The Express.
London, England, 1849-10-09 00:00:00

TER.

sei Anti= audit as, be secured by the shareholder under
no hoomeing powers, without calling for government tow-
adra, mod hi a meaner eon sonenda with the freedom of
I anise =Oh they mesider neemeary Mr the sues= a large •
sommardall modesialthip Tho eamattes rosommend that
the diseehoblers dealt elect two andlico,er der no mai.
lams of tho Commas,' Clauses Aattigeulho =di bo
albs dirsown, =hot ediabill .91=
Vigo aboarbe. amillies be was'
me
hay MI. Da seer net, mod be mph*
oast thole dud= to appal= a duly eguallisd
Mr eon be k wise await= withossrzlLe=
bola of Messer% sad the onualties aro
Ali =ft a better seleetioa of en seaman= Met Ms go-1
moms= mond do, if the Audit Bill were mom= lan a
law. The saarontant sad auditors nottli have ?lea le
hemp= the amounts and books of the company at snob
lima as they may think proper—not Lai lop *at emu&
=dem to the ekes a each half year, but extending the mss
firm the whoa period of their appointment ; that thip
should M =mired to make a special report to each belt
Orly messing of the shareholders ; sad the auditors eked&
he required M verify the accounts then presented, mad to
site to se* report their b' lief that the mese are cornet, or
to set Mr in what respects they are Massive, and is what
11•19001 lie Mare kalf.marly mounts may be improved.
The oeismines recommend that as the maker's scasantaat
• bo a Menet sin from ths pneral aocoontaut of tho
alliiplety, be be allowed suck sum as shall bo axed by the
dhsttae at the and of the first half year; when thee will be
.Me %judge of the Ti.. semi= by the audit. TM nes-
remmisand that the half-yearly venom assolints of ther
1111Mpsmy should be pftted in more detail them heretofore;
adls Jl.d to sesh mama es alostly to show the diffseent
ism= of and =meditate. As rime oxpeedienee
Imo= =dm w eneseellloo rossmmeel that aD additions'
to dm emplal miss= ier these a wed= memos, should
be intik= bon by the dine= silmolisiders, with the
plelissi ; and that the ingliml mom= 'Mould bo alte►
Sher die= at this =lima pomiblo period. To enable the
rimeobsMoie to madol ewe, sey =des Imre= of the capital
Omen; the sommittes reoemmini that a supponientaty
sadirmiset should be appended to onsk balf-yearty
_amen;
ihowng im minute detail the dam= item latish snit
trzry additions to capital an oompeen, sad sat tho
f .1 all snilt pa:mea area be numbered with
megismin alb
to ere feted to is mob supple-
's/mei", elnomman it led that all nett vouch= sheet be
Spa M 1110 faopnAlrm of the shareholders for Mee week
beam sod Sae Wok after each half-yearly meake. Ther
sommliteme bellow that the obesrve,oe of this rule would hen
• solutory ell= is preventing improper additions to the
egad soment, and secure that revenue shall not be
umiak rain= at the espies* of capital.
emstmarro TO Eli TAKEN rimy OFFICERS.
TM Componise Clauses Act directs that before any pa-
ns, •11111111811 ISM the custody or mend of mosise,
whether imessimar, Winter, se What elm at the erome_MeP,
shall orMr Irmo his sae, tha direst= shall take sundae
sanity foes. he the Mail noreation a no lice,
and a siammary remedy is provided, led= justices of the
masa splint =yaw= pram, for Maga reader aecoonts,
err my swot soseies, In disk bonds. Tio Mpatame of re-
plan seek ssairity M la mtablishmsat so 'needy* ss
tab, is rodidoudy appoisatomi the a•of a hos already
communed Ism to the rammay, i the Memnon' ammo of
its 'Mon Tow somminos, think= losommeed that
dr mow board of dine= be Mitourod to =mks stallokat
aseaday, from all aMeses sad soma% iminsad with else
orsaledy ore eeatrol of any of the made of doe
The very large number of Made= se this Ins, M the
numerous ahem sad servants em by the onsamay
(may of whom are in receipt of masidashie vans of
mosey), render it neamary that a=of impsolitm, at
irregular periods, should be strictly
TRAFTIO MENAGRISMIT.
Your committee recommend that it he left to the new
board of directors to consider and report to the shareholders
as to the traffic management, which is superintended by
Mr. Allpart, at a salary of 1,0001. per annum, with a hens*
rent free, which he has received some time pan They ire
of opinion that oonsiderable changes will have to be made in
this deparinent, from the circumstance that may of the
duties at present pea/mind do not properly belong to that
department, and are, collectively, too numerous for any one
individual to superintend with comfort to himself or advan.
tap to the 'company; but es the =tun and extent of such
chaagee mast, in moan demo, depend on the opinion of the
shornoldan, as to whether the company should appoint
ans
or three managing directors, the committee en of opinion
that, for the present, the badness should be conducted as
koraotore
• Imounninio a= Locoman Dormant%
The badness of this important department has hitherto
boon medusa= by Mr. Harrison, who has been paid a salary
se ow per annum, togetker with 2601. per me& for aner
intimind the amselrsoiss of the wain line and brooch roll-
mops; eat else a Orlisissioa on bridges ad other works,
not fimmkg pot of the lino or branches, vary nag according
to oksmosa. Your committee apprehend that the com-
pony us wet likely to proceed in the oonattuction of any
new works of magnitude for some time to come. TM new
bean of direction will thus have ample time to on-
eider warner any alteration is necessary in the terms
