The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-18 00:00:00

EQUITY COURTS.
Beim Vitc-Chaacellac Knight Brace.

IN THE MATTER OP AN ARBITRATION BETWEEN HAW-
LEY AND OTHERS AND THE WETS STATTORDSHITIE
RAILWAY COMPANY.—AWARD 66T ABIDE.—This was
motion on behalf of the North Staffordshire Railway Com-
pany to set aside an award, for irregularity in the proceed-
ings. His Honour went over the fscts at great length, and
said that, upon the whole, he did not see how this
award could stand ; it appeared bad upon the grounds
which he had mentioned, without saying whether there were
or were not any others sufficient in themselves for invali-
dating it ; and the result was that it must be set aside.

Before Vice-Cherterilor wtgram.
MOSLEY V. BAKES—REDEMPTION OF MOITGAOE TO
BENEFIT BUILDING SocurrY.—His Honour delivered
judgment in this cue The suit was for the redemp-
tion of certain premises mortgaged by the plaintiff to
a benefit building society at Hinton, of which he we- a
member. The society in question was established in 1814,
under the provisions of the act 6 ISt 7 Will. IV.. c. 32,
passed for the regulation of building societies, and hail foe
its object, " to raise a fund to lend to the members such
sums as they might from time to time require, to enable
them to purchase freehold or lessehold property, to buy
land for building purposes, and to assist them to complete
unfinished houses, or to erect others." In 1845 the plain-
tiff, being in want of money for building peerages, became
a member of the society, with the view of obtaining from
it the money he required. By the rules of the society every
member was required to pay a monthly sum of 10s. ley way
of subscription, for the purposes of the sesociation ;
and every member who purchased shuts in the
association wee bound to provide a rotficient mortgage
security areal property to be appreyed of by the director%
and to be conveyed by indenture of mortgage to be settled
by the solicitor of the society. Upon the purchase cf every
such share the purchasing member was also to pay, in addl.-
, tion to his monthly subscription, a further monthly sum of
4s. towards the redemption of the mortgage. By the 62nd
rule it was provided that if any member should be desirous
of redeeming the security which he had givers to the society,
the directors should allow such member the profits of his
share or shares made up to such time, and should make a
deduction of such profits and the amount of subscriptions
paid by each member from the full amount expressed to be
secured by the mortgage ; and upon payment of the balance,
together with all 6 les due in respect of the shares, the direc-
tors of the association were to deliver up the deeds relating
to the mortgaged property. The mouldy payments by the
membenwere by the rules directed to continue till the objects
of the society were fully on smplished ; and the 102 ad ruse pro-
vided that when it should appear by the books of the association
that the amount or value of 1201. for each share had been
realised, then all arrears of subscriptions, fines, and other
payments should become due immediately, ard payment
thereof be enforced by the directors, who were thereupon
fiaally to audit the account, and print and send the same to
each member; and the association wag then to terminate.
The plaintiff, to raise the money he required, subscribed for
and became the registered owner of 121 shares in the nee-
eiatiou and, on the 11th April, 1825, executed a mortgage
deed witerebycertain freehold leasehold premises were con-
veyed and assigned by him to the trustees of the assccistion,
in consideration of 7501. The trusts of the mortgage deed
were, if the plaintiff should from time to time duly pay, ob-
serve, and perform all the subscriptions, payments, redemp-
tion mam and regulations on his put to be paid, ob-
served, and performed according to the articles of the limo-
chides, in respect of the said 121 shares, to permit
theplaintiff to held and enjoy the premises cum-
in the indenture; but if the plaintiff should
r= months fail, neglect, or refuse to make and pay all
or any of the subscription and redemption moneys, or to
observe and perform any of theregulations of the association,
or should neglect to keep the mortgaged premises in repair,
or to pay the rent thereof, and to observe and perform the
covenants contained in the leases thereof, or to insure the
same against damage by fire, or in case the plaintiff should
become bankrupt or insolvent, then in any or either of such
eases it should be lawful for the trustees of the misocistion
to appoint a receiver of the rents of the premises, and there-
out to pay, satisfy, and effect all the said purposes ; and if the
rent should prove inadequate then the trustees were to sell
the mortgage securities, and one of the money to arise from
such collection of rents or sale first to retain all expenses in-
curred in or about the trusts of the indenture,
and then to retain for the association all such sub-
scriptions and other payments as should be then
or should thereafter become due and owing in re-
spect of ;such 'hares: by the plaintiff or his executors,
calculating the probable duration of the said association ; it
being thereby declared, that in ease such sale should take
plasm all monies which should at any time afterwards be-
come due in respect of such shares should be considered as
due at the time of such sale, and should be fully deducted
and paid out of the moneys received anti raised under the
powers of the indenture, and that the trustees or board of
directors should calculate the amount. The indenture then
provided that the surplus proceeds, if any, should be paid to
the plaintiff. For some time after the execution of the
mortgage deed the plaintiff continued regularly to make tho
monthly payments for subscription and redemption money
upon his shares, but upon those payments afterwards falling
into anger various fines were inflicted. In September,
1846, the plaintiff became desirous of redeeming the
said mortgage, but being unable to agree with
the saiociation upon the terms of redemption the
present bill was filed, praying that the necessary ac-
counts for that purpose might be taken, and that In taking
such amounts the plaintiff might not be charged with any
sums ror redemption moneys, ...it..., 1p thou issva•cy., rod mho.
payments on the said shares, which should accrue after re-
demption. The principal question argued was, whether in
taking the mortgage accounts the plaintiff was to be charged
in respect of monthly subscriptions to the society up to the
probable period of the dissolution of the association, or
whether such payments were to be considered as ceasing
from the time of redemption. The probable duration of
Hee eissisler was estimated at about ten years from its rata-
blklement, and in settling the terms of the mortgage the
value of the plaintiff's shares had been fixed at '6O/. per
lan.—His Honour was of opinion that the accounts
ought to be taken upon the footing of the mortgage deed,
which clearly contemplated a continuation of the monthly
subeeriptien up to the period of the dissolution of the society.
That would clearly be the right of the defendants upon the
deed standing alone, and there did not appear to be any.
thing in the rules of the association to control the effect or
the deed.—A question was then raised as to whether tbo
plaintiff should be charged with the full amount of the sub-
scriptions to accrue due in future, or whether with the
present value of such subscriptions only ?—tipon this point
his Honour reserved his decision.

COURT OF EXCHEQUER.
Nm Parra—Before Sir F. Pollock, CB., and a London Commies,
BARRETT v. JOHNSON.—EFPECT OP DEVIATION IN A
VOTAOR DESCRIBED IN • BILL OF LADINO.—This was
an action brought to recover 181. 12a. under these cir-
cumstances. The plaintiff, a merchant, carrying on busi-
nein in London and at Madeira, shipped at the latter place
a quantity of wise in the Justine, which belonged to the
defendant, and NU at that time bound for India. By the
bill of lading it appeared the wine was shipped on a voyage
"from Madeira to Madras and London." The Justine pro-
ceeded direct to Madras, where ehe discharged part of her
cargo, and went on to Moulmein, across the Bengal Bay,
from which she took a cargo to Ceylon. She returned
thence across the Bay of Rangoon, and after a voyage of 17
months she finally arrived in London in safety, with the
plaintiff's wines. During the period the vessel lay
at Rangoon, the plaintiff, who heard of her having
been there, instituted inquiries respecting her, and
was advised that the insurance he bad effected upon the
wines was in peril, in consequence of the deviation from the
voyage described in the bill of lading. lie, therefore, effected
a second policy on the goods from Rangoon to London.
After the arrival of the ship in London, and on the freight
having been demanded, the plaintiff sought to set off the
premium paid by him upon the second policy. The defen-
dant, however, insisted there bad been no deviation, and
that the second policy was wholly unnecessary. Thereupon
the full freight was paid, and the present action was brought
to recover the premium upon the second policy. For the de-
fendant it was contended that there was no deviation, and
that the plaintiff should be nonsuited.—The learned Judge
was of opinion that there was a deviation. The bill of lading
specified eimply a voyage " from Madeira to Madras and
Landon." It appeared that there certainly bad been a very
material deviation from the voyage described in the bill of
lading, by which the defendant should be bound.—The jury
st once returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the full sum
demanded. And leave was reserved to move to enter a ver-
dict foe the defendant upon the objection taken.
TILE MAYOR AND CORPORATION OF ROCIIRSTF.R v. Log.
—ln this case, the facts of which appeared in our publication
of yesterday, a verdict wee returned for the defendant. The
jury found that the plaintiffs were not owners of the port of
Rochester, and that they were not entitled to toll except
upon coals imported into that port for the purpose of sale.
