The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1848.

wits= be bad soli redideses, ns sad borrowedrirc
wormy to had to die stirrer, •••7111out1 *it g it, tea, re
to bo oso et ran ari11.14.68 ot swathe
TM Crankier, rid In was sorra this mutat Braid to
erred in era try estisterry to the creditor. He was
.bided that thaws we nesse of Weed's as ernareseat
advaregoess Men parties. • orposMat at 10c. is the
rasa lad at sne dr hoes rad of. It raid M r
whirr kr the brivast sr his Mewls to roper ewer
sere eseit arrooriso as roil to wise tor the redden
= it. The ore would rani own is arise that *a
Le night be seeded, sad it the pectin raw what
their aura filter* really was, seer per solastesdkr
raid be roe to baler re natter oars sp
sere Kr. Oimaleismi
Ire Ai A. WooDwas.—Tis umayeas, vats) bad bees as
indss is her Mailer's weir, was oppased b Mr. Myr
a eransaith. His oasplant was that slier tha
teea
bed pered bin a judge's ardor Ise tho parse ot hie
debt. M (riiisser) bad paid his brother {sr) der et 4001.,
Ira* re mar anteaded wee as ands* prekeenco.—
Oirstinderr nil this, extraordinary as it right ap.
11821, it wae. Artielhaft" Init, that, soder the Protection
Ar, the posed ext whir the creditor is this OW he d
coma sr so jar while sada the Prisoners Act, each
a tramactioa was regarded es fraudulent, and was punishable
by mass& The deal order nest be plated.

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.