upon which the engineering of any futon works shall
be ecathend. The locomotive department, which is also
superintended by Mr. Ha:rises, lavolves a very largo pro-
portion of the working eimuses of the company. It
would not be potable, within the compass of a report of this
nature, to plan before the shareholders the details of this
branch of the company's bosians, sod yet without such de-
tails it would be impossible tor the shareholders to per any
judgment thereon. Your coninsittoo are of opinion that one
of the first objects to which the new board should direct
their attention is the introduction of the strictest economy
into every branch of this department, and, from their know-
ledge of Mr. Harrison, they bare every reason to believe he
will be reedy to afford his cordial co operation to effect this
object.
PRILIMINERT MERTINOS.
The committee desire, in conclusion, to direct attention to
the nodes respecting local meetings, appended to this report,
and earnestly recommend all shareholder', who have the
'opportunity, to attea one of such meetings. The com-
mittee have not =do any arrangements, as respects such
meetings, further than in securing room" at the expense of
the eempuiy, for the reception of the shireholdess ; and it
will, therefore, ba for those shareholders who seseastik at
each place to elect their own shaman and clerk of the
sooting ; and, laving ascertained the names of the pro-
piston present, to proceed to elect a delegate, to attend at
York on the 17th last , for the purpose stated in the earlier
pert of this report. The committee will be glad to receive
intimation from the chairman of each meeting, stating the
name of the delegate appointed, with a list of the share-
holders pests= ; and each delegate will brief with him to
the awning at York a minute of his appointment, signed
by the barmen, without which no person will be allowed
to lissoCiet at, or take part in, the proceedings of sun
boned Janus Mass, Howro Loco, Dumont M'Le-
lins. Joins Lomax/at, Joan Kirtimo. Goo. Limmale
...slay.—York, Oct. 5, 1849.
...NOTICE or IiIIITINCIE.
The shareholders are nonrated to meet, for the wpm
dated is the foregoing report, at any of the following plasm,
an Friday, the 12th day of October instant, at 12 o'clock at
=se :—Loodon, London Tavern, Bishopegatrostreet ; Bahr
Gibb's Royal Hotel, Princes-street; Glasgow, the
fiat sHotel, Otorge's-equen ; taverner, (a delegate W
already been elected here) ; Newcastle, the Turk's Hood, •
Gesy. street ; Darlington, the King's Head ; York, the Mai
Sean Hotel, Coney-street; Leeds, the Whits Horse Had,
lbarbae; Beverley, the Beverley Arms; Liverpool, the
Waist= Hotel, Dale-street Manchester, the Palatine
Seta; She ffield, the Tontine Hotel; Derby, the Midland'
Hotel ; Birmingham, the Hen and Chickens Hotel ;
Ileglo's Family Hotel ; Hereford, the Green Dragon Hotel ;
Bristol, the Royal Family Hotel; Oxford, the Gulden Cress;
Southampton, the York Hotel.—Gro. LEEMAN, Secretary.
Norio' To sitAR/sisoLDIRS.
Notice is hereby given, that an extraordinary seeder of
the York, Newcastle, and Berwick Railway Company, will
be held at the Festival Concert Boom, in the city of York,
se Thursday, the 25th day of October fallout, at a quarter
post twelve o'clock at non, for the pupae of receiving al
report from the committee of investigation, appointed at the
'extraordinary meeting of shareholders, held es the 4th da
ad May last, end thereupon to consider the ma rem smheead
to ash report, and tome to such neolatiess themes as the
may think proper, and espeoilly to eamilia,
1-.4v thought proper, to daermins that Ms p.-
cut voisber of directors of 110 essomny be boormsed
• ssilatid, sad to determine the odor al onetime is Alb
bosomed or reduced number of dirostem shall go out of
efeaaead what tuna shall he • quorum at thin men
high • And moo it doll be sidised Woos
Maim* at et AlataWas, then to sista additiosal dientons
Is sobs tug soh issiesead
the gre number, mad to sondaste sad
slot grew promo to All Oases of the present di-
esolmes, end to mariar awl Mamas the unnat a re-
nenteratiou to be thopeofter paid mto the directors and so-1
eatery of the osempeay. And also at such mewing to
aka two auditors of the said company to fill up the o-'
feting vacancies, and to determine the tommaeratroe M le
thereafter paid to the auditors of the company. And *5
at seek meeting to evader, and, if thought proper, to'
resolve apes any measures which may be mosiansidod
for the faun manarement of the cosepany's affairs.—Jams*
Mar, Chairman ; Norm Fume; Joan Cross, Secretary.
—York. Get. 6,1849.
CIIIRRIZS, Wince TRU SILWITOLDTIES AU ILICIUMITED
TO
1. Board of Direction.—Do you approve of having aboard'
composed of eight dinettes? and, if not, what number you
do propose.
2. Do you approve of having either one or three mooning
direceore ? and, deo, state which cumber you mho
3. Do you approve of the proposed mode of rermaerating
the ordinary directors ? and, if not, state what altesalMes you
P!
pose.
. Do you approve of the proposed FesstiolaratillE of the
managing ditecton ? and, if not, state what albinism pen
propose.
6. Do you approve of the proposed armagerant
the preparation ad auditing of the company's regoresetnallii
and, it not, state what alterations you propose.
6. Do you *prove generally of the other recommission's'
onained in the report? and, if not, state what altsolhoi
you propose.

