The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-04 00:00:00

• 1 \i Tebt (EXI3 rt 4%. ( I I( i 1 No. 3,135.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 4, 1856. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. §TEAM BALTIC MTS.—NORTH TION COMPAIIII6 Iroden weekly from Ireumbe Wlkart Tomr —..r.tAoki le the leVir k Awl guise* MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM aad SONS' I PACKET pn I Pd fnr AITTRA LI A —Tot POI? rinu-ur Omega oft donna (kk Wr eICaICX, gen., Iyag In an Er lab Dor& Ai T ACAS LA E. ClAnamenla. TAY Sanallle alp ha swim sem,radu4 o In 11•1 worst, mad WM dr i Fimes at maws M and Awn... a a —Tot at Nam gab en IAL IP. AL LP.PIF:II7 78relaN Itilem - MOIST 1011 All mad WAS. INA TEAM sad RAIL to ST. PETERSBURG sad KARNS ANATOMICAL =MX BALTIC PORTS.—NORTH gouptoitierwt RAVI- a sim 0 TION COMPANY* Inman. NTRANI END, are demiatied el TI from I Mort Tower LeMes. anewne neede and to and le the laiVi k iree M the NEMO. OSA reap 101 l at ellik IR. relanknee. and awe. arm apt melee ail w r ih Merste and pea aely ar Meals. end RentaGeti amd et ey Re. .st 4 pm. Pan Panemees MI Is Mead trip tem Madan to tae 611•11 MI gimes : NCOML—D tb• Lest thirt:A s ere hundreds K Pamela IMMAGGI B iel cuts a il m m• et Me et We RANT lel Clamp 0 VA 9 0 X. DIA reA m OrlaDf l arAntiab is me MAI Ball IM mni OR. widest lan me ems, teem ideel teatimhe al gissideso .... 1 0 0 3 10 0 all cammemmt. mnd Infr latemedien um bemoan M ....101 0 0 0 eitharzemaz .. taMr.te the Comma" Wardroom •• 9. Omenhannt M. —SW IP 609 tit. Iw, Chatty _d arm* belf Ma Per pesoweee hear mrtlealen, w& Se as p !=c glinlarr 8 MODEL WATCH, 88, t raNualw.maws wMilimelealt. We marimenw. sew wilmlmetibe Cl 7 l = tdr7Rmid Ihte/ma. te 31_ .r. , am. 1. It lia mos i mer=l ar is tr . l , 4lrE, Is 1 9 . 4 . ~ reameeherg ad Milk porie. Os palm OM CO, 0. Riliwarleanyomeimemitmet. Pelamme are ahe warm v mr. J. • Prldleh ssies 4a. 01= COALS. —Br Seem end Ranwsy.—LEA sod Go., a sooasers. Rigli a• bm 8.1 E lir 6ml D.Pli th i r alki4L aii - efa STEAM to NORWAY.—NORTH el EUROPE ~ ,aime• !Nook WI . sr In emir STEAM NATIO* lON 001IPANT1 Bp WW . 6 . um dompuebod toms Holl to deem lea Io load ,11 a n 01. 1d TP oombig the Royal 114/‘ oft Sr I MF ions 1 Siotions. Ma'am,. II ..9 ' hoomeoro Mg Marl Nom% Way. RE B HER'S KASHMIR PLANNRL dectreP aN" Ertelf :6 :4 "*. T IRMO aad 0 111 Imdla To W aseare ulna, ; le WOOL 111 r. Jr. et the mol W. & simmers, lhasseem Meat. • mod Geneml mai dre le home. ; and bad eatema iit ase pm , t o TRAM from HULL sad GRIMSBY to COM and pembenwat MR he am GOTTREBURG. —REDUCED PARER—TM NORTH of (1 01W1N0°S wjatmarigou tha ban 5 Pt /TRAM NAVIGATION SPAN Y a teltmlim R ag mai m A s t MOW= .rid teal .em asosubes _ a ini oduarlar ra Wssaas. ig viz '''. 06 • p ais = the Wa n .. the lej s e .i* w a thte . alia Maytag ILlegtman 133 Ns. a bli s i rMilli atm % le .. 41Vee all =Ai: trem Leaden. eta arm. ..1.1.11, in. tol..____ " 1::: 10040100 asd Ina al Mamak i r ma .40. mar eepeaarkln etattm e re W. B. AM:OMM liareag Dlreeter. MllMadlne .1. 0.706111. • AZ saw. mot VICTORIA (LONDON) DOCKS. R f he REY HAIR RESTORIID to its ORIGINAL tellaMaf MI OA TO ERIPPRIL OOLOUR MO retaarsty. end 'lame', W the PATENT Tem WORM Og.VA2IIO 0011114 mit DRUMM. Mich am she en malaillan SKETCHES OF LONDON ACTORS. INAUGURATION OF THE NEW MUSIC HALL AT BIBHINOHAIL TER AMAZON LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. From the report of Mr. Harding, official manager to the Court of Clisaessi, on the way in which this company was carried on, it appears that the Amara Lite Assume and Loan Company was projected with 33,869 shares, bat a deposit of 6s. was paid on only 1,056 of these shores, for which the deed of settlement was executed prior to eon. pieta registration, but no payment was at any time made is raper of the remaining 31,130 shares. The capital for which the deed of settlement was subscribed, sod for which shares were allotted, unonated to 39,3121., and yet the total amount paid up was only 1,6611., being se. per there on 6,807 shares, end leaving a rigor of 81,2601. due in respect of deposit oa 32,605 shares, aad 29,4841. es the amount of capital rill uncalled. In the return made by the company to the Joint Block Registration Ofiee, signed by two of the director, in 1854, it was set teeth that 28,675 shares in the company were forfeited to tha company, but no catty ap pears in the minute book of any resting of directors at which each alleged forfeiture took place, and, if as nude, it was not in reorder* with the 94th clam of the deed of settlement. Of the shares so nturned foredted 2,829 shores were shame is newt et whisk the deed at arliement bed berm reared prier I. emplete norietration, and of such shares no fewer than 27,700 were shares standing in the names of the provisional directors, and the remaiaing 75 were allotted prior to the date of pro visional regiatratioa. The books mouthed an entry of 7751. for "preliminary exixonsee," which is explained to bar been expended in the presentation of 1001. each to the pro visional directors and projectors, amagst whom figure the emus of one " noble lord " sad one " right hon. ' gentle man. The total premiums nesived in respite' of policies during ths society's exbtenee amounted to 1814, the amount paid for expenses being 2,1844 la addition to which there were claim when the 'moiety rued of 3,2681. against it. Thu. are 119 thatrlbutories and 86 creditor., and a call of 21. per share has been mode to discharge the liabilities. In concluding his report with some ormente en the me, the °facial marry remarks that the Amason Lite Araraacie and Loth Company was little else than an abortive whew, promoted (thistly by individual. without means, who subseribed the deed of settlement for an amount that they wen utterly unable to pay, sued subscriptions befog solely Is order to comply with the 7th section of 7 !LS 11, so ea to obtain • certifiers of complete ref/titre don, whereby the company became constituted a joint stock *moan, within the meaning of the act, and the whole paid-up capital being inadequate to noon the expenses De mmer, to bring the company before the public suerdently terries mums confidence, the project entirely faded. The Dempsey, it may be remembered, was located at the City ad of Iromonger•lase, and was noted for its huge braes plate, some five feet high, in the km of a shield, with the word "Amara" la the middle. COMPTON. BIRMINGHAM, WZDNISDAY Enorma. The formal opening of a now mule hall, just mood la this tows, took plan to-day. The great mama hall is this tows (eadivalla is Ilarope) is not likely to ha superseded by say ether aildieg, sad we have roes to believe that the projeaten of the new hall have bad no dna °bidet is view ; their papaw ha bees to erect each a hall as should at all times ha adaptable to the public, capsblo of asixamodaVag nearly as large a umber of persons as the Town Hall, but so ~traded that a mullet bend and shone would be more effective than in that baildiog. The Messiah was perfumed to-day with a vary *Mena bead and chores. It numbered amity Ave violins, half-a dmen violotullae, sa equal number of doable basses ; flame, obese, clarinet*, baasacesa, and harps—two of seek ; hems, tramped., trombones, opltialeidoe, and dram in proportion. With the faetrumental was ambled more than a hundred algal, heaths mama lasammata FOR BOMBAY Direst (to tail hos Dustin so the fte ealllat at Pielmsuis=les ' yII11141 "."‘". M I." qr..' di* 11•= ...i ttnaber• IDA of Wiled . leiZtel ii r 866 =tsith MI tire roast Is hello em amw=lorpoinagm. mein MatrarZellllloftratririar. y f IR MADRAS Direst to mil hen Chsvessed IS Tek Osenber. hit Wit. Wawa Nosey smi no llour Ppleadid dilp Di II NIP vas. Oatti. Wit boa Imams isimosimake pmmetei. sad t 4 "IV7S;7" llama 11OZOY r' mod /117 x. hrisasostrAm. EOR CALCUTTA Direst (to sail from Orsressed t rt: 5e5,. 141 1 3.111Verei ga M ar sZirtUal —.T.Lt he tv MO E pt %CAN.RGAN.IA meet ; et It 11CLItOD. AILLPOZT. tad 1 KG a T SIM t. I portanalelbeti /roily most etthe noted saws of the day. Mr. Alfred Malec condoned, and amongst the sewaliste were Madams Clara Moselle, Madame Wens, Min Dolby, Mr. Weiss, Mr. Bins Reeves, sad Mr. Montan tha;th. VOA the CAPE of GOOD HOPE (daily t'id a Ver, stititirrutt rCaggaln JAM WI 'TOOK E; So load In the Lotadmi Doh. ight M otel" apr4, to MCLEOD. ALLPORT. end )10/10 N. news WIURAM 9011111. 144, landesball *trent The ball itself—so startling from its very novelty—end exceedingly striking and beautiful, as.Yegards ite interior, (on whisk done every effort in that way has been beetowed) demands more than a pasahs. notice. A. to its suitability for the purr,' intended, we ere not disposed after of a drat perrfounanee to offer an opinion. The ball itself is sufficiently attractive ism its novelty, for there is nothing of t►e kind to be found in this country; it is Goth's of the tom/Meath century—an open. timbered roof adapted to the purposes of a mask-hall. If the architect-Idr. Cranston— is right in his adaptatioa of the style for the purpose to whieb this Dlllllll4 Is to be devoted, ►a will have done as amok or perhaps more than any mu in his protemioa, to help as to conalndoss as to what a tango ball should be ; if in that nape* be Is wrong, we have at least left to as as extremely beautiful bell, elaborately deeorated, and remind ing Dee somewhat of the Alhambra-oontt at the Crystal Palacw. THE takowiss i alinajid SHIPS , bacon], to New 1 4 44 an eieteseld le Imre OIAY WELD et the dales: iblre 604 Tem Ikeemeler. Dealmetios. 'To had. .... J. G. L. lime 41 . 7 0., J. I. Martin re Calostes Nov. 4 Om a. Othemee .0.9. U Vet tosse_este tem el wessereallisagpli le 114WD. ALL MIT. elel noituas. WA Nom Ml= WWI/All wet 805 d. mi. latielhelkneeL DIADRAB Dine (with ciek despateb), th• %st out. 4.10 CoNSTANTIS • 112 Foko. DX to W. U. BANGLES C untiao;gr, la Ur IA !Was Dodo. Fir aNI .... • ,U 1 eNn Item accomoododoo foe —Apt* to TOU L. XIS. LI 1 I:sti z2US. rd Co.. 31. em. &Mr% MaboprzeU• amt. CI TEAM to BOMBAY Direct (to sail frees Gram etA/ MI pa...their the lete apt. all goodie tali be sad oared by oatorday. lb* ta IPEIo NMI r YIN TIM! lA. A LIAO tor reeloter,loltone power. JAM PEAT. Comaader . We la W itiottota Veda. MS Tes*l eat Mal moo atrotam , , tat.ntu toe patompero. awl boo meta lor a Itostood MM, at Ue4 •relent.—Yor woo . _.rye re Id s apply to TO U *I IN. LI TIN te :RON. rad Co.. . Woe a. oda* IlleaS. latootrtte. 4111IRDEEN CLIPPER SHIP.—Fat SYDNEY Direst WO lime ilt• Darer [WOW. sad Graereesil lie LID tee CATIIEKINE *DAMON, • I. tuber • ROD DTVADT. Comm a nder; Wog Is tie Louden Dsierti =ld vosel Mreturucl trim Mr Ant • pearwis K.. 71 AM ro) Mrs rderrril•r ei hMT MT; x mith = elemet = ,04,,seedicm;r:•KiuidrioNettnifremzi.Varotssett= OR BYDNRY Direct (to follow the Catherine Admen, to the decb positively the !Mk sad di• bee WI% alp Crklia . tlo.4. • 1.. A Trzvin i dver, 4•0111 Coaueseder ; Wag m the IL 6w. Wel vs Pal permed Itrrself *as et thot h arrA. rah*, Na , nnoe. 11•• a tarp ma amidst onlrlAriTi lr :a,M, 3 1 ! Onme w ern f r i a T Zt ono: JPAU .:%. CESTON Direct. NOTICE to SHIP PE R&—All roods Intealed for the ado T•LLIINTI PA, A I. tow . SI I T owed;L °meander ; bins la tho London Dodm. mil Do &owed. nod oardiaeoly. Hai awed osoomnecehtino RR ps.reageis. —.01 , 11 to RICHARD rr RIR osa Do.. m Le......a. ee se ha. .grot.i. I. II IN. LITI3ORPON. old Os" n. area 4 N. Stakigarit NOBART TOWN (to (Dhow the Welliegtoe, too, desnetchi, the fins ship BLII 0,111 .1 1 j 12 WI tone. J 151.% 31111 USN IL li, Commander; th Illse nosh bet icensuesodatioe fur cabin —Yob W L WEBB asd 00., leadenhali-etreet ; en to Ten= LIMO/TOL mid Co., 31, Onai Sh LiallllL .. E ure R SYDNEY Direst. the teseguilkset Bret-slat i m m itt m ezt ,: tio tz. MILIAN/. jail esaesad from arila, Ms amen=s i t claws ti VanarNIINSIr POOP and DALE aw ' Odamilll. eild. Orliaaggimar. GBIERSON sod TWEEDDALIS LINE of PACKET IKITPS. stl Ant dem wOl be empitibed an Wier bra I ar.l . Dishrags. I Dead 1, DW. XOI • • ..... ISy !Wed= ...... . Sogs. is IPT Por PEk t PlZlKp....liondas Erpt. ad temlis bows wperoe accuengsoistko ler prineorn—Ner W es e g r ... pwars soply OKINISON mid owszoom.o.n. randomize. sot f. Ceeporlowil CArAIKL gerZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, &e.— 11111111SRICE YOUNG oaf C 0.% • 1 1.1111.8 an sow Imams la Na Am ladls Oath; ari doopoiebol o. ander blow I (*tato& Toss. I PM. to ill T. florkhom. I 1 sool ran nimb ... ..... . 1 4.4. 1 Wootton .1. Soberboa. 1144 211.14.1740 f .. ......... ORO. 0_ Mhos J. Clem= - 4 1 0 4001Noloo• Olme . apt. li AIM cum . is. I. This.. 410 : o l ♦ Al l:: U SIN of Rena Jo. lloolisys CO lf arl U .... IL teLeaelag la Se Its beelse De. t aesbelle IJ. hetet . . I 471 IN s Bebe{ VW= .... l OM. 1 he Ike Loam , r , , marsh I all ''' I / 82 ael 1111 I sea is Mob 1 %a lee iamb eie well worthy IM alliweleazi Wit 2 Tomr... Us. New s=xecarr• wx.....ii. - QIL A VERLAND ROUTE to INDIA sad cn IN A, fa, via E*l4.—flie PIN INEVIAR sad ORIENTAL X a A % IGATION 001IPA L T D M I R PA! .. gR arl na 4 . 1 V. Craw.. I. tev iat Eatalta. * Omar aril ' A li l ir l ft im. as * la• X% sad SO af ward maalk; km ( sod * Ow af %beak 4 ll* imailL—Few tail* perliamlan% Xs OINPIMOr. OEM. In. lanaabaSlasst. Landaa sad Ilsaidamadia. STEAM to AMERICA .— The LIVERPOOL an d TIIILATELPTIIA PTCAII PIIIP COMPANY fir io tt leptelklng OW, ClT4e4riall Im• inert. atokmakips trim LI b PHIL trILLIIIA a. Ulm.: JUNO IRINA worm.", ioNotoo CITY or NATI - lIMITLa 41 =.12 1 CITY or li• LII MOM — CM& Ilem a ll=il ran o a......_ 4 ..... i .v. .......... =volatile linkre • • *As. Naha of Arm, ler Is god Ite r t ar ell 1.• tuba aill WILLIAM IX me ter•••••=77l. amel I. IX Alf. I obi 1.1. Tin•••••11111m, Limped. WEAK — to YORK. hoe A o Tr Nan imp WO Maw otp. Mart pwivolk6 Bllll4ll 7l2 81113plas :IRV Tont 111 , 114 i• fe&wrs: IF 111107011. Ur. The 11.11r1Apowt. 116102 : awl IL 1341 , 30, 3 ve . 1•10. Mabiasiormer. W.ltsombr. 11 n 1.14/11. som a : 11 6111XLV. as Obit mow% sad foe 111 ,1 =CIr vagovam soredmiss. Vim gusibbee es do and lberal nolo eLownl et * - 1 1 / 319 AMOS Ix" sw; nocei LIO and g i r tg IlerarArl wasosa, ad dol. slim Wow. SA M*l. PIAT ..g ft S. 5 111011511LILIR MAK ems : faw Numb V isd OL. W R.ilmeiviveb sleek lose Ass. NMI W bliss of wet man IM renal losesL A.,.....N11111:RP, BRUSSELS. COLOGNE. HAM IRIIII), SEILIII, tatPz ie. PRMIDCS, da-84a pump ..._11e404•41 tanm 114. and 11114.—Tbe LITWIN , ame ql 1.44 ma , el 7 Pamela WNW, BARON T. I M. 1 4 141111:11. Ommaadar , Imam Om 1M ILMlNalaet Whirl. ..z.r.....4!. aa It was. movistai from Masao mum as 1. Tamallan may mama lid madam* bma ‘44 4 ml llinn it Wye% Ilamiawm Maas. Mbar *mama promeat dm Maw 4 04 4 1.—M1 114a Zamala pP l ga ildti Ortaat mods mad 1.• mole 41 Ms Laadra amatm Nem& lr as 4 IDIOM ill, PimberibArea. Maim as mod alai Ma Paakaaalak 114 4. lialardaltaat. MM. nal 14141 1•10414 MA 4,4 r1 bkrimena eladasd PARIB TWICE DAILY. by th•MAILPACIIITIL Ma Dome awl 011Mitit ILA PAlMlt u eirg esleb. sad labse maw Cbsaael, asrp t r y t awl lissim l6.l. = l * -- gs Slaile enema fa p.a. win sk** Mae Mk; Cabals Mr PIIIIImera tie Lai and mars Malt (gawp. amsraarl ia t I pm.. Ma mak IN Mesa mums Inam *i Lasimonagess gun. CM Para sa 1.4 a a.m. awl TAB pa. am aS Mlat Masa, N. ismstarallms44 and N MU. ma nelaar *MIS orm tans el HUBBUB. COLOGNE, mad THE RHINE, by the Sow rW artor,—.ll LUTAL LULL Vfl:.111111R bane SIL for 061111111 D sow 81.14 *mot Noisy) at ILLS s. mot °RUN 11 tow oror7 DWI rim to or Irmo Dom or Orland r-111no Lb. =lt smo rsl%. ooatt 'term. ma obralool Llto dtraft OM Ow Thibisi Ulna. SM. (Meiling& WILLIAM ROWS Teat. WI TO Lid. J. B ill erZ7Z. awl noak. SPIITIRS..... WO RIO J LBWS° .. J. awl ASIR. .. ........... ld IL lIRRACRSI Ga sad BOMBAY.. HBO. Ilneam. 'MIA lO5O BOMBAY llaridatead Oa Ram ail. fa auteed.. We BTRITIN. KAT H LIMB . . . ..... 214 HER 4r DA Oray sad Sta. HIGHLAND WART_ 417 CRONPTA DT - Wow lad Co. itOBEHT lOWA. - - UM C. 0. HOPI aml 10•4 at Me nimbi Ur a/ A 2 ' ICIIV-4L- -711 1161 Va Ck' mauls Duca .... as BAY O ff.__ mad a. """:11121,22:1111 1 "14. „ . 0001)11 see eve ~....ICTORIA DOORS sad a% eir k ia mi tetweat de erne Re larajard . Utz % Geolalbe w eirew Oa al 6 said wiimeT i nfe llia aa am W t =e g a de e lbe V i rtte s t addgeliallg Itel Sae tie dads raw te ISO Owarell i.a. LlMl= it b et li ti l hali r Se dll le I PS St. be IS Dar Owa~lati eat tea. M Se Dods ken Mead.' tot RlealleaS it Re awe aim U taketatif Se aid= WI allrew d Reds W. MOB at ow We The Dade earadal /„ .. t . 116 Si jade dale =l..Cede es le as le flaw . died Sew tbe W aware et W ani Ihretal lades. a dr dame al lift ad Ant et doda emblee thes sad a. lad ,L. aim to Waldo pede et tie Wad= le ihe beenostasa yaw to at thifeteßbewt h =s4 emir el us Dada O. CRITICS. L ONDON sad NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. MAIM!' TIMM& ned li oat" Ottani. NORTWALLY. TIMMS soollablo for TH YE WllllllO, =Alm Uwe hada to on at IR • L. 001 WA Y. BANGOR. cuutasAkvAll. UOLY 1111.W tither jr•ftoroe rotaroi.i. Wan II llr yornon T.. by In Womb uo Minim Venn to yolloblo y es Oda. sod no lloong by nib tens so boneitod•boys ceder mono& dow. Mooed Ora Loan to Thilybood oad lot ...... ..4/3 10 • Nfl 10 • = a ." to INN loam* .... lis • IL • e=stio•••• bodt ... • • 130 0 Winn as" btok • 1 U• 1 • • To Iho LAWNS et 1111,LIZLAI_Ip C 111111111.16 .6. TIMM nolloblor au abe lll to no oict on 11111 0 1."4"the aw •= l l, ri al =l= l ll=, gra id= as sismildre mime PleliAlaus. awed dre. Whilinve mid bad— . =• .. 10 •• O: " N I 111 1 I I I WNW and Web ...... 1 0 ... U • W ........ ....... 11 0 • .. 1 U • ve I lept i l, P erNi T a tff ' mins 1.10:11.8 ere Weed by the orritaary tsar ef Ihe nrebelam are available by say Ws. awl the ilessot togas as have escoodoire untegam ttached: rtrat lemool elate. nem • • .. faf o ********* • • $ I • 111 .. 1 11 0 ham Tlestweol. Sod Nall Stammer cab eviey moles Monday excepted: : for Dena ; rad weekly eacoraloa tickete see bad at the ba c was Pack et Meeks Mink Onassis. the (Mott °someway, 110 d ck. TIMIS wriph Uri EIGHT en towed by the erdleary lambs the . The Ftembelne an available by say am* soi die Fewied twee am have emerocl-chmm GSITi•4OII DARIIOI34I IKAJIBOIOIIOII, warrisr. s et VtIItKOTON. bot. lloweel de` Wird Irk tee each wesegoe.. 4.1 e. ed. .. a,l. MllO, fee each pameweost .... ea. alk a l g te W. ohr prowesr ..... as. "1 Me ehan= th e e for the mom Jana m lbw haw len lisakts. Olige • the Jaet Bessaftroaraffes le al (Malan pbar. siestnailrbilmoltlbe Near nosalskag Mt woodman,. TIM TOI1E10? MOATS, Available** ONE MONTH, wlll be based at the Mew** peke,: Ant duo Owed clam te se • 10 11 T HE LONDON DISCOUNT COMPANY ILlselledi Capital 04.0300. la WM Bans or ZS ad. IW IS i= a le a tionw ths saw) sosevess. "lll64". Lacklee D. leekseal, Nee. Wird. Nem eied Owl, X Owl WU ebecereirees. name 2•11111•. DNA. 11.1.., Della& With.* Belakin. DA. Wee lisalds. Ilstemesamil Os.). 0. MeoriMe. *mt. Jar Cleselsek,ll s; ll.P.. /MD laseettakl il le uees. fte nu te l arte ink e ossa gatir a. mAkmis ed et MOM i ial ' laid.lik Li. MINIM Dm* eed Ow), DI. ut ls.,. Erlll ik lidatVA, I 1 %611 .. , X in, M.P., Under the =eed 0.17 Wlshben. Dm. 31.1 . ... IDAdeei ILL leladd. k rwm. Yeeleilie. MO power Wail to Ike sembeit.) . - o• slum M tosrr il loorSt=oodnoi. Soma Jobs NA Mlles =IC. 12. OW /wry Ohombloo. 014 Jewry. Moms. 11 D 1 Soo. owl Aalea. n. 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O. : PeeeM • file At. laiorre. ,i 0. .. arz s aLetleas sopi=e tlerei&l milleW inir silks V a lli=irli=ed is b id er= Mile l i eSead."—Vkle Iteadleed Obsteves. Mame Louisa : Ceeke aad Co.. New Burllaileaeleela WEST HARTLEPOOL.—CHRIST CHURCH. The unhappy dispute which bon so long been pent]• tag with respect to this elm& ,teamed • mess and panful phase on Smudgy Set. It swan tint seder the provisions of the West Hertlepea Imperilled Act. • amatory het bees established for the htiatiesaeof peruse dying is the tows sad seighbourbeed, the est residing that the " is cashes& for the time being of the gimlet shush of Christ Chun*, West Hartlepul, 'shoat Gateau as the cemetery chaplain. As the Improvement eussiseionen, however, have been advised by the highest legal authorities, that, owing to an ousccauusble blonder M the Meal dualities, mond; district aa Christ Chetah, West Hartlepool, seise; and, consequently, that there is so properly qsalifled isms boat, they sass to the detenniestios that it would be improper to allow the Rev. Mr. Bargee, who claims to be the incumbent of Christ Church, to perform the burial sou vices is the cemetery, end they sceordlagly pve the rev. gentleman the follewisg MSc " That duffs( the present as! Stied state of the title sad limas as regards Christ Chuck, West Hartlepool, the Her Mr. Hushes be vegetated to abseils Irma istetlerlag with funerals is the oresetery, *slew authorised by the Rev. Mr. Ridley, the vies of the parish, to pitons in burial services there, it belag understood that this is net to pre judice say rights whisk Mr Berger may onside' he pos. seised. That the ettamissiours hereby espies their hope that Mr. Barges by ready observance of this erre, avoid say diem seine moue at the grave side, I msg otherwise outer. That Mr. Brutes, the eommirMeew Mark, forthwith deliver to Mr. Barges a copy of this rein lathe sad eater." _ TI. trom — erweireen lativeated, at the nour time. their k iln that until the legal doubts testi be dusk op, the Rev. Mr Ridley, the vine of litrestosoirsublaniate the chaplets. Ms. Berm hemmer, atteseker chimed neogalso the auneeft of the smeminkmee k the natter; aid letnated his intantles of sortsea leg the envices mail the Bikers of Durkee, who has already witLdrawe his Ilsesee to marry, should also withdrew his lianas to prink. The mann stone», eats/illy trangb teeing p'cieed at tide dekko of their authority, deternieed to supple their etiolation, sad bevies barn that the ieseral of a child would take plan en Busby afteracos, they proceeded to the cemetery for that parpoee. The Lineal was Seed for four o'clock, but on urinal( titers at italf-pmt three they hued that Mr. Burps was already entilleed, sad &wittier( the arrival of the tonere' comp. As chairing' of the comeriedosen, Mr. Jailtoon denied Mr. Burps to pet off the supine (Which it appears bad bees presented to the tow' by the vicar of Btrantoe), at the acme time SPINg him a notice panda, against say attempt ea hie port to fanners with Mr. itkiley is the porta/name of the bads' seroito. Mr. Barges, however, refund to divest bilmnifef w serplles ; sad, alter a good deal of 'quaking and aspen, the saner of the child (who, rd to relate, me Is aa advaaced state of innicition) was appeoled to, and he liana, stuttered out that he wished Mr. Berm sad set Mr. Ridley, to median the monk*, the latter ,salsas at nee gave way, mid latimated Si at, earn the eiromeetnese, be would sot Inter fen wink the unes wishes, but would permit Kr. Beiges to peoran Wehave received soother enema hon poet Hartle pool, whin certainly sins a weep dams& moils of the affair. It stake that Mr. Beiges who dithisal tauter ef so hies to the ashes house (ehlthar he hod sade o robs) by Mr. Jethro tad atether essehheiseer, trio Imbed the door, reload eir Illaeste him, sad goeveated btu resistles she Mom Meeethoo the woes was smoked to the chapel of the sonelleep. eel the Rev. Mr. Mtn commenced the ortsimasy sonlea, when the father of the islitid—who wee Able math eadied es esmiderably illepree--rofweed to afloa hia peessed. and took the esMa es win 'baud mho Ms elm, sod shwabout kit penal sess lime, doelooles that I Mr. Beiges Win an Ella to paters the aryl's be would take it to lea SatlapsL Mr. Barges bahg by this time liberated, Mr. alAdk to kamak hie he would gnat kin pereabsima o peehrosibe service, sad awed the leas of kis astriw litt.lksers refined to New peresholea Ira dist whim\ areoted yes his right. Be miss refuel It. sin of the oseplles, sod, beteg robed with see besasht Ms kis ewe theselt, to on formed the sinks MONO Minks Mtataptica.—Jlea adaptor Owarelists. wo rsgrot to Iwo (says the Noosiaryirlit (busier) that the of oar wary lanabro, Hr. W. T. lertoo, of Totted Perk. Maim bar, to imam 'thaw of OM state of hu health, bees ordered by his 'Oohed 'deism re trod the rester I. bele, sad so se eeeseat to Mora to imp tad motif alter the add weather a the egolagie rel. We oodenteod lbe let Tarim Park for the osastarat as Them day lark There are many styles of acting, but for oar own part we peeler the unostentatious style. We don't_ _preteM to be indifferent to the ob trusive oddities of Bathetic,, or to the roar ing fon of Wright. But still we have a great fancy for dry, qviet humour, nob se we find in Compton. Jest as is a single stroke of the pencil YOU ramp*, the artist, so the moment Compton presents himself it is apparent that he under stands his trade. He is a thorough workman. T w h4a i t s= =arty humorous in that tall There is no bustle about his seam The head and countenance are somewhat mean ter the missal the man. But under those mono- Issaus Matures mad staring eyes there is • substratum of hemmer white leveale itself from time to time. The seemeat the sadism of former times caught a eight of Lisisa they pawed into convulidoes—the devising of tliqAgsleidorlisa thew no do lambi. But this is not the Compton-effect. We can fancy a doll man seeing him, and failing to preen anything amusing in the sight. The peon- Betide' which he delights to pourtray ate the on mussione peselierities et every-day hie. It is not tap nu with the big belly, the fat wife, the bottle nose, the squat body, the ludiateas voice, upon which Oomph= exhausts hie histrieele faculties. It is the that postaaa—the esestry boor—the ostler—the silly gestleasan—the Bhakspearian clown—the so nobleman--in portraying these it is that Crsorthe isa indtheirbestisop. It has been said that a asa autle wltheetaelbehanator who dots not pre med to his Intimate Meade some seliect points upon which they may vent their humour. There is pro bably a good deal of troth in this. Now, Compton Is just the man whose delicate sense at ones Moots the humorous phase in a character, sad who by mesas of keen observation, and the art of wall esessaled as aggepitios, manages to rat these hmeirea. pewits& ties in bold relief. Whether it be a ticket-peeler or a Bootohnian, a lawyer or a diasenting preacher, an ostler or en Irishman, the keen observer will almost always be able to detect something provocative of laughter. Thus • poor old deaf postman in a country village is a character common enough, and, to an ordi nary imagination, not very suggestive. Yet, how admirable a character does it seem in the hands of Compton! Every portion of his dress is a study. It Is wettable to the old man—a suoerannuated hastemea. He has the long gaiters and the @table summates shoat him. Saperladtiesd epee this oat akiesubmek one can discern the late acquired literary habits et the postman. He handles his letters as if he had begun the trade late in life. When he his made up his mind to decipher, he requires to sewn= his whole faculties. He has to lay down his staff, to make solemnised deliberate preparation, by eztrioating,firet, his spectacle-case how his waistcoat pocket, next the spectacles from their case, and lastly it is his bugloss carefully to dee the instrument to his nose. Every motioa shows that the postmen's life is to him some thing strange and unnatural. Contrast this with the systematic and almost instinctive alacrity with which the old man halloos his lungs out when eon mended to give the view-halloo at the chamber door. Nor are the dazed memory and the burin` garrulity of the veteran the least admirable part of the toper sonation. We have seen this setae in some of Shakapeare's play., and in them be is te oar mind singularly see °useful. We aserady ever see an actor or sense in such a character u Falstaff or Touebstoce without being irritated by the conviction that the stage. interpreter is patronising the author. Like bad trans lators, most actors seem to desire to improve upon the original. They know the prevailing idea to be that libakspeare is humorous, but they don't quite see where the humour HIM They have a secret con viction that the same notion is secretly entertained by mast people. Consequently, in acting, they are uneasy about their part. They are afraid of it. They catch at the more prominent sallies of wit, end insist upon them. They eke oat what they are stupid enough to consider the dulness of the great writer by buffoonery and grin. But Compton and Keeley are above all this. They are satisfied to interpret their great master. They don't agree that Bbakspeue is, in truth, • somewhat dull fellow. For instance, nothing can be more excellent than Compton's Oravidigger, in Hendee. There is a deliberation about every aotioa of the man which admirably illustrates the character. There is a thorough self sstisfaction about him which is not to be shaken. He lords it over his brother grave digger. He congratulates himself on his keen nue and power of shrewd repartee. When he pro- pounds a riddle, he does it with the air of one who propoundiog an insoluble problem. All the pride of intellect of the old village coxcomb Compton psurtrays with infinite pato. He drops hies tied , . proposes his r.ddle, and compass himself oa his spade handle— with a trimeOnt look which expects not an answer, bat a Mee of ignorance. His