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RECIPE AND SAO FRANCISCO PERNAMBI-CO RAIL-
WAY COMPANY (lderreri).—The twenty-third ordinary
half-yearly general meeting of this company was held
yesterday, by adjournment, at the London Tavern,
Ilishopeigate-street; Mr. Benson in the chair. The chair.
man said the board were in the same position ae when they
last assembled. The debate on the address in the Bra-
zilian Chambers bad not yet concluded, and all questions
of finance, including that relating to this company's gua-
rantee, were of course in abeyance. It appeared, indeed,
to be still the old question of the stability of the govern-
ment and the war, and until that question was got rid of
the business of the company must remain in statu quo.
The directors, therefore, proposed that the meeting
should be dissolved, and any discussion deferred till the
next half-yearly meeting in the middle of October next.
He wished, however, to add a few words with
regard to the debentures, some 130,000/. of which
would fall duo in a day or so. The directors had
succeeded in replacing or renewing about 73,000/., and
were now offering to renew at IC'!., the interest being at
the rate of 7 per cent., and the term five years. He hoped
the shareholders would approve the course they had taken,
and assist them in getting rid of the remainder, otherwise
it might be open to the debenture holders to seize the
revenue of the railways. In December next about 20,060/.
more would fall due, but it should be remembered that
these debentures rested on the security of the capital and
the iparantee of the government —A shareholder said be
bad induced some friends to renew at par, not supposing
after the circular of the directors that less would be taken.
Viscount Gort said the finance committee did not accept
lees until the San Paulo Company issued their advertise-
ment, and it was only yesterday that negotiations were
opened for issuing at 95/. Nor did the directors
resort to public tenders till they found the
shareholders would not respond to their appeal
made more than a month ago. To-morrow, perhaps, the
directors might be able to get better terms.—A Share
holder : Suppose the holders do not consent to renew their
bonds to-morrow, will you be prepared to pay tbeiu ?—The
Chairman said if they were not quite ready they would
have to ask for a fewdays'indulgence.—Mr. Bramah, reply.
ing to some other remarks, said hu had ascertained from
the gentleman who was now at the bead of the Brazilian
government that the ministry were anxious to Garry
through the guarantee measure as speedily as possible.
The matter was left in the hands of the Baron de Mane,
who would do everything possible for the interest of the
company.—Dr. Pearl, amidst some impatience, counselled
the shareholders to seek a return to the act of 1861, but
the proposal met with great disfavour ; and after some
further discussion, a cordial vote of thanks was passed to
the chairman and directors, and the meeting was dissolved.
ARRIVAL OF TRoOPS FROM NEW ZEALAND.
Yesterday the troop ship Maori arrived in the Mersey from
Auckland, New Zealand with the right wing of the 57th
Regiment, consisting of 9 officers, 20 women, 34 children,
and 2702 rank and file, the officers in command being
Brigade-Major James Stewart, Captains Sir H. Douglas,
Bart., sad A. G. Heated, Lieutenants W. de W. Waller and
P.'E. Poyns ; Ensigns Helens, C. J. Matthews, and E. P.
Benn ; sad Assistant-Surgeon James Davies. The Maori
sailed from Auckland on the 3lst March last, and arrived
in Plymouth Sound on the 24th inst., from whence she
was despatched round to the Mersey. The troops were
disembarked from the Maori at the Prince's landing stage ;
and, after giving the captain and stew a round of cheers,
they marched to the Lime-street Station, and thence they
were despatched by train to Manchester, where they will
be stationed. The Electra, with the beiequarairot the
57th, may be expected to reach Liverpool ,in a few &ye
from • Auckland.

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gust 13 at 12.
GDORGR WALKER, Ritelliehl, file cutter, August 15, at 1
JAIII9 EVANSON, Birkenhead, beerheuse keeper, August 9, at 2.
JOHN GARLAND, Westbronswith, doggy miner, August 12, at 11.
Joint DiirAl Rosa, Coventry, late victualler, August 6, at S.
TIIOIIASSCHoriRLD, Chesterfield, late grocer, August IS, at 11.
PITIR JoSID, Manchester, tobacconist, August 20, at 91.
WILLIAM PRTNAN, Wallingford, Herksh.. pal:Main, Aug 9, at 12.
WILLIAM MagLotr, Toddingtou, Bedfordshire, beerbouse keeper,
August 19, at 10.
JANUS Riau, Kendal, Westmoreland, butcher. August 9, at 11.
TDOMAR BAILET, Sunderland, Ironfounder, August IS, at S.
JUMPS Loceimoits, Btidgend, Gbintorgambire, hay dealer, Au-
gust 10, at 11.
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PETER Itgrrnit— and Wliiiiiiirlitiv,l7lev7POrt, Shropshire,
butchers—lst dividend of la 111 d., any Thursday, at Kin-
near's. Birmingham.
WlLtian lIAVIVOOD, B_lythbury, Staffordshire, farmer—lst divi-
dend of Is. ad.. any Thursday, at Kinnear's, BIBRiaRIIIO3
LARRY BURNLEY, Liverpool, licensed c kacialler—tod dividend
of Is. kid., any Wednesday, at Turner's, Liverpool.
Jogs JACRNOV, Oranshaw Booth, Lancashire, cotton spinner-
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JOBE HORSLEY, Manchester, iron merchant-Ist dividend of
Ild., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Mancherter.
GEORGE BREIMILL, Oarstang, Lancashire, veterinary surgeon-
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Jaennon, Otani, and Blake, Blackburn, cotton spinners-Ist
dividend of 1 1-7 d., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester.