The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-09 00:00:00

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add... the SIM Deemither, 1846, the eapttab of the two sairs, edredeseserr. J. otter, ebe
semehtee eo be O.:wetted into one amalgamated capital, end J. ctideste.Semeord.ertige, Fulbsse. 8."1,".!....."
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aggregate of the capitate of the two companies, and such amalgamated J.:Ale•oa Alt".• wwmtkehine ;enile." -
at L 886,6661., being
attorney at
Essen Union Company to receive three 2)1. shares In aldere arnhalga It Nibbles, Eositto, Liaoalroldr% a. ww.d.
mated company, in exchange for each 504. share held by him I th
capital to be divided inanto sharese6B
of f23/2°°. each-each .overearbo in the e. litrosn'n....lasat n.k.,r
amount held by him int,
the Eastern Union Cumpany t 1,7,74". .., ;ear; L.....bi.. buw.
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1 Eastern Union Company, and wi in proportion for share. ash.: G._____T I Ileneet,..,, Wise se., bbotedita,„
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holder in the Ipswich and Bury Company to receive one 251. W Wright L
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDI
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following Wednesdays, at Turquand's, Old Jew
hinhtthohhe amalgamated company, end so In proportion for Charts es.ofylesebe
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authorised by parliament in the next ensuing aredon to raise, J. S. Chadwick, Salford, calico printer-la
hey., purchasing other Boru"niXthemrP"of 7.-4. Shares
for
15, and any auteoquent Tweday, at l'ott'o, Be
Hadleigh Junction Railway, as heloreexplained,) shall be offered first C. J. Edmunds, Blunt-Mom, Ifuntinerlonthie
ex.wpmakt ortfopertbrranchanoyf
thoorTeeprzurcteruhhrionp:ehlinesf wthahcortsoes;t:errE.t.
Union
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to the holders of extension stock bearing 5 per cent. interest, which of is. ad., Dec. 9, and two foll.ominv Weelereda
is already in circulation, and then to the shareholders in both nom. O. Fife, Bishopwearrooutb, physician -let si
ponies, in due proportion to the amount of the shares held by them at 8, and any subsequent Saturday, at Baker's, le
the time when such capital ghat' be raised.- S. The undertakings of J. C. The, nee, Berkshire, grocer-let
the two companies to be placed, from the 31st December, 1846, under two following Wednoidaye, at Tnrquand's.
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t management and control of the directors of the two corn- G. Mellor, Shipley, Yorkshire, shopkeeper-
and to be worked, managed, and conducted. as one undcrtak- sad any subsequent Tuesday, at liope's, Leeds
, T:n be hereafter called the Ruben Union Railway Company.- J. Page, Wain* Staffbrilthire, iron deals
8. The receipts upon the Eastern Union Line, from its opening. and Thursday, at Christie's, Leeds,
upon ail such portionsof the Ipswich and Bury line as successively J. Partridge, Cheltenham, coal merchant-
open for traftle, until finally opened to Norwich, .hull go into a fund and any subsequent Monday, at Acramen', 11
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for the payment of all working expellees, and towards the payment W. W. Spence, Neweestiel it
-upon-Tyne, VI
of dividend and interest. The Eastern Union shareholders shall receive 12, mid any subsequent Saturday, at Wak t
for tbcperiodbetween the iith June, 1840 (from which day their line lias G. Steele, Durham, erocer-ist db. of
been opened), and 91st December, 1840, open so much of their quest Saturday, at Wakiejs, Newcastle-upon
capital as shall have been paid up, and from the days of its payment, T. Taylor, efewmetic-upon-Tyne, grocer-2
at the rate of 6 per cent per annum, and the Ipswich and Bury Saturday, after Dec 8, at Baeer's, Newootle-i
shareholders at the rate of 4 per cent per annum from the last pay- F. Whitworth, Shawforth, Lancashire -1.0
meat made to them; any deficiency in the fund to he charged, as and any subsequent Tuesday, at Potts, Mane
provided in the Act of Parliament, for interest during construction of SCOTCH SELICEeTRATION.-J. and W,..!
works. 7. From and after 3lst December, 1946, the shareholders in brokers, Dec. 15 and Jan. 12, at the Week But
both companies shall receive an equal minimum dividend of Seer cent. phmessetmeteed metoissu.-It. „rid
until the i line is opened to Norwich. But if the profits engine from mew, Legietehire -ie. Harrison, H. rend
the working of the railways belonging to the said amalgamated nom- nerneke, yoreehieo__,L M. seoe.„., eel
panics shall prove more than sufficient, in the opinion of the Wertminater -J. Brookman and W. seeks, 1
director', for the payment of such minimum dividends respectively, dee and J. weer, jueerthorp„nh_Thninn,
the 'undue to be applied rateably in payment of further dividends to H. H. Statham, and F. Homer, u 5.„,,,,,,
the respective shareholders. P. Horner-H. Reeve, E. Nunn, oral
It was proposed that the report be received. After a lengthened peetthee_e„, so tar sal regards H. 1
discussion upon two amendments, the one for an adjournment, and N. Cherry, Redeem -T. Beckham and
rejecting any amalgamation excepting upon more equitable terms : with-T. Ratcliffe and F. Beckett, Runningh
and the other for an adjournment for fourt, en days for further coml. Richards and J. Bell, Liverpool-A. Rule one
deration of the terms proposed, the report was received. A resolution -J. Brown and J. T. Robson, Gateshead-J.
was then proposed in accordance with the recommendation contained Ludgete-hill-T. S. Wright and R. F. We
In the report as to the amalgamation, and authorising the directors to wickshire-W. Colwill and R. Wilearne, T.
take the necessary steps for the purpose. The resolution was carrlerla Rayner and C. H. Mitchell, Oasett, Ulla
sa were otte es authorising the directors to lease the Colchester an Copland, Exeter -D. Currie and F. W. p
Halstead railway, and to apply to Parliament, in the ensuing session, Harris and J. D. Cummins, Hatton-garden -
for powers to make the following works : A railway from the line of neford, Pei...ley-A. Cochran, R. Cochran,
this company, at Bury St. Edmund's. to Ely, with a branch to New- and R. A. Kidston, Glasgow, eo far as regard
market; also a railway to Thetford, from the line of this company, at DIVIDENDS.-Dee. 29. E. itadim. ore,
Wiry St. Edmund's aforesaid; also a railway from Norwich to Feat
bone, wine merchant-Dec. 29. M. Comm.
Derehrun, with or without .branch to Ayleham and North Waltham; merchant-Dec. 'A. W. Vann, Old-street, :
also a railway to Yarmouth, front the line of this company, at or near Dec. 29. R. Wilson, New. Bridge-mt., City-
to Dies; also a railway to Woodbridge, from the line of this company, ford, coal merchant-Jan. 9. T. 13ateman, (
at or near to Ipswich ; also a railway to Sudbury, from the line of Bus 31. J. Hammen, Manchester, iron founder-
company, at or near to Stowmarket. Norris, Lancashire, cotton manufacturer.
Eaerzaw UNION.-Immediately after the close of the ------
above meeting • meeting of the shareholders in the Eastern Union
Railway took place at the same office', J. C. Cubbold, Esq., being in
the chair, at which the terms of amalgamation sanctioned by the
Ipswich and Bury Railway Company wore agreed to.
AMALGAMATION Or THE GLASGOW AND AYR, AND
TAR GLAsOOSE Decrease., AND CARLISLE RULWATIL-On Saturday
last the direct:we of these two companies held a special meeting in
Glasgow, when the terms for an immediate amalgamation were
agreed upon. It only remains for the shareholders to confirm the
bargain by their acquiescence, and a meeting for this purpose is to be
convened immediately. This amalgamated company will, in due
course, by the western route, have an unbroken line of communica-
tion from Glasgow to Gretna on the confines of England; and neat
session will determine whether the remaining portion of the tine to
Carlisle is to be formed by this company or by the Caledonian.