conception of Tootheleme le equally admirable. As in everything he does, there is a clear idea of the character, wrought out with the most thoughtful and ingenious accuracy. In troth, Comptes surprises you by his completeness. He is like a Dutch pollster—ilia details are elaborate)y essurate s and yet the whole is impregnated with Ant debate sense of humour which is so charming sad yet so rare. PAROCHIAL DIFFICULTY IN perbbiosers of 81. Janes's, Clerkenwell, ere In a pestles of osesidersble dillinlty in referees* to the appolatesset of aa issuntbent ia the rum of the lets Rev. W. H. L. Faalkaer, who died a few weeks dam. The living, which has always been in the gift of the pariebimen, was to be erateaded Pm in the usual maser, whoa it wee fraggerted thatby Mr Ikejamin Hall's ..w est the Medicos wee taken est of the hands of ths parishieens as a body, sad iseallded to the resently.sleeted vestry. There are two mandates, amely, Mr. Horses it - tberts, MA., of Magdalene College, Ceaskidp, who has been three or four maths mato ef the wish, and Mr. Robert Maguire, of Islington, who I. well Mews as a testate! spied Bosesaisra. The einem Mem have been embattled to Bil Fitzroy Lolly, who has boss reqeseted le state whether the election is meted la the ratepayers or la the Load Yeasgentsat Boards The liviag is worth about 3001. a year. DWI! or CLAIM, Tait BLOW Heerlen,—Mr. 'William Clark, we regret to state, died is Load's, om Toady Is* daft a iiriag sated: of paralysis. Mn. A. Clark resideel akin_ IL may. oa Meediy, sammer beg the esteem daegar of his tuber, while Maytag he the mash at Lueglhomposh, end Isteediately lett the email, &Mew Vzimi ani tiolitweei la his Woes. Mr. W. emit wee bus , Deemeber M, 1198, and was m ttae. eau* Is Ns year. Frees 1816, the date of hts first pulls test* se oho ernes( list, be Ma bald, as a bowler, a meat reputatioa. His delivery was midway between the height of the elbow sad the shut " saderhaed," WOW psated by a singular peeelluity at adios with the hand sad wrist just as the bell wee shout to be dieeherged. Thai effect of thls wee, if the around were sot in bed *fur sad sue limn, that the hall *Meg to the " leg," er a few lashes wills ollt, get up i rtekly. sad selth a twist, that la a mojeritv ef eases, if aot eyed, married it te the two et, et die • el" stumps aloes. This sad the elm/am et the peas were the sale skerastarleas of Clerk's betakes As a betas' s, he was far frost Wag Missive, Mt did mg soak in the fissUelass. It was, however, Mn meet enselmi= meat, is all points the game thee sosiseell his s mesvertky.—Notatmelises leiesse. Liu OT AN Ilia CLIPTIR liar.—Yesionisy at LleyesCepselas'aea Rept barge. Mash Mayas sad 2•44, maw aulasmea s _abeel paha maw the ea len alma alp Phybsa Tema %at by Maw Mies aimA Cs., el liteekaa. maw • patentee thee she Ana seesesday soya. IWO the slipper daps et as ail whew, Ugh es • fell alai be litals. the seesidea ea sealer, Perim. 0 ere ts.NOL mem* esa the vessel um basks by **IMAM ATIIINDANCE AT TIES JUDOile Owtms.--Mr. Ism Stantroll trill anted :i iambs"' at Tuella, sal !Wm mai lodate NOW. Before. however, alluding farther to the hall, we out say a word or two for the exterior. It presents the appar ent* of a plain, oblong building, without any attempt what ever at ornamentation, the purpose brag to bare the frost bidden by other buildings, ea that debit , ctural &Bldg would have been nandeasary. The materiel used is ordi nary brickwork with stone dressiep. The ball is entered by two corridors, each 46 feet in length by 10 feet is width; the architectural aneageme■te at these satruser are carried oat la a more elaborate way than in other pests of the building. The hall itself is la the sled of the walls 111} feet in length by 76 feet is width ; as either side of it are mmalodients refreshment and retiring mew. There en I two tiers of galleries surroaadisg three aides of the bilidiag, with an orobastra at the wt end, whisk leads tke olds tram au the floor 76 feet by 60. The mar give accommo dation to 1,830 persons, drposed of in four section' ; the floor seats, 720; the stab, or lower gallery, 420; the upper gallery, 680 ; and is private stalls on each side of the organ there is aecommodatlem for 120. Ample deur is allotted to each seat; and those of the stalls sad Am are onehloaed. Mpg% entering the hall, the bag thing to attest the eye Is the roof, with its wide 'passing priasi:sale eateading the whole width of the bundles, gaff barbs pinata battery patients breaking the beldame the& would otherwise appear, and by the variety of detail prb thetas a pleasing effect, no two patrons aorrespoadisg is form. Is cooneslon with the roof, sad eapported by boldly mat gad platted brackets, hang two rows of somas lights el =braes work, web elegant is dodos, and when dines's( a soft, agreeable, but fall volume of light: la addition to this, lights are attached to the lower pert of the Salary, in the shape of double brackets of polished brew, which, with **corona sad breaker. lights In front of the organ, afford a very effective gad brilliaat artificial Ht. . decoratba is sin pie but remarkably effective and g. The !sadist orciplo observed has been (keeping In view ui the peculiar style of the bandits?) the blendiag of the throe colours--»d, blue, and r ld ; the eompartuests et the selling are painted ultra-marine b ias--a light patters an a dark ground, with red flowers iseserperead. The tiahe ' bus are relieved in Dolan' with diaper, patterns on the lower side; the «cassaba froa enemas have their capital oat blue, red, sad gold, with the shafts disposed puked In obrowas, lined with gold User, se as to produce as eamediagly handsome effete, nicely bermaabing with the Lartone of the cool. The front of the galleries Is pm. ed i iron scrol!