt had been deprived of her little growth. wwwwitilag to about U., and had nothing but what dm thelaggenced fa, Mr. Elliott said, that though the poor-box wait, be we awry to say, very low, he would order that haltathwarap be given to her to provide her with a nweemery change. WOOLWICH Ro AT A PRIZII-110ITT.—T7l0M08 Tacker and Edward Tenure were charged with stealing from the person of Mr. A. Mazy a gold watch and chain, four sovereigns, os. in silver, and a silk umbrella. The com plainant, who made his statement in broken English, said that he was persuaded to visit a prize .fight, which took place at Oreeahithe, for 1001. a-aide, on Tuay. He went in a steamboat to Gravesend, and thence to Greenhithe, where the fight was to take place . He paid • shilling for admission to the ring, being geld it was • quiet place. He saw the se and rowed fouot, and two men then came up to him, and taking hold of him by the arms, held him close to one of the posts of the ring. He complained that they hurt him, and they then took hold of his coat, Lad tore the front part of it all down. The prisoner Tease then came up to him, and tore hie gold chain trees his neck, saying, " keep year gold chain safe for you, and after the fight I'U give it you back." His watch from the chain, and was up by some onel ro E s t d who, complainant did not know. At that time he had his money safe ha his pocket, and Trevor, then came up to him, and after asking him whether he had lest anything, mid, " You have bias used very badly, I'll be your protector." He told ism plainant to kneel down, as the people behind him weld amt see, and he then hit him on the hat with a stick, sad brake his hat. He then felt in his pockets, and found his man • was gone. He also lost a silk umbrella. He afterwardssow Taker, and asked him fur his umbrella, but the prise..,, using a coarse expression, threatened to break lie haat A police-constable took Testier into custody as tee wog about to enter the train at the Blackwell Railway. The eon plainout tiointed him out IN tit. marl who robbed him ; he had the Complainant's umbrello In his hand, and upon being taxed with the robbery, he said, " Oh, yes, that's the umbrella the gentleman left in tha ring."—Poliee-eonstable 151 K. proved apprehending the other prisoner in the wait ing-roam at Blackwall.—Taker denied the robbery.—Mr. Jeremy expressed some surprise that the case should have been sent from the Thames Police-office to this court, as neither the effenee nor the apprehension of the prisoners took place within this district. He should therefore order the prisonen to be taken back to the Arbour-square station house.—The prisoners wen removed in custody. MONEY MARKET. WIDNISDAT ETIN IWO. The fluctuations in funded values to-day were more extraordinary than have often been witnessed. They noged irom the two extreme points, I/ per cont., within two hours after the opening of business. From 86 to / Consols rose almost uninterruptedly to 871 for present time, to the consternation of the speculators on beer account. They subsequently descended with intermediate gradations to 864 to I for present account, at which they left off, 4 per cent. better after all than the opening rates. For the May account Consols opened 864 to 4, advanced to 874 to 1 ; but at the clone of business had receded to 864 to 7. The more certain apparent cause of the remarkable rise of prices, may be attributed, according to current report, to the discovery of the large account of a speculator uncovered to the ex , tent of no less than two mullions. Advantage was taken in the toilet course of the difficulty of finding stock to an ewer claims of each magnitude. The prices were raised upon the speculator accordingly, at least such would seem to be the cue from the fact of the subsequent decline, when the object we, earwmplished. Amongst the largest buyers both fur money alel time, were two broken, well known to b.+ generally employed by the Hebrew party out of doors, who include among them some of the largest capitalists. Another report •as current also to which the sudden rise was attributed, which will be noticed hereafter. Business left off in other stocks at 85/ to 6 for Reduced Threes; for Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 864 to 1 ; for Consols Scrip, 2/ to 2 discount ; for Bank Stock, 194 to 6; for Long Annuities, 81 to 9 ; for Exchequer Bills. 2/ discount to par; for India Bonds 2 discount to par. The agitation in the market to-day was such es scarcely to be paralleled in the recollection of the oldest ambers of the Stock Exchange. The dealings in foreign docks, in view of inch excitement in the home funds, were ma usual of the most limited ca tgut. The late advances in Spanish Bonds were not exactly maintained. The prices were quoted 251 to I ; the Threes, 36 to 4. Portuguese, 35 to 6. Mexican, 204 to f. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 581 to 1 ; the Fours, 894 to 904. Ramis.. 110 to 111. A potent cause of the sudden elevation of funded values in the morning was, as understood, the renewed state ment, so far ai authoritative user:ion and gene ral credence, of an order in council being about to be forthcoming for permitting an issue of small Rotes by the Rank of England to the amount of three millions. A notice from the Stawrce has be., issued to the bankers, to the following Snare an, T Loewe, Aran 10.— Geellessmk—lt having come to the a the Dowd of Shop eind Tans, tint bankers who are lloommg to lam wctansged 'Meg, mile the 9th Gen. IV., c. 23, beg Is Num Wows re-10W MOW made payable to order after mmHg 01111•114 a ow he, bees mbraltted to the Attorney and eallelase fail le to to. *Oft falba proceeding. The Mani ham resolved *a aglits of Ile law irms, that • proud. eery note, molests whir. an dellegel sr attar ante, trued on anatomical paper, by a brew saw the 9th Gee. IV., c. 23, canna lawfully Is mamma ear moist. aid that by 00tittia• to caticel such note. sod by smokilkie parity ot sot., In. Timed by the It soillos of 611 Oss, lad Is Incurred. The board think It Ogle OM thin split &oil bees -1 to all the billor fleck klbrmatio• dg sa idrom.-1 gentle men your Moro /Comm, gedetant . . This nodes ame perfectly intelligible and correct a regards notes paysbie to order after date," which in effect are " bills," likitbe seven-day bills of the Bank of Eng land, and ought to be so designated. The re-issue of such bills after payment must be entirely irregular, if really car ried on. It is an evident evasion of the stamp laws. But why the re-issue of notes payable to bearer on demand should be placed in the same category is incomprehensible. It may be that the banking law sirs so, but not having it before us at the moment we shall not pretend to decide. It must impose a conaiderable, and, as it would seem, an unne cessary, cost, upon the issuing banker to compel hint to cancel the note ilen , rl one day, and returned upon him the neat, to replace it ' , re fiett :om-r with an entirely new note. ►aotaatt Yonne. _ . Back Stack, IN 63 S —......... . .......