The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-05 00:00:00

HURDLE BUM. Two NON.

Kinneraley,-13;;;Fairlaa, J7rasifsis. bialt Emigrant,
Harry, Biraboll, Ones, awl Wteiefand ere bare.

and Red

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OTM ARBlTAUL—Bninette, Kibworth Lan, Tartar,
Itriara, Oantopolibk TM Dodger, Sahib, Kim Milian,
Heady. TombYr, Tomboy, ArAszta, Dng Rao, Wartbara,
Ourllama, Waifs, Moen Cleabarbrix, Owyratr,
Dire libisp, Gal Ol& brim Yarkabiria MN,
Omar Parka. Duart7ll4 Prima of Oran% lisiar°lo=,
mat Toddy.

JINCIPB AND BAO PRAIICMCO PERNAMBUCO
RAILWAY COMPANY (LnarsD). (tins
DAT.)

An adjourned special meetinf of propriakes in
this natiertaking was held at 1 o clock, at the London
'avert, to sonsider the provisions of • proposed tall to
divide the capital of the company into A and B shares, to
elkm sad modify the articles of usociatian, aad ether pur-
poses. Mr. R. B =eon presided.
The CHAIRMAN mid this meeting bei edged for a
special purpose, the disonmion ought strictly es he maned
to that purpose ; but, having heard from the wewspaises
that it was possible that some persons would
desire to introduce other topics, he begged to
my that the hoard did not intend to offer any opposi.
ties to that course. Al regarded the question
whisk lid to the adjournment of the meeting,
namely. whether an act of parliament was necee.
miry, he had to state that Mr. Buller's opinion
hod been taken on that point. He then read the counsel's
opinion, which warn that practically an act of parliament was
wacemary became the only alternative would be to obtain a
supplemental deed of settlement, to be executed by every
shareholder. If the shareholders should &pm° re of the bill the
directors would ascertain the opinion of the Branlieasovenr
neat before it was introduced into parliament in the nonse.
Letters had been published in the newspapers relative to
the proposal before the meeting. Reference was made to
the intention of the board to incresee the capital. He
wished, therefore, to explain that the Aare capital created
comisted of 00,000 shame of M. each, amounting
to 1,1103.0001. Of that sum there had been called up
776,0001., sad the increme of capital had relation
merely to the difference between the called up
end the crested shares. The question was how
that capital was to be raised. These was a
proposition to cut down the 201. shares to 131., and to issue
thelialanoe in preference shares. T has was not his (the
chairman's) view; be thought the most feasible plan
was to divide the share capital into certain
prop portions, say 101. each, making the one fully
•to up and the other subject cells. The chairman referred at considerable length to the communications
which had passed between the board sad the Brasilia&
government with respect to future loans. He believed, he
said, that the directors had ppoower to raise sedicket capita
for the purpose of the undertaking. The bill vie not
the bantling of the directors, who applied for it
Decease the proprietors wished for it. WO. RO.
He concluded by moving "That the direction be
to apply to parliament to carry out the objects of the
synopsis submitted to the shareholders."
Mr. WHEEL= deprecated the raising of preference
shares. He trailed that they would not go to parlia-
ment. They did sot want the bill.
The CHAIRMAN—If yes don't want lb. Mll neptive it.
A Samtanotnas—l move that the bill be burnt.
(Leughier.)

knieberlleturotottirs—l aimed that.
Mr. Moo thought that little short of 800,0)01. would
still he required to complete the line.
Mr. FLAME maid, in a conversation which he had the
other day with the Brasiliao miaistar, he found
that his excellency's underst►nding was that of the 20f.
TN. had been paid by the company, and 71. by the advance
d 404000/. made by the Brazilian government.
The discussion was proceeding when our report left

The following is a tranalation of the reply which
Otemral Garibaldi mule to a deputation who remedy
waited as him with a memorial that he would be pleased
to greet permission to the lfogb.h mammulaity at Naples
to purchase a site whereon to erect a church : --" Grateful
far the efficacious and generous sympathy at the Wish,
the Dictator thinks this a very small return to arks for
so may services received from them in the support of the
aside cease of the Italians. Not only is permission greeted
to erect a church within the limits of the capital to
who worship the lame God as the habeas, but the C:
arreziunteil to accept as a national gift the small spot of
g required far the pious object for which they desire
to un it —G. GAILIOALDI."_