SHERIFF'S COURT.
Before Mr. t'ndersbeAßßurchelL

WILKIN
PER mfr.—lbis was a writ of inquiry to assess damages
in an action to recover 5841. odd the balance of •
banking account. The plaintiffs, )(ears. Wilkin and
Co., are bankers at Llanelly, in Carmarthienshire • and
the defendant was a gentleman residing at Ihifferin.
Mr. Morgan Williams, the manager of the bank, proved
the case. The rate of interest charged upon the whole
was rather over *even-and-a-half per cent., a rate at which
the jury expressed some surprise. Mr. Morgan accounted
for this by stating that during a considerable portion of last
year the scarcity of money was such that even 9 and 10 per
cent, were easily obtained. The jury:gave a verdict for the
sum claimed, and interest at the rate of 5 per cent.

INSOLVENT DEBTORS' COURT.
Before the Chief Commioriemer.
In is J. W. COLLIIII.—ALLEOZD crams PRZTIEENCE.
—Judgment wu given in this cue. The insolvent was
a professional man, holding an engagement at Drury-
lane Theatre, and the opposition to his protecting order was
on the ground of his haring been guilty of undue preference
in disposing of a public-house business in Newcastle-street,
to a favoured creditor—The Commissioner considered the
ground of complaint as having been satisfactorily proved,
and refused to name a day for the final order, the Com-
missioner. however, gave permisaion to apply for the court'.
protection on some future occasion.

LORD MAYOR'S COURT.
Won the Recorder.
WRENCH V. ROBARTS AND Co., Oairrisaras, M'Onsra
DEVENDAST.—MONIES IN THE HANDS OF GLEXISHIER ARE
TESTED IN THE REMITTERS DNTIL DEMANDED BY TUB
PatactraL.—ln this cue, the question to be decided wu
whether the moues remitted by a anuatry banker to a on-
don banker, to be placed to the credit of a third party, werlC4
legally Tested in the hankers whip remitted, or ia thou yrblt-
in law are what is termed the garnishees.—The gar
pleaded they had not the money.—The plaintiff la an opi ,
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elan, residing in Gray's-inn-lane. The defendant was a cap-
tain in the army, but now in the Queen's Prison as a debtor:
the garnishees being the Mesas. Roberts and Co., beakers,
of Lombard.street On the sth of Jan=Let a
to plOsuan
of the name of Clinton, residing at B rose the
defendant the sum of 1801. through the of Milan.
Stuckey and Co., bankers, of Bristol; diseedmesiming given
at the tame to remit the same to their yet* In the
garnishees, and to pay the amount to eles iletendent. Cap-
tain fl'Orath, It appears, was iadabled to the plaintiff in
the sum of 1811. 18e. di., and be bad premised to pay this
amount out of the sum that was to be timittel AreenZeistol.
On the morning of the day in garden the plaintiff, atom-
ponied by his eon and Mr. Newateed falesolieitee, went to
the bankieg house of Mews. Roberts, when it wee ewer-
Seined that the money bad arrived, and to whom was given
a cheque, with a request to get the defendant to sign it. The
clerk of the garnishees was then informed that the object
of the plaintiff wee to attach it, which was immediately done.
An application was afterwards made to the defendant tosign
the cheque, which he refused to do. The real question
at isms was whether the money was legally vested in the
garnishees or not. The Recorder after hearing counsel on
both sides, said this was the first cam of the kind and one of
great importance. He was of opinion that the garnishees
had fully established their plea. The Mews. Roberta could I
not be considered as the holders of the defendant's money
until he had signed the cheque. Had the plaintiff or his
agent been present when that was dons and handed in the
attachment at the same instant as the cheque, then the
money would have been legally attached, ea the defendant
would, by signing the cheque and handing it in, have re-
cognised the garnishees as his agents. the question was
en exceedingly nice and delicate one, and should they find
for the plaintiff, and the garnishees came to the equity side
of the court, he should reverse such a finding. After
two hours' deliberation, the jury found a vergict for the
garnishees.

POLICE.—YESTERDAY.
OU ILDII ALL. —C n az° e or FORGERY.—JansesMayhere
was charged with forgery.—Mr. Ballantine, on behalf of the
prosecutor, Mr. Hall, said that that gentleman having some
considerable time since become Tether embarrassed in ,his
circumstances, tried to remedy this state of things by giving
bills, which, as usual, were discounted at an enormous per
tentage. The prisoner acted as agent for the last three or
four years, Ind, as • matter of course, a vast number of bills
passed through his hands. After a time Mr. Hall saw his
fault, and immediately laid a statement of his affairs before
hie father, who directed his solicitors to settle the whole
affairs of his eon, without putting any limit to the amount.
This the solicitors did, and after a great deal of trouble
thought they had got in all the bills, but, to their astonish-
ment, it was fennel-that there were a great number of others
out, and that two actions had been commenced against Mr.
Hall for two bills which were supposed to be forgeries or to
have been enpreemed. Mr. Hall made an affidavit that they
were forgeries, and happening to meet the prisoner, by the
advice el' counsel gave him into custody. He coahored to
haling forged two of the bills, but said that a third
one had Mr. C. C. Hall's signature to it, but
the date was altered from 1846 to 1847. With
respect to two of the bills, proceedings were being
instituted by a respectable solicitor in Lincoln's-inn-fields,
and his object was to have him summoned before they went
to trial with the present charge.—Evidence in accordance
with this statement was given.—Mr. Cuthbert Coftingwood
Hall said that on the day he discovered the two bills to have
been forged; he sad the prisoner met at the Rainbow Tavern,
Pleet-street. They both went into a private room, while
the attorney went to =welt counsel as to what course they
should pursue. When in the coffee-room, he (Mr. Hall)
said to the prisoner that he had a very serious charge to I
bring against him. Mayhew replied, " I -confer to all."
He said to the prisoner, " Ts what extent have you used my
name, for there are two actions pending against me upon
bills which are forgeries 1" He said, " I am aware I have
done you a great 'rimy, but I hope you will let me go,
not call a policeman in here." Ile then confessed to two
bills being forgeries—one for 271. 14s. 6d., and another for
401. He however declared that the bill for 1181. bore his
own genuine signature, but that the date was altered from
181$ to 1447, which, on examining it, was found to be true.
The prisoner also handed him a packet of bills, one of which
was for 16/. odd, the date of which was altered.—Aid.
Gibbs remanded the prisoner for a week.
BOW•STREET. —ROBB" RT AT THE POST•O7PICE —B.
Sleek, a clerk in the Loudon district of the General Post-
office, was charged with stealing a letter, containing one
sovereign, the property of the Postmaster-General.— r. W.
Sculthorpe, one of the presidents in the London district,
stated that the prisoner had been a clerk in the office for eight
years, at a salary of 1101. a year, and was on duty on the
previous morning sorting letters at the Hampton divi-
sion. About five minutes before eight o'clock, observing
the prisoner going from the office in which he was en-
gaged, he stopped him, and said, " You have not
signed in the right place this morning;" to which
he replied, " I'll attend to it when I come up." He
then bad his hand on the door, and witness said, "No,
attend to it at once." He then went to the signing book,
which is close to the president's room, and having opened
the door, he desired the prisoner to step in, which he did.
Witness then told him that he suspected him of having a
letter, to which he made no answer. Witness said,
"Then you have a letter; give it to me." Upon
which he rot, i.i. 6..1 into his troco-coat pocket,
and took out the letter produced, addressed, " Mr.
Richard Barber, Queen's Arms, New-street, Battersea-
fields, London." Winer asked him what he was
going to do with it, and upon his saying that he was
going to deliver it, he told him he was not a letter-carrier,
a;1 his business was not to deliver, at the same time inti-
mating to him that he had stolen the letter, and he (cosi-
& red it his duty to give him into custody. The letter would
in the regular course of business have passed through the
division in which the prisoner was employed, and clerks
were not allowed to deliver the letters they were intrusted
with to sort. The prisoner's duty would not have finished
until 2 o'cleck in the afternoon, and the letter should have
been son from the office for delivery at a quarter before
8 o'clock. A great many complaints respecting the lose of
letters containing cash had been lately made from the psi.
loner's division.—Mr. Barber identified the letter, which
was sent by his wife from Staffordshire.—The prisoner was
committed fee trial.
