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London, England, 1851-04-17 00:00:00

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THE SUN, LONDON) THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 17. 1851.
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tandc Chhesdterford Company said, "If we 1 the reniedy th_eymapkreoptorsaevdeltlomagppsloy tcohtehaistwhast,
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way, and we will give you tra cin another way, viz., be dear even to walk. No class of traffic would i coloured and enamelled photograph of 1851.
On Tuesday morning the directors and guardians dence was given by Dr. Lethehy, professor of che- miles open) .. ... ... ...,£11,831 19 2
Newmarket and Ely." The committee conceