The Express.
London, England, 1849-08-21 00:00:00

22 That. alias the said experimental line of railway shall
have been Rebated, and In work for three calendar months at
lead, it shall be lawful for the said railway eompeny, then,
or at any time thereafter, to give notice in utilise of their
kalmetion to surrender and relinquish the said railway and
moths to the East India Company on any day to be men-
tioned in nosh nodes, so that such notice be served at least
else abler months before that day. Immediately upon
soh wareseider and delivery being made, the East led=
osairsy *a be bound to pay to the railway company the
==peed= by the said railway =sway, together
nth pert (if neowary) of the said sum ot 500,0001. as
shell remake in the hands of the East India Company, and
thereupon the aforesaid covenants for payment of interest
skill awe.
23. That at any time within six calendar months after the
'spired= of the fleet twenty.fite years of the said term of
ninety-nine years or at any sime widths six calendar months
after the expiration of the first fifty years of the same term,
it shall be lawful for the East India Company to giveice
to the said railway company of their intention to purchase
the said railway and works, together with the telegraphs,
and thereupon.at the half-yearly day next but one follow-
ing such notice, the land to he p
shall become the
rovided with the
railway a= works fee , thereon,
ty of the But India Company. In case ant
Cr is Great `Britain shall then be held by the said
railway company 'for the i nrpose of their business, the same
shall be sold, and the clear moneys to he produced by such
sale shall be paid to the East India Company ; and the said
railway company shall at the same time deliver to the Eat
India Compaey the engines, carriages, stock, plant, and ma-
chinery, with all plans,
surveys &c. The Bast India
Company shall be bennteto pay in 'London, on the said halt-
yearly, day, for the purchase of all the same premises, the
full meant of the value of all the shares or capital stock in
the said railway company, calculated according to the mean
market value in Loed,m of such shares or mock, during the
three pen immediately preceding the =Oration of the said
period of 26 years or the said Forted of 60 years, as the said
may be; and shall also be boned to Indemnify the said rail-
way eosupeny
.egainst all such debts and liabilities (if any)
as may bate muffed to or with the sanction el the East
India Cotepthy, and as shall be then subsisting ; and there-
upon the aforesaid covenant for payment of interest shall
sew.
24. That if default shall be made by the said railway
computy in tkr payment of the said sum of 600,0001., or
say of the instalments thereof, it shall be lawful for the
Bast India Company, on giving to the mid railway com-
pany at Bombay three calendar months' node' of their in-
tention, to assume pomeelioa of the said land, railway, &c.
26. That if default shall be ma= by the said railway com-
pany after the Ills shall have been opened, the East India
Company may execute all such works, and to charge the
expenses of the same against the railway' company.
26. That in every or any case in which the Bast India
Company shall become bound to repay the capitel expended
by the said railway company, or in which theßast India
Company shall become liable to pay for the purchase of the
said railway works and stock, before the expiration of the
term of 92 years, it shall be lawful for the East India Com-
pony, instead of paying • geese sum of money in respect of
the premises, to declare by notice to the said railway com-
pels/ in London their option to pay an annuity, to be
reckoned from the time when the gross amount would be
payable, and to continue during the residue of the said term
of ninety-nisi yeses.
27. That if, atter the said experimental railway and works,
incioding the telograpos, if required, shall have been cc=
gine= mad iseekbell with adequate working stock, the whole
of *nimbi sem eal 1100,0001. shall not hats been required for
Ilhe mewled the said capital account, the surplus shall, to
dm anent triehisk the some shall have been received by the
Ind Ossapsny, be refunded to the railway compony
ka Imam with arch
interest as shall be due on such sum at
lbe do=
26, That any notice, to be given or signified on the part
of the Best India Company, shell be =Mae= and binding,
if signed by the secretary or the deputy-weeratary of the
But India Company in London, or by the secretary of the
government at Bombay, or by any other °filen or servant of'
the East India Company authorised to ant on its behalf.
29. That the railway company shall forthwith cause to be
established in Bombay, en oder, and appoint an agent or
agents, and keep the same at all times hereafter, daring the
said term established at Bombay.
30. That the East India Company shall promote the paw-
ing, by the governor-general of India in council, of any act
or se's which shall be nearsary tor enabling the railway
company to fulfil in India the objects of their undertaking.
31. That, in ass the But India Company.. end the rail-
way compsay, shall hereafter deem it expedient that the
experimental line of railway shall ha extended to the
Malsej Ghent, and the said railway company shall
increase their capital to 1,000,0001. sterling, the
additional capital to be raised shell be paid into the
treasury of the East India Company, at such times and
in such sums as shall be mutually ananged.betwees the said
companies, sad all and singular the provisions of these pre-
sents, with reference to the said capital of 600.0001, and the
sail experiments' line of railway to or ant Collies, 'hall
in all respects be held to apply mutat& nuetandis to such in-
creased capital of 1,000,0001. sterling, end such extended
seem= of the said railway company, shall be dealt with
emordiegly, and in all ether respects the said increased
capital and extended line shall be held to ho within the
commute hereby entered into, aetording to the true intent
and meaning of these prevents.—COßNlLt= NICHOLSON,
superintending director.—No. 3, New Broad-street, London,
' --net 17, 1849.

!ZWICK RAILWAY Turric.--The tailwind" WI the last
return, et too grass receipts of tics prinsisal Preach railways
Newcuser.lom Aug 6 to Aug. 12 :_l%scongen, 244,751 f. ;goody
171,1325; total. 4111,11136
llocur.--Tran Aug. 5 w Aug.ll : PIMII2/11111. 115.381 f. ; 11.3014
pd.glat.; totsl, 1116,11U1t.
ti,—arem Aug 6. to Aug.ll : ACK ; go"
56,910 L; bW.110,6111L
o=AM—rail Aug. 6 to Aug. 11: Inersozers, 122,119 f.; goods,
193.0191; wad, ,
116,1 611.
31.763 f. ;
total,
ISOUDIAVIL—IIS.taa47Of 'Aug
5 to Aug. 11: Priengses. 44,6671.; goods,
VIIIIJOIL—inia Aug.A 6to Aug. Ineatagns, 41,919 f.; goods,
SS=torl.
—TRIM Avg. 6 to Aug. u: Pswagsn. 22,5511.; pods,
6,1914. t05t51.13,1250C
Doer
s
.
Aug. to Aug.ll . Pummel% 11,4921 don*
10.710. ; total. 12,2171.

LONDON AND NORTH WISTSILX.—A tauel from the
mayor and inhabitants of Dudley has teas presented to the
directors on the subject of Instructing the railway, which
they are empowered to do by act of parliament, be-
tween Oldbury and Dudley. and which would accommodate
a milting population of 50,000 anon, at a ant of 100,0001.,
and it Ilea been agreed up= by the inhabitants te raise a
subscription to compel the company, in the event of their
&clinic, to do it.

EXTENarrlt FOIOI3IEB AT MARCRESTEIL—At
Manchester Borough Court, on Saturday, two men, named
Robinson aad blecamlay, were shaved with being con-
emoted in the forgery of a cheque en the Manchester and
Liverpool District Bank for the sum of 3371. 16s.—Mr.
Lindley mid: lam a rink living at No. 39, Circus-street,
Lienpool. Oa the 20th of lily last, in isoneequenee of an
advertisesent in the Lirmrooi Ire plied to it, and
received an answer, and went, oeicedian to appoint-
ment, to an hotel in Liverpool, where I caw Robin-
son. Me told Si then that his name was Openshaw,
and that hie beMber was the principal in the fine,
they being cornanerthents, and that for the engagement
which I wished to make, it wail be nocerary to cm his
brother, atd that he himself would meet w
ets at the Corn
Eucheage in Manchester on the Wowing
may.rd The
prisoner gave me money for my axpeness, and I Wm et
the Con Exchange. After posting seine letters for him, I
main saw him when le gam me a thew wpm the Man- '
chaster sad Liverpool District Bank for 337/.lda. I took
the cheque to the bank, where it woe cashed, and I reseived
IN in notes, the remainder being in geld. I writhe* to
Robinson, and gave him the money. lie then desired sae to
go to the Bank of England, and amps the notes tor geld. I
did so, and brought him bask the money, whigh he
put into his pocket without conating it. At the next inter-
view I had with him, Robinson Wired ea a situation, and
liquefied me to return to Liverpool as soon as possible, and
gam me the mostey for my expenses. In a few days I re-
ceived another letter from Robinson, stating that he should
not require my flerlites ; and afterwards, in consequence of
some suspicion I had, I called at the Manchester District
Banking Company in Liverpool, and isomannieated these
circumstance.. Through these means the Omar has been
apprehended, and I am sure Robinson is the man.
Mr. W. Ashton said he was the cashier to
the District Bank in Maachester. On the 28th
July list he remembered cashing a *equip for 3371. 16e.
It purported to be drawn by Mum. Collineon and flimmen,
a firm who kept an amount with the District Bank. Re re-
membered the features of Kr. Lindley, but could not mis-
date them with the ch•qae. All he knew was that he
cashed the cheque on that day.—Mr. Simpson, of the firm of
Collinam and Simpson, brewers, Newton-kWh, near Man-
chester, was then called. He said, we keep an amount with
the Manchester and Liverpool District Bank. I draw all
the cheque ; my partner never dose, so the bankers do not
know his handwriting. On the 28th of July last I did not
draw this cheque is favour of Elizabeth Hobe for 3371. 15e.
the ehequ• produced is a forge ty, though-eery like my writing.
Coesub e Bates, one of the Liverpool detective force, said he
had been employed in association with the Manchester
to watch the shop of Macaulay, the ether primmer, in
Liverpool, for a fortnight. On Friday, while doing as, he
observed Robinson enter, and shortly afterwards he (Bata)
followed. Re had remained some time in the shop almut
unobeervid, but when Robinson caught sight of hint the
latter endeavoured to escape. Bates, however, calle
erd e
foar
other *Sun to hie assistance, and both prisoners w se-
cured. co vaned to lianolustsr the same evening, and
' brought before the matistrotee. At present, Mr. Berwick,
the police superintendent, maid he was not enabled to produce
'video., to implicate Macaulay in the transaction, though he
was convinced, from circumstances which he could not enter
' into then, that he was fully implicated, and he begged, there-
fore, that the prisoners might be remanded for a weak. Tao
=epithet's remanded the prisoners.
SAVINGS BAIOKL—It appears from a parliamentary
retain just printed that the number of these valuable invita-
tions in the United Kingdom is 681. of which 481 are in
England, 40 in Scotland, 61 in Ireland, and 2 in the Wands
of the British seas. The number ofaclunts remaining open is
net less then 1,051,663; the total amount owing to Sepmi-
ton Is 28,046,1391. and the average rate of interest paid to
them is 21. 13d. per oust. The enuaiwioness have
pasted 6,365 annuities, to the araceant of 105,0621. The
ineinge banks ass managed by 633 unpaid and 1,140 paid
ollents, at a tual mutual expense of 11.3,1021 , which is an
Of 01 1761 for each bank. There is a greater number
banks in Yorkshire than ia any other manly,
semady, 30 ;ha Middlesex there me 36, sag ia Laamairo,