The Express. — London, England, 1855-09-29 00:00:00

Ibt xp rt 4 * • •••• 7a• ? r6* . • , • s ssAltd' , No. 2,843.] HE ASYLUM LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, awry fl ' ansi Z amid sissritlad are* tor 04•111. 7 367 1 . a. "Id as yffeiltp t =y 4des . m. prirliplos. Iwohistlism loneWsest ship mai Pregavissio tweggail main Vkee••_WW. °mu% UMW Malec. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. AL/ILLATION d ISADIC—Oa wig tam tits lad October. IL• ISAMU& frees h/ ELI TIN aa s Oasis. .ad the 4.3 V po, ads will be dirreadma war tas On& Waits law • Oa SwaiSys. tM $ pos. ate LMpa. Wu lbw Paddlas=d 4 en Orsa Molar, Oa 11.111 trsia tram LlLlStr i si l a ban Cbilmaans. tas SA P.m an train trans PIMLICO. —To be SOLD, TWO mull s compact, wars BOOM sub omPaMigg ales msg. two inlir &MD. sod the alga odaggiggig bat mg 114 it Pr Op assaplisa al pima I.lllpow se p r. MO OS, •pa g. Os Ims 73 pre. Lang p espol—Apig se M, 11, lkiskyrapt. Nockatarcoopme, Pimlico. OR FIVE SHILLINGS per WEEK, gentlemen may have a separate grellortatiWad BEDROOM, *M wof s resdalfreson, wh the dally aid weality sainasferh 10,1 0 :17 slissuisms, essida& e at sissateg, is., st Mo. Dowling.. • awl. r!anocesefel melte of the bet half oast ... amid bared aseilla taim 101FLUIDIf prom tab osaddime puss Y Y.onalh. asleas. '1 islisp eaumet of So bums bk. la pasumla Mass NI. pup tammeales tank Mr. demos bins awl ride 1 1 1 ask @NW ma OMI. Y. =die bawl. uliimu, arl sagalrables It le mialllas to spoulm. la le aseashaly esummoded , lois of lissalti bad of balk. Prue IS. W.; 7e.; bolo to kit am 11), 4‘. ; ;WO lot alas, do mew of suit Wee we tits matte " Paw- Ilassist OIL° hoo Iv a. 11101FLAND tad 11011.11,1411Mioupales. Loft ; ma by &Rabb owl porgamos. THE DAILY NEWS: LONDON MORNING PAPER. prim =stamped ed., damped Id. Lending Littera Journal, the dramas of trio commerce and .ran mad reforms. la the extent and =aloe of Its general news—ln the acerarsay of Its Tarr repent,, sad la the varied isercantUs sad aissrarraial informe d= mama= ia tits city. railway. and monetary szticlas—this paper he apergensaL SPACIAL COHREAPONDEN7II AT THE BEAT OP WAIL 11$ FOREIGN NEWS IS RELIABLE AND IMPARTIAL Aa exclusively early noon of shipping in the Ind= bees Is sup plied to It by every Overland Nail, aid It motel= THE ONLY DAILY MINING WORT. with list of prism _ IT EXCLODES ALL OFFENSIVE ADVERTISE/IM6. It WitilitlylntttpnilniVi;el,tio;eit ran tbas ea; of it. ecatempferartea. this PRA" In a / ofeffameoll mod early isformatios, =bred tor koala eirlooter p. 151.. aee Wader to any. To be ordered ol aey booluelke ar 1111111•1101 la laths klogdota; v et tbe tete, 10. Iket laadas. ILL 11 difloalty be esperioded la Mt tbe pager by *Today poet at a reduced pito, the pubLeber oft applioatioa, tarnish tbe Isms of oroe epode ready to supply It, at Ito. ed. pee quarto., paid eillyease by Tait-0110 eider. PAILY NEWS LENT TO READ, from 8 a.m. per is Ism asustry. at ) per q ; by Mr. News Art. 4 % lire uarter , Wlittotnars. pAIL Y NEWS FORWARDED to the COUNTRY to EVENING POST, at 19a. ed. per qr.. payment m advanee. JOHN MADDOX, 10, Upper Albaapat., kagenes-prk, Dcolnaar W Nara Agent V:LY NEWS LENT TO READ, in London, ot MA per qtarter.—SENT by MORNING MAIL. et SI 1/o. Id. WO DO.. lAA ed. pm qr.—H. ADAMS. 9, Pullamost.Mmol. Walaisollv, New Agost. BAYSWATER -DAILY NEWS LENT TO lUD; sod soophed to the eretstry moms poet. et 19e.11d. ger quarter. peed to elvirmh-11. BMW; Grove-terrace, West oolooerneto, New Asset. DRAMA. MOTLEY'S. Mr. Cooke, availing himself of the sensation Canard 17 the fall of Sebratopol, has made that plosions event the &abject of • grand " military austacle," which is nightly exhibited is crowded sad applauding houses. It is got up ha Unusual style of such things. There is • variety of &me dals in the trenehes—hand-to-band skirmishes of small rtinof combatants, in which a certain Teddy Murphy, of Cotasught Rangers, sad Murdoch Campbell, of the Highlanders, perform prod - gies of valour, knock lag down right and left, every luckless Ruske who &Mess in their way, and all the while keeping the me* tutors is roars of laughter by their fan and but Iseury ; there are the gaieties of the camp, with genets of edifiers and trim short•petticnated vivandieres; there am the different generals—the English and Fritsch (mot named) splendid, fine•spaken fellows,while the Russian commander (denunsiosted fikontikoff ) is a pitiful ere sadly henpecked by • termagant wife ; there are sallies of esseasee and sentimeet, involving the fortunes of an English septain and his faithful helpmate; there is • general muter of the all ed forms, prepariog f-r the grand attack on the Masklike( and Redan ; and, lestly, the attack itself, tenni fat is the destrarrioa of the "doomed city," repu tes by a deafening succession of banging explosiess sad a dueling display of red lire. By way of affording room he them esonindieg effects, the ring is joined to the stage, "tortoise one spacious battle field ;" end, in addition to the regular performers there are as many supernumeraries, is the shape of infantry, cavalry, artillery, Z , &a., as would lona • respectable little army. The mimic attack Is better managed sad more successful ea our pert that the Mimi seems to have been—for the enemy's works are tarried In • twinkling, and (wonderful to relate) without the loss of a man. Bone of the scenery is good: • moon light view of Sebastopol, the distant see, and the shippiag,as seen during the bombardment, is beautiful. On the whole, the plus is as good as each exhibitions generally are; sad mill serve to fill the hum while the present ezciterseut ettatinam. MANSLAVOSTICR NUR YAIMOUTII.--On Taadday, Me. Pitgnm , coroser, held as I, quest at Colmar, near Yar• midatb, on the body of Robert Ocean, of the former plea. *be bad bees killed by • Wow struck by J. Underwood, • lerittklayer. It appeared from the evidence that deceased bad bora drinking with other men oil daturday eight, at the &lag's Arena, Custer. All of theft left the Poem about 12 o'clock, sod waft standing outride, when U <lnwood omen N with two Gillis brothers, one of whose asked fora Inetifer• MIMI*, as wad& • little "jangling" ensued, and ultimately tratierweed meek deceased • violent blow on the head, kaaddir NMldswa. Green was taken up iftensible, and le be venelseil soil Sunday avowing, when he died. Vaillerweed, admaliag to um statemeat of • witness, seemed a peel heel shier the iallitesee of liquor at the time of the Ilithilmdmft•ftleftftwee. Th• MOSS, having explaleed the Is la learawie to murder end menslatighter, the jury OM Maned • verdict of maanslinagbtor spiders roprilil lig fraderweed, bet the prima*, bad been previously astioassembial by the magistrates on the Ghana of wilful _ wr TO A DIRECTOR'S TIAIN.—Th• Ober ay MO st the railway gates es the Great Northers lbw was sosibed by a entll earn the Simeon ben to travel ea Ilks YaS wi , h Four patient's were is the earflap at OS din of tbs snidest, bias fortunately soot of the. see. %kid lajury. _ _ A CENTENAHIAN.—A muter mason, named ogar, limbs* dial u Bpiaal (Vosges) is his hundredth year. Up M the moment of his death be was is possession of all his !Mattis,. both waist.' aai bodily. He perfectly recollected the reign of Louis XV. ; ad, though is easy cirmosstamaa, he tame, slain a year before his death, to go daily to a wiliaa ood at a a kilometre's distaste from his dwell's, to make Wlf faggot. The IKON MADE AND THE WAIL—The butt tradel la do neighbourhood of Darliagton ad Middlesborough, whisk is botiomiag more important every day, Is is a low ibblag state. Ors Arm alma, Messrs. Belgium sad Vaughan, who ham works st Betas, Middlesborough, mid Wilma-p ark, an mokiag 2.000 toss of boa par week, sad a grast_partios converted into shell or shot for the mat of war. TM goverment are prepared to remise all they as asks for them, and other large works sear Newer*, are almost eatirely occupied with gourmand orders.—ausschr kid Herald. FROM Me LONDON 01231711, Friday, sire. 28. FOREIGMOIFFICE, girt 28. The QINIS ku Mien plasma to approve of Mr. Heavy Chapman as Coeval at Quebec for the Quin of Eipaio. BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Dan. 26. The Lords of t►e Committee of Privy Comasll for Trade have reesived a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's am bassador at Paris, enclotiog sip, of a French imperial de cree, by whieh Coureeeiles, in the deputonat of Calvados, is made a port of eatreplit for salt. WAR DEPARTMENT. ARMY WORKS CORPS. William Thomas si4sentendent. WAR-OFFICE, Bun. ES. Boots Fusilier Guards—Frederick Passer, pent , to be ea sip and Lieutenant, witbout purelmeit, rue the lion. H. Anneals', promoted. BREVET. Capes's sad Brevet Major the Lebristsr IN:was, of = 641441. tie Bide Brigsdr, tbe brava of the sseesselsg tbe briniest sad iisperteat esseress ihm o r so r r s satin tits ssesmasel ei Gassed nimpses. al lbebersegsk in bs presisted be UN nab basest ..heel is tits may. ADMIRALTY, SIAM 27. Corps ef Royal Marines—First Lieutenant frederlekEdward Bedd to be sapient, vies Halliday, wind on full pay ; Bawd Limitation Jaws assail to be ant lieutenant, 'Ws Budd, peeneted. BREVET. Captain now* Ategeotisl4;ilieley, who has hew per mitted to retire es fob pay, wader the previsions of bwr Mejortfe Order ia Conseil, 800. 111. 1864, to be neje', the 'oak brag hesorery °sly. NZW DEPUTY LIZIITINANT. William Hanley, Eq. MILITIA. Commie's. Aimed by the Queen: The Mesas Rifles —Saab's' Orrell, gent., to be quarter master, from Aug. 14, 1855. NAVY BILLS. 'Aignst 10, - Department of the AcooentainOsneral of the Navy. Weds* is hereby given, that the Ceramimioners for ass eating the Mee of Lord Bich Admiral of the United Kin el Cheat Britsio and Inlaid have established the Wiewing'segulatiens relative to naval payments, and the mode of drawing bills, which ban bee* gradoesly approved by her Majesty Is council, on June 26: 1. Navy Whitened for supplies of provision, vietusllieg, medical, and naval storm, freight, and generally for all °at tract works and supplies, are to be made out payable at saves days after date. 2. Ali bills of exchange drawn es the Aeconotant-Geseral of the Navy, sad aoceptod by him, maid, in the bill so count of the Paymaater-Oeseral at the Bask of England, are to he drawn at lOWA days after sight, instead of once days, as preectibed by Act 2, Wm. IV., cap. 40, see. 8. These vegetations ere to come into operation on the let day of °etcher nest, *Most interfering with any contract ensagesent is which the stipulation as to payment is not is seserdane• therewith. Catnap Jaw Maim Cialmmlipookllsokwill, ship builder, to war reader Oat. If at 2, sod at 13. at Saab gball-artac Bola, Lawraaao sad Ca. OM istarpolanhars; off. rat, lea Akira nantry. GIODA4I In Yon Louts, . • all mid alkalmaa. Od• 8 at I, end inv. IS at Mat 1111"111141.1it. Map. sada • st. alig n li-ar Nirsmars kata lfris t a titstats, mat lawmat, OIL II ad Wm 1. at 11, at Cwt. M., limbs Mrsketria ; a t . .. 4, atbitnatta► hum ab wrw....,-6,,,..i.... Oat. 13 mid Nov. 1, at 11, as Oust Mi, Walsa, Ina Brownab, tam Ilattant talell. Blratittiala; at tatig,. Clitiatia, livai ßit trnsans„ Ittrulasbas. mug dasher, Oat. 13 and Nov. I, at 11, at Illmatmatais Coast. MIL, Bag Illrsuasktun ; at ands., utilate% Illsolastana. Ulla Eia i a alfiliklkaes Inaba waskaat, Oat. la aid lam I,as 11, as taillablif Onre. sot., bet, siradaguis; off. m 4, M likabsion. larvae. Hama, Xissillwar. Wilder, Oat. 10 and Nov. 11. at It, at taatratzt Oman. Si., M ain, lawattotar ; at ails, Pram, ___ Maelmam _ „ Trams lanmese, Mama Melds, Derbau f a v ildp Wilk; Oct II at 11, mei Paw. 14 at 111. at Illewalailerapea- Usu. Sal , ledge awl Ise% illewestairapa Tyne. and awl OP, &emi rs% Loin ; d awls.. liskrr, NewesellwelskAryea. SAIIILSOPICIIIS MUUMUU. Sept U. hums Drams= FOIL; 011iliellibalrest, City, ware. beweinam. Sept Si. Vi *WAN Jappeasew awl Thous Dix', Jarrow, Duzikaat, alkali eassaataltareya._.__ uiroLVRIIT C. J. Rana, Notooroos.EZ;Writ o railway notrances—J. Cora, Ilsonsr.strest. Old-street, whalotons anonsotarn— W. lltranbors, Loodsonallatrost. City, cantr-11. Bonnard% Modes. bog-street, qty, est var-11. Flower, Daksotaresos, sad Weltionton. yard, Holloway, oak proprietor—C.O. H. J. llopktna. Harrow.roat% FadenfM, nothisr—t:. J. Crow, Hamann% Harapotstd-rood, bone donsr-0. Da*, niapnad-road, Morediteb, braid siker— D. 8. Mil o% Upper Ilanionnootrootooarnepasa pagination 0. nal* Pylons,. Donst.rosore, journeyman dyer Baker, Arthootarass, Old Hest-rood, trogitres saml.tant—A. Pronoun* Lambeth-road, Londaoroad, atereltant's eierk-8. None, Watford, Bertoordslain, saddler 0. Hanle, Collisentrsa% Pwsonills, incuarAnoxs OF DIVIDEND& Jos BooDuorercer, Nisnaboatar. nalt tooter-Ist dividend on Is., Oct. 13, sad any satoonnat 'Mondry, at Pear's. Ilanalarator. Owns Mors EaacruY NICIMILL (INIQUIVID estate), Liverpool, Warsaw bran-Ist dandled of No, any Wednesday astir On. 1, ot Moron* Unman. Juts Eywainsa finnan estate). Liverpool. twaraass borokow- Ist divined . of es. id., any Wodandry atm Oct. 1, at Morgaa's, FANTII - 001. - WILLIAM nIZZLL, ,was Detl a lemeektet, east, melent to-3rd &Thiene et k. ad, any W y Mtn' Ott. 1, et Nome% Lt. motel. DIVIDENDS. Ott. IA F. I. Tudor, Clly, 06 isenessareh, Ems. emewledes eassa- C = bu rCE eol C. IDYL Orris& Oahedible4teiWees..oll.2lloEtspeepeelieuhle), Cesie ing. ob bellier-Oet. 22. IL Othilleite , el er-Ose. St 0. C. Posteas lisysentieet iW AlM e. lbebleMp. DONNA.pesw-Ume. 2 I. W. Otans, lobieem, Coon J. Ihnikeillid, Tedshlte. Yedeser-Ost. 171. i.. 1 weakness. ty. Torbehlee, sreeer-Oet. IA J. lapes ii L kim edileh. I tield. Timbal" anyerOse. IL O. new& timber seetehent- Oat W. W. Leelbea pi arrVild, iholleld, Tedisties =Enna= ' be panted, anheoasuee bellboys to the ststiery on the day et OPAL W. A. Eater& sad T. W= Dew Illeartearert, My, bettio stemirste-Oet. IL T. theterr, ftnehery, Neersi ihasearr-Ost. SA J. 1. Ceepbell. P. .., Cees t2i%Alp ordlseeresee teeter-04. IL T. IL Taber, well Bantsitarek Zan; essalsiss spot- IA J. W. inediesse; Jewlystrott, City; mil Anshellanbers, Devode, Yetlyne-Oet. le. L. Chesty Carat Oirseeses. Wee. bys btesfselweettheepa-Oot. EL T. Noshes, Inathey, Wider. DIMIOLTZD. T. Wass aeil 1: liaraw. Ilmale t : ll. Cholltadisalsk 'Siam - D. Nada sad T. Jimesla. ampaxr-Jasses Ilarlaa. am in Wansa. jus. soma .laba aurima. Marahrias ma Tyl did% ma kr ea alma alma Dania. saa.—W. Dame sal N. 'MW i SilMaa-NawkLaambirejciases—T. Dom IL nawassw. sad IL mam/a& Mahar adds, laa Warta. me aillaular. at ha se awl* S. Ilaaantap—D. *aka. W. al. .INPRINVI. WWI Dilia.Kmarkk. adlaw. °Nal ort ii r a i =l. Doom isl N. lanta. lisailaMit owl andare—J. A Drair fad T. D. lamabsr. um/ Ober sarea. Wahairaw. kalnalha—T. Woolliatalt and T. JakaaWa. Mad. Imasaltin. pirammo—D. W. Wasp aid J. 11. amp. Ilog. My. Tandilia. imuld sikoma—.l. W. Dumb, sad 3. 'Was •a. WO WNW eipaiamse—W. Way sad J. &Orb Waltaliana and limalsapraft °Wafts& lallbea—T. IL 5u td add I. S. MAD. Maseasest. Ors amikaa—a. Sira sad N. 1. kaatA jimaar TT" alseiso—J. L Hiadmidi dad Il ed . isu : post aildl oomska. abed 111.10-4. max. Ina aaaJ. dadels—Jota 10 0 111 . 1 0/ 41.6 flin ir lEl halfli llealC iake ldi . "9 ll.4a la . Illallasidam sop manhasuesa. de as voirds Aka legaba—a. LMa sla a. alma aaftaapasiz i = ask las= splama—J. O. Oalaa and T. Tax, soda war ow malmdanes—J . Laurie sal J. Taalia. elawast. O= saaba. Ism =TOE QUISIITRATIOSIL Jam Maim. Milt of the Plod Midway, OR. at the alma tag* &mazy korr, Duakaullia, paw saasfactoper. OMAN at :IA gorge Bawl. Deatimilas. AN AwxwAND ?di/rms.—A vexatious, but !tidi er/M. ineideat occurred on &rade, wt.'', at St. Saviour's Church, Larkball. A nark couple. after having the banns published, proceeded as that zeroing to be joined together to holy matrimony. The service proceeded until arriving at that part where the mirror said, Willies Wisher, wilt those have this vomit to be thy wedded ante ?" wiles the bridegroom stated his same was alit William Wisher. The eeremany was of raves Impended mid Inquiry made tesperiag the ewe of the mistake, wits it appeared that Ilia bridegroom had written to Mrs. Hyatt, the seateuess. requesting her to have the banes published, and escaladed his letter thus : "So no move from your Weil Wisher and Mary Williams." Mrs. Hyatt, eapposiar his same to be William Wisher, published the basins rend ia/ly, and the disappoiated oomph have now to wait the puldisatina of the beans is their proper arum—Bath Chronicle. Oka Imam PAxTotr, M.P., will on Monday maim distslbste the prises et t►e snood onetime of the Onsairy School of Art, sad oa Wedaesday maim, will be eedisistmed it a psblie dismay at the Culla Hotel.—ammo &V &rad. Ma. LIDDELL, M.P. —The thasekrlassi Herald stets Srithno b to mob is tbe »pert shish amend Y on eir IMbwl Peers lest west, sad which welted that • ttttii.Mleiliggaid le the emu boa mamba. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1855. THE REGISTRATIONS. Yesterday Mr. Shadwell held his end at the Windsor Cutle, Hammersmith, end proceeded with the revision of lists of voters for Chiswick, Fulham, Hamer smith, Chelan, sad Hersingtea. Mr. Joseph Llevies attended on behalf of the liberal In terest. The conservatives were represented by Mr. T. Alley Jones end Mr. Beaumont Madero. LAID In the perisito7 i iiiiiiiiiiii ii i i ii i iiiiiii i i i iii Coed Taylor claimed to be placed upon the register, in right of • plot of freehold land, situate in Blythe-loos, on an estate belay*" to the West London Freehold Land Boeisty. The claim was objected to by lir. Jones, on the growl that the valise was insulthiant. The claimant said Mat ha bad pnrchsiod • plot (No 263) or the above estate, for whit n be pad 361 in October Ism. Ho was a nosabor of • building soty, but he had paid for the land, and prodseed his dead of esovsyance. The Revising Barrister—Bat there is no proof bairn as that it is woods 40s. • you. What property have you !alp' ) •vs As Lad Maas Osseast ? 1, choknestootrailliffutoodook to build • knot epos . 04 - plot, bat had set re Tweed. Mr. Joke weld settle the question at INN by walk* the 'veneer to prove that the whole 200 plots ups the Mate were toted to the poor at 51. a year. The Barrister said that, as the lead led not been kt, and es no property bed been placed tapes ft, there was no proof that the property wee worth 40e. a year, clear of all c►arils. The dela was athordthily disallowed. William Davis, of 4, Albion-place, Ilreok.lane, Ham• gunsmith, mother member of the West Londe. Society, 'lathed the right to vote, In right of a freehold plot on the ease estate. The lend was ewareyed to his in October last. He had paid the parebas•sosq, 861. Mr. loses said that the raw objection applied to *hew ea to the last. -- The Bernie' Berrista—Hu any property bees placed spar the Lad Mesa October ? The elabasat said that be coursed building • house upon the load I. March Let, but it was sot yet !Wished. _ _ Tbe - itevising B mister—Then there is so tast e! that lt the property was of saltiest vales els months to the lat July or required, and there is sodding be ore sae to show that prior to the 31st of January the lead vas worth 40i. eieu ; the elan essaot, therefore, be allowed. The claim wci secordiagly disallowed. William Snacks classed is right of another plot upon the sane estate, for which be bad paid 361. two years ago ; sines this be bed laid oat 1001. upon the land, which was unin- lir. Issas oleo *Wetted to this claim ; hat isiskaars thostied th at, ss it had bees shows that the eleisteat had ospeaded 1001. opoa the lend sinus the eon melee of the deed, two years ego, sod that there was no mortgage, the W. lied bee* clearly made oat. Claim snowed arpostdiogi . Richard Tar* pre his deed of reaveyaue for load perchseed on the man estate for 1061. is October. and claimed to vote is right thereof. This elates wee also allowed. 11;71com objected to 14 similar claimants, 12 of which be 'attained. Thomas Humble Walker, of 6, Wellicitos•square, Chel sea, thea claimed to be upon the regieter la vines of free hold lead I. Blythe leas, late is the occupation of Frederick Fsalkam. Mr. Joan objected to the claim, as the freehold was held by the claimant in trust for the mensben of the West Lea dim Freehold Lead &deity. The Barrister esa the deed, and was of opinion that the property bad bora conveyed to the daimon end a Frederick 0 &shell, fee their own benefit, and not in trait; it wae soma! this to mats a wampum in joint teasing. The purchase-maser appeased to be USK He presumed that the parties led pembeeed Ike bad upon their owe ape colation, and not I. tenet be othn loran. The ablaut said that he had momyed away about two thirds of the property at ma prise; the rat ha it was more Man saffieleat aotild• him to tl i t==:. The properly bad ..111h borrowed upoa hie autimity. alli a I wet not an officer of the ty, ono tbetrutese. The Maim wee 'coattail, allowed. EAST SURREY. Sir Walter Buchanan Riddell, Bart., yesterday, at the workhouse committee-room, Cheat Rusell-street, Ber mondsey, completed the revision of the Bete of voters for But Surrey, with those of the perishes of St. John, Bt. Thomas, Bt. George the Martyr, Rotherhithe, Bt. Olau, St. Saviour, and Bermondsey. Mr. G. R. Corner, solicitor, and Mr. Tconsas Jima, secretary to the But Surrey Reform Recistration Siciety, attended to support ri foreign, and Mr. Edward Meymott, solicitor, appeared on behalf of the tarifa. IT. JOHN. The Overseers made acd sustained two objections to electors. Mr. George Monsen proved the service of a notice of objection to the name of Mr. James Baynes. Mr. Mermott objected to the notice, as the abode of the objector appeared on the het of votes as of No. 3, King stree, and on the notice It was stated to be No. 68, King street. .. Mr. Corner stalled Mr. Monsell who stated that he has occupied his abode several peers, end that when he took the house it wee numbered 3, but since that time the numbers in Bierstrett have been altered. The Revising Barrister held the notice as sufficient, and the name was expunged. Mr. Meymott made one objection and sustained it, and the reformers objected to attotber on the ground of change of neidence, but the new abide was supplied and the vote retained. No new claims were made. SAINT GEORGE. The °veneers made and sustained objections to five eloton, and five claims were allowed. Mr. Meytoott proved notion of objections to thirty-ono electors ssd onatinned thirty of them, but soon of t h e magi person were also obloctod to by reformers. SAINT SLATS. The overseers made objections to eleven *lmams, and sustained the whole of them; and twelve claims were allowed. The overseen made and sustained objectless to nine electors, and fourteen claims were allowed. Mr. Meymott proved notices of objection to twenty-four electors, and sustained twsstyone of them, and some of the same were also objected to by the reformers. SAINT SAVIOUR. ^ The overseen Rade sad sustained one objecting, and one clans was allowed. The overseers objected to tweet; electors and two claim ants. and nstained the whole of them. Mr. Merman proved (ounces notices of objection, and sustained ten of arm, and some of the same persons were also objected to by the reformer'. Some saresemeat was afforded to the court by two claims sent to the *veneers, one of them stated his qualification as " gectlemaa," and ano ther u " auctioseer, &c." The overseer of Woldingham attended the court and apologised for not attending at Croydon, end said that by the instructions sent to him by the Clerk of the Peace, he understood that if he did Lot receive any notices of claims or objeetioes he seed not attend the Court of Revision. The Revising Banister said it was the duty of overseen to attend his court with their lists, whether any change be made in the list or sot; the court remitted the flee, bat did not allow say expenses to the overseer. This concluded the revision of the county lists, and the respective wets retuned thanks to fin Walter Riddell for his unit Ma mutely, whir& was acknowledged, sad the mart was dissolved. ALOIERS.—The Algiers journals give farther se- ; counts of fires in plantations whist have maned of tato in various parts of the colony. In the plain between ; lietljettsr and Koleab the fire listed two days, notwith stands, the unremitting efforts of 200 of the French 'Wien to arrest its progress. Several necks of cone wan bunt. At Kelesh, on a pins of ground near the camp, i the dry gnus ought Are from the sparks, and the flames advanced very clan to the town, bet fonanstaly their I progress was checked before say considerable damage was ; sassed. A Are broke oat on the mountain of the Chostmas, I sear Cbarcber. The town was oomplstely surrounded by the Suess, sad it woody after several boars aanisitting efforts that the fire we. liatingnisAted, but not beton several vineyards, a quantity of tong*, and other property had been destroyed. 81ITINA.—A letter from Smyrna of the 13th states that, owner to the nergetio porseveranes of Seeman Peek', pablie meartty seetes's to mostablisie itself, sad that hopes are oatenaned that is a ikon tins there will be nothing mere to fear from the brigabds, as they appear to be all disapooriag frees the was of their former oat raga. The sews of the tiding of Sebastopol caused the moot general joy at Smyrna, whist was maaifiestsd by rt.- asisas sad njoisiops of all kinds. Arorwicastas' liaLt.—Names of gentlemen who their saamination in the edema and moues of um- Le a tl i . and received certificates to practise, on Thanday, etPL 27, IBM :—Willtene 11111cr Ord, Bristoa-bill ; William Jyes, asps. Bleeldordby, Loieseenbirs ; William Stanwall, Gaiaabonagh, Llasolashin ; Jams Ashbanwr James Ask- banter, Maashestar. For se. selstaat—William Bum Woofer, Cambsidp. BBLOIAN BASTERN JUNCTION RAILWAY. A special general meeting of the shareholders of thie company, convened by the directors, was held rater day at the London Tavern, to maim the report of a dope tatioa of too directors, appointed by the board to Innipeat the works on their completion, preparatory to the sif the line throughout ; and to consider a pro anii 10 the board to take tie lies from the emapany co lease. 11r. Baron prosithd in the absence of Sir F. flesh's, the chair man of the company, who was too unwell to attend. The following report was read by Mr. W. 0. Buthrraua,l the Secretary : " The directors mast express the gratification they feel in sanonacing that the whole of the line from Manage to Court fit. Billions, inclusively belonging to this company, is now opened for trolls, as well as that portion from Court St. Etienne to Waves which has been ted at the joint expense of this company and the Cherlemi and Louvain Company, so that the through traffic. between Manage sad Wain is now completely eatablished. The whole of the dopeatieuelee of the line are completed also, with the estop the of the mafioso on the 4 , h eution, whi ch are to be our Routh majoiatlo with she Carierai and LouvahrOdiapeap, 'and of which the plans have beers submitted foe approval to 1. Regis. goverameat. The gourmand gas. realm has satiessively come into operational the completion of the diet three metiois reepeletively, and will shortly come into fuss oa the 4th section aloo. The oustemplated just , tics with the Oust Luxembourg at Ottignies has bean and • provisional arrangement concluded, which is hkeig to secure • considerable amount of traffic towards Brussels A junction has bun effected with the State Line at Manage, and pessimism has been given by the govern meat to cross the State Line oa the level, so as to enable this company to effect • direct commansation with the Moos sad Manage line also. The MI awarded by arbitra tion in the ease of Mr. Sophisms amounts, exclusive of interest and law charges, to 6,0001. • a considerable por tion of which has already been liquidated. The litigation with the family of the Count de lionthesoli, in referents, to the mortgage held by this company, haa virtaallyterminated, and out of 21,0001. the Mouton have already received 14.0001. A further payment haa eabitequvatly bees made and inmost will be paid on the sums is armor. It soca be! same evident after Use opening of the line that the *listing rolling week was utterly taatleithate to meet the waste of the °oil:pithy, and the directors therefore made such an thermos to it as was ausseary to enable the traffic to he developed, which has now met 29,0001., and when the existiog costreets am completed will represent a eons emending 46,0001. sterling. Subsequently to the receipt of the trefilo manegot's report, the Messrs. Waring having made an oBer to take the line of this company on laws for a period of you., the dimness felt it to be their daty to lug no time in sonsavnicatiag to you the details of the proposals they have made. Their proposals are as —Terra of lease to be for 21 years, and the dividend payable oa the whole share capital —3 per cent. for the first two peen, 311 per cont for the fol ionise five yeas, 4 per cent. for the succeeding finless', and q per cent. for the remainder of the teem, and to allow 6001. per annum for tea years for camases of adninietra tion. Lassie to have power to determine lease at the end of twelve yeas, by giving twelve months' nodes of their lateation to do so. '1 he alternative to be submitted to you toe your consideration is, whether it is better to try the foetuses of this under taking and abide the issue, the present prospect* being not only very satisfactory an d en couraging, but which, taking into consideration the in creasing traffic of the Belgian lines generally, offers the eventual prospect of a high reimineratioa—or to mare at ones *moderate interest oa the capital embarked, rather than incur the chances of the competition naturally Incident to • railway situated as yours is." Mr. J. D. BLOAT (a director)-1 think there is an omission in that report which it is desirable should be sup• plied, and that is, that the outractore propose to provide stems sad sinking fund es the loan eapital. The ClalltatAll—CM mane the interest is to be that of everything, it to • dear dividend. Mr. Baal—But that Is sot stated. The eagiasee's report Mt to the state of the wake wee then read. Mr. MAITILIDOII MOTO& Sad Mr. 41.1111 TAOS ett. goaded, a reedisien 'towhee's. • committee of five shore holders so male with the diegginos the advisithilig of oeneptAg the offerto 18104 Ike •e, which was put and carded unanimously. Mr. T. Hope, Mr. Le Meet, Mr. Westhorp, Mr. Anal tag!, gad Mr. Crsdoek were nominated as the committee. Mr. La Many—l presume that the terms of the lease embrace the whole of the capital ? Mr. Baaae—lt is distinctly so stated. Mr. La MlST—dad of coarse we shall have nothing to do with any further 'Meadow—thou will toss matters affecting the legume entirely. There are poi U which I think ought to be cleared up before we go into the question at all. If • certain additional number of wa.gons should be required to carry on the trate, ears must be taken that that is not a question of disagreement hereafter. A SiIIittSHOLDIS asked if the whole 61. per share would be called cep ? Mr. ItILD replied that there was a circumstance which might render it desirable that a further portion uf the remain• fog pound per share at least should be called up. Tae quar ries had been alluded to in the report, and if the amaaeting breach were made to these causes, it might butane the interest of the company to purchase them, as under the immanent they would be enabled to do at a fixed prin. That was one reason for cal:Sag up more capital; the demand for the intension of the plant was smother. It was probable therefore that it might become summary to call up the whale of the 61. per share. A PiteraliTea—Bat you cannot call up more than the 61. a share. The CHAIRMAN—No, that is the limit of the shares. Mr. Ls Ilitax suggested that the shareholders ought to know, before entertaining the proposition for the lease, whether they or the lessees were to make the juuetien with the quarries, and also whether the lames would be content with having the line headed over to them its its present state, or whether a farther ezpeoditure of capital would be re quired. The print stated that some part of the tan shillings per share would probably be necessary. Mr. Balm! replied that it was quit* clear that the con tractors contemplated the ceiling up the whole et the capital, and that was what, in fat, they proposed to gnarantoo the interest upon. Mr. La MSZT—But was the capital yet to he called up to be applied to the eatensioa of the working stock, or making the junction with the quarries ? A Paorantroa suggested that these were questions which would be considered by the committee. It was then arranged that the committee should confer with the directors forthwith, sad the meeting was adjourned to that day week to receive their report. NEW GRANADA COMPANY. reader it a remunerative tioneern ; bat the directors Doped sad trusted that they would be able to do so. They had sustained, at the beglatitag, great disadvantages from the Sr. at Mr. Scott Russell's yard, and from the death of their sollesgue, Mr. Geed, who** energy Dad, more this anything else, promoted the undertokicg. The credit of the company was involved in finishing the ship, end that must be the directors' envie for being obliged to make such frequent calls, and to so large an amount. Unfortunately, the default of some shareholders entailed a heavier responsibility upon thaws who did fulfil their Odle ',Wong. It was, therefore, the duty of the directors to compel the paymt at of the arrears of calls; and they had no doubt of being able to do so. They had given stringent orders to the solicitors to proceed against such parties neat term, aid hoped it would not be felt as a grievance by those who were in sneer, towards whom as much courtesy had been shown as the directors could afford. He moved the adoption of the report. In reply to a question it was stated that the solvent of calls now amounted to about 90,0001., the amount which bad been actually paid up being upward* of 360,0001 and , the directors quite eaperited t• wbielelt recover Hai 90 , 0001. 'The mill lett made Wm this eighth call, and they did not mean, at present, to take legal pro eeediags against those who were in arrow for this last call, bat only against those who had not yet paid the seventh call. ~ With regard to the time when the ship would be hmusehed, Mr. Butnem. declined to promise anything more than that it should be dons within a year from this tMii; and The CIAIRMAN added that he should be very greatly disappointed it it were not launched next summer; it ought to be done by nest March. The report was then adopted, and with a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors the meeting ended. A meeting of the shareholders in this company was held yesterdsy at their crises, Adam's 'curt, Old Broad street, Mr. CHIALIS JOHNSON in the chair. The CH•IitYLN said the MISHIT was d at the request of the shareholders who attended at the last. meet ing, in order that the directors might afford to them every information they could as to the proceedings of the past six months. The directors had therefore prepared a report, which he called aeon the secretary to read. The SICIIZTART then read the report, which eontained the following statements: Tb• result of the operations daring the sic months end ing the 30th June last, which have reference to the revenue accounts of the company, are as follows : _ _ _ " Frontino Mine -Rrlurse from tat January to 30th of Jose, 1865, inclusive, via.:-.Gold dust sold in Loodou, 4,6841. 10s. 3d. ; inc..... in the stock of floe ors since 31st of Detembor, MI, 9071. Is. Bd. ; less decrease of rough ore, 4161. 13.. 46.-4901. Bs. 4d. Total, 6,1741. 74.-Coat, 3,4631. 15s. 16. Balance, 1,7111. 3s. 66. " Bohai' Wm.-Returns from Ist January to 30th June, 1865, inclusive, viz.:-Gold dust sold in LAidon ' 3,1681. 52. 64.; velum of rouge ore on hand, 30th June, 4031 6s. Bd.• -3,6691 12s. 2d. ; coat, 1,9271. 12s. 7d. ; balance, 1,6411. 19.. 76. ;-3,3631. 3s. Id. Balance of interest account, 1711. 19.. 3d.; profit upon ypld purchases, 191. 12s. 86. ; press profit. 3,5441. 15s. Deduct-Expenses in Medellin, 7811. Ils. 106.; London office eapeossr, 503/. ls.; -1,2641. 12a. 10d. Net profit for the halt-year, 2,2801. 2a. 2d. - - - "From these figures the shareholders will have the sada faction of seeing that the company's work., completed up ti the present time, having at length been put into regular working order, are new yielding a de aired excess of income over expenditure. It may fairly be expected that the results of the next ball-year, by the gradual completion of the works now in pregrees at Fronde°, and the improved working of thou already in operation, will be coroiderably more favourable. Beindeloabe expenditure incurred in working the mines as shown abbe', a sum of 1,618 13.. 3d. has been laid oat in improvenatits and extensions at Fronds°, with the object of augmenting the future returns. Of taws works the chief ie thump platioa of another mill. The profitable results attending the crashing of the remains of ores by one of the old milk made it appear desirable that this branch of the company's operations should be extended, and with that object the directon sanctioned the construction of an additional mill of twelve stampheade, which hue recently been completed end is now getting fairly to work. Of the other improve meta in progress at Fronde°, the directors would particu larly refer to the watercourse for increasing the supply of water to the mill., and rendering it constant, and to the roads end waggons, constructed to facilitate the carriage of the mineral from the mine to the crushing mills, which will eventually be the means of a very cossidereble saving in the present heavy item of expanse of carriage. The whole of the works now in progress at Fronde° will, the directors trust, be shortly completed, and the capabi lities of that mine be more clearly known ; alter which no farther extensions will be carried out for some time, as the directors consider it desirable to give the present aeries of works a fair trial, and see, from the results, whether it would be advantageous to extend them. In the ordinary mine workings, the pried - pal feats,. to be noticed is the increase now visible in the returns from Bolivis, justify's.; the expectations formed by the directors as to the value of this mine to the company. The Fronde° workings call for no particular remark, but in the local management hi the mime *renderable changes are being effected in order to reduce the current expenditure, which the directors hope to us eccomplisLed. Mr. Whiteford having retired at the expiration of his term of engagement from the management of the company's mines, by been succeeded by Mr. Robert Fairbairn, of Liverpool, who from hie good testimonials of ability appeared to the directors well qualified for the office of superintendent." The report was adopted unanimously. tory " Ths shareholders will remember that at their fourth 1 general mooting, held in February last, the direc tors reported that the vassal was in rapid course of construc tion, and arrangements made with the contractors to com plate her at the earliest period possible. Your die., clots have now only to report that then measures have since been steadily progressing, sod that the subsequent progress in cionetruction of the ship and engines hes been satisfactory, as will appear from the following report of their 'ruiner : ' 18, Duke-street, Westminster, &pt. 26, 18.56.-6so tlemon,—l am happy to say that my anticipations at the period of year lost annual general meeting have been realised, end that we have proceeded at • more rapid rate In the construction of the ship ; and that this rats of progress is likely to be still further in creased, at all events until the winter season and the very short days may interfere with it. The whole of the middle body of the ship is in a forward state, and I hope within a fortnight from the present time, in compliance with your instructions, to begin laying the decks of the centre com portment, sad fitting up ono division with cabins, and other details, so as to afford • good practical mews of trying and determining the most eirraossioal and the moot 'Mein& mode of fitting up the whole vessel. The designs of the wow and paddles have been finally determined upon and the work patio band. The engines of both makers are in a forward state, and I expect soon to begin fining of the boilers in place, and the sleepers and are now being prepared la the ship to receive the engines. The general design of the masts and rigging which has been thought most fitting fur such • vessel has been finally deter mined upon, and atter the model which you have ordered has been made, and the whole well considered aid settled in detail, we shall be ready to enter into contracts for the execution of this part of the work. The works necessary for this launching of the ship will shortly be cosonienoed. After more than a year's consideration, the plan originally determined upon appears, in every respect, to promise the most satisfactory result. I referred to it in detail in my last half-yearly report; on that occasion 1 mentioned one or two CUM in which a somewhat similar mode of launching LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAIL- bad been adopted in England, but not for large steamers. WAY. The publication of that report hes afforded a gratifying This belf-yearLy steeling of shoreboldm was bold proof of the interest which betaken in this work in America, and the disposition in that quarter to afford every assistance, yeeterdey at the cMces in Colunan-strest-buildings, Mr. J. as. w i t hi n a few wee k s o f t h e c i rcu l a tion of my report, an d CLAY in the chair. Buffalo, i f report stated, that after allowing for the dividend dived as quickly as the post could rears any notice a the of it, I re- The declared in March last, and for interest on the g nd communications leas United States, and ordinary debenture loans, there only remains at credit eat encouraging me in adopting that mode of hunching, as the of profit and lon the insignificant balsam which appears in one already adopted, and proved in practice to be the lust, for the large steamers built in that neighbourhood, and the accounts of 661. Your directors deeply regret, in cam- giving me details as to the mode of proceeding and the re ran with yourselves, the Wei of income consequent on this e „ t i ins use d. I on sno w s , to t a k e the occasion of ea failure of dividend for the past half-year ; but they are pressing my thanks to my correspondent, Mr. Bull, and of gratified in being able to were you that from that point acknowledging the American claim to priority. Such being the position of the company he. steadily improved. The the forward state of our works, I think it would be average weekly tree% for the Jane half-year was 6191. very desirable that no time should be lost in seeking 2s. 4d. For the eleven weeks of the current half ear, up for men competent to undertake the command of to the 15th instant, the weekly average is 6661. 3s. 10d. such • ship, a.d probably also for engineers to whom From the evidence of what has been done up to this time, then, the largest engines yet made, an to be entrusted. your directors feel justified in stating that when the Doom- Dor awaits come before you there will be found • material goo d the commander of such a ship , we want not mer el y a good 'semen, but • man capable of apprehending and sp laying in working expenses. The magnetics telegraph predating the new and peculiar powers which seen • ma il completed, and is operation over the whole line, chine will place at his disposal; end he must be ono who, which adds much to the safety and facility of working. while he will ki ng hi s mentana hip an d hi s exper i ence t o hi s The lino of the Dundalk and Enniskillen Company has re- aid, must ha able and willing to apply his mind to the eons costly been extended from Rallying to Newblisa, thereby sidoration of the beet means of working that which may be much facilitating travelling betweinamdonderry and Dab. considered rather es a as. and powerful machine than Hu A new steamer, interacted to pl betwixt Embank's., merely as • ship. The public announcement of your being Belleek, and Beiltnibit, km bean p on Lough Braes prepared to consider this subject will, no doubt, lead to corn and must wits in bdullbril more Woolf into C 4 ' 28 . 11 " munuations from some of the many able men who, I trust with your railway the anstry lying sloes the shone of and believe, would not be otherwise than ambitious thane's*. A sassed Has of stamen km commenced to to take the lead in what may be considered almost trod, between Loodooderry and Glasgow; and your diree a sew s y s t em m navigation —I ate , [oe d ema , your We an PIMA Oa leers that the felted and 81" i powerful obedient servant, I. H. Ballow- —To the Dine- NMI Si SIM Lemihmoinry Biome host Company, which for tore of the Eastern Steam Navigation Company: ' , Magi menthe poet has been chartered by the French The rapidity with which the works are aow proceeding has governmest, Is eegg.ln about to be placed upon the station rendered it Dexterity for your directors to oserciat the powers between I.aedeadervy and Liverpool. Is February feet an with which they are invested in making calls fur • salciiiiat THE EPISCDIPAL CUURCHL 01 , SCORLAND.— Sir arrangement with the Postesseter.Geoers l amebic opus- amount to meet their eogagemonts with the contractors, ..,, William Dunbar, who seine roars ego was exisommunsiatod Berry. . 14T N c rgo v i e l y a an tion te s o a f i: da ta y progross mail froi rry O whish malil s W elminl iaact.a. d the b- an an." on 6 part - - sea the proprietors , wh i c h sod who defeated the Primus in the civil courts, having Pat-ofilcs authorities meet the goomay esposased esquire- is uesetisfestory in itself, but which is a matter attributable sometime ago resigned his inenzabancy at St. Paul's, Aber meets of the country , 804 0 ,18 . 1141 kr omelomerWelble coca - to the peculiar circumstances of the times. Your directors l ath. ' have to regret dies, and returned to England . with a view to take Bog pany foe the service, night sad day millmanammehjaellm will have felt it unwary, in justices to the large sambas of BA preferment. has been c o w ed i n stitution until the pros bi,. 9114 M1T" both war between 3/relereampubilli sharsholden who have respond e d to the calls promptly, to ass of Bishop Skinner eh Jul& be withdra wn. Is consequence a " _.._th• whole line from Lowdumm i n, .m_rmw wwww _ s _ .___ l Fill• Mein that so further delay should take place to payment of this he applied to the College of Bishops is Scotland, with 0 4'.• great convenience um alma' m rw• Im mumlom a ':ae arras, and hays therefore instructed their solicitors of the district, be Elude available gas lumPollee 1 61 , 118 . 1 . ttl take proondiogs for enforcing immediate payment against having seceded hot% the Scotch Epiuopal Church," when- This meeting will agreeably to the modes. be mete spooksh e a pa nt o w hos e sane may be is &near at the °MUDS o f awn Bishop Skinner has, with the unanimous consent of Mr th e t ar r ies °T obtainin g 7 04,11•11 12 . ille las .7 ;1155 the litw courts, which take, place about the middle of next hVg-ha.d s orated him am m ii ,i mi ._ w eer* , D a il y m a d . of am bocrowWg novae of the Ant 01 I NW, the kit mast io. a formal expression of his sorrow and contrition "for [Advatuismeot.]--HoLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND Wean rue dhectme have gives Oaleadar &Maths le The CHAIRMAN observed that, although the magnitude _ L .... _ cmv . - . yimeromm .._-- . aemmto:a4 s eeeemoo gate Chews eaa amagementh A Vialublati,_ liquidation It 1i : 61)1116 m et th e sad washy of this undertaking had, when it was first ,T f ' ~a i s mabes. ; howLigt: of i = us, : m. uu stasa.4l.l . slew Zr isratssortuc t company, "- are '' '°`-a---""' to report that is bells Gummed Immo eseiteiliesie led appealed Mr" 07 t° In way, itot Yea s, lot. that Hr. I. Meas , lirmr, la the parish of title reopen soon iseptevetaest has WA, effected. The de- us tat'asmatioe s a mosiderubis time must necessarily elapse mar. ere eetril More er death al kis "ablal**bereby be re. re be n ar : Pe .l t ra.,__,..... sbe" nkri".____ to w _ 1 3___,..., 480 is "la. mulaula beim toe direettos could give en account of it perfrdty mom sows we were Inman. and fr om gidi aw kward a ppear. - - a -- 1 - .1. - - t e ''''' `""""*""Mr • :Wuoo '-. Pememo oiler satkessfinry to themselves sod their shareholders. /my south= was nod...kiss la dem to hsal s --.17 -.... company still mien _;bat they winele t l b = rete meat . street the oeschiseg podium sod toofider„oe of the the Mit °°M mt elt ". ' I I° MM I "UM 11.1.111"tratlat "I 1!.`". you that until the telmie of the capital so by shersholdere, and uothilag should be P:h u:otess to cos- gm , is i. ‘ wk .. la awl mom um. "mob healed „wl ~ de Act of 1864 has been takes up 'great embarrassments paste this great work, mule when it should ho ocentiten te i wamea.—Odi lay off sabres vorioces sal at Prokmor Hollow?* Whet exist, and the company cannot be fully relieved IN. reader it usafel and profitable. at was diSeult , eellreet NMAYAlhaehhAtee e itteall, loodeos Ind et Ed, HeAder:llele New the serious disadvsotop of debt. They would Biala ea- to amettsig in whet degree lb 'y would be able kusafter IS Tall. c z i ttl p , c 4.4; r6' . Mr S :4 11 rOPENCE. leen% ; but the directors Doped old be able to do so. They ring, great disadvantages from Lumen yard, and tram the , Kt. Geacb, who*, energy Il se, promoted the undertaking. rat involved in finishing the sectors' itemise for being obliged and to so large an amount. if some shareholders entailed a tows who did fulfil their Odle 1., the duty of the directors to 'rears of calls; and they Led no so. They had given stringent rooeed against such parties neat it be felt as a grievance by those whom as much courtesy had could afford. lie moved the t was stated that the solvent rooted to &boat 90,0001., the sally paid up blimp upward* of o quits eapeeteri tw lie "Wel* mill lett made eras thi eighth at present, to take legal gro- wers in arrear for this la.* call, o had not yet paid the seventh into when the ship would be promise anything more than in a year from this timi; end that he should be very greatly lot launched next summer; it arch. pted, and with a vote of thanks re the meeting ended. ADA COMPANY. 'holders in this company was sits, Adam's 'curt, Old Broad- sox in the chair. meeting wee d at the who attended at the last. meet- ACM might afford to them every to the proceedings of the past had therefore prepared a report, limitary to read. iad the report, which contained lions dating the sin months end- •1 eh have reference to the revenue ire ea follows : sae from lit January to 30th of :—Gold dust sold in Londoci, in the stock of fine ore since 31st 71. Is. Bd. ; less decrease of L-4901. Be. 44. Total, 6,1741. is. to. Balance, 1,7111. 3s. Bd. is from let January to 30th June, Id dust sold in LAidon, 3,1861. f 1011 14. a.l . TTTT T. SINGULAR CASE. At the Salford Town-hall, on Thursday, a man named John Griffiths was brought up on rimend, before Mr. Tr.fford, thirsted with unlawfully obtaining and run ning away with 7151., under the 'allowing circumstances: — Rome time elves the prisoner wee in partnership with Mr. Farrell (as joiners and builders): they became bankrupt, and their partnership ceased. Afterward, two perions, named Brownbill and Lawton, carried on business with Griffiths; but as some of Mews. Farrell and Griffiths* accounts remained to be tattled, an excuse existed for Griffiths being frequently about Messrs. Brownbill and Co.'s purlieu. A short time since the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company tent notice to Messrs. Brown hill and Co. that they were prepared to pay the sum of 7151. in question. The notice was in the following terms : "Notice.—You are requested to apply for the payment of your account, amountir g to 7161., on Friday, the 21st inst., at one o'clock. If you cannot, then the authority at the foot must be signed in favour of the party authorised to receive ?almost os your account." lois was signed by the treasurer of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway, and it was received by Messrs Brownbill and Co. at their place of business, where it had no doubt been seen by the prisoner, whn, on the de, in question, pre sented himself—not at one o'clock, but at a much earlier hour—at the Aloes of' the company, and obtained cheques for the amount, which he got cashed during the morning, and which was discovered when one of the firm went to the c.:mpany's offices, intending to receive the cheque. Griffiths was pursued and apprehended, but only 15s. of the money was recovered. Messrs. Brownbill and Co. gave the company notice that Griffiths war in custody, but the railway authorities replied, "lie has robbed you, not as, and you may prosecute it you Vase." Messrs. Brownbill and Co., on the other hand, contended that the company eight to prosecute. Griffiths was therefore discharged, there being no charge against him. To explain the above singular proceedings (says the Manchester Guardian, it must be stated that the railway company, by prosecuting Griffith,, would have admitted that the money was obtained from theca, and that they were therefore halite to pay Messrs. Brownbill and Co. the whole amount; and the company do not of course wish to pay the money twice. Messrs. Brownbill, by prosesuting, would have admitted their receipt of the money, sad thus have invelidsted their present supposed claim upon the railway company. lied the 7161. been recovered with the prisoner, there would probably have been no diffiatalty es to who should prosecute. (Stamped ld. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. sadly entreat those proprietors who have not yet assisted is the above object, both from regard to their own aldose, fa tweets, and is justice to their fellow.sharoamtiets, wbo bar. already taken their pro-rota allotments (elms mach more), to oome forward and:aseist, in however small degree, in completing the subscription to the new stock. A compa ratively small effort would now accomplish this object. Once attained, and the ecmpiny freed from pecuniary diffi malty on capital sammat, and enabled to make adequate working provision for the requirements of the traffic, your directors, who, as yeti are aware, have personally much at stake in the undertaking, (eel perfect ear fidence that the property will steadily improve and become fairly remune rative. The Ca•taus.et, In moving the adoption of the report, umgratulated the shareholders upon the progress which had beet made in liquidating the liabilities of the company, and recommended them to take up the remaining new stock, which would at once fres them from pecuniary diffi culties on capital account, and enable them to get a new rolling stock, and to meet the requirements of the traffic. Mr. Caosan seconded the motion. The CILUILMAN stated in reply to a question that the would meet alt the -liabtlitiee—that was to could Pt • clew *O,OOOl. of the new share capital, that woo be sufficient, with the debentures which they were able to issue also, to clear off every debt that was owing by the company, and would enable them to close the capital amount. The motion was then put and carried unanimously. Mr. Banbury end Mr. Barlow were reelected directors. •• On the motion that Mr. Gilliland be reelected, Mr. Hammitt° moved that Mr. Gilliland's vacancy be not filled up. He disclaimed any personal feeling towards Mr. GiUilaad, but he was of opinion that a local director was ILOSOOtlittly. the Cuentuerc thought that Mr. Gilliland's services were very useful. After a few words from Mr. Bata., Mr. Ilituutwo with drew his amendment, and Mr. Odlitaid was reelected. Mr. Bleu. asked whether it was true, es he heard,tbst the Trelliek accident was not the result t.f any Roman catholic Of protestant feeling, bat entirely owing to the state of the roiling stock. This C11•11.11•X trusted that the cause of the accident might be such as Mr. Bell suggested, whatever amount of blame that might bring upon the officers of the company. But the opinion of the board remained unchanged, namely, that the deed was mused on purpose, but whether from mere waatouser or • worse feeling there was no 'videose to show. The grand jury did not find bills against the per eons suspected because there was not sufficient evidence against them. If they had been put upon their trial and acquitted, as they must be from the insufficiency of the evi dence, they could not be tried again, and under %bust cir cumstances it was thought better for the ends of justice to ignore the bills in order to see if time would throw more light on the subject. (Hear.) A. resolution was then agreed to, authorising the director, to raise 25,0001., being the sates of money prescribed by the act of 1854, as loos as the requirements of the Joint Stock Companies Act should be complied with. A vote of thanks to the chain's& and directors terminated the proceedings. BAGNALBTOWN AND WEXFORD RAILWAT.—Tho half-yearly meeting of ris ministry was held in Dablin on Thursday, Mr. J. E. Redmond, in the chair. The follow• ing report was adopt. d:—•' The directors ere hippy to be able to state that the works on this line hese steadily pro gressed during the pest six months, and it will be observed, on reference to the accompanying report from Mr. Le Frau, their engineer, that a considerable quantity hes been com pleted, and executed to kit satisfaction. A sufficient erect of land has bean procured to enable the contractor, for the present, to proceed with the works, but though, in the majority of cases, the directors have been enabled to come to satisfactory terms with the proprietors, yet finding le some instances either that exorbitant demands were mode fur lend, or that tt e owners were unwilling to treat, they deemed it for the interest. of all parties to proceed in future for the percher of land under the provisions of the refill Act of Parliament, which divers an arbitrator to be ap pointed, who shall estimate the fair vales to be paid. They have accordingly taken the neetessary steps for that purpose, and Mr. Fiebboneas has been appointed by the Board of Werke r arbitrator, and from hke well-known judgment and vaporiser, it is expected th remainder of the lend will be obtained upon just sad ressonable terms. EASTERN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. --•--- The haltyearly meeting of this company wee held at the London Tavern yesterday; Mr. Bore in the chair. The following report upon the construction of the great iron ship at Blackwell wu Iced by M►. lATZII, the WAIF IRIESBMAR.—Os tin 11th of May, 1866, as lepaelas wee mead by the MO Olert of Cbseary, sal ea llib lees Maras wee Nein yeepelia JINGO ?MIMS ewe ethrs. le mass than ben vadat a peaty a £l,OOO, Ow sesdlelee , wadi le by loyal Lama TWO el laeleae, eat newe= era el lbe Loa de Plat male de Para, sad the el Pieelelsw, elera. Triemer. leo. I, le a ewe. kw el= wpriaMarriash a* isbortiew Cl the Spam. 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