The Express. — London, England, 1850-08-30 00:00:00

sis &Mew sk wog thy P T ptot.d nw te , sad ec • . I , o thers. The VOW grelelY Mike" "Aviv ttloodu - ? lave I found tbe ; i m•lditig these yet ,d ede ef whist u e me ! i nvite wiles! ertk It• jetiens , who is also a brewer I,v:tendon. and Sew of Mr. _ t.„ of well known parrobrokeleuf that ,•.,n d o e Mangold wire! sad Swede oar to some exteet, but only to he aistied cards. the land being unmated es tilellibt t r!tio. and it I. mom attempted. 'The ibis t ome of clover and rage seek * me ,e which arena if with ikeePia arnmer. ware the Medium b-coste dry. t &neaten" eve me the hit-owlet to lis ' ro:stoe, and with each tre:simal modillestioes tttl ;:reesistanees et invent farms &bads: ft 'Melba the slop d by attest of die better fammeis ef t, migt.bon-heed. Whiter hum, haviarbem ssMw et laud broken up from the wheat stabile, • tad dr with sheep: immediate the sheep are fat tened with ems, which of worse is the tem bus iindry at other times the tares are Pei by aloes or ler ether *beep; let in either ewe the bad is ' r . n tned up so bet es the "beep p ever it, and is re:. thoroughly worked and domed by what is te:tnareilv ealled a bastard fallow; in the Wu= a moderate iiressing of farmyard manure I. hid ea, and • andwell **led and laid op fee • sera crop, atc mimics in that state through the whiter. I• t i e meow barley is drilled on a "Male furrow • in • !umber ploughing being given), and well bar r; wed in : after which broad clover, or white gluier, rm... and trefoil, denominated seeds. are sows. :cue neve- f silo to produce a geed mop ribaldry, and e &arm or seeds the succrediAr year, except axe 6.2ualtv the barley becomes in places so heavy as to =74 d; the growth of the clover. Such vacant spots are kraal y ploughed op in t!e airtime idler th e eirr..! tut been carried, or a partial tam ot the t .'rrr areertained, and sown with tares. The clover sot. used. are commonly mown ease sad than fed, mouth occsakmally a second cut of clover is taken. 1 tither way, when the land has been treated es I Lave deseribed, a good crop of wheat seldom fails to • obtaine !. After the wheat, the land is well c.rooed. std receives in the autumn another moderate costing of manure, and emir in the eluting spring is tutted with beans, or partly wits beans and in part ar:tr. mangold worse and Swede turnips, for one in to:, mitt winter; and this is au:medal by wheat. c: not see that this el stem can be botch improved ; I - ernes to unite all that can be required on heavy :att. I d.eiike the long fallow" as much as any cm. bet I have learnt by permed experience, and eery o .7's observation of heavy Ltd farm- co: brine tae in the osovict:os that, with. t low appr,wination to a lag fallow, very stems; catoat be cultivated in the toot mauler. Now, tt, rotation of three Huntiondonshire broilers, ate? the •a-es have been fed off, we have all the sub nava& to-befits of a long fallow, and that without the of a ytar . .. crop ; fee the feeding tams on the land 1, U. alie:f y when cake or Dorn is used--• retry good dre s.* ' • and far the remainder of a err :he lard lies ezposed to the atmosphere. Thus teen that most of the operations of husbandry art rtrtormed in the roamer or autumn ; the tares are =et sown at the laaer mason. and are fed off ra t:itaDer. Toe fallowin g and cleaning take pleas CVIL; the dry period o? the yea-, and the manure is Of and .be load laid up before Cheats's= for the Dane,. stop of the ersaing opting. When the time a.-rv.r at wt.ieh the Lansaw thinks St to Pow his haw er. he had. his land ready. i good condition for is Ctall3r the lord. and suffi_iently moist to make it germinate at otioe. The clovers or seeds, too, being vet earl?. and on a stale furrow, escape the fly, sewn. a' er a spring preparahou of the land, is stoma !..rsialable as many to clover as to turnipe. t pros crop there is nothing so valuable on heavy tent a. axe: or seeds, and the followiag wheat to get:redly a =rosin crop. Then the preparation for the next fallow drop, whether it consist wholly of omens or partly at heats sad partly of roots, tikes pia,A a. the autumn. Ir ie by autumn cuitivat'on mote tha either urn or fallow crops can be e a ie e . xed upon with orotsinty OD strong and tenacious soils. Toe results show the soundness of the system par su•d for 1 understand that manT of the fanners of :it district have accumulated considerable same of money. arid that mane of them have b- ease per chasers of land in the neighbouring fens and marshes, where thee erase cattle and sheep in the summer, which in winter me brought back to the home fun to feed off its product and sake manure. Many of the farms in this district have large pastures still attached t. them, and go-d cattle end sheep are bred and fed. About three or four miles north of Huntingdon Mr. Peak, the recorder of the 'own, has a farm in his own occupation, which is a pattern of neatness and good management. The yards and farm.buildiags were ere:ted hy a Scotch gentleman who bough'. and farmed toe property some years ago; but having undertaken anproremer.q , beyond his meant, sunk under the tarries, and the property came into Mr. Rosk's hands ammortgsgee. The homemead is very complete, and espy sediment for the farm, which is about 500 acres. Here the bailiff is a man of much intelligence, and the mainmast stems to be left pretty much to La. I was told that the praprietce ob tains a full rent for his land and fair =tenet ere his capital from the farm. Here a good deal of stock is kept; a considerable flock of aneep. and some well-bred COWL The plan pursued tr rear thirteen calves every year, which art carried anti. sold off fat at from two-and-a-half to three years 6 , a in leaking my way to the Holme station c 6 the :.Yrtat Northern Railway, I looked at Mr. Heathsatee herd. where I found a good pure-bred ball, but may a animate nerd of cows. The buildings and arrange ment of tht yard were however good, and the relies non again forced itself upon my mind that, though itudowaersexcel, as it ie natural they should do, sant tamers in peroaa•n.. culays, th; farmers are hr better stock keepers. Doss not this indicate the civilises which trate in this osantry between the warship sad euttivation of the las.d to be °aural ar.d aselal I wish that the landowners of this navy as a body would become alive to the saran :lre of cost's, at their tenants' faros some of the .z.proved and eonveniest buildings which 63 may of em have remade bail! on their home farms. A MIDLAND COUNTIES PARKER. Poni•OMCS Nara'—OalidiaL - Grrr. 1650. —We give a Copy ef Isetraerses, No. 1. ...Leery, 1859 (rimed to in yesterday'. Esprit.): Oe and she Seadey, the lath last., all port fames in Ensiled sad Weise will be eared to the pobliz oh Santry In. 10 um. t.r the reminder of the day, swept ia *gee arse mime the (harry '*areas from 9 and 10 us , whoa the alb mar testi , to opal. for our hoar after the letter earth* ore oasperched ; sad fluor, also, in these oases where the de ,:tery esmatanatee /stir than 10 an. abse-the Ass, having r.it Weird at 10 a r , saaslTS ft-olkard for sae hoar err !L• despatch a' tilt leterr serrien. Os and after the eras we, so bread letters will be ratered ea the Sunday neer' nu es ar• prepaid by stamps or are unpaid, for the wetch the htttertis - ns mil be opts, se weal, tat oay Usi.l till' (Wag et the Also se 10 a.s ,ar tat ay... Ttent hour star the impala et the latter emerge, :mon MAW* ray be peepeid, pings reaps wry be eh- ' 1 t..e. 1: and kW'. may be as pirate; of the u.t.a. rye wra•lon is; 'drape's, man of private beam sad thous wt... Tribe beyond the !WNW the letter gorier: atbeeris., ray also, wills the saes is apse, *Ws their I •••ten at the ofh3e grade.. =seeps as the Sows *ow is•st,ord, or, lettere se aoropersee as he delivered from t • allies Ie the b .easy. Lois or Tilt Bum i• Rsonsw.."—The following in• ripe of • latter. is answer te sae madam* be tho tee as et tti. Neagh b Cepria Carter, assespraisd by • • .t data.lisp the pertisabre el the late Masi Nap ilernadd. sad imiessoill of shirt wave saved by ma Yeeash rr.iar.e. ad le a v e d with pleat kiadases :—" Olsomest, $:.7 17. 