The Sun. — London, England, 1856-01-26 00:00:00

,i in lid t i h s .. NG JANUARY 26 1k . . ,, C l e r e e rZb o l o f e t 7 h e a l t . y . THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EvjEN I _ , ...I). . . ..11.....1....... -00••••• ........1...... 10 30 From the London Gazette of Last Night. arine, i is RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. Sat S b - ••• not being able to attend here to-day, have recorded the:r and we cannot d permit yeu l to in . te h rfere further in our Trelawney's, Mr. ... Tues. Ivybridge . co scombo ... ... 10 30 , , ion s e s a h m o t a ll n d , h o e r e rn e c 0 :II p a 1 . 1 i t e . d Country Markets. -• h • Tynedale ... ... Mote I; 1 sentiments through Mr. Goodson. Such an expression affairs." (Lou cheers, ming ed wit groans . and hisses ) * of feeling I cannot regard as otherwise than satisfactory. Mr. LOVE offered a few words in explanation ; but t e e say Castle ... ... 10 45 i h p e i s t t a y p p o l f fi i n e n e t r by a certificate of service; except in the case of his being see . EASTERN COUNTIES. It is gratifying to me because it expresses the matured meeting was now in such a state of excitement and ex- Wed. Oakwood ... 10 45 ,' Firi. Chollerford •• • 10 45 ' WAR DEPARTMENT„ JAN. 25. ,on board any of her Majesty's ships, and the appiication - LIVERPOOL-JAN. 25. The following appeared in part of our impression of and well-considered opinions of intelligent men in favour haustion that it would not give a hearing to any speaker, United Pack ... ... 'Sues. Fl • ••• ••• yssington ... ... 10 0 Royal Regiment of Horse Guards -Cornet Owen Lewis 'be made through his commanding officer, in which case this certifi e ' There was a small attendance of bu ers to-da and c te will not be required. y y, yesterday :- of a policy which in my conscience I belhave to be cor- and nothing that the hon. gentleman said was audible to Cope Williams to be Lieutenant by purchase vice Leelie Fri. Affcot ... .., ... 10 0 , , • , . A. special general meeting of the shareholders of this rect. (Cheers and great uproar.) I thought yeti wanted the r h e e po der % th pt th m n V. W. 11, : (Lord Gif- . promoted. 1 When there are several claimants on board the same scarcely so good a tone in the trade as on Tuesday ; hosr• ever, a moderate . consumptive business was done in wheat, dment when not ford's) ' ... ... Tues. Somm rf d C 4th Dragoon Guards-Cornet Edward P. Baumgarten ; ship' it would be desirable that they should make their eor ommon 11 0 chiefly red American, at about that day's rates, but flour company took place this afternoon at the London Tavern, to hear me. You would not listen to the last gentle- T h LI 3O R 40 ha eli nds a were e r a aise e d ' , f th f th 6th D tb C t • h ' i application in one lett th hth line officer rom e ragoons, o e orne , wit out purchase, . , h , _ . . er, roug e comment 0 ed to address you (Mr. Challis), but more tan or in its avour, e , Thnrs. Crudwell 11 0 - ... ... was diffici lt t i o sell, and both sacks and barrels the turn Bishopsgate-street, in pursuance of a requisition to the ma n n who at . tempt b. . h h Ist Dragoons-The promotion of Cornet William Henry i lin a list al •ie • nged under the . . o . t , suc . x ess • e , h . i hal ,tically arra "V d t majority of the meeting voting in the negative. Sat. Ready Token ... ... 10 45 tinually interrupted im wit s outs of 1a - vas " 0 easier. 'Oats and oatmeal with a very slow sale may bo directors, dated the 20th December, to convene a special e , 4 . ) - ,„ - mean to say that you will not hear The amendment was accordingly declared to be lost. Warwickshire... ... Mon. Burton Toll-gate ... 10 45 Cutler to a Lieutenantcy, by purchase, on 21st December, I sup! in whic . h tey were serving at the time, and effort .. e quoted 1d per 451 b. " ' ' nington . eso you 1853, vice Bassett, who retires, has been cancelled. i the information above required. and bd per load lower. Barley, beaus. general meeting of the shareholders " for the purpose me now ? (Renewed uproar.) Ah ! you are afraid of A poll being demandei, a stormy discussion ensued • Tues. Weston House ... 10 45 and peas were quite neglected, and each decidedly easier to 11th Light Dragoons-Cornet A. B. Bingham, from the I Thurs. Charlecote Park ... 10 45 COURT OF EXCHEQIJER, JAN. 25. of taking into consideration the general position of the the truth ; but I tell you that I stand here to defend as to the legality of the whole proceedings, and buy. Indian corn met with some demand and at first sold ni. Wickham Park ... 10 45 i 13th Light Dragoons, to be Cornet, without purchase, I Hilary Term, 19th Vietoria-This Court will on Tues- pretty f 1 t 3 • 9 • Mr. BALL moved that the meetin be at once die ree y, a 8s 6d per qr. for prime mixed, but to• Board of Directors, the state of the company's affairs, your interests. (Roofings, and shouts of " You have g Warwickshire, North Tues. Stoneleigh Abbey ... 10 45 1 vice Bull, appointed to the Royal Horse Guards. % day the sth, Wednesday 6th, Thursday 7th, Friday Bth, wards the close this price was not obtainable. Some prime business in the chair.") solved. Thurs. Dunchurch - .., 10 45 12th Light Dragoons-Captain Robert Rintoul, from the i Saturday 9th, Monday 11th, Tuesday 12th, and Wednes- white corn brought 435 per qr. and of adopting such measures and resolutions as may no This motion was unheeded by the chairman, who pro- 3d Surrey Militia, to be Cornet, without purchase, vice 1 Mr. HELPS here rose and solicited a earin h • g for Mr. Fri. Coughtou ... ... 10 45 day the 13th days of February next, hold sittines, and will be deemed necessary, and can be legally taken, for the . ceeded, amidst tremendous uproar, to appoint scruti- Wheatland's, Mr. Murray, promoted. 'at such sittings proceed in disposing of the business then Waddington, , WAKEFIELD-JAN. 25. due and proper administration of their affairs." Mr. ers, and to announce that the poll would immediately Lloyd's ... ... Tues. Morville ... 10 30 13th Light Dragoons-Cornet Stanley de Astel Calvert pending in the paper of new trials and in the s ec'al ps , RMAN continue -Gentlemen, I tell-you that The CHAT ' d r c l s:mmence, and would be continued from day to day Fri. Linley ... •••.: ... 10 30 Clarke to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Maclean pro- and will also hold a sitting on Saturday the P 23 ' d d:ersit'i's-f The wheat trade has to some extent recovered the or Waddington, in the chair. what I have done has been for the protection of your moted. tame depression we reported last week, and prices mint t'l four o'clock M d ext un i on on ay n . Worcestershire .., Mon. Bishop's Wood ... 10 30 February next, and will on the said 23d day of February There was a very full attendance of shareholders ; property. ("Oh, oh 1") I say more, that that COM• h 11 b cots Fusilier Guards -Captain G. W. H. Viscount be generally noted is per qr. higher than last Friday, with , Mr. Sergeant GAenessn moved that te po e Wed. Bromsgrove Lickey ... 10 30 next, proceed in giving judgment in all causes and matters . severa l lady proprietors were present. mittee of Investigation have, by the course that they printed,. but Fri. Pershore ... ... 10 30 Kirkwall, from the 71st Foot, to ba Lieutenant and Cap- then standing for judgment. a steady consumptive demand. Barley maintains its price. The CHAIRMAN took his seat amidst mingled cheers have pursued, done more to injure-(" Oh 1"i-to ruin- Mr. LLOYD, who acted as legal adviser to the meet- Wyndham's, Colonel... Moe. Drunswick Bridge ... 11 30 tam, .by purchase, vice Brevet-Lieutenant-Calonel R. N.. FRED. POLLCYCK. Beans, oats, and shelling the turn cheaper. . (" Oh !")-and to destroy-(" Oh, oh, oh !")-your pre- . Wed. Westdean House ... H3O F. Kingscote, C.B. who retires. E. M. ALDERSON. ----• and hisses, the former predominating. I 11 mg, having given it as his opinion that no second reso- . EXETER-JAN. 25. rty than you can possibly imagine ; and that wi Fri. Balls Cross - ... 11 30 Ist Regiment of ' Foot-Lloyd Evans, Gent., to be Ee . T. J. PLATT. The SZCRETARY having read the notice concerning the Pe lution could be entertained pending the poll, the motion Wynn's, Sir W. W. ... Mon. Cartlen ... ... 10 30 sign, by purchase, vice Alban, promoted. CORN.—In our market wheat may be quoted from Ils 6d SAMUEL MARTIN. I h • h• h • the opi prove, ave shown, by testimony w lc in was not persisted in. Tues. Ralston ~. ... 10 30 . 9th Foot--Patrick William Hackett, Gent., to be En- to 9s' Oil. Maltine barley, 3s Od to 3s 6d ; grinding do., 04 meeting, and also the requisition, nion of unprejudiced minds is indieputable, that the Several ro rietors again renewed their protestations Fri. Marton Gate ... ... 10 30 sign, by purchase, vice Agnew, promoted. BANKRUPTS. , Od to Os Od. (Cats, 3s 3d to 38 6d. Beans, Os Od to Os • meetin and Mr. Sergeant GAZT.I.LB appealed to the g itatements put forth by a committee that professed to a ainst thfl P lit of the meeting on the ground that Sat. Cock Bank . . ... 10 30 13th Foot-Brevet-Major John William Cox to be Major, Will'• Sh *1 I 1 • C d t a ove oi am co eui man, rov on osu - Od. Peas, 00s Od to 00s Od. ' s ' r FLOUR. -Fine, 528 Od to 54s Od ; seconds, 50s Oa to 526 the chairman whether the latter would not best consult give fair and truthful evidence have, except in the case g tin notice co e nveni y ng it did not set forth the special busi- Yarborough's, Earl of Mon. No anby Chiisip ... 11 0 without purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieutenant- render ' FT , -.1). 4, at half-past eleven, and March 6, at twelve hie own feelings and that of the meeting by retirin g of two witnesses, been falsified by the very men them ness to be transacted. These remonstrance!, however, Wed. Newsham Lodge ... 11 0 Colonel J. S. Wood, whose brevet rank has been converted , ed per sack • at the Court of Bankruptcy. Bell, official assignee Cule- n •me - e r 1 A .1 selves. As regards myself, when before that eommittee, did not command the attention of the chairman, who Sat. Laceby Cross-roads ... 11 0 into substantive rank, under the Royal Warrant, 6th Oct., vATTLE.—rrinae item, Lys vu per score • cows and calve' man-street-buill . L Bl kf • d ' c lugs; ong, ac riars•roa . Irom the chair that day, instead of presiding over the 1854 ; Lieutenant N. FI. B. Vardon to be Captisin, with- 12/. to 14 , -s• butchers' calves 5,41 to 6i ' d per lb rearing I wrote to them a letter which I have now in my poa roceeded with the poll, which it was resolved should be York and Ainetv ... Mon. Aldwark Bridge ... 10 30 William Hawker and Alfred Campion, carmen, Dow- , '• , '- - " ___d t o proceeding's. session, asking them to let me know the pointeon which P , 1 upon the amendment, and should not decide Tues. Acaster ~, ... 10 30 out purchase, vice Cox ; Ensign John Bond to be Lieuten- gate-hill, City, Feb, 5, at half-past 12, and March 6, at (selves -8 to s each. Sheep, sed to 6d. Lambs, . The CHAIRMAN said that on a former occasion he they would require information. The reply was general, ' ta en on y .. l .. ant without purchase vice Vardon • Lieutenant Edward Od per lb Store hoe% large size, -8 to -s each • shinty Thurs. Fernsby ... ... 10 30 /3 ' . , , , one, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Johnson official assignee, the fate of the origina moats'''. 28s t ' e ' • ' ' b o 34s ; small, , 00s to 00s. Rough fat, 4id per 1 • undertook to answer the charges brought against him it gave me no particulars, it did not tell me what they Sat. Pill Moor, Brandon_ 10 30 olger, from the Kilkenny 1 usiller Militia, to be Eusign, Basinghall-etreet ; Stoker, Gray's-inn-sep:are. ..., without purchase, vice Bond. Pork carcases from 9s 3d to 103 3d per score. ' ttee of managemeent. He had redeemed had already received in evidence, how far the manage- HARRIERS. William Tingey warehouseman Tottenham-court•road, 15th Foot-The Christian names of Ensien Aytoun are - by the coronet Sporting Intelligence. Feb. 6, at half-p ' ' ast one, and March 12 at half-past twelve, B. V. ... ••• ... Tues. Buckland Knoll ... 12 0 Howard Douglas, and not Douglas Howard . . INVERNESS.-JA N. 22. that pledge, and it was for them to decide whether ment was impugned, or how far I myself bad been at h hi' ts Th ld • h . tacked throug my pu lc ac . ey to me not ing of -•• Fri. Stalbridge Park-gates 12 0 17th Foot-Major Oliver Paget Bourke to be Lieutenant- at %he Court of Bankru tc Pennell ffi ial assi nee p y. , o c • g n ' CORN.—Wheat, white, per qr., 76s Od to 77s 6a. Bar' it was satisfactory or not. Until that be done he should Guil lh 11 h b n a lia -e nah am ers ; Lawrence, Flews, and Boyer, Old all that ; but after they had been sittin f d f gor upwar 9 0 HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brighton ••• ... Mon. Patcham ... ... 10 45 Colonel, without purchase, vice Brevet-Colonel P. McPher- Jew; - ley, chevaliee, 36s Od to 38s . 04 ; ditto, common, --et Od to . retain his seat. (The hon. gentleman then sat down, two months they called upon me, for the first time to - Wed, Race Course ... ... 10 45 son, appointed Inspecting Field Officer of a Recruiting Wliam Ph e irl i ips, builder, Wallin - gford, Feb. 5, at two s Od. Oats, 29s Od to ZOs 04. folding his arms over his breast.) give evidence, and the only information which I ' had (Weather permitting.) Sat. Dyke ... ... ... 