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ASSAULT CASS AT Rig.—On Wednesday, before
the eoustr beach. at Rye, Mr. Jeremiah Smith, of Rye,
sloe, with James anhettion, a person in hie entice, was
summoned for committing an umiak upon Mr. Thomas
Payee, churchman's and overseer of Playdea parish. It
appeared that Mr. Baii•lt had gone to Mr. Payees house,
accompanied by Robertson, to inspect the perish brinks and
accounts as a ratepayer, but that, for 110111* reason which did
sot appear during the ineestgation, Mr. Payne would not
allow him in enter the house, but f.tehed the book., Re., to
the door, and told him to inspect them there. While thus
showiog the books in his hand, Smith Installed them from
him and threw them to Reber son, who, utter a stout tussle
with Mr. Payne, succeeded, with Mr. Smith.. aseletance, In
retaining possession of them sad carrying them away. They
were, however, retuned in ab sit half an hour. Com-
plainant's soliciutr, while admitting that his client ought
cot to have produced the books for Inspection at the door,
towed that Mr. Smith bad his legal remedy, and was not
jostled in handling Mr. Payne or earning the honks of
es al arlnil. The magistrate. deeided upon !leading the OW
to the quarter 11.141.0*. —Swam Exprua.
LIMN, BRADFORD, AND HALIFAX JUNCTION
RAILWAT. —The ninth goner .1 meeting of this company
was held at Bradford on Friday afternoon ; William
Walker, 161 , in the chair. In the report read by Mr.
Cawood, the Secretary, the directors state that the
sompaity is in a coadition to make a quarter's dividend,
at the rate of 61. per cent pe at, out of rennet, end
the directors rveoresesi inch a dividend to be de-
elated sad paid." The chairman, In =own ado's .
lion
the ado.
boa *1 the report, coogratelated the *empathy on the fact
that the new and commodities• station at Bradford was on the
Foist of being opened. He likewise congratulated the
shateholaers on the satiefaetnry letting of th.gontreeta for
We (bittern's.. end Arduley brasehee, the latter of which,
he said, woall be opened in Jane, 1666. On the tondos of
Mr Fink, th• report wee u. anisoualy adopted. Os the
notion, of the chairman, seconded by Mr. 8. Anderson,
k *al anaaisotoily agreed that a dividend, after the
114 of 6 per ant.per sassm, be paid out
*2f the qsartree revaeso, ending is March lest.
bsvenl shareholder. bioisigezpressed their istisf.ction with
the Politica and prospects of the eumpasy, the meeting re-
solved itself into a special general one, convened fee Ste
11111. e of :shies into comeideration the provisions of an
Ilt of parliament, which bat received the revel moat,
▪ rswe the Dempsey to create sew stock to the amount
el 160,1106 f , and to ethrcian borrowing powers to the amount
sf 10.7001. Put of this amount was required for the en-
Pun of the new station. The mottos having bees
_lglakaoksooly adopted, eke proceeding d tie wombs
It mreenatea.
15 oaderstood that Mr. J. W. Carmichael, the
o:.▪ `unetuttee swine painter, /gym- ely of Neweasithos-
+the, hive been etheinkationed by the I. 'deaf the Admiralty
Pleffsed te the Baltic and joint Ant then, for the
WPM of 'Wag tiers el that eve' aid nab erseetdems
es way sesentMeartesisa with tiepresent we.