The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-20 00:00:00

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RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.
AMBItRGATE RAILWAY.—We learn from one of the.
directors of the Great Northern Railway that that cern' ,
pany will not, after all, become the possessors of the.,:
Ambergate line, a rival leviathan company having o'
t2rmined on offering the shareholders an uncondi'
tional guarant,,e, in perpetuity, so liberal as that thei
cannot refuse to accept it, and which, when knower
must., it is said, send the Ambergate shares up above
par,.
INCREASE or RAILWAY TRAFFIC.—The increall
of traffic since the Ist of January, over ae"
aboveear,bas been o
thei receipts for
uponrdethebcorresp someonding fpoeriooudroifialas
year, e:
On the following lines it has been—
Great Northern ~
E 3.083
Smoaaus
Manchester,
cehrh. s
Cat
esotrue, r n „ 41
7,96
• ••• „,
Great Western ***
***
."
)5,095
irMoi
rdkl
laSthieesffi-eld andLinco-ln. 11942::471776
uNdew..c.astle, and Berwick *** 8 100
South-Western ... 7,34!
York and North Midland** 7,27"
". 4,546
London and North-Western
494 t
Caledonian .•• ••• •.• „, ..•
The gross increase upon our railways since the' 19'
of January has been nearly 280,000/. The increase
has been about 21. 103 per mile per week.
LONDON AND NORTH-WESTERN AND "'lll.' is
NORTHERN V. THE AMBERGATE Sat
said that about 48 hours previously to the urr.
l 0
Northern entering into the arrangement mentioned
ours of the 33, with the Ambergate Railway' tbfeolt
and the London and North-Western had agreed.„,
neither of them to treat with the Ambergate•
merely mention the circumstance as stated to its.to
shareholder has written to us to ail whether the 16. t
committee of shareholders took any part of the 6ire.
rangement with the Great Northern ? We 1139137
ply that neither of them was consulted on the tere3ol
nor has assented to them. Our own opinion let f,lTst
what we can gather from large shareholders, w,
they will accept of nothing which will not bring 41'
shares up to par.—Herapath's Journal.
Cu
EASTERN COUNTIES AND NEWMARKET AND
TERFcan.—The Committee on this Bill for confirtni
an agreement for working a portion of the undertake
ing of the Newmarket Railway Company by I'l,,
Eastern Counties, with the option of purchase, repo,'
the preamble proved. • 06
NEwmARKET.—The Committee, in reporting
preamble of this company'st Bill for am
amount endment
capitol
501',
consolidation of Acts, state hat tbe of
the company have at present power to raise unie.
at he
reeiar
dy existingraised
isA Acts', ionooatd, dai tni
don t
btaot
twbahas
at
mheais bees
p oamountsed by
otfheloßanilly,thoichhe reducedr
etoe in 3 31)
07 ,woeoroedd. ;
taon dr
atg
by the Bill is 112,0001., when the whole of their ren'
duced capital is subscribed for, and one-half entail.
paid up. The works to be constructed under t
authority of the Bill will not necessitate further out'
'
lay of capital beyond what the company are auth°
rised to raise, but will, on the contrary, enableine theat
to reduce their capital. The proposed new
fourteen miles, with one tunnel, through
strata of 1,070 yards. The cost of the works will
121,500/., and the cost of those required to beabap
cloned would have been 274,700/. favouraL"

Was for°
SHOCKING CASE.—Yesterday information
vialderli
warded to Mr. Baker, touching the death of an seside4
widow, a weaveress, named Elizabeth Payne, who 1,. It.
in Lawnsdowne-place, Durham-street, Bethnal- m
glee ur Os f'
appears that a daughter, who went home at a late
~e boig
Saturday night, found the deceased lying dead in 111011c11.
kitchen, with her head in a broken handbasin, into deeP,
she had fallen, and the edge of which had mule, -cos('
wound in her forehead. From appearances, it was coal° ,i.ga
that upon entering the kitchen she had tumbled overinceisg
stool, and then falling forward into the basin, anabougli
unable to recover herself, had died either in a fir, orLninioll
the shock to her system. A medical gentleman was of :,I'
that she had been dead several hours when discoversa.-. 0..
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WORCESTER ELECTION.—Mr. Rufforcl, tie
accepted ale
servative Member for the City of Worcester, has lO
Chiltern Hundreds, and it is expected a e field for to.
moved for to-night. Two condidates are in
solicitor, and a is
seat, namely, Mr. Laslett, a local
EeiLibreral side, and!,
landed proprietor, who " puts up" London who is brought
Mr. M`G-alier, a gentleman from ppears are in
forward by the Conservative interest.
that
the London or
favour of the Liberal, notwithstanding new writ or ,8
dem= declares himself to be oPP°O7-
-t. reform.
favour of a moderate Parliainentuar, 19.—The market 11.94
THE TEA TRADE, Aressing for sale. The delifer,„l
been dull, and there is more P edto a bread-tax, and 111
$
amounted to 674,1921 b.
in London last week
, A dog having fallen down >f
CANINE SAGACIT means were tried to get itog
various
increased nearly 200,0001b5., havwP•
deep well at Brentwood,with a hook was lowered, which the_feir
alive ; at last?. rope
and holding on, it was drawn 133.1
to the toz.______-------------.
grasped with its mouth'