10 45 District ; Brevet-Major William Gordon to be Major, ' MEAL.-Oatmeal er im . boll 24s Od to 25s 6d ; ditto and March 4, at twelve, at the Court of Bankruptcy. , P P • Mr. BRUCE (director) referred to a pamphlet that had then received was from witnesses who had been before STA.GHOUNDEL Broomsgrove ... ... Mon. Vernon Arms Inn, Han- without purchase, vice Bourke ; Lieutenant S. H. Graham, official assignee; White and Son Bedfori-row. second, 00s Od. to Os Oil ; barleymeal, 16s 6d to 16s fla 1 . them, -who told me that the tendency of all their ques- ... Tues. Burnham Beeches ... 11 0 bury ~, ... 10 30 Dyer to be Captain, withont purchase, vice Gor- ' peaserneal, 16s 6d to 20e Od; bran, per stone, Os 9d to 10d , • °been published, stating that there was nothing but anar- Her Majesty's Rrooksend, Thanet ... Mou. St. Nicholas ... ... 10 30 don ; Ensign St. Aubin Barnett Lennard, from James Slade, glove manufacturer, Stoke-sub-Herndon, let flour, per 2801 b, 60s Oci. to 628 Od ; 2d ditto, b3e Od W ions was to implicate the chairman When I went Fri. New Lodge ..„ ... 11 0 Somersetshire, Feb. 7 and March 6, at one, at the Exeter chy and confusion at the board. He denied the state- before • • ' • the committee, having been but a short time Cheltenham (Capt. D. Brooksni i e ..• ... Mon. Newmarket Hill ... 10 30 the Glamorgan Militia, to be Ensign, with t ' • ou purcaase , astrict Court Flirtzel official assienee • Garlan 1 r 1 a „ 55s Oil ; oatmeal, best, per mt. of 141 b imperial 2s V Thurs.Telscombe Tye ... 10 30 Henry Thorowgood Hunt, Gent., to be Ensign, by pur- Fear, Sherborne • ; Terrell, Exeter ''' ' '--- to 2s sal • ditto second, Os Od to Os Od ; barleymeal ls ment, and quoted in refutation of it that in the six in the room, and not knowing what a single wit- West's) ... ... Fri. Chedworth Down ... 12 0 ll' tea Peak . ... Mon. Pike Hall 1 0 chase, vice Maycock promoted • ensho to Ods Oil ; peasemeal, ls 8d to 28 Oel ; Ist flour, 3s 6d • weeks during which Mr. Waddington had been removed ness had stated in evidence, except from common Kent (Mr.Roberts's)... 3lon. Bidborough ... ... 12 0 '- '' , . ••: ••' 1 30 hl` • ' • • Thomas Falkingharn, coach builder, Kuarcsborough, Thui s. Headstone lane end ... 11 0 t oot-Lieutenant C. J. C. Sillery to be Captain, .I J. 31 ilFb l 9 t 1 • • • 38 9d credit ;2d ditto, as 44 cash, 33 6d credit. Fri. Ightham .... ... 12 ' 0 . r . , a e . eau], at the Leeds District ' from the chair of direction the income of the rumour, I was told by Mr. Ball that .if the, evi- Sat. Grange Mill „, ~, 11 0 without purchase, vice J. C. N. Stephenson killed in a ' n ` "' a ''' e • by Petre's, Hon. F. ... Tues. Ingatestone Hall ... 11 30 , Court. Young, offic . al assignee Leeds • Duignau and - • line bad increased 8,000/. He referred to the denote which I had given was true, that given Newcast!e & Gateshead Mon, Birtley ... ... 10 30 action ; Ensign Thomas Elwyn to be Lieutenant, without 'T enem ent Walsell • Bond and Ba'rwick L'e 1 BRISTOL SUGAR-JAN. 2i. my colleagues was untrue. Feeling from the FOXHOUNDS. Fri. Berwick Hill ... ... 10 30 Purchase, vice Kerr, died of his wounds • Ensign If.. O. Ed d'Ellis .' ' ht L 1 t,' hi e' B. ' ' charges he brought against the directors at the meeting first, that the e • re was Wm ' - * tt thing beyond that commi ee, Atherstone ... ... Mon Stag's Head ICirk.bv 10 45 Somerset ... - Mon. Burton ... 10 45 Campbell to be Lieutenants -- without purclase, vice Sil- m . iiirar t , wine mere t an f , i3 w ga e- i 1, Eel). 5 and a . , c 4, a one, at the Cour o enk.ruptcy. Lee, official A better inquiry this week for raw sugars than for some ' in August last, which, be contended, had not been de- th t d f th a that an ' ' - - s Fri. Shaewick :.... ... 10 45 a a report was to procee rom em, an • Wed. Twycross ... ... 10 4o lery ; Ensign J. M`D. Allardice to be Lieutenant, with- ' assignee, Alderuaanbury ; Murray, Lendon-street. weeks past, but holders evinced an indisposition to realise , nied, or, if denied, not disproved. He would do his hest answer must be given, I was naturally cautious ; and Fri. Churchover ... ... 10 45 Torquay ... ... Tues. Cockington Village ... 10 30 out purchase, vice FL S. Smith, whose promotion, without William Johnson licensed victualler, Metropolitan unless at value! above b . nyers' prices, and the consequence . West Street _ ... Tues. Coldral ... ... 10 0 pur..hase, on 26th Oct., 185 a, has been cancelled , Lieutc was !hat but little business was done. There were 110 10 : Cattle Market, Feb. '.B tied March 7, at half-past twelve whilst he remained a director to procnre for them a the more so when I perceived and was informed that the Sat. Shustoke ... ... 10 43 Thurs. Sutton Down ... ... 10 0 I nant W. J. Voules, from the Royal Bucks Militia, to be . • considerable sales of refined goods, but without any 1131 • proper atatement of their acconnts, but he ehould decline course of their examination was . not calculated to protect Badsworth ... ... Tnes. Red Howse ... ... 10 30 It the Court of Bank t C• rup cy. annan, official assignee, 10 30 Williams's, Mr. E. ... Wed. Rock Hotel, Roborough Ensign, without purchase, vice Elwyn, promoted ; En- ` ,• pa eve in ent being obtained oe the last quotations Ruins 1 b Th Barnsdale Bar... ... , Altlerinanbury ; Gilham, Bartlett's-buildings, Holborn the pre ert of the shareholders, but that its who e o - Pown ... ... 10 30 sign Oetavius Boyce, from the Kildare Militia, to be En- ; are a dull sale, ;lid • h • * prices rat er in favour of the buyer. taking any part "in the administration of the affairs if . P y th t I lf h d mis- Sat. Purstone Bar ... ... 10 30 M`Duff, Castle-street, Hlb o orn. ject and purpose was to prove a myse a Sat. Fanners'Arms,nearNort- sign, without purchase, vice Campbell, promoted. . they re-elected Mr. Waddington as their chairman. He managed the affairs of the company. (Cheers, uproar, Beaufort's, Duke of ... No account received hill a.nd Trebartha... 10 30 36th Foot-Ensign E. Mahon to be Lioutenent, withokt 6 , s e7 t 1 Neil Brodie, commission agent, Liverpool, February . Berkshire, Old (Mr. . , anti . , a . e even. at the Liverp , o 1 Distriet Court. COAL MARKET.-JAN.' 25. agent condemned the past conduct of the chairman, and and a cry of "So you have !") Thig, then, made m c e i Morrell's) ... ... Mon. Pusey ... 10 30 IR /sir STAcitiouNDS. purchase, vice Tuck, deceased ; George Wyatville, Wen- .vlorgan, official assignee, Liverpool ; Holden and Son, the answ . ers which I gave, an ... ... ford Knapp, Gent. to be Ensign, without purchase vice • Prices of Coal per ton at the elose ef the market. concluded by moving that the meeting confirm the reso- extremely cautious in Tues. Cockthorpe ... ... 10 30 ' Liverpool. * Ward Union ... , ... Wed. Kilrue Gate ... ... 1 0 Willett, promoted.' they were not therefore so copious as they would have s. d. Walloon& lec. Fri. Step Farm ' -... ... 10 30 James Chadwick, joiner, Heywood, Lancashire, Feb. 9 ' halos of the meeting in August last, appointing the Foxiimeeres. 39th Foot-Lieut. R. E. Carr to be Captain, without e. d 9 • 9 d ' d ' • h f • • ' been If the committee ha examine me in t at air spirit Berkshire, South (Mr and March 1, at eleven, at the Manchester District Court. Bate's West Hartley 18 6 committee of investigation and requeste them to con h I Carlow and Island Tues Kelleveneer Wood 11 0 purchase vice Brevet-Lieut.-Col. H. A . &rex an wio 19 0 • s which I had a right' to expect, and had given me an ol ) * Wheble's) .. ..: 31on. •' • ' 11 . Henley Fair Mill ... 0 •• • • ••• , . , Hern a m an official assignee, Manchester; Etty, Livarpool. Buddle W. Bartley l9 0 'Tatou tinue their lehours till the geueral meeting in February portunity of bringing documentary evidencelor the pur- • Thurs. Englefield House ... 11 0 Thurs. Munfin ... ... 11 0 has been promoted to the Substantive Rank of Major, un- W ee ' W e ‘ imam iicox Baker stationer and printer, Bartlett's% Davison's West Hartley 19 Kepler Grange 18 next. pose of showing what was the true bearing of the case. Blackmoor Vale ... Tees. Hunter's Lodge ... 10 30 Sat. Rathwhade Cross-roads 11 0 der the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct., 1851; Ensign H. It. , , Buildines Holborn, ' Feb. 5, at ono, and March 6, at two, Howard's West Hartley bainbton lB 9 . Dennis's, Mr. ,„ ... Mon. Creg Castle ... ... 1/ 0 be Lieut nant without urchese vi e ' Vigors to e , , p , , c Carr. 3 Dr. REILLY seconded the motion. He attributed the To illustrate the mode in which they preceedede I may Thers,Henstridge Ash ... 10 3 / at the eourt of Bankruptcy Bell, official assignee, Cele- Netherton 19 0 North Hetton 18 inention that a question was asked me with - reference to Sat. Compton Castle ... 10 30 Thurs. Gallagh ••• ... 11 0 42d Foot-Ensign Wm. Sanders Walter, from the In- inau•street-buildings ; Reece, Wilkins, and Blyth, Saint Tanfield Moor l6 0 Peusher 17 3 . present etate of the company's affairs to the mismanage- , . . B h M M W k 10 30 ram am oor ... on. y e ... ... ... Sat. Windfield ... ... 11 0 - Men' t b E Sea ithout h• • verne,s i i la, o o ns 0 , w pure ase, vice S within's-lane. Tanf eld Moor Butes 16 0 Plummer ... 17 6 tue permanent way, and I said that I wonld•brin them Duhallow ... ... Wed. Ballywalter ... ... 11 0 Bramly, promoted. ' 17 ° meat of the chairman, whose conduct ought to be the documents to sh g ow how the matter stood. When I re- Wed. Gateforth ... ... 10 30 Charles Jefferies, merchant, Aldersgate-street, city, Feb. West Riding Hartley _l7 9 Richmund Eyrecourt Mon. Kennel... ... ... 11 0 41th Foot--Quarterruaster Richard Gillham Th te i 18 3 Fri. North Deighten ... 10 30 ••• ••• -erase-- •8 at one and Merch 10 at twelve, at the Court of B. k W 1 l6 6 Russell's Hetton subject of a public prosecutiou. • tamed the committee said that they had altered their i Sat Hook Moor ... ~. 10 30 - Thurs. Kelly's Grove ... ... 11 0 to be Paymaster, vice Bennett, appointed to a Provisional ri'intev , B 11 offi i 1 a'ss'enee Coleman-str ' eet-buildi j. n n e - Yam South Hetton 18 6 . Mr. GOODSON was sorry such a difference of opinion question in my absence ;in fact, they had put it in an Galway Blazers ... Tues. Pallas ... ... ... 11 0 Depot Battalion ; Serjeant-Major Wm. Hart to be Quer- •• -- • e ' c 3 sl' • ' os ; 1 19 i l Burton Hunt * (Lord H. ' Linklater and Hackwood, Sise-lane. Wallsend, &c. Stewart's existed amongst the proprietors, which had had the effect entirely different shape, and the consequence was that Bentinck's).., ... Mon. Hackthorn ... ... 11 0 Iveagh_ _ ... Tues. Milltown Bar Bridge_ 11 0 termaster, vice Thomsett, appointed Paymaster. John Bennington Blythe, dealer in metals Old Kent- Closforth l6 9 Caradoc .. 17 '' 0 injuring their property. He denied the statements my documents were of no avail. (" Oh !" and uproar.) Tues. Bardney ... _ll 0 Kildare ... _ Tues. Enfield... ... ... 11 0 .48th Foot-Ensign p..G. Protheroe to be Lieutenant, road, Feb 2, at half-past twelve, and March 'l5 at half- Harton l7 0 Hartlepool lB 6 0 That is a specimen of the mode in which I was examined Wed. Wellingore ... _ll 0 Thurnßlessington ... ... 11 0 vrithout purchase ; William H. Surrnan, Gent., to be Ea- past eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. NichOlson, ofti- Heaton that had been' put forth by Mr. Bruce with reference to 11 0 ~„.. Sat. Sailing ... ... ... 11 0 sign, by purchase, in succession to Lieut. Connor, who has ei.. • 18 6 by that eommittee. But what did they do with your loco- Thur. Burton ... ... B hllt ' • J Q • el assignee, asing a-s rec. , ones, uality-court, Hadley _l6 9,Kelloe f IA • - ox'es and said the chairman's the manner o o aining pr i , Fri. Kettlithore ... ... 11 0 n""tenny ... ... Mon. Ballytollin ... ... 10 45 retired. 18 2 Chancery-lane. Riddell l6 9 South Hartlepool motive inspector, Mr. Bruff ? Mr. Norris, a member 17 u committee had received proxies approving of his con- of the committee, has stated to you that I alone am re- Sat. Normanby by Stow ... 11 0 Wed. Gouran ... ... 10 45 49th Foot-Ensign G. W. H. Christian, from the 69th Fredeiick Chaffers, colonial broker, late of Old Broa.d- Wharnclin l7 0 South Kelloe , Cambridgeshire ....Mon. Eltisley Green ... 10 30 Fri. Barracks' ... ... 10 45 Foot, to be Ensign, without purchase. street Feb. 2, at eleven, and March 14, at twelve at the Eden Main 18 0 Tees lB ! dact representing 1,400000/. He moved an amendmeet sponsible for the permanent way. (A Voice, " And Louth Fri Potron W00d... ... 10 30 ••• ... ... Tues. Crebawn ... ... 11 0 60th Foot-Capt. W. J. Yonge to be Major, without C -t , f Benkru tc Nicholson, official aseignee, B• out o e py. es- Belmont 17 6,Evenwood 17 ° to the effect that the . committee of investigation sho u ld so you are.") He says that in 1851 Mr. Ashcroferecom * • G 'd tlO 10 Meath ... ... ... Mon. Summerhill ... ... 11 0 purchase, vice Major and Brevet-Lieut.-Col. Hon. Adria.n • 0 : Cheshire ... ... Mon. Kinderton ui e-pos . inehall-street ; Lewrance, Plows, and Boyer, Old Jewry Braddyll - 18 o,Derwentwater Hartley .19 b ti . led and. that the chairman had fully met and e isso v , mended that 901. per mile should be set asiaeas a depre- Wed.:- Waverton Village ... 10 30 Wed. Kingsfort ... ... 