The Express.
London, England, 1851-09-25 00:00:00

EAST INDIA HOUSE.

Yesterday the quarterly general court of pro-
prietors was held at the Establishment in Leadenhall-street.
fhe chair was taken by CAVTAIN SUT.PHEIW, when the
Clerk read the minutes of the last meeting.
The CHAIRMAN said that copies of certain accounts
and papers that had been presented to parliament were now
laid before the proprietors, agreably to the bye-laws.
Captain GOItDON said he thought it was the proper
time, after the minutes had been read, to make any objec-
nous be might have. What he should now state would be
in the public print. to morrow, and in six weeks afterwards,
It would be in the Mohratta.

Mr. TWINING ima the remark+ of the hon. proprietor
bad so reference to the businesi before the court.

The CHAIRMAN hoped Captain Gordon would not io-
ta:rapt the Dual:um of the court.
hrCra(loltDON —I .hall then give a notice of motion
arat court. (Hear, hear.) That motion is, that it
fo Sho right; of this court to elect its own chairman.
PauOka
The Cl MIRAN agreed to a notice of motion, bat said
dr bra. proprietor had no right to main a speech upon
litilll. Ills
GORDON then gave notice of another motion,
MO Ili dr effect of making the minutes of the poe-
n& enneen aserdble to the proprietors, by printing the
row sr odundor.
. .

TM t the motions of the hon. proprietor,
la Maya" ma seconded.
aega thee read various returns ordered by Fir-
linmemt, which were those on the condition of the
Let laila , Slumber of students, dc., during the
int twin asabs.

CitI:DICKII-N—SON said he had giro pods of a rodeo
in respect to the neeessity of
flee
heiel dem as
where the inhabitants of Ouserat kola issesernisuree
they laboured uader from the imperfect rote st the reels
is that titulary. tic was sorry to say that ea that tosadea
an enemas view wee taken of the Mast I=res.
c labia le hoped he shoal maw by
h thisid is his band. Thebes. yelyrister isa {.sued
rental autharitien, which went te draw don Me purrs
meet had whaowleduod the aseemily ef brobbilio dor
local iropmements rtguired by this rot end intiolnot
province, wpaially roads from the Maar to Maar
aportatios. Oa the last maim the hem damn
proper that he was not *died ia
ouch a Lord ikeekleril in en aura.
Ira-stern pealswe had asemed em per end
the revenue firt Mateeelleesita. Sir Ms fgaurlars
arm applied to is ado UN/ for a similar when
a reply we glees Mt dr steer was sat ss eippeved of
67 as l'ismdlome d Ism bat also by the biro or bo.
num alarm bad bass done in otter waren be add
alfina that net LOMA hod bees empaded in the lay's.
tont d Omer Ist the lest ty-dvs
Mew beaprimr.) He senbi etre that then nos net
• sressiderrairld red is as prime of Georet. If
any deb that than wee, -be weal take vim Ma
self to maxim bia that be was laterring mkt a suM.
take. (Mew, bear.) The produce amass am Ms pro-
uses of Gamma was ten times are ass the
whsle of that exported from the Mahe" h=
and pet that vahlaM territory was sabred he
wither reed etessinsdatioe. The bee.
_peogsidor this
conchae& by sabaktiag a motion to the allsetthat a elml- '
tar appeellemeat of the public amuse at ewer so bed
lehen yin in ether presideaelee should be apportioned for
the at snaking roads fa the roam of Ouse at.
AIRMAN sepposed that was substituted for the
nada of which the hen. polyrishir had given notice ?
Cord DICKENSON -sea it was so.
Cgrfa GORDON dm went into a variety of allusions,
at arfleh the roan bosom very impatient.
TIMM hraillj ise amid beams,
The C3IIIA urea the adjournment of the court,
"bah we done seserdiegly.

THE CABLE TELEGYLML—TiIintIt Morning,
about half-past ten, after working through night, the :1
entire coil of telegraphic tackle was safely demsfted by the :1
workmen on board the Bluer. This enabled those en-
gaged in the operation to secure the flow of a floe spring 1 I
tide, which was at its height by one clock, when the Blazer
with her officers, engineers, and workmen was put under 1
weigh, between the shore and outer tier of merchant vu-
eels anchored in the river. Two powerful steam tugs, the
Joseph homes, belonging to the Thames Steam Towing
Company, and the Red Rover, with steam up, were in
readiness alongside. A rope from the Red Rover wee thrown
on board the Blazer, and made fast to her starboard ritt; s
ter, and in this way she was towed into mid-stream.
• pause in order to right her she was towed at four miles as I
hour down the river, the second steam tug remaining in
C. serve, and riding alongside until such tame u the Red
Royer had towed the revel into the reaches of the river, '
when both tugs took their places and accompanied the
Bluer by her paddle wheels, as it were, arm in arm
with a third tug in advance. The convoy had
then to shape its course down the Hope, the 840
Reach to the Nom, past the Moose Light, the Teague
by Margate Sands, the North Foreland, Margate
and Deal, to Dula, where, after touching probably at the
bore, it was expaged to arrive by day-break this morning.
It is said chateaus parties, on being applied to, saked 121. 10s.
Ps f day fag Ma Igo of their water-side premises to pass the
rope over Is Ma vessel ; but the promoters, though able to
afford it, Wail mot submit to such extortion, and by mum
of • little divi from a direct line in delivering tau
table, amid thealeilves of what is knees semi the
waterside utethies d Wapping
_gad the sallahhaggbalad
• " five het wee," several of slaki exist es the river-dis,
and where perms are privileged, comparatively fnala Of
dunes Of wheeler dues, to hind or ship their mem
The of usashaearieg the twanfly-hga mike et
raele=arbet less them does wider sea the
it ea teed Os
_Maar la hes thee dose dlr^d'ilsi=
alas es a sediment romitehle het The aim is sa-
livated to be at Dew teek Mier usadig.