WORSIIIP-STREET.—A FEMALE 'FAO lIE—Ja/114S
Hughes, Michael Gennon, and Stephen Brown, boys from
IS to 14 years of age, were finally examined, charged with
'saving comMittea a series of robberies at the instigation of
a woman named Emma Galloway, who was herself charged
with receiving the produce of their depredations.—Emma
Dangerfield, shopworn= to Mr. Parker, a dealer in china,
in Judd-street, Bronswick-square, identified a flower-vase,
which formed part of the property found at the house of the
woman Galloway, in Spitalfields, and which bad been stolen
from the shop-door on the afternoon of the same day that the
prisoner had been taken into custody.—Mr. Arnold inquired
whether the parents of either of the boys were in attend-
ance, when a decent-looking working man presented him-
self, and stated that he was the father of Hughes and step-
father to Gannon, both of whom had always been well-
disposed and promising children until a few months ago,
when they suddenly exhibited an incorrigible propensity for
thieving, and after robbing him upon numerous occasions
absconded together, and were not heard of until the time of
their apprehension with their youthful confederate* at the
house of the female prisoner.—Tbe mother of Brown said
that her son had slept a night from home, or exhibited
any vicious propensities, up to the time of his dis-
appearance last week, and that her subsequent ef-
forts to trace him had resulted in the painful dinoverythat he
had associated himself with a gang of young thieves, who
were /Inbound at the house of the woman Galloway.—On
being asked if they wished to make any statement the boy
Gannon 'aid that he and his Mcp-brother had been first
tampered with by the husband of Galloway, who aimed
them in the street and told them to get he'd of anything
that came in their way and bring it to Ms wife as often as an
opportunity presented itself.—Mir. Arnold said there could
be no doubt whatever that the woman Galloway had been
in the regular habit of decoying boys to her house to convert
them into instruments of plunder, and lead them on step by
step to destruction. He considered her one of the meet ne-
"snow characters that had ever been brought before hint ;
and he only regretted that the case had not been sufficiently
made out in a legal paint of view to send before a jury with
the certainty of insuringthe punishment she so justly de.
served ; but he should deal with it summarily, to the utmost
extent of hie power, and sentence her, for her unlawful pos-
session of the property, to he imprisoned in the House of
Correction, and kept to hard labour for two months. With
regard to the unfortunate children, who had evidently bean
intrapped, he should order them to be restored to their
friend'.
MARYLEBONE.—A SOLDIER'S Lora.—A respectably
dressed young woman, apparently a servant, requested the
advise and assistance of the magtstrate. For some months
st she had kept company with a private in the Grenadier
Guards, stationed at Portmenotreet Barracks, and who,
having promised her marriage, had from time to time ob-
tained from her nearly all her money under pretence of
making purchases of furniture for an apartment in which
they were to reside :after the wedding had taken place. She
bad no reason to doubt his sincerity until a few days ago,
when she ascertained upon the most undoubted authority
that he was already married; under them circumstances she
had laid the whole of the facts of her distressing ease before
the commanding officer of the regiment, by whose advise
she had come up to that court in the hops that something
might be done for her. The magistrate expressed his regret
that she should have suffered by such conduct as that which
had been stated by her, and recommended her to proceed
against the soldier in the county court for the amount
which he had obtained.
MARLBOROUGH-STREET.—A DARING Bectowin.—
W. Jones was charged with burglarioualy entering tba
dwelling-house of Colonel Goldernid, 2, Park-crescent. At I
about four o'clock yesterday morning the colonel's butler,
who was in had, heard a noise in the house, and immediate, I
afterwards observed a light under his bedroom door. He
got out of bed and opened the door quietly, when he saw the
prisoner with a lighted candle examining the fastening Of
the street-door, after which he walked up stairs. The boded,
finding the back-door leading to the garden open, dual ft,
and haying called cep another of the male servants went up
stain and found the prisoner concealed under a sofa, On
the footman seising himby the collar the prisoner exclaimed,
" Don't hurt me, I shall not attempt to get away." The pollee
were celled in, and the prisoner given into custody, when be
doggedly observed that he was very sorry he hail disturbed
the butler. On an examination of the premisee,
wide bed evidently been entered by the back
dere Men the garden, it was discovered that
egembselse, a gold snuff-box, and other articles had
=wealth Illteth the dressing and drawings rooms, and the
bed eetvehy gene into the footman's bedroom while
he was Weep, led alter abstracting a half-sovereign, a pew
oil-case, end RION silver from the pockets of his teeming,
which were by the bed side, took a desk out of his reaniabs
another, and broke it open. On searching the phew, the

epaulettes, eauffhox, and articles mentioned were found
upon him, as also a " jemmy", and other housebreaking ,
anglessenb.—The prisoner, who made no defence, was
coon- i
omitted for tri
LAMBIITHaI..—TniCHARDI OP ALLEGED CONCEALMENT
or Bias. Mr. Wm. Barnett,poprietor of the Crooked I
Billet publieshouse, in Johnson's 'thanbis Rosemary-lane,
was finally examined, on • charge of concerned in the
concealment of the birth of an infant to w ich his barmaid,
Sarah Davey, had given birth.—After the examination of
fresh witnesses Mr. Norton remarked that it wee perfectly
dear from the evidence that the deceased young woman,
Sunk Deem', had been delivered of • ehdd 'before she left
the prieenede house, but what had become of the body of the
infant there was no evidence to show. It had been stated,
for the first time, that the child was still born ; and from
this circumstance, and feeling that the investigation, which
was a very proper one, could not be carried further, he should
discharge the prisoner.—The prisoner was accordingly du
-
charged.
THAMES—Tita ATTEMPTED MURDER AT Sr.Osonot-
IN-TRE-EAlT.—George Mason, the man charged with at-
tempting to murder an old woman named ChriatianaWilkee,
was finally examined. The particulars of the first inquiry
have been telly detailed. Yesterday the injured woman was
able to appear, but she was in a very weak condition from
the lea of blood. She stated that on the 21st of last month
she went to bed with her grandchildren in en upper room at
No. 5. Norman-buildings. At about 11 o'clock she heard a
noise below, and very soon after her room door was thrown
open, upon which she rode in the bed. Her candle wee
burning low in the socket, but was not quite out, and there
was a glimmering light through the window from a
lamp in in the court. She saw the prisoner standing on the
stairs near her bedroom door, end as she rose he rushed into
the room immediately and came on the bed. She said
" George, do not kill me." He did not say a word ; but she
felt a smarting cut directly, somewhere about her neck. She
then felt a cradling weight, and a continuous stabbing. She
did not continue upright in the bed, for the prisoner kept
her down. He soon after left, and she felt herself begin-
ning to rally when relieved from the weight. She saw him
go down stairs, upon which she got up and attempted to draw
the foot of herbed tothe door to secure it. She then with diffi-
culty got her window open, and called out " Murder!" A
neighbour sated what was the matter, to which she replied,
" George has cut me to pieces." She then requested to have
her son called from No. 7. Her son came in at the window.
There were no shutters to her lower windows and it could
be easily undone by pulling down the upper sash. The pri-
soner had been paying attentions to her daughter, and she
(witness) had told him that it was not agreeable to have him
owns to the house. Her daughter was away for a week
previous to this transaction. Prisoner had asked when
she was, to which witness replied that she did not know,
and added that it was so use for him to come there, as she
could not tell him where her daughter was to be found. A
few days previously the prisoner told her that he had given
her daughter has sister's address in the Hackney-road.—
Mr. W. I. Broadwater, surgeon, Cannon-streeeroad, said he
wee called in to see the wounded woman shortly after the
attempt at murder had been made. She had suffered
severely from loss of blood, which flowed from twelve wounds
more or leas extensive. There were two dangerous ones in
the neck, one of three Inches and a half in extent and the
other three inchee.—He was committed.

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dub" mil Wadi kenos Osiewsm. Wm dodia=•:
As eroded the serial prey et the demon tu moo
he onlimen, thi &Mew err as sum
1.11111111."1.10•1= to
big• lbe Ob adhrebia
Mtn reread thd ein Ink= IS
the selpit Medd
mint Mt Ohm& se dierrehleue *ay rail MI it • pram le
he Maw te • rercareer at the ameree, r ilkestees they
weer rear, dike le the rertered q
eism at audeortad et the
In beckerseres it V. Is eke, r el thereglogil
Carigerriebrey et asersei=7. The 1110.51111••••••
Mewl tin di the a Oka wane hen the
titostemethased thee make imam with the seeserell etre '
er darner the great thowergires, and a Met hark thew. I
imautietory la Lenbith, were many einpsed.
The willies lor the dons V. rapidly ehmillog, mg a
seksieet sees would be Mad our grew leer by the led et the
wenn menth in se dim to men, Ma
n.sidnist to inner the
yeturret beeking oat end inns. while et thie adondoe,
oink bad Ina dattromeil he kw lied et eillsoconi be emokted
in reedy kr resten by the ad et lene art. The Clandebedeed
fleddrieg, red the GOMM IMAM lir wen proladbe tan
=X roan stint indeed O•ne villa ha rentrat it
to Oak espinksre le to millest parole seam; end
the inn rowan inn& la to lialleklikt an tolkint Mat
Mire the working eprelkse WMmstill farther Herbs, end
miry dlagaddar asalml to he las beams liwineweres sad
Arrewee. Pres Prebeet le Chther to J
the
Brigham Orr
Ilne. sere weak bed reried. end the amphora% of Ms Ms
weer be sash* by to nosh et lvam next. The Unapt= Orr
lime nes sly kut essasonissa. id I timid he mural a ea
era et
itgalkest. The smoke Net to the whir her were
word all vi the withmentery eilassisi Mho
mold be ao fa ming the Wei to Onsimbei, .411 a,
endows, end Portemedi, k the widen of the sonalm yam
The Chilreleat dreg tad to the led belt-yearly mere, be ler
ger reared te ghee Ware them a vim at toe lino. and the WWI
at do trio at di s wader dirlds; eel dr the semperatim sesta
mitt at to teelle ertle tined dm Me stredleg rent That more
ked bees eandein sakkatmo. Maio that ad rides astern
W error In the Wks/ mind Wine ; thintire be maid
Word to pm no MOM by dm* dike, that tad
Pith he In brier the Was beg beta erected the
Masan et the Moss, the direr= wenserteted el their le
ernes the skim at the .spry to se iwiraor ratio of reit
With regent le tare and terms be earefeekUthe capitol of the
company with gegareeeete terkeheasy, he wide state dist wady
wore was etarrsoled whirl Ailed power to egestend the "WS =Sag INS ,711 el. Is werserkg Nike
future rents there VIIIII • to
Anew LoithNla/M. a&
tension, Um w ad and he threllaisp.
ton and Hardwire tea Dr es the JlMllliglernaU
bed fahltremery to Wel Pm ohm ma
to SAMOA Os that .Surf te, birnint twit et di pa
eon ea ea evatep-as time 4,41,1551. ronlaid. A was sot aird
to oder* Ilaa amoost at evidoda. as it w prekebb kr kr
weer be dther o
mil er re
eelk; Mt he hedermilled
&restore, and the y Meer rata which bed illie
41Fkr
St
7.. yr wet Herd set. bewever, think that It kegs
ar ern at twisty rilllnge. Al rant they bed me NM •
rent( el reerres d~he our 'Ow co dada irk le Milk
would he reught be fin ell the urge mar ken Breeeked
and klelmert, ereeklied to 110,000 perk; kee. Mee they
opened te Werrimertilige, it War be Sadmisd dot Nis elo.
Weed M. re art k well reeks ANSI. per wow&
Therms an dower le thdrakeskehre, whirebedigees
them Milt, I the nerd= et kis He would glee
them the are of mileage M tie CO••••PONF.P•li••• of tint loutf
t year :In 1811, the mar per mile was I ;In 1842, 1,8321.;
In ler, 1,9091. •in 1844, yelps. ; and in IS Wk. In 1846 try
lowered theft fa'res, whisk seven 0 IV:4VMM die per cent., so out
thr ottly received 1,8401. et 1,8301. ; WA Is 1147 they had received
1,0241. It would most likely eemr bother Seethe kw pekoes were re-
deeming thermielvanberbere wretweetherstemerter eensldered
-namely, the deremisset the lindailthe hawed st he Derebee.
ter doe. The moispenee wie, tin It woo sasiedloply kink to
Wow in whet Manse May weire Mei lapel toW-
ean the hash link they Men be mown to add as the
ishenel members bed nee seentebilmest by he peed dde
arm is mossetary matters. He eve War demadasmalmaaCi;
dam to imagine what their Maiden marl den to end direst
:Vend when the whole 0 reeks, lbesshosii be bright to
at
had told them low ner aril weer kaki= 'mutt to
7 per emit, and be err so rams to dean he tau& They rd
herd, doebrese, various rearms vita bole WI din rillitand
mat otiorddease the direeten, mili drew ef_
.ilkilmik bdas
so ne up cwt a/Natalln, of want et walkers, et kretterrs trier Is
Ur scrients,-In tot there ma errs esgeggemede, the weld
be devised, which he brined they bad sot- hie& With regard le
making their &ridge& up est ot the capitol, he hart le etre at
gg Jan. 1, leo, the wird MO 2,604,40.4. Us. ed.; and dodos the
Mt six half-years there bed bees added to It-kr treropthe e(lend
=Mt.; for lend, 1,41771.; M aintrocis, permanent m y, end
110001.; to the in telegraph. 4,6011.; to law
Ito_ISM 17e. Id.; kit owesset
sack. 4,7761.
The nines mak idled _ roe}non sine a noel
stemat, otter dedustlig 11111. to Ind add, at KM He
left It then to their end we te say whether there had
been any dirdends takes set et the capital. With regard
to the complaints which had teas mote relative to the want of audi-
tors, he would May that the wily purr essmeny with which he had
OW boss seined that had been robbed. am me the mart' of
which hed.Uoleft.to auditors; bur the dentsion sherd think
MAO= ~.., , th. -.•!...... woe. quite
willing room es gar the Wier dimes wile bad been lbeoupt
against NOMle gerigered OM missite worth hie errs lie
proceeded ilk regard le the Metre anterior rate mo-
ray, that la wlsidablog time, kile hewn Is date toper Wading
order. Mt smoke, the &melees MO out te work-hewing but
a short Wm fres the dale at the special seestleg la
August, to rare the capital; bet gem of the sulwribers err net
take up their ratio, other* would net, and the result was throw
eh: not Aga. The directors, mire 0. nein which bad bets shows
on many firmer °carom with NOM le 11, ited the anxiety In the
localities through which It purr. sr miles also the errors ex-
pire which must be waled-teeseirten rem circumstance, they
felt bound to Oa all in their power to wair en kase project'. They
accordingly minstatd thew gesikeres Mk eras they were In the
habit of balm coumel, and day wen mend to 'absinthe their
minor to • sensiderable V. err set row their ratio,
In order to arrive at the aural et NOW. New he (the
chairman) heart the directors wen ended to I vow ot dmis for
that step, irked of being blared to It Mom me elm, is bh
opinion, either point in their knee{ Or directors lad spot
27.0001. • wok AM the kb al list ids, int bed never one soy
call upon the reareten, ewer kr iliele. fgrieg the wheie et that
period. Ask mere* fiat then weer le sere diserion with
regard to the Wear .neisse. le wawa that they shield dia.
pose of the odor odd= Hitt waft sia. mahrithe 1011•4•••1 •
Itp,Mo wad" ki eni Own, Om
dr- Hoer rellighar di thetas alserises et the cherries with
regard** 111111611. wire ad*, Insisdi n he Node of keSt the
man& Wd Wm ittss in la oily Wag* unit ail
not Own estekerrsVithe derhelfed km inl
not kr It bell has illintod. addrdaaddia haw da Oa
report der ,essikeisiint in be tali the Modem led
Was kitimalles- nidee to he asstilisig. Ulm=
were mild& to en illid WI tem ins Ihr Inds
imply bat he odpiple isissitth &Ma dent the sheen
ereastdesizt.igz.rarredtonthalliiezttehbri Meyair""ws
The Craft sell Ike pow wo7 to oain the don they
&red was to ihand he sismat host thee ton seetwasst.
M. Hodes me et MEM area OM that could be Are, het sea
flirted ther the gegydelen limn out be put to thee MOW He
then proceeded to smith et vim netionmilia es Jinn
In the raterire et la milirke
prodaw on
Railway Compels litielkkik .11rili pit ms on
Ma 1 sad Mein WM OMB
to whin bad ben ph; Is Wid et kith likae rab=
thietweauirim ost ao laMmimplisitimemillysepedmitha
Thelon naldisid lin se le
10, W 4, is 1 it weld
hip Md ban lie _knit pew a kilo
37 lb kit it lere m { lonian se kat tot Mtey
wire t~lmsi the smishl.
71~mins mode aim sapilimine Is lo
otdabolog r
pansy of do alba ma digand Is Its puha odas et deesides
anis. Then was Ittle that they Mint Moe dem Mar
with the old Wshilytteddi stand ha Winne ; .4 be when ad Ur ed.
, mama whin hos new to ito the lens et end
' pane, IMII IMMO WWI NM wheredes bad bin the est et
distebenk.
rattsilieriond ant against whin hooks= teartwides
al
ohm 1.1.11 V
assidnal that diamilis eteldr."asseente
basiroLogiarsipopelold et hist a week beim Se i=
se mg are wilk ease otionidn-lti.