11 0 Hope, whose Brevet Rank has been converted into Sub- ," Cnambers. Haswell 19 0' elation fund ; the fact being that what MO: Ashdroft re- Thurs. Tattenhall ... .. 10 30 Queen's County ... Tues. Knapton Wood ... 11 30 et!entive Rank,. under the Royal Warrant of 6th Oct. 1854 ; John Cross, innkeeper, Bolton, Lancashire Feb 5a d Ships at market... 163 I Sold . - el th harees that had bean brought against . andiVere e. e „, commended was that the difference betweere the actual Sat. Calveley Ha 11... _lO 30 „„ Fri. Bellegrove ... .., 11 30 Lieutenant William Tedlie to be Captain, without pur -97 at twelve, at the Manchester District Coil ' rt. • Fra ' s n er, • him. The proxies had been obtained at Mr. Wadding• cost of maintaining the way and 90/. a-mile :Should go cottesenore (Sir J. Trol- TiPPerary ... ... Wed, Gaile House _ ... 11 0 chase, vice Yonge; Ensign A. Morgan to be Lieutenant -' • , official assignee, Manchester ; Richardson, Bolt on-le- -__________. -......aiani.-.. ton's expense. .. • towards a depreciation fund. lope's) .., ... Mon. Casewick ... ... 11 0 , Fri. Clonocody ... ... 11 0 without purchase, vice Tedlie. 1.1 0 Tyrrell s, Mr. F. ... Mon. Collinstown ... ... 11 0 63d Foot-Ensign G. W. W. Knapp, from 36th Foot, Moors. COURSE OF EXCHANGE.-TESTERDAY. Mr. w. TRet4 seconded the amendment. Mr. NORRIS-I said, " maintenance of way." Tues. Ayston ... ... to be Ensign. Joseph Hudson, merchant, Seaton Carew and West em5terdam............ 11 17% Gibraltar ...... •• •• •• • • —„,, Thurs. Foster's Bridge ... 11 0 HARRIERS. Hartlepool, Duiharn, Feb. 12, at halt-past eleven and Ditto, three mon ths .. 12 0 Leghorn .. •• —..•... •• 2 0 a, s u Afr.thurs said that the directors had exceeded their The CHAIRMAN-Well, I mean that too. We mean Sat. Tilton Wood _ ... 1 1 4 ) Abingdon ... ... Mon. Lasinullane ... ... 11 0 69th Foote . --Lieut. T. H. Charleton, to be Captain, by March 14, at twelve, at the' District Court, Newe ' astio- Rotterdam ............ 13 0 ' Genoa .......... ...•-• : 45 "" - ' powers, and bad misapplied funds, as trust ees , with ou t the same thing. The fact was that Mr. Ashcroft recam- Craves(Mr. H. P. Best's Mon. Chilton Bridge ... 10 45 Thurs. Kennel ... ... 11 0 purchase, vice Maclean, who retires ; Ensien Edward upon-Ty • ne Baker, official assignee, Newcastle-upon- • Antwerp .............. 25 60 'Milan ...... • • ...... •• - in the slightest degree consulting the interests of the mended the 90/. per mile, just as I have stated in my reply. Wed. Five Belle, Wickham 10 45 Armagh ... ... Mon. Middleton ... ... 11 0 * Ch 1 • , Be e n% yl n e :t e Li:utenant,. by purchase, vice at eton , Teue ; Turnbull, Hartlepool ; Griffith and Crighton, tirusseis .............. 25 60 ' Venice........•• •••- - .„ shareholders, no man could doubt. He did not propose ly that reserve amount As I have also' stated in . my rep , . f _ _ Sat. Lilly ... ... ... 10 45 Thurs. Summerhill ... ... 11 OGo , W H ghes Christian Gent to be Ens]. n b -' ilamburgh ............ 13 10% ' Naples •• • .... ' •' a ' 3 ' Newcastle-upon-Tyne. h ' T Altona .. • • ...... ..... . i Palermo .... ...... .... 133% was discontinued likewise on the suegestion o Mr. Crawley and Horaham Mon. Duke's Head, Cop- Biddulph's, Mr. ... Mon. Rathrobbin ... ... 11 0 pu_i:c st ase n , vice . urner, promoted. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. Pens . .. • ... 25 35 1 Messina .... ....... ... 1331 4 . to consider this question as to its legal bearinga, but by Ashcroft, and it was not until after * several months' thorne ... ... 10 45 Fri. Mullacrugh .. ... 11 0 11 F ot-Lieut. W. Campbell to be Captain, by pur- J. Johnson and J. Hands, omnibus% proprietors -J. Ditto, three months .. 25 75 Lisbon .. 53% •• •• ' Wed. Coolhurst ... ... 10 45 Clonardon ... ... Tues. Skrype Castle ... ... 11 30 chase, vice Viscount Kirkwall appointed to the Scots Fusi- Marseilles ............. 25 75 Oporto ................ 53% . analysitg the statements the chairman had put consideration that the directors came to a determination Her Guards ; Ensi W. M. 'M. F escue to be Lieute- Johnson and J. Roads, omnibus proprietors-H.Ward and Fri. River's W00d... ... 10 45 Mallow ... ... Mon. Pindy's Cross ... ... 1 1 0 R. Leech, Manchester, plu rubers -T. Withers and W. Cobb, Bourdeaux ..... ...... Rio Jam iro ..... .• • .... .-- forth in vindication' of his character. The chairman on the subject. But I have dealt with all these matters , __ nant, by purchase, gli vice C bll °rt amp e . r ankfort•on Mame .... 120% Buenos Ayre5.......... -- Deacon s, Mr. ... Mon. Pedland Corner ... 10 30 Thurs.Burnfoot ... ... 11 0 Manchester, packera-I).. Denham and E. GI/ indrod, Mich- Heflin ................ New York,6o days' sight - -• had stated they were gaining 450,000/. a year, which, has oc before, and I shall 7 allude . b k ri!f t ly to . what , _ Thurs. Rexon Cross, Broad- Nenagh ... ... Tues. Prospect Flouse ... 11 30 82cl Foot-Ensi n Jas Johnston, from the 87th Foot, tb E • • g • dale, cardrnakers-J. 'Wilson and J. Marshall, West Brom- ir1enna........ -••••.. 11 4 Philadelphia .......... - curred to-flay. Mr. . ris thin . 1 , , coneeterat with that 12 0 o e nsign, without purchase. if true, would allow them to replace their capital with h' If-t wood Widges ... 1) 30 Pelmerstown ... ... Mon. Moor of Meath ... 86th Foot-Lieut. G. H. Adams to be Captain by plus wich, ironmasters-A. Gent and E. Gearing, Baker-street Trieste ......•••• •• •• .. 11 6 PRICES OF lIIILLICN, rut oZ. spirit of fair dealing which he chime for unae . o say Sat. Newleridge Hill ... 10 39 Wicklow ... ... Tues. Kennel ... ... 11 0 Gold In Hers £3 17 9 Bazaar, Portman-square, jewellers-E. and J. Chadwick, Petersburg ............ Foreign interest within three years, and prove hive to be the that we have become cab proprietors, addinnest' If you Durham County ... Mon. Lanchester ... ... 10 30 Wexford and Killinick Mon. Killiniek ... ... 10 30 hs v . B v tl.; tC 1 lA R G.l 1' ' ca e, ice re e • ieu a o one . . ae,w io retires. Madrid ..........„... 4914 Portugal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0 A. hten•under-Lyne and Dukinfield cotton s inne greatest financier that had ever lived. The fallacy of that waot to hire a cab they will let it out to yoe, but if you Wed. Sunderland Bridge ... 10 30 Thurs. Booley's Cross ... 10 30 87th Foot-James Johnston, Gent., to be Ensign by s 8 ' . , ie rs-T. Cadiz . .... •• It L' „d s, Mou on, iverpool, lard refiners-G. Knowles and urchase, vice Lynch, promoted ; Benjamin D'Urban Mus- Barcelona ............ New Dollars ...... 00 0 ' gentleman's statement was, that he had taken the gross want a job you must apply to the chairman." (ISaughter Fri. Rainton Bridge ... 10 30 BEAGLES. p Enfiel I L grove, Gent., to be Ensign, without purchase, vice John- R. Ince, . ,% , ancashire, tailors-E. Greenway and C. Seville...—. .......... Silver in bars ...... 00 0 If there is one man in this teem whom Essex the Mr 11 and applause) . . . ~ . , . ( . .. Featherstone's, Mr. H. Mon. Newcastle ... ... 11 0 ston, appointed to the 82d Foot. Webb, Birmingham, patent bolt and latch makers-W. earnings of the undertaking at two dissimilar periods; the _ ____ _ _ I would put Into the witness-box to prove that lam in- ("reeve s) ... ... Mon. Sun and Whalebone ... 11 0 Bilby and J. Moss-Melton, Suffolk, builders-H. C. Rising first when they had but two lines of railway, and the ________________emes 88th Foot-The surname of the Ensign promoted to a ... . bl f • b th t h ld b 11 N ' • h' Wed. Thaxted .. 11 0 cape e o ato . a man sou e I r. orris im -1835, is Austin, and not Austen, an si T. H. Barkham East Dereham , , Lrocers and SEABORNE MAILS. . , • last, when they had 200 lines of railway more than nt self. (" Oh !") Mr. Norris has stated that there has beea Thurs. Kelvedon Common ... 11 0 STATEMENT OF W I LLIAM PALMER. Lieutenantey on Bth June, as previously stated. , 0 H t h ' di•apere - . ar s orn and S. Addy, Leeds, stone the period first quoted. This increased amount had great laxity in the matter of stores. That has been all Sat. Screens ... ... 11 0 -o. Olst Foot-Lieut F. Pike from the 9'2d Foot to be masons and builders -E. Wood, T. S. Wright, --.......-- been earned by the united body elude the amalgamations, fully explained ; but, I ask, is there a merchant in , this Esse m x, 0 ast (Mr. It will be observed that in the late inquest on Walter Lieutenant, vice Ma . e ' ' pherson, who exchanges. aud E. H. Bae well, Mendip Hills, Somersetshire, farmers ese signifies that the mails are sent from the General Posteefflel and bad to be divided amongst the different beards. The room, with a large establishment, who, on finding that arrt tt s) ... ... Tues. Bulnlr Plough ... 11 0 Palmer, Mr. J. Smith, of Birmingham, the prisoner'e 92d Foot-Lieut. Robt. Macpherson, from the 91st Foot, --' 2. P.p. !nail H.Wheeler, jr., coal exchange, coal factors s.y the night-and Mby the moming-despatch.) a servant had misconducted himself, would at once break Thurs. Mark s Hall ... ... 11. 0 solicitor, made strong assertions against Mr. Whyman, to be Lieutenant, vice Pike, who exchanges ; Janice -W. Goslings and G. White, Woolwich end Poplar, build- ---- • hon. speaker then entered into other statements put , Sat. Notley Gate ... ... 11 0 the assistant to Mess ers-P. N. Ha,nsen, G. D. Johannsen and W. Buckine rs. Mender and Weaver, druggi-ts, Thomson Gent., to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Hay, , e , Day when niao e• e From what Won up that establishment instead of ettino. rid of the err g „ . . Essex and Suffolk ... Tues. W. Bergholt, White Manchester, oil refieers -D. Juwitt and R. Hill, Hudders- COUNTItIt4; in Genera! Post- p or t do _,!n forth by the chairman relative to the net earnings of the • ! . of Wolverhampton, who deposed to serving Writ. Pal- promoteil. ing servant, or placing upon him such restraints as Hart ... ... 11 0 mer with two ounces of prussic acid on Tuesday, the.day 934 Foot-Lieut.-Colonel Honourable Adrian Hope, • , • ndra ers -I hen, line p . Evans and I. Jeremiah, Bruyeaawr, Office, London.* Dispatch.. Englany. line, the bond debt, the dividend, (Ise., and, then would prevent future misbehaviour !To take the:latter Fri. Hintlesham Pork Gate 11 0 from half-nay Unattache- 1 , to be Lieut.-Colonel, vice W. grocers-D. ani ; l R. Millar, Leeds, cli•apers -M. and F. s ---- ---- - --------m. . of N . Velverbampton racer, previous to the Thursday On kmerica(byßrit.paclON Every Friday •• • • Liverpool Jan. 31 . read various extracts from the evidence reflecting on course in such a concern as this would, I think . , los far Essex, South .... ~.. Tues. Clock House, Little - B. Ainslie, C. 8., who exchanges. Adams, Sadler s-buildings, Aldersgateestreet, wine mer- Bursteled ... ... 11 0 which Walter Palmer died suddenly. Upon the evidence trnerlep, kby United Sts chants-W. Raw, jun., and F. A. and E. Raw, Duke- Rifle Bric•ade- Wm. James Kernpt Myers, Gent t• b ~ ..) e •••• •. •• Liverpool . au. 28 the chairman's conduct. In conclusion, he said that, preferable to constantly harassing the pro . prietary abont Sat. King's Arms, Grays ... 11 0 of this witness the verdict of the jury appears to have for this store questissm withthe yiew of keeping up _ . an agi- Ensign, without urchase vice Egerton, promoted. street, Grosvenor-square, watch makers-J. F. Watkins ~,,P ac, e A t) ( . y . ......v., N upon the evidence he had read, he found Mr. Wadaine- Essex Union ... ... Wed. Southminster-atreet ... 10 30 the most part rested, the medical witnesses going no farther and G. French, Walsall, auctioneers-J. Aladdison and T. ' pa e o r k e et) -b- . U .. Stat i.: ts tation for an object which is not, perhaps, eufficiently 2d West India p ßegiment-Ensign and Ad'utant Henry -- • • - Southamets, Jan. 26 Sat. Retteadon Mill ... 10 30 than to suggest that the symptoms of death, although Carvell to have the renk of Lieutenant. j Pigge_Stockton-upon-Tees, brassfounders -E. and 0. Tur- *-ustratia (via South ton wholly unworthy of the confidence of the share. explained. It has only been preyed that you have,pur- - rarquharson's, Mr. ... Mon. Durweston Bridge ... - siiniliar to those of apoplexy, might have been occasio d T. T C - --T b S dr, " - nor, T ne -AND RANSPORT ORPs. o e econ a tptains and W. Brownbill, T. B. J., A. H., and R. lif. ampton) ........, .. Ai —••• —-• • • southamptor helders, and it would be neither wi se n o r prud e nt, nor chased from two &rise, and against those two you have Tiles. XDoyle ... •• . by prussic acid. Wm. Palmer, in giving instructions to Quartermaster oe Brieade Richd. Brennan ; Quartermas- Foster, C. M. Robinsou, C. T. Whitley, 'C. Caldwell, D. : t.t. ' ( ''Y' N ; laraellies) N I even right, to replace him in the position he lately oe- commenced proceedings for recovery. [A. Voice-" The Thurs.Stourton Caundle his solicitor on this point, says as follows in - writing :- terof Brigade Andw. ° Henry • Quartermaster John Jones ; ,snd H. G. Bromilow, and H. Brownbill, Bickeretaff, Lan- 'l s t m o (7 . cap aof 011 1 committee are doing that."] Mr. Bruce has moved- Pound ... „, -- casbire, coal proprietors -U., R., and C. Barber, Great ••Crica 2 •• ..... ..•• Unesrtst + cupied as chairman of the board. "I will swear most solemnly and sacredly thatl neve' Quartermaster of Bligade Charles Hutton ; Quartermas- , , ( weVt7o * a • slj - e;l3d attic _lend. in b ..