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BareBLNT~TIUN
07 READING. —Up to Saturday
last so change had taken place in the aspect of potWod
affairs at Reading, the contest still being confined to Mr.
Serjeath Pigott (brother to the late member, Mr. heath
Pigott), and Captaia Edward Walter (brother to Mr. John
Walter, M.P. for Serb), both of whom profess liberal pea-
ape!, bat the learned serpent ode/caws more adverted
orindvls than his hoe. opponent. The arrival el the writ
isaatpeated about the 13th inst., and the election will pro-
bably Übe piece in the following week. The candidates
hare wady completed their OSAMU of the aced it um y,
bat matteswere, during List week, extremely quiet, sad
were It not for the nine of a few " squibs," there would be
warmly anything to denote the existence of a political con-
, test in the hoteufh.
Sr. GEogi;E ,IN-EUE-EA.Sr.—LaAt night very de-
cided meawiret were adopted by the thumhyrardent end the
local authorities to preserve order in the chr-ch, by m-
ainline persona likely to create an uproar, and they were
completely succerinl. A notice in following teims—
ethelitated for one Which gave offence to some of the pi.
Hies's—kw peeled ia the church lad eight :—" The
Ma/we of Leedom hamg kindly intimated his willingness
le awe a depart ion of the vestry. and enter with them into
a earelki sonsideration of the matters they hare briselitt
before Isis, and the vestry haric, nominated a deputation
to wait upon his lordship in woordaros with such iliiitOS•
Igen, it is sweetly hoped that the vestryman sad the great
key of the respeatable inhabitaak, by their pirate in-
Salem sad by their proems, will with the
authoritiesin putting a stop to the die- sad later-
maims to the services in the parish church." The ahem-
nose which the deputation will urge upon the bib" are
principally the removal of the per altar, which remains as
it was wuen ML King was in the parish. the discontinues,
of the peactice of • the palms, sad the Mthdrswal of
the eleoristers. The teflon will emelt of the two
etiverehwardeas (Metes. awl Dotesett), Mr.
Clark, and Mr. W. Howell, the reeky dark.
Tai UNTSOPULITAX IVIINIXO the
Yd of these wise have recently pared the Beeheler of Arts
exanekation as the University of London the are el
Thome Brearthb is in the firt. divisior. This
wore far may yews a student at Cl mho Hall, stilt will be
sweirethered to his hosoar, hod to the totem elthe main
gams, upon which he has reflected so math .aria, that
about three year. rime Mr. Brodribb pined primed se ex-
amination before the Society of Arts, sad,
was awarded two prizes from King's Collegs,..orel7l 1: 06
nom and the other for general proficiency, with Ave testi-
imam for other subjects, and at the termination el his
Modes he was made an among' of the college. It will,
therefore, be gratifying to the promoters and friends of the
westing dares to learn that he has been plated by the ex-
sdmen
of the University in the first divines.
Arrawrran MATMCIDL —On Saturday night,
=before 12 o'clock, oae of the 160111 brutal and deter-
attempts to murder an wed nether took pie *at
No. 6, Northamptuaatreet, ICiag'eterese. The unfortunate
std woman, who is about 70 yen of age, is ranted Mary
Harriegtoo, and resided at the alwareamed home with her
daughter, yawed Bridget 151111161110011. a drunken and died.
paled dander. who sue bets habit of brutally beating
sad utAmas her peewit Oa Saturday night she earns
hews IN a gabs and it is and was accom-
Elby a arm Site of the old woman the
, moo place where she kept what little mote, she
hat Ming with a refusal she immediately seized the
=wad Wrack the mother with It about the heed til/ else
insensible. She then went to bed, leaving the pow
woman weltering in her blood. It mu not until early yap-
beaky that the lodgers made any stir about the matter,
whoa Mrs. jjamagion's Mk was sent for, who, on finding
the state his mother was in, called in the police. Mr. H.
Sutherin, surgeon, of Aldenthwternme, was thee wet for,
and he dewribes the bed and bedding to be completely
saturated with bloat, end the injuries to the head of the
moat frightful character. Although not dead, but little
hopes are entertained of her recovery. The daughter,
Bnitret Harriurton was tact into custody, sad conveyed
to the Platt-street ;teflon, when the charge el attemptinmgg
to saucier her mother was entered. She will be cxamftod
as the charge at Clerkenwell Mite-court, and there k but
little doubt, from the state of the peer old W 010•12 lad
sight, that she will have le take her trial for the capital
stems.

THE Naw NEAPOLITAN OONSTITrTION AND T/111
Jan.—The Sardialaa constitution tseasedgated by Gael-
lwaldl in the klo„ilom of the Two Shins, throw* ft open to
the Jews. The old Boarboe law decreed thst the exercise
of an other religion sate the Homaa citholle could be tole
rated. T nue Itenwleilen there exiete now no
Jewish COOlgrepitim ia the whole nt that Itisgibmi. The
brawls el the itotheehtld family that was established at
Naples wee an doubt testrietid to deloalio
wonbip—
Janet Carom ofe.