1110 —BO,-1115 Ilajery the Ow* 6.31•411, Sas "e• ter. sarratre of the lees ef the Iterelar, eel of ' oa. efee sad pareses by the French *rage .• a.. CoMetle 'Aralois,wirch you La,. addressed marry I ass dressed to thaak yeti tar We reek of strasien. Sir 114osty le truly setriti!e of SW *tilt bee aseenefaed you to pay his tha sempli• a ' end Pe gully approves the prierous sad Charles •• sb has peneaplad the Esther to preserve a reams ' •-• 0 tee eery at tendered by the two Fres& slaps et :•".• the avert mute shiperreskod pawls. Ilse ^` "'3 rospist4thee kineeelf spas the fast that this great • "wee 4hu rive, darn *ash he ourrittly netted • raseter page, geadord, and seatrassa of ~aawe"sa er of r s*masa the twit salieru—Seseive, Oa, the r•• gam mass susliusairs.—(lllgoi)- - bora: ,_ Amy; we..- _ imoies Nei Ye! Wow II air. b Smear. IL 1.104011611 n OM Used.. raft a) sift ase egashiss it proper, se rke *peeing elf garTn_ loopiop,_l6 - "it . express mime, or to say 111•611111# of inasial wee It ; bet oreammemests have eagle swot drairrelim saw emirs the walk seism re Me inn.. men 147011., bat deem ast eased thisleat data fee the forestial ef a saner estisaale 410 i asenot et Ira k erre!, wtolle Rae whoa the ausisithethili Mom is rierresthe retied out, sad mhish ,asst be they jeuereed wires the remeisiag parties of the tetheire *Aspired. The Isanitst the Renton sad fibrin Railway lit MN Gelid Nadirs it. bees settled. ad tut us., to be weeheales the Seer Nerthers Cerepsey, will be opened fee Inds is a taw Nam It wlll be the object of the dires t. Se deaden Oho lonal male of the disarms traversed by the eeriellse sad rep. and sestsd the smolt friths. fee the istesithempe and immethies 1 twit from mid to the her of ether aimpesies oememseisetimi theeewith. Rad they bee prem. is wierfei that rthasemeate at. is pro ' seam to roe wt these Views, sad to sword .11 peruse her empithies harms the Great Nallikra• red ether -yawls The dr errs perm that diliersom sherd hear *rues bruthe them sad the direst. if the liessisr ter, Sureeld, sod laseerehire Campeau, is wiped to the eureemear weaved late hewers the two essipealer, seder Ere or Yell Ariedllbh q lea The itre el the Nsertherrie, and Usesbrlke Osispasy berms tried re drew. the ersiiiiisse et sham rid hairier; is writhe map impeded the peer Nortb.s medic ia feeds ead pereemmes between r *intels Freythilkhall estwees Grimsby sad the New ama It baster wermsery to appeal m the Then of Chimer" etas.. as the part el the Maier.., Shied, air Liseelsehire Campiry. the dew perfeemears of sheer ilimeresie the own bevies seassufsid their vol.. the &MOWN residestly user that the faterrap- I tire reigned to wtll set be repeated. The sheet health of the York sed Werth ilLailmed Railway hem Riesetieir it, to Ilemem la.. hr bees speed ire snag ; sad the dram. el that esimpsey Irma, amid the me o f I their ire hum Teratineley re INA, end of their smile I at York to sim. Great Nentana Company, as ter. skill y nee dworers eessider to be fair sad equitabli, as agree rest hie lees estered tato with that respasy, wail& will es WO explained to the meriem, owl Irma sereemenit peer damree remise it will be ter the sethatage st het\ serapesim to ism err. Is reletesse to the rearemat made in the het report to to the neon. sad liebillties of the comps", the direswee ars esemit teem te the proprietor. is airily WM, ease fully rimmed to the Nth Jess. (They her bees pablithed ia the Azprese el the Ilthd rest.) vise toe sail y early is February bat, the work. as the teem Ire have bees Mt ma meth tavauraole terra thee were satisipard, sad the diordon aro stilt of °priori, that any tarmac topital required will sot exceed the amount sestsoned at the sow ins is February last about 300.00il By the Lamle Central Swim /Let to. Great Northers Cempeay has pow., to raves the me el 106,11661. Ise tie purpose. Umbria contemplated. As a parties el thu ram has Win elitai 'dewed sad paid by the dirretin eat of the Great Northam fuser, • reeelsties will be sea mired ta the meemei se empower tha dierthee to mire that swirl seder the act satheriethe the swim on mob trine, is each misuser sad at such use r they shill deem meet ad viable. Arm dee erase pima, Me dint:tiro have deelared the forfeiture of this, shares am which tali are in smear, sad is aspirin of whisk preeredings were taken ariabirt the preerieree. chiefly is Sestland ; of three shares there are 7,7-2. _ Te; direness ressenesnd that tba seedyB eosins the forfsiture, and that the shares so forkstual be converted Ste five prr coot perpetual preforms shares of 121. 10s. eaab, with power to the di stns to dispose of tam es sac ^ Wear and is such inanaer as they shall sands eon es ti wave to the assess of the treeepany. The question of audit hams twee lett entirely in the Made of the three gentiernen naati sated for that purples at the last eosins oi the preemies, sts directors have only to refer to their report winch is as ses 4, end to rseemasead the payment of the priatieg se pses Senrreet be tees. The annexed report of the engineer deseribes the slate of the works la ;repress sad tbe prsrst sendolise of the list, which the dusters swsider to be biglily eatastory. They have every moss to believe that all the unhaished weeks, ineledise the eneentier ration at King's-creep, will be ready It pubis tre b, the wed of next year, when tbe adds• taps expeetaat ea the eempletion et the mime sebesme will be stataable ; and by sense of the sale week lime, the mate tree Leaden to Batfbeld end Waite field respectively will oe vedessel 16 mails ;to Leeds, lades i and to York, 10 sides. Tee report of the neater, Mr. J. Cabin, is as }Aims: Gratlemes,—ln reperdme another hall-pear's piegrelli to yea, 1 an happy is bent able to say that the expectation I nil net to you ia February Ism, relative to the time of opealme Rem Leedom to Petanaresgb, and to the eOI6IIKIIIIII - of the loop, have been maimed—ghat portion of the lkae beviap bees opined to pubis traMe gm the Tth of this mouth. TM works are ample m disseasiOn, substantial mad wren net is cmatraction, gad are Invariant is a state whist is penny satisfactory to me. At present, engineer win any are maniac own, to the station errasignthues not beam suirmainily forward for the advantageour reception of swebanliee, coals. cattle, de.; but the works assented e ids these arraattements are in • state of active oceans.. Several of the stations will be ready far this traSe by the mink of B psnber, and the whole of theta, I septet, by the middle of October. Oa the towns lime, the works ea the seepages recently let to Messrs Penn mad Sank, sad MOMS o.lban, have bat just esessetheed, owing solely to the delay sense appears inseparable from the proceeding' aesenary for genet pensalest of the required lard. lam now, Haver, nowt daily neeking lane notions of tie panoplies, and expect very nerdy to ban the works in mearwas oparaties. The portion at this lima which is ander ocean to Ur. Janina, said which is by far the Ithiviest, is preeardint at all the principal poimt• in a rapid sad very satisfactory manner. • large pleat sal Moog forge of men an et work epee sigh of the euttnes, and rood proper making with the tunnels at Stoke and Peaseliffr, as well as with the bridge building throw/boat the eontrael. The works on the loop line and on the main line from Retford to Athens. patinae is • trued and satisfactory state, and the Lae la good order. The revert also included a statement from the auditor. Ti. CHAIRMAN said that before be mowed the adoption of the report ha would make a few °Mundane. In Pebraary, 1847, he had iafortni.d the proprietors that the work, between I. laden and Petarb3rosigh w• re lot to Mr Bonn ea favoemble terms for the time, and to Goias borough to Yams Pao end Betts. By the smelliest with Mr. Brassy the works were to have boon onopieted la 1149. though any parties etymon as opinion that they woos amid be earned out at all. la soar comes of the eirsootory depression whisk wearred towards the dose of 1847. Mr Breese, was said upon to suspend the works, the opening d wok* wore ensequettly °Wenn for six or eight maths. As he bad observed, many parties Nina Naas they maid amidst, these work., and a ansilemen, who was rhea a assother if pertinent, offered to bee Min 114 that inn did net meneuet the Ism twenty sailer out of Loris. for 2,000,8001., whereas they bad ssastroeted sad normal the hoe to Peterborough, a Me none of sevraty.six ea lee, for about 3,ooo.oool.—(ehows)—and he won told by solapotoat authortebes that it was the her oseetrared lie is Boglead, sad mishauity pogrom wee being made for the weans of the station at Ring'oerms Dern, the lent half tear, the directors had appoiatad a general Pale mangor aid a sew lassametive soperattradont ; the former bong Ur. Smarr Clarke, sad the latter Mr. ilturrock ; bode nutlesna having bola owned en the Great Western Oesapane's hoe. and bringing with them the highest anti width. He did sot wish to be Melding, but he might ante that the Warns of then two goatlemen did ad amount oi as nu* as the aslary of their former saparistaident, Mr. Berry. (Hear, bear.) Mr. 1111011118 wished to Now Nat the gelatin were The CHAIRMAN redid, that of Mr. Sumer Clarke 9001. per amain, sad that of Yr. Starr.* 5001 ; and, look ing as ;ha pay in other sampans, be did not tank that at silteir maeli, • weld NNW had bees ands of their and it was Ina that it wield tiepin ea add dmal sada* of 306,0001 to eamplete the town's line sad provide it with a Noonan working stook ; sad if, therm ion, t h ey wen to obtain puiisaamtary pawns foe rainier from 800,0001. to 500,0001. additional mood, they would ! at one he pined is a snag petition. The report told them that the roseipes for the last week were so data upset wank to tam' ea *Maim relative to future trail; awl NIT es, imam* as they had neither =instils owe whir garde as yet is the lie. The Royston and Burble line would be thinly eseepletied, which would give than as assess to Cannes* and ether please ois the Bruns Conde. Hue. Weston attompte had bows nada by himself sod the dirseeme d *a Oren If umbers Osapsay le ism to ea Nimble anmegement Man to their wale, bat, he regretted to my, wiliest nail. Other amputee. sash as tto &stun Conties sad the Loam and North Western, was line to Petedianagle was tweaty•in miles term tan chile, had taken meat he themselves toe rest It.. 1g tostrords that company, by ruining their trellis at the some prise as Named by the Great Northern Company, I'll net being that they wane shorgirsit the Nakao= rotas. whisk tho other woos am; bet, baring an desire to ester late aampsrYw with Ink aeighbours, they had willingly armed to these enangeoneals. The next plat to which he wished to salt thew atterica was an egreemeat ass-wly NNW in with the Teek sad North Mid land Osman*. (Mw, /am.) Oa • ferns, or sew he had sold them that he would not mass* to Wye up the Ilse from Aiken to Torii. tans they obtained the Oak asaf (Row, bow.) AM Nesidioable diem► aim hod orromod fist then nolo shook no upon 011 spiambere. tbet Yrs ;Ime 44=lee do NedltWeeSere, the ken, tbe • die IimMEMI Omieldes. Ile lbeet Weida. did eib•llleeesea. 4114dIdeedispembe, Ile Leedda esti h-Weasies, midi 01.10 b tosiii set mama en eon . bed • belle el UK yob ode pm sewn= the Stieette. Yr leetb-Deetera, 401 ; tee lesesta Coombe, 101 ; dime Widere. 701 • il tbe dee& Wedges, 441. A, librimbir see ibrivest Widen, awl li. Leaden sad 'rte. Wedges Cempolie. dbidt even WORRat Hovel, lbw enribl Ike thet tie eeweee aseeiple et the Oat has elem./bud 4101. awe week. ewe. iodine at ti. *Wei el tbeie bee, be bed se iambi terse they yeeld haw seiblear mar letteseebei M that tete. it ovate glee tido bawds et mum re eseen. i.a Iglu* deesetior 40 ipas ern. kw goodie impeases Met* be eemstatt *et, mese plebes abeedemeeme. Wry mew le Nide themlW dada Mee abeee prat et WOK Per sineete. et lied 4 Is per mob area 10,000,4001 Mee berlidbet epee the pedal& p, ..t el/ ill* flee. fiddillbemetteedbiet by metleg the edegtba el de ram% • • Mo. PACE asimedol he holm Ms. OW UOM ......roe hat tbe phew of he lino pro pelled to be aborisood roe We* to be do hat oohs** sod tweiholsod het it *old bt onothdlod 0. 1... the 100,00 W. B. h....& oefloost opponent/It bed oh bolo otos M tb. elmokoldhe to theldet Oho gimotioo, mad assatio• Wit.. as moodeoh, hot he ammo be, tooreeerd tisk premed et storlooter he owl d lb. lie Ahem sod the* eirthon be hood to tbe swpasbliag hen to hoe Oh' oho to ositho, se to the aboodemeat of hat pardon of tbe the bathos to end Took, end tbet thee efeessers sod Owe kinds to he oropeofeek of he Ihe be top integrity be appeiesed a. yeepore eft shoolar. to to immood by th ...retry at th rim tine es do theft of hit ties oetio.-phere to be ,Karst to the montory by the Ikb of deploothe, heft sot reterhas heir mon to be hoodond whoa sossuled the es-admit, %pea whisk a imirskar. emesieselly emeilist poseseal dhow res emseel, srisiols ressaised fa sue -mot ban put le she eves W ampasesvd, 'sly It bomb helm held up ia Nr favour, la minds. GI Meet is The lepers w asea esiepted, th= authorised Is rein MIMI& under the provides et the Los& Clestral Maths Am. the turf eibere el the shares sestiosed is the retort seadoned, end Giber doessal naiad= And, The earsaisg Urn 'spawn& woe of thanks ws, &psi ild b. ..s with iaisamt BRISTOL AND EXETER. yththealty gave the praessdimp girths Kait yearly meeting star this wampany at Bristol op till half-past By* cetalcak, when oar sreparser let. The nesting based nearly time home Wager, hod sea any sables. the ethesgenat pm- MOND sentined, elledieg be the ether theme TVMr. Browne, se at seding that they wove makmatied. - lining! amming weal. meth to a meats ea these .tsars. sad he am resided *et whim would he as ha rammalde sequitith Mr. C. K. SIMARD eddy ie sae ef tbe senuaittee of investigation, h e weehl my tarthey were arse to join bar with Kr. ws,. Thar INA Iphie agniest Mr. Browne. Me sirs went ithethe Maltese, of the awry tag trade of the asagany eines they hail dose with Mr. Emirates tart!, sad he sesthadel their maw, bed Wrathy inersered M par GM H. would now se M dts at 'smith of the month( the to the hemisses width mu hthire it, width was, teat the ateemdtes'e math be meeived sad spewed ; this had been to by a mil levied ament meat, but width would pewee% the myth isift• Lot the meeting say if the commitlass had IWO their or am. They asked ter as hammt vorilist I. Om nem ; that was what they would leek to, for he knew that there had teen all ewes 1 mamma, Ise puziss. He had nonvthad the 'breathes of mattering fee be, and, therefere, be Y*wad !pea the pigment Mr. CASTLE said th at while he was ia the direetien he would mdriamar to do hit duty, so that ha amid leek them hearetly in the fees. YN r. ORRIS resommeeded them to conflue themselves to the baseilatn:. of their railway by a wise administratios far the taw., and try to rodent the working expenses ; let the calends pull together, and than they would haw lammed prosperity. Mr. KING, having been appointed a member of the SIM =MN, end having retuned Ail woman to the report, wank mate his names with regard to the paragraph roc pectin Mr limerhe ; he eertaialy did Rim ha orromet to it. bet It was with such p 4a. There was • paragraph in the report which complained of the 'candlelit» 111 the work shops, es 'mowed with the South Divas. lie had, how ever goat into this, and he found the difference or Mtn wakes. Ike , was greatly in favour of the Bristol and Exeter, sad the meekly overage impasse of melt oar*, was 3.. Id. as the Biuth Devon, and Is Id. on vie Bristol and Easter. These were 60•111 of the mama why he could we sign the emataittw's report. He would now come to those gentle mea. At the beard meshes of the Bth of May the Dalai*. of seveval of the tAitials were raised, at the inessthe of Castle sad Mr. Fripp. Mr. CASTLK.—It it the very remove of truth. Mr. FBI PP . —Wily should you state what is net trm The CHAIRMAN could wore Mr. King that what he bad suited was out the feet. (Gnat uproar.) The noulution wee carried by • vary large majority to inseams the salaries in the accountant's oMee, but lir. Pripp arm Mr. Castle were diereausein. He had Dever given a vote with greater satire forties Mau for the Me:ream. It was carried by a very large majority. Mr. Frirp and Mr. Carle oppethd it, freak seam mica grounds, out, tiaribm the great majority, they did hot go ton division. Mr. KING would now offer some num ions for the Lad proveammt of tbetr property, van :—Treat four directors be rosailt-at in Brutal, for at Ramer, sod four interntedtate ; that the dims of secretary and supennrendent of traffic be Nailed ; that no expanses execedit.g 6001. for buildings, 80., be Mairrad without the sanctim or the shareholder; and that naaaantes be taken to lease the line. Ur. FILLIP, in retrieves to Kr. Bolnant'sominezioa with the investment amount, said that Mr. Badness wee employed by the dimmest to make disinvestment. All the money had heed retained, with interest of stoat ♦ good of very angry diegositon followed, and wren tna:ly, on a diviiion being Wien, the einifileinent vo,ine eon. Schwa, in the direction wee earriod by a nujor,ty of five to One. The report was then adopted, the dividend dee'arid, and • vote of thanks to the eleiriaan ternunateti the proceed ings. • -1 itipivie ) +Riapi igliiitheitl LiAr tik i t t ai AM w a hall: ea' , . 4-. 4...., 4 lL" —. - -- - -4—. _ I . t h e T ee h sok, . mho p aw gam Maas= 0 atigami s the seam goal lirgenegma. mg may Slew man ID le Villa wr ; w t, 'reek Who= ~.. redid ( p ie E ala skin Midas etas Si wham foram Moe. ile • mit talptilftla • • • , * ..A . e all .r , . • 40 pee mat 1 liar OW aignagailige — ia all 111.iftied 40 " i am Si Mame bass frairstal , is hiny 5i...., the 'drama arrest et and. ag the wilt teept.winsest at ail .. I , It Slip matansmaepaappiparra Wawa emialey awsetraegety enspigtel. tang whel ai r:kl be leiated wilt rbr whist addPs te r.o lo * . 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Oahe te the imeherets 'di II wawa Pa lr obrukooof lima didad Id ' by Ihis lea* boa Imam title% hew 17% slag s lealiwas tome et enigaimadahne a war tame pm- ageme.eif the iell gape hen Sallanal shah man met be 'tom Wirliel and Swab larodis 81 s iseheaner tie I , ..rey ;se Yea. 110 WWI the dames 10110 11 1016 . 9 1 "1 11 1 " 0111 1. 0 . 10 . 411 . 111 . 111 1 baba bated ta= dalewww VW the MS tapertetwed enplegew Walsall Idle wish of the Wad swim' kg the egeheep me In he pis me catgut, but only to he ORM awl, be , hempen imam gm Yak hie II Nam besess - Lealso a• MOW that the "'"' Nu eimmakill will* !if - he land being unmated is. r d rakaltamalaht wellUellodaa tad Ltasegaly.ko stile. lemiel. Ws., the NM% whew, the Ibrightea. the Beath- maw of the Ms • • ae eaa B a a ka st a pa. I te is bow* sttempted. Tim Pm ores ei nem . ad as e s p a *, ie p rara p, a l es a *rea m s a t lbssre. the 111,101. Omilles, the eyes IF/mem sod re with the p eggeld he ampleied la M a e s e a . / a l imn tad.., ap e a u m .o•lllsilffeurea. lifleategamplake, Ile Imam gad hw melts after ' et the regnesti Lad. darer and ,w i t sle d l it 1114 . WIWI , aliggehaallie el= li apst It ; het arempnem - Na. w idataa - Weiwww. vita width be amid sot Pralead aw tom - Ills %slim SPII ar. =ill bp wait a ts. Li- ra ire fed off ad th *sepia Ike lam mameetia esteem Mika ea the ftaa let temsee I few, had • miles/ MIK pit wee pm week; the ftrapietee, den mg Blersh-Wamen amid MN* timpani a. w ed t oe h- eotee dew. g ill jet An a ~ a s saaasa s sa sp a ,ameet irt witHisaaa sad 410 i. ias loatigliesera, sot •al Ilamea Co r, 801 ; san d be waramilitsesiseal o The Si mete be *„ _____ ___ ~_ s_a__ ; .:.... ao.; Ajmay a ,_. sa s sass w as soma in, ohs aassaasa swassmadoe s a s Gm the STOW i11i5515. 7111. ; ea'a the Beath Wwww, W. epose Sir pamegeraggille km maga le pew inqr dim In tre 7"7lls .l 7 ± Ta i l7r . , samp l os, w awa m ai a a a sa seas L a ea a s a m e XIV, 111515Piar sai the•fheat Wentere. .and ihe Leaden nett ebagelmeas la ibeasaiste at a Thsweement with a l a ja w sw i m lowas, th us s k awa , th e Ihrtip•Weehnt Chnpusho,vidililkey wail toomeir "upset the owl employ meld proem mensh a pep the Wawa UN" et dig' rt.° l'arg " 1 " 11111 " f t 1 . 1611 allallow 11111 eat repent that MI ideatatle be Mal. am mak Wed that tie samara Neagh .ot the ea the lemetippal. vir., db 7 aret of the bettor famatat of Maim to the aggelph meld sureliselp sum NM Mee weve.ehent 4104 per mak s ink beans at tag Swelneme were wed &depth( the report ; gentleadai I,heed. Wintry h ula , h as s aa •ba. sawa eas w an a t Ass aim Lwow faa.samia j a r mime el W e i s sino, be hat se arteht that Ow mad am. he teratiage at IMO them • sad netharalog the dine- : bawd w is h es , up from the wi f isat a t a bbl e, wake mar Ise= omen me ems. as dos sa g a asea st a. &amuse wells Barmaging at that me. it maid rim. Mu me al lOW OMSK On OM 155111810 gespies the maw- la* Si., am 6,7011 , has do - a we as s sans a f aid ea s amnia et MAW. par asses. leas whit &main 40 WM& itb sheep ; wairtintge the Amp are tat- d ate I s , t h s fi ssas a ss s t s alm a as a ssi s s a l los ass a as a t per mat. N. wanking sits (thenek he nisi and The pagneedlop egamannal with the weal me ef thanks are, 'which al mule is lbw bin hue - wells ever** vault, line when We eammetwat hew la that. neater gleams ge............. el.-. ........- .- ......_ .:......... .1... •-............. 5-A s- -....-__ __ NORTHERN COUNTIES UNION. The half-yearly general meeting of proprietors Ins held Issisrds, at slis 1 doe Tamers ; Majta , is the Ask. last kW-yearly Malt year diresters Mee a - maimed their efforts to solicit Wm anion of all dim to the eampasty. The mak et the trial of ea maim breoglit by the easspeay &goblet as iadaesuel shareholder for Miamian des apes his shams las set at rest say doubted. if 11111111 ezisted, sf the power of the seespaay to reamer lemUy all arrears of she oalL Tim aireetais have emempseatly gives instruirtisas kw preesediege to be immediately mkt • easiest ail detesters. 'meet la oases coal when time are sump Brous& far b. laving that safe sups would be email, wha Tb. direston reemassail W easfirMll4oo by this meeting of the Whiten of aortae shares ea chub the mill is in arrear, mad of which doe mhos has bees gives. It will be ebserved that, daring the lam 11811MUU of parliament, a ppoeml sot bas bees passed lea heilitatind the • of email railways, sad for dissulyiag the imeapaaim The dire:ton hare memo sow to eitogratulata their stierehokters epee thee/area hatierto adopted at the ',dietary general saiminio, of not prematurely, at great expellee, mad with a doubtful prospect o' succem, itampsag to obtain • spesial am foe Wee Agway The ',revise= of Me set ere gmerally appisebto to year company, but the direeton an of opsaioot slut Walt el its theses an of such • eharacter as to &mud their especial and deliberate sostaideratme, ad that any hasty adopuus of its powers would be highly Mexpedient in regard to your interests ; and they. therefore, automat to you • moieties on the subject, clutch will esaha your directors to tete with Inver caution the aseemery steps whea Ws and de sirable." The balsaaosisset was n•d, sad •Alibied suseirs assoaati•d so 221481 i. 19s. 61., aad • balsam of 29 344 L 6s. 2d. The CHAIRMAN.