The Express.
London, England, 1852-09-25 00:00:00

SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.

yesterday, a special getthral Mthting of propMeten
els held at Ilse Nine Elms station, for tbe pentane et ro-
t, ,fle 2 eeport as to the terms obtained, by the haesidnisi
C'ti*ireittos of birettas and Shareholders appointed at the
cut meeting es theT7th August last, hoot the promoters
se
f the Ceatrel Batsmen line frame balishary to Exeter,
r d
for deciding in mimetic. thereto as to the ins lag
mad
rem tit. Mr. Cnartne, Al l',, intim their.
The Sec zzzzzz read the fellowiag report of tbe Arta
m▪ ead Cat:noun : —That the modificatioas elf tho terms
„t loth is the directors' report to the special general moot*
isi- -of the 17th of August, whit lii the sessittm Ind will
ms ii to by the ponies represented by Mr. Loth*, iii.p.,
:-7.17 That in paragreph 4, the woe& ba rohiginmeht the
- 'Silesia of the rorthill of the capitol otheeethadl by thit
its sty Weeterti Company steed, "That the Smith Witham
i: pea, shall then take 4 per cent. ;" end that thous weds
'4B's, be substituted foe the nerds "3i pet esea."
r Tout
to sategraph 6 he added the weeds
tF.c prvmfum in ao ease to exceed 10 per NNW"
ar to terms of co.opi ration will thus stand, in
Toe
let set forth in the directors' report of the 17th
;-. s,,Asee —I. That the South Wooten' Compri
,hell;; .. i 1 p—resed, use hall et the capital 1560,0001.) ; the kw&
etre. Ina hoses, and din public, to provide the
"----:, 1e - new line tited ihe stock and washed by
Lain. e• '
' ,sit .seeth Weetern Blaine), Compaey, at the Mee
Leads, .
of •',O per mat cant: e outmeeipto. 3. That after payiag
,h,„ ~,,,raisg ripe..., f the gross tskinp of the line
j"-,tistis rioleldiry and Exert r, the Independent Shame
,ti., ,s. iirdiereutially, Aunt the sum Ware*. 4 per
• r I that the penis.. sr the capital setweribed by the
~“,„' '. '*, 41'...,,ra C,nripsny shall thee take 4 per cent., mil
ti-, r• id, shall he *quoit,. divided. 6. TIM South
Wier.tri I....mislay
••'. ''''' to hire the rower to purchase the
Wm...ft/le ladepenileet l'olorsny at any thine after seven
v.:, Batt
tbe open's, of tier Ihw, at each • premium as
i.eariliatt the tragic may ho fair, sad as the proprietors of
tb, south Western Cony coy in general meeting asembled
eire to. in Batas, however, euclidean 10 per cent.
nee eit
.1,...,..., the only modiliesiors es the terms the smocitted
.ei.ituittee bas been sh.e to obtain. The approval or re.
..ectosi a these terms will scesdingly aow have to be de-
'tms;ssi by the preendetors today fa general misting
esembied.
it St. 'MAST thee read the following report of the
hood of director, TA, hoard of directors, in submitting
attic special masa meetine the joint report, which ea the
result of the miens., eshiai have taken place between
the di:schussed the thareholders associated with them,
seder the vainest, pue,d at the last meting on the 17th tal.
time. Ildpki it right to ',past lately the opinion of the
handles tho mount. sob .ii.nects of that report, which is
as follow . That. in the epinton of the diseases, the pen.
pie iof a metrel eiteusion line from Salisbury to Heeler,
ea such moditiol urns of es operation with a body oils
iltraulentsubeenbets (liniliii.; half the capital) as those set
loth in the report of the aes-ciati•d committee, may, with
similar to the interests of the proprieten of the Loudon
sad South Western Railway Company, be proceeded erns,
spccelmenrents Swing
Listelyenb
body of
rii:ntahtip,.• nabs!, out
.tbasarto.
the prep...ad new line, every proper provisioa to patent
the iiitere.tsof the South-Western Company be Inserted.
The board has farther to state that visa, the last Meet.
let. en order to see if unnecessary expeaditaret:Ahotion?
br awl led in the district west of Salisbory and e
ts shi,h hielway commonication is et peewee in ease ise.