FOREIGN.-ROUEN AND MAYRIL-The fall of the
Barentin Viadact, est ffas evident imperfections of portions of the
'French railways In the =arse of construction. have determined the
t to semettbe moot convincing proofs of the solidity of this
reebnefTrenits gdilsliewitiration. Another. trial took place on Sun-
' WIT. _fi ere* elmistslest several of the engineers, left Rouen at eight
Web& M the Mfg% traversed the tunnels and the curves which
wwwwwillekellpowa seemed at the Malauttay Viaduct, from whence
iffle=ennteSeinelltbey met another train, which conveyed them
WO ibileeleilliet has been the object of a mod minute exami-
wellew, lallemaisea loading it with thick beds of rand, which, by
Ilii aim SC Iffsffesselor Administration, are to attain the height of
*we sr Ilw teeny has not been at ell disturbed, and every
Milreleede Wee bike that the structure will prove victorious over
I ell Urge spa. Mr weight to he placed upon it is 3.000 kilogrammes
per egametteles. The council of poets et chauesees In determining
upon elowellet of the load of sand, left out of consideration the
quandty eteells width would fall, and thus increase it materially. It
ts catenbesd ilee esseenting for the rain which has recently fallen, the
weight is okra* WO kilogrammes per square metre, though the
sand deposited be a= yet reached above two-thirds of the prescribed
quantity. The Weed the viaduct will haye to sepport, at least, four
dmes the weight of two merchandise trains heavily laden, and drawn
by two engines. The Barentin Viaduct is now re-constructed, and
the stations are almost finished. If, as has been said, the two com-
panies, the Paris and Rouen and the Rouen and Havre, run special
trams, stopping only three times upon each line, the distance from
Havre to Paris will be adromplished in five hours and a half. Thu
lime has been one of the most difficult of ronstniction, the tonnele,
bridges, and viaducts are so numerous, and of such considerable
dimensions.
THE COLOGNE, MINDEN, AND THURINGEN RAILWAY.
-At the recent meeting at Paderborn of the shareholders of the above
line, the motion for a direolution of the company was rejected. It '
was agreed that the shareholders who bad not yet paid in the 10 per
cent- required by the rules, should have the privilege of doing so by
tnetalments.
lisiO-BAVARIAN RAILWAY.-According to the Deutsche
AffperneisseZeihme, of Leipsic, an important and rather stormy =see-
the of the shareholders of the above line, was held in that city we the
led inst. 861 shareholders representing 10,932 shares, and
2,130 vote., were present. A gentleman also attended on the
rtnet
the government, whit% possessed 50 votes. After a lengthy diatneeka,
It was resolved by a majority of 1,024 he 301 votes, that the Saxon
portion tithe iaxo-Bavarian Railway be made over to the government
of Saxony, on condition that in payment of the purchase money, It
issue national bonds, bearing 4 per cent interest for a period of eight
years (commencing at Michaelmes, 1847) and after that time 3 per
cent. ; or else that it issue such bonds bearing immediate interest
at the rate of 31 p. The government representative expressed his
conviction that it would not agree to the conditions laid down by the
shareholders.
FRENCH RAILWAY TRAFFIC for respective weeks ending
27th November to 2nd December;
Miles lading
worked. 1°2=1845.
Paris and Rouen B5 £3,537 £4,922
Paris and °tieing
Orleans and Bordeaux (Ist sect.)
Northern 260 7,734

SHIPPING IIiTELLIGE:
as. KIM. I.E. east ans.
10
MIMI* . . . 0 0 Rolland . .11•Indlavt
Waterforl . . 0 I Plamlers . . 0 0 Syds.,'
Daus/064n 0 I Tram* . . . 0 0 Ikot.
Goers. &Jon. 0 Lisboa Dee.' leapt..
Hamburg . . 0 0 Illediterrae. . 0.
GaArlismcD, Dar. B.—Arrived : Mirand
Michael's; Six and Symmetry, Quebec;
Cantle, Taganray; Loulm Sophia, Are,terd
June, Centurion, Atlantic, and Wm. 1
Ostend. Sailed : livrefordehire, Gibraltar
Bartedoes; James Cruiksbank, St. Vincent
Quebec, New York.