The November maim of thb mart, and the fint of the
present mayoralty, communed yesterday. The Right Hon.
the Lord Mayor, the Recorder, Aldermen Gibbs, Lawrence,
Hunter, Mown. Flunk and Goodhart, the sheriffs, the
under-steriffs, sad the other City officers, entered the mutt
at 10 o'clock. The calendar anteing the names of 207 pi.
scam which is about the average number for the period
sines the last adj mealiest. The Rs corder, after the grand
jug had been sworn, briefly addressed them.
YRN Quinn It. GNAT AND OTNENN.—INTIMIDATION
NY JOURNITILIN.,—IN this ease, which stood over from the
led simian, the deteadant, R. Gray, and a number of other
, were Indicted ha unlawfully conspiring together to
=late and pelmet other workmen from entering the
service of the preseouter, Mr. trego, the builder.— Mr. Bod-
kin, for the progenitor, now applied to theme to pot-
pies the trial, en manna of the absence, llness, of
Kr. Glum the sink at the Lambeth police court, who took
the depseideas of seine of the defendants upon another ;e-
-s= and whisk depeeitiews it was absolutely necessary
be proved en tie prevent oceardon.—The Recorder,
after leekiy at ease of the depositions already in coed, In-
quired wWsr any ether object could le expected from this
pressman than to vindicate the law and make the defend.
ants and the public generally aware that such proceedings
were Megd. end unjustifiable. Upon this pellet he
had we hesitation is saying that any Wimp; by
violence and indmidation, to prevent workmen from
imationing in the service of their employer was
dearly an illegal act, and subjected the parties am-
Edging it to be punished under the statute. With this un.
derstaading, he would suggest that a mune might are
adopted which would reader further proceedings unneteestry.'
—Mr. Bodkin, for the proseentioa, said that the prosecutor
was not in attenuate at that gamest, but ha felt that he was
quite justified in stating that he bed no vindictive feeling
towards the defendants, and his only desire was to vindicate
the law, and to show ponces is their positron that such pro-
seeding, amid not be meantenaninA After what had fallen
hem the meat, be would take .see to esmmeniests with the
pieeetweer, and mesa the next ocassion he should have fur.
User inersedene the subject—Theßeseedoe then said
that the ease shwM stand over until next Ilienday, end,
without living an opinion upon the bets, he meld set help
saying, that, considering the pastries of the pieties, work-
men to be employed, and • master reqahhig their service%
the sooner they meld mine to some itembi• armee-
meat the better.—The whole ef the defendants, who had
been oat ea bail, then left the mum
Ramo ilwasre.—U. Lipkin. and T. Weeesiftweeme
indicted foe conspiring to obtain money by falsetr=
—Mr. Clarkson, is opening the ease, said that
aborted agaiad the preteen was connected with Derby or
ruing sweeps, which if not clearly laid down to be illegal,
were certainly considered to be very mischievous and demo-
ralising. The fans were that in June a sweep was open at the
hones of the prosecutor (Mr. Harris), the Equestrian Tavern,
in the Blackfnus-road, for caner the racesto be ran at Ascot.
each chasm in which was 65., and the holder of the lint
ley
horse wee to be entitled to 71. Two persona, named Cock-
and Davidge, purchased a joint chinos in this awmp,
and the ticket numbered 34, referring to a horse named
Vampire, was drawn for them, and this hone turned out to
be the winner of the race. The defendant Lipsheat lined as
clerk to Mr. Harris, and managed the different swoops, end
it was his day to have given intelligence to the parties who
were the winners of the prises, but instead of doing so, it
seemed that he marked the name of Davidge upon
the ticket of a horse called Femme, and retained
the winning ticket in his possession. Very inn after the
race, the other defendant Worcester went to the prosecutor's I
house and tendered the ticket referring to Vampire, sad
Mr. Harris having no suspici .n paid him the amount et the
prize. It turned out upon Inquiry that Weemeem wee
brother-in-law to the other prisoner, and the latter when be I
was apprehended admitted that he had had the seem hems
Worcester, but said that he had been picked up the same
night and hid last the whole of it. The learned aimed
baying concluded his statement of the facts, said that the
question to be decided in this ease was quite apart from any
consideration as to the prudence or propriety of carrying en
then sort of ormeedings, and was simply whether a sweet
could have any justification fir obtaining n of bias
master's property by • false pretence.— r. Harris, the
prosecutor, was then examined, and he proved the facts as
stated by the learned counsel.—ln answer to questions
put by Mr. /lorry, for the defence, Mr. Harris said
that he took no tickets, and had no interest in any of the
sweeps at his house himeelf, and he also %And* his servants
from taking any chances to them.—Mr Horsy here sub.
milted to the court that the charge could not be sustained,
inasmuch as the whole transaction was one of a gambling
and illegal character, and that the prosecutor had no smote
legal interest in the money as woul ed him to the pro-
tection of the law. Some discussion ensued upon this
point, but at length the Recorder said Mat al-
though the transaction might be of an illegal
character, yet he did not think tee objection would apply to
the charge of obtaining money from the prosecutor by Wee
pretenem He would, however, he said, reserve the point
tor fusther consideration, if Gush • course should become ne.
eeessey.—W. Romayne, the constable who apprehended
Worcester, was then exandeed, and he deposed that when
he took bias into custody he denied all knowledge deny
fraud, and said that he merely presented the ticket at the
request of hie orother-in law, and that he handed hits ewe
all the money.—The Recorder expressed leis °Malan that
evidenos did not support the chargeefemagismg.Themitlisomm
just seasick tended to show that Weseeiteg see the instmeneat
merely of Lipsham, as that be mass mormogizetee
Mr. Clarkson said he felt the difficulty suggested by his lord-
ship, and as ke bad no farther evidence to connect that pri-
soner with the transaction he should withdraw from the
preeecation.—The Recorder then addressed the jury, and
explained to them that, by the law a charge of conspir
could not besupportod wilds two persona &timid wereehoacway
to be concerned in it, and, therefore, u the evidence failed
in this ease to establish the feet, they mutt acquit dm de-
fending. He at the semi time, said he could not help
dating that this was a most useful lemon for perms who
were connected with such illegal and dishonest proceedings
as these racing sweeps in his opinion clearly were.
It was a proceeding merely for the purpose of
getting custom and profit in a most improper maw
see. There was nu pretence for saying that It pemeated
the intend of the turf, and it had none of the jestiffestien
that was extended to hone-racing, as tending to hareem
the breed of helms. On the contrary, it was entirely lab.
dimmer in eation, sad only had the effect of indulge,
peneem to goalie and %to small sums of money, In
the hap of obtelnies a er amount, and bad, in=
Wades to do with casing..t happened Mal on
wields= to hear mums who lied hoes eimvof leeway
in that mum amen the commie** el the crime to the
templets" heM eat to them to jein these miserable leMerbs
or sweep. es they were termed; and he waste may
to see that these who messeroesei
ceedinps were ultimedsly mile= by thsm.—C
then, under his lardsides dhotis.. ealeeneff a
verdict of Not Owitty.—The Barmier, ea landing task te
the prosecutor the tickets measeted with the
served that he hoped he shoal* mese spin see see
in a court of justice. He at the game lime advised the pe-
wees not to have anything nem to de with Drafty weep
in futere.—Mr. H said he bad quite given them up
already.—The Recorder said he acted wisely in so debt
independent of the risk he rem with regard to his lies." be
would he liable, under a partieuhr statute, to a penalty el '
, 6001., if his connexionwith such a lottery as these Derby
sweeps dimly were, was made oat.
other

POLICE.-YUTEZDAT.