—. SsitA Pen Stack. 66# S per Cs. Red. seas, 4.4 µS 6# Data X Sens, 53 Spar et. eaas. Amu, SI4 6 71 01 Omsk foe Aces., N 71 41 I # New se par . 7t. Ism, Nil # 74 # 3 per Cs Com Scrip,* 415 It An.. exp. los 4, INS, 54 4 Ss /NIS, ISSN.. SI, I 4CS pm Do. S 0 y••• exp. Oct. 10, lOW 4 IS If DID*, Small, 3 al. 2 N.. Cs 15414 Slosh, ruSer £1.500, 3 U. 1 7 0t121014 FUNDS. 3 per Ct. 1.1.1114. 1105514. 631 1 ple CC Rpial4S Trois. 1144., 41 1 4 per Cs Ilesican, 151*. 20# 3 par Cs. Spasish /14544, 36# # # II 4 per C.. Pen..ll.ld. Sas., 33# 4# M Cent. litlitas Sow* Ss. 23 O p.. Cl. trams Dana., 1121. 2 St. tuas.l4 1001 US 1 4 to , 050. Deo* Radom/4. 12 3 prr Cs 0,451.2 Ikea, Dl.. has 0511,4111 1I f ties.. IMO, 144 11 4 par Cu Dims OM, NI NI # PAWS. irait 13. lay ' 7 par Deals. . 77 SO . . 113 73 41 Pc . • • 1117171•17 I. 1740. fN D. 1. MC Ds. N. . re 17w q. . Nsplss Kasen . 10113 'Dams Loam . 1011 1DD7•77 Owls , kuk Slam I itTeiZrT, To ixeitii D. De. MA.D•II), Ans. 4.—Tl re. mg Coals.. >I4 Prim. S. ; C 174 [adman ea Iderka. Y. ir I "., 13 w. . IA 10. Cesta •eery. 11l •COMIIt Pire per , 111. Baal of Bt. ►.ruaua, Entastmon, Arita t3.—The Exchange Both of Scotland no. offers per cent interest on &pones of one year and 4i per cent. on than!, lodged for halt • year. RAILWAY NEWS. The share market was fair yesterday, with every appearance of further amendment until checked by the re action and decline in the funds from their extraordinary advance in the morning. SHARE LlST.—Lonoopr, APRIL 14. vaouidars ot th. ta arum drawers Ersoft Mr& unmet. Ors thme of LW. Ix D. a.Wn• pried. .., 0, as ma i PAWS, AMC. IL /1676.707. . P• 444•04 Orions an N s. 121 h MI N WI N Pam sad i.e... 077 110 61111 Ni N 077 N NO imin Led NOM NO SO 11l 23 NS 71 Avis.= & Kam TM I* . 0711114 777 10 747 30 litnrall s it NO E . 1N.. ,. ........ 114440004 KAN. . .... • •r r• aits elks ail 11 OM 71 771 SAILWAY BILLS IN PAR LLLIIIINT. MOUT= ON ISt 111111111.—Oeser 1.--lem U. Moth Nulaseizirr., a h Imiamerate aseknial I id& Sr. a teerilleie he LW . ltr. Nip kall em r Y. Dykes. and Sr. Oellaa in Ye era reseal lot *ay ad rramod Oak Aim= villt IMO Sr. Talbot Or preeseiatle alarm lbe eNtaiNet in IN ; Brlaltlea a. Ompay, eel het eat ofthelel lit speed' at the ebbs et the etemille WINTINOB.—OXIAT WRIMMIX OW 1811111AL—Germvl ifeetiste.—Apll 14.-114,0a5. OVUM ta the Air. Ths =1 tbs Walston sailed Ihe erhglrl eldest of the empitey. sad that the tell togesdater• eds eottatry Isla ire the IMINIMIMI le- 7,0041. Os. Id. ; the Whose la heads it 4,2761. lis. tOrL The lenta of amislitemation with the het Ink, Kailas, Oonpany were then stated. They are, of alum the those announced to the meeting of that company an knerhy hat, repo` tad In th e Erpre.• of the following day Ihr report was as was alma resolution for the amalgamation with the East Relies, Company. M•NCH Fat rg6 AND Lass's.— Special lbeeing chestier, April 14.