The Express. — London, England, 1859-08-05 00:00:00

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LC.. to alma way we opplliallaam Is r aria ler wow n":"Mraitail= mai '''' Vrri'' rD ir =s li tt Ica 11.4.1 IlsOmrs: sad by Mg WI. rem atTlEUrtwim. BrittoT 0A1111311.-Afillf a retracted nom No veil. known Owe er essomme Me been node erne& emir the issosomost of MT. INhabfila, inenbeely Wee M MCigr'al ?Also* bind. Mr. MAAR be. enileeerl eta MAGA loolodlog soon ofolla *yen of nisoelf ozo.loov., end is the venal depnetnieet be... scrod lea Mi.. Nor , is, Mr. Daedemen, es/ Mr. air mat. A w 11-ooloofol sateen I. "loom esehemasiteg. and olloffoordo tb male, &play of ilsoombs, tb boor bins a Rau witimilfth sod novelty. end of owed brilbeney of ant Is tomolloooo with modem too* the eatertelamoste es ere sossiog ossieds vie • boll, vbisb Y wee by mid sight, sod TY& ie seadeasil eft tb mosw dooms asd rayskrly. To el vbs ate Ord weak Eseciso, eenskey, sea vbs Mak Comm, iss Iv or to 164. the ii. l: a hrdaa• IMF be Wl* messammisil kr • evagisf • lare ammemene. GREAT WESTERN RAILwAT.—WE are authorised ID oats ale the .or• f lbw rniepbll.w ifiekled W reionarerl the prwsest ot • Airiefesel at the mod ter hs e4 mt. per ensure Ise otto WV-year to MI J Mk • telance of *bait 13,15001. to be eerrieft to the pro m% Wi per. lILPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDB.—TxtrzsDAY, Ayeum 4. She Loan CRANCIELLOI look his mat at Ars o'clock. Berl OBANVILLI leek that opporttuitty of tare a W mem oi the (we la the Its 11' bed said the night oat tide Nab- He bed set add t h at the etas wee likely to ameba • mid laderato area the metre ; be bed nerdy velbered te tbe Meet ef the obi ear bleeds' Ism. whisk la ids *Wen were neat Jodi aloud, abellehel. He bed ate bediedea la ezpreeelag hie splint that it would be raw is th• klOgiatra M tre• . . . v - iidasj — cosa . liasties . al norlm - si . 115 liiiiike st rim ii!! their ova HOW; mil wt raped to esathiedeal Ise Ne oho et Mobs weir or grabs say Imalthe be It au gala am tiot welt a atom wadi be joal ia lelit asompool autele esailtiesa the Ono plow, tbe Arne a id we be by •pm lloneed badly la bin osistklag la se Imoodetie mast the asthma , bo well ersted Wm Way hod wow hilwabls thaw of mom; sod key, It woo abooluld7 wassory Ihot err &Mid art la *, rot MONA dime sowobo sky owneohloo Wislovw lim= who WI Awl Ywoalimados. wiry -ww Wt Iwo so isoolor woll oat for Mori!. sod no wwwll data whitlow wee mud, then k woe priestly oesspetest w ter man velnalnelly N ssnseinie bathe purpose of obtaining those Vier iLLINBOBOUGH wished to port eat to Ore wbe lon er r r tar grovel polar, what ward be tie oar el de PIIIISSib& It tbe nes seeterded r &bele Aurrill et Oa biro pew Ow ars hove week, they ward la eller arid& ley aroma* the prodariat prow et tM wbeis aromillpt. b reteli be jar Yr wins as elm& the pe=icia ha braes wobraly diobeiebed by 2.100,000. TIA BALLOTS SUITENSION BILL. Oa the motion toe the mond toodiag of this bill, TM Boil of ELLIRNBOROUGH maid lo wishod to so ros Ide (created* to tbe nillfla omadodesere, whom report hal bees reeistly pablideed. Ths bad male mod valeabie soillosticsor oapyorted by a mileage body of Graham He mangy • of the sosaudioa that the militia skald be locally, also that the period of revising sheidd be sztewled, without which the advantages aeticipaled from the MUM maid not be &time. It we. Madan cs the pert of lies warmest, mon M air cmetame al to nen Yee Man abroad. Be believed that the riglanne led alined ow. Metals ellediscy, sad Moe might be some advantage is embedyng 14th of the piphseals every year. But ha mated that so sommen wend adept, a. • prawn petal*, the earlyies ailien nednests far the when yew, what weal sandy Mee she eheffesese of the erne.. At drat the mink wee am elletest thes sew ; it Shamanism's had Ina MIMI by the canny plasma IS i tM Mat imesie, he Mind thet the irlepal elikissay wend Mee endassiL Omen tint the war parted et train wend he efaht win=d i ty. Pak'd , 61 ob Z , whis• nisla be dew st sae forward le Mt even, anit le iteleW= t and alma man Se asier. Is as ebeessil immemee of this country asp the nesse of isanyesos, he woe sexton am a law hem a .heck mid rely Le mearsts of slew rub be tbseglit it would be weetwary to meet to the myelin el Weds& Udine we stworiolly !dwell oar taillty?wilenfork ze met deobsotroei the Yd psidos we grid essegiaL lies coma to be ewes& I we woe at the et the Ara eggrether. (Her, bowl TheDatedULHVILANDwas at stain that It wee M* ithgessible M keep up the militia multi Nay sari at I ellsiesey es the peernt getout. This meld sot be demo Mahout do The Vol4llltlly system led to.. Wad sew gess, sad was a failure. It would be better to have • very smell kegs, ea which they could &peed, is • Argo seseleed bee, only a small properties et width meg be woehrsel la his owe saristeat, is the esusty d Durbin, which ought to sum ber I,TM, they bed ethabliehmest ot TOO, eel led oily maimed this pair MO. It the period et Whin wore eight weeks. theleast three ir hulls tie motes Mesa come up. OM ado pram* SI Is Sly 14 maid to de voted le MO paper tvethlig. sees knew that reqedeed three meek, le It • remit ler the risky The ellesteste et same me wally _Mist with that of the rms. Is Am* Duthems, Wiest et sight gruesome sad eight ledges, they "sly amewel lw lissrename and one =dip ; gma set le be espestaktrlth an allowance of • is. it. •My, that the selesithee weld be ouch better. Lod CHURETON, she • semonles at 40 years with Me 011116, wee Alpert to poke the old seism to the now. is lb MO sr Me sass& oily MD led eon* up for treble& B. that the gesomest tread obi the weetter Isle eaprolally Ma raped se the age cf mei leasehoolog thee the Ewe. Lord AVRLAND else pressed the ostler on the eon sidenties et the geversoest, so that the tallith might be a Mad ef army of risme in CAM of The Duke et CAMBRIDGE geld I . 7=vegy . ouch with the IMMO of Millis whether thole me Whim" thee the late. Ho (the tileetrlese dabs) meld set but *else that the rale jest had base beroght flerwod by his wait Mood, he It was his opiates that whatever the seseest d their Area, It was meet desirable sat k dale Ii at • gnaw sweat thus really &Saud. Noshing weld be than uslarionste thee for the gob& to be led to Oak that they hod 110,000 militia as a rethres wham, is peist et Iset, is the most al as hell Met maim meld be kola ao shoat. ( It wee mile MAW that there wee sowasalag wren Is saw be trusted t eons oms would be =tfooletia sad lderg the Meem go bothed me m mos Isere eta cleat He Meted that oohing that be had said would be onasiderad es alhadvis; but he had always thought that this otheery ought to keep up a salcient farce without ogerence as sup ether power ; sad be believed that if that were done, the seem smity would se Sager be liable to those periodical pear from which it at presses suffered. (Hear, beer.) The Earl of LEITRIM obeerved that the old oyster of Ms nalitia under which the sillsere were cheese et a risk whisk oath led them by the& pareaml Memento to keep their taglmeate lull, would be give' sp. He thought that the dome was a grist utitortass The Berl MDONOUOHMOZI did not weeder it the Mebb& was sow otepertheeed is getting property meg ma to sub se alleos of militia mimeos. t the maids awed to wear, it was in fact hardly • pelsoles at wi ; Rod be Naught the* some elevation wee ' mgrelly mid Is order to attract young men Into the . swim The HIM si BMX vegestted to say that tbe description wlilk W boss gime' the Jewess mute of the militia was 'My to. iseiseh The tEtttmhidisd regiments at this moownt woe 48 er Mgr mt bibew their eminal orsegth. The 1 vote red the I d lisheette me somewhat better, but it It ma wet esilibitity. It bed hos premed to emend the purled el Ostia te meety.eight days, and though le was men that as mete awl wield Mint even that insalment, the goormot me met at present prepared to go any terthre• terwi 4he dun beteg the Ms moomembed by the Mhtia The commirkmore bed mode swam soggeOM Mete wee =las amelderstise, mealy, whether it meld net he adviatie 0011i•Ot from mesh reseek • mob anomi et polledoom MK ; but he (the sable earl) emit me Ihr ibet plan could to moped In Ilse of • of Me poled et training. With m ord the ths MN* it was obviates that If they kapt • oßitisroglommt mew semi Is andiershee }NOM them writs... mhy R . HwM sot Moms se illialset se • mem* st the Irso As the sem Ile. he theme* that if hi IMO beet emirstes to t 0.... the sum, It maid he her lobe le de It by hmesing Me somber et rignlar troop. them by lambs • swam et allida m aMPlOU am bodied. (Rase Zeno.) Mb Ogle M. (Kr. 8. Herbert) hod tatrodnewl Me the Mar Mete • MB to give aro to those portiere at Me ••••■kaMard report which re quired legbleiso. WWI regard to which Mere wee • pleAddllhy at the set passing this siesion. NM, the teas the whole subject should m otive the Mit evened attentios at the government ; hi they we mot marible of he great importance in the pre sent atom st mono seism sod to the roost position of pelik (Reer.) The hill men Ms owl • mend time. MILITARY SAVINGS BANKS BILL. The Rai et RIPON emisheed that the object Ott& em ewe woe to leg nee the investment is the military farina • Melts it voiles lands respecting which Mr. Tidd Pratt ba I I septimed is.. doubt. whether they could legally be so is- I mated. The ham would rejoice to hem that Ms &podia in ' the oilltery mhos Oink, already amounted to more than ; 11111,0001. (11m, hear.) The hill ma Ned • seised Ms. • COURT OF MORAY' (ACQUISITION OF SITE) (No. 2) BILL. i This bill me read • eseend Ms. 6 lIIIIVERBITIRE INCORPORATION ACT AMEND. NEST BILL. This bill wes toad • mooed time. INCOME TAX, Re. BILL. This Mil me reed • second time. IMPRISONMENT FOR SMALL DEBTS BILL. The Lard CHANCILLOR raid that the object of this hill (which lad ones tip from the lowtr bowie), was to cll. stielish tbe deems numbs, of commitment* for email debts by the eessay eerie. It coexisted or two clauses, only one of which torrid reionnntend to the edoption of their lord ships. That dells was the ant, which provided that no ore skald be renkted Initiate proof of his ability to pry, or of his misosatlnet In contracting the debt. la committee he (the noble sad bused lord) would move the cesdasion of the monad dense. Lod ORAN WORTH thought that the principle of km preseet kw wee eight. That principle ire., that when aas bad hers fated trews debt which he neglected to pay, he toldbt M Wan senleweinsa ; his might then In examined by the judge, with s view to re whether be wee this to pay, sad It being obis he Mimed, he star be seat to riots. Bet suppose be did not chore to arrow, it v., manifest that be would escape *housing. It wiesseil to him (the noble and Ironed had) the the judge emits to be.. the power to sempel the eppeoranos of parsons against whom • second sarnnvote woe taken me. Altar • few words hos the Lord Citturcit.t.os, The WI we reeds essoad ties. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 5, 1869. The other cadent of the day were that disposed et, and their lordship a/Parma at twenty minute.' pest carat HOUSE OF COMMONS.—AtfOrigr 4. (Continued from yeeterdeja Exprem.) 100,0001. having hem vend Ix the site of the Foreign °Moe, Oa the vete of 30,0001. for the Foreign-office building, Mr. WILLIAMS asked whether 30,0001. wee to be the whole oast of the Foreign-office. (Laughter.) The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that His ecianatee might look on the vets a 'admits, indeed, if they mad dater themselves *a It wale ram the Fo ilsmen reiga-oMas. ('. Hess, hear," and Widget .) Elles poi port of the vete would be forked odm el the resat It was moll known ant 61 la that Stials' ter more bun ea •had ihombm. dant weele Ono mined to min • oda end dmishio balMlaif la that "St' ter It wend be abselately watarry to The a um' dation ohnoone ea which It vas to reel. The grea r ttr i = of Ade vets—be would sot my the wale—wad be s In Ws Smodatkm. Whit regain* tat, nibs six at slaliitrg, he was In • position se date—bo bind 0 to rot 110-010 it would be. (Har r aura) to aline biliturta pursed was to ask for small elm of menay, nil was don more vend the hones felt Moak had asellog M sow w lia bat to rim* aid vale kern mos el woratirlori It= to limas he as plop to MIMES in yea, Mr. Heat,r saneyor to the 011 es Weeks, was Ile Won Um oammilhat, sad havng sees the deskia et lii. Boss e sad inemiral it, he eitliniod tbat the Wje moted sa HO desfga for MAW nen:lM the whole awn% Wed it Mir/ overytblog that ing Waded to the isigm Within llisisia andi ea tea 60 Ilbst egleine of Mr. Haat had ben sandrand. Ise a WARM been giseived from a incinerator, who said lie wee '=Xisosest Or Wail for 232,0001. That woo highly to Mr. Nunes judgment. The oast for the pro pleallan iiii lbw pound, far fixtures, for furniture, fa re ma**** der • residence for the Foreign Minister, sad caallopeades, would raise the sum to 310,0001 This, Edda tee* sat of the purchase of the site—namely, 100,0001. er 110,0301—would raise the sum required to 430,0001, which 1I .