Drumm., Dac. B.—Sailed : Fepecula
John, N.B. ; Ambamsdress, N. Orlean,
Dean, Constantinople; Aberdeen, SEVZIIKEi
VEMIELS SPOKEN WITH.—Thr Henrietta,
out 21 days, on the 28th Oct., in lat. 6, lc
from Bombay for Loudon, on the 7th ult., i
on the 27th, in lat. 48, long. 12 ; by the C
The Ilezham, from Sunderland foe Mae
Cape fit. Mary's; El
by iza Jane, from r
In lat. 38, long. 11 ; the Requiter, aLimerrh
NUMBED NVIIIWE Or CINQUE Ports P
last night's Gazette, by the authority of
Cinque Porta, that, in consequence of a
Grace to the tOrpOrahon of the Trinity
that, from the great age of many of the
ship of the Cinque Porte, and the Mal(
her to meet the greatly increased dema
eervices, and the necessity for an inereas
120, the Elder Brethren hilly concurred
Warden, that an augmentation was nee
the Act 6th George Fourth, cap. 125, re
her Majesty's Moot Honourable Privy
Cinque Porte pilots ehould be increased
deduction of 5 per cent. from the amount
schedule A, table It of the mid Act, she
the said rates, notwithstanding that the
And their lordships were ple,sed to app!
of the said corporation, " that the nun
should be increased from 120 to 130," al
Lord Warden to cause an additional n
licensed as Cinque Ports pilots and on
of 5 per cent. from the rates spee..iflod
tine to be made, and that the charte
the amount now received, until their 1
provision in that behalf, whereof all pc
due notice and govern themselves area
of the Cinque Poeta. Dover, Dee. 1.

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lozenges wishes to assure the public sue
maker's name affixed to the Governmet
against spurious imitations of value)
subjects the imitator to transportation;
to the public, the Commissioners of her
permitted the words " Keating's Coal
to the stamp affixed to each packet.
are to be classed under the head of qua
Powder,. "Dover's Powder," Sinel
ley's Sedative Solution of Opium," an,
stantly prescribed by the most eminc
under this denomination. Upon this
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Pharmaceutical Quackery, states —"11
medicine may he extended by a judi
and virtues, and we are not disposed Is
of this practice, when nothing but the
not quackery, although it subjects the
Paul's Churchyard.
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medicine, after every other means to
lordship's letter, dated " Villa Meath:
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have effected a cure of a dhionler in t
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any disease of the liver or stomach.
at Professor Holloway's establisluneni
all medicine venders throughout the e

COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS.
PRODUCE.—TdINCING.LASIM, Dec. B.—Sugar: The public sales ex-
ceeded the demand, they consisted of 350 casks West India; 6,000
bags Bengal; 3,000 hags Madras: and 250 casks Cube. Nearly all
the Madras was withdrawn, for want of buyers, and a considerable
portion of the other sorte (except Cuba) the result showing a decline
of 6d. to Is., with a decided dull market. By private contract, in
West India a very limited Monocrat has been done. The decline,
yesterday, in refined, has induced buyers, to a limited extent, to come
forward, and • fair amount of business has been done at those rates,
fair lumps, 625.; standard quality, 625. Gd. to 63e. Coffee dull, with-
; out alteration In priest. Bice 000 tags of low white Bengal mild in
public sale, 14a., 154., winch was a decline of 6d. Pearl sago sold 395.
40s. 6d. Cotton : the advises received at the Liverpool market of
=y stimulated buyers, and the unusual large quantity of 5,000
ave been sold to-day at per lb. advance. Tea steady, and the '
trade bee bought rather more freely. Cochineal: The large public
sales of 360 bags Honduras went off heavily ; a small part only sold
at prices which established a decline of Id. to 3d. per lb.
COTTON.—Lmsaimot, Dec. B.—The market continues active, and
yesterday's prices were readily obtained. The sales were again very
large, via., 20,000 bales, 10.000 of which were on speculation.
Mssmaiersa, Dec. B.—The large advance on cotton in Liverpool
yesterday caused much excitement among spinners and =madam-
hirers, and moat of the manufacturers are asking advances of from
40. to 6d. on ordinary printing cloths, and about the same rates are
demanded on India long cloths. Many parties having orders have
been anxious to come into the market and buy at old rate., and have
offered a slight advance, but spinners and manufacturers hold firm
at the above prices.
