The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

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No. 295.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 10, 1817. [3d.

not him bun Ihrty members rider In support of the lieizare.
There IMO ilesfikareallairsooolosto sondoes• is Vitiaton..
famtlisa• who vomill tura to es report ri Fur Weald And
VW it ovorriotetom boar. Moro bal boas ales • ;mot
tionotola tab MINK and otamass • mast elmenneak it".
the 'Will& lb bet year wore 637vhehi this kali Par
tiny op Were'mor lod Mks& Ow sot is dot Mt almos
slook shit teat aimed mad Wad also.
rlialgra,lgionb owl tat* had loos a tonslar die Iswatos,
but the Mei bhts bares was la grata toad woe. log bat!
ymr there wan 1117,000 tins of grain ; Ogee we PRI,MO alms this.
last half year there were 63,000 tons if gait there were 111‘100
tons Mb. (Menke this half year these were MAW toot thin wore
33,000 sone lent half year: Mime there were I 1,0110100•1•0 leaf mar ;
there were 16,000 tons this bait year. Minus vie mob the mos es
before. In cattle also, as be had mentitto4 they MA bezemed,
though few others had done so. lie did not blew that ho had say
other remelts to offer; if there was any genders trio 'died for
fur/her information, he should be happy toagg. M. lb Widow
wo,lled to have Mr. Hudson's opinion as to the Jim ikit Moe Act,
and its iscssion of the property of rdlowTh by appastag lathe Past
Office the power of carrying small parcels.-14. M.IM NM orbs
the bill was pastattg, be irked the Chancellor af the 11••••rar what
were its obJect., and he was told merely to °WV= F 7
their letters. Ile now found that tt give the Past dr to
carry small parcels, thus robbing the railways et • potties their
revenue. It that were attempted to b earrloi at, It would
be vise for the railway companies to take the marker op tied doaand
redrew. He had that opinion, however, the boom sail
of the government, be did not think thry valid Melon)
nut, and do anything that would injure the meow —A
Shxreholdcr asked how the Hai aid West Riding atom stood t—Mr.
Hudson said there would be • dieidetul next year at the et If. for
I every 101. —The report woo then adopted, and the dividend was de.
coved in accordance with it _ _

Yoac awn N1.7,7a !ITU IZAILVA —ln the retort of this ormegany,
the directors declared a dividend of nine per cent. pee enema, with •
samples of 24,50a—ne Chairman said he eatild net bli to
late the shaseholdere on the fact that all the setripatins
to them whoa he last ad dremed them EIS to the poisettee rime of
the York sod Newcastle Railway had been fatly imillesd. Hs Wired
ttm the.result was alma* identical with spry reemeset be had
reds. He told them thee that be thought It Why there itoold be •
surd* of SUM. ; god be growler* that there ism ash • mph*
*Wearr, 4
raftes pselm the Greet Meth
of &wpm ofmet. Is hid Beglorga wet
le Urea sod the diem-
6videed
0411111Mei`diell.
yet th• direstra resteled the oridtir elpooM:411
WM Mr, obi* would ham swellegeld Irk
without produotng any tenet. He had • dreg progsproe that *
Houle of Commons would give Shit company (the ludo led Minsk)
such a bill as they *meld; and he was °made*, Ikon the pet and
Lair epirit with which Parliament ha I ever Imbed to railway property,
that they bad nothiug tether. And now he had to eangratuthte them
teat the committee of the Mouse of Commons, without • Wreaths,
voice—and, an he had been told, two days after the evidence had lam
given their minds were made up—gave the Yak and Newcastle
Railway the power to make the tine between Peer/till and Normal*
and rejected tho opposing scheme of their neighbours. He congratu-
lated them, and he congratulated thy railway world on thin result,
and he thought it Justine to ay, however some peoplemight be disposed
to dispute the competency of the tribunal to which those quo-
lions were reerred, that the committee in this CAM took fairly Into
account the claims of the York and Newcastle line, as having already
accomplished that which no one else had thought of doing, and they
would not entourage a competition which could only end in the ruin
of one without materially bcr.eftting the other. lie was happy to
aay that, with the exception of thia line, which had pa he
the Mum
of Commona, and only now awaited the decision of the Ilona, of
Lords—with that exception, and a smaller branch ef four miles, which
he had pledged Ilene& to execute, In order to accommdate the city of
Darham, they would not have to go to parliament for any bill
nest sectors either. Ile moved that the report be approved of,
which was agreed to, and the dividend declared In conformity
with It. The meeting was then declared special, In order
to comities. and determine upon the question of an amal-
gamation with the Newcastle and Berwick line. The chair.
man said he would begin by reading the reeolution he meant to pro-
pose i—Tbat this company this day unite and amalgamate with
the Newcastle and Berwick company, oil the following terms, via.,
that the original neaten of the Newenetle and Berwick when fully paid
up, and the North ithielde shares Isbell become the same as the York
and Newcastle stock, and shall receive equal dividends with them as
follows:—On 151. per share, from the tat of July, all—on 901. per
share from the Ist of July, 1040, two--en 251. per share from the let
of Jemmy, 1019, Interest at five per cent to be allowed on the M. or
51. per share (so the use may be., not receiving dividends from the
time of payment to the time when inch sumo participate in the divi-
dend. That the aLrie for the Newcastle and Berwick new shares be
celled in he registrAtos, and sealed ccrttßcetes tutted, and that •
farther salt be made upon them of 5/. per sharp ouch new
Meow Os nest* dividends, and to rank equally with the
Yak and Newasfte Extension shame from the Ist of July,
1848. [The Cherie* here explained that scene isaatilleation
had takes piece Is. the resolution SIAM it was in
order *meet objections. The principal obeepartelerrtlew.
made sad Berwick scrip was be reek with the York and Seeesstle
Wino duns from July 1 of thls par Weed Kr sew meddled.
=YAW t. till July next He wee ewerslira esaddrtlis holing
with regrard to this matter. He werbtaiii je se bbd the ries-
tics a Illtwotthy motives which had tem I. He
Wes eat aware of any gentleman that held or a the
tealliselleet; for himself, he would user be lel
He did not, indeed; devote his mind to the qmstim at W It
man then may *muse a he fromßseehed wrote to
at Ma rot wore to be Ow tarsi al riprotion. Bs Bre at
down le esmost a leper which bigeterittedlo Ids tobrork and
thin rig ahaelma won trued on the NW*.lf
dd
seglpes.teia, Sem
der lisd tot "Kit seeker
bo est Jr wiror bid a dodo slow onbow the and wer
edit.
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irolld awpe et lid rear Amalie refit Walk Not bt bed
wire odd Me radollows of. do Mew at (canna. Ist Ikre
was afar, a ads oriptoolka orlowy adage twohitior.
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wit porn is Ibrolort wr elm
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rib Wit pro sky* so the Newordo an Boron Moll.
Dorn *a Irk woe they had soolloot 2,1001, sad it is ofd in'
▪ boroodog; bet he wan wild the York sad Stewart* Mould
she iseresee; the eel* lertion was. whether, mote • fair Am all
eels sitimstrres el Seep% ths Mere prepaid swe fair sail *Mt-
le all porta Thep hod WPM. Mr 'idol by ti sibs, and
be try id bon lir Is ornotal irlos ft. yet It =foto
be Wooten sow. Bo writ Iddr_ idol bid he
*di astrelltde firm lielopthesa entasse amid
tell her ilseissilis—lhet the - Siena t place,
sad that it anted eirmers kenr • Immo& from
He. Nadi, of Zioopor it of Sink* dosiitiir
libel inn lir aro bider di worpoodos wori=e
sporer hew mai SY la modes orriodwritlw
owl bow it aims, woo to be pwwilitt Ittot-1161 ticks= Bated
shat the an, NOM vegekel welt be WAN* but ibet the two
cospooloo ionorboder.oodwistrb, Una 0N.011., owl
thn...a mg weld le retool Weir dreisrised St imne.
The romodhair ordprion woo intim" await *boor-
Ind. II Will es Orr tooidlows to carry out the lamired
in it.