MANSION. ROUSE.—Caanon or Aason.—R. Nato's,
a girl between 16 and 17 years of ego, was charged with
having set fire to a house in Restrikes* ea !swig k.
Mr. R. H. Rae, of No. 5, Bastehsap, sleg es ed And
mooning he went out, leaving his wile and the painener at
home, and in consequence ot what took place in his ahesgee
he me the prisoner in charge for arson,—Mn. Rae, the
wUs of the drat witness, said : "My husband went eat as
Batinday sinning, leaving me and the prisoner alone in the
hawse, the upper p rt of which, from the second storey, we
=At about 11 o'clock I celled her from the kitchen.
es. ap stabs, to my bedroom on the second floor, and
she gave me some hot water. About five minutes after she
came down to me I heard a heavy noise over head,
as if some wei.:hts bed fallen down, and I asked
her what she thought it proceeded from, and whether
she had any of her friends in the home, for bar
sister and her frieads were in the habit , eating
upon ha; although we bad forbidden them. 11111111hgell, when
she said there wall nay the cat above stairs, ash flat the
noise I complained of mast hare come fro. the non how.
She remained with me, for I was ill. and in bed; sad in
shoot Ave minutes I heard a noise as If of the falling cibein
and chain above stairs and I then said to her, " t can't be
the cat! for God's tulle go up stain end see what it is." She
went up stain, aid after about a quarter of an bear she
came back and said the house was on fin, and she neat and
alarmed those below stairs in the shop. I umbel etewl-
tied in bed. She came to me again, and oh, briber bonnet
and cloak on, and two bundles and a bandbox In bet Wit.
I was much agitated, and I ukadher what I wine te do. She
said, " Get sumo of your things ea Mrs. Rae, sail sale yow-
-1 self." In a Want* afterwards, I got out of bed sad
I went up stein to the MONK, and taw ea oak &Wherein
which lay at a dietsies ben the fro. The Ike wee ueerly
out is the kitchen grate. 11bets I looked is at the deer my
hair wee Waged awl my bawl woe towthed. Hooked in t
i the ease two room es the upper floor, but IL lawao Ate in

