The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-28 00:00:00

(Stamped ld. AdditionaL) [TWOPENCE.

Allan Chapman, the partner of Aro and lan Chap-
man wen hest moaned, and d to 'the semis foots.
J Fishy, Snot, end a voter at Haftlissithlt diato I
theta's day before the nomination a isrnall Burden
celled upon blot, and after eome convect elleod aV.
sots to vote for Kr. Leathern which ha deelbei ge take.
*hardy afterwards Burden and Mr. Loam Neatest g
elted hhn for his vole. He introduced Me die to Mr.
Lashes, whet sand her to ire her itelnesse fa inducing
*tugs to vote. She maid ohs bed no indisarnia the matter.
Afterwards Mr. Leathern geld that If the wham weed to
Ids it would be • goad jolt, and It not it wool be • bad ore.
Mrs. Fisher corroborated her husband's evidence es to the
interview. Mr. Leathern told her that Midge could prevail
with her husband he would make it worth bee while, sod
worth the while of her hoehead &leo.
Joseph Healey, beershopskeeper, geld he was told that if
be voted for Latham en 111.gaBon calk of elm should be sent
to hit beam Ho had mutated to • man named Woodhouse
that the way be would vote was quite • question of pounds,
end pence.
ltria.it E. Browlbent mid that on the mesas, of the
eleatea he waist lissley's hosts, where he saw Mr. Latham
and Barton. Mr. Leathern tried to induct_ Meshy to vote
for him. Barton pulded out what apposed When rail of
noise, endued to BeJsy,." This isdhe woy %Rik twooleww.
Mr. loeskem weepraaof, sad, was wear deep to halo
hosed and sew what took plate
The ounsitles then adjaaraell until Thireiwy.

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WAKEFIELD.
DECISION or vim cairiarrrat.
Abu the caselesios of car open yesterday,
Sass further evidence baring been gone intp,Usiti*
attune, after deliberating for an hour sad a bid,
tamMiass te the tolleerisit dist :
" Teat Whitest Lestheetifthe aet dal =el=
to three fa psallamsat is the borough W
the lest abed* was void. flit ate aid 'Wfilidat Lads*
hie west, lad btha
to Warp bed bow
=dtea wasiptz jfilattidtfibtrit lad
ft bad set been rend oath thaw leek pikes. Ebb mop
kabala* of the aid Willies lisadiess"
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MIDLAND DaLlll47.
A special meeting of this aiiniany was bald ea
Tnesdey, at Del/ la the disk.
The CHAtIIMAN maid theohimAtis •=ii 10 e-
elder arida bias in asire the mimed
the Roues of Lords. Red WS, hod to 'rah:
Rill for enabling the Itallmey Comm" to
*Math branch Rum . mar Burton-on-Tmat, • to
build • new bridge ammo that river. Au ansmeement had
bees oases to willt-ths Loam and Myth-Wain Railway
Company fa the toe of those breath lines. Amy her
dames m tha hill emlhorlaing zautuslerundwilalla tutdcen
the two tompealut, Woe* in some caste, to the approval of
the 116ord of Trade.
The floucrrommed the basdsof the hfil,Mid the CHAIHMAN
moved • formal the nem He remareed
that the old budge o tat Burros wee In • very
bad state, and the obj mew 'Sight wee the substitution of
• new sad commodious am The Midlemd Company under-
took the erection of the bodies, the Mesivie of Aertlesta sub-
mellitus 10,0001. town& thet skims, mai Ha litalkm and
North- Western end the lath Suited Companies giving
their propottion towards the was.
114; •cirtHetierposipltasi appeeval of the bill.which
The_ ctstAtmil the_a=val of • bill

attharkiag the rale et is old tramway abaowtw to
Chllealme, whidf waltrawil tv. w • • • • '
A ferap4 roplatimrAysx.hiamed bill
s!ori
the mbilytia
TaritabWit thd ataimmut that
the ilne% 1004blatab•I‘Prona•i•• •
bill swain a to be de seigabotir-
hood of baaawitar 'awl Miran COm-

osugial
liko qiirooton 202 Oat
' ' sooounto eff iio oarlogyrninti, tre-ot
oho Tor Yip pm a &Mood of
2(1,42•7 vligil ball-you is maioi I. oomvoce
a 011,14 of V. Ti. IL, with a talr UMW 6o sin i ovir.
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11111116 ASS01141101!1.
The halfieetly tweeting of propriehtei top hold
ytettsday, at the allow, rineburpcnons, Mr. Hainse
ISIODI7LTE b 111111 &sir.
The ONCIUITAIT mad the report of the directors, which
rated that the principal operations during the past en
months had been meted on in the Mine of Jesus Mule y
Joao The Peso of Dolores on the 26th of April was yield-
ing ore of • good due, five um wide. The extraction es•
audios in value that of the other works united (escluelde of
those by Butoomm), and on the 24th of May the board wen
informed that of the weeks carried on for the purpom of sup-
plying the Haciendas, the Poso of Dolores maintained sts
pre-minim% still containing good me at about five verse
ia width. T association 1101111111 la 12 months • net profit
of 8,016 deli. 69 cents from the mine of Jeans Mud. The
Cam mine given up by the emoted= to 1831 had been taken
up pry • ernltby hem, end two buns"
ceded to the essoolatise. The Haeleedes estab-
lishment& for the redusike of ore are amply rip-
plied, there being alto a redisisersy • of stook on band.
The price of qukkehrer relasine at 1111 ids. per getting cub.
Stock on hand, 11,818 lbs., Umber indemnity. The total
amount due (interest includes) to the ild January lest, was
67,908 dole. The woman showed the net profit in
Mexico in the year tau was 12,014.06 dole. As
regarded the political eendldeet of Mexico, by the
Ism advises the &embus were informed that the
KIM at Comnaxasto bad been attacked, end silver carried
' oir to the amount of 170,0001. dole, 6,666 dole. of which
belonged tents company said persons connected with them.
Eight al the company's bon hisses and all the arose were
tikes, bat the whole of these, upon the presentation of a re-
quisidon from the British consul, were retuned by the
general to command.
The CILAIRMAIt, is moving the adoption of the tepid, said
they hod heard at the last meeting with deep regret the re-
@intake of Sir John Buthope, both as °barman and
director, rd he wee sorry now to announce that Mr. MpcklL
lop had also decided upon resigning on the ground of ill-
health, bat he was glad to inform them that r. Williabsson,
a large dereholder, was willing to take a seat at the bond.
Thais Inances were not in so sandeetary a state as they
ht to have been, but whilst the country was to Each a
die state they weld not aspect their salts to be very
proeperous. The chairman concluded by moving the adop-
tion of the report, which was carried.
Mr. W think 011(8010 moved • rmolution that the association
should be brought under the Limited Liability Aot.
The Climaxes said the board agreed wits lir. William-
son that the alteration was desirable, end alter a short dis-
cussion the resolution was nnealmonsly edopted.
The retiring directors and *editors ware re-slated, sod the
usual complimentary Totes terminated the Foossillogs.