** moving the adoption of the report, sail that the duet on had mediated the boomer of the mew patsy sine. the last amionag with the utmost mosamy, and thee intended to do so mita the disoolutiao of the compasy shall be iffec ed. Tney were detormitsod to save every so nosemary mimes. A certain pert of the works had bees eomm•nsed, and they bad spent a one of mosey spas time mid is the parttime of land, bat they were of opiates that it would not be modest to spied any funbee rem so the works. The part of the It.. which had bees sammessed would probably be ses'al to Another company, and they were is hopes something would be got out of it kw the share holders- He than stated the Railway Atmadosistost Act provided two modes b 7 whit& commie. an to be dissolved —namely, by applieatios to the railway connsiniamen, and i sada* the NV:adios. up An. He thought, trom the well. I knows expense of the latter proms., toot no proprietor email desire to have the company's affairs wound up under that set. There were several classes in the Abandonment Let which 'putrid the utmost onnideration before the directors would be justified is proceeding to wind up the affsun of the company under its provisions. He thought it wield be better to get in the angers as tolls before they ap plied to the railway comeniesionen, otherwise they would save so power to enforce p iytnent. It would also be desir. able to come to some arrangement far the sale of the small partial' of the line already made before they commesood promedisgs under the am for clueohnien. He concluded by mono, the ednpoion of the report and mounts. Kr. BTUTILLY semsded the motion, end expressed his approbation of the mote in whit& the directors had conducted the &Lin of the atimpasy. Mr. TAYLOR Moonily objected to the payment of the se smeary at the rats of 601.4 • year for his envies., And cog. gaited that the amenatatinld be refaced to 3004. par masse, and mond • vinclutioa to that effect. Mr. DkVAVX secianieditemsatioa. A 1 .my dienmaston trued, in the mane or which it was stated by the director, that the staff of claim had bees re dried to ire clerk, sad that the secretary undertook the I additional labour of those whew sermon were discoatiased, end that be had saved the enmpany oanaiderable sans by his proferiosal serrate, which, it was belived, amounted to more thea the Wary he hal received from the smarmy. ' Aa &amendment was mowed to the effect that the arum be referred to the directors: eventually the motion fur the reduction of the salary sad the antendmeat were withdraws. After some farther observations resolutions were pasted adoptinz the wpm, scafirming the forfeiture of serials shares, teal reipassdag the directros to appertain what tams sea be mods for the Pale of the part of the lies son atrurad, sad, se soon r th.p ay doer desirable, to oak a series ware tie mat to sanction the shaadoaMent of all er past of the railways tits imompaity aro authorised to opostrust. Th. proceodings coacluded with avow of thanks to the chairs= and directors. EAST AND WEST INDIA DOCKS AND 818,- YINOHAII JUNCTION. The half-yearly seating of this orsapsay was held yoosrOsy, I t the Boma Swum of the Loadss sad N Nth Weston Company ; Mr. Boom is tie stair. . . The report 'seise' that tin assiindaseet bill had rowrived the royal male is the late maim TM beaelt to ihs Bleiwall Railway, he whisk this set pm the assmary powers, levee ben eimpleed with the lest psmilis delay, sad A. went of the Beleray Commimenum Mein, bass obtained for the opening of the line from Ms esmosnre at.- tioa at blimps to the Beekman Mmeine, as the sahebs tory report of tisk ---, 3 engineer se to the general state et the weelm the iiiismess hew Men ramped is ass erting with he Minim of the Blekerall Hallway Com may ash sernmemseme fr the sonveyasse of the tempura pammgews ~or the Vas, as the bush of ths spume be times tee two essapaliii4 as any appear to Teti parties beat adapted to emeile eiletwall tor the robe and sometime' of the peldia The have, is the nisaatime, made a salidesesey ansagamat with the Lea den and Sere Weems Ossepeny ler a supply of the Issamotive power required to work the trails, sad have also estramed for the arrives whisk an immediately required. Tits inseam have entered into ea agreement with highly respectable parties to elle. them the ass of the Ilse Mesa) mho mew proper =WM, they gearasteeke • Waimea mime of tannage. • sss. edema& pewee issues b skin insured to the sempsay. with • stipaeties for es imams as the Made Meade& The weeks of the railway met Mead, somplited will, it is esposted, nee eased the saiestes. The amount et ale is anew bus been missed hem 27,2101 to 26.610& ; slid gna thee womb wan suds up, the further sue M 6,31161. has bus misied. Ti. demon nee declared the iwiebure of 180 shares, ups widish 2,9001. Me boss paiL Is order to provide the Toads kw the emplanes of tin line, sad for seeking the hem& se the Blackwell Beltway, you &mem Crto raise the adelitional capital miler the pewees of se e male's su set * TM report of Mr. H. D. Belie, the mentor, stated that tree persist of the line teen theinneelem Id* the abelewall Railway le the CalsdealaammL ItiMerMilo. lin miss erred a quarter in Isar" Is um sempisei eel weedy kw splejg sad, es this pubes palm themsgb Mae pepslems MA, It berm the impartast means sf essertelsn ed it ia as sae at tea Meal passamr tuna Prom the rood to the isestimus - et dandle town, enebtile and a quarter e lenge s. the serer is is a hewed site, sad, with the empties of the bridge cressim the Ramentred-rosi ths ,emirs of the Lenten sad North Western Railway, will esey eerily le essepleted. The tleiay at Aim spat hie Willa Mum the &Malty if ehtsieng some bean property lying is tie entre et the MIN Ina* led to. Iseipmy onstlea of the wart.; bat age almbrie henlag wow los oestly OLDHAM ALLIANCE. Yesterday the sevesth half-yearly meeting of this company was held in (Jar Town-hall, 0 altagn, Mr. EDWARD Amour WlllOll2 in ea. chair. 1 Toe CHAIRMAN opened the proceedings by affixing the seaman seal of the company to the register of the pro prieties. The SECRETARY then read the report of the directors, which stated that two chacp•s had taken place in the direr. tory daring the ►ell year, consequent en :he retirement of Me Henry Weeklies" Widths= and Mr. William Byron, who had bees maimed by Mr. Elkattah Moss sad Mr. Tho mas Fawcett. Foar of the directors retired by rotation at this iseetiag—ti , Main. Henry Houldnionh, Jonathan Mellor, E:kaaatt Pose, and Thomas Feweett—and they severally offered themselves far &seised in. The director , recommended the appointment of Mr. Edward Wright to the office of auditor. The only item in the accounts to which the directors felt it necessary to allude was the sum or 3.65 W., on amount of the enuipaey's share of tee cost of serkiug the tulip et Guide. bridge. This expenditure was rendered eon teary by the liability of the company to construct a bridge es Esrl Stamford's property, near the roteniplated juairties with the London and North-Westing Company's Mom& sad seder etreemensess tally explained by the emplane at the Mat meeting. The amounts for the pest belt-year showed deposits emanating, with interest sad transfer lees, to 49,3861. 106.3 d. Toe disbursements included 13,6811. 6s. 3d. expenses In curred in obtaining the set or the corporation. The interest roast included 3,4681 lbs as interest paid toshareleoldsre; keels, a baleen, et 27,2081. le. ga. The CHAIRMAN anneamed that the only eamateales lion he had to tasks was that the directors had succeeded is lending oat the money in hand at 41 per cent. interest, and soviet the adoption of the report sad accounts, which was envied unanimously. TM retiring directors latrine been re elected, and Mr. Ed card Wright appointed auditor, • vote of thanks was Ford to the chairman sad the board of directors, end the proesedings earsainated. DUBLIN AND BELFAST JUNCTION. The half-yearly laming of this oceapeny was held at their ales in Dalcas, es Wednesday, Mr Boa Low, the abaimmol. Presidias. The report at the directors ma nned the irdisrang purge: " In wissitsiag ma the proprietor. the seeeenes for the leallqsar tram Or 30th Joao, the Creston ban the sale- Wows al bong able ea aasearee that share are new thirty. two nilos of railWaT liaisbad—that portion at the Ina flan Duda& be Malliagoin tau. ts• aIM • MU mike, imislt lona alined far die weanyasia of and anyhow din ea tb Slat of July. mad dist dose pallad am int t I. the trails b @aou ag dad *sir Yarlataticas. frreirwelits issrens it as numb as proem dreaminess will abow 04 a aararest bat bola sawed We with a asspariabla swab yosisfatey. by whisk Imam gin to and Ms &Mot roe anteditienly soanyed beyori - Welliegna Ism ratbn , any Newry, sad Portables (beim the hankers terniaas of your nilway), by onnittany at a saaderata Mme. • • • The rank of the bail year's walla, eadtag 30th Jane, is as follows : Passeaware let Clap., 8,673; 2nd Class, 17,166; 3rd Class,lB,Bol £5,624 6 10 Merchandise Mails neat 6O 0 0 lawn" ea Balling Bieck Toes'. £9,KO 4 _1 TIN directors do not anticipate that year treat will be tally diresloped mail she jimmies with the Dublin tied Despbeds Railway Compeny's ill" by the formation of tie vied ett over the river Doyen, and that of the northern parron of your line • templets& The propektme will partitive that the net pan on the working of the line for one veer and foer mad a half months, to 30th hue, amours to 9.36 W. lb. lid. Oat of this sea the direiren emeider themselves warranted in deideriag a dividend, sad therefore recommend that ten Wiliest pet SWve bi dleen.ed ter this pagers. . . Ressored appli. tuitions having been made to goverment fee minfolowes to enable the directors to ccemplete the lists, thealiews now the *smart of stating that a loan of 120,0001. Imo hum rested by the Szolesquer Loan Oemmissitmen, at as illemet et d per sent. This amount, topether with the mils ems* mede, sad to be made, member with the further Moe whlit the yae empowered to Mimi, will, Ohs ilholimo Mat, eeeys dam to prosisem to impieties the moilmmili e rem v lt io, lry the stateliest of seerants IMO the em soder the head of capitol amen% ep Was Mb Jena, Ins 702,7211. 