The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-16 00:00:00

Mr, MACNAMARA —Thirty•five franc. (Laughter,)

Mr. GREY—Hai any •of~ the capital been paid up ?
What aro the names of the principal persons forming the
company ? _ _

Mr. MACNAMMIA. believed that none of the capital
had yet been subscribed. He had heard the names of the
leaders in the company, but be could not pronounce
French names. (Laughter.)
. .

A PROPRIETOR wished .to ask Mr. Willing who was
the London agent of the company.
Mr. WILLING declined to say.
Mr GREY thought it his duty to put it seriously to
the meeting, whether they thought there was any bona
file French company at all. His owu opinion, founded
upon a very careful inquiry, was that the whole affair
was a ruse, got op by some stockjobbers to make some-
thing out of it at starting. If there was a company,
surely there was a prospectus, and if there was a pro-
spectus it ought to be laid before the meeting. A para-
graph had appeared in some of the papers, copied from
Galignani, that the company had actually purchased the
omnibuses, and was in working order. That was cer-
tainly untrue. (Hear, hear.)
Mr. WILLING said he was is constant communication
with the London agent of the company, who informed
him that the company was forming or was formed, and
he had been asked to go to Paris to sign the deed. He
replied that be could not do so ant:) he had ascertained
whether the London proprietors really intended to sell
or not. He would not undertake to sign any document
until he saw what the company was, for, if he cheated
the London proprietors, he cheated himself.
Mr. KerisatAw doubted that, as he heard that Mr.
Willing was to have 2,0001. a year as manager of the
new company... .

In reply to this, it was stated that Mr. Willing and
Mr. Wilson were to be joint managers, with 8001. a year
each, with a per centage on the profits.
Mr. GREY—If a company had been formed in Paris,
some amount of concession money must bave been paid
down. Has any been subscribed.
Mr. MAONAlialta—l really don't know. (Oh, oh, and
laughter.) When I went to Paris, I found that the com-
pany had an office, and everythieg looked very respect.
able ; but I believe no money was paid up. I believe
that they were to be prepared to pay in full by the Bth
of December. (Ironical cheers.)
Mr. GREY repeated hie desire to know whether or not
this was a bona fide French company. There was no-
thing to induce him to believe that it was so. He be.
lieved it was a job on the part of five or six members of
their own trade to help themselves at the expense of the
smaller proprietors, whom eventually they would throw
overboard. if there was anything upright and fair in
this company, the names of the leading directors could
be given. He considered that it would have been right
to call a general meeting of the proprietors before any
negotiation was entered upon.
Mr. LINES thoughtit would be much better to ad-
journ the meeting until the French cempany was really
tirpaadep.osmitioannytopriorepartietfoorrs twbeoupidurheh4waysheeenthooetrotbhieeetsionridotno
sell, and if halt a
snelrililoiuonr;iyofootanolinitletyr- were haeginggreoavtear
7.‘rvi-hi
3.n,
titlneythaes:xonfesdo
tnein, they might . , t .
they would
whether
. ~as such a company, it would beAuite time
or cot there Ras such
their property. Lie was not
to think about
thetra-
factinwovheethtehratthiehree wmatieetstuincgh exam,:
ti:hrtieraetefrnoeind opposition. when
was deposited.
(Loud cheers.)
t manner of •
i'm rued until the money
at ill clear,
He abboegugtedto
I
After a long discuesionl
French oompulY was
iechrestohleutsiercrie.
severely
deeling adopted by the
was
untinimoully adopted, '
Mr. MacNAltana Reeondiendwthb
and the meeting adjourn&
d to the ehairmarefot the
condemned, the' resolut:ollBiined.
A vote of thanks was awarde ,
somewhat unruly meeting.
____.--.... business of a
ability with which he had conducted the

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