The Express.
London, England, 1867-02-14 00:00:00

TRO'FIO RXTURIM

Mlles Par 14w- Total, T,t.t
RA/LW•2B open. sawn. chandhe. 1856. M.,:
Work ending Dec. 9. G
Orel* Indian Peninsula Bl5l 7,179 16,253 23,432 353,4
Week e=ac. 15.
Bombay, IkOentralL 306 4,313 4,291 8,601 9.111
Week ending Feb.' 8. Ma, Itel
Ballast and N. Counties 935 983 1,816 LM
Limerick and Sonia
Limerick and Fortes
Londonderry & Coleraine l6B 82 250
Waterford and Kilkenny 3l 145 = 376 :41
Waterford and Limerick —77 618 971 1,5e0 1,451
Week Feb.en 9.
Cork and
Week ending Fob. 10.
Cornwall
Great Pastern 704 14,665 18,747 32,832 314
Great Northern
Great Western 1311 48,4115 38,518 68,943 61.791
Lancashire and Yorkshire 403 15,285 28,018 43,433 40;11
London, Chatham, & liana,

ffiralasS4r. 116 6,342 1,600 7,913 7.911
Metro. Ex. of L. C. & D 131 1,601 215 1,616 I,ho
.Kent Coast Branch 27 510 150 660 60
London & North Western-1314 41,632 66,347 107,979 161,114
London sag South Western 13,015 6,767 19,76: -
Mancheater, Sheffield, and
Lincohuhlre 116 4,831 16,996 20,227 5,241
Mancheeter,Southlunctlon,
and Altrinchana
Midland 869 14,686 35,164 49,670 4651
North StaffordahLre(K&C ) 168 P,211
South Devon
Ulster lO4 1,5•-% 1,417 1,943 2,60

• Of the receipts for both weeks the Loudon, Chatham, sad
Dover Bailers, Compaur are eutitled to retain 60 pa cent he
working the Valk.

BARNED'S BANKING COMPANY.—The Liverpool
Journal of Cotnnterce publishes the following circular Irma
the solicitor in London, who has been moving actively Mil
reference to contributories being struck off the list:— 'The
decision of the Master of the Rolls, on Saturday last, VI
that a call of 40f. per share should be made upon all those
shareholders whose names were settled on the list of me.
tributories, the officid liquidator undertaking net to
enforce payment on r.ch call before the Ist April neat, as
stated by the Lords Justices on appeal. Prison fee., a
call ought to be made, leaving it open to thou grace•
holders who contest their liability to apply sub.
sequently that the call may not be enforced sgsind
them. The question of your liability as a CM.
tributary has not yet come on for argument, as I don't
think it judicious to bring this final question to an issue
until the report of the Contract Corporation on the Mos.
tigation of the books of the late bank bas been filed and
put in evidence. Should your case not be completed by
the Ist April I shall of course apply on proper affidavit., to
stay the enforcement of the tall as against you. In the
meantime I strongly advise you not to ley the call until
you hear further from me. As you mention the me of
Overend Gurney ruling the decision in Ransed's Bank,
allow me to say—firot. that your case is far stronger, ud
will be decided on far different grounds; and, secondly, tl4
guided by my own opinion I think the judgment of Ciro
Chancellor Malian run Overend and Gurney errone,dy
founded on a wrong view of the law and the authotios
and the question cannot be set at rest until on 0rt..1
decision has been given by the Hoene of Lade."

RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT-
Yesterday the examiners upon standing orders Fool. I
railway and other hills now before the House of totniwl
proceeded with their duties at Westminster, in commie.,
rooms Non. 16 and 17. Before Mr. Frere :—The unreel
bills of the Great Western and Bristol and Icon
Somerset Railways (new lines), Great Wester.
and Bristol and North Somerset Itailwaye
or lease), and Bristol And North Somerset
wsy (arrangementa), were postponed until Fri•by,
The Isle of Wight (Newport Junction) Railway me, i.e.
pored until the 25th instant, and the opposed Ainlrie.
Coatbridge, and Wiehaw Junction Railway was adjourned
until this day (Thursday). The standing orders were de
dared not complied with in the case of opposed postponed
petition of the Cambridge Gas. Before Mr. Palgrare:-.
The standing orders were declared complied with in tie
case of the unopposed postponed petition of the Dnblo
Trunk Connecting Railway. The unoppo,el Weida 4:
Kent Railway bill was postponed until Mond.iy roAt. sr
was also the postponed petition of the unopposed Horsy
Island Reclamation. The consideration of tnc u
Ryde Station (Deviation) Bill was postponed unal
the
22nd instant. The opposed postponed petition of the
}Bagley Gas was further adjourned until this dAy Crinaw
dayi.
THE THAMES EMBANKMENT.-(NORTH
These works are again almost totally suspended. and 49
likely to be so for some time, in °omega, nee of sow of
the works of the Metropolitan Railway haying to besm-
etructed under a portion of the embankment near 1) A-
mineter-bridge, being a continuance of the dierrejo
line now in course of construction in the vicinity .1 1,
Palace-yard. It was thought that the works of the Taints
Embankment could be proceeded with simult.i.eo:cly
with the railway works, bat this is found to be impr.7.
cable. The stone frontage of the euilrankne lit to a n run
extent will, however, he proceeded with in the into n-•
SOUTHAMPTON, FEIL 13.—The Itanburj Awe-
risen Company's steamship Germania, hem Ices
on the 2nd, has arrived. She brings 122 .or
thin port, Havre, and Hamburg, GO sacks mai', 12r L r
don, and on freight 324,391 dole, for Enittunl. 7141.0,1‘,1,
for France, and 500 dole. for Hamburg ; abo for ths
port 1,200 tons of general cargo.
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