The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-06 00:00:00

THR 111.11.11A0Z OF nil PRINCE OP NAIL.,

The LORD MAYOR informed the court, that having seen
the notice of • motion with respect to the approaching mar-
riage of the Prim of Wales, he had communicated with
Sir George Grey. who had informed him that it was the
wish of the Queen, and also the wish of the Prince
of Wales, that on the arrival of the Princess the proemial
Mold be met at the terminus and pass through the City ;
and it waa their wish that the corporation should show their
loyalty upon the occasion.
Mr. ANDERTON then moved, amidst loud cheers:—" That
• ward committee be appointed, under the presidency of
the Lord Mayor, to consider how best the citizens of London
out eontinue is testify their loyalty and attachment to our
beloved Queen and her family by giving his Royal
Rightism and his afhanced bride • public entry into
the City of London upon the occasion of the arrival
of her royal highness in England. That in seder to
make the demonstration general and worthy of the metro-
...

the committee do-advise with the commiudtusers
ef polis,
the Court of Lieutenancy, the Livery Comtism* and
also with the Honourable Artillery Compacy,
officers of the Royal London Militia and Volunteers,
such other public bodies. merchant., bankers, and leaden,
as the committee way think fit, whereby to obtain their co-
operation in the proposed demonstration." Mr. Audition
mid be was sure be had no need to make a long speech, as
he felt confident that every member of theoourt would pee
to the motion, and hoped the Princess might be able to say.
that the day on which she entered the City of London es
the affianced bride of the Prince was the most glorious day
in the whole course of bee existence.

The motion wee ly seconded by Mr. Alderman
HIMPIVERT, and carried with acclamation.
A report wee brought up from the General P
Committee. recommending that the appointment ofurZ:
hand writer at the Central Criminal Court be continued, at
an expare to the corporation sot armed* 8001. pr
annum.

Yr. GXO. &MULL moved that the report be agreed to.
This matter, which it will be remembered has been re-
=S7 Wore the semi in one shape or mother, main
an animated discussion, but the report wee ultimately
woad to, and the court then adjouroed.

TEE ELECTRIC AND INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH
OOMPANY.—It appears by the report of this company, that,
notwithstanding the numerous reductions in rates which
have been made during the last twelve months, the buoy-
awry of the revenue continues unimpaired. The extension
of the system in &gland, the opening of direct communi-
cation with the mouth of Ireland, by which a proportion of
the American haziness is secured, and the development of
the different routes, have greatly assisted to augment the
returns. The revenue for the half-year amounts to 117.0741.,
which exceeds by 6,0091. that of the ding period
of 1861. The entire working expenses those of the
lest half-year of 1861 by 4,0071.
SAN PAULO (BRAZILIAN) RAILWAY. The
directors in their half-yearly report *sprees their perfect
eatiefeetian with the present positiou of the affairs of the
company. The works continue to progress steadily and fa-
, merehly, sad the contractor, are sow making strenuous
efforts to ewere a vigorous promentkm of their labours on
all ports of the line, in order to carry oat their arrangement
with the &enlists government for completing the entire
works earlier than m*Mall7 contemplated by their centred.
The plan adopted by the directors of accepting payments in
advance of calls on a limited number of shares, in lieu of
making a call en the whets body of shareholders. having given
entire saliataction, the board propose motioning the same
early in the ensuing summer, when in all probability
system early
require further supplies. The directors acknow-
ledge the friendly support which they aminoe to receive
from the Brandiaa Minister in London, as well as the m-
illdam* which, through its superintendent in chief, the oom-
cy bee St all times enjoyed from the President, and from
local authorities of the province of San Paulo. The
board have mach pleasure in spin testifying to the efficient
manner in which the affairs of the company are conducted
in Braml, and to the abalone attention to their interest*
display by MI. J. J. Anbertin, their mpurintendent in
MY.= PALACII.--ONE SHILLING DAY. —TRIMS-
DAY, FM an payment, 474 ; ditto by meson
tickets. 716 ; tort, 1,107.
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