TKO Rasta m Ileorm.—ln the meet on the line ths
direct s§ derma a diviirt of 5 per mt to dr beam at the
(samara) dim k the N art Nerth liffialbe.•
AO damn odd he rd wry liw. to Mee to ths shenielen et
tab semeny. Ito bed berme the wrier thiedoy, r borer
arm der ray were sel he had as rat
tame esti mil be saillacildVariliniro yes'. Ha danstrosa
that the leemetives mil be Is rearm% bet the tare in
peer mai be able to yrs err elMt • MI6 thus quit
der k meyere limaslopL =WET
referee a eery when the eerie me ail The wor
rat me la yea= we oars en a.el edirelielly. Be biped
to. Sere toirk or be Oriel lo Meta mar is Sea pro-
pelled Set Se Sprit Sidi§ beams reed deer be siered, which
was mod rse ea r err mairier—ens to alloy lo rest at
Myr eget cm the der Made Aim east the ether to mite
the Mar rearm The maw was sine seer. mosila whet ths
tenblies he arelomadoe the ese of the TM re
liwerestreede soar prepard. mt maslaist m tiseur.-11r.
sea erromt his peel sidebar at dde revolt—ldr.Drim then
arra the SIM at sesellog te the chairman, ISM woo so.
seraHeary, eat mite by atramatan. made,
then broke up.

was reluctant, and did not come immediately. These men
got into the boat, and were about to push off, when he hur-
ried down to them, complaining of their conduct. This
enraged them, and, taking up a heavy bar, they struck him
on the head so violently, that he fell bleeding and Bens/dem
in the boat, and expired the next morning. Three of the
murderers have been taken.
RUSSIA.—Sr. PETERSBURG, JULY 30.—A treaty
between Russia and Norway, signed on the Ist of June, hes
just been published, by which it is determined, for the
future, that the boundaries between RUNill, and Norway, as
laid down by the agreements of 1826 and 1846, shall every
twenty-five years be subject to a revision for renewing the
boundary lines by commissioners nominated for that purpose
by the two states. Something extraordinary (mays the
Cologne Gazette) must be in preparation at St. Petersburg
—perhaps a coup d'ital, though the foreign journals excite
much laughter when they speak of the abdication of an
illustrious personage. It is certain that the meet distin-
guished of the Russian diplomatists now at foreign courts
are convoked hither for the ensuing mcnth ; and this de-
serves attention. There is much talk of a vice-royalty bring
created for the Grand Duke Michael or Constantine ; but it
is only a report. Some persons who are the best informed
on that subject pretend that Poland is about to be incorpo-
rated to Russia, and that opinion appears to us the moat
'probable ; and, in fact, the pure Russian party, which de-
tests even the name of Poland, and which is headed by the
minister Taschkow, is now at the head of public affairs. The
German party has lost all influence.
SWEDEN.—Their Majeetiee left Stockholm on the
27th ult. for Norway, in the capital of which they were
expected to arrive on the 4th inst. Before his departure, I
the King appointed Barons Jhre Steel yen Holstein,
Munthe, and Peyron, regents of the kingdom during his
absence. Baron von Rehausen, hitherto charge d'affaires
for this kingdom et the Court of St. James's, has been
appointed seatessior extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary at soar amt. The Danish poet, Oehlenschlager,
.atell Made Trims of Canino, are at present the
greatlams