• the satire cost of the building. If it was the pleasure of the house to entertain the plan on that soak, they knew the whole met. A question might be raised wathg it wee prudent to connect a residence for the Foreign Mm stsr with the Foreign-office. (Hear, hear.) The cost of adding that red denos would be 30,0001., and the furnishing of it end the keeping up of that bunkum would, no doubt, entail a utast deail' burden on the country. The tendons of the Foreign Minister wes included In the estimate of 430,0001. With regard to the reception roomy, It was the opinion of the committee that they should be • portion of the building. If the house did not agree to the resklence of the Foreign Minister, the Colonial-our re as well se the Foreign-odic*, might be included within the same building. (Hear, hear.) As far ea the government were a warned they would be glad to bear the opinion of the committee. With regard to the nature of the design, there had been much honied whether it was to be Gothic or Italian. The government wen not prepared with any solution of that question, but he might mention that the style in which the building would be erected would not mats much difference In the cost. Lord ELCHO defended Mr. Scott'. design. He main- Mica that the otiections to this design on the pound of light and air, end as to its incongruity with other buildings, would not held water; that a severe congruity was some times • deformity. He quoted testimonae •in favour of the lr!IITE moot opinion that the Chancellor of the Exche quer had omitted items In his calculation to the amount of 160,0001, and that, Wading the India-office, the holm, by adopting Mr. Satites design, would be committed to an allay of nearly 1,000,0001. He thought that though the Gothic style might be suited for ecclesiastic edifices the 'teller' style, moderately used, was batter adapted for public aloes. Sir J. Salley, Mr. Blackburn, Mr. B. Cochrane, Mr. A. Bruce, Mr. Coningtiam, Mr. Stirling, and other members took part is the diecamion. Lord PALMERSTON maid nothing would be dote towards fixing epos • plan until parliament met again. He rotator' Um opialoa he bad expremed, that the Gothic style woe utter! ansaitable to • public official building, and he avowed the t he had made to • *manna, that, as far as his opinion had ht, be should do all he could to prevent that style being d; tat it was admirably suited to a roonsatery or a co of Jaunts, but not, ester natty or internally, to the purpose for which the building wee intended. Lord J. MANNERS vindleated himself from the charge that be had committed the country by Incurring an apses is this matter upon his own respossibility—made by Lad Palmation, aloe whom he retorted somewhat sharply. Sir J. PAXTON said he had examined Mr. Scott's plan in detail, and was of opinion that It was a beautiful building; that his system of ventilation we. as perfect as In any building ha had ever seen, and, as to light, that he had rather overdone It then otherwise. This vote, with other votes, was agreed to. MO house suspended its sitting at four o'clock. The base resumed at ea o'clock. CATHOLIC SAILORS IN THE NAVY. Mr. HENNESSY asked the Secretary to the Admiralty whether the government are prepared to carry into effect the nooramendation of the late board of Admiralty impacting the treatment of catholic salon In the royal navy. Lord C. PAORT said that silkily speaking there was no reasemandation on the part of the late board of Admiralty left with their snixemses. There was in existence a letter from Sir John Peking,* to lard Derby In answer to a memoran dum without signeare which asked for farther facilities for Roman Catholic wonidp to the Ike and hospitals. Sir John Paington distinctly Meted that he bad net taken the opinion of the Board on the subjett, sad onenneatly the present Board had he clam) knowledge as the muse. Hs might state that the presort Boon wen nest anxious, sa far as wee coneistesit with the dissiplies of Ohs navy, to give emery facility for divine warship to Rona oatltubas end othsr eons disesnlita from the sane of NAVAL YARD Ig arOTLAND. Mr. COCHRANE asked the Ikanitery to the Admiralty whether, as Scotland funning so inch of the material far ship-building, and each a large proportion of the workmen employed in the dockyard., it would not be for the public ad vantage to have • government building-yard established in &offend? Lust C. PAOET was afraid he must inform the hon. gen tleman there *ono intention on the part of the government In pinnies asy sash scheme. BENGAL ARTILLERY.—DELHI AND LUCKNOW MEDALS. Mr. TORRENS asked the Secretary of State for India whether it was Minded in Increase the strength of the regi ment of Bengal Arfillary; also, when it was hooded to dis tribute the Delhi and the Lucknow prize money and the medal', for savior to the field against the mutineer', which some time ego were promised to the troop". Sir C. WOOD said that instructions had been issued to enlist 12 new troops or companies of Bengal Artillery. The medals could not be issued until the roll of names of those entitled to the wasteland from ladle. BODKIN ELECTION PETITION. Mr. ROEBUCK roes to bring to the notice of the house a Earner which, he mid, concerned its privileges. A petition bed been presented against the Tenon of one or the members lbw Bodmin on the ggrrounds of bribery and towing ; that V ige non had bees ws, and it had oome to his know ' • that the member for Bodmin, being charged with tel ry and corruption, had speed to a comp,. troi*that at the end of the see-inn be would retire from the r,preeents. tin by acceprieg the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundred.. He (lie. Roebuck) coneklered ti.. to be • our eopt compro mise. which materially affected the chamfer se well se the privileges of the house; and he moved • resolution that any easister would be putty of • breach of the privileges of the balm who should advise the crown to confer the office of litoond ef the Chiltern Hundreds, or • similar office. upon any preen charged with corrupt practices at election., for the purpose of enabling him to eyed* the jurisdiction of that bean lm entering into en seesaw to vacate his mat. bond PALMERSTON agreed in the principle of the merle n; but with regard to its applkatkm. it did not appear, be eineved, that Mr. Roebuck had sufficient ground fir 16 resolution, which would came the &mermaid maiemarrwment. He suggested that the mend* for to *dada should be required appear in his place this day, and asked whether he admitted or denied the charge. Mr. DISRAELI (keened that if such practices as that slimed by Mr. Roebuck existed, they would have the vary truosa affect alma the public nand, and he speed that it boanne the hums to adopt momenta:tains of this kind. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUERasid the pri vilege of conarring the Chilton Hundreds was the only patronage in his hand., and, la coeformitv with a precedent in 1842, it woad be his duty in the ease of any corrupt our premise of the kind mentioned brought to hi. knowledge to Mr. the t. Mr. RO EBUCK said the member referred to, Dr. Michell, hid been charged with bribery, corruption, end treating ; the petition against his return had been withdrawn in consequence, he had reason to believe, of • corrupt, cam promise between him and the petitioner. if application was made to the Chensellor of the Exchequer for the Chiltern Hundreds, the nail would be drives home. Ought sot to imam to interpose an obstacle in the way of such • ootape miss ? Sir O. GREY said all that tram wanted wee that the fees should be first established, but the resolution aseorned the wale awe Dr. Michell should be present before the house cane to any decision, and he should move that the debate be adjourned. Sir H. CAIRNS observed that the three foots—the petition *shot the return of the member, the withdrawal of the pe nnon, and the application for the Chilreen Handreds—would .sake a ari a ,ont primi feels owe. After • further diecuetioa the debate was adjourned, and Dr. Michell win ordered to SUPPLY. a e, in his o no . mi. d ay . The bowie then went into i Dominate of supply, and • miscellamirue debate on saosesive money Tolosa** Ms' pisi the ronslimier of the sitting. Oa the nro of 60,0001. for civil Orilreekg. ; The CHANCELLOR of the EEO HIiQUER adverted to ' the item of MM. chit , ged as enema kw his be. main to the Icahn Lolands. He acknowialged the hibernate andfsetal tortene himself both by the lest and the present pediment la relation to this affair, gad stated that he looked rekh Impahreat for Ihs time what all the Isaiah( to that main could be published, w se he baler* would fully Stingy the coolldence which hone had been load to bestow upon him. For the prennt, the oemzeirieser of the lonian liked* considered any promul gain of the denstokes inamedient and premature. The vote was of course agreed to, am were also the re reaking rotes, the Iridium of mating imppliee being brought to • onolnirion for th e praiser seesioe. On resuming, the remaining orders of the day were dir posed of, and the house sdjotunal at 2 o'olook. LONDON AND (MUTE WESTERN RAILWAY. The haltyearly general meeting of the proprietors of this company yea held yesterday at the company's onion, at thsWaterloo-bridge Station, Captain MAMOLIS ht the ohair. The advertisement conssing the meeting, and the minutes of the previous meeting having been read sad con finer!, The CHAIIIMAX eirmainetanoee end the mai den of the company had not .meterially altered darner the last few daya it weeid bare be hie duty to have addremed the meaner at much greeter herb, end to have occupied a moth larger whoa el the time of abeieholders then now appewed momary or proper. Whoa he alluded to the trattawittee of the ermyry, he whoa sot he the. of the peen which had bean agreed spon, bet la the terms on whirl he hoped thee peer wield ebortly be *sad sad waled by the lien* Weirs end the Brightest Companies. (Hess.) Is rim= ill the dillarenese will& bad arises, he ought, in juries to the O rson:rale may that they 'sternward& sincere and hineethelleg that they would have neglected the Murata of the flee* Western Compsy if tbey bad as persevered in the course which had eventeelly led to a eteepetition which he did not hesitate to say bad at mischievous to both oaraputios. (Hsu, bear.) The directors had en tered ca that tioa unwillingly, and they had rabid tem it most . But jus&s to hie colleagues led km to my the they hardly beta fairly treated dark* the pargress of the war U be might ass the torso, which had just terminated, booms if the diractots bad stalled their own ease end comfort sod wished to eamotoime their thin the, they would Irma Amok lens sealest mita hod winged and dieuormed than, sod imemplud •my hap parties of their time. If Oat bed Wm tic nee with le the Ilbseton. the omits( well tally mime= mach men to it mutt hate been with mond ee the Allele of the trempany. Meer, beer.) With mdlldest merit is as boa& with a how, and i Inns ea the whole line, "Ma ha wee hew to my wee itself far flis most wigwam expectations of the rectors, the had bad quite enough to do, whilst at the same 111 Th attention wee occupied la matching and sheaths the aeovemats of their egpiesti. An the &Mita had aimed ups the ompiiities with pre regret 'ele they sew bed groat plume In assessela that they hellined • smaelly setisfeetory been mime to with the Brighton Company a , n a g r i empalim having given way to a certain relent, without imellele, the interest. of their principals. (Harr, hear.) Meg dbeeleis and many chemist of railway board. prelkimed Bet to eel the remark. of the press to refeewnra i• the of railway companies. Ile emberall bra did met to that family. He wee very amine te emeliteit the *biome of others and to gee what the public sad the shareholders thought of the proceedings of the directors. He therefore had habitually read with attention everything that he 114 w in railway and other papers with reference to the maunder meadiag between the two companies; and although be some times met sad was obliged to submit to hard sad occasionally rather unfair hits, still he thought It was desirable to know the truth mad the opinion of the public. Some pares hit jocosely, some displayed a hie more temper, and one °memos/eat was kind enough to dub Mr. Schuster and Monett with the in le of emperoes, recommending them to allow the example which had recently been set by two other emperots, and to make a peace like that which bed been made at Valet:sae What thole two epee sedge do eventually, rer how km( that peen might last, it wee net ter him to meg ; bat be believed that Mr. Schemer sad tilleelf had to • wiser comes—they had taken more doe* earthy thli • mud terms as which peace should be than sad might perhaps rea senatily epee Oh peace to mere 'mating than that of Villetreas. lie tested the imeres would pardon him for joking. He midi Sow pre. M the meth lasporaerst bswi nese of the menthe, reepeetkeg which he had no doubt the shareholders expected some explanation both with regard to the capital end the reggae theme. It was a gratifying fact that the Jeerers In the truffle during the half year amounted to 43.3421, bat at the same time, the shareholders must not lees eight el the fact that they had worked fifty-one and a half more miles, and had run 284,549 miles more than during the corresponding period of let year. But eyelid that increased mileage and expenditure there had bees many other difficulties to contend yob—each as the low fares to Portsmouth—the ootopetltlon through • beautiful season with steam-boats on the Solent, at • *amen these wee so much more pleasant than the lend, to and from Southampton wit Portsmouth and the Brighton Railway. They had also had to work the Portsmouth traffic with nine miles of the line cut off at the end, and then to complete the route by cernibiaes. They had sew lines to open between Gillingham and Salisbury, between Godalmingand Porteniontk as well se between Wimbledon, Epsom, and Lsatbethead. Them lines led to certain increased expense, which he hoped would prove exceptional when the traffic beaus* developed. He would now ell their attention to the permeation capital am count, mentioning only the large items which he we aware the shareholders naturally matted with some degree of jealousy. The first item was tor the main line, 2,7611.,wh1ch wee gored over • lice of 80 nailer, end which had bees ex pended in oddities" sideways and extra buildings, cured by theneoresity of aff riling proper aooommodation for the W orsen traffic. There we a charge for the Guildford Junction of 2,188!. When they took that line the bridges were of wood, but the expense incur wed in relishing them was so great that they had bees replaced by brick bridges , which lie bad no doubt would last hundreds of yeas. He now came to the Basing stoke and Salisbury line, on which 10,7281. had been ex pended. This expenditure had been coused by the erection of • new station to bring them into more immethate contact with the Grist Western, by which their traffic would be im proved, and by the arrangements seminary for the con melon of that hoe with the Salisbury andYsovil, and without which they would have been enable to throw out the broad gauge line brought forward in a previous session, and which would hays threatened their Southampton traffic. The only other large item was the charge far the Southampton and Dorchester line, end the erection of • new station at Norther, where the ,site was largely increasing. Mr. Pommies wished for some explanation of the charge of 1,7001. for the metropolitan extension and Water loo station. The CSAUDIAN replied that that item arose from the ad dition' menamodation which bad been given at the Water loo melba, He would now make a few remarks on the re venue seellet. With respect to the charge for the met alware"f the permanemt way and week*, although it some what receded the ober. for the peeing half-year, Ile Wee= ea 11111 mirk year would not be more than 11$1 1 4 wide be glom* would set he considered very =mks that, le eddblen to $0 methey m of main line, aew lines he MA Itheeketedl. rid 20 eew stations SW beep up. He next ease to MIS heliellethe department, and whit b• bed 'Sated with gulped to the incrossed dietaries they bed bed to rpn would apply to the locomotive depart ment, sad there was One ohosestance which redounded very much to the credit of Mr. Beattie—that during the half -year there had been no new engines to be paid for out of revenue, although the stock bad been kept in good and sub mantis' mete, During the last eight years they bed built out of revenue 50 sew engines, and broken up and sold 33, so that stook had been improved by 17 eagles oat of revenue, in addition to 39 which had been built out of capital. Then with respect to the carriage department, the increase in the expenditure was about 4,0001., which had been mead by the converting ems of the old fleet-class carriages into monad and; third elms carriages, end providing more commodious end hardens carriages for the fleet-alai peesespes, so as to keep the Smith-Western • favourite line with the travelling public. Whilst their line we, he might say, In a state of transition from • short to • long line, it was evident their expanses must also be increased in their various traffic departments; but he had strong hopes of meeting with that PUCCeell upon which they had rAculated. In conclualon he begged to move the adoption of the report. Count EYRE seconded the motion. The CHAIRMAN. ix answer to • ciliation by Mr. Herapath, @aid the directors did not intend to give more than 18,0001. a-year for the Portsmouth line. The matter was not yet settled, but they meantto abide by the pledge which they had given to the shareholders. Mr. BIZAPATH teemed his regret that the 43,0001. extra earnings he been nearly eaten up by competition ; and wished to hare some explanatire of the item of 10.390!. 14e. 2d., .. surplus from last dividend and sundries," as 10,000!. of that sum did not appear in the Nat account. The CIIBIaXAN replied that the 10,0001. arose from • suspense account, or rums placed aside for omen purposes beyond what had really bean necessary. As the stun be longed to the proprietors, the directors thought it right to ' place it at their disposal at once. Mr. MITCHELL repressed his satisfaction at the termina tion of the cempaition, and trusted that the directors would not give any esmourasement to speculative lime be Projected by ensieeere and lawyers, sot with the view of heuelitiag the public or the districts thronph which they ere w imendel to peer, but to draw matey out of the pockets of compering companies. which might Mr. PCNCHEK submitted that the charge headed "e -late of Ild•ying account, 9,6131. lb. 6d.;' ought lo be Petd cat of the teed half yeses reolipte Instead of the receipts of (Stamped Id. Additiaosl.) [TWOPENCE. NAVAL AND MILITARY. WOOLWICH, Aeons? 4. of his sanctioned an ex. abali; of duties between Lientenent-Colonela A. O. Burrows, B. H. Crofton, sad H. A. B. Campbell, C.B. Ia consequence of this arrangemeat Lieutenant-Colonel Burrows will be attached to the tenth brigade at Alderney, Crofton to the filth brigade at Gibraltar, and Campbell to the eleventh brigade. to embark for India and join the regimental tease Beigal CHATHAM, AVOUBT 4. The 27th company of Royal Engineers, under the command of Cgtala A. W. Dunked, R.E. arrived at linnapion bartac. this Ammon from Aldeenhott Camp, =dinned headquarters. The cowpony, which only numbers 76 ea-oenmaiesioasd oaten sad ima, ie to be made up to testa air waglit of 110 ma of all nuke, *Aar which it will =shark ArAlie Maurtetes. 6(Tuni:3iiiiniZ=This zooming oentenoo of coartoertial was gemmed en Private John Jeffery, 61ft . who Awe he has boa in the serviel has boa twelve times tried by court-near dal ke various ofhases. On the present melon he was tried for shooting himself from headquarter. without imam He leas been hogged, branded with the letter "D," sad hod other punishments. He I. now sentauted to be Im prisoned for 42 days. PORTSMOUTH, August 4. The Imperious., 51, screw, Capt. R. Maguire. Teat out of larbour this afternoon and anchored at Spit ball to take in powder, shell, aro. On rounding the Spit busy ris Waled the !leg of tbr Commander-in-Chief, Adm. W. Bowts, C.B. The Neptune, 91, saw, C ap e Sir V. W. Haste, Bart., was paid In advance to-day, sad mils to-morrow for a more la the channel. _ . — The Vktory, 104, Capt. Arthur Farquhar, was paid up wa The Edgar to-day., 91 bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Erskine, was to sag from Spithead this aftarsons. The Camas, 31, eorew frigate, Capt. A. Phi Elmore, Is ordered to hold herself in readiness for era. DISBANDING OF THE MIDDLEIIII (Tau Dar.)—This morning the whole of the regiments of the Middlesex Militia, which have been out training since the 16th ult., namely, the Royal London, Colonel Aldermen Wilson ; the Beat Middle's; Colonel Thomas Wood ; the Edmonton Rifles, Colonel Lord RuSeld ; the 3rd Royal Wised/ester, Lientreent-Colonel Glossop, ocameaditat ; the South Middlesex, Lieutenant-Colonel Somers, eon seandant ; end the Queen's Own Tower Hamlets Mail* Colonel Lord Wilton ; mustered at their respective beed gaerten the Artillery ground City-reed, Reintetead. Turnham-green, Housalow, and Bethnal-green. ' Having completed the peril for which they IWO called out, sad having given in their regimentals and wionireseente—the men, to the number of 3,600, all received • bounty of IL 3e. Bd., and were dismissed. All la the list year al their enlistment found fit for further =Tim, and who entered for a farther period of five yews, =Weed in addition • further gum of if., being the drat instalment of the bounty of 64 under their fresh engstramt. Remelting Wale from the artillery, cavel7, inMtry, Ind royal sternses were in attendariee, sad enlist= • great unmoor for 1111 MOD in the regular army and her Majeaty's Indian military forces. The Worcesterehire Yeomanry Cavah7 of which Lord Weed is colonel, were reviewed on Wednesday at Emmy, four miles from Worcester. This corps musters about 800 men with three pieces of artillery, and is one of the most complete and effective in the kingdom. The following general regimental orders have been received at the headquarters of the Royal Artillery, Wool wich :—Conunandleg odicers are informed that artificers holding the reek of non-commissioned onions an not to be subjected to minor punishments without trial by eumb martial, bat that shoeing smiths, who only reeks guess= may be treated es such, and awarded such punishment as the commending ofilosr is competent to inflet ; but whenever the Gasses is seek that it is necessary to =tag them to trial, and the court martial awards imprisonment, the sentence should Include reversion to the pr leoaa forma dative and pay. His Royal Rightism the General Commending=-Chief is pima= to direct that the medical officers or the Royal Artillery shall wear the black morocco shoulder belt =des= se UM down for =vary in the dress regulattoes of the army, end that the veterinary surgeons shell wear theism shoulder belt, with pouch and ones of instruments, of the panels de posit= with the adjutant general." MILITART OPERATIONS IN HYDE-PABX"—ltaider. day morning • trial of Caosin Grunt's ambulatory and other kitchens was nude la Hy -park, • very satonsfa raped ! meet having been tried at Dartfond on the preceding day. Tents were pitched, end by moms of the apparatus dinner ' was provided for officers sad area with the utmost recility, and with the same radians as If the men were comfortably keeled is barracks. A large number of people were . pressnt to witness the ceremony, End appeared te en l particularly ' interested in the testing of the rids on the Serpentine. THE MAIL SERVII trrol!,_ Tarts- DAT.—Tbe Meamehip With Captain Weeks, left this day with the Beet DOM sad Chins malls, 1,936 bozos of = value 624,3611., and 66 passengers, among whom are a=ter and Dowbiggin, Captains }heresy, Willdneon,, n, and Crouch, Lieutenant Illerbaro, do. The Swede MO this day far New York, with 246 pameagere and a good Siam SairriNch—The sudden change froth war to peace has prodoced a strong and general feeling of sans. facton, leading to the hope that it will speedily nreetehlish. commercial prosperity over Europe. In our oeputraent of business we are at preseat unable to report any marked change either in the value or employment of steam Some bona flde buyers of screw steamers are, however,__ met with, and the oaks of mooed-hand vessels of this de scription during July have amounted to a coosiderable aggregate of tonnes*. Several new steamers have also found parchment at !airline's; and should no unforeseen check arise to interfere spin with the healthy condition of Britian trade, its name active development will undoubtedly follow. Since the date of our last lassie, the freight market for *maniere has presented no slteratice requiring special remark. Builders are reported to experience more inquiries in respect of new steamers, Wire are sot aware that any important Luilding contracts have yet been actually concluded. The usual re quirements for asthma trade may be expected to produce isomer of business to the emeriti benefit of the shipping in. tweet —(From Messrs. Allied Boot and Co.'s Circular.) THE OREENLANDFIgHLItY.—The Elena, Stephen, which has arrived at Peterhead from Greenland, reports the following vessels:—Active, 6,000 seals, 1 fish. 80 tithe of oil; Brilliant, then; Dublin. clean; Intrepid, 200 seals, 14 toes oil; Hate, than; 111seinthien, 46 tuns nil; North of Secalsted, 60 toes ( re; Game, 60 lUDS Oil; %incline, 600 male; Enterprise of Prearebargh), 26 tune. Seen on 13th July as parses honie—Wileaka (of Preserburgh), 160 eels ; Jean (of Bola's.), 1.000 seals, 1 &h.