The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY.

On WITENESDAY, the 20th Instant, at Twelve o'clock,
at the Public saleroom, Exchange-buildings,
12 Bales Bengal SAFFLOWER,
d 8 Boxes LAC DYE,
just landed ex Princess Roval.—Apply to Messrs. Thomas and Joh
Brocklebank, Merchants, or to
T. & H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.

IMPORTANT SALE of City St. Domingo, Honduras, and
other MAHOGANY, Rio, Bahia, and Honduras ROSE-
WOOD, ZEBRA. and ZIRECOTEWOOD, WALNUT-
WOOD, MAPLE VENEERS, &c.
On WEDNESDAY, the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock,
in the Honduras Shed, Birkenhead,
Igo Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
just landed ex Luna ;
158 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
now landing ex Cluny ;
224 Logs Honduras MAHOGANY,
e% sundry vessels.—Applyto J. Carmichael, Esq., Mer-
hant.

These cargoes contain every description of Wood required
by the Cabinet Maker, Machine Maker. Carriage Builder,
quantities Joiner and General Dealer ; also large for Ship-
building.
652 Logs and 9 Curls City St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
of superior quality and size, being the cargo just landed ex
Anglesea, particularly selected for this market, with great
judgment and care.—Apply to Messrs. Frommel and Bossi,
Merchants

On account of the importers,
471 Planks Rio ROSEWOOD, ex sundry vessels,
1739 Do. Bahia DITTO. ditto,
333 Do. ZEBRAWOOD,
5 Tons City St, Domingo LIGNUMVIT./E,

10 Do. Long Ends city St. Domingo MAHOGANY
46 Pieces MACA.CAUBAWOOD,
177 Curls United States WALNITrwooD,
3 Boxes BIRD EYED MAPLE VENEERS,

316 Logs Honduras ROSEWOOD, ex United,
Together with various Fancy Woods, suitable for Turning
and other purposes. HOLME & SLATER,
Timber Measurers and Brokers,
7, Water-stret, Liverpool, and
3, Canning-street, Birkenhead.

1 TO THE SHAREHOLDERS OF THE
EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY
COMPANY.

FELLOW SHAREHOLDERS,
It has become again necessary for this Committee to appeal to you
in support of what they consider their and your true interests.
A majority of upwards of Half-a-Million of Stock, and 5,421
Votes, recorded by the Shareholders, in favour of the views of this
Committee, is not, it appear., of sufficient magnitude to prevent a
further agitation being commenced.
An adverse Committee has been formed, having for its object the
selection of some other:Candidate in the place of Mr. Waddington,
on his term of office as Director expiring by rotation, at the
ensuing Hal-yearly General Meeting.
Discord is thus again fomented.
from strife had showed u., by fh

Ist as the few days' cesqation
immediate improvement in the

alue of our propert

for our interests was that a
tatioo and w-arfte Which have so long prevailed.

t once to convene a Meeting of those Sha•e•
irs who had suppo ted them on the late occasion,:an I Mr
1 to attend, in order to give every explana•
t might be desired.

is proceeding, this Coma

I11:1116 dug
their dutl

Waddington was in

This meeting was held on the tn.,.
Shareholders largely interested In the co
Mr. NI addino•rn., • -

nst., and was attended by many

ed. entered into many explanations
n an
satisfactionw
put by Shareholders, and which afforded very
it is a subject of the deepest regret to this corn-
oqii es
;and
ds
great ert
mitt.e thit the late tumultuous meetings shculd have prevented those
explan Mons being. then given, for they feel assured they would have
produced a like satisfactory result to all candid and impartial minds,
and would have given a confidence in the stability and value of their
Property nhich so many of the Shareholders do not, from erroneous
imprersionF, appear to entertain.
The Committee, without entering into detail of all the subjects
touched upcn, may, however, venture to mention two matters of
importance to the Shareholders.

The first of these was, that the large increase of traffic on the Line
during the past half-year fully warrants the payment of a satisfactory
dividend, after making the half-yearly p ovision for the restoration
of the permanent wry, as suggested in the last h2lf-yearly Report,
a course approved by Mr. Waddington as being the most fair a❑d

judicious th,,t
The second

uld be adopted. -°-
- -
bje,t was, after disavow

cr the desire to hold the
ttached to

t, Mr. Wad

erest to th