either of therm, or in any other part of the house. By this
time the Marna had bees effectually gives. I gave the pri-
sem two trunks to Ism aad the took them down stairs.
The rimer &soprani for two Mum after she took away
the two boxes, an the was, I mderstaad. seen by a Mr.
user. Elbe
Feeler welkin, Meat the street, aod seat
dm lid see that sill o'camk she had ema two distinct
lege, sad that cm of them attended with smoke aad
lim had amemedeff frem her bedroom. The yeiseam was •
mesas at Ma timetabsea said, we del Mat Mink she could
heat sees isms mil smith ereseed Ms her bathos, to •
whisk the replied *mamma Making s;efasi the either die rue.
\
AMMO, saw them. Meths. beim to matradiet herself, 50 Aserdn.„
bat I demi reeelfrot the mess aerie mei by her, and by 41 A.b,riot No 4 e 11,41
UN fiem's advice I missed tobevAisa Mr any further.qf42lo.2,l- emu
The Muse was lamed by the we being temente. is Vtn,,,,,,„:r.::::
Timm wm ao property insured, I Wave, beyond the rock 1M ere W 01•. aFo Par"
hi the shop, which was not at all aeMed by the five. ill 01.72,11,64.,,1.J.7.
The prisoner was to have left us on Friday, for she * 717, -
me an unsatisfactory girl es regarded boar
work.—C. 6 Doslosalsoul wog.
Ram a stases, mad ke was called to the fire on Baur- 9:0, iele_ltefei twin
day, at about half-pest sieves o'clock. In the prisoner's al i5r,;;40,,,*,**;." 1
• bedroom he saw smoke laming from a has, which a Celedoem .
• lay leader two other bow. He removed the two top 1,1 Itr,drii:osseiss:
Mar, and opened the under box, and found a smouldering 5. macre'', Awed, .!
fire k it. There was no room for flame to muse out of it. ts I Do. Micmac.. .. ,
The Sr. in the bedroom was quite distinct from that in ~lft Defficre_ehilt-hincl
the kitchen, that in the kitchen being in a trent, and that ra 9.17,11 t. „.,,,,
in the prisoner's bedroom being in a box. The dresser and at emat.tueiceiCPeil
the WNWINSS la the kitchen wore burnt. When the girl came (do msetersues•• .
back to the Mw at half-past Lor 3 o'clock, the said upon 1.0 lalcete.Vg,T
beim* asked whether she knew anything about the fire, that 4, De. den ..--if e. 2
Obi Mira
is the at bad dwelt; and upon being questioned 50 Deffee.eliasekta.
Meat Bee the bedroom as well as is theliteben, she fl. 1.,110 P.. r....
maid she had seta the Homes issue from the box.—Mr. Rae: ia De. do. Now
Not a hair of the t was siepd at all.—The prisoner was Si Eastoro /hum 6.14
at
remandedtill Friday. a Da do. .. ...... JS
GUILDHALL.—Mons PAO! Zia.— Twenty-three at- p, aketu.siieWireeie
rasa were examined, the greater poeticia of whom were le Da. der.. _ii.. Jo•
untamed to short terms of imprisonment, while others were r, ar„.17,,...—_
.se never to enter the City again fur a pi Ds, . s s,;;.* ... •
.....i. a promise
*Am ei Ow tx.eet.
WORIMMTREBT. Ml:animus Asseuers.—r. z ilia
j.m
=
aa a Gma
Hops and A. Raman' were charged with a series of a•saulta is —gi-seig..u.„,
spat the police. Police constable Jennings stated that on SI Messer. 14041.1.46,‘
dill afternoon his attentinn was attracted to the ,„,.11 ithest,,.....Z.erl=iis
/Mame and several other men, who were attempting to get 141 r5,'.7“147,,,,,
lup a fight and creating a disturbance in the Reetory•road, g 1 D.. fermium—
piston. lie endeavoured to disperse them, but was stacked gig Cl..utv aog 6441^
s Nth. of ISodiad
by Ramadan, who felled him to the ground. and before he t. --D-,i—,o„, ;„,
mid recover his feet, the other primer jumped upon his Do Op, New. PIC
sheet with his heavy iroo•abod boots, and he was deprived 14 Do. New. list •
of breath and rendered almost insensible. The pd. as thar
sewer Hamden then seized him with both hands I, 1,„". Am.__
•by the hair of the bead and dragged him a considerable m me. Ni
distance along the road, while Hope continued kicking him L? fit...trill.
ncessantly about the body. A geiglenaan who fortunately {pt Lis. , sky.
• same op at the moment compelled them to desist, and for. cd la Do. t ammo
him away. With the saiaance of some other gentli men ii"
, , Lore,: ph t:211"4•-• •
Hamden was ultimately tverpowered and conveyed to the g ~,7„..,,-;;; is*.iii,
station•house, when witness became so sick and exhausted N I IN, ‘,..• •••• • • •
that it was necessary to send for the district surgeon.— H, De. .6,01.. •••••.1
Mr. C. Webber stated that he was passing the spot, and, 1,0 i7O". To•dths . 2:7 • •
observing the officer on the ground and the prisoner Hope a po. usasoodus_.
to *a act of trampling upon him, he dragged him away, ne.2hiedance,'•
but the latter immediately struck him down and attempted Delikeeffemeif.a.•
Do, VI, 11.1.1asou. I
to escape. Witness pursued him, however, and attempted sio.peasemaiwers ,
to secure him, but the prisoner again knocked him down, i Do. 1 5t0e55_.......• •• :
and, mixing him by the hair as he lay upon the ground, made O. it= :113 7f7:::
a d •sperste attempt to gouge out Dia eye with the thasab. * i Dr. New
nail of his other hand. Ile (witness) sameded by a etrenuom eel roe nee/ dem•Ces_ 1.
effort in frustrating his intention at the expense of a severe 134 Lly.,,,,cf,TrarZii.,;,
laceration under the eye, and the prisoner again started isi• Di",-Lia-, I
off and escaped in:o an adjoining ham. There he la I Le,. lin/AMOCO 'I
was efterwards found secreted by two or three constables fe Do.Oeor. 6 per th•
whom the witness brought from the station•houes, and who 'sr, i ilter.ur*"
were attempting to secure him when he commenced a fern- 4 Do..VstebiAis; -V;i:i
Cious attack upon them, in the course of which be seised one 1,3,4 10.4°,, awl 0"aw•
of them with his teeth and tore a Diem out of his bend. Both 1 e,;;;j„1.147re".i.,',,
the other constables were also brutally kicked and bitten by es Ancona*. L..* B.:
the prisoner, but he was eveigually secured and carried by I 1,..„,:u.,„,... 1...; • •-••
main force to the station.—Mr. Haman sentenced each of .1 g,;(,z,,-7.,,...51.
them to be committed for a month to the Holm of COrfeC• ill De.loLakj I &
y" o i
tins for the assault upon the police, without the inthceition 9 D0.114..6..11.4. b 1
of any penalty ;in addition to which the prisoner Hope was I Ikaii•*••li Ale
ordered to pay a fine of 51. for his attack upon Mr. Webber, ~1_1"..,Wa• ~N " . 18;,„—N.
or in default to undergo the further term of two months' im- '7"-' ; 'ir. i
lellltle, Nov. .
prisonment. 95; Herliulisiabory. 641
M e ItYLEBON B. BEM:U:4O. 'Amnia biros:eon. —T. Y2I a"-e; aeon:amid. •
0. Bete, with several &lime., was farther examined clamed 1,"7.'4*
with imposture. The facts of the ease have already appeared. ...
Mr. Broughton sentenced him to six months' hard labour
in the House of Correction.

MONEY MARKET.
moy DAT TATUM°.

The funds have displayed much firmness today.
Consols were repeatedly bought at 872, both for
money and time. After a considerable business they
finally left off at 874 to 2, both for money and ac-
count, with • good market. Reduced Threes, 862
to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 864 to 2.
Long Annuities, 8 9-16 to 2. Exchequer Bills, 425.
to 445. pm. India Bonds, 375. to 40s. pm. Bank
Stock, 1684 to 94.
Foreign securities did not attract much attention.
There was some inquiry for Spanish Bonds, in conse-
quence of the meetin gof the meditors to-day, to consider
the beet mode of pressing their claims upon the
Spanish government. Prices, however, remained with
scarcely any alteration. The Fives, 111 to 121. The
Threes, 25 to 4. Passive, 3to 2. Portuguese, 244 to
54. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 47; to 2.
The Fours, 724 to 3. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., 72 to 4. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilian, 83 to 5.
Russian, 994 to lON, Peruvian, 34 to 6.
The following atatement, prepared and condensed
from various official returns, will be found to present
an intelligible view of the note circulation of the
United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by
the banks indicated, both positively at the date of the
accounts last made up, and comparatively with re-
turns for corresponding periods.
The aggregate average of the note circulation of
the United Kingdom, according to the returns last
collectively completed, for all the hanks of issue,
stood for the four weeks ending the 4th of November,
as follows :
Bank 4=l ........ £18,510,703
8.918,620
Joint•alsik
Mit brio --. 5,026,717
•••• 3,306,273

Tail deselation as weekly average £33,614,07.
Fee the kw value adtag O. 7 71,498,699

berme Nov. 4 £2,119,377
The increase was thus composed:—Bank of Eng-
land more, 1,001,9851. ; private banks more,
237,1001.; Joiut-stock more, 186,8181.; Irish banks
more, 520,7171. ; Scotch banks more, 169,7571.
The fixed issues of the private banks being
4,822,1881., it follows that they were below the
amount 903,8681.
The fixed issues of the foint-stock banks being
3,409,9871., it follows that they were below the
amount 586,2241.
The fixed hems of the Irish banks being 6,354,4941.,
it follows that they were below the amount 1,327,7771.,
with specie in hand to cover issues for 1,494,8991.
besides.
The fixed issues of the Scotch banks being
3,087,2091., it follows that they. were above the
amount 219,0641., but with specie on hand to cover
the amount, acd 758,6761. besides.
The average of coin and bullion held by the Bank
of England during the four weeks ending the 4th
instant, was 13,275,7231.; decrease on the October
return, 420,3011.
The average of specie held by the Irish banks
during the same time, was 1,494,8991.: increase on the
lOctober return, 2,8994
The avenge of specie held by the Scotch banks
Ildng the same period was 977,7401.: increase on the
October return, 64,5591.
The yearly cceapirison Dhows the following differ
saws is the eireedatissi
Bak ct 101.08. Issa. £1,715.011
Petals bi 1100,60. 380,718
NM Met,de
Ida bob& M. 492,507
111111111604

