The Express.
London, England, 1850-04-18 00:00:00

SPANISH BONDS.

Yesterday, a very tunwrously attended in sting
el Spats% bondb 14196 1311 raid at the Lentdcn T , feet
di tarpon ed the expecting of taming a new
nrineniver.
Mr. JAMBS cArEL wu ctlled to the chair ; and ono.
messed by explainer that be had sailed this mating,
baying reeeived ia*muisa that it was probable some
proposei would De mad. by the Spanish government
ha the hendholdeire, aN so easing, therefore, that would be
isdirtibie to ban some sort of committee, la order that, if
the proposals were favourable, they might be reenomended
to the bondholders for aneptance, and if not that t: ey
should he related. The meety wee aware that at present
there wee net any emulsion. Upon a former onasion he
(Mr. Copal) had been appointed to receive comnineicetions,
and to set tar the bondholders, and be chase two geotlemsn
to assist him, Mr. Teske, and Mr. Charles Stokes. He tad
anzioarely pursued the ohjest is view, but, be was sorry to
my, hitherto with very little Snow; now. however, he
thought they bad a pints, hoes the prime minister of
Spain that something wtrild be done for the
bondholders, and Oen. Nunes was bound as an honourable
sea to act up to it. With respit to the committee it could
set be supported without sine expecte. There must be an
lace and a secretary, sod this would cost probably not lees
Au 200 a-year. The inseams inane up to the preemie
time were ma large, perhaps 601. or 701. He (Mr. Capri)
had a few names to propose for the sew committee but did
net wish to ogee hie own selectios. The name he bad thought
el wen theriet—Boon Lionel Retbsetild, D :yid Milne,
1.q., Viocsat lyre, E.q , Joseph Taker. Esq., Lewis
Sampson, Erg , and hie own name, if the bondholders
wiehed—(lout cries of Hitz.")—with power to add to
their itemiser by consent of the ether members of the com.
mitts.. He should like to sell Mr. brOarers rame.
The resolution tor vs election of the committee was pet
end carried unanimously.
• long sonversation 'hen ensued in the course of which
Dana 110THSCHI LI) stated that be
.1:,/ led the committee
with **clear anderstandi ,g that they were to set in the
most friendly meaner towards the Spanish government, at
the same time giving due ornaideration to the dims of the
bondholders. He would. tolls utmost of his pewee, en hi
Whine*, bat thoubt et better to say at list that to eon-
abillerii the object of the connaltbre was merely to entailer
the proposals which the saiListry at Madrid were about to
stake to the bondholders, to communicate them, and en-
deavour to get the beet penal* mesas. (Hear, hear.)
The adoption of the following risoliades closed the pro-
nging*:
"Tut this wen, is deeply graters! to the Spanish we•
moriaikes, holden of the betel or dowerie Four or Five p•r
Oasts., who, in king be fore their lesieleture, is a very able
petition. ening forth their een painful grievasoie, gene-
rously aloud olio to %Lenoir' lessee and rain entailed upon
inn hilow-saffenrs French, and Dutch—
believe of the various uspaid loans oratrected In London
sad Paris in 1822 and H8t2233, and since. The suicere thanks
el this meeting ate hereby lisedeeed to the said Incono-
*dist' for their kind sympathy and their conduct in teary
way hnotaing the dinette. of noble Spaniards."