The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-18 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

Silt,—Under the head of Election Movements, in the
Morning Advertiser of this morning, a paragraph ap-
pears announcing Cat " a meeting of the friends of
Stir. Harvey was held at Hawkstone Hail, Waterloo-
road, on the previous evening, at which that gentleman,
in au address which was enthusiastically received, stated
his political views, and resolutions pledging the meting
to his support were adopted." We beg to state that
the meeting in question was convened by the committee
of Messrs. D'Eyncoart and Williams, and was addressed
by those gentlemen, and a resolution passed pledging
the meeting to support them at the ensuing election.
Mr. Harvey has not yet held a public meeting in the
borough of any kind.

We remain, Sir, your obpdi,,nt servants,
FRED. :DOULTON,
H. J. SLACK, Hon, Sees.
JOHN GOITER,
Central Comraitvte-rocrn, Horns, Kennington,
June 17, 1852.
C

L CRIMINAL COURT.
OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron ALDERSoN and Mr. Justice WIGHT-
)
MURDER,—Guise "MAN
described as
a earipe Remorino, an Italian, aged 20,
or, and Emanuel Antola, another
Italian, aged 22,
also
Oi Thomas described
Morley. us a sailor, were indicted
for the wilful murder
addressed the jury for the prisoners,
Counsel having add
The Learned JUDGE
trlttied up, when
after deliberating The juY, fora
.short time, retired,
and returned into court with
a verdict of Manslaughter
against both prisoner 3.
The COURT tben sentenced them to two years' impri-
sonMent with bard labour.

RAIL WA Y iNTELLCCTENCE.
NORFOLK.

• of the sharehol
A special meetings, hoer' of the above
company was held on We.. !e• t offices,Guildhall-
buildings, for the purpose of considering the
expediency
of creatine debenture or preference shares under the pro-
visions oe'the Act of Parliament passed is thepresent
session, and to create such shares, or such number
thereof, as might be deemed expedient,
ta-nd ca such
such 11100.111 r,
terms as might be determined siteer. S.
M. Peto, -M.P.' was in the chair.
The notice by which the meeting had been cosivened
having been read by the Secretary,
The CRLIMIA.N said—You may naturally suppose
that to a matter of the kind to which the advertisement
calling this meeting refers—one so seriously involving
your interests in perpetuity—your directonti.,
oh,r,av!,
given their most serious consideration. 11_
they see their way perfectly clearly . to "m•
course of action brought under your notice, they
have been induced, from having the pleasure of recog-
nising amongst the names of their shareholders those of
gentlemen eminently qualified to give the best practical,
advice on the subject, to come to the determination of
suggesting to you to appoint a committee of consultation,
with a view of adjourning this meeting to the 28th inst.,
lind I would therefore procose," That the following pro-
prietors be requested to act as a committee to confer
with the directors as to the terms on which the prefer-
ence or debenture) shares to be created under the pro-
visions of the recent Act of Parliament shall
be laved, and to report thereon, in conjunction
with the directors, to an adjourned meeting:—
J. D. Bassett, Esq., D. B. Chapman, Esq., W. M.
Coalthurat, Bsq., Sir J. W. Hogg, Bart., Joseph Law-
rence, Esq, E. W. Mills, Esq, Francis Mills, Esq.,
John Norbury, Esq., W. H. C. Plowden, E q., M.P.
and M. A. de Rothschild." These gentlemen are all
large proprietors, and it appears to your directors a very
wise sad desirable thing that they should be associated
with them in considering a question which so materially
affects your interests as the creation of debenture shares
in perpetuity to supereede the d-benturo capital. lam
the inure induced to suggest this course in consequence
having received letters from proprietors, no two of whom
at to take similar views as to what should be done,
VINV lio from the fact th
head Reilwe Y I at as chairman of the Chester
have found no difficulty in re-
er. at 3i per_ cent. 147 of the debentures of
A
ae any. He then formally moved the resolution
e
-- hove.
peee‘i
1, 4-'.s°-.:' is; elkta; BARBEIt seconded the resolution, which was
es .• ;4,1- aniniously.
ILLIZipIAN then moved the adjournment of the
. •e.
"teat" to the 28th
21 motion having teen geoonded,

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