—Maga° Ma. SHIPWRECK AND LOU or THEW,/ LIVES.—The particulars of the total lose of the clipper barque Shepherdess, ce a reef in Alpe Bay, and the melancholy tate of Captain Urqthert, the commander, end most of his crew, have been received at Lloyd's. The ill-fated vessel was from 1. ,, nd0n with a mend cargo of merchaedise, and up to the period of her wreck bad made a favourable thane. On the morning of the 28th abet had made the entrance to Algae Bay, and was running for the port under reefed topsail, between right and nine knots an hour. The crew were getting her anchors and cables ready, when one of the bends, ors kinking over the bow, saw broken water. lie instantly celled out the tee, and the order was given to put the helm hard-a.port, but before that could be aceocuplivbed the ship struck on what is celled Thunderbolt Reef, a abort distance from the Recoils light- house, and after two or three minute.' heavy rolling ce the rock she apparently broke in two and went down with all on board of her. Altogether her crew numbered towhee, end only two were saved by clinging to pieces of wreck, and after nom hours buffeting about on the ocean they were picked up. One of the poor fellows was dnftiug far out to sea. ELECTRIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN HOLYHEAD AND LIVERI - OOL —TOO engineer reported to the Mersey Dock Board yesterday that the poke had been placed In the ground at a point within three miles of Point Lynam, and that the wirer had bum carried to within Six miles of that It was expected that by the Bth inst. the line would place, as tar se Point Lynes, and that electric commit amnion would at once be opened from Holyhead to the Cheat °rumbaed. PILOTAGE LICENSES TO Marrnas AND MATES OT COASTING STSAKINS.—Tbis 'sliest was atIINISSIAt at the meeting of the Meng Dock Board yesterday. It ap- Pee or l ir c a i d t e hat , w a ho m"."" are derdro: Ast ee hma take Ethe pil pl e a t t e e ge wi etrittee }kard of the Mersey Dock Beard Should undertake the examination for pilotage lioness of the meters and mates of coasting steamers. This the committee have declined to do for various means, which were read yesterday ; bet the Board of Trade hove replied to them reasone, and requested the committee to reoonsider the 'abject. It was the general opinion of the mernisys yesterday, that if the committee periiirual in their refusal a collision with the Board of Trade would be the re sult, which in itself would be sufficiently ditiegree.ble, sad which would doubtless eventuate in the appointment by the government of an examining hoard to act independently of the committee. It was contended that, es the committee were empowered to undertake these examinatioas by *et of fulfil ment, they need not, if the examinations were ?inducted Inch. prow severity, shrink from their duty. 1, !ornatel y, the °i:ltaguiet'bbitta.tipie:eirtyitcevissi:h7lcitiaitmgbwt,hatahl.yet,al. laito,";ift;:::::::d.isossernajdertabhadtisei:imp„......4ifd.i.:damihrsesilr:dwid.ad:ttcheibethisletyre.E.,4...t,:w.par.aihi:o7tacaupti on .t..,..:".1bu1:.: I it s , ..I i.known r orgicel Inetrument milker, himarronsissed to : make him an artificial bent Mid wrist asipabia IMMTIy .11 - the salami movement.... the ewer half year, and that the dirtied ought to be only at the rate eta! per cant. instead of 4f. MIST some tartUr discueeion, Mt. HOTIII, the auditor, explained that to carrying for ward the tam of 9,6231. for relaying the permanent way, to the next half - yell, they bad followed the coarse poured in 1864, and at other times, It having bees anew* that if there was ea extraordinary exprditure be rte half-year, it should be divided between that end the neat half-yew. With re gard Io the 10,0001. to fhb* dirks had beta wade as br ibe bra brought forward reareielly, he card ream the reprises that it bed shyer bra rob* berght (r -eveled be re mama* and wee well barer be be be nitres ae Weft be reriaird by my proprietor who wail will at the can sad =dm the aceoante tier blare On the grid= of the adoption of the report Wog t aw Mr. PVIC1111110•Vid that the 9,6231. lls. end., the of the relaying aterant, be paid out of the foram el the prt half year. Mr. Onamant rereded the amendment. Yr. !lee eat OAKUM (a director) was is frau of the amendwist, erweirlag the mine views as he bed ever der whim sires swag the shareholders, that all serants should be pad oat of the errant half year. Indeed be even went further, sad would occasionally vote for the enspeestee of all dividends if the expenditure of any given half year was In 0101S1 of the ordinary expenditure, and did not lam a fair berme of profit. But the practice had not bees is be last corpse,. With regard to the 10,0001, 66=4= belabor, mad although It feed, belonged to the i=did not with to take It be would vote with than. tar.) The ameadeart was then pat and negatived, only sera hands being held up in It. favour, and the terra for the adrefit the ewer we eared to. nrdallea wee that pried doelartng a Melba at the late of 41 per rat. per annum, an smarmiest permed by lb. Perrier to reduce It to 4 per Dent. Oct bowleg been seconded. Heedwilems were also carried authorising the arreagerronb with th•Wela London and other railway companies for eet nuke the en•nrioe of the West Loudon line; approving the loran*t out the works in the district of the Ifkluirrod,ised Hampton Court railways, under the eat the prerent onion, and authorising the directors to madam the Mae; entherisiag the directors to pusher shame in the firdisbury end Yeovil Flee upon such terms or they might consider desirabis ; sad approving the reduction of the umber of direntors from 13 to 12. • The=ga terminaSed with the usual rote of thanks to the c LONDON AND 80IITE WOWS/Of STILLY NAVIO/TION ComraitT.