• Fb 6 " That this meeting do confirm the resolution of the Fitzwilliam's, Earl ... Mon. Norwood ... ... 1(1 30 Do ymout .. e . .' Mr: Tomtit sPolte at great length on the general affsirs p.un 1/1 m,y .i.e, er o ri o .l( e antes onn,„ , e ller yinms ei o 21,4( t. was in a druggist'B shop in Wolverham t • I'f t f B 'es 1 J Y e• 0 I . t• f B '0- 1 Bildge, Staffordshire, stationers and newsvenders-R. s. • xandris., —., ,-, :N s, 9, 24, & 3/.1 of n:i general inesticg of the 31st of August last, appointing Wed. Old Weston IVindmill 10 30 Hobbs 1 T ' l ' - S an e . eay.or, taple hill Gloucestershiee ; Ucxandria •• • • . m 4th & 20th of mornisouthamptor - of the oompany. and that Ido not even know where Mender and Wm. Steevens; Quarterma . ster of Bilged%) St. John Wil- , , nanu - , , - • 47th of tbo iwantl '9 . . the Committee of Investigation, and that they be re- Fri. Aehton IVold ... ... 10 30 fa.cturers f . l'„ 1 ' o Int leo, stone b ue, and black lead-tJ. Goodi- .3 •!''s m ‘" •••-••• • • -M I s outhamptot Mr. NORRIS defended the appointment of the cern- quested to continue their labours till the 29th of Feb." Garth's, Mr. ... ... Mon. Ascot Kennels ... 10 30 Weaver's shop ie. lans, Ince Downie, who resigns. eeeium ......... -lei Daily ...... •• •• •• 'Dover ...... Daily . son and J Geed' • BRITISH . GERMAN LEGION.-6th Light Infantry-Co- . Isola jun., Leeds, brushmakere -W. Ja.- ••Ira:eii .... ~ ~ „ „ „m 9tti of the month.. southampthe F e b 15. mittee of investigation, the manner in which they Now, just let us see the mischief which this Committee Wed, Hartford Bridge Flat_ 10 30 " Ask him what time of the day (he says) he sold me lour-Serjeant Samuel Haden, from the 16th Foot, to be cobs, C. - Wyatt, and ie. Durham, Suffolk-grove, South- liieflos Ayres .........m 9th of the month.. Southampton Feb 15 had 'conducted that inquiry, and the accuracy of of Investigation has already committed. In the first Fri. Greywell Hi 11... ... 10 30 the acid. • Quartermaster. wark, manufacturers of patent grease for railway carriages ape of Good Hope ..N Varioas port Cneerials Hambledon (Mr. Wall's) Mon. Horndean Villaee 0 ... 10 4 ! ..1 . "Oa Monda Wolverbarn ten race da I wen wit y , P y, t h UNATTACHED.—The undermentioned Officers to have .mul . (l machineg-J. Field and W. Underwood, Kiddor- 'ape of' Good Elope .. N the committee's report. (gear.) He referred to the instance, instead of urging upon Mr. Bruff, a$ you W d ' e,, Fair Oak ... ... 10 4a Mr. Dyke in a fly of Southern's from Rugeley. minster, cabinet makers. 911 , fth - a:•ie do Verds ......N 0 a naontri Southamptoi Jae. 15 would suppose they would hare done, the necessity of their Brevet rank converted into substantive rank, under 'Won (see Irviia) requisition calling the meeting, whicli he said was oot Fri. Westmeon Hut ... 10 45 "On Tuesday I left the Stafford station at 12-(Why- tbe Royal warrant of Oct. 6, 185: :---11.1ajcr and Brevet- DIVIDENDS DECLARED. le repairine the line, they question him, ande.ialace obsta- le H Mon. Thedden Grange ... 10 45 man says it was a quarter-past 12-and persists in it- Lieut.-Col. John Stewart Wood, C. 8., 13th Foot ; Major C. Horsnoll, Chelmsford, ironmonger -first div. of Bs. 'ham& Isles .... ..N,Monewca.,earret. Southampto, Tu.Tb.lis t up by the chairman's friends mere for the sake of roe. i cles in ' lie way on account of the lar 'd' ' ' ''' - '•• ge eepen iture Tues. Hinton House ... 10 45 when Palmer was in Messrs. Mender and Weaver's and Brevet-Lieut.-col, Hon. Adrian Hope, 60th Foet. 11-1 in the pound, any Wednesday, at the office of Mr. hili. ......., ...... , k112(1 *.l7th of monti .aouthampue cuing the directors than _for benefitting the ge le- incurred. (Cries of " No, no.") I have that open the Thurs. Abbotstone Down .10 45 Ihina ... . !once a month.... I Jan. 20 •• - shon at Wolverhampton, 20 miles distant)-- with Mr. Captain and Brevet-Lieut.•Col. Henry Aueustns Strachan, Whitmore, Besiughall-street. •• ref intereet of the shareholders. (Hear, hear.) I statement of Mr. Bruff himself. (A Voice e -e" It is Sat. Upton Grey ... ... 10 45 •• ' aonstantinople ..„ . , ,8,13,18,23,,x2s ol n Weyer .. .. i9th Foot, to have the substantive rank L'f Major, under .C. Christie, Vauxhall-walk and Broad-street, Lambeth, ,; en , twati „ p , , Painter, went to the Talbot with Mr. Painter, from • ,4th 8; 20th of mon i Southam . 'm not true.'') Mr. Bruff told 1210 that not only was such Herefordshire (Mr. . the Royal warrant of Oct. 6, 1854. timber merchant-cliv. of 3s. 2p. in the pound, any Wed- : '.• When he moved the appoiament of the committee ol .em.. of Eurclpe ' * AY ,W s ,Twice daily ~.... Dover „ P .: . Terteedag` , the feet but that lie had been before the Permanent Stubb's) ... ... Tues. Berrington . ... ... 10 30 thence to the Swan, then on with Mr. Dyke in a fly BREVET. . esday, at the office of Mr. Whitmore Basin,gliall-street ss et (see India) investigation, he did so predisposed in favour of the '- ' . Fri. Burley Gate ... ... 10 30 from the Swan to the course ; from the course with Mr. ' Way Cointnittee to as): them what he was to do in con- Mans -Gen al Patrick Grant C.B ,of the East Indi W. E. Tuke, Mark-laue wi e 1' ' ..t b oker fi • t "' " n 0 ea t ,/Twice daily .. D . Twig:Waif Chairman, believing lie could disprove the charges sequence of the course that was being taken by the Coin- Heythrop ... ... Mon. Heythrop ... ... 10 30 Dyke, in the same fly back to the Swan, and straight Com j an r y's S e e r rvice, to have the ' local * rank of Lietitenant a - div. of 7'o. in the pound, , nny n .we in i s i l os s c p a n y i , I at r the off - ice rs of gre e t es . ; ....... .....'.. '„ l i n ,4, 7, 17, 20, 2 . 7 . -7'u, S:u v t e h r am“ Pier Wed. Burton Gate ... ... 10 30 off home in my gig, which Mr. Dyke drove from Ruge. Sreece (see India) ' that • had been brought against him with te• mittee of Investigation. Such was the treatment ac- Gene p ral in the East Indies. Mr. Whitmore Basinghall-street. Fri. Eyford... ... ... 10 30 ley in the morning." Brevet-Msjor Joseph Henry Layo, of the 53th Foot, to T. Kitts, Bolton, cotton spinner -first cliv. of Bs. in the t e m T wn -•• •••• •• m lend & 17th of mon.,Southamptos urgh .. ~ ~ „.,,NiTnesday & Friday Mondon ..... ferencei to the mismanagement of this under. corded to Mr. Bruff, who had called the attention of the Sat, Blenheim .10 30 As the several ersons im licated corroborate this bL . t tCI el • the A m p p . e ieu enan -o on in , ry. pound, any Tuesday, at the office of Mr. HernarnallD, s avanna h „., „ „ ~,, pa lend of the monthlsouthamptob lan. 16. taking, but having attended seve.ral meetinge of directors in the first instance to the permanent way, who Holderness ... ... Mon. Fraisthor ••• .. 11 30 • pe ... ..• statement, the friends of Palmer assert with confidence The undermentioned promotions to take place in the Manchester. qolland .. ~.. „„ „ m Daiiy... ..... ....,Dover ....... auite had stated what would be the cost of putting it in effi- Tues. Kilnwick ... ... 11 30 that commitlee, and read attentively and repeatedly the that Whyman must either have mistaken Fa m e oth er East India Company's Army, consequent upon the death J. Gra.ve, Manchester, warehouseman- second dire. of donduras ~.... ~.. m Ina (' I the monlb.lSouthamoor 16thofrril cient repair who bad suggested whether it-would nlot be Thurs. Danthorpe Hall ... 11 30 rndia (viaSouthanipt.)Al;lth 4 z 20th of mon. Plymouth .. Jan, 20 whole of the evidence, he teolt the earliest oppor- d • bl 'd" - ' • ' eeira. eto istribute the outlay over a certain number Fri Hesslewood 10 45 person for Palmer, or that having marls) the statement s s of Lieut -General Benjamin Roope, Bengal Infantry, sth le. 3.1. iu the pound, Tuesday, Feb. 12, or any subsequent Tuesday, at the office of Kr. Fraser, Manchester. tuna (via Itferseilles)Al ' L 9th&2sth of month Dover ....., tueity of saying that he was bound to give up his pr 1 ef years, and who had pointed out all that was necessar H ea T•D • h 11 - - y urwoi ~, ... ties. eig ton VI. age ... 10 30 boastingly he has " stuck to it" (as it is called), when Dee, 18°° '` • T4l BE LIEUTENANT-GENERAL. DIVIDENDS. torean isles (see India)l 7, 17, fc 27 of mon 1i)0ver...... Ireland ........M & N !Twice daily • • .... ;11013 head .. Twiseestu (Elections in favour of that gentleman, and deelar.• to be done upon the subject. (Cheers.) So much ' with Sat. Ravens Scar, Leven driven into a corner, and so committed perjury. They Major-General John Anderson, Bengal Infantry. Feb.ls, Q. Fox, Crombie's-row, Commercial-road East, r.i5ti0n..............m17,?, 17, &37 of inasouthamptoe Feb. lb that he ought uo louger to preaide at their b euel. ' regard to that great bugbear -the permanent way-all en ~ Banks 10 30 ... ... assert that it can be most incontestibly proved that TO BE MAJOR-GENERAL. tailor-Feb. 16, P. Edwards, Lower-street, Islingzon, iron- ‘liocira ............ 34 ,9t a of the month ,Southamptoe danger with respect to which Mr. Bruff informs me is g , I ram s Mr. Meynell Mon. Sudbury ... Palmer could not have been at Messrs Mander and Ltdeira ~ ~,, „ .... Is , ,23d of month .... I Liverpool ... Ti .d ... 10 45 _ , . Col. Henry Lawrence, Bengal Infantry. monger-Feb. 12, .J. T. Archer, Portobello-lane, Notting- ' In alluding to the disgraceful state of tile psr W I ' • * I past. The board of directors were quietly repairing the turs.Swarkstone Bri ge ~. 10 45 Weaver s, in o vernam e t on , at the time stated, or The undermentioned officers of the East 'lndia Corn- hill, licensed victualler-Feb. 16, J.Weller, jun Ch 1 41. " (sw inaia) •• o sey, u ee ,„ ~ „ „ „ „ „ ~,e, ; 8,18, &28 of mon.Dover ........ Jan. 20 manent way, as shown by Col. IVynne's report, he way ; they were not alarming the public mind, but they Sat. Blithfield ... ... 10 45 within several hours afterwards. pany's Service, retired upon full-pay, to havo a, step of Berkshire, wheelwright-Feb. 21, J Bird, Canton, near Mull - Hit:B (see India) 1 I said it was not right to charge Mr, Ashcroft, the were repairing it for the purpese of preventing 'alarm. Kent, Elast .., .., T F u ri es,. st ree t E n d ... ... 10 30 The manner of William Palmer exercises its influence honorary rank as follows ;- Cardiff, lime and cement manufacturer-Feb. 15, E. , lauritttis ......., __Ts llttl of the month . New Inn Green ... 10 30 even under resent ci p . rcumstances. On Wednesday last, TO BE MAJOR-GENERAL. Weatherby, J. H. Ford, W. L. Hilton, 8,. Addison, and Mexico ............30nd of Ihe month.. iSoethampten Feb. 1 late engineer, with being tile cause of it• It was 1 The Committee of Investigation, however, directed . the Ledbary ~ m p . ... on. ea ers nn, un on 30 th I Sta t 10 at Walsall session., one of the he d turnkeys of Staff or d Col. Wm. Edward Allured Elliott, Madras Infantry. R. Gibson, Manchester, cotton spinners, and Holywell, staplee ...... ~......N ' s thlstb2sthofnion. Dover ...... attention of the public to it by a statement which is, to Fri. Ham' Bridge ... ... 10 30 • ' a „ ~ .. el , 2•18 c 17th of montkAouthampton the chairman alone who was answerable for its present I TO BE COLONELS. Flintshire, bankers ;E. Weatherby, Manchester, cotton '''''' Granada i say the least of it, exaegerated, and alarming in the Ludlow (Mr. Sitwoll's Mon R ) . ysewood House, near gaol (who is a keen observer and a most trustworthy New Z0a1and......,,,, By private slip .. Various port. Uncertain ',tate, having repeatedly told them that he wa , 4 1 , • a man having held his position 50 years) said "he never Lieut.-Colonel John Ludlow, Bengal Infantry. ' •d H lywell Flintshire banker •JN• h I spinner, an o , , ~t e 0 son, Papal States .„ „ „,, ~/clstlilsth2sthofmon. Dover ...... nighest degree. (Cheers.) What further has that corn- Tenbury ... ... 10 30 ' . ' ' Lieut.-Colonel Chas. Jas. Lewis, Bengal Infantry. West Derby, surgeon and boarding-house keeper ;J. p eni ,„ l , .......... m rthlith27thofmon.,l.Aouthampton watchful, vigilant, careful, and anxious for the, I i mittee dune ? Knowing that we, like other railway Thurs. Hope Court ... ... 10 30 before knew a prisoner who impressed every one in the Lieut.-Colonel Wm. Scott Adams, Bombay Infantry, Aitken, Liverpool, draper ;J. Hunter, Burscough, Lan- Peru ..,............ 5 ,. ! lid & 27th of mon. l Southampton interest of the company, whereas he waM misleading r companies, are in the market borrowing money, they, ' Sat. Little Hereford Toll- gaol with a more favourable impression, or with a greater TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. cashire, shipwright ;J. Prescott, Liverpool, tea dealer ; Port Natal .......„ ..N iay private ship... Various ports UnOatigne them at the time, or te their real condition. He core having access to the documents of the Eastern Cauntiee s gate... ... ... 10 30 appearance of being innocent of the charges brought Major Wm. Elsey, Madras Infantry. J. P. Oldfield, Liverpool, merchant ;J. B. Rhodes, Wake- eicily ~.. .. „ ‘ ,.. N ,sthisth2sth, talon, Dever ...... Lund ' M ... Mon. Serlby ... ... ... 10 30 against him, than Palmer." • Tuscany ............ N 50115th25thotmon. Dover ...... densued the conduct of the directors in building a danc- Board, have, through au active partisan, Mre Polley. e Y e, r. Major Samuel Smith Trevor, Madras Artillery. field, boot and shoemaker •W. C. Tur Yle h • ner, or , air- cirenezneis .. „, ....,,m Id& /7th of month Southampton 1&16 mo Tues. Throapharn Common... 