Ilid weed the Minton in willig ssallais to
air aribstaa. la imp mpg that dry Arid lie ell a
Raw ; and, he elinimild Is stens up the Dens sad Oars.
yoll, be hi Ilist Men well p le Mons&
Ina regard le Ihe esseere. he = resened le the
*mks *Web Ist bus nook be
did to the dankiden. - lir rbetimit isTirt wend is
IdinSide,nruee gnat Own le mist We &haft whim ts
Oat moths woe am put tie the nodes et lira
wee eserlidiessit.
The mend Resat Mae hawse* &MAWS he din.
Ind 011 pit amt. ptpYll.asrldeßemik mit; Wad power
le the hdftm to aim ill it SDI penes et inn we es dray moo
sullmbil to Moe to pet if piimit; sal dishelog thd no aIL
'WINS be ahem' MIA ain. estaidis iii IP seavamoseset k he
Vibe notice hag on in the iatiediss if the Own Indio ill.
recasts, Hr. Hew reared re inemdemstnliented net Mem set I
masked Is welist 11 es they het breast all dabs kr eniti.
dam, pelinhety Ist iig emsetinni Se ithisoln
ct the mans to saw proses IN we edhedinr speed et
pallimad, nithershy_sedditting a Wees mess in II imp dam.
ties et elmilnkm.. Wok eimeW the moadmist. isblehan
rialasmil het, We atigiall =dm Was ended by a kw
woe dis pity width the hist* uptaid Ns hid.
demo lalboilhalem, owl salinased .than to wooed with to MP
now aim idliment. to this noontime sa
ode inemil=iLimeldeb
wear
stieeil=lbe isloimitle Mulddr:= TV iemiyseal. r. .
sad • ass ressenrile mil ramerreeelems traMes
mum et the le mil hillatiblet
aut n.the papido d ode
isikterommtir ray
the the owned eta think vane* ammesMTAlLli
a rake* et the undies, nes simitally sa add id. nod is.
know sid sopit loweide ill adaagabralag thpr meld
utteriadrattey sill evaldaddh set e* mon the • et pa.
the ishosoMtatassag dr litlim Of UM. ,
Ivry of sal ?Mats essinaid onus sad =under
the mann et imam Winn esmtarne• he
at be rim=
thatikee. Oat ash pet_ ad lha 1.1. ..
reeler et the ampler Ire es ke IP hat. as were is
imonmodou at as Apt /WO at the doweisidim are siendelly
von an et tee sad ; in Won into maistisa by the man er say
mum deedin, will be bid ten n dine by hen sift& awn rink.
-Ter. Beam nitersted lie mina et the et do winos i
esterkem-4k. Podia reamill Or maibliag k
Mesa teers et whet be sordsrette be, tis
ciao m he oinpasts Anis Is lientos tbsillellES
-Xt. lathe ill the behesellus vitile bit WeilseS
op= ble modem Is advisides these Ilmis, akin
ens len hem be thrill st bins, sty
be
minisks nib Medisn-akin • to wins hanlti Odin Is
ildiosedtheestemlis Waikbet who isideassil to imodes cd
he dim
delis nth= darn I•l4.lirbeanillan mot korn
ha%carai lbet nest Wllailson • the iota W
seddisithen-ittr. linanal
ighsin gamin by On illehnin Is smalindi nth the
Mee et litterellre-abegereadkp sertedel with three
kr ilme diem mi Mons
sireineisalts dam o=p, We derr of y
m-
ilks. 2
Mail SW= Wankiia Smut Nnvidwricat COYPANT.
- -.IIW-yriel MOW, Feb. 17.-Mr. W. Tice in the chalr.-Tbe re-
age ada error was u follows : The directors in meeting the
=4l=bre te remest their attention fa a moment to their re-
-1 Wt. The rear Proa tun ststanist et to clrom.
Mar Or larded the tornados d as empity : It Muted out

he eirealewellil alb the aid ocsaparo, and gavel • tot of
t sap treloyelerbi I * Nishe rued progress it in build-
ing isew roe ef • bast dr 'ma 1M lllMlnelle with Mars.
I Mar tad Ow Ni that_prom. WIN pupa le Ihe old firs, the
!dear raged thir WOW le rpm ef Om by pirate era,
Mil the WY*, therratomin let soy eflirsorany=
err our
sad the dis boribeept it
11e ear Ni imterest The a s low bier err to 11=1-
I pay by par area. The. ie a—ma Idit girt la ass
.Na el lured Na
iilletepere the sir Nip Ps 1111
at the ado eirether. wee int.** dwerk
I a the Mare daft la July hut yr. IN Car wit was
Ora aid annnear the Orr bre mare rit that
=l.The third sad lid meth the Dispels le mow vtasir.
Ni 'rag trod" to Tres Ten leer It Is
ea In spa Ni Omar No male N. rem
der 111557
blre, Yritbkl=4""44. Ni pop"' lemi
fra that It.. mily le Aar tt a pest roars it fuel, the
oda of rob to we In the roar arm, oneree. TM direr
l=sli litho* lee the re they ertased, that, la
rake rehearslm elity leery the public MT.
NISISSES the arils le ter lie with arta
"geed 11th earireakosy Ni ..what ww i ea r diet to
ram nesememories le Ni . Thl mart Is still undo
aserna with Ni Lards et N. The aro rota
theenthetrat emir al thermenty.fraluly to Das 1817 Melo-
&lb meson ageranee ID *AL Mu lb. Tatum is not mushier
Inane samilep ot the pmts. Me armsmeth II so far amides,
awe.errors hits that Ike r during die
ay apresta litrelllV Ni the eirrostion with
home, me thet MO* rentint Who re la trot that
ters mare eerier eid emsagetagy mum pratita The not
the sempry=stis amerneed emplete. Oarmsedid MIL
Mar sad See* the empettlisa he dr Preen
talk b friebl age are sera biomes. to tbie
ammadeedee vine ge rubdors milisse et
a snis Mon dreg pra the 'Wawa ebb 1:1=
tor theiktormais ef rest. Mb eat spud mad
whiek am Ni the art gre Ind dimness mad pale.
Aker own resemeldenieweeed the arsons meammed a
evidesil et pee mat rseri. ea the errant NOM mans
eft ti eseim at no aselegat des illet Dee. ier. roar
dkerm the
—en. name The,MOM abbiet. wad one midi.
a XT. Valpy. retire by estatim bet ire MOM Ni reetectica.
IN terse sorra showed a told al 02:1.41111. 5.. t Id.
111,11171. ; Mime Ni divider%
;AVMid. In the aria art id
:—Pareir of lar Wert ele=tie=ile
=liacebe,42Blrrelor ef. err ef rird tria
eigelhe
three isme Tspe art d
alggeharibMise-411,8704 law
*We qpreinil ta account el Ma et
11.1111. lima Medea sad Warm lisitway Company."
ftelnana domed thr be them* their condition array
mesembig; gin Ansi. be did IN pored that rue • very pm
halo emera. be nought they wee ia se how of ruining akar
timmdme the
Tr report meta tZwarier deers rs-dected, and Ni
reaminer of the Weft read et
°SWAT WESTIRX.—He—London, Fa.
war
17.—Mr. C. Ern laatleares was ay leer
TM Maims; ka war the mismilligh dam Oat wils
months fit ar the en
ial dblalbeleg *Or shminatems
the meats art disk tomedilly Min mold dds
day report te the led hme "nowt weept sallorileeen
the ememeall samb Met at Ni oet latimehi
lids wasp, bad la mom way we Woe amp* selbred. Ilembeats.
mombrlerws. capitalists. sed Mons% bed ham gad hod bum
embed breath the peewee at Ni term It was sr *be
expired the the great mem, aura et this stray. d►
pair se they we al the bar of elitsafigas&
seemery he easmier au their wait, te the tarns
sad as nek men. ha would ehe tint te Irma at le be that
taw almatontel the rev Ira" shaddest
tha toren amemodel 411111 mag. sad prim la the pm al de-
cree la the &mem hid asnift the mood.
mem et girds WOW Na., er todintrb the arlar en abets the
Mar bed or Ihr may manly rola Use main line
bran Lore ma Mattel, Tr W hair le °reed, Meu-
rer, Gioessar,d Ceara% IN been at wok Ni mar yrs
sad bad sorra err
_esperelka "'ninon, erred of dm& the
trams on these Mar led enter to arras not seermally
and blare, bet shadily sad emily; for he better
that Own wen bat three weft In the last half-yeer,
with troth, la wheel the his bed not earterably in.
erased. The Irk and rearsr them re. dart the eve-
reaped"; rat of the lest belf of Na petering year,
re aka shyer,. Thu anempetor rend into with regard
to the sebilder Meg wee sae thew purpose of bringing the
troths an ths "id re. se is emiraved or the arreasionaothers.
Thor mrrearallurengery toper of and adopted. There
wit nothing lanegrometeeervbin edema which was calculated
my way to Week *elk meet hear derive le retard their final
emletion. la roe apante whist they mode they had a
t into as era sr atter lINIMOMMU.•
had given at ganwelees Ni Ni getrislit of 8. 9, ornli
per cent. The previaMar te width he arid we the Sentare,
&menet, Leamington art Ozierd, owl Ow* Wiles lion. The
South Wales line was or risk woe Na prelhate. They purr
tad a per cent. cut alit, ad from the dr two 4 per ter lie be.
lend that the wate so larva In the Idler adapt see or two
hat the mestraplis more dr large towns,- width yielded a trio
et mare tam pee emt. Taking, this, tbie elm d Wl_ r_peettlen,
Ni mom wW,th Ni ear bed to pan oarmin dinar air-
streams was pint sod 'bra to orgeol altogether, tor
the pesere, sedi wens se waster and to postpone,
as kr Arm earandwithrir engsposentathecomplatita af those
works rat hid been rearsei, dimlnlab their ems
at
hiladmtolreamdithinrumma toapply their reaps astheyeanth
Into their mat argrawirleso4 to ads pray but teriently the
of bar dr. The teat drat a come mar, be was
me, the with 'cadence. They bed continerd to work all
their wW Ni mat oorte rd perfect efficiency ;
they IN beta ear le meet their hater (and they were not
breerderable), sea pre porseate then works not, to be aure, with
their euttomaty deipak bet PO no es to mint on their engage-
ments with Mr errata to their pond satisfaction ; and all
this they bad does reed requiri%%yessistance from the
bankers and without tars ty ate at a higher rate of in.
ter than 3 per ant. The mat dr of Mak las which
was exhibited in the mamas Mkt bed our distributed immem
them to he was care, pre toothy ida_tory. IN directors
were, by and a carte, rabid sew to piNe nt disport d the
sharehaers • nada bare eupower them, if they east
PON.O•pop. O.Po epoooloompldielloual t pwa MIL
half-year ; but at the sane thee tbsy errestly recommended them
to be satisfied with St par our. ani the pretest occasion. taking into
consideration the present state ef the counta7. lie knew that he
should be told that they yr trent hitherto to carry over
a brae of a few threat, and that now they bad
• bares of no lee • am than 41,0007. ; bet he would
entreat Siena to laborer that the tem In which they were
ettelirdetering the ribs of the empty Ws no ordinary Man.
The ars and the pink bed indeed red away, but the distms
which they had occa•ioncd wan left behind. The trade, oommeree,
sad manufactures of this country were all languishing. Let them
bolt wry they would, sad they would see a arra necessity for
economy and Mreashmar. Date the arcs of thin cause the
bac not only of the liter) aga to this etraty, but of all In the
ha rows area Wmenid symptom of mime*;
ri:ttwlthesed that.aL=siesidamme rand—ell would return to
prosperity, though tasty geidaally. In addition to
the arm to lo they must retwllect that
they had merry arid mew Sass and that thm khonld have others
to opia, mid that it was wed rem that lines did sot berme po-
than Ni a seridorabie poled stter they were mdsethey ma
anwrirs tarry Na mar rib they trended on them to the
lid d the ae.pe y tad Na pay Na interest of the money be.
=Mena eat w rename of do . There Ira no
that tbess Zees Na tarn out pr y. and that in a
per or two they nod tally develop the fmmo which they enpected
be. the. The loath Derr line maid in amy short tiros be
and when try had a are stermiestkin with
tli.ef Plymouth, there ear be r drat that
deur era aft pols of the wail word resort to that port,
and Imam the Mile MI *dr 11.111. The Swath ere
lint was third by ems we whin apeeted ea all their lea bet
the dream a thetmilmy reetellialeillibe per Mord Ni won
ir tot se they mak aridly pee,ely Red with a N. no.
pri erns brawels et the won prawn semis
of future awry, bet aura re mad elmee bolbre they add
reap the freiti of that. The antra itembt, *aim the they
would ls acting Indy a e! ante a baser Wirers
then Na to nest Ni gentimparis thrt lOW one
hung nterval. The err re one whit exmilitererly
bltr/ tothe shareholderr r them nerd the Mehl et *done
wheat, would do with net roomy solid had be. eddy d le.
tizelpreatemelimry akt
rasp
Zs% Met%
that et the empair (he dry Ni Ni some Ihnet/gathe
eadedist. Lir, I =fa = Zit i t=4.f
thtrdry
ailh=bet wirer fine whim Med, sod bat. et tho
amp Om la vas amid W thme deledotbs=wend
ergo negiale thr ft am at the
part et*, V. drVit4==. re bre
width Ni
was= Mime
asesemet Smite
prat err
may par hare "sea It MOM le am rimermes that were In
the lath of 'Meador Whoops NM not woo spin in
t eMi with some lkstr et My saw pligesh. If had teen that
starat they wend be alai le our nit thsse were literally no
paste,Na offir am et gl assentag Ni name being
two NaMin mum N. Ni
Maar lark sed the atlembon line. The
desareols moientell Ni bemb must be in
thgr issellmdm, al Tetheree be semen Ow him to do more
NM Melt * SOL et Mart, which re ahr
iteging tea eau Ihr. rid to, width they wore "rya reedy to
am, OmenrwlWrawhaded rife to a threat and admme
ft...alt so Mg eel gamma was the hong Mk gegen to the la.
dealt le Om am not maim OM gry mod mt ham say
="grt It Wend lie*d by thin bong wig to them the
Imo& hit Min grip That memo wail la emeseted
by Ni mew mayor Mom Na it we lmt mesa ;IN
they Mired late litimeelo win Ni la rpm the it
limn W' ea NiNa Medan et Ode Ni Mee ormakeM.
Meader taim ha esimos Itavimelsed term
std
etemarddre. mi
They. would mambo net=
mesa nomeddly teas* itemattee it the Memo et Commes
LA earl" end wit empriod prialedea car get
ea
eandadreas In Ile pier err. Thsy bed are res•
rents rad srmoNth Ni lana oars Clert °mum,
end& regifeget senemlopmesuls Na bid bi the rte.
sad mita; and be thew lime wend wee settee is
thee rail area a gel Id* to ad Ni mitgameds aln
Min dry may bare mitawn ilea USIMI Imes areesemmy Ni
NW leer esentrity MIL Sem ammeemeate. NW, weft Ala
drearimmes Midt wean oldirs thod to Pshorl* Ni Mi. TM
Seen Werra werepla wildittAreawebille tem
air a Nes tem le
betste. Pow,
think laths parr rra tobad
er rapt la the last,
though frtio the per ivilway *rim it wad wpm
that a thirdlthe sesemery for the Irak of Farm art Weethary,
bet re ham Hmasellied to Wray would ltem ama kager.
Old par with ars thantionsTradon er is le the
=pre ; it sart the rads We to
rett Ziglead, becaweihrt= rwe miles dater. and
the three red ba dame la a Na Woe of tr. Thies
re the air two prefer to airs =1
the presager& they Ind other bris bs
them to Emir a dedodse gam E-oMrd mdi lamterbset dm •
as • • mark pater acemmethdoe to the labalelmle Lee.
; se loth the darthint tin limolaged
gag= speed gorpry bed sp that sea wet agm liedie that
they well est ark any doubt as to the meter* L
neer yes sie • bill by which they word Ward par
ill ell* Om to out the 'grommet Midi they
"Men Ni. with the Brmletpam sed Weed Comp%
!Ids leoughtina to state to trot bed sansei with
Ode arra* with the North Iteersgs7meler they =Sir,
sod Whit or the anal porta et Mr They had always
bra met imardi &sews be teleg itmelha to an amicable
trmiesta. if assompilded air s=llth tams. hulftstg
_81.1"1 118.1.4.1 tre I."l7the nth silletemirreid be
kr— adialliarythe dthatartdatorritalt rise
=ra=2l:=l"=2:6ll=
d▪
ray wan INS oreregthe wet me mud la gene
NW
ommirtjhredgeosailith they holl Intl preen Ihriteleg ett, they
died a 1111 Chmiery,lngleg it ne mann srehleollese d the
Sato dot OW de JOlllhodie ondlit PRIMA literibe Menem
Wore Min as WMW Ifs gimes eit the
ark they la Ora Mleir inelelekt, bower,
iareed elmorleglima ea nehmen nibs Middy et the
Naleach/ es ird ea dent Ity="lesumg as to the bar
gessipdhen a ahremer r girth tat, Mish mart es
oig OrtmarlemernignmededingaildribebrotedbanstrlM
tele lem. peahen wen se embille poen ea Milk a meet at
=soliad=thli deret matabsei lag. The gmeilee the
Visedeseeder ayff,d. wow
W
b. bong losed it ng teguid. ferM
disy yameithe. UskO sermaide 'Mr mpsiled eal=
resslim to the Lid Mee. who diellieedlbale agtenth
coon se to the bilemdeatomateed la en lbres. ow,
*Mg km se* gra mi thet OM they hot no formal or1=7:1
dada nibs O
marm Clresteyaa die ralidialasua.t the =ea
but la the of Ids target Na Ida
we pond principle". MA i_si N IMO ptenisels. whit

be (the chairman) threight ray sendadr on the garden.
It wag to obtalaglaggre M mar them Is aorairte the whole of that
rstrasat tilt sew aria Mr kw Wlto which be edvarted. It
had bar Oat innerelser wr lasposed by Lord N'harn-
Weer. If sea war the wer ha . barer that their lard-
• Ittao tabs the hest slew se re Lad Chreran sea-
Ira* iswed drama ward be a err et the arm at Latin
Y they rank* he than. Ma amid anw runs that whir taw irt
14 heara they had nanter • raw Ma the willaber tIL
NUMMI immetrinstat the Oohed wed law ialra sea•
taking • Sri sr hatik adinanter at that isitiethin. yen.
polar awe so lapwing er they arremery required garb ea
*Mad" sod It aril ask theerses, he err on the }root
rasa tw liar, Maw had rem ear • few haws In Ms
lisethe, to moms say arks an ther, but this ir word
of, that the directors tame hthilehrtg byre deals
is pease which they shade_ salartained, and ar they
war say ent that writ to ti 1a =teat They had same ether
bills before retlearat ter r ether moms than to ask ter an eatin-
g= of as lire Omer Om to wirier their works. The eon tar
la he repel with newt to Mr weer arid entirely depend on
the emitingidal Moth el tee wherry for the neat few months or the
ant weer, lot st this try may he awn{ Sot the directors would
aaaß elawily sad rest eartaarly. Ms hoped ana termed
C 7.1.0,. of le bad pork WI the languor et the
diners ddi fred. The nary waranies Ms country mast
ant mew kb •
a rash sa body goo et swareithsa with era arr.
✓te whir shall nergeponst sad lark road tresset
earbto their war. raft rd an-
Warr, aid rem as lightly ea roar
_en =rirenearess awl
re re rdiv nrentra d the yearistrk by PoillodiK
are au Mr as nook an lbw sada la rem perm sea di.
rector rarer fur Irking lolls an the prarister they shard
bear in mind teat they had Mond into appaperwas which should
be folithed. and that. sloth all other eseathersdans, must be
the ethelderathin of better sod good taltiL If they pursued that
arras there was as raid at enseass; en tbe contrary, out
red that they ler ward roe pod amid result. The Wale-
's:it mg the pairarat earl row rare vim and Jolt, end would
sere It areenge sal sr stir awl wets to, the aware of fact.
*agog tha samotitha on aldgMise. rd wt it tree results
ward tree meter stability, , end itendlows le that elm at
=ln which was now at segital, and
wee now involved the waltdatagiis=Bll4sers et hems he.
bp. And more justice would he doe
te teat dam et eatermiss
mark through that capital, end by mar of those ladvirek, had
dam awe be believed than toy
_Ohm door waterpries. en any err
rear, to promote the Arial and etwarreal latetinta et this

The secretary then read the report, whMit stated theft Om tweed
mos tine between Gloucester ad(leslasolum vas mod ea the
ISM Weber. The proprietors we and Ms water perdan el .
Ode aftway (about sax mil
s))
_ow whid=tegnired
by lbs miginal set of 1
eeleeeM, end hen leen Mom
=atio thisttklat W,
the =so IhseitillZio=reLquarter
lime Ile are rodeo la M. Jametsminsee, In the sem ct .M.lten:
ham te this esmay, who me,oramemali, the
immenimirr="lthe rains railing Wawa glienerier and
ChillNilm. TM Berko eiM Hots Mori tram Maw le Ifforager-
ling, sitars et te Mb} Wm Wand he
mane eall 06 the
lielleessiser. TM ImMe M goads hes storm in expected to
hem on impotent Ma In thei lemma this railway, MI the pre. ,
robes is eandwigag it ore Whig min There la Mimes ai Its
Mem% and shady a mitten at Ike ttaM hi brave* he the line. :
TM mmagnmst eit ponmand dodo Mop, end werdwane to .
Magda the tall iligellagsalag et that trio will be mak as ex. .
AA.Z.44=
mime wry elm ohm ma be met usefully marled to 6
empat emery Meet. to the lhadted extant ot the z
Olencoster aud (3telt= IBM Bak eampany, and to the 1..
fact that the Ilringerfantlimosk bei mad bet a few days for li
min the slake Meth et Ihis wafted by the Gnatti
rirmenween
nOmmeny in the lam kralLyeie as Bean praatleel purposes, I
be reapaged so neatly the same as Met alma is the sangsgagiihrg 74
haffmar at 1846. The sand mew at the Mete halt.year Mows
21a. mar worked hi 1847, am aswitamied MB Mg miles in 164 e. If ..,'
a emperhon be node ben them
Yuimisin it will be found i
that the ardor et possmtwee rasa
Iggvaglug the lest half-year has in.
areund by 136,118 Mr Mt amseepondlog hilf.year of 1044, 1, that I
thus Ms ham aa alma Me 4 37,821 Ms at geode, and that the 1
receipts hate Ma weeffembillathe extent if 17,5:2/. 15a. 111d.,0f which 11
income it mip is eatfogsetary to Mho that 10,6841. ima been realised 3
emissive!? ca the Omit Weelentosl 8.1411. is the Cheltenham lines. 3,
The hionessed expegikgrogessilla In • Oatmason from the extra :
oohs mad addltianni bombs tagnired her Ms goads trails, and the tn. i
amass el t estehillimnt Mae wins& The engines ham trawled 1
1011,30 g of mere in *elates *se* the he perial. The im.
Isms now timasabba tor dividend mends to SWAIM le. M., sad the g
dbostare reemonmel that a dividend et 111. Ms. men& an Ms mount 4
of espltel nisi up, be deplored M tha Mt pear waft Mt Mem 5
I ter, 1547, $5711. ca and afar Wlet Miask la ail Ms megrimers
I who were mffelered on the Mks el the memmy, an int Moe 4
the 7th Merry teat, Meer tAng W ma et 1116051. lop.
They are Mimed in EMI, the musonendatien et the smaller
rate cif &Mart yoksolpaily by the doet of an ennenl siergmitim in
roilmiy Issas at this moment, pommffillo daring the bet leer weeks
lon Me, as an almost all other linos et railway be Imbeel. the
direstem trmly believe, that this is the natural, sad will wove es
I ho merely a temporary, result, of the existing stale at trade ma
commerce in this country, and that the crewman and Mow* In.
crease hitherto manifested la the resects et Ma autabilihad railways,
will shortly he resumed in the beaus ofthe eammay's wiskrtakiags.
The directors look forward with smelt interest to the of
the South Deron Raft.) ft/ Plymouth, and they harem doubt that, ,
after the completion of that line to its terminus in so important a port
in the west of Lagland, and when the fall development of Its re-
sources shall be obtained, thin company will acquire a considerable '
augmentation of income from a new and important traffic flowing
over the Great Western line. The report of Mr. Brunel, thecompany's
engineer, described the progress of the works, which it stated to hare ' ,
been not considerable in the bet six months. The revenue receipts
to Dec. 31 last showed that 534,4541. 196.11 d. had been received, and
1210,4431. 186. 7d. expended, leering a balance of 324,0111. Is. 45.
Several tootle. were then put to the chairman and Mr. Saunders
'the secretary, as to certain Bernath the balanoraheet, which met with
melithetory replies. The Chairman agreed with a proprietor, who 1
doted that the parochial rates on railroads were most °parsed., whore ,
they ought to be least eer,in oonnequerne of the convenience which they ,
afforded to the public, inasmuch as they had reduced their fares, ,
while the public taxed them doubly, and added, that he had pr i
• Flitter to parliament on the subject, and the government had pro. 1
mind to bring in a bill to regulate the whole subject of railway rot. ,
ing. After a WTI( ens irregular discussion, during which several mat- ,
ters relating to the affairs of the company were so confusedly intro.
duped as to reader it impossible to give a distinct outline of wiret took ,
lace, several gentlemen owasionally speaking to order et the mt.
time. ulna ///IA/sgc• owned that .. .Itricienel ow the half-yew ending
the 21st of December last be ordered to be paid on and after the let
of March next, at the rate of 4 per cent. upon the several shares
of the company.—Mr. Lillingstone seconded it.—Mr. Stanford moved
an amendment to the effect that the usual dividend of I per cent, be
paid instead of A for the last half year. He contended that the
surplus of 11,000 f.. which would he left after the teepnt of
the larger dividend, was abundaotly sufficient for pun.
peers of the company, and that the present proprietors,
including orphans and widows, whose dividends were their
only depend.ence, ought to have the full benefit. The sup.
porters of the original motion argued that the increase of the reserve
fund would improve the property of the sompany much more than a
higher dividend, Immure it would secure the confidence of the public.
Several joined in the rhseuesion.--The amendment we. then put and
rejected, and the original motion carried, as it appeared from the
show of hands, by a large majority. A poll wart then demanded and
Panted, the Chairman stating that it should close at six o'clock, to
be resumed at ten the next (this) morning and to cloreat threeo'clock,
when the remaining business of the meeting will be transacted, it
being adjourned to that time.
NOUTHERN COUNTIEs UNION.—HaIf-yearly Meeting .--
London, Feb. 17.—Major Botsford, M.P., in the chair.—The report
stated that the directors were 081 convinced of the ample resources of
the district, and of the importance and remunerative charioteers( the
undertaking. With a view to the convesience of shareholders as
little oar ' Y as posaiMe had been incurred, the works having been con.
fined to the Walk contract. Overtures had been made by influential
companies, one of which was the York, Newcastle, end Berwick Rail-
way Company, to lease the line from Bedale to Castle Bolton. • die.'
twee of 15 miles, for 41 lean, at 5 per cent., or 4 per cent. and half '
profits, on coodition that the portion of the line which in I. course of
construction should he abandoned. The directors did art think these
teems ought to be accepted. They had unanimously determined on
proceeding to parliament to obtain powers to amid their set, and
the bill as prepared would be laid before the mug
_The directors
moldered it would be for the interest of the keldire to open
dist section of the line (rem Wath by Sedate to 'album ergotism of
II miles, simultaneously with the opening etas Mega end TWA to
Mods. and the Greet Northern from Demater to Pownenosh, sin
that the large agricultural produce of Worelle)hile may he taken to
Leads and the West Riding, sad the Use estielfaw fa the Agri* may
le seamed sot only to the avestry MEOW ow ads Ise fir that of
the Leeds and Thrall. had lie lido ILerarbe. 15.14 tho direo.
tars be authesised, m Mr MOM te monentrate the toe In the
herb of Wemow es Se works d the Wensleydale Meek=
would be neeessery prim tothenazt otilitsty meeting. The
andelpete that the hoe wed be apnea hen Walk to Leybara in the
eawaserot 1849, snit Oaten asedonwill (egad! pay a proatablidltd.
dad grafts, oast. The balmonahold to 17th .Iplist showed
that 1 . Is. ed. hal boa resolved, arl 1 164.3 d. ex.
cdM, Mg a bem lo the Inalnwr bate SIAM 91. toi—
ls Yoe the edeptlea et the dam,
mil that tho
dirtettlatn= Me MM. bat Muff Ist -lea sellaciad
by the 1111161116111 at a walgisamsVp mil het
used the stout seal la Ste 4 oroor.
He raked abeam Once woo mob gleda the serellaws
of their olieraift_whes ether laSsadel amemift_stie awes
the locality, Were hig to hob pert or the wide- el Ms Mae oat
at **MAO The *ream had the ems miaow la the re.
mem &the sountry, salty eeptaththe ot the le* New weer'
Won tatattatota. He advbsd the gassMig le plea rho& be the I
aim slatsommo abseallos they besseedat frota thin ah• WM-
Yard to pay their eel* mei weak by thffr se* VOWS tit
Oen whe bog paid Mug% vidok go eattrozy to am. 83
veil se to *elm dais hat. Me wee happy to sir the dm&
Wise to Ms eisfirizilly epoddao, were mad *ll***,
rterir. of
. Nil it ashy, thrash Me lets mar
Plia7 nth* peolinst to pay I yes eta& ins mut
Mete they was sew *Moe to bey. He heel Ow .111111
ma be be Sod sme than fibs world be resin *hes eelpies;
le *he es the- the et those who wee at present not mai
et vales
their Sea lenewMge they bed et
the valhes or the Ham
gl *mete* Wt the
Mwelhelhem al
woel4_llbelt dkeelso la the wervasse* of
the ennwany% in.
ifs an that hen proemi
with fa a noting est sosaosehot team. ,ti* wee se sole
Pale **there wee emb a asp Were la heaL Me me hew Is
*km the prowleese 4th seta awe asemolie eeselltle*Mow
those media ia the lepeethel handled. esd Oet aleetlethwe
! were we lot he wee a* melds essetaMelle
1 details et we he ea* opera* et *dr Itme ; Mei%
the et %the groom sore men to a Sir pries tram say
eLesjo.Loy...., 114...... saeY =WA they torso is
aw
that. gis ilia t en an Mir dainp—ha newt the mistalkaseas doses.
Olathe repel 011.
Mithekinstiod denim warekoo akiestnt is
ints% me
the that he
hid se doatt et Vs Me Mabbliele• The thatbwe bt
woeld then be ot . awl me* =
My af the ha Weal at SOL - Hy the aped at this oh-
nodal dem lb* 084683kre mold Meets p.m et
W Mear. and attembing es wltet eestreete theyehedi bee=
Asada, **yet is& breyerbase was th• hat that they had AM
Man Immo, le aseatele the vaderteMag. He taffy ti.et
what he Mem MM.
_thee the Maas of the troMebetwees
Wight:ride-, would adliei • num of 7 per cent. Theesibee,nlTlQ
out MOM * mike that line, IMF _ wean mat
gni ismantatted lefty got a memo et 7 per mt. Be Might if
silmobadigivag• hatimed OM thek calla there 'foetid be as Mg.
la ilday this eh visa they shady found a public
a b
111 per asap Wlt mere theabegia.s given In an°y=e7
isffillo Weals la W 6 vide forward the abduct
si=M/mall ash* thou* he to go on till ths ma
wialffnd filearehabkr affitil how much of the Mb was In
: Mead Mr Makeria shawl* dr =at of 40,0001.—A Mg Me-
eosin hue am* Is whale Mr. Now Kr. Baker, Mr. Oohs%
Mr. Nee* Mr. apulase* eat eaten to* pert.—Mr.
mend ate eppekemat eta Nomittoo et beaky who wereits=t
to as sitestsel aweltes—ihe mass yes mei hi Is
deal
ot wry
_alesefe* boi *kr the atihrifier et =Laid
wed lated Mbehtbele hal i *a vibe of the
sod. =deb d the eras Iksaera the rateskreer tho
at Mr. torbalis hie walpert.—Tbe (Ulna*
than pin gm MOW mom kr the seised= at anger; MIA was
pamil inumimagy.—/tba Mlles Oman MIMI thus tedestelowet
the Mot et the smaniel IA mos wowed oL A vets et Rai to
the dinettes closed theD
NORTHERN AN gr=—liraff yearly 3ketir4,....
Lewd" Toto. 17.—Mr. Z.Polosese ha the obalt.—the meeting had
M. imledpreyerms. Is mar to was* MIL the ampere et at
—M•nroomffim Mask ffigeilffas Ost the batMeaM_nosetheas me to
be We Isar Wks *slim et direst sod filet et Moan ; lom the
• !.yeeft _suedes el the Mailes Camliee Orem/ him last ter
the Mikleheway et *Si the ingralert acheeressay havotho
dadatirelletithe Chs need Oat the *seamy be
adjoined tho of Ihreh, wheat Ow Iffelleowo' Mere milt
be =WM* le ea isieheehlok ad a MAYA dedier. Me
etototed the fleglailMder: VEMIIMINIWIIOO.
Tor, VALL-1/ 4.11.1 =.—ZdoW, Volk 17.
Mr. W. *ants the air rim*, while !
stated that the gross magma Sahel ken the Abeam an bet
..oented to 3,45111. lla. IM. sr aworty deed* the hoomo of das gaff
bait-year, and though as yet hignMma to peg lOW. AM it Mould
be remarked that the MSc at the Abe~e Use bet
harmed that of the Taff Wale Railway. The directors were