—Mr. H. Iloolesaworth in the ch a j g ,....m a cn einem woe under the standing orders of the Moo, of merely to give the proprietors a second opportunity of eigalfring ta d , went to the hills they might bare before parlianont before Untok were proceeded with in the utiper house. The I narcilud references were read, and the bills agreed to aria/ire. Meth-donna odd the M. ditional capital required for the new lines. supp os i ng them to be ear. lied, watt now estimated at 1,262,7041. The agreements rDlersd ID with the neon, and Wyre, and ,he Sheffield, hotbed:am, ae. way companies, were then submitted, aith certain no dillmtions, and the chairman took the opportunity of staying, that the hoard haring foreseen the difficulties arising from the i.e./mare on the 'atom sur. het, had taken .11 the steps they could to pniode for them, and they dot no t propme to proceed with the new hum, and mil op the money deter than was con4gent with public ma, Pie me and the interests of the company. It moo es. *tined that the modification in the Preaton and ='t Consisted In an equalisation of inteted. lye ew4e arrangement woo for an incrowing sum to he paid then our mix years for their line, beginning at 3 5 .006/., and ending with Meek It lad been agreed to mho itute a series of equal pay meets amousaa4 to tie average of there poymnita, pot over the era, but over en. year.. Rednoed to iflerest, the amount would he shoot If. I Sa. upon each 331. Mare per annum. At the end of the nine Tom fall amount of 31,0001, per annum would be divisible upon that** . The resolutions were all passed. F.xt,Tcn AND CRYDITON. Spericil Meeting. April 12.—Mr. J. W. Buller in the chair. The meeting wag held, ce a requisition. to consider the propriety of 'riming the number ar directors and determining who should go out of uftl.s. Mr. Th., moved that the number of directors he reduced from ten to stc, making four a quorum, and that Menem. Buller, Browne, Montag. and Frlpp go out of office. Mr. Thorne oonten.!ed that the holders had been driven to take this step, he the chairman lad director. tilling up vacancies in opposition to their Mehra W. Youngs worded the motion. The eh:Orman Ward to put the motion, as ; and entered into a defence of the &redoes' poli m Mr. Wilkinson contended that the Vice-Chancelor, ho mom, injunction against the directota . had pronounced the previa proceedings weal. The eompany'e eolicitur mat the amok. of Ferjemat Kinglake, to the effect that the number et directors could only be reduced at the ordinary in February. Mr. Thorne called for • show of hankie declared his resolution carried. Mr. Wilkinson the] submitted than, Mr. Buller bring no longer • director, soul l no keeper be chair eta, and moved that Mr. Thorne do take the chafe. The motion brim smonded, was put and declared carried by Mr. W daimon, who toe Mr. Thorne to consider himself he the chair, Mr. Bo Orr refusing to give up his wet. Mr. Buller, after inking whether any other Ind ► man had anything to propose, declared the meeting diseorrep, left the chair. Mr. Thorne made towards it, and a scramble for the minute-book took place. which mu berried off be the secretary, after both be aid it had been laid pecotrate. The majority of the directors and minority of the shareholders bovine left the rem Mr. Thorne took the chair. Mr. Wilkinson having reed the heads et agreement with the Taw Vale company, • relolutloa enrollee then was put and carried unanimously. Me.rs. to.p. r and Wagner were sent in quest of the common Peal of the company (to dn. lo the resolution). but returned without it, Resolutions, stem then pared restricting the directors front opening the line on Pfe broad out warring further expense in completing the Junction with the Braes' and Exeter; and directing the secretary to obey the reduced tree/dot directors, and aMa the company's seal to the foregoing rersolutions. F•t •. VAID. Si lAA*. 1 I 4:. 