Kea* imumplete, and in other respt•ets altogether mom.
Si. d, en interview of • chosen number (o• either side) of
the directors of the two companies has nine phase on ebb
polar. so illtynetsne to both ees pante,. The fifth at dlis
tntertiew was merely to establish that the ablators of the
Wert %Twerp Railway Cumpaay aid not sea der those
ii Me la • position to anent the progress of their weeks,
which will ceased, in a coatinnous line, Wirral& (by
my of Yeovil mid Frame) wi:h London, wh line is to-
tem' the Wilts, Sownet, sod Weymouth, or portion'
thereof. The inevitable effect of completing such • Ilse
mil be to &duet a large portion of the revenue of this line,
new ohtainesi at the Salisbury and Derchosier stations,
free the district and towns which will be vetted by the
Wilt', Somerset, au I Weymouth line. if completed. The
eb,reholders mast therefore either take on themselves the
rte,roibility of Asairdiog this amount of revenue, or now
sw.hotive their directors to take the necessary ;taps for
anyone eat the proposed cent/eel line."
The Cuetstiss, in proposing the reception of these ro-
per% said that the proprietors had now before them the
report of the committee of shasholdees sod the report of
the dinctors' reception of it, and he hoped It would have
the support of the shareholder. The proprietors wen
gm.; eo well sequauted with the details of rdi =l-
ooses on this subject, that be would refrain bhp
u;ein the question again, more especially an Ile Mak the
:•••erty of arising their attention to it in a MSS biter
stitch he aildresed to them. lie would deriding gey
one, that he hoped they would amid the
which ebalsetteiseil their inealinell OR 1.1111111 ailliallialas
(lieu, hear.) It had been said by some mill limas
sis. stated in the pew, that their eon isel ha refirstmere to
this important line was goeerned by his praise in Balls-
bary. In reply to that, he need oiiii allialliVe that this
obese was before the public sine, UHL shhh was long'
bikes he hod the honour of representheiditheary. They
hat before stetted • proposal 110 r
_ray to pear
mew and yet his position at thillffethy Nethigedl
eschinged. (Hear, beer.) He end 40 Ole MA*
of Salisbury the justice of saying, that 011 wee eee
heti-minded and hoanurable to entertain the him MeV
Meat freedom and imiepentleisas for a mama
could amen them the people of tiallehey 1111•11
the sehjett to him. Ile bad long begs =II SlOnlith
is
r,,,,,), in this lies ; but when ou a taw 00000
ojeeted this proposition he felt the regillthigebg .
sad the loss that mast ensue to this
Le felt it to be his interest to yell eel mei
...disk it in Great Western noel. He a bereare be
..w that this diarist of coaotry wag away bah
~.etn. The subjeet was now most is
f 4. them agais ; and though he is
oc%ro
Writers shares, he had shill invested in an
of paid up capital. (Hear, beer.) That Whig the =
prison was so little likely to plop late
••r tato an expensive course of shoo IS ha was. (Hear.)
lie was disposed to harmony on all nellgISIM. On two er
Gases madam he was brought into emboles with the
Ismail and Better Board, and be amp said le the{
heard that if they saw any desirable side of emeriern
ears; the West of England with raileapseokspeseielem ,
to al the interests concerned, he shosild
Iran them. Bat he never could get any . IE
Wad item them. lie also es:mimed the pe
masted with the Ores' Wanes be add I
Wier get uything frum then the Is tie Me 41000 de.'
tee held out the prospect of • soilehMeey aiIuMMINS 1
This, thm, being the me, oaths en* hand, sad nib& OS
the other. that vast injury would be dons to their
by the competition if the arms W hie thengiSPnaa
styukl late no time an stepping into the deY bed eboodes
!sir detensination to terry this comers hoergei. penes
tau) la the circular shier he swat then be veheeed to
roe data is alike to guide their minds as Who febileib
awe nit the line. They dot net obey as eesseidlobey
prespect, Bet in dealing with this "mos be beam a
th... 4 to be solely guided by tigaress boassoMmehme
stud esepreheneive concern* were baysieed, Seem miens
''.red nut he the guide of their peliey. (Here, bear.) A
leas might be pow in Safe, bat, loehieg at its
ml pesetiem, asa its Marine. it might be highly se
%ha that it sheath net be in the !aids of aim.
