The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

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LISTERN BENGAL ZAILWAY COMPANY.
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The first ordinary general meeting of the share-
Deans was held si one o'clock, at the company's OfeCON
14, Grashans-cure*, but. J. F. LZITM, chokes/a of the
board, presidiag.
The report, en abstract of which has been already pnb-
limbed, was takes as read.
. .

The; Clitlllthe in moving the edoption of the report,
expressed the pleasre which he and hie colleagues talc in
meeting the therebolders on the drat occasion after the
passles the sot of Incorporation. They had obtained a 6
per mat guars:dee from the government and had conducted
the preliminary operations thus far with success. The
line would be commenced, they hoped, in November.
and completed la 1881, so that the works would extend over
about two y, Venders from first-rate contractors
were expected to be sat In very shortly, and no
time would be lost in deciding which should be
accepted From pereemed knowledge of the country
he bed so hesitation fa saying that there was no line in
India which held oat a Wee prospect of emcees In addi-
tion to the advantageous nature of the termini, there
was the foot that the intervening country wee most
densely populated. The route to be token had been selected
se a bug line for future extensions of the most important
kind which would include communication with the im-

portent town of Deco', the greatest city in the east
for trade. One wry important point in favour of the
line was the quiet and order of the wintry traversed,
which had not been involved In any of the recent dis-
turbances, ant which. under disiartrous circumatiutote, might
from its situation be bought under the Immediate control
of the government. The tins would run through the oldest
portion of Britiektervitory--• portion wbkli Instilment certain
to be retained if mare distant distrioto were ven up ; and It
wee satialeotemr to himself as • shareholder to feel that
20,000 British troops would always be sufficient to hold
the change in tkegovernment of India, be
sßaailltito
the aspect at affairs cheering, and believed
the assn's name would prove a tower of strength. (Cheers.)
Re bed ea devoid= to speak disparagingly of the Rea Intik
Company, bet be eoridered Indian securides ail the more
secure for the dimet transfer of all authority to the sr
(Rear, hear.) He then adverted to the nature of the =
for the psynasst of the gamentes In connexion with the
change of government, end said he considered It
perfectly wand sod astidectory. In r mcluaioa, he re-
marked that there was no possibility that any further call
would be required within the next twelvemonth.
Mr. STIWA LT ssooadcd the motion.

It reply to a question,
The CHAIRMAN observed that them were no engineering
difficulties to be surmounted.

Mier a Awe conversation Use report wee adopted, and the
proceedings terraiaatod In the sena memo.

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