11 L 714 La 4411.1.„........ fit ~... /11•14114)74•04. I 11716414 Iralilr.6 r tr:V , rlll. D. e4374444er 4444 Lelsio.. l e l I a... • 1304.11 Purl 141 if 1 111 Do. 1 Mom ...... . 3fp. • 14 . 4 •44) 44. 4 a7. 4 Ave I4lp .4 Do PURA II Primal •44 flow -.74 A. 11,444.411.1 IS Da. A. 4444.. . ...Ipar 14. 17 Do. 71•14 (ASA 111 Atk105had0•114......3.1. ' l l4 x...... D. 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COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS - -- PRODUCE.-11Inrcino-Lasa, Aratt.. !I.—singer theglom which JIM hang over this market for the last week still conttraer, sad but very small amount of business has born dole: but it olsould he re marked that importers do not mein sales. About 300 lawn. of West 1 India bare been sold by priv .te connect, without shoo* say fur thee decline in prices. The only public sale brought forward was one of 550 cheetis Bahia, sod all were with.:rawn at last week'. currency, 475. 495.; refined t .erably steady ; lumps. fits. cal. Gra. Come has been steady. 30 hbds. Jamaica, Os. 87s. ; 200 bales fair steno garbled Moots, 63A. ; and 900 hap Java, 31s. 81., found buyers is public sale. (food °edam/7 Ceylon rather dull at 41., at which price • sma/1 parcel was sold to the trade. Moe has declined emit G. Low middling white Rental sold at las., and yellow cargo at 16a, in push, sale. PTrper mall part of 1,700 bogs pow! clean black Sumatra sold at . nel. per lb. Cotton continues to hare great confidence. 1,290 holes sold Cl very full prices. Tallow dull at 49a. 3d. m spot. Tea: Small public sales are , dvertined for Friday. Duties paid in 1847 to lent week —London, 7,123,2791 b.; Liverpool. 1,359,16114; Bristol, 196,3041 b. ; Hull, 71,121 b. ; Clyde, 334.7261 b. : total, 9,486,3931 h. Same time in 1816. 9,171.34310. Internee, 312.2321 b. 001TON.—Lreetwoot, Alan 14.—Tte mamba was leer animated to-day, but still tbere was aWe brainier'. lb sales were 6,0u0 bees, 1,000 on speculation. Pam% Aran. 13. —STATZ nI to COWn itillll27.—The socounta received in Paris from the conntry markets War so doubt whatever that the rise in the price of Sour and wheat ia aradfly gaining ground. The amply is diverted as “otinuing to be abort and the offers to sell not very frequent. Beauvais has rive mon SL W Sr., Dieppe 4f. to 31., Le Mans 3f., Arch-mar-Ante (Cissagmer) N. to 2f. 50e., ClA losioaur-Ilsrme If. In the north, Area has rim If. to 31.; in the tat alone the fall the 77 gamma not bring yet reached that part of shethegtraaYtg is about 21. lower, Nam. hervilliers N. 40r la the melon affairs were unmated, and the rise made freah Inerr Wog tripled from 106 f. to III!. the sack of 137 Moo IfY girt an artniss of about 3f. the ear. MILL Arm Nth. IL Irilrea•VlAL Huddle'. Wax Maley 176 04 W.N led 11 . 410111 Mama Ills II Dutton Taalleld IN OP Inns V lisswell Wolpvell Man lb Id W.U. BM Cam* lAN SEIPPLVG INTELLIGENCE. Haanceorn, Keane IJ.—Arrived: M.eda. Rouen; Bata* Bah terdam ; Thames, Stulphe ; Nssfolor, Stralsund; Triton, Oneol: Alida, Orletkwoki: Riga Pneket, Mimetic. Niorge, Norway; Re cker* hederieketad ; Endeavour, Bailie ; Owed, Hamburg; Aso, Emden; Apolq Guernaey ; Albino, Hamburg; Johanna Coombs, Ostend ; Lyas, Denmark. Sailed .Carir . pria, t . Josernim, rim Quebec 4 ; l ltl .'; ; ho bo, Odd = ; John Ball, Hamburg ; Rainbow, konerdant • Rapid, Rotted= ; City of Rotterdam, Rotterdam ; anger, Harlingen ; Felts., Lintes; Tear Not, Madeira. LivearooL Aran. 14. Arrived : Augusta, &Method. kr Quebee, with los of maintopman, &e. • Rob Roy. Virg.nist Canna, New York; Coromandel, Mobile; John Bell, Savannah. in he. 33, long. 70, fell in with the barque Trial, of London, abendema. Sailed : 13. Elita Kincaid, New York; Leda, Malta; Mk, Trion, Active, Crenatadt; Mermaid, Constantinople ; Sophia IMO& R. Peterateng; Margarets,Enterprise, Newfoundland; Vb. torn, Bay Chabur. 