10. IK. I swpswilleoe, IN la. 104. ; revenue meowed swielpes for tin and a half maihe to Sim Tramestior, ion, std ball-year iodise 86th Jose. IMO, 26.3721 19.. 2t. ; esposeitare ter same period, 16,0031. Os. 3d.; issues a hairnet is Moser of the estoputy on the homer eesseed as the 30th Jess, 1830, of 86.0181 184 earl a helium es ilto mom day is !cone of the eseopaay, ea the ken asieroMod 9,8188 18e. Attar sows ilissimion se do .s sat of publishing the mom at dulhoking sisashialos, the report vas adeptsit, - sae nom was Ohm son was As moo at a noire df......► bows rd ter Juba MUM. whisk ins dumps/ with ih ressattiss rsonossadlag be paid Won la ilia imansesposelimil to duroeurt, was is rob r aisPIEL VALE OF RATS. The balf-pait meeting of this aompasy was had at Oahe yestardes. W. q.. wending. I. tio abases st Lard NriNste, at prowl sa the thathont. ' The wpm et the aissmare eat ihelh pro rem Pita he bees male is ths whit Waft Os lest mam bas. Ti. sonirast for the oamrwOts W the Madam Per taesiver era ad tonal Is a Nati ammosda Ohba with the h les . bad hma wpm Psalm/oast torms.ail tillha ilasy t the Paine ladmate. Tai whole of the tombs hawses Nish tall Aladess we now lot. sad in as walla its. et primonm with papa *lisping open for Issas Is thi sassiss spies. Dslag t h e halt-year large sopa of Galls (amesst, KAU ), had hip got is, and almost sponset mbar wrap were amp that had been cussidered kasha The report of Kr. Basel, the Gasbags. Maid that tit* watt Iwo Pea pressediag wMf ustatindlis astivtty. and era saw is snit s Mats et hewerilms it to emit of the lapin of Ps pssmeasst way bolL ser iamm e assed wi th ovary pampa the line hem Nastily bsinr somnpletssi sad spied tar his surly hi the aussmar et Kn. The OKALBRAN, hi abeam the wetter, spoke in habh M mngake of the prams of roceiving an surly ihriked. Tim wen mentioned as required to simpile Kis VP between Nes* sad Aberdare would leave ▪ hap atria 41M preitetie of rellsg stsr k. The hoard it diestsn were slam to proceed at oar with arranpuseute tar . la nelen, Me easirmas said illstg==itibiak oseid ties, lookkis to the reeeurses whisk the Vale ol Meath htsilusy pAnessed is wall, it woad prow ewe of the beat paha Piet 11 the kingdom. He felt mewed that the powesser Pik es that has would present the went with reselta mph 111 it at protest little embattled. Kr. JANsnte o lf swam., is amiss to a paragraph in the disposes' report widish pressired that " this subject of gasdap skipplan asossianadatiow provided at Noah harbour suitable to a large sad important mineral train " should haw satiated staantioo, called attention to a statement which bad get abroad, that it we the intention of this cow• pane to subscribe 10,0001. towards the construction ef docks at Brie Parry, and inquired wittier spit a mainmast was true, WILLIAMS, the searetory, ssid this w untrue. The Vale of Meath Cmpany had the power of calling on the Booth Wales Commy to plevido shippiag otexamdation at Briton Ferry, but they had slues agreed to vs Worths 10,00 W. towards the support of Mika there, sad this empany agreed to guaranose a Teat of 600/. Bone of the shareholders eensidired this equivalent to sentrabatiag 10,00 W., but the report was adopted can cm., sinus sham ware ordered to ho forfeited sad sold, and tae mid resolutions were peened. The mounts have already been published in the Er• press. YORK, NEWCASTLE, AND BERWICK. The report of the directors states that the receipts for the halite/goading the 30th of Joss amounted to 361,8861, sad for the corresponding pitied in 1849 to 823,9641 Nearly the whole of this increase had been produced during the last quarter. The working expense,. for the half-year ending the 30th of Jane *mounted to 13.5,0831., and for the aorreepond iag period fa 1849 to 132,189.. The charges against revenue other than working expenses amounted is the former period to 154.6101, and in the latter period to 118,9121. The amount of deluder, capital has been increased sine* that 30th at Jose, 1849, to the extent of 216,0001 , entailing a enrrespnading additional burden for interest. In the brae, Wilmer there was a large sum for interest charged to capi tal account tor unproductive works, and during the pre sent hat-year there u ao such charge is the accounts. The directors propose to carry to unite' the sum of 3.5,4021., the balance slopes:big on the Great North of Ene • laud purchase &ocean% but a sum of upwards of 19,0091 arising from unpaid dividends on and calls received in re spect of shares which will have to be forfeited will then ' be carried to the credit of that account in redaatien of that nun. Since the last half-yearly meeting the directors have received a further sum of 10 000/., mckin, 60,0 01. of the ameimst agreed to be paid by Mr. Hudson in settlement et inc claims of the company upon him, but the sum due from him in respect of the bunderland Deck has not yet bees paid, although the directors had I xpeeted, when they I made the arrangement with him, toot the whole moon , would have barn received before this time, and have used their used exertions to obtain payment, but without effect. The directen, nosreysr, bold seconties for the mount. The net divisible balance nut of the proper earnings of the hell year amounts to 452,2121, which, added to the net balance, 1.8001 from the last account, increases the automat to 63,7121., out of which the three '.ofl. propose to pay a dividend at the rate of 21 par sent. per ant. um leaving a b.danoe of 2,2891. to be serried to the next eccount. The purchase debentures to be delivered to the Great North of England Railway shareholders are in active preparation. and the pat ches, wilt tie completed in October next. On the lit of July, 1863, 796,6711. will be payable ; on the In of January, 1866, 1,062.0961., will be payable; and 796,6711. on the lit of July, 1106, unless otherwise served upon by those en titled to them. The Sunderland Dick wu opened on the 20th of June, and must Mao to an important increase 0: noel treihc on the Durham and Sunderland branch railway of this e tmpany. The downers have taken steps to close the capital seciant. The amount expended on capital amount to the 30th of June amounts to 6,667.6071. ; due to the c rporation of Newcastle. 16,0001 ; es tmate of works to complete the railway, 131,6221.; Great North of Eileen° purchase, 3,732.9021.; total. 10.647,0311. Inc capital account will be closed bye sum of 10,5.50.0001 &err INDIAK.