The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-27 00:00:00

SEVERN VALLEY.

The half-yearly meeting of this company was appointed
to be held yesterday, at the offices, Parliament-street,
but, in consequence of the non-attendance of a sufficient
number of shareholders to constitute a meeting, no bu-
siness was transacted. The directors are proceeding
with a bill in Parliament for the purpose of reducing
the capital from 600,0001. to 400,0001., and the nomi-
nal amount of the shares to 131. Gs. Bd. each, with a
view to obtain sufficient finds to carry out the under-
taking.

NEWRY, WARRENPOINT, AND ROSTREVOR.
The directors state in their report that the passenger
traffic fur the past six months continues to allow a satis-
factory increase, being 10 per cent. higher than during
any half-year since the openinvof the line. They have
been strongly urged to resume the management mad
working of the line in May next, when Mr. Dargan's
contract expires. They propose to raise 10,0001. by the
issue of 6,000 6 per. cent. preference share', at 2/. each,
to settle accounts with the bankers and Mr. Dargan.
The accounts show that 137,2721. had been received on
capital account, and 136,0501. expended, leaving a
balance of 1,2221.

NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN.
The report of the directors states that the traffic re-
ceipts for t►e half-year ending the 31st of December
amounted to 8881., and the expenses to 0431., leaving a
balance of 2451. Tile opposition of the Dublin and Bel-
fast Junction Company for the last nine months was,
under the operation of Mr. Cardwell's bill for facilitat-
ing traffic, brought to a close on the Ist of January last.
The land for the extension of the line to tke Albert-
basin has been secured to the company. It is expected
that the line to Banbridge will be opened for traffic in
August next, the traffic from which will pass over the
Newry line. The expenditure on capital account
amounted to 122,2391., leaving a balance of 4,7791.

LONDON AND SOUTH.EASTRRN RAlLWAY.—Traffic re.
tarn for the week ending Fob. 24, 1855 £11,028 12 2
Con-esponding week last year 12,590 13 ti

Decrease in 1~: 5 .......................... £1,562 0 10
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST RAILWAY.-
Traffic return for the week ending Feb. 24,
1855 £7,395 5 1
Corresponding week last year 9,879 4 0
Total of the half-year to this date, 1855 68,573 5 5
Total of the half-year to this date, 1854 73,875 17 10

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in which they were engaged, and
unfortunately in there
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abled from further service
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be entitled to only a very small lam in the army will
and the bare idess that men Who amount of pension,
such feats of valour in the service of
their
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should be left to struggle with penury
tion cannot be for a moment telerateau Many of
these men, although unfit for military • .
service, are quite
capable of duties where steady habits of
discipline, trust-
worthiness, and obedience are
required, and would re-
joice in any employment that would enable them to
maintain their independence. They are well suited to
act as private watchmen, gate-keepers,
porters, or ware-
house-keepers, and as porters in attendance up ran-
gseuers at railways would be highly useful. It Lute behoped that the generous feelings manifested in innumer-
able instances by the public during the presentwar will
not fail to find employment for these noble fellows. We
believe that we may add that every opportunity of
em-
ploying them in the Royal Parks will not be forgotte
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