-cirk, eingalarly quaint laud beautiful la device ; tla wall ',aces. and surrounding the windows , bare a (Mated desoratioa; altogether the ovisamestatloa, Haugh elaborate, Is correct. and displays excellent lasts es Maas appreciations, the character of the building. Poising from detail. to *Boots, undoubtedly sot the least *amnia one prodaood in this building, is the lightness cad aels i of character, by the novel meaner in which the m are siestaged, the floe sweep of the lower sanity unbroken by say obstractioa sad it is whoa the means of supporting the tipper sanitise are found to be sinus la the centre that homage must be yielded to the skill es well as to the lasts and novelty which the architect has here displayed. We have said that the ball is Gonna of the fourteenth eeatary. Having in view the peculiarities of that style, and looking at this building, Mr. Cranston mast have had extreme diMaulty Is preserving the (kr. tectaratics of the style, and at the same time suiting it to the requ irements of a mans hall' ea 6o large a scale as this. He bas had to deal with i two Lien of galleries, things which seldom add to the ell pones of an arobitestaral Interior, sad to ossolior nao7 1 laptansagemsts, modern is themselves, .heA a masesity _ _. in ttisogoTaiTtilie mach tan sadnesses as to 'mate the spectstor the momeat, that he has travelled heck a tow bowies years, sad is in the bell of alas mighty baron. We Malt not emit to not et, either, that in all parts of the bulldog there I. *triage' of a desire to shot, tbe coustraethe tilos of the work, everytking being tool sad exactly vim it repreimals. Wherever mama is used, it is geese* sampled with satellites: tbe whale of the timber, a dee roof, foots, plieries, and otter perilous of the buildiag nee exposed to view, being framed together in such forms ea es eat the constructive requirements of the bell, and at the seas time produce mimes which are perfectly in keeping witb the arehitainre. Tee gallery hoax an entinly et iron—the ornamenta tion of which wallets of a perforated acroll-work, singularly quaint and beautiful; the voy elaborate ornamentation hes hes very carefully studied : the Gothic lotteries over the galleries, the stools, beads, and everythiag else ' use exactly to character. TM same soy be said of the sakes on either side a the Soot, these being very baadeemely fitted up. The rodents °espial the can end of the Sildling, and rise from an elevation sly salloistly above the toor to make it visible to the entire Mier sad endless. The togs ersted by Mess. Gray and Davison, °couples the esiri of the orehestra. The ease may possibly provoke adverse ctitision ; if fault there be, it is that it is not nifioiently main, having in mind the amidst of the Instrument. We an quite unprepared, on a brat view, to say what has boot the exact mistake la this particular, but stalely the 'meal offset is not altogether pleasing. The primitive seisms only bays been used la the decoration of the instru ment, and very well at learsakee with the fist of the ball, int there is memingly too musket entuastation—so much, lb kW, as is fatigstise eye. The orchestra will accommodate IN Tr alis ktolitiag ban bona erected by a company at • ant, lnsin theses, of about 1 . 2,0001. The directors deserve wane ie paths for their spirited aadertaking, and for the Mood manner in which, as We are informed, they bas c=il their architect to cony out the decorations and el the building se well as for the general ar rengemosta of the plots, which are well ealcatated Insecure oomfort for the sadistic* as well as the artistes. The stalls an. In fast, luxuriously fitted up ; there is net only plenty of slbow-roam to each sat, bat the Ilan of sotto an Wood as is afford every one an oppottualty of sing, sad, what is tome so folk of more ersocesse, bring sees. How far the new ball will be eneseashl in • pecu niary paint of view remains to be seen ; be that as it may Ira,. sow possess • couple of mos balk, both y Sartori foe the purposes intended, and perhaps ustiqualledelther la this country or oe the ectatinest. FAINIT FALL—The great metropolitan hone*, mole, sad sheep far at Barest was opened yesterday. The @apply stall deseneptiesa el sleek wee very kris. LoNDON OZNIINAL OMNIBUS COMTANY.—TIA7FIC Riostros.—Week 'setae Amuse 30, 10,612/.111. rAdeurtiasseeNt.)—AT MIL iLICIBre SIMABLINS , um% Ilis Ignikoreet. C• 7••• M% on MOM Ur lart of idea m••••••esk fa Me Wid•••••• W 11••••1•••••• sagacity aillasot •IMI, ft Maury =MIAs irmal••••. A T V; =kr Plebs Igashe 11••••baturs• sot Tills Low% Sim% Peakalm. al• aims lowssoi. isms prim Wald st al OW Svc lees Seem se the 11•8••••••• 1•4•111•••••• as sib 01 Skein elms la wow. ONO. ••• • •••••r GI ~a hr......... ...... ....... T . lr7 .. " n a r .. . — lio•ros..,l 6 " • - 4if o - 166iiiiiiiiii.." 6 • L.." S 4 ...... 4110 "Aie I. 1 ." sna ft ci i m.... Ss= k= ta . „ZVI, SW is °ark lamas awl Duitilla. - Wi= as ammo.' 10 =1:IF 14 ; , . awl lOW OM Wks at m.o. ma out . le sad navel Milo al gessagewa Jaaallia BOW MIAs ' eal "le W as MUaluat m. 0.14 _ 1 2 _ . _1[111 l KILLIMIt. War Ilir .lawasiZi. al Miami I lim isr. 2 3.• Oaak. mell 111/s_ = ma :an mamma I. As slialma at Mika la, soak Ms ikitt v C .aarit 3 1 0 11 01 1 :114 Z I AVVIXtrati illiAaA a Inbar... 43l"MA- Imi=artatia tare to dims b . sv ii .