Beauty, Dec. 2.—An official document has just appeared, giving the
statistics of the imports and exports of the whole of the Zollverein, as
well as et the goods which passed in &amity. It appears that,
ammo* other articles, the imports of raw cotton amounted to
549,353 erns-, and the exports to 106,501 cwt. (each exclusive of
69,216 cwt. in transits); the import, of one and two thread on-
bleached cotton yarns and wadding to 581,567 carts.; and the exports
to 10,857 cwt. (each exclusive 0'70,233 cwt is termite) ; the imports
of hosiery and girth webbing, for chairs, &c., to 73,210 cwt., and the
exports to 76,496 cwt. (each exclusive of 76,496 cart is transits).
WOOLLENS.—Leare, Dec. 8 --The attendance of merchants in
the Cloth-hall to-day was good, but the amount of business transacted
was of the same limited character that we have had to report for some
weeks past. The goods in which transactions were chiefly effected
were woaded Muse, plaids, and cloakinp, suitable for the present
season.
BLANKETS.-11EClUtONDWIES, Drc. T.—There was a pretty nn.
moms attendanve of merchants in the Blanket Hall here torlay ; but
although it was understood that there has been an active demand in
the warehouses during the past week, the purchases of the manufac-
. turers were rather below the average. Prices, however, were fully
suitable L

Proms the LONDON GAZETTB of Tuesday, Dee. 8.

W. Rumen, Ncdt ,itoeier,V toZrrender Dec. 18 and Jan. 8
at 13, at the No 'Court. Sol., Bowley, Nottingham; off.
Bittleston, Nottingham.
J. IL BULLEN, Peterborough, Northamptonshire, tailor, Dec. 22 at
3. Median. 19 at ip. 1, at Basinghali-et. Solo., Wood and Fraser,
Dgesrat., Soho; off. areig., Edwards, Frederick's-pt., Old Jewry.
IL Beams and B. Susan, Manchester, cotton-spinners, Dee. 19 and
Jan. 12 at 11, at the Manchester Court. Sots., Pittendreigh and Ste-
venson, South4q. Gray's-inn, and Baker, Manchester ; off. swig.,
Frew, Maneliest;r,
J. BUSIINT, Bear-st., Leieester-sq., ironmonger, Dec. 18 at 4 p. 1,
and Jan. 19 at 2, at Basingliall.t. 601, Tovntshend, Howland-st.,
Fiteroy-eq. ; off. mit., Groom, Abchurch-la., Lombard-at.
W. CAMERON. Neweastle-upon-Tyne, confectioner, Dec.ls at 4 p. 12,
and Jan. 19 at I, at the Newcastle-upon-Tyne Court. Sots., Chartres,
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, and Shield and Harwood, Queen-at., Cheapside;
off. wig., Baker, Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
J. DONALDSON. Regent-at., coaeh-maker, Dec. 16 and Jan. 30 at 11,
at Basingball-eL Sole., Dunn and Dobie, Raymond-build., Gray's-
inn ; off. Daft., Green, Aldermanbury.
0. EVANS, Liverpool, innkeeper, Dec. 18 and Jan. 19 at 12, at the
Liverpool Curt. Solo. , Cornthwaite and Co., Old Jewry-clumb., and
Fisher and Stone, Liverpool ; off. swig., Turner, LiverpooL
P. HOWARD, Hingham, Norfolk, wine-merchant, Dee. 16 at 1, and
Jen. 19 at 12, at Beaingliall-st. Solo., Trehern and White, Barge-yard-
*math., Buoklersbury ; off. swig., Pennell.
E. J. Howe, Deptford, china-dealer, Dec. 17 and Jan. 18 at 12,at
Bsinnghall-st. Sol., Sutcliffe, New Bridge.st., Blackfriars; off. andg.,
Graham, Coleman-st.
J. 3..1401110N. Liverpool, silk-dyer, Dec. 18 and Jan. 19 at 12, _ the
Liverpool Court. Solo., Bridger and Co., London-well, and Dat°dlle.
Liverpool; off. sad', Bird, Liverpool.
S. Nataos, New Bond-at., ramie-seller, Dee. 16 at 4p. 1, and Jan.
19 at 1, at BeainghalLet. SeL, Chapple, Quality-court, Chaneery-la.;
off. sang., Penni:lL
J. B. ROWDAT, Birmingham, commissit, Dec. 22 and Jan. 19
at 12, at the Birmingham Court. Sol., Birmingham ; off.
▪ Christie, Birmingham.