The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-30 00:00:00

FOREIGN MINIS.

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100, 1 , knalo-Brat.Gold(l.l2 )1
10. 23 i Australian
15, 19 Cape: Copper (Lnalledll
25, 2 'Capella 2.(lJaelted
110, 6 Choutaleso.lls.llo2.,
10. 23 Copley() (Limited)
100. 1 Don Pedro, N. Del
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25, 2 . Fortuna( ted)
60, 2 Froollno&Bolhigiold
10, . 20 General
NI, ... It liCapunda (Limited)
15,0001
3 Lbserea (Limited)
7, . 6 Lualtanian (Limited)
ao, 4 'Paoulcillo Copper (L )
30. 11 IPeetarena Gold I Link.)
10.04 20 iPontgikand3ilverLead
100.0011 6 'Port Phillip
12,003 60 'Royal Ware Copper
110, 1 'Poottish Austral (Una)
11, 20 lit. John del Rey(Lie.)
43.17 30 ;United Mexican Lim.
DO, 2 'Val Antlgorla (Sold!.
60, 1 NallanzascaGold(llna
10, 10 'Vancouver Coal (Um.
13, 10 'Val damam 'Limited
20, 6 [Washoe Oold (limited
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Anglo-American Telegraph (Lim.), Ir 4, 16.
Atlantic Telegraph 8 per cent., 681, 71, 731.
Bombay Cam (Limited), 41.
City Offices (Limited), 6.
Credit Fourier of England (Limited), 213-16,
Haat India Irrigation and Canal, 121, 1,
Electric Telegraph, 133.
Foreatreet Warehouse (Limited), 121.
Hudson's Bay, 16).
Italian Irrigation (Canal Canons.) (all paid), 61.
Italian Irrigation Wanal Cavour) 8 per cent. Bonds re-
deemable 1870. issued 90, 60, 1.
Mediterranean Extension Telegraph (Limited), 2), 1.
New Quebrada, Land, Rail and Mining (Lim.), 1.
North British and Mercantile Insurance (Limited), 141.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 60.
Royal Mail Steam, 100.
'Submarine Telegraph (Scrip), 1.
Telegraph Construction and Maintenance (Limited)
(151. paid), 13, 121.
Vicaroy of Egypt (Mortgage) Loan, 721,1.

THR NORTH-EASTERN RA ILWAY. —Yesterday
morning at 1 a.m., the dispute between the engine-drivers
and firemen on this line was ended by a concession on the
part of the men, the result of the strike on the Brighton
line leading to the prompt settlement. The delegates had
en interview with the locomotive superintendent on
Thursday afternoon, and subsequently met the directon,
with whom a conference was commenced at 8 p.m., which
lasted for nearly five hours. The result was the adoption
of the propositions made at York last week, against which
the men then agreed to hold out. The notices were with-
drawn, and thus the danger and inconvenience of a
strike is removed. The concessions made by the board
are these :—Ten hours per day work (instead of 12) and
eight hours per day overtime. The directors fix the rate
of advanced wages to 7s. per day maximum, and the
system of promotion is with the superintendent.
NORTH Beltran RAILWAY. —The half-yearly
meeting was held at Edinburgh yesterday, Mr. Sterling pre-
siding. There was a crowded attendance of proprietors.
The Chairman stated that the accounts had been made up
on the principle of charging to revenue every shilling legi-
timately belonging to it, including interest on unproduc-
tive capitaL The directors had not bad time to deal effec-
tually with working expenses, but hoped before long to
make considerable reductions in the mincing:4, and also
cA2gto ininf.ronevweectit:eantlarc re
ey hcoegtorilteirs debentures
support in carrying the necessary arrangements. A pacific
policy would be adopted towards other companies. Con-
siderable discussion ensued, in which several shareholders
complained of too strict charges against revenue, and
others objected to the principle of the Arrangements Bill,
but no amendment on the report was offered. The Chair-
man and retiring directors were re-elected, and Mr. Stitt,
of Liverpool, was elected by the directors to the vacancy
at the board.

RAI twaw Tsar= ilkelmwro.—The traffic re-
ceipts of railways in the United Kingdom amounted, foi
the week ending March 23, on 12,745 =ilea, to 629,3.A3/.,
and for the corresponding week of last year, on 12,498
miles, to 049,80'21., showing an increase of 247
miles and a decrease of 20,4091. The gross receipts on
the following 14 railways amounted, in the aggregate,
on 9,200 miles, to 531,8281., and for the correspond-
ing week of 1866, on 9,039 miles, to 545,3:11., showing
an increase of 161 miles, and a decrease of 13,523/.
The decrease on the Caledonian amounted to 1,2014/. ;
on the Great Eastern to 1,7761. ; on the Great Southern
and Western to 2931. • on the Great Western, to 3,3171.;
on the London and North Western to 4,7931. ; on the
London and Brighton to 7421. ' • on the London and South
Western to 2,2861. ; on the Manchester, Sheffield, and
Lineolashire to 3/. ; on the Midland to 570/. ; and on the
South Eastern to 6491.—t0ta1, 15,6371. ; but from this
must be deducted 1,0281., the increase on the Great
Northern ; 611. on the Lancashire end Yorkshire ; 2221. on
the North British ; and 8031. on the North Eastern ;
leaving the decrease as above, 13,523/. The goods and
mineral traffic on those lines amounted to 341,3411., and
for the corresponding week of 1866 to 338,5151, showing
an increase of 2,5261. The receipts for passengers,
paresis, &c., animated to 190,7871., against 206,8361.
showing a decrease of 16,049!. The traffic receipts on 52
other hoes amounted, on 3,545 miles, to 97,5651., and for
the corresponding week of last year, on 3,489 miles, to
104,4511., showing an increase of 86 miles and a decrease
of 6,8861. The total receipts of the past week show a
decrease of 4,8051., as compared with those of the m-
ewling week, ending the 18th of Marsh.