The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-13 00:00:00

MEXICAN BONDHOLDERS.

Yesterday, a meeting of Nlexican bondholders took
place at the London T to receive a stet, mi at of the
proceedings of the c.imenittee since their appointment.
At the door a printed statement was delivered to the bond-
holders, stating tbe reasons which had induced Mr. M. Our:-
dells to send his rseignation at one of the committee of
Mexican bindboldeis.

JAMES CAPEL, Esq., having been voted to the c:lair,
stated that he would endeavour to do justice to all parties as
far as 1... y in h:s power. The nutting had been (*livened
by the csnamittee anointed by the bondholders some time
ago, and the object of their assembling now was to hear a
statement of their proxedinga
Mr. W. P. ROBERTSON stated that, in co:sequence
of the resignation of Mr. Outdate, the committee was re.
deiced to four, which made it necessary ter him and the
others to c.II a meeting of the bundho:dere, in order to
-bet • new committee, or to add to the old one, as might be
deemed arlviesble. It was his opinion that they ought to
have such a committee as would represent all classes of the
bontlholders, and that was the reason why his late colleagues
and hintatlf had agreed t 3 pr.sent to the bond -olden on
mph list of nam a, of most of wSom he could speak
fevoarably from his rwn pinata knowledge and
obstrvaion. The speaker then moved the Wow.
ing resolution " That it is essential to the
interests of the M aitan bondholders, that a large and in-
floential committe be appointed to represent them from all
classes of bondholders; and that the following gentlemen
be elected to form that commi•tee, viz : Baron de Goldsmid,
Admiral Entwine, W. Marshall, Esq., N.Y., J. Sakti.,
Req., M.P., J. L. Prevost, Joshua Walker, Jamie Capel,
Charles llPLlarel, and David ltobertaon, &quires, Captain
Rise, R.N., James Rhodes, E. A. Moriarty, Charles Her.
ri• it, Richard Garde, and Thomas Reeding, &quirts."
(Anplause.)
The motion was immediately seconded.
The CHAIRMAN said that Mr. David Robertson had
held 100,0001. in the Mexican Bonds for many) ears, acd be
had no deabt of his beteg of great use to the committee.
(Hear, bear.)
After some obeervatisna fr.,m Mr. Levi, Baron Goldsmid,
captain Ross, Mr. 'thud's, Mr. Morgan, Mr. Robinson,
end other.,
The resolution for the appoicvment of the committee
named was then parsed unanimou-ly, red amidst octal tokens
of apprebation.
Mr. RICHMOND made an able speech on the subject
before the mating, and concluded by moving that the
report of "Mr. W. P. Robe neon, and ale the circus:titaness
connected with it, be taken into the inuardiate coati lera ion
of the committee, and that their report thereon be submitted
to a meeting of the bandh coders at the earliest possible
period."
Mr. W. P. ROBERTSON seconded the motion.
This having been 'greed to, another resolution, to the
s ffect that the moment ieformation arrived float Mexico it
should be sent without delay to the Stock Exchange, and
that all hooks and doruments be open to the inspection of the
bondholdeek was also primed unanimously.
Mr. LEVI and some other bondholders stone of the UM-
sity of pay', a the consmitree for their services.
The CHAIRMAN objected to receive pay. It would
always be his desire to do what he could foe the bondholders,
seed, g how many of his personal (floods were interested in
the Mexican funds.
Mr. LEVI hoped certain pante, would not get informs-
tie, over whets. which had too often happened before.
Mr. MORIARTY then moved, and Baron de GOLD-
SMID seconded • vote of thanks to the Chairmen ; ealLett
wee tarried unanimendy, end be mooring separated.

PARLIAMENTARY AND FINANCIAL REFORM.-00
Wedotaday evening last, a mewing of the inhabitanb of
Hontingdo• was held at the Public Institution to hear Mr.
M'Enteer, so a deputation from the council of t►e National
Anmietion. The chair was taken at hall-past seven o'clock
by Rdward Mardis, Req., of O waanchestor, who, in as
appropris's speech, intronuced Mr. 11.Eate rto the meeting.
Mr. M*Ento.r, in a spec* of two hour.' length, gave an
ei.horate ezpoed of the abuses existing in every deportment
of rver. meat—the corrupting inflame:es of which pre.
sweated thrtmgh court, COlebiti, army, navy, au! thureh.
Mr E M .rtia, and Mr. J. Cook are a maed as the del gates
to be appoiatot from this town of Cromwell's birth-place, at
tbe ennference in London on the 23,4 bud

WESTMINSTER FREEMOLD LAND SOCIIItTT..—. A
public meeting was held at the Lecture r mu, Hill•stritet,
Peckham, on Thursd.y last, for the purpose of exulainiag
the ohjeceof this society ; J. A. Lyon, Eau , in the chair.
Mr. D. Haggett, the secretary, explained fully the objects
and advantages of the ii,ciety, atter which J. Duncan, kwi ,
p out the advantages—social, moral, and political—of
fin freehold land movement. Mr. Borg• as moved, and Mr.
Dalton .etton.l. d the following reloluti is : " Teat freehold
lent ancieties are calenlatel to extend OH twis of the repro•
sentation of the peopl,,, and to e'evate and morally
the industrious oe-s of rti, cornosu pity. That the coned.
,cation and regul Wont of the Wes minter Freehold Lind
Society, as explained to this otteting, entitle it 0 the sup-
port of the inhabitants of Peckbaus and its vielnity." Mr.
W. Cox spoke in te-ve ur of the resolution, which wan carried
unanimously ; red a numb". of ;Maus hiving bean taken up,
UN meting separated.