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-attendant e 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-13/. 6s. Bd. each, with a
view to obtain sufficient funds to darrjr out the under-
taking.

NEWRY, WARRENPOINT, AND ROSTREVOR.
The directors state in their report that the passenger
traffic for the past six months continues to show& satin-
factory increase, being 10 per cent. higher than during
any half-year since the opening of the line. They have
been strongly aitged to resume the management and
working of the line in May next, when Mr. Dargan's
contract expires. They propose to raise 10,0001. by the
issue of 5,000 0 per. cent. preference shares, at 21. each,
capital
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and
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balance of 1,2221. erlc'eeaDi
vvaienrconna.

NEWRY AND ENNISKILLEN.
The reporje of the directory states that the traffic re-
ceipts for the half-year ending the 31st of December
amounted to. On, and the expenses to 8431., leaving a
balance of 245/.. The 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 let of January last.
The land for the extension of the line to the Albert-
basin has been secured to the company. It is expected
that the line to Banbridge will be opened for traffic in
August text, the traffic:from which sill pass over the
Newry line. The expenditure on capital account
amounted to 122,239/., leaving a balance of 4,779/.

LONDON AND SOTJTA-EASTERN n.i.lLWAY.—Traffie re-
turn for the week ending Feb. 24, 1855 ......£12,50 12 2
Comeponding week last year ............. ...... 12,590 13 0

........ ,
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST EkILWA.Y.---
Traffic. return for the week ending Feb. 24,
year...,,.,.,.......... 9,879 4 0
Decrease in Is,' 5 .................. 21 r,62 010
1855._
.. :.,,, .................. . ............. _ ...... 17,395 5 1
Teo°tlTar oPf°thlienhgalwf-eeyekarlatsot this date, 1855 ...... 68,573 5 5
1 8 5 4
...... 73,875 17 10
Total of the half-year to this date,

Noliva:vto...,pßi;)onrFtliirinityof RAILWAY.ein.
yanifesttd
in
innumer.
Heated in the late fatal _ THE
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ofA CtOhieD Eil T
PartiesO N THEip
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cident on the North British Railwaynirdtall:rletriiseel faxed
rxeawentdeai 1(bfllo.1 enable
takeMt
f: Tuesday,laettt)nhetiorof
sianren.gwiCisoouj Court of
nodf Justiciary.liantosh.
the 13th of March, before the
It
manageris stated
tthhea that i
nteh;e followingand
le
place at the bar :—The Hon. Miline;dttfrre, late superin-
tendent of the locomotive departine‘n_ti: 'Mr. Rowbotham,
-7llN'tivilal6L4norgelDi' CSOlit,lnainetn.s.—The recent inspections of the
invalided soldiers who have rayettei,of t
itielancoaltheiC•oroimfseoaf
hefarfulstruggle
have afforded most interesting,
the desperate nature of the late campaign, Nearly all
unfortunately dis-
these men bear too plainly the ru
further e
service a g ed
inibi
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iron le
army. Several of
them having been but a short time in the'll
who
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and eprdreosrtteud.
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hvaetr y
mensmall
,nservice, are quite
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countryenslv‘)ill.
scuoctih featseata cannot
tf vales o uf:r ina theuio servicemer,t atrilo
useful,
Delicious
iuss
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and would' re-
porters, cr ware-
should be left to struggle wit
a a welln.ce
upo n suited y .a to.
these men, although unfit for miietpaatyrtse
capable of duties where steady habits of discipline, trust-
:pi'eser.t war will
jwo7crethiinneasnSy, and
employmentobedience
thatare required,wou
maintain their independence. They are
aheotuases.kperi:p-aetreß,waantdchams epn,orgtaetres-ki
the
not fail to find employment for theee noble fellows. We
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s thatt atau railwaysotehs
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generous
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during
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not
be
0 forgotten.
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•ntpars , . pa 10D
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We
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