—The third half-yearly general meet ing of the proprietors of this railway was held yesterday in the offices of the company, at 60, Old Broad-street. Mr. Agliociby, M P., in the chair. The secretary road th• repirt, an abstract of which appeared in the Express of Tuesday. ' /Lurid 27. Toe Chasms& mid the report so tally explained t►e position of the company's affairs. th►t be had only to congratulate the proprietor, on the prosperous proposs of the undertaking, and the poll: to which it had now arrived. He wished, however, to correct a usisrepresentatiun which had boon very extensively circulated by the Indian press, and caught up and propagated by a portion of the press of this country, to the elect that the capital of the company was limited. Tbs. notion was glue erroneous; it was tins that tne sum of 1,000,0001. bad been flxi-el in the ease of the Madras C impany, and 500,0001 in that of this Bombay Company ; bat this was wifely for the prdiminary opere tta= and the portion of the line to b. Ideated in the first instance, diet. 7M direchas wire quite prepared to raw 3,000,0001. if necessary, and he had no doubt the money would be very easily obtained. he submitted the tenor: should be adopted. After a few words from Captain Barber and Captain Anderson, the repirt was adopted itccortiourly. Mr. M.catta expressed the entire eonSienee felt by him self and the shareholders generally to the peseta direction; sad moved a vote of thanks to the directors for the bildtt,, seal, and sun-se with which they had kronsetted the interests of the riscupany, which was arre•d to. FLEETWOOD, PRESTON, AED WEST RIDING JUNC TION lIALLWAT.—The belt-yearly misetiag was held at Preston yesterday. The present liabilities on capital acomut are comprised in the balance owing to the bankers, to the indiction ant tallness., the sum retained under the contract will Yr. Mould for twelve months after the weeks are com pleted, and some payments still to be made on land and aoloplosaion account, and for stations, plant, Mc. These may be taken to amount in the whole to 17,1561 sod to meet them there is owing to the snowy for amars of calls. which may be considerea go 13,289/. ; surplus land unsold OT sot paid for, 1,6301. ; and stock in baud valued at 3 3351. Toe lestgridge line is to be Maid. The report was agreed to, sad the ...hairiness held out the prospect of a divisload next halt year. AMBEEOATIt, NOTTINGHAM, AND BOSTON, AND pri ßas t matit ot l thonfihoo: was u m balf;Luearrldy.mey afternoon, 00 0t . t . h a e t p , r h o; Iselmage Roow, Nottingham. The chairman (W. F. N Norton, of Baton Manor, Beq ) missed the pnereilings shortly after uae o'clock, and the bee ow concluded at • gsartenpast thsee.—Tke chairman is awing the adoptioa al the report, an abstract of which appeared in the Daily New en Monday last, congratulated the shareholders ue the fact that a portion of the line had been opeui d, and warn saw satisfactorily working for the interests of the simpeny. The board of direction would eadeavour to sheik every thymus attendant upon soastrum ion and working of the railroad, and by next February he %nand that there weal/ be a thasidersbie redisitinn. Be was authorised to state so ba halt of the beard, that then- wield be • reduction in the d rectors' shames, : Mined of 6001 • year they would in future neeive only 3001. (Cheer@ ) Tne VisoDeairman seconded the motion.-11r. John King mined that after the weed " aagapeinanta," in the fifth in. of the report, the Molnag wards should be intoned : '• book es regards the sompletion of the railway and canal pantheism and that they will amo be prepared to sanest t the ohameholotera the mow of meeting each engagements." —Captain Herbert seconded the modea.--Ms. Burley, of Leeman wished to know whether they were obliged to take doe swab' at both ends of the line ; far if they were, be was of 00111111 M that they would Ind thevieeleee opts the seek in coil water, however they might get the steam up. (maihtm.)—The Chairman, in reply to Mr. Barley, maid that 'Adds the last twelve months the board hael aapppanted • sainmidos of director. who were sot le the nosh, Ito isgoire We the reepothibehy of the y ato the mash, sad Wee nenalown weak, be prsp sed ea that day he swieseiea by the proprieties. (Hear, kw.) Whk regard to lle. King's notices, he would thosnia, that ti it wen girded the board woad be obliged to pawed with the otheithetice of the rensaiuder of the line dos Authorial@ to lipandiag, sad the breath hue m B Mon. which would WA • sell of thin the shareholders. After a lithe et Hr. King withdrew his voodoo, as the isimetaatiki that the oompany would wet all the eacagehasets anw dee, and the repent was serried *mai gaily. The fallowing reatinsea wen ananiatessly_ n ein ed spin the board of directors F. Mohnen. sig., ef 13reathan ; IL B. Wilkinson, Beg. of Leaden ; Durban, lg., ef Manchester ; and Joseph Thornton, Zia. The tawalag equated a* half-past 3 *Week. DIMICT LONDON AND PORTSMOUTH RaILWAT.— The Math °Maar, seeing of Ow propristois of this oar paaf Was Mid yasoniay as an lama's Talus, for the per ms of Marisa a aims has Ilia dlasulail as es their par anew aadmatadas la look up Os moray bet Meg stem the beer appsintellhage wee ea Menfident Mundane* eAmistem ee eseethule aired seesting, end Me absirnisa Arthur = s ti.l said that he would mer e ly mink hew My wee, It bad been found Wpm sible to wry on the Um. awl asseedisaly • bill was promoted parliament with the view of diefolving the sempaim. The Wisding-en Act, however. being under the mariceratioa of the legiektare, the bill was not premed. It was now found that this set was delsetim, and to sake it available tier en innorporated company, stash as thefts unfortunately was. would entail great tuner* and awes numb delay and the directors were earnestly sessigeriag how they warm avoid lmth, and wind op the aseapany by private sensent. The chairman then read several c h ases is the eat, to show what namerons forms bed to be rose through, sad stated that other sompanies were is the mate predisement as them. selves, sad it woe to be hoped the act would be amended met maim to reader it mere refel.—The retort stated that— " The attention of your directors dadag the pest six nriathe hes beta wholly elves to the mesas of speedily dissolving this erisapsny. The proprietors are aware that it wea with this view aloes your directors applied to parliament is the Oat session for powers 'to absndon the undertaking and Mealy* the company; and that the proarsss of this bill was stayed en the iamo.tastioa into the Hewes of Lords of • pe lletal Winer* of I , lief, Mantled, • All Art to facilitate the Abandonment of Railways, and the Dissolution of Railway Companies in certain en es.' This amours rtoeived the Royal moat on the 14th inst., at • period too late to enable your directors to lay it before you for your dicta.= thereon at the present meeting ; bat it it their intention to convene a venial meeting let that purpose se men as it eon be *any*. niently done." In conelsaion, the Chairman said he hoped they would be enabled to save something Itost the art ek.— Thank' were than vuted to the Ward, and the mewing adjourned. LLYWVI VALLEY RAILWAT.—Th• half-yearly meat ier of this company took Owe yesterday, at the offices, 449, West Breed, Mr. Mars mg in the chair. The report, which will be fond in the Express of August '27, was read by the storretary, reeeived,and adopted, sad a resolution wee pared daclaruig a dividend of 4 per emit. A special meeting then took place, pursuant to a requisition ensued by a largo number of proprietors to consider the expediency of appointing a committee of aliareholders, with all neensary powers to investigate the company's books, arcoon e, and &fain, also to °outrider the expediency of discontinuing the company's oboe in London, to recommend that ell fawn meetings of the shareholders be held at Bridge End. in the county of Olamnrgan, and to consider the expediency of redwing, at the earliest convenient period, the number of directors, and the remaneration at present awarded to them. • resolution emb:dyi• g the terms of this regaisiden wee moved by the Bev. R. Haight, but after a let p dirmasion it was withdrawn in favour of an amendment, limiting the fanrions of the proposed committee to a slept* inverige lion of the company's affairs. A committee of nee gentle men was then appointed, end the meeting adjaur..ed to the 31st of October. THE MONELAWDS. The ordinary half yearly meeting of this eomoeay was held in Glasgow on Wednee day. Jobs Bain, Beg., of ref ausarten, in the chair. After the reading of the minutes the report was submitted, of width the substance appeared in the Express of Aug. 28. The chairman, after a few introductory remark., oro posed the adoption of the report, and also that a dividend of 31 per cent., free of income tax, be declared on the eon *endued .took of the company, and 6 end 6 per cent. on the reference shares a the company. Mr. Graham ser , wied the motions, and they were unanimously agreed to. A vote of thanks was given to the chairman, and the meeting sepa rated. WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY.—After strisgehrg for three lean with the difficulties into which this eimpany has b-en plunged by previon% mismanagement, the present directors haw. succeeded in freeing it from all its embarneunents. The Public Works Loan Cimsaissionen are about to grant a loan, and Mr. Wiiliam Dorgan under takes to supply tne remainder of the money required to extend the line to Fiddown (within eigiit miler of Wafer ford), to which point the river Buir is navigable for large vessels. The directors estimate that the entire vie of com pleting the line to Waterford will not exceed 400,0001., and tna• the total slllll expended &cm Liinirick to Waterford wi.l be under 00,104 Shsr.s have been forfeited which give a bonus of 40,0001 to the oresent proptiet , n, which will reduce the co.t to 910,0001 When completed the capital account will stand as nearly as possible : 10,000 eharea—stoek„ 600,0001 ; loss, 410,0001. ; total, 910,0001. ED/sing Moil. Sorrnaxrrow Docs CoMPAßY.—Yesterday the half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders it this undertakiag was held at their eases, Bishripagate-street Witten, Mr. fkomes R. Davison, the ch ai rmen of the board of directors, presiding. The report which war sub mitted stated, that alter paling out of the samba' profit, all the interest on the mortgage debentures, the preference reek, and the guaranteed quarter shares, there was a small deficiency on the revenue acccunt. Such a state of thugs would create uneasiness in the minds of the direction ii it were not certain that even should the bunnies of the pro gressing half year not place the ntiount in an ix prond position, the ensuing year must do so, the time having arrived when the guarantee on the quarter shares bad eared, and they merged into the general stock, 'teaming entitled only to its dividend, and consequently the amount of that guaranteed interest would become available to revenue. Tne contract, however, for the Bentham mail would erne into operation in the month of January next, giving to the revenue the advantage of 12 additional large steam ships per annum, from that sourer alone and there could be uo doubt vest the operations cotunquent upon the commencement of the working of the sugar refinery w. told not only during the present nit year produce an increase of income, bat t h e additional new trade of import and expert which mast accompany its progress would add ma terially to the revenue. The director, were glad to be able to crate that they had let their building yard to Mr. Pitcher, of Nortifiett, the effect of which would be to obtain a MOTe extensive emeloyment of the graving docks, his object being not only that of ship builders, but the effictiog at Southampton a larger propor tion than hitherto of the repairs to the Royal Mail Com pany's steam ships, as well as the repaiiicig of shim gent eelly. In actorda-ce with the wish of the prophet ro, two gentlemen of commerce.' influence and experience had been introduced into the direction—namely, Captain Biward Mangles, R N., one of the managing directors of the Royal Mail Steam Packet C-mpacy, and Mr. Samuel Goddard, a me-chant of extensive bambini and connexith. To admit of this arrangement Colonel Henderson and Count Byre had seed their seats. A " through rate" had been arranged is goads between Paris and London ; goods placed in charge of the railway company in Paris would be delivered a: any warehouse or shop in London at one consolidoted charge; this would be distributed in agreed proportions between the Paris and Havre Railway, the South Western Strain Nan gni°. Company, the Dock Company, and the South Western Railway Compare. The contract tor the convey ance of the mails to the Brazils and River Plate had bean conceded to the Royal Mail Steam Comomy, and would be serried out from the Southampton commencing in January next. The receipts for the past half year had men 10,1181. lte., and the disbursements 10,4111. 17a. 9.1. Megan, Leggin', Young, Itaclauria,Woodhouse, Ranking, Goddard, and other gentlemen addressed the meeting, the report was adopted, and some formal business tranascwd. A vote of thanks to the chairman and directors closed the proceedings. NORFOLK ESTUARY COMPANY. Yesterday the ussud half-yearly mating took place at the Gray's ion Coffeehonsc, liolboro, Biz Wit B. FIOLZ2II. Bat in the chair. The SECRETARY read the report, from which docu ment it appears that two vacancies have occurred in the board since the last meeting, one by death and the other by duqualifintion. The directors had received the dunes for certain lands r.quired for their cut, and the surveyor had been put into communication with the owners, with a view to adjusunent. The report further stated that the contract with Means. r-to and Betts had been tioaliy arranged, and would be liaised and sealed forthwith. The delay had arise* from the provisions of the act of parliament, which required that the saecifinti.n should be submitted to three eoguseen. That had been done, they had given in their award, and Mews. Pete and Betts were willing to Damply with it with out altering the terms of their eontrac•. The works would accordingly be commented forthwith. The CHAIRMAN, in moving the adoption of the report, said he hart very little to add, as the report clearly stated all that was necessary. Stilt* last meeting many unionise= things had occurred to prevent the coanmatement of the works. Moil they had reeeiv , d4he report of the con:lreton it was impossible they could move • step. Matters were now arranged, although the easel amount requited was not specified. Mr Pete was perfectly willing to proceed with ter works under the Unser arrancemeuts, and everything was now so far reeled that there could cot 'be any corn for' further delay. Ia anew«r te • questkii from a propris•or, The CRLIRMAN stated that the amount of calls unpaid was 2 239!. Lett•n had beim written to the parie« by their solicitor for payment, bet no actual legal prAseecinp had as yet bean resorted to. When the contractor bed actually Mimed the agreement, then they intended to have rearm to Meal measures to turret. paysitent. After emus discussion, a motion for the adoption of the report was sari d ten+nimouly, assd, atter a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors, the netting separated. ItrltCH PREFIBAEXT.—Art not WU putrid in the resent session (13 and 14 Tith, sap. 96) to soared the law rsbating to the bolding of beeelless ia plurality. Ac cording to this let theiona in holy seders are not to hold Maoism Is p:urality, except in the ease et two benefices, the 1611/16111 of whit% are witkia three alike of one ono dm sad the annual vales ot one of which does sot sassed 100 i . Two baselime salty be h Icl nadir this art on Wahl gasses. Death of eatbsdrala are not to hold dice et heads ' ef sellesse ee halls is tise universities, nor are the heath of soaves to bold eatiwaral preferment 'wept in eertaiu cows /Narwhals of the saw serum to two twimbew' to b° wit. The act I. wit to affect peelarnirsts or boredom to Kish pIIMINO have thee admitted before the pass of the same. Faculties for th e easy person to hold two tearth in liwtwwl era Dot to be emoted. Censested with etas,* pre eminent a paper woe premed ia she Ma sermon, trim which It appears that the lead Cbasieellor administers lee pstro• mete et No lea than 764 homage. having an annual value of stoat 190,0001 ; he Ma ',harries the enemas pments.ion of 23 heaseees, at which the mussel vales a 7.0771, melons • total at 777 bantams, with an aggregate vales of easily 100,0001. B3OIIIIILATION hiIiaIaNAGILYINT.—The officers of Ceetabsoa the Woodatoot diarist, this year "made " • list of velem whist tomprieed aim prom wtto are di ad. sod two poems who have iii the parik. The persons whets MEM *Paid have tea IS the het wen emitted. I . c