•
The number of deaths registrred in Londe* on
Thursday, Friday, sad Saturday, the 4th, 6th, sad 61i
October, were rceptetively, fro= eiders, 43, 36, 44 ; from
diarrhea, 13, 22, 25.

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'Atm at &ado from slag
die Chloral Baud at Heath

.i.--.-aglarribale model to
rotator, October 8,1849.

Ob. Din.
Amish
AllOsaaadGarristll l 0
1
Aloosialtio
AlMissap (Holyhead) 6 0
7Liii 0 1
awl ) 1
Mama Basses
sal ) 3
Basset (Bonds
Miss)
Barnstaple sad Il•
trinomial .. • •
Barrow.upaa- Deo
(137staa) .• • . 0
Bedteed aad Cu -
2
B. mien aad
N staerbary 1
Berwielnapea-Tweed 1
Big:Iowa& aad
Fobs 2
Bisolashan .. •
Blaskliana
Mar •
Basra (Moisra
sad teisb) . 4
Brats* Nods
BMW, Palmy,
Hariss. sad
Bali Nag
Brialladat Harm) 0
Bildgasesk
Bradrpaser
Meg 8
3
ikaalkis=dar) 1
Cannata& 3

W ) 1
Manchester
Yaerleeaald
!grape& (Boding
tow)
Nerbeth_Megelly) 1
Neath (Tetrad's's'
las) . 1
Newcsatle-00-T;;; 2
New (Mon)
Newport Pannell
(Fanny Sustforti) 0
Newton Abbot _

2

Northam:lra ....
North
North Whehtord

(Much)
Norwich (But
Ism)
Nottingham
01411sm and CM-

Berton .. ...

Poo:asses

Peterboroulgb
Plyosptoa St.llszy
Pontsfreet (Boar
lid!)
Portses Island

Pnston
PwUltoli (Cricsitth
distriet)
&Atari (Baca-
ton)
nochford (flay-
kith)
R7ori (Horn-
church)
St kaftan sad Ks-

Cbalmi a
cr... Usk&
(Lukbalsl4olo- 0
Cbartawisdihrlse.,,

Mhos Usica

((eltaplatont
PAW, and Jacob.
sad Bt. George) 7
Canon 1
Cockatoos* aad
Marmot 2
Cookout (Habash) 0
Coventry
Darlington
Dartford (Parniag-
I bus)
Darby d(Bs. Alk-
san
Dewsbury. Gomez
sal, Morley, aad
Brutal
Dorchester (Boher
ston fitinsford) 1
Droltwish.• . 3
Dudley, _ Tiptoe,
and Old gley
Rut Iltoneboa•

evaney
St. IFtreatts (An-

. 1
toe))
Bt. Thomas (Bast
Endlettougate 1
1 Salford (
and Pendleton) 2
Scilly Idea
StuLopata, Hides
and Sutton
South Shields
(Weston)
Stockton (Yana
and Hartlepool) 6
Stoke-upon - Trent,
Shelton and Han-
ley 6
Stone (Trenchant) 0
Stourbridge(Kiogs-
',Word)
Sunderland

Deal) 0
Beelesall Biettlow 1
&elidetd, Bum-

Tavistock 4
Tonkin 0
Thous and Crawls 3
Tissinust (Wad
bans)
Tittoos _
._ 1

Ley
Simonton, Tot-
tenham 1

Todmaden (bly•
tholes Boyd in
Wadsworth) 1
Tana sad 11d:-
ham) 7
Truro Kenwyn) 1
Tynsmouth and
Lonsbetton
Uxbridge (Hayes
Haight))
Wakefield, Sandal,
Ale, ribose, and
Ikealey 4
Walsall and Dar
laston
Weirdos& (Swan-
... 0
Warrir sloe . . 1
Warwick
West Bromwich,
Oldbury, and
Wedneatutry
Westbury 1
West Derby, Tim
teth-park 0
Wbitsbarsn
Wigan 9O
Winehrstir (Twy
ford) 0
Windsor (plower) 1
Wisbeach (Dor-
set. Levering-
ton)
Wolstanton (Ban-
Um)
Wolverhampton &
Barton _ ll

Exeter
Gatashsad and
Whiekbans . . 2
Gloucestor (Sau-
-1 wood)
Great Boughtos, 1
Chester 2
Guildford (Godal-
ming distikt)
Haileltarn (Reding-
ley)
Halifax (Bowerby) 0
Hardiaprows
Headiastou 1
Hebtou(Wendrou) 1
Hereford

Hitehin 2
Hollingbeuree
(HesdeoreCbart) 2
Holywell (Flint) 2
Hod/Jima,ld(Hohn-
firth and °loath- _

---
waits . 2
Hull, Myton, sad
Humber
Runde, Withersll,
Kirkstall, end
Ho!beet
Isle of Wight (Bast
Comes)
Kidderminster 0

iiiiii'ainn '''
. . 1
li orion(Satith-
tC) ..... 0
fantasist 3
-.

Leeds 24
Leigh (Athena'
and Tyldoiley) 0
Liverpool
LionsUp and Pone
bray

= (Oroot
4
York (W)ohopro) 2

T0ta1.... 367 116

Wick*, Caithness 1 0
Bo'sess 2 0
Arbroath, from Oct
4 ll 0
Rawl& 1 0

Cho. Dia.
Dunbar. from Sept.
30 to Oct. 6 4 0
Perth 4 0
Duadee.

Total 23 0
Ca. Dia.
'icinity.. 44 26
I 387 116
, 23 0

General Total—London and I
The Province
Scotland ...

Total .
The deaths are returned ”I

454

r to the eaperiateadeat
impracticable to diada-

Registrar's distriets, u it is
gala every plus separately.

RETURNS OF ROUSE TO HOUSE VISITATION.

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siestas wakes and pirtbes ....

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visitation ia the Memo Us.
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i;the Ilik Sow.

BIIIITOL.-A seesesable change le the swathes. whisk bee
set is bright mad somewhat °old, would seem to haws favour-
ably effected the health of the city.

IRELAND.

Dtrzipr, Oct. 8.

Town-Major White died here yesterday. at the
Royal Barrack. He had for 26 years filled the office
of town-major to the satisfaction of all parties. He
was a Roman catholic.
There is mach curiosity felt about the working
of the Encumbered Estates Commission. The
three learned persons who compose the com-
mission have applied for accommodation for
their tribunal at the Pour Courts. It is not
yet settled by what title °manse! are to address the
learned court in pleading before them. One of the
three commissioners has been heard to speak of the
probable operations of the commission in the most
significant way. Sales will be urged on with great
rapiiity, and it is not likely to be the fault of the
commissioners if the land still remain in the hands of
its nominal and overburthened owners, who know
naught but the titular honour. of landlords.
No one can deny that some vigorous change about
land proprietorship is absolutely necessary—there can
be no large employment of labour until real capital-
ists have the land. On Lord Portarlington's Irish
estates there are debts to the amount of six hundred
thousand pounds and upwards, and the rent-roll is
more than thirty thousand per annum. The noble
earl, however, has a large English estate without en-
cumbranoes inherited from his maternal ancestors.
There is an unpleasant affair amongst the catholic.
of Nenagh. The catholic bishop of the diocese (Dr.
Kennedy) has pawed over the Reverend Mr. Power,
for twenty years the curate of Newel, and appointed
another gentleman in his place as parish priest. The
(whelks Lave nailed up the doors of the chapel, and
refused to receive the clergyman appointed for them
by the bishop. They have also held a public meeting,
and called upon the bishop to attend to their request.
He insists that the new parish priest must be received
before he will take notice of any application front
them.

01,111110 07 TM WINDOM RULWAT.—The owing of
taw Gnat Waists 3.11117 Compoay's aatardos lbw to
Windsor took itlaso yoottedas, kr*, boatopiereeed by the
Railway Consolidation as ftftrday. Tko fkat Mill loft ski
peadiaree ratios at 7 sm., lariailisesh. the Joao-
dos emit, 18 voile, mon Am S. and Mare. 11 setae,
at bill rat. note sirs alma Wits van NM to sad fto
ye tko •
day.