14. Ceylon, Btaten Inand • lo li n Neekrandlaad; Antoinetta, New Orkesis Liberty, New . foundland; Marian Memel; Dismal d (s), Ma deira; Parker, Demerara; Ann P.ky, Lisbon; St. Helier, Monte Video; Tynwald, Habana ; Nasty, Mow burgh; R. hobo, Bonn ; Zephyr, Bergen; Mario Allis; Ent. my, Virginia ; Wanderer, St. Loris ; Motion, Calcutta ; Edema, Virginia ; Monarch, Shanghai ; Emulous, Corfu; Comer, Being; Bland, Calcutta. The Jane Gado, that arrived here yesterday from Miginia, fell in with large quantities of field kr, kith March, In. 41, keg.* endives completely embedded for ten hours. The Cambria (L), from Liverpool to Halifax, was seen on the kit of April, lat. 10, long. IS. The Aurora, for Quebec, the Edward, for Alextuidria, and Axis, far Richibuno, have all put beck with slight clamor, hams boss Is costact. [Advertisement.] —Scßommous Soars or Tsm STAPPINT MILD PT TIOLLOWAT . 4 OtpTURPT ATP Rua—Mr. C. Brook, molding at Btandish.ill, Suffolk, had the whole oi tils brad one frightful mar of acrofillowt sores and ulcers, beads Isar large ide re on hi. kip. He had been thus &filleted f w tea reaming ender the treatment of the greatest surgeons lit the country, Mei 1111 for a coosidershie time at the Worcester harmary, without mall the iftat benefit. lie, however, is another of the man who has been eared after every other mems had failed. Three asleh i me dicines are equally efflesetom in all cases of gout and rbensatlim, a contracted and stiff joints. gold by all drunests, and a Prokma Holloway's establishment, 244, Strand, London. DI TN.. IMUMELL—ApriI 4, .4 Alawk.k, wrik NO. E 15q.,./Iligirna. men. COILIZTT.-4,411 11, et MIL Wlllipms. dle Wei d Ile la. L Or. Wu, No. CZAWFORD.—Ap.II 11.. t IC W terrace, 01•4pw, llat.Ow. fere. of a row DIMWIT —Aprtl 14. Km JA. D.ItI. W. Rig It Walken, a• OALBILAITH.—korII • IL at VS, Woo late *met. 04.041. &M . 1 ..14 .61 ?' HALL—Apr{llo.a/ Tattawkam. the 'elk of W. Hall. lat. at • or. HALL—April la, at Jamb's man, ter wife It Capt. W. T. 111. of • aro. JOUNSOM.—/iprll If, at Claphsai.rtn, Ctn. W. 0 lealleaL W. April 10, at enalechawn Hawn. lawitamme. to frOf M Alp k, Ewa , of • Caseate, PLUMMET—MoII 11. at W. Upper Phawilllam Wren, Dalin, Oa M. Mn. J. PlwYet at • de neater. 1.11 ttGEoT.—April T. at Monk Great Gemmel Wen. GaMCW" . 1 W 0 f 64: Her. J. P. Iniareat, of • diameter. TO WHIIRSPID at WlaeYa.tb. will. of LP. Towable/. WII. Mean W I LMOT.—Aprll la, et WorMep, the vette at Z. W. Wilmot. lot ofa at WINCHILSTEM.—AmiI 10, at Peat Canton.plece. 01mtele. tiA ....T.' too. afa mi. ILIMILIAOIIB. CALLOW-ALLZT.-April 11. at irempera. Phew. Zeit . Widow. of Walla«A baltilailL ILnr. •". fdgaf of tits late W. Allen, of Whi , charce. CAUL-WATSON -April 11, at lidebtow by the Zoe. C. L inaltmo.9 l Carnadaa. 0. 1 Ono, Sao . sal, tareittei of the lam 1106 N. Baltup 00 W41.13111MT. sad formerly of the WA* Meade. is Ism, Moil damehter et 1.1.• late) Watt.. Zeit of Wick Ireate, Sells DONOVAN-Tmomas -April IL at M. Oo*ll'l. 1441 ' 1 " .r.l the Very Row. the Dean of Sallahary, A. D.se•ss• 760M4040 4104100 a of the 10.• J. P. Thomak zau. d Lerhanytoa. I 13011.11ANT-ILACIN 00 a Z.-April IL at Preatra by the WT. 7. 0. 66 Dsrmat.Mama C• 66. 0. 699190 . Yost. ealy ditutiair ef the late Jobs Katt Ilacithewir. Sta., lerar H SWAT-CHILIIITIL-Aaril O. at Zalabarge, X 0. Neale. • 14110.1.. to Italian.. seem& atmest••• of It Cletsle. La.. X DOW% MALTSY-BRADPOLD.-April I( al SS 1 . 11.13. Kay. W. linitent, ILA. the Key. H. 7. Maltby. yaw tax.... - Nialtele ef Darhasa, to Rambo* Wary, *Meat damloor. of Orval IY T. Ilradfarl, 0.C .1. MARAHALL-JACILSON.-Amll 8. at Hawletroilh, VI 110. Dewey. Mr. N. Moduli, cleatist. air Am.. to B.IIX, WSW" W. Jaelsou Mae, soon., of West Itrawalch. WitOTTIYALST-J KFILITS.-0401 I, at 0 th. Otammota. WS Res. Z. J. Womrooley, of Torteahall. lb WOW Rasm6, o6o ° O WN of Ur Imo I. Jefroys. Bq., of Tysom, Ihommat. DRATMS. ACTON.-Aprll It. at Lemma meet. DNRe. af omomm4loo,lA6/ 119 6 1 Amteltorr et the late 1. Utah, M.D. of Onothobor. ATNIN4O3 I . - Api 11 11. Agaits,tba 00 IN Mo. T. W. Aillsol6 ogra Pese7 30400. trlverettne. intern • ORAM.-Amil 9. at S. Ilarllssomehlims. St. Joha . o.mai. OeN Warta. the a 16 of T. C. Brattlailamm. Mm. 1100111.-Aprll 10. m Teesallles. she Rem IL ltrvii. IMO te,ll -April a. at Arta. A. /latehlmea, e et dm lan Irv. N. {mow, of Chichester. aged f =milts. CAPILL.-April IL at Wstfard. Mayor M. R. Capri, Rl6 6M 06 ...." 4 at. of the H. Rea. W. Coml. and tO. CART -April 8, at Lewis, Marin Montague Ormsby. yawed sittll of 6 1 Ree. De Cary. CRADW SM.-April 9. at Iloothpart, Wary, al6ot daasolsrallail 6SlL of Presterkh. lessebester. 00LeT014.-Aprll 8. ofllattaderay ha*, Wiltahlre. N. P. 0810.0. 61.• 41 that elate anie •f SLIM 1. Oafteishira. DOPED{ -Aril ie.. Leedom, Aaertla Clartatte, eldeft daaSIOW 41. leCtree. Zee . ef *ohm. alma. Ombra...al, tape It TAINAN.-i-Aprfl 11. at Reoaraaa, No. IL irssas, reltx el the teN 020. C. II Tablas. acid St TLITCHRIA-Apell I. at Staameed Qwl. R.aodstroMA. 1 91 wW , dattehtee T. W. 71•142/or. ea Da41.7. mei 3. 0010 2 HIST -Air 11 Oa Rev W. oo4lny.il y Laham. 14.07. WO 1,. 0148111-April 7. at I. Pilrlyy•mnot, Retaliate.. Jame Thaaava. true last Nat of IL Orel', Zee. JACKSON.-Apr 117. at Xigt,66l, Tommy. R. Jaime, aide. of, ha INN W "Jaelmao, Mao , Weimer at. lavrogoll p. 400 JOHNSON.-41 0.0666 Am. 10.00 0,0 ^ ft " .0 fl* Johmoo. Mir mp 011.96 MOW 91 • JON IeRTON Mosessfemtem. Olammtr, D. Ointerma. Ma. LAM SliaT.-Apel Son OMB, 66• 6 1116 may. Matilda 5m00m610 9 0. 1 OM 66 P. 1,6066. If; LONDO7I.-4 , 1111. at Woolliblate. Tmaham Oww. 7. 1.1", Metl 19 PALYIPATMAX -Artt 11.0 Polheymmo. sao is ratleaoaomos,*o. POukk, Illawbetter, 00101. Chreltire. MM ". a an . W zu.-Apet s. so T 699966 6 1 99, - ofoolh RSID.-Aoru 7, Jamas Ogesll.oo 011 , • et J. Rold, lag., of Talk Lawman, Dablet. read IS ROIWIRTIK-Aril la. Lomb, ib• orlat at A. Robarta, et Aar% el ilasolug math.. 80. gym a yr.e. swims. Woo. mod 114. lIISSON.-.Apetl 11, fit Ilmatmem, Imam WOO. the ail WM IL 1...°4 lIRIRROW.-Apra 4, X Ohapal.lame, Illotoky, Owyhee 161/66 61. TROANSWDLL.-Aprll 0. at Dom CRC Ilartom.m.Treat, •1.116 r YM 6 sonar M It Tratmetrill. M.. aired L TUNXIIII.-Aprti I. at Cheltealtim. Prams*. yMallew X. Throw, Ext., el Teams Rare, Litiagadora, awe I•. by Fluted and Publldoed W mama Assam leeta. of No. is. TomamML I. the pa 00 of at. lelgo. la Um Clay a Insim. 6 66, .16. of Moro. Lae *seat sae Matas, M Lowbasiatreet. is the of 1210setrian. la the City of ULNAS. Scsaty /8144 kart --Tartar., AA.. la, ISM