„,.._ - ...... , ... ..... .... LANCASHIRE AND YORKSHIRE RAILIVAI COMPANY. The half-yearly aseetiog of proprietors was held yesterday, at the Palatine Hotel, Manchester; Mr. H. W. Wresserf, M.P. (chairman of the board of directors) pre old*. *Matternet of the half-yearly report end statism' of aia has already been published. li CCzAiamAir, in moving the usual eastermation of the dbeelmt peareediegs, coogrstalated the shareholders on t i r st =ime impr3sement the company's affairs, and several statements which ha said had *groomed k 'meet the public prints, calcalated to raise a ssepisios that the proposed dividend on the past half year had net been fairly earned. The outlay on the permanent way had bees rreperly charged In the working expenses of the period_ during which it bed Neu incurred ; and no more money would have mho earnded la renewals during the earning Ma months. (Rear, hear.) The expenditure on capital amonat, lot some years past, on old porticos of the railway, war rendered In. — • by the increased accommodation re t for thatl • trarfle which bad led to -- :ninny paired ___:theeessing trues warty ma. ea avg. meeting dividend ; sad if the thee...holders desired that their prelim should be sommenutrate with tee banana offered to them, they mast madam, to provide adequate facilities. (Hear, hoar.) He would now read some figures *bowleg the progress of the company for several years pan. The total revenue for the lan half year bad been 688,0471. Deducting tke Liverpool sad Boethport receipts (sot aoluded In the eorreepoodiag ballot last year), amonating to 8,4431., the ant receipt' bad been 657,5011., tifillisat 504.2072. in 1865, en ingress* of 63,3971. The eependiture of the tut half year bed been (deducting that of the Liver pol and Southport), 226,1211., egaiost 211,409!. in 1856. The improvement la passenger traffic which he noticed at the last half yearly meeting bad contused, sad war still going ea. The passenger receipts of the last balfleas showed an lamas* of nearly 14,40 W. ; and in the traffic of the week just ended the increase in passengers alone was 1,0001. The average of each dam eoneeyed war, in 1854, Ant elms, 10 per cent. ; mond slue, 34 per neat ; third elms, 661 per cont. Is tee corresponding sth mouths of 1866, the first ekes bad decreased to 9 per cent., the second ethos had decreased to 27} per cent, and the third clue had lecreased to 84 per east. In 1854, the average earning per paseeager was le. 31d., each passer ger travelling on ea storage 11.3 miles; in 1865, the average earning was surly le. 3id, the go distaste, being 10 8 miles; and in 1866 the average earning had been only le. IL tub, the average distance being 11.3 mike. The gnat increase in the total &ember of passengers had sufficed to augment the pia singer retrousse. The inereme in goods traffic had been assr:y 37,0001. The rolling stock of the company had been deing a greater amount of work than'it bad ever does before the but ball-year, and this proved not only that the stock Itself wee is efficient order, but that the permanent way illaahl not be in the imperfect condition ascrib•4 to ie in Awe onatemeats to which be had already alluded. The linitheelees had earned a larger amount per engine than eel Rai done previously, and the company had bad Is lead sad unload 169,593 more toes of goods than la the sorrespeading half of 1866. In the balf-yeer jut ended, the comproy bad carried 1,646,318 tons of goods, against 730,325 tons in the correaponding half of 1860. showing an increase, in the six years, of more Ithan double; and if the mutant increased to 3,000.000 tins in sin yean more, which he hoped woe not impossible, there must of course be an increased outlay, which would be fairly charged to espial. The lease of the Rochdale Canal bad sow been in optratioa for twelve months, and it had been utisfeetory to the Interests of the company. Arraege moats were in progress which he hoped would lead to • more harmonious anion between the railway and water companies, and put an end to the prejudicial compititioa as the east tout. Despite the late stringency is the money canker, the rate of interest oa all the money trimmed by this company was wily's. 90. per cent. more than it woo twelve months ego. The revenue of the company had la creased from 396,389 i. in June, 1851, to 666,0171. in Jane 1850, whilst the divid.nd in the awes period had increased from 2 percent to 44 per cent.; and looking at whet this railway bad done be past jeer., the shareholders had a right to be most eangaise as to itefature p•i *welts (Hear.) Mr. BTtrair (v'c I-chairmen) seconded the motion, sal geld be Doped the period was not far distant—perhaps it would be salt March—when this coupes, would pay a dividend of 6 per oath (Applause.) The report sod stemmata were unanimously adopted, as also wee a resolution declaring a divideed o: 21. 6s. for the halflear on the ordioary stock, sad of the prrportiona • ansounte on the other deeeriptions of sham in the company, all payable an the 16th inst. A resolution was this unanimously screed to authorising the directors to oppose all bills is parliament which they ethaidered prejudicial to this company, and to take all se *mar, steps in reforms, to them. The 8501ISTMLY read the report of the committee sp. piloted at the lain half yearly meeting to inquire into the sharps brought by some Brsdfcrd merchasts 'plea Mr. Luderton, the chairman of the cradle °enmities, of makieg private and improper see of statistical returns of traffic cu rled by diffuse% firm. in that town. It appeared that the parties making the aver cation had declined to punted in the matter, and the committee had, therefore, restrained Mr. Audertea from maids, his own explanations, ae he had been most anaious is de. Mr. EDWAYD WILTS'S SOTO& a resolution to the effect that the °bermes against Mr. Andartou had failed of proof, and exptewise the shareholder.' coafideoce in him es • direetar. Mr. /LOUPES seconded the Imitation, and, star a disco,- ohm, during which Mr. Haigh (of liradforo), &deeded the them takes by the Bradford mei chola te, who were still un satisfied, the motion was carried, with three dicaentients. Mr. ANDIZTON, who bad previously Paul his seat at the hosed at the disposal of the shareholder., tten reprised r h ith e rt o e° fi . done, • for o iam b 0 b e e l, eweotio. ld t c o l h t e i t ase th to .is t. ma .. a, b k . of h t ad it e the la of the company. (Applause.) The proorethogi c ociaded with • vote of thanks to the ehateme and directors. . . . 10... 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