The Express.
London, England, 1862-12-13 00:00:00

[Stamped, Id. Additional.]

[TWOPENCE

maraopourare BOARD OP *Wm.

The weekly meeting of the board was held yester•
day ; Mr. ?swarms in the /bal. . _

Then were twelve noespetitare far the ersentioe et the
singesre low lsval mi. sewer, nine miles end a hilt
le length, COM/11110thig at Putney end terrainatieg at Debt.
ford, and their andem were as follow
360,900/360,900/; Bossy Co., 25,00 W.; Wariest —lZ=
2815184 ; Naxos and Co., 282,0001.: J. Aiid sad Boa,
27.9,3934 ;W. Rethink. 270,0001. ; Harding. UMW ;J.
Dwls, 261,000/. ; W.
11saldell, and Robinson, 240,000 i. ;
234,00 W. ; Benniel C. Ridley, 2140001.
The whole al the tenders were referred to the Main
Drawee Caen for aceridaraties and report. The
I Aid estintale wen 210,000 C

TM TRAMS ZIOUNIJIMIT.
Tb.
follageheg ripen Wei prated from the Thew
thalmalusamt liyebod•PrdsailBth
Ur, Mt —Your 0011Maillill here to shale m they be,.
reserved a report from year ember reemeting
isetnistioss se to the formalise of • why, miser
the embankment. Your anima has also Lid beton the
MOWN* S• 0601111 ehowimt the me& of wagyfreg out week
• wooly which your eameit isi beg to wheat fee the in-
formation of your honourable Nerd. Your emisaithe lad
that the cost of eons ,trU.i a subway wadi be about
10.0001. • and looking to the peat public arivertege whisk
would aaerse from its omelewellee, they have yea
arrived at the condmion that a vray should be=
= 4:=lrkboakassat between Weemleater and
and they reseemesii that the neesseary
imenictions be gives to the memoir of the loud. Y our
eommittee have also to rezet that itromesee of the
Isiiirgei=aggischltit Leek ii"Vmuulyiba,tAbilrf,
as behalf. of *hi ecestimbial for the Chioriegoirem Railway.
fur pertain to deposit certain ourpfse mirth hem their
wort upee to. foreshore of the river Wefts the cylinders
of the midway viedust, lee the purpose of to. embank-
meat, they have arrived at the condom:steatite heed are
ad at pout in a peskier' to entertain the erplisetialienut
they recommeed that Yr. Wythes be se in orseed. v
committee have further to report that they have
had before them a letter from Mr.
suggesting that at the junctions of the ertvin
new streets with the Thyme Embankment, and et odor
places along the hoe of road, dwarf trees and shrubs. ko.,
should be planted in various ornamental devices. to ardor
to destroy what he considers will otherwise be • mmestessies
hoe of roadway, and your committee are of minima Yet the
migration is of leo practical mine to the bend. AU whisk
your committee beg to submit."
Mr. Tim moved the sdoptina of the repot, had
in TAIII9OOI to tie hem recomineedatios costaineal in it,
said that.the emelssplioe of a subway ie the proposed ea
hauirment would be • work of the vastest impedes, as la
it could be phial gas sad water pipes, mil thee gayest the
Watkins tip ofleanSitaz, whishm_sow Sheen!'" of
much roestant If •
would he reat =1`14.61`
that obstruction WAD Amp _ fri the kaki, Ip of Ufrit
roadway for the purpseis had stat 4
Xt. La Barron windaisai salatras dish ma Ott sad
IVisust othasacb=ft der used ti. boariad.
inenned.

diriaurrw TELEGRAPH COMPANY. •

The CHAIIIMAN, in condiudiiv his speech yester-
day, moved a resolution to the effect tbat a sufficient
amount ci new capital bs raised for providing and lajing

the tebia

Mr. Luna= seconded the motion.
.1a .septy to • quentien u to how the intuition, of the
able was to be touted,
Tberaisiossn explained that there could be Very tittle
doubt neat that point, for unless they were perfest3y satis-
fied upon it Meson. Glees, and Elliot would not, as they had
deice is tendering for the contract, have offered' to embark
25.0001. of their own cash in the new capital, and to niter-
take ell the _nrernsibilitv of laying down the ashlers well
as constructing m and of handle it over in perfect working
ender. Oft:owns the choke MI the cable would rest firth
the dimness, who would be advised by a consulting com-
mittee, aeon iiogcf Mr. W. Feirlnt Prof sisor Whit-
worth. Memo. WM:edition), and emor ThornAno.
assisted by Ir. who hill Riven hie sexy to
the board. , • •
SontisfairgisoliSmkteere Om by Mr. 'Tetley pi
otber*Sirtic the cable, ant aft& a few
words from lir. Reed, whir said he was the eldest tole-
graphist proem, and weemed his wire oonideoce fie the
Lesseeen I* see Wee—

complished, the motion was carried.
Another resolution, authorising the directors to rajas the
sum required, viz, 600,0taW. in 5!. shares, bearing 8 per
cent. preferential interest, and on the conditions explained
by the chairman, was also carried, and a third, pledging the
meeting to use their exertions to raise the money.
A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded the pro-
eeediop.

THE TELEGRAPH TO INDIA COMPANY.—At the
meeting of the Telegraph to India Company (Limited) held
yesterday, the report tau unanimously adopted. The In.
dian government have determined to construct the line from
Bagdad to Kurrachee. The company's line between Juba'
and Alexandria continues to work moat satisfaidorily, the
traffic being on an average 1701. per week. The Indian go-
vernmeut refuse the application foe a guarantee to enable
the company to establish a new Red Sea line. The Jabal
and Alexaudris will nevertheless pay Si. 10s. 9d. per cent.
on the average. The direoton therefore recommend the
company to continue to work the land line in Egypt and
the table between Suez and Jabal, retaining the fir-
mans, iostnimenta, and other property in Egypt ; as in the
event of the Bagdad line proving inadequate to the com-
mercial requirement', or from any other cane which shall
indicate the need of an alternative means of communica-
tion, the company would no doubt receive the cordial sup-
port of her Majesty's government and of the public in con-
tinuing the line. The 2C3 miles of cable which is expected
shortly to arrive will be disposed of at once.
AMERICAN SLAVERY.—Lest eveningapublicmeet-
ing,eooveeed under the auspices of the newly formed Eman-
cipation Society, tau held at the Lambeth Baths. Westmin-
ster-road. There was a large attendance, chiefly of working
men. The Rev. Newman Hall oecopied the chair, and de.
pounced the slave system el the Southern States, and upheld
the policy of President Lincoln as set forth in hi late pro-
clamation, which would come into force on theist of January
next. Mr. George Thompson and the Rev. J. R. Ryland,
who attended as a deputation from the Emancipatioe So-
ciety, Mr. Wilks, Mr. Moore, and other gentlemen, having
'Kidaped the meeting at considerable length, resolutions
condemnatory of the slave Mediations of the Southern
States of America, and of i sympathwith the North in the
present straggle, were
adopted. The meeting closed with
a vote of thanks to the ebetruaa.
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