1 0 30 issued a statement in that Consers?ltive feeling Which - - - Major Thos. Gamble Fraser, Bombay Infantry. dresser ;J. Bapty, Hunslet,', 11 woo en yarn manufacturer- Van Diemen's Land (se , ing saloon at Woolwich, contending it was no part of Thurs. Park-lane ... ... 10 30 RAIL TrA Y TRAFFIC RETURNS. Major Edevard 2underland, Bengal Artillery. Feb. 16, J. Frankish, Sbeffieldnrailway carriage manufac- Australia) .. , would lead you, I suppose, to imagine that they avant Fri. Darlton Bur ... ... 10 30 Major William Piers Meares, Bengal Infantry. turer ;W. Frankiih Sheffield, railway carriage manufae- West Indies ........i; i .i '' 17. 17th ol nionth tilotithallipt.olll & le moo the duties of railway directors to set up (leucite,: shope. i to ' - • t dd ' t preserve, instead of trying to uproo an es roy. O a kl ey ... ... Mon. Emberton ... ... 10 45 -4. - TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. • Major Charles Philip Wilder, Madras Light Cavalry. turer ;P. Burgin, Siseffield, t 1 • ai or , F. Scaire, Sheffield, -------• Mr. T. CHALLIS then attempted to address the meet- That committee,' through Mr. Pulley, who has been in Thurs.Paveneam ... ... 10 45 - Major Frederick Alfred Close, Bengal Infantry. cutler. rADVERTISEMENT.I—The fol/ovving• extraordinnees 0m......aii. ink but the noise and confusion which prevail e d n T ere constant communication with them, state, for the pur- Sat. Shelton ... ... 10 45 Mika ! • I rteeeint.. Major Floury P.nbart. 0..,-,...-.11:. Tr;.-..-.. 11..1.....a T,/,./.,f, 0u11,111,,,, • rr,..-.... ....- __ _ suet; as tr. rAngi., ;4. ;..m.......-t, _P_ __ At_ _ I ::: 1 1 0 0 RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE. not being able to attend here to-day, have recorded the:r and we cannot permit you to interfere further in our Trelawney's, Mr. ~. Tues. Ivybridge ... ... 10 Sat. Scobscombo ... ... 10 8. H Ch y o s l s l i e n r g fo to rd n ...... -• sentiments through Mr. Goodson. Such an expression affairs." (Loud cheers, mingled with groan s . and hisses ... ... Man. Betsey Castle ... ... 10 EASTERN COUNTIES. of feeling I cannot regard as otherwise than satisfactory. Mr. LOVE offered a few words in explanation ; but the) Tynedale Wed. Oakwood ... ... 10 The following appeared in part of our impression of It is gratifying to me because it expresses the matured meeting was now in such a state of excitement and ex and well-considered opinions of intelligent men in favour haustion that it would not give a hearing to any speaker, United Pack ... ... T Flri tie yesterday :- of a policy which in my conscience I belhaye to be cor- and nothing that the hon. gentleman said was audible to Fri. Affcot ... .., ... 10 A. special general meeting of the shareholders of this rect. (Cheers and great uproar.) I thought yeti wanted the reporters. V. W. H. :,(Lord Gif company took place this afternoon at the London Tavern, to hear me. You would not listen to the last gentle- The CHAIRMAN then put the amendment, when not ford's) ... ... Tees. Sommerford Common 11 Bisbopegate-street, in pursuance of a requisition to the man who attempted to address you (Mr. Challis), but more than 30 or 40 hands were raised in its favou r , the There. Crudwell ... ... 11 i n terrupted him with shouts of °` Wad- vast majority of the meeting voting in the negative. Sat. Ready T o k en ... ... 1 0 directors, dated the 20th December, to convene a special continual lyd? i dington . Do you mean to say that you will not hear The amendment was accordingly declared to be lost. Warwickshire... ... Mon. Burton Toll-gate ... 10 general meeting of the shareholders " for the purpose me now ? (R enewe d uproar. ) Ah ! you are afra id o f A poll b e i n g demanded, a stormy discussion ensued Tues. Weston H ouse ... 10 • . sto Wickham belelgb Park Abbey 1 1 0 0 of taking into consideration the general position of the the truth ; but I tell you that I stand here to defend as to the legality of the whole proceedings, and Thurs. Charleeote Park ... 10 n Tues Mr. BALL moved that the meeting be at once dis- Board of Directors, the state of the company's affairs, your interests. (Roofings, and shouts of "You have no business in the chair.") solved. Warwickshire, North Thurs. Dunchurch ... ... 10 and of adopting such measures and resolutions as may Mr. HELPS here rose and solicited a hearing for Mr. This motion . was unheeded by the chairman ,. who pro- Fri. Coughtou ... ... 10 be deemed necessary, and can be legally taken, for the seeded, amidst tremendous uproar, to appoint scroll- Wheatland's, Mr. Waddington. due and proper administration of their affairs." Mr. neers, and to announce that the poll would immediately Lloyd's ... ... Tues. Morville ... ... 10 The CHAIRMAN continued-Gentlemen, I felt you that commence, and would be continued from day to day Fri. Linley ... ... ... 10 Waddington, in the chair. what I have done has been for the protection of your until four o'clock on Monday next. Worcestershire .., Mon. Bishop's Wood ... 10 There was a very full attendance of shareholders ; property. ("Oh, oh 1") I say more, that that Corn- Mr. Sergeant GAZELIE moved that the poll be Wed. Bromsgrove Lickey ... 10 severa l lady proprietors were present. mittee of Investigation have, by the course that they .. , tinted ; bu t Fri. Pershore ... ... 10 The CHAIRMAN took his seat amidst mingled cheers have pursued, done more to injure-(" Oh !")-to ruin -Wyn dham s , Colonel... Mon. G. Drunswick Bridge ... 11 and hisses, the former predominating. (" Oh !")-and to destroy-(" Oh, oh, oh !")-your pro- ~.. M, having given who acted as legal adviser to the meet . Wed. Westdea,n House ... 11 Party than you can possibly imagine ; and that I will .-F cI pending the 11 the motion u ion could be entertained Po t ? Yen it as his opinion that no second reso- Fri. Balls Cross ... ... 11 The SZORETART having read the notice concerning the Wynn e, Sir W. W..,, Mon. Cartlen ... ... 10 prove. I have shown, by testimony which in the opi- ' ' was not persisted in. meeting, and also the requisition, nion of unprejudiced minds is indisputable , that the Tues. Ralston ~. ... 10 Fri. Marton Gate ... ... 10 Mr. Sergeant Gammas appealed to the meeting and statements put forth by a committee that professed to Several proprietors again renewed their protestations the chairman whether the latter would not best c onsult give fair and truthful evidence have, except in the case against the legality of the meeting on the ground that Sat. Cock Bank • :'.. 10 his own feelings and that of the me e t in g by retiring of t wo witnesses, been falsifie d b y the ver y men them- the notice convening it did not set forth the special busi- Yarborough's, Earl of M on . Normanby Clump Hess to be transacted. These remonstrance! , however , Wed. Newsham Lodge ... 11 from the chair that day, instead of p residin g over the selves. As regards myself, when before that committee, did not command the attention of the chairman, who Sat. Laceby Cross-roads ... 11 roceeded with the poll I wrote to them a letter , which I have now in my poa proceedings. sess i on, asking them to let P , which it was resolved should be York and Ainety ... Mon. Aldwark Bridge ... 10 me know the points on which The CHAIRMAN said that on a for mer occasion he th e y wou ld requ i r e information. The reply was general , taken only upon the amencl ment , and should not decide Tues. Acaster 10 Thurs. Fernsby ... ... 10 undertook to answer the charges brought against him it gave me no p ar ticulars, it did no t t e ll me w h a t th e y ' ..• Sat. Pill Moor, Brandon-. 10 by the committee of mana g emeent. H e bad redeemed had already receive d in eviden ce , how far the manage- the fate of the original mo tion. HARRIERS. and it was for them to decide whether went was impugned, or how far I myself bad been at- Sporting Intelligence. B. V. ... ••• ... Tues. Buckland Knoll ... 12 that pledge, tacked through my public acts. They told me nothing of ••• Fri. Stalbridge Park-gates 12 it was satisfactory or not. Until that be done he should all that ; but after they had been sitting for upwards of HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Brighton ... ... Mon. Pateham ... ... 10 • retain his seat. (The hon. gentleman then sat down, two months they called upon me, for the first time, to , Wed. Race Course ... ... 10 folding his arms over his breast.) give evidence, and the only information which I had (Weather permitting.) Sat. Dyke ... ... ... 10 Mr. BRUCE (director) referred to a pamphlet that bad then received was from witnesses who had been before STAGHOuIiDS. Broomsgrovc ... ... Mon. Vernon Arms Inn, that th e t h e i r Han them, .who told me tendency of all gees- ... Tues. Burnh am B eec h es .., H 0 bur • Han been published, stating that there was nothing but aunt -Her Majesty'sy ... ... 10 Fri. New Lodge ... ... 11 0 Rrooksend, Thanet ... Mou. St Nicholas ... .10 ions was to implicate the chairman. When I went Brookside ... ... Mon. Newmarket Hill ..... 10 chy and confusion at the board. He denied the state- lions the committee, having been ' but a short time Cheltenham (Capt. D. meet, and quoted in refutation of it that in the six Thurs.Telscombe Tye ... in the room, and not knowing what a single wit- West's) ... ... Fri. Chedworth Down ... 12 0 10 ... Di eu, i . Pike Hall ...s. Headstone-lane-end ... 11 Petre's, ... weeks during which M r . W a ddi ngton h a d b een remove d ness h a d stated in evidence, except from common Kent (Mr. R o b er t s ' s ) ... M on. Bidborough ... ... 12 ' 0 T •12 0 High Peak ... .... ... from the chair of di rec ti on th e i ncome o f th e rumour, I was told by M r . B a ll th a t ,if the, eel- Fri. Ightha m Sat. Grange Mill ... .. 11 Hon. F. ... Tues. Ingatest one H a ll ... 1 1 30 • line bad increased 8,0001. He referred to the denote which I had given was true, that given by Newcast!e & Gateshead Mon. Birtley ... ... 10 charges he brou g ht aga i ns t th e di rec t ors a t th e mee ti ng • my colleagues was un t rue . Feeling, from the FOXH OUNDS . Fri. Berwick Hill ... ... 10 ... Mon. Stag's Head, Kirkby.,. 10 45, Somerset ... ~„ Mon. Burton 10 in August last, which, he contended, had not been de- first, that there was something beyond that committee , Atherstone Wed. Twycross ... ... 10 4o Fri. Shasedek ... ... 10 that a report was to proceed from them, and that an '" Torquay ... ... Tues. Cockington Village ... la riled, or, if denied, not disproved. He would do his best answer must be given, I was naturally cautious ; and Fri. Churchover ... ... 10 45 whilst he remained a director to procure for them a the more so when I perceived and was informed that the Sat. Shustoke ... ... 10 43 West Street ... ... Tues. Coldral ... ... 10 Thurs. Sutton Down ... ... 10 • proper statement of their accounts , but he should decline course of their examination was not calculated to pro te c t b Badsworth ... ... Tees. Red arn H sd o a T e rse r::: .... 1 10 0 : 3 3 g Williams's, Mr. E. ... Wed. Rock Hotel, Roborough taking any part "in the administration of the affairs if the property of the shareholders, but that its whole o - Sat. Purstone Bar ... .., 10 30 Pown ... ... 10 Sat. Farmers'Arms,nearNort they re-elected Mr. Waddington as their chairman. He ject and purpose was to prove that I myself bad mis managed the affairs of the company. (Cheers, uproar, Beaufort's, Duke of ... No account received hill and Trebartha... 10 Berkshire, Old (Mr. again condemned the past conduct of the chairman, and and a cry of "So you have !") This, then, made me Morrell's) ... ... Mon. Pussy ... ... ... 10 30 IRISH STAGHOUNDS. concluded by moving that the meeting confirm the reso- extremel cautious in the answers which I gave, and Tues. Cockthorpe ... ... 10 30 Ward Union ... , ... Wed. Kilrue Gate ......1 Won of the meeting in August last, appointing the the were not, thnrefore, so copious as they would have Fri. Step Farm ' -... ... 10 30 Femme:nos. been if the committee had examined me in'that fair spirit Berkshire, South (Mr. ... ... . ~ committee of investigation and requests them to con which I had a right to expect, and had given me an op. Whe b le ' s) ... ... Mon. Henley Fair Mill '... 11 0 Carlow and Island Tues. Kelleveney Wood 11 tinne their labours till the general meeting in February portunity of bringing documentary evidencelor the pur- Thurs. Englefield House ... 11 0 Thurs. Munfin ... .. 11 next. pose of showing what was the true bearing of the case. Blackmoor Vale ... T ees. Hunter's Lodge ... 10 30 . , Sat. Rathvvhade Cross-roads 11 Dennis s, Mr. ... ... M on. C reg Castle , .. ... 11 Dr. REILLY seconded the motion. He attributed the To illustrate the mode in which they preceedede I may Thurs. Henstridge Ash ... 10 3 ) mention that a question was asked me with reference . to Sat. Compton Castle ... 10 30 Thurs. Gallagh •.. ... 11 . present state of the company's affairs to the mismanage. Sat. Windfield ... ... ii the permanent way, and I sa id that I wonld•bring them ... ... Bramham Moor ... Mon. Wyke ... 10 30 meat of the chairman, whose conduct ought to be the Wed. Gateforth ... ... 10 30 Wed. Ball waiter ... ... 11 documents to show how the matter stood. When I re- D Eyr uh e a c l o l u oi rt v ::: ...... Mon. Kennel... ... ... 11 subject of a public prosecutiou. • tamed the committee said that they had altered their i Fri. North Deighten ... 10 30 - Thurs. Kelly's Grove ... .. 11 . Mr. GOODSON was sorry such a difference of opinion question in my absence ; i n f ac t , th ey h a d put it i n an Sat e Hook Moor ... ~. 10 30 G a l way Blazers ... Tues. Pallas ... ... ... 11 Burton Hunt (Lord H. existed amongst the proprietors, which had had the effect entirely different shape, and the con se q ue nce was that Bentinek's)... ... Mon. Hackthorn ... .., 11 0 Ivea gh••• ... ... Tues. Milltown Bar Bridge... ei sf injuring their property. He denied the statements m y documents were of no avail, (" Oh !" and uproar.) Tues. Bardney .., ... 11 0 Kildare Tues. Enfield... ... ... 11 That is a s ecineen of the mode in which I was examined Wed. Wallin ore .. ... 11 0 Thurs•Blessington .. ... 11 that had been put forth by Mr. Bruce with reference to 11 0 Sat. Sailing ... ... ... 11 that committee. P But what did they do with your loco- Thur. Burton ... ... the manner of obtaining proxies, and said the cba;rman's by • motive inspector, Mr. Bruff ? jr . Norris, a member Fri. Kettlithore ... ... 11 0 K ilkenny ... .. Mon. Ballytollin ... ... 10 committee had received proxies approving of his con- of the committee, has stated to you that I alone am re- Sat. Normanby by Stow ... 11 0 Wed. Gouran 10 ... 10 30 Fri. Barracks' ... ... 1 0 dact representing 1,4000 CW. He moved an amendment sponsible for the permanent way. (A. Voice, " And Cambridgeshire ... Mon. Eltisley Green Fri. Potion W00d... ... 10 30 Louth ... .., ... Tues. Crebawn .., ... 11 to the effect that the, committee of investigation should so you are.") He says that in 1851 Mr. Ashcroft•recom- Ches hir e be dissolved, and. that the chairman had fully met and 'de re mended that 901. per mile should be set aside as a P ... ... Mon. ' Kinderton Guide-post 10 30 Meath ... ... ... Mon. Summerhill ... ... 11 Wed.:- Waverton Village ... 10 30 Wed. Kingsfort ... ... 11 answered the. charges that had bean brought against elation fund ; th e f ac t b e i ng that what Mel Ashdroft re- Thurs. Tattenhall ... .. 10 30 Queen's County ... Tues. Knapton Wood ... 11 commended was that the difference between the actual Sat, Calveley Ha 11... ~. 10 30 „, Fri. Bellegrove ... ... 11 him, The proxies had been obtained at Mr. Wadding• cost of maintaining the way and 901. a-mile should go Cottesenore (Sir J. Trol- Ti eras ... ... Wed. Gaile House ... ... 11 ton's expense. • • towards a depreciation fund. lope's) .., ... Mon. Casewick ... ... 11 0 Fri. Clonocody ... ... 11 Mr. W. TEDO seconded the amendment. Mr. NORRis-I said, " maintenance of way." Tues. Aston ... ... 11 0 1 Yrrell's, Mr. F. .. Mon. Collinstown ... ... 11 Thurs. Foster's Bridge ... 11 0 HARRIERS. Mr. Hines said that the directors had exceeded their The CHAIRMAN-Well, I mean that too. We mean Sat. Tilton Wood ... ... 11 0 Abingdon ... ... Mon. Lasinullane ... ... 11 powers, and bad misapplied funds, as truste e s, without the same thing. The fact was that Mr. Ashcroft recom- Cravee(Mr. H. P. Best's Mon. Chilton Bridge ... 10 45 Thurs. Kennel 11 in the slightest degree consulting the interests of the mewled the 901. per mile, just as I have stated in my reply. Wed. Five Bells, Wickham 10 45 Armagh ... ... Mon. Middleton ... ... 11 Sat. Lilly ... ... ... 10 45 Thurs. Summerhill ... .., 11 shareholders, no man could doubt. He did not propose As I have also' stated . in . my reply, that reserve . amo unt was discontinued likewise on the suggestion o f M r. Crawley and Horsham Mon. Duke's Head, Cop- Biddulph's, Mr. ... Mon. Ratbrobbin ... ... 11 to consider this question as to its legal bearings, but by thorns ... ... 10 45 Fri. Mullaerugh .. ... 11 Asheroft, and it was not until after several months' analysing the statements the chairman had put consideration that the directors came to a determination Wed. Coolhurst ... ... 10 45 Mallow ... Mon. Pindy's Cross ... ... 11 10 45 Clonardon ... ... T ees. Skrype Cas tl e ... ... 1 1 ... ... forth in vindication' of his char a ct er . Th e c h a i rman on th e su bj ec t . B u t I h Fri. River's W00d... leave dealt with all these matters Deacon ' s, Mr. ... Mon. Pedland Corner ... 10 30 Thurs.Burnfoot ... ... 11 had stated they were gaining 450,000/, a year, which, before, and I shall now allude . briefly to . what has that Thurs, Rexon Cross, Broad- Nenagh ... ... Tues. Prospect House ... 11 if true, would allow them to replace their capital with curred to day. M . r. Norris . thinks it conm , stent with that wood Widges .., 1) 30 Pelmerstown ... ... Mon. Moor of Meath ... 12 Sat. Newleridge Hill ... 10 39 Wicklow ... ... Tues. Kennel Wexford and Killinick Mon. Killinick ... ... 10 interest within three years, and prove him to be the spirit of fair dealing which he claims for hfreself.to ray Durham County ... Mon. Lanchester ... .. 10 30 that we have become cab proprietors, addletiee If you greatest financier that had ever lived. The fallacy of that want to hire a cab they will let it out to you, but if you Wed. Sunderland Bridge ... 10 30 Thurs. Booley's Cross .. 10 ." ~ . , . . . .. Fri. Rainton Bridge ... 10 30 gentleman's statement was, that he had taken the gross want a job you must apply to the chairman.. (Laughter BEAGLES. and appleuse) .If there is one man in this room whom . E ssex th e ( m r 11 Feathentone's, Mr. H. Mon. Newcastle ... ... 11 earnings of the undertaking at two dissimilar periods; the I would put into the witness-box to prove that lam in- ("reeve s) ... ... Mon. Sun and Whalebone ... 11 0 first when they had but two lines of railway, and the capable of a job. that man should be Mr. Norris him- Wed. Th ax t e d ... .. 11 0 • last, when they had 200 lines of railway more than et self. (" Oh !") Mr. Norris has stated that there has been Thurs. Kelvedon Common ... 11 0 STATEMENT OF WILLIAM PALMER. the period first quoted. This increased amount had great laxity in the matter of stores. That has been all Sat. Screens ... ... 11 0 - .- been been earned by the united body elude the amalgamations, fully explained ; but, I ask, is there a merchant in , this Essex, East (Mr. It will be observed that in the late inquest on Wal, Marriott s) ... ... Tues. Bulmer Plough ... 11 0 Palmer, Mr. J. Smith, of Birmingham, the prisons and bad to be divided amongst the different boards. The room, with a large establishment, who, on finding that Thurs, Mark's Hall ... ... 11 0 solicitor, made strong assertions against Mr. Whyma a servant had misconducted himself, would at once break hon. speaker then entered into other statements put up that establishment , instead of getting rid of the err- Sat. Notley Gate ... ... 11 0 the assistant to Messrs. Mander and Weaver, druggi forthEssex and Suffolk ... Tues. W. Bergholt, White by the chairman relative to the net earnings of the of Wolverhampton, who deposed to serving Wrn. P ing servant, or placing upon h im such restraints as Hart .11 0 line, the bond debt, the dividend, &c., and then would prevent future misbehaviour ! To take the:latter Fri. Hintlesham Pork Gate 11 0 ••• - mar with two ounces of prussic acid on Tuesday, the. d ' read various extracts from the evidence reflecting on course in such a concern as this would, I ibises, lie far Essex, South ... ~. Tues. Clock House, Little - of Wolverhampton races, previ o u s t o th e Th urs d ay preferable to constantly harassing the proprietary:abou the chairman's conduct. In conclu s io n , h e sa id th a t , t Bnratead ... ... 11 0 which Walter Palmer died suddenly. Up on th e ev id ei view of keeping up an agi- Sat. King's Arms, Grays ... 11. 0 of this witness the ver di c t o f th e j ury appears to h ave • upon the evidence he had read, he found M r . Wadding- tthaitn, Cation store q a ti n ee-t oi o e n etw with hi e the which is not, perhaps, sufficiently Essex Union ... ... Wed. Southminster-street ... 10 30 the most part rested, the medical witnesses going no fart) ton wholly unworthy of the confidence of the share- explained. It has only been preyed that you have,pur- Farquharson e, Mr. ... l a ii t c:n. r=s l =dee -10 30 than . to suggest that the symptoms of death, althou Bridge .. - Bundler to those of apoplexy, might have been occasion holders, and it would be neither wise nor prudent, nor chased from two firms, and against those two you have Tiles. Knoyle ... ••• - by prussic acid. Wm. Palmer, in giving instruction, even right, to replace him in the position lie lately oe- commenced proceedings for recovery. [A. Voice-" The Thurs.Stourton Caundle his solicitor on this point, says as follows in writing committee are doing that."] Mr. Bruce has moved cupied as chairman of the board. Pound -- "o "I will swear most solemnly and sacredly thatl ne , "That this meetin do confirm the resolution of the •z • • ' • Eit wilham s, Earl ... Mon. Norwood ... ... 10 30 was • •' Mr: Tomtit spoke at great length on the general affairsg 1 d ' ' shop in Wo lverhampton ' n a ruggist d general meeting of the 31st of August last, appointing Wed. Old Weston Windmill 10 30 of the oonspany. the Committee of Investigation, a nd th a t th e y b e re - F r i . Ashton Wold ... ... 10 30 and that I do not even know w h ere M an d er a Mr. NORRIS defended the appointment of the corn- quested to continue their labours till the 29th of Feb." Garth's, Mr. ... ... Mon. Ascot Kennels .. 10 30 Weaver's shop is. mittee of investigation, the manner in which they Now, just let us see the mischief which this Committee Wed. Hartford Bridge Flat... 10 30 " Ask him what time of the day (he says) he sold r had 'conducted that inquiry, and the accuracy of of Investigation has already committed. In the first Fri. Greywell Hi 11... .. 10 30 the acid. • Hambledon (Mr. Wall's) Mon. Horndean Village 1 ... 10 45 "Oo Mo . nday, Wolverbampten race day, I went wi the committee's report. (gear.) He referred to the instance, instead of urging upon Mr. Bruff, as you Ved, Fair Oak .. ... 10 45 Mr. Dyke in a fly of Southern's from Rugeley. would suppose they would have done, the necessity of requisition calling the meeting, which he said was ••ot Fri. Westmeon Hut ... 10 45 "On Tuesday I left the Stafford station at 12-(Wh le repairing the line, they question him, and-jolace obsta- H Mon. Thedden Grange ... 10 45 up by the chairman's friends more for the sake of res. y on account of the arge eepen iture I cies in 'p his wal ' (I . H. ' ''' - '•• Tues. Hinton House ... 10 45 man says it was a quarter-past 12-and persists in it cuing the directors than „ tor benefittiug the ge le - incurred. (Cries of " No, no.") I have that open the Th urs . Abb otstone Down .10 4 when Palmer was in Messr s . M an d er an d W eaver •• 5 ral interest of the shar e holders. (Rear, hear.) I statement of Mr. Bruff himself. (A. Voice e ," It is Sat. Upt on Grey ... .. 10 95 sho P went to the Talbot with Mr. P a i n t er , fro' at Wolverhampton, 20 mile s di s t an t)-- w ith M When he moved the appoicament of th e comm itt ee o l not true.") Mr. Bruff told 1210 that not only was such Herefordshire (Mr. Pa inter, the fact, but that he had been before the Permanent Stubb's) ... ... Tues. Berrington • ... ... 10 30 thence to the Swan, then on with Mr. Dyke in a f investigation, he did so predisposed Way Committee to as): them what he was to do in con in favour of the Fri. Burley Gate ... ... 10 30 from the Swan to the course ; from th e c o urse w i t h M - Cha irman, believing be could disprove the charges sequence of the course that was being taken by the Corn- Heythrop ... ... Mon. Heythrop ... ... 10 30 Dyke, in the same fly back to the Swan, and straigl ... that had been brought again s t hi m w ith te - m i ttee of Investigation. Such was the treatment ac Wed. Burton Gate ... 10 30 off home in my gig, which Mr. Dyke dr o ve f rom R ug ference' to the mismanagement of this under- corded to Mr. Bruff, who had called the att en ti on o f th e Fri. Eyford... ... ... 10 30 l ey i n t h e morn ing. " Sat. Blenheim ... ... 10 30 As the several persons implicated corroborate th taking, but having attended several meetings of directors in the first instance to the permanent way, who Holderness ... ... Mon. Fraisthor e ... .. 11 30 had stated what would be the cost of putting it in effi• P • statement, the friends of Palmer assert with confident that committee, and read attentively and repeatedly the Tues. Kilnwick ... ... 11 30 that Whyman must either have mistaken some othi tint repair, who had suggested whether it,woutd not be Thurs. Danthorpe Hall ... 11 30 whole of the evidence, he took the earliest oppor-.. person for Palmer, or that having mare the staterner desira.ble to distribute the outlay over a certain tuoity of saying that lie was bound to give up his pro of years, and who had pointed out y all that wasnecessar H th Tues. D ••- y urwoi ~, ... eighton Villag e ... 10 30 boastingly be has "stuck to it" (as it is called), whe (Elections in favour of that gentleman, and declare to be done upon the subject. (Cheers.) So much ' with Sat. Ravens Scar, Leven driven into a corner, and so committed perjury. The that he ought po louder to preside at their board. ' regard to that great bugbear-the permanent way-all ~ Banks ... ... 10 30 assert that it can be most incontestibly pro ve d th e In alluding to the disgraceful s t a t e o f t h © pd . - 'is danger with respect to which Mr Bruff informs me lngram s, Mr. Meynell Mon. S u db ury .. ... 10 4 5 Palmer could not have b een a t M essrs . M an d er an past. The board of directors were quietly repairing the Thurs. Swarkstone Bridge ~. 10 45 Weaver's, in Wolverharn • oton, at the time stated, c manent way, as shown by Col. Wynne's report, he Sat. Blithfield ... ... 10 45 within several hours afterwards. way ; they were not alarming the public mind, but they . said it was not right to charge Mr, Ashcroft, the were repairing it for the purpose of preventing 'alarm. Kent, East ... .., T F uFs. S treet End ... .. 10 30 The manner of William Palmer exercises its influent late engineer, with being the cause of it. It was The Committee of Investigation, however, directed . the Ledbary ... ... m ri on .. is , r e e a w tb lnn i Green ... 10 30 even under present circumstances. On Wednesday law Feathers nn, Staunton 1 0 30 attention of the public to it by a statement which is, to at Walsall sessions, one of the bead turnkeys of Staffer the chairman alone who was answerable for its present I Fri. Ham' Bridge ... ... 030 I say the least of it, exaegerated, and alarming in the Ludlow (Mr. Sitwell's) Mon. Rysewood House, near gaol (who is a keen observer and a most trustworth state, having repeatedly told them that he was 1 a man, having held his position 50 years), said, " he neve highest degree. (Cheers.) What further has that corn- Tenbury ... ... 10 30 watchful, vigilant, careful, and anxious for the I mittee dune ? Knowing that we, like other railway Th urs . Hope Court ... ... 10 30 before knew a prisoner who impressed every one in th interest of the company, w h ereas lie was misl e adi ng r companies, are in the market borrowing money, they, ' Sat. Little Hereford Toll- gaol with a more favourable impression, or with a greate them at the time, or to their real condition. He coil having access to the documents of the Eastern Counties '.. gate... ... ... 10 30 appearance of being innocent of the charges brougb s It. la, • ... ... ... densned the conduct of the directors in building a e - Board, have, through au active partisan, Mr. Pulley, Lumley's, Mr. Mon. Serlby ... 10 30 against him, than Palmer." ing saloon a t W oo l w i c h, con t en di ng it was no part o f issued a statement in that Conservative feeling Which Tues. Throapham Common... 10 30 - - - Thurs. Park-lane ... ... 10 30 would lead you , I sup pose, to imagine that they want RAILWAY TRAFFIC RET URNS. the duties of railway directors to set up dancing shone. ' • to preserve, instead of trying to uproot destro y. Oakley ... ... Mon. Emberton ... Mr. T. CHALLIS then attempted to address the meet- That committee, through Mr. Pulley, who has been in TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE WEEK. Thurs.Paveneam ... ... 10 45 ing,. but the noise and confusion which prevailed were constant communication with them, state, for the pur- Sat. Shelton ... ... 10 45 Miles I • Receipts. such es to render it impossible for those who were seated ' pose of making a point, that you are borrowing money Pembrokeshire (Mr. L. • opene d . NAME OF RAILWAY. Phillips's 1856. 1855. at 0 slight distance from him to hear a single sentence lat the rate of 64 per cent. ; and in order to give it a ) ... ... Mon. Stepaside Bridge ... 10 0 1866. that he uttered. He was understood, h • " clincher," they repeat the assertion in their report. I Ports th' Earl Portsmouth's, s,of Thurs.Scolton... ... ... 10 0 X x Mon. Freefolk Wood ... 11 0 i ' Amu " 9 069 however to speak ask why they did not state the whole facts ? Why did 115 Aberdeen .. ••.. .. ..... .. ... . 3,109 -, in favour of the chairman's policy. they not state that your deputy-chairman (Mr; Bruce) Wed. Three-legged Cross ... 11 0 37% Belfast and Ballime • na •••• :• .. 846 718 Amidee scene of the wildest confusion a person in the Fri. . Emborne ... ... 11 0 17 j Belfast and County Down - .. :: ..• :: body of the roon vociferated, with stentorian force, "Ir had neglected to borrow money until he was obliged to Sat. Wasing Park ... ... 11 0 33 1 Birkenhead, Lan cas hi re , an d Ch es hi re 1,732 1 ,7 11 is moved and seconded that thi s meet i ng do adjourn. '' go, to the Union Bank to ask them to give you a tem- Puckeridge(Mr.Parl7's)Mon. Patmore Heath ... 10 30 26 % ; Bolton,filackburn,and West 'York •. •• - The additional cry of " Adjourn" was now added to th e porary loan ? Why did they not tell you that it was a Thurs. Chrishall Grange ... 10 30 117 I Bristol and Exeter .• .. .... 5,378 5,309 •• - "- - 11,154 11 ,351 tumult, and at least half-a-dozen speakers were address. mere temporary loan, made through your bankers, and Sat. Asperden ... .. 10 20 1914 ; Caledonlan....•••••••• • •••••••••••• 4 9 55 581 3 ing the chairman at once, Mr. Challis, all the while, we that the Eastern Counties ought to be in a poeiti.Oh s .,Proin Pytchley ... ... Mon. Hardwick Village .., 10 45 91 ki ; Chester and H01yhead............. .• ,-• • •, 6 , 6% I Cork, Blackrock, and Passage •• •• •• 147 4 believe, manfully endeavouring to hold his own. At its revenue and receipts, to borrow money oueterms Wed. _Waterton 10 45 20 1 Cork and Bandon ................ - ••• • •• 202 19S length, Mr. Challis having concluded, the noise sorne- as favourable as other companies, instead of, by•th . heir Fri. Cold Ashby • ... .. 10 45 56 Dublin and Belfast Junction ........ 957 872 what subsided, and the chairman appeared to be abou t acts, statements, and reports,!endeavouring to del:wee:we vDuke of Sieves R b Sat, Stow Nine Churches... 10 45 63 Dublin and Drogheda•... •• ......... 1,319 1,140 7% Dublin and Kingstown -•••••••• • • •• 567 5 " to address the meeting , the value of your property ? (Cheers.) They ought to s ia i i ' d • B 16se Dundee and Arbroath •• •..• -••- • • 419 375 have said that this was a temporary loan, that these were .. Mon • Winston Bride ..• • • dge ... 10 30 31 ' Dundee, Perth, and Aberdeen Junction 951 829 Mr. HALT, however, having mounted the table, ex- Wed. Hartforth •.• ... 10 30 diffic hi ' 8 which must ass awe and that the ro art 36 ; Dundalk an,l Enniskillen .... •• .• •• •• - - pressed a desire to say something, and the uproar was shoul d u be looked P y, • 13 p y Sat, Witten Bridge ... 10 30 67 3 a j East Ang1ian.............. .. •• •• •• •• 811 818 immediately renewed. Being blessed with more power- upon, as lam sure it will hereafter be Rufford ... ... Mon. Kneesal Green ... 10 45 93 1 East Lancashire .......... ~ ........ 5,811 5,253 regarded as possessing large resources, capable of' great ful lungs than Mr. Challis, he was heard to exclaim, Tees. White Po4s ...• ... 10 45 417 ' Eastern Counties and Norfolk•••• •• } 20,582 18,914 expansion (21. voice-" Not while you are there.") etnidenost tremendous yells, cries of "Turn him out !"' Thurs.Norwood Park ... 10 45 142 nrt r ur nU h ni a 0 . i! " (1 .. 0r .. 1 ........... 4,538 4,337 ur coal contracts will expire in May, 1850. By Sat. Clumber Bridge ... 10 45 " Sit down!" " Knock him down !" groans, hisses, and , 78 Edinburg -• rerth, as iga a D wide; :: :. :: 3,157 3,103 means of them a large traffic has been developed but in Rutland's, Duke of .., Mon. Plunger. ... ... 10 30 eatecalle--" Before the chairman commences his reply f /.6 Exeter and Creditors.. ••--•••• • • •• -/ . I • • ,am anxious to put one question. (" Ob, oh ! ' Go uture you will be able, owing to your past operations , " to - ' . Tuel: New on Toll-bar ... 10 30 Wed, Piper Hole ... ... 10 30 22 Furness Railway ... ........;;,... 1.050 .97 183 N Glasgow, and south-Western.. •••• •• 5,628 17,007 4,510 home 'I" "Sit down !") I wish to ask Mr. Love how he obtain much higher rates and a much larger revioge. 253 Great Northerr . .... •• •• •• •• •• 22,319 ; . answers the letter of Mr Bidder in the newspapers of B ut, as regards your permanent way, if you had adopted Fri. Broad Waters Scale's, Sir Henry No account received . ... 10 30 203)6 Great Southern and western (Ireland) 6,143 ( 6,170 yesterday, in w el c h b ' h rged ith forgery and the principle of diatribe • ting the outlay over 10 or 15 g e lh • m ry .. _ 365 . Great Western -•••••••• •• • • ''''• •• 23,243 ( 20,528 frau d e „„__ . e was e a w yeare, as was proposed, and as is done by some of the- ' ya, r. ... ... Tues. Ilderton ... .. 10 30 25)6 Irish South Eastern .•••••••••• •• •• 205 215 vs. sers•ROotas uproar Fri. Shawdon Wood House 10 30 90 Lancaster and Carlisle.- .. ........ b,47/1 5 568 Mr. Lovn-Pll answer n .) th i e largest companies in the kingdom, you would have Shropshire ... ... Tues. Pitchford Village ... 10 30 286% Lancashire and Yorkshire ........ •• •• 19,946 18,553 anther t m -never fear. (Chave z. _ groans, and .1 O a el: ' ," created no feeling of alarm, yon would not have agi• Fri. Fifth Milestone, Bas- - Leeds Northern -••..••-•• '• •• •••• - - Mr. JoiALY-Ne, sir ; answer n ) o You tated the public mind, and there would have been no- 16i I church-road ... 10 30 653 , i Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport- •. 50 - 261 43 Ti 7 with forgery ; answer its at o ' . sv. are charged indisposition to travel on , your line ; but your tra ffi c, Smith's, Mr. A. ... Mon. Furze Hill ... ... 11 0 4 London and North Western. ..... ••• ' ' 1,195 1,058 with fraud ; reply. If you ar e an h You are charged which has increased, would have increased in a much Tues. Burbago Wharf ... 18 0 18331 5 14 London and Blackw all .... •••••• • • •• London, Brighton, and South Coast.. 9 . 569 8,697 onest man you 12,195 10,778 won't defer it. (Continued disturbance greater proportion, and your receipts, which are larger, Wed. Doles Turnpike ... 11 0 267 London and South Western. •••••• •• Mr, LO P E-Is it the - pleasure of the e • would have become larger still. (Cheers, confusion, Thurs. Reddenham House ... 11 0 IO Londonderry and Enniskillen •• .• ••••• 576 536 Fri. South Grove ... ... 11 o - Manchester. Buxton, and Matlock, &c. - - •eting that I. should interrupt the proceedings at this in t and cries of "Oh !") If they bad told you a ll this, pledge myself to answer this gentleman a :ris t il ; when I they would only have told you that which you were en- Sat. • Wintersloiv ... ... 11 0 1731 i Manchester, Shefileldond Lincolnshire 8,487 8,405 3% Manchester and SoutbJunction- -•• 670 645 Somerset Subscription Tees. Shurton, near Ste- 28 m , moment I ' (Prevailing cries of "No I" and e ‘, P G re o p er titled to receive at their hands. But I say further, that - 4 rYport and Carlisle •....... • ..... 725 781 i gogursey ... ... 10 30 498% Midl and ....._ ......,,,...., „„, .. 23,2) 1 24,645 the poll !' ) His only object is to interrupt the proc to if I had not come forward and given to you thattauth inge. ( Cheers and continued confusion, not _ . "est honest, and full statement o f affairs whichei bate Southdown . Sat. Raleigh's Cross ... 10 30 126% Midland Great Western (Irish) •• •• •• 2 , 699 ' 2,660 - enbanding, • ful, "R •. • ... Mon. Ram Inn, Fir le ... 10 45 3 ..'!, Monklands ..•• •• •• ••• •• •- •• •• ... - ::: at increasing.) _ given to you-(" Oh, oh !")-your property might;, in Wed. Polegate ... ••• 10 45 l i y i ie .te..eoweastle and Carlisle.. -...•-- •• •• 4 544 The ealeiltlfeN ,thew rose, but was received very the words of Mr. Norris, have been "jobbed,° andOis Fri, Poyning's Cross-ways 10 45 ___ ' 1 Y t! 4 8 - 30 North Staffer •• • • •• •• •• • • • • • • •• ' '- tumultuously, and found it extremely difficult to obtain Y Would have been sacrificed. It is because I havetAieen ti (Mr. U. re .• . ..... •••• .• • • - 47 North-Western •• .• •• • • ............ 820 917 Cook's) ' ~. ... a bearing. In the course of frequent and most disor- identified so fully with year policy, it is becadsefthat Tues. Tuinby Swan ... ... 11 0 117% Scottish Central •••• ••••............ 2,798 2,553 Berl interruptions he was understood to say-It is }lot has be en although now obscured by a temporary cloud, Thurs. Market Stainton ... 11 0 32. • Soottish •Midiand •• • ............ .. - - my intention to-day to enter at any length into the dis- who 0 0 attended with such beneficial results, that those Sat. Welton Mill ... ... 11 0 29 )i Shrewsbury and Birmingham ..•• .. 1,314 1,103 48 Shrewsbury and Chester ............ 2,510 1,956 Staffordshire, North ... Mon. Three Crowns, Stoke, cussiou of questions which I have already so fully an- - . selves of this o near Stone ... ... 10 30 671 e SouthEl vo • 30 Shropshire Union . •.•• ............ 664 767 2 180 2,0( 6 • vered, or to canvas accusations which I have satiefac. pportunity to destroy your property. (Cheers, groa Wed. Wows ... .10 30 289 South E e aste n r • n • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• ••• " •• .. 1g.922 13,183 torily disposed of. (Great elPeoat.) ►I have given you case against :le a' e a r hiasea.) Finding that they had no ... .• Fri. Adder ~ ... 10 30 162 ; 4 -,- South Wales .. ••.. • • •....•..: :: .. :. 5,286 4,697 the opportunity of bearing both sides . of the question, he was the meaner' Norrie, who tells you that in 18,51 Stamford's, Earl of ... Tues. Hilton ... .. 10 30 97 South York., Doncaster, and Goole - 2,269 1,437 ad I . Lave • acted throughout this business with the 0 s o f brin • ging me- back to this corn- Thurs. Himley Pork ::: .... 10 30 : Taff Vale .. .. •• - ----- -- - 3,3" 3,190 an y, and wfio, therefore , . - • - stricteet•impartiality. • • (Laughter and cheers.) I have ' . • was no thing wrong in no • must have felt that s there Sat. Stapleford Village ... 