Lem circulation os averigo. Nov. 4. MB - C 4110.124
The coin and bullion compaction stands thus :
Bask of Enfold, mare £4,797,761
IrloS tanks, les £ 41,697
Soot& books lees ....

--- 179,647

Increase on balance, Nov. 4, 1842 £ 8,617,1121
Messrs. Gouger and Steuart, East India merchants,
who were compelled to suspend on the 25th of May
last, have announced a dividend of 6s. in the pouad,
payable on the 30th inst. The liabilities of the house,
at the time of its suspension, were stated at about
80,0001.
1120L11111 FORM
eke Btock. 199 9 i India Bonds, OAK 39
gt.
Atr.. cilli D0.00Z.Ve5Z1.00.00,;316 ri.
A pure. Anna, i Naa•auer $lll6. , 243.,
sop. ak . C4O. Muth. 44 2 ; 2,1, use, 41 36
)poke
Tan, espitelatlan., Ira Smell. Sid., March, 44 1:
11/4 SIM i 24., Juno, 39 6 pm.'
10111011 YUJI 1,11.
I ,:r ca Naar 111.616, I.U. 6 rfLaigh Ns. INv. from
6 par CR Car tr, et. ft..0......‘ in
6Dtrio torreqlllll 42 quo
trtdairlawAirl its. Ur.
6PW ot. ozi ra s '
~.., , kw" lasso.. Is pm Ok. Doke Kuban.. 12
16-42 gulL„ 472 2
4 pir Eit.. NW Osetlf., 726 3

commas AND imam ABROAD.
Karma Nov. 16.--Elasa. Low 6 at Out,113,1011;
111 weiskiekl47/11 gamt °WIC"
INV
Las, ar Oat, elgarSamit.
make.
daMVIL point., Noy. 14,71a0 malt al;
RieWwlicreialleko %soft TY • 7
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RAILWAY NEWS.
We had little animation in the share market, bet
rnerally prices were supported. There wee a rumour
in circulation of the resignation, or intended resigna-
tion, of the respected chairman of one of the greatest
lines, which, If confirmed, will create both regret and
surprise.
SHARE LIST.-Losnow, ?feminism' 27.
Noel -The quotallom of Ilse In &ATM caws ten denote actual
tssisseticos: Doss of how Is 11aNer sillsa Woos
ref D.
13 1: SO Looliss II IL Wears 371 11 4
51 34d. ni Do. Ne.. 1101. l7 lad.
Wears
AA.. IM 815. New. 408 .- 13 130.
I.
}3l '11" be Do. Cow. 2essllss Vs 144.
3 4p. 46 Do. X. 1214241... 14 Ed.
IX ti 1.11 Do.do 64 410.
Ds lflis.Priiiii.
I 1130 344 ii losDoDlopTAAcaDo IL X.
21.4 IX 14 tim..1451,55.4t Yowl s•E
• 3 51. 4 IlaseD.,Busl.,AX44.
1X NA. 130 Nom.. 1...148.. Llosis• 41
141 13 Do. iskara. .Ne.l Si 714.
t 140.. 10 Do. News llst. Pre. Ss 10
1 40 D0.01.0r68..134. sl Bs.l.
. 8 ISO 18148usd '244 41,11
111 if rl° Alt sfroliseri 16.1 1
:II" 14 BlCLlNlermilit W, 80
41 DI Do.
124
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23; llesomiie Swain CM'