—The heit.yeaely meebag of Ws =may wee thee beld, Yr. The, I[.P., is the chaff, sae the Wei dividend at the fate at 6 per Nat pee scam deofe v a arau ed. • BANK OF EGYPT. Subjoined is the directors' report to be presented to the roasting of shareholders, to be held on the 16th West : " The soceonts now presented to the shareholders glee the result ol the operations of the Bank of Egypt kw the hall- year man the 30th Jana MO. The directors regret that rho Wilms s 1 the kook hos not bees so rwassarattve se as INOIN eseabse. This will not came moths, mad le to be ellelbseel M the some caorooroial arias arias( boas the :Ma o ses =dosi dila to imps, which greatly affeeted with the pods of the Illeditteraessa sad the *Matte. Voss eitromotimass opposes d to the directors seek rte ieeder It bepeettut ea itientto and eat Marne time Mime the heatproof the bank within the nanewest seeswei to look to security rather then prat. They ere le say that nothing requires to he set aside to meet dab, the sum appropriated last half-year to meet a deekda debt (now likely to prove good) being considered Nadia to cover all doubtful dependencies. The coarse of exasep, during the last twelve months, hss risen to an unmemdested extent ; and, In March of this year, the row asses mid trading community of Alexandria decided upon alkorisit the piastre of account from the Egyptian to the tag piastre. This alteration. without entailing any earl Men ma the beak, Devertheleas, neosmartly ameba a great pea alio peals on the bushier of the half-year, whisk the aratases have every reason to believe will speedily be rowisesiL. TM mount appearing to the credit drat ea lees debg mely6,lol/. 3s. lid., the directors do not re eamisi the declaration of any dividend at this half-yearly se the meal dividend could only be met by ea se the reserve fund." " The hest at June al te an follows:- Liabilities : Celled paid-cep 260,00014 reserve fund, 10.0001.; bills payable, onerset wed other secoants, 346.111141. 17s. ad. mat and lose (trlanos as below), 6,1011. 38. 116. Total,; 614,9861. le. 3d. Assets, itc.—Cub, 30,4305. 6e. 2d.; bills receivable, advances, end other securities, 680,8671. Se. 64. ; aloe forniture, 8881. 13e. 7d.; total assets, 611,9861. ls. 3d. ; preliminary expenses, 3,0001. Total, 614.9661. ls. The profit and loos aocotmt at June 30 shows :—Dr. To balance-sheet carried to next account, 6,1011. 3e. 11d. Cr.: By net profits for the lest ex maths, after providing for bad and doubtful debts, rebate of interest, cement m ra in London mid Egypt, and directors' remuneration, fto7. 14..21.; by balance of undivided peodty December 31, 1868, 2,9331. 17e. 81.; by lees income Mx, de., 6421. 7s. 11d.-2,2911. de. 9d. Total, 6,1011. 3s. 11d. RAILWAY COMPANIES' ASSOCIATION.—A meeting of this samodation wee held yesterday at the railway clear's,- hones, Seymottr-street ; Mr. Gamble in the chair. The chairman ha d g reat pleasure in stating that the Arbitration Bill had of through the committee the House of Lords. first boldness he had to submit wee that the appointment of Mr. Lessees as solicitor to the asso ciation be confirmed. lie congratulated them upon having the services of so able • men. Mr. Dugdale seconded the motion, and it wee carried unanimously. The final consideration of rule 8 was pored to & the nest meeting. The mammy then read the re see of the Me mo of the Brighton sod South. Western lway eompanies respecting the offer of the emaciation to Interpol. its good officio with a view to settle the matters in dispute between them. The chairman was glad to my that some of the directors of both cowponies had met with a view to • rattle meat of difiennom and then was no doubt that an amicable arrangement would be arrived at which would put an sod to the competition and all otter disputes which had existed between the two occapeatw. On the motion of Mr. Fenton the meeting was adjourned to the 3rd of November next. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON RAILWAY.—The half-yearly report of the directors shows the total expenditure on algae] coconut to be 2,848,0791. 14e. 2d. A 'raiment of the amalgamated company's loans In the capital amulet Mows that those of the Btocktnn end Darlington proper have been reduced by the mum of 83,9131. 7e. 7d. during the past half-year. The revenue has bees affected by the war In Mures* sad the coneequset Mdwepreed disturbance in coo . Ilemlel bade; this has rendered meeneary, for • further time, assn sememeions in mineral dues, which, at the comatenoe mot elate half-yew, it wee antkipeted might cases at an mely peeiod. The receipts for the six months just ended me (Including the balance from the preced ing half:year) 190,29/1. 16e. ; the outgoings for the eases period, including the Interest on loans, ere 109,6111. 12e. 6d. ; thus leaving a dispceable helm* of 81,7811. 4e. 41., which, after mewed of the pre * mimeo dividends, in equal to • dividend an the erdleery shares at the Ma of 94 per cent. per annum, leaving about 1,9001. to be carried to the next half-year's account. TM cell made is April Met upon the shares lamed in 1868 hat vi s csd them In the name caftan ma these homed In 1865. lath will be subject in future to the same regulations ar re garde calls and dividends, and betweberalt they will be desig nated "Ordinary shame, acts 1856 and 1868." With all the appliances in good order, with the prospect of an acces sion of traffic on the opening of the new lines to the west ward, and with the return of pesos abroad, the directors look on the present and peuspeotive condition of the undertaking with continued conlidence. LONDON AND VIRGINIA GOLD MINING COMPAN —The anneal meeting of this company took place yesterday at the eines% Lime-street, City. Mr. Clement occupied the chair, when toe report wee presented dating that In complimoss with the request of the shareholders at the meet ing for Torching the company on the 19th August, 1858, the ale et the company's property in Virginia had been I adverting in the American end English pews, but no abso lute Aloe el parchaise had been made. A partied cats of the 1 1 smile hal hakes place abroad since the last meeting, and = a mileamor would be made to realise the value of the yin Virginia. The accounts showed a toes ref 9,911, en mining operations of the company since the commenistment of the undertaking. A balance of 611. 10e. mined la the hands of the backers. There was nn die t:melon. The report having been adopted sad the retiring directors re-elected the meeting separated. STRIKE OF CABMEN AT BIKE ENHEAD.—Yesterday a strike took place amongst the Birkenhead canoes, and not a mingle cab could be obtained in the township. The cams of this %weeniest wee the compultery adoption of a U. Me in the new scale of rates issued by _the looel commissioners. THE PHI:EMIT SOCIETY MEN AT BELYAST.—At the Antrim Armee on Tuseday, Otte some diernmeioe, the prisoners charged with being member. of a mast society were dieohared on their owe Tempi...twee, Judge Christmas cenourrlng m the mums Mowed by the mown. The tra mireers JI pleaded "Guilty." They ware required to take the oath of allesiones when celled apes. 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