It might form bet a link is the dila erYdt
well any Men to the left basis Shea they timing to
plebe right. (Hear, Item.) Ile based *eve's, that '
es imeelderaltien ofgeneral polity wit vele! with HMS
to Si senesson. Timm and siesiminsom wen sou
feeserable, sad he trusted that by dighwkai MIMIIIIIII=
't.ey meld arrive se a eatisfatemy mallio—alikat
I. AOr was. (Ilea:, he sr.) The ebarene tbs. mid
tad the reports be. r :milted.
Br II wish. a to knew If board were 11111116
ts 4. ia awriag the report i
The eIIAIIIIILIK maid that ell the director' were not at
must la llngiami • bet 9 oat of 13 were is fasoor of it.
It was agreed that the reports shouid be renewed.
Ike CalaillXBll WO premed the following moth
that the disuses he sethoeteed and requested to tall
voth steps= sight be aseevey, mosetently with tear
pen Jest teed, to tarry ,at tile peopesed "these elm.=
eateries.
Mr. liners and Mr. ILAGLIIIIMIELD said it yea
sat, before
iail.lsiarseidon took place, that the dim=
rhedel be ' d how the money for tionstrestimg the
it groerd line was to be mimed.
The CIIAIIIMAS said ho dal not thick the proper time
hid wind be Rubies leo a statemest. He mated, ben-
t. 4, at a subsequeat st iee. that the board proposed be
nee the revered atibunt 4 660,n001. for the extemsks of
Se use horn Salisbury I. Elmer, by encase of a ersaneteed
the eand.s. half per tens. meek, with the option to the
Audi ass of exchanging snob sesta for the ordinary sleek of
11. ••• ,mpany at any time op to Dee tuber, 1860. sod that
eel, stuck be Snt offered to the shareholders in the

CIW:10. *Maas, & director, said that he was a diasetieet
set call from the report, Cut from sway article la it.
(Hear, bear.) Ile wee a agent from the fives sad
V.i!Olgtata put forweed, sad sot from the po of the
meority. (Hear, ibtat ) repil to the en
the heard, the emetics might be led isle
ism kora the statratest of the 'heiress'. The Mae
hes boards had bees spidery senerneed M hesithir the
tiet.i.m. Oat, • fret ormsoe there were eight agellMil
tersest, sad they divide d four mad kat, the epasMislit With
keeled by the codeine, who voted twice en eta 111111111111 M
910 'stead oetaeon tt ere were aloe &man pawl,
E the divieion was hes and fear, the ehairmenk eels
seam making the majority. (Hear, Sr.?.) The oriartty of
C. wtocli the shanmen spoke of was nixie up dike motes
directors who sr: re e,t in the sosetry, and whe
het 111jopeortaalty of hearing the argemeida mutest the
7eposed rateasisa. (Hoer, hear.) He did sot Meek it roes
t.,t their icterree to en,rr int . this opTositkes waled the
kr,d4 mid La. ter mid Ote...t West .1%. C..nipasies. They
mttht hare to eseeenter a *MIMI oppesitios la paella.
tee% but tamales that they p t their set, they
em. 4 still have ts de rad thresailess evilest rival
'thiteear white wee • censi..devory wholly seprevided for
a !Le estimate. (11ea.,!.;- ) y were to nuarentes 4
;4' "It" "nnOtAl whir), wan b the eminent/
feta of the line. Hot he e? I not be hove it wee:d be ass
Pitted ander 1,.100,0Die1. And what would be their_ position
fitted
Why that they wood ham a stele lies of 90 ream.
el". a snolier.t of tin 75 to compete ahafort the broad
&!ete (Neer. hear.) Ronk., the lie* from Yeovil to
.'irosidi wood he 3011 thy COM;;OlOg *A their exist-
t:t hat Wet Derehes r to Dasingnoke. They oew
"lain"/ (rem the erodes* of the Dorchester bee
''en't a leaf dear profit, and it was worked
a" re therply as it was possible. Bat if ibis