10 30 77 . I ; c l : t er* •• •• •• •• •• •• '• •• •• •••• •• •• - Waterford and Limerick ..... .. .• •• 926 807 f "warded, to- each of the proprietors my reply to the re-y.conduct, wishes to : lsabel:lse •Suffolk ... ~. Tues. Stowlangtoft Hall ~. 10 45 27)6 West Cornwall •••• • • • .... .• ...... 554 b 25 with one w h o , w h ate ver Port of the Committee of Investigation, and I have also u p • - 287 320 has nothing w hatever to des with the • - - Sat. Sicklesmore Toll-gate 10 45 682 York and Newcastle, and Berwick & . transmitted to them my rejoinder to their renaarkii clime question helßre this • meeting: : (Groans and cheerio r id di ng . • es __' Surrey Union ... Mon. Rookery ... .., 10 30 York and North Midland & Leeds.. - that doom:neat; I have left nothing undone to obtain a was . , • • that theikceesus ' " 214 %0 deliberate judgment upon my conduct, and it mo a n s weak, they tuought to strength •t f eria ^ felt h tin h•en i rom ex aeons Thurs.Chantroy Downs ... 10 30 tOZEIG N. Sat. The Kennel .., ... 10 30 89 Dutch Rhenish •• • is most satisfaetory to we to find that the proprietors in . onlreeese' for they eha vin a t . eir weakness thegeonld East . 1,700 1,023 upheld by the prejudice which they sought to Sussex , - ... Tues. Harrow Inn Hollington 10 30 - L yons _ , e and Mediterranean .......• • • - - the "'entry. who eta distance calmly and dispassionately create, rri Rushlak• Green ... 10 39 - Monterean and Troyes .............. - considered tins question, have set the seal of their tip- dista nceae' But fortified by the thoughtful shareholders at S utton's, m a r. Francis Mon, Charley Mill ... ... 11 0 - Namur and Liege ..••..........•• •• - - probation on .rny policy (Cheers and disorder.) 1 will, and by that calm consideration which I trust Fri. Six Hills ... 11 0 - Northern of France •••••••••• ..... . - - maintain that it is so. p ' jes-(yel Is) proxiee, re re- prevail when you come to give your votes, I • feel Sutton's, Mr. Richard Mon. Allexto ••• 11 0 - Orleans and Central .. - - Convinced that this Committee of Investigation will be 11 0 - Paris and Lyons ....••............ - - seating 1,379;280e. stock and 20 , 025 vo tes , - have been Thurs. GumleY ••• ••• - Paris and Rouen. •• ,••• •••• •....• •• consigned to the sphere from wbich they issued -the Fri. Billesdon ...' ... 11 0 - Peri forwarded to those . who act on m behalf, while Mr. s and Strasburgh • ........... •• - - Love, has received only stock to the y t0f231, 470/ management of their own private affairs ; and that the .9 public will sa y, " Sat. Kirby Gate .. , ... 11 0 - Rouen and H avre...... lapresenting 4,299 votes. - (Chee a mount However carefully you may look after Thomson's, Mr. A. ... Mon. Bletchington ... ... 11 0 - Western of France • ..••••• -•- I and dis- Tues. Charndon Common ... 11 0 _ eordant miff.) That is the verdict rs' hisses, ' such concerns, however wisely you may conduct them, of the proprietary Thurs. Barley Mow ... ... 11 OOH ay conduct. you have given the Eastern Counties Company:such a DEA TH OF THE VICAR OF PAINSWICK.-We regret Mr. Serjeant Gomm-And it f . • taste of the perversa.naode-414- which you manage an im- Tickhena Sat. Chesterton ... ... 11 oto announce the death of the Rev. R. Strong, for 33 goes or notning. Mon Rainham-street ... 10 30 :(Cheers, groans, and laughter.) portant public inquiry affecting millions of weeny, ••• ••• • years vicar of Painswick. The rev. gentleman expired '''' Thurs. Tunstall ... ... 10 30 4 The CHAIRMAN continuecl--Sucb, Ire is • • that, whatever faith your own friends may haeaen e ynu, Peat, the von- , amei to he entitt- Tiverten Sat. Kennel 10 30 on Monday night, from the effects of an injury to one of 1, ''' ''' his • .A c t of the proprietary-suck the opinio n o f te te e 7Tlceire al pu blic n,, IA to our mol e em;e9 , , .... . e. Moe. Gibbet Moor ... ... 10 30 fi ngers, which led to rnortifieetion.-Cheltenhant I e who , ' t ~.., . , If ._ _ 2911 ' Vail ILI .'_ ,... , • •••••402P,‘ . . Timis. Kingsbroreptou ~, . ... 10 30 Exam i ner. ~ . . TO BE LIEUTENANT-COLONELS. Major Wm. Elsey, Madras Infantry. Major Samuel Smith Trevor, Madras Artillery. Major Thos. 01-amble Fraser, Bombay Infantry. Major Edward 2underland, Bengal Artillery. Major William Piers Meares, Bengal Infantry. • Major Charles Philip Wilder, Madras Light Cavalry. Major Frederick Alfred Close, Bengal Infantry. Major Henry Robert Cornwallis King, Madras Ligh Cavalry. CERTIFICATES TO BE GRANTED. Feb.ls, F. F. Fox, Finch-lane, tailor ; W. Bourne, Barnes-place, Mile-end -road, cabinet-maker; J. H. Hocid, Brighton, licensed victualler—Fen. 18, B. Hainsworth, Liverpool, brewer ; J. Schofield, Rochdale, cotton spinner —Feb. 16, J. V. Bellamy, Sheffield, spirit merchant; F. Scaife, Sheffield, cutler. 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The first Christian name of Major Holloway, 42d Madras Native Infantry, promoted, in the Gazette, 21st November, 1851, is Edward, and not Edmund as therein stated. The undermentioned Officers and Gentlemen to be pro moted or appointed to the following steps of local rank in Turkey, while serving with the Turkish Contingent : To be Deputy Inspector-General of Hospitals.—First- Class Staff-Surgeon James Vaughan, vice Campbell, in valided. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Jan. 21, G. A. :'tone, Bristol, carpenter and builder (2d class)—Jan. 8. T. Hunter. Liverpool, joiner and builder (Ist class)—Jan. 8. Plumbe, Southport, painter, plumber, and glazier (2d class) —Jar. 7. J. Ogden, Liverpool, tailor (34 class)— Jan, 19. T. Walker, Edwinstona, Nottingham. shire, licensed victualler (21. class)—Jan. 19. W. T. Stani. forth, Sheffield, cutler (3d class)—Jan. 19. F. Robinson, Masbrough, contractor and brick maker (3d class)—Jan. 10. J. Braithwaite, Stafford, miller (2d class)—Jan. C. G. Grey, .Grantham, hosier (3d class). SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. To be First Class Staff•Surgeons—Surgeons W. A. Wol eeley, vice M'Alistcr, invalided; Robert Paton, vice Lit tleton, reduced. John W.tilein t;,tgheroTceorn,tilnlejlHeaostboul,rgileh,ieFnesbbu:r7g,h.at eleven, to meet within Archibald Davidson and Co., sewed muslin merchants, , at twelve, to meet withi n t h e Globe Hotel, Glasgow, Feb. •.5 George-square, Glasgo w. Charles Stewart, manufacturer, Glasgow, Feb. 8, at o ne, to meet within Ca,rrick's Royal Hotel, George-square, Glasgow. J s Ferguson, manufacturer' Glasgow, F e b . 5 , a t one, t o meet within the Glasgow Stock Exchange Rooms, Glasgow. To be Surgeons—Assistant-Surgeons G. S. Sutherland, ♦ice Castle, invalided; J. B. Posnett, vice Macaulay, de ceased ; I. Sim, vice ,Bennett, invalided ; A. Walker ; James C. Copland, Gent., attached to the Osmanli Irregu lar Cavalry. To be Assistant-Surgeons—Acting Assistaut-Surgeon J. A. Rae, vice Hamilton, resigned ; John G. Campbell, Gent., ♦ice Walker, promoted. To be Acting Assistant-Surgeons—P. S. Somblan, Gent. ; Carl Roll, Gent. ; Dennis Hansom, Gent. MEMORANDUM.—The undermentioned officer has been permitted to retire from the service, he having received a commutation in lieu of his half-pay : —Ensign Von Brandis, half-pay Ist Lino Battalion King's German Le gion. BANK OF ENGLAND. An Account pursuant to the Act 7th and Bth Victoria, cap. 32, for the Week ending on Saturday the 19 h day of Jan., 185(3. LISIJE DEPARTMENT. votes issueki ........ 24,283,810 COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY THE QUEEN. Royal Radnor Rifles—Captain Thomas Johns, late 63d Regiment, to be Adjutant, vice Sandeis, who has retired on half-pay. COMMISSIONS SIGNED BY LORD-LIEUTENANTS. Southern Regiment of Nottinghamshire Yeomanry Cavalry—Cornet William Drury Nathaniel Lowe to be Lieutenant, vice Curzon ; Francis Bradshaw the y oun g er, Gent., to be C orne t, v i ce Lowe, promoted; John Wright, Gent., to be Cornet, vice C. J. Wright, promoted ; Henry Pigott, Gent., to be Veterinary Surgeon. Radborne Troop of Yeomanry Cavalry—Wm. Thomas Cox, Esq., to be Lieutenant. City of Edinburgh Regiment of Artillery Militia—Second Lieutenant John Bruce to b 3 First Lieutenant, vice Mac dougall, resigned. Royal South Gloucestershire Light Infantry Regiment of Militia—Lieutenant Thomas Morse to be Captain, vice Pyrke, resigned. Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia—William Stevens Perry Keene, Gent., to be Ensign, vice Brereton, appointed to the 6th Regiment of Foot. sth Regiment of Royal Lancashire Militia—Henry Ki r . wan Robinson, late Lieutenant 4th Foot, to be Captain, vice Weld, resigned. Government debt.... 11,015,1(( Giber securities...... 3 , 4Mi , 9 (1 Gold coin and bullion 9,808,870 Silver bullion £24,233,870 I .C 24,283,870 Dated the 2 4th day of Jan.. 1856 M. MARSHALL, Chi e f C ash i er. BANKING DBPABTMKNT. Proprietors' capital .. 14,553,000 Rrist ........ 3,365,212 Public deposits (in cluding E xchequer, Commissioners of Nation* pent, Say ing's Banks, and Dividend Accounts) 3,858,237 Other deposit ...... 1 3,512,245 Seven Day and other Bills ........ 826,250 Government securities (Includ,g.Dead Weight Annuity) ••• • • . 13,728,246 Other securities ..... . 16,857,056 Notes .. 4,913.200 Gold and silver coin .. 616,442 £36,114,944 £36.114,944 :. MARSHALL, Chief Cashier. Dated the 2ith day of Jan., 185, AVERAGE PRICE OF SUGAR. The Average Price of Brown or Muscovado Sugar, com puted from the returns made in the week ending Jan. 22, 1855, exclusive of the Duties of Customs paid or payable thereon, on the importation thereof into Great Britain : From the British Pos6essions in America 26s. 10itl. Muscovad o , th e pro d uce o f the East Indies ... /No r e t urn . Muscovado, the produce of the Mauritius No return. Sat. Kirby Gate .. ... 11 0 Thomson's, Mr. A. ... Mon. Bletchington 11 0 Tnes. Charndon Common ... 11 0 Thurs. Barley Mow ... 11 0 sat. Chosterton 11 0 . Mon. Rainham-street ... 10 30 Thurs. Tanstall ... 10 30 Sat. Kennel .., 10 30 ... Moe. Gibbet Moor ... 10 30 Timrs. Kingibrorapteu 10 30 .1., THE PEACE PARTY'S SOIREE AT MANCHESTER will not be attended, it is expected, by Mr. Cobden. The principal speaker 3 will be the Right Eon. T. Milner Gibson, M.P., Mr. J. Bright, M.P., General Thomp son, and Mr. Heywocd, M.P. Mr. W. Brown, M.P., and Mr. Crook, M.P., have also accepted invitations to be present. Nearly a thousand tickets are said to have ben sold. a - NAVAL MEDALS FOR. THE KAFIR WAR. Department of the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house, Jan. 24, 1856. Her Majesty having beep graciously pleased to grant a medal to the officers, seamen, and marines borne on board her Majesty's ships Castor, Hermes, Styx, Dee, and Rha damanthus, between the 24th of December, 1850, and the 6th of February, 1853, for their services in connection with the army engaged in the Kafir W ar d ur i ng th a t period— notice is hereby given that all claimants to such medal, n otwithstanding any previous applications, should apply, p er sonally or by letter, to the Accountant-General of the Navy, Admiralty, Somerset-house (with " War Medal" outside the application). Every applicant must state his rank or rating, and the name of the skip or Aire pn board whieh 120 le i rtecl ; BIRTHS. Or A 80N. On the 24th inst., at 12, Trinity•square, Tower•hill, the wife of John S. Boughey. On the 25th inst., at 8, King-street, Holbora, the wife of Mr. A. Blumenthal. OIP A DAI7GHTES. On the 24th inst., at Peckham, the wife of Henry Let*, Esq., architect, London. On the 21th inst., at Great Minimlen, Backs, the wife of the Rev. Joshua Greaves. MARRIED. On the 23d inat., at Westbourne-grove Chapel, John, Canning-pl ace , K ensington, and late of 32, eldest son of Mr. John Reynolds of 57, New Compton street,Esq., Soho , _to Mary Martha, only daughter of Mr. G eo . Soho. 26, Doughty sPlitiriOiennentetoe,tnsht,-o7 Rachel, fourth daughter of A. Joseph, Esq., of 1, Fitzroy-square. D/111N On the 24th inst., at Stockwell, CaptainVold& Geddard, formerly of the 55th Regt., aged 73. On the 24th inst., at 3, Millbank-r ow , W es t m i ns t er, Ur. John Rendle, .E., aged 46. On the 24th inst., at Bury St. Edmund's, Anthony Col lett, Esq., aged 55. On the 23d inst., at 5, Addison-terrace; Notting-hill, Jeptha Huntly, Esq., aged 78. On the 23d inst., at 1, York-place, Camberwell New road, Kennington, John Brandon, Esq., aged 73. On the 22d inst., Lord Henry Beauelerk, third son of William, eighth Duko of St. Albans, and uncle to the pre sent Duke, aged 44. On the 21st inst., at the Vicarage, Painawick, Glom tershire, the Rev. Robt. Strong, M.A., for nearly 35years vicar of the above parish, aged 61. On the 30th October last, at Natal, Joseph Serutton, Esq., late of the Stock Exchange, London, aged 70. LONDON : Printed and Published by KURD° YOUNG, of No. 112, Strand, Printer, at The Sun Office, N 0.112, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the emu* of Middlesex. Saturday, 'hum' 56,1866. The Th e j.' V G ~ :ems, Coll of II Cone Th Chri; tttrl Th Celle Th Colle Ar Th, Irtry R. Ett J. cool Jo] of Tr Thi of LT Rc fess o r Ric feasor The' rg _The vtargei In 4,0 The R lair 8 ' Joh n , rain CaDtk t• ag( • r• -.atm% Th a John I Renry , Joh n 1 *nd Wlon~ Villia Ban Con , MI alaok, T the of se, War Th fttrni Coal Join loand Lon g Into Corn, B ent. car p Ultdi one. cOrq: A at u