The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-06-29 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE.

On Wedusiday the quarterly Court of Proprietors of
Rut India stook mu; held at the India Houle-61r P.
Currie in the elixir. The Chairman laid before the
Court a letter from the Governor-General, Lord Can-
Iti44. soknowledging the receipt of the vat* of thanks
paNeed by the oompany to his Lordehip, and other high
oilleiale in India, for their Nerviest in repressing the
mutinies in that eountry. The Court was then inode
ipsoial for the purpoee of voting annuities to klir J.
Outram end to ilir Colin Campbell for their dis-
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' explained that he had received an intimation from the
Minister of India that a peerage was to be conferred
upon Sir Cohn Campbell. The resolution did not pledge
the Court to the propriety of any particular policy.—
Mr. Jones declined to second the amendment, and the
original resolution was then anied to. The resolution
conferring £l,OOO per annum upon Sir James Outram
for his services was then moved by the Chairman, who
stated that the last official act of Lord Ellenboroug.h, as
President of the Board of Control, was the intimation of
the intention of Her Majesty ta create Sir James Outram
a baronet.—Captain bustwick seconded the resolution,
and dwelt especially upon the services of Sir James in
transforming the Bheels from a race of robbers into a
most effective police; upon his conduct in reference to
the Aineers of Scinde ; upon his kind and tolerant
treatment of the men under his comniand, and upon his
generosity in leaving to Hp/clock the glory of relieving
Lucknow.—Mr. Crawford, sen., supported the niotion,
and characterized Sir James Outran] RA the Bayard of
the Indian army.—Mr. Lewin moved that the words to
which he objected should be left out for the insertion of
the following .—" But his conduct disentitles him to the
unqualified commendation of the Court."—Mr. Jones
seconded the amendment.—After some discussion the
amendment was negatived.—Dr. Beattie moved another
aluendment, to continue Sir James Outram's pension to
his son.—Colonel Hall seconded Mr. Beattie's motion.—
After some conversation the amendment was withdrawn,
and the mover gave notice that he would bring it before
aspeoial general meeting that day fortnight. The ori-
ginal resolution was then put and carried.—On the
motion of Mr. Jones, the Court was adjourned until
Wednesday next, for the disposal of notices of motion,
and the proceedings terminated.