The Express.
London, England, 1849-03-01 00:00:00

obe alms Wag ea the docateed's Wt hand) we rod sr
row. Titers were several marks uf desiesepe. sad streak
of blood betwesa the fleet peel of blood sad the plass whore
IN body lay. as also bloody ftesoonarhe ea the bar. Ma
beam of the neer from the body Ueda to • = shepi-
dos, ass** with the at of the parse befog
pd setWg being rani on ths pansy of the do:123:
rot In hos beat the Theis of some tool play.
It mown that • mss. pal/beg is a hat withia the field
yrieho body was rod slabs his belief that daring the
eight he had the beaks of a log, bat that be paid a*
steentno to tad wool IS deep Apia, Th. won sae
worse% be math doable had theme bon •
whaler be eberald laws hued it. The body b thint
was sherd Id yaws of Args. with pry heir, sad abut I hat
10 Wheels attire of lish‘ollairod
elk h— ---4 waideme. amen, and body Mt,
a dah pest nt, ad &alm.
Os wasples big made esquialei whit tbe eisemose,
the bay wea mowed to the mks of bantam Omsk ;
sad it is stated that dumb. the afternoon it was ideotitiod ss
the body of Dr. Chalk of IL Baybaso street. Camden Town,
bat amiss his tesripired to show bow he ease to be I. toe
piece where hie body woe discovered. Tito body awaits a
ervoaer's

NEW MONET-01D= °lncest. On and after
hanky next, the killowlag dime will be corned for the
knee efereonerorday Andereh, Anelesey; Blackpool, Lars-
eaddre ; Brighouse, Yorkshire Bristly Hill, BtaftMibir•
Broadatairs, Kest; Ceistor, Lincolnshire; Dowlak. Ola•
morgenakire ; Iseingwold, Yorkshire ; Glom*, Derby.
sign; Manse Bar, Kent; Heilabam, Sees= ; Long Sedan,
Lincoleshire; ftelkwowth, Olosentenkire ; Otter, St.
Hazy. Dercieshire ; P•inswick, Olneceeteeddre; Pargston,
Deveadeire ; Padatow, Cornwell; Bagemsy. Hontlegdea-
dare ; Svdburgh, Yorkshire ; Baton Coldfield, Warwick-
shire; St. Ives, Cornwell; Stratton, Cornwell; Thorn.
bury, Oleuceeteratire ; Whittle..., Cambridgeshire
;•
tonmaNaze, Essex; Wraeby, Lioadnshire; Wem,
'hire • Winaford, Cheshire; Walton Beret, Wiltshire;
Kent—Seotland Bi'chory, Aberdeer shire ;
Delbeattiel, Kirkendbrightshin ; Wiehaw, larh•hire.
NORFOLK EvTL'ART COMPANY.—A general half-
yearly aseefng of the shareholden of the above company
took place yesterday, at the British Hotel, Coekspeer-street,
Sir W. B. Folk's, Baronet, in the chair. The secretary
seed the report, In which the directors, after deploring the
death of their late cha roan, Lord George Bentiack, stated
that the draft of a b.ll which was introduced into parliament
dada, the present make, for the purpose of extending the
pewee of the eat already possessed by them, would be sub-
mitted to the mettle; for approval. During the last sea-
sloe of parliament, the Preliminary inquiry Amendment
Act wee passed, under which the tidal commiisionen on
behalf of the Admiralty have appointed Wednesday, the
28th of March nest, to hold an entiairy, at Lynn, into the
°Ness of the, cnmpany's bill before parliament, oe which
'session Captain Washington and Captain Yates, ter of the
tidal harbour connabsioner., will preide. Mr. Stephenson,l
one of the engineen of the company, it was stated, had bat I
neatly returned from the Continent, sad was not yet able
te make a report ; but promised to do so in es short a period
es the impotence of the subject would enable him. They
Fmutate d the shareholders on the quantity of calk
up, and on the respectability of the persons who
ey sit yct paid up. The improved state of the
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market, and the prospect of obtaining 120,0001.,
from the corporation of Lynn, and 80,0001. from the
&akar cionuniesioners, were aleo alluded to as matters of a
magratalstory character, end justifying the suspension of
penerediegs brretofore adopted, in conformity with the sa-
nt' of the late Oedemas. The report having been adopted,
sad the retiring directors and auditors n-el•eted, the
INantary reed the draft of the bill which it k it
Isaied to awry through parliament this Denim It
give power to the company to borrow 120,0001.
sew the eurporatiou of Lynn sad the drainage commissioners,
kr thea= of preemating the undertaking end improving
the of the river Lynn. A resoluteapproving
ef the woo carried unanimously. Mr. Cooke begged to
my preview to the dose of the proceedings that there
seemed to him to be a wait of faith, sot is the directors. bat
kA the seems of the undertaking itself, as wee ',Minced by
the large quantity of capital ant yet paid up. He wished to
know if it woo intends.' to adopt 11.111MITIS to mime
the payment of the calls. The Cleeirman believed that
there was no ground for any want of faith in the nadertaking ;
when they got the money whide *hay would be empowered m
receive under the bill they had eanctiosed at that meetly
they would be in a bed r positicn then they had yet been,
and there would be no difficulty in obtaining the funds awe-
eery to enable them to proceed. At all events they were Oct.
in a fit position to dieser the etkestion until theyrearived the
report of their meginear, Mr. Stephenson. Thanks were
then given to the chain's& sad directory, and the meeting
separated.