AMALGAMATION OF THE THREE GREAT
COMPANIES.
LONDON AND NORTU-WESTERN.—The following circular
boa been issued to the shareholders of this company:—Referring to
the notice of an Intended special Fiend meeting of proprietors on
the 13th December, I em instructei to ((maraud to you the following
copies of rasolutinna and correspondence, from which you w-
adee that in consequence of the retinal of the Great 'Westeno and
nooth-Western Companies to submit either to the decision of a com-
mittee of the loose of Commons on the till, or to referettor, ire
qmtion of repreamation at the mopesed amalgamated board, the
holding of that meeting le maa' unnecessary. These
mr tits will also Inform you of the nature of the bill intended to have
been submitted to the proprietors on that commies, and et the objects
whlth the parties negotiating had in view. It ma contemplated that
the act should be permissive only, and that, when weed, a meeting
should be tailed to consider the steps pro-er to be taken under it.
An investigation would then have been Instituted for the purmse of
severtsining the meal relative value of the three undertakings; after
which the props Mors would again have been called together to efralthr
*he terme t ropoled, which would have requited the sanction of artless
than threplifthe of the proprietors, and without which sanction the act,
even when posed, would not come into eperation. The resolutions
referred to, bovine been submitted to this board, were approved, with
the exceptive of the following: Tat, In any united beard to be
created under the set, each a the companies shall, la the first in-
stance, be equally represected in slimier, and such full joint board
shall continue is oft* for a Axed tent of five years from the posing
of the act, and that due provOion shall be made in the est fee the local
administration of the several rallenys," —in width In involved the
principle of nominal equality of represestatka foe a period of dm
years, Irrespective of the meet larger capita of thie asepany, as
compared with the capital of the other company, cap serrakm ea the
sae might be; a principle which our doputatiem had team the agellmt
stage, and throughout, objected to, and which they May Tesened
for the special condeleratiou snd decision of their hood. its Nen
lotion (marked C), and the letter of the I ith inst. (D), will espial*
the grounds on which the board felt it their duty to withhold their
approval of resolution No. e ; feeling sure that their ennetltwenta
would never consent that, for a period of five years, their moth
larger capital and revenue should hove an amount of represattation
equal wily to that sought for the capital and revenue of the
ocher companies respectively. As, for in the Great Western
Conpany, the larger of the two, having a capital paid up of only
7;0.0,0004 and with an annual revenue of 012,e001. es compared
shit the pail-up capital of the London and North W,Mern Company,
amounting to 14,000000/..with ea annual revenue of 2,193,0001. But
with an anxious desire that the negotiations should not to• broken off
upon a point which It we hoped right be adjusted hereafter, it was
proposed that the question therd be left either to the decide; of the
comathee on the bill, or to Tereasse. This emis so toessable
In itself (the prinapie inured Ming in men inelp with the
reieder sainted by the Lair sod North Wares Ardparion
MA. quoted by the Grad Waren *army), br been Tarred; and'
on g, ours. as hem et Midi this hoard, afar the mut careful con-
siderate% in mars einespre. Under Ore ikeeraitearam the
directors are not marred tereemeemitheir simeirder to reseed '
with the roped WA; it bemunes ay dry, dr worm Islnfirm yosh
that then is no kap, enreseretty to Tweet your easedenee, ebbs
personally or by rem, at tbe Irk of Deember..-,seder, Qualm
E. tractor, leceserry.-011ke, Easton Sudan, Nov. IN, ISM
we
Mow Ms nerrione, with the appendices A. and 8., Mali
we porrebod yorcaley; to these ore Now idded the followiag
(C.) ithreser Mg TSB KINtIIIIS TIM Limnos AND gio=lll
Warm lows. Ilra Nov., 1818.—Tes Charms exelained the I
toothiest up be We pretest does of tbe septiairs wia the Omit
Weston end err Western sompsnies. The to beedi laid
believe the Mewl the resolutions es enallyrented by as deputations
of as Imam led North Warm Great Warm ardfloath Western
Owlindisern=t to the approval of the Tearstir beards, r ating
that the No. 8 battier eluvial, Temeed, resolved, " That
the mime lir= except es to the hem No. 8, which in.
mass Pe an equal number of dingier foes each com-
pered Woo ler irelgerated boast, • prithiplewhich the Londoo and
Mdtluoughout expressly declined to recap
livo booing regard to the much larger paid u p capi-
tal of the Lae Nara Western Compriy. is compared pc the
capital paid trip of the ether esimpasits and the amount required to
complete hfilreallgilithrees nependvely, thusboard cannot admit the
rasedisa Nn. I, which is not in accordant. with
ellogied one.., are remonable in itself ; but the
Maid Is Ivan to els, the amber of directors to be ruled by the
coraillise m Ms all, art by rumor after the towing of the ea,
suited Is the approtetka or the proprietors." (True karma.) Cum
E. Mmes. lbs.
(D.) Islam sod North Western Bailwayoate, Easton
Nov. 1y gem N,
—Tbe London and Nottb Westemata=
having may hal under their oinsideration the reerntions adopted
(subject eremws re late cooferenrs, have grad to them
with the ges which Mr. Glyn's reservales from ths
outset wIB. tartan hese prepared you ; and aloe the Walk Western
(Great Weirte) ergrableo oo whom I this day transmit a
dwM-
eate of MI commies' lii a variety of remiss, spot Tre I
aced not met dwill%ri: they Mee been fully and repailedir ham
tbe eapiered ear dierance, the toad ere not st all pro-
pene' to prie—Sied aid ems Iliat araransate win wit
apes—thet Orr mar Mir egad AM le Teem iner at may flat
wised beer by any as rime wiessksr of Mean melba aired of
re raw warea, air reepeethe eragolirM se tee ere innyet.=
so the Merl we semi se • bereartille- annertersell.
te this/erg en arifroary swarm ;V by rig ramalie
seise se that inn mob a emir eon be weird. I ein leshailid
rat the grefilindfte Nitre wwwiwee el abominate ribon
Crselillidlia (NM Ho t
elboszoillor Malt um iers wider We re.
sol orsom amelmod se or to the en ties rai et the law e
of Commas, ohm the um be reareeL Th sugiestre
the Grarirseern bred. lest the reohnimegmeirallionld be
priblied—a enamslue mina which my board re Imre seek to
iaton w
proms say der beporible to Mare quake ot (MI
redatre eurber Aram urdecided, since the prowin
g,doristlem esprit idea rannalon upon so impeetaat a point. I
retina her WI Steam minis, but shall be happy to attend there
to my menerantlin yaw Try lave to rake to see in reply to GM
.....121=adowri%e, =di
itroutlye(signed4J. ay;
Odrefeed Wearslerwij
(L) pmtStation. Paddington, Nov. 17, Me
ele,—The deselers this company having its meeting, on
the Sull agemal Ws resolutions of the conference, an much
erumniel la lit by rim enbeet letter (dated the 11th inst.) that
the liars sal It WeieemUrd withheld their formal confirm.
mien lithos eggs an Arra to the tith reedution, which wan pre-
view* Mar as air pet. sad tally discussed at the meetings of the
carourest • merea certainly reserved by their deputation but
nit lagged urn, MOM IIIgrICIOW, from the directors of the other
Des essigatheu that dr eller of it must have bees to break off
the remmerat. I sia tried. in may to your letter, to state that
this Mind her a earful reconsideration of the
nertor,le be wed throurtout the MOUS.
011. Ong gan Whig wen not be Justified la conceding to
the In and rerthware nem dresdaa a raja Ity of votes In the
AM Mad bred It rear pertliallY he the weenier depriving the
eimperee d dr gear in Merl *Arlin sad honourable perforeawde
of in Arles oiavaffsg what was intended to be
m min a ND • MOO to
end traufer of other Un-
glglingaggi tie sad Saga Wiftra bad, who could es.
mi the power diribree oralar4l, Amid the majority of their
wargoinlativen It bee rouge egireeed to as
aidn of Yds com
ray Met the Torres rime bareiro yeendryhog. ray be
OM* whether es rerlier af
ward TeaniesbW min Art the Mem arremirresilmly=
Waadernidy imams of ;wore berg bimetal,
ste all ere/ 'fit the power of fellMng than
arid be proreed Y Ws heeds of those who rode
teem mil use geraWWMIW bordiered to other Moe leave
2pWhop vegmeriedi siert interests. Mama be gip.
i ffor the prollerind ward he boongat are ei 'sonde la the
erserrie off may sbiaWn r n employ. if erred over to
be art wldi by Os ierposeseeleg irlamelp of alielble. keg kaown
le row bees more boarlli lt—iwar word be the inevitable
dilisios it effiga.
_at easesigaidiell irdority elvers to the re-
pmeirsliven OMAN, bort lIY eiderred to tan snit dlairnat,
eager Me= egribilerriu en es ar eansequeems of any arr-
ama Me lamer of all to prevent, and which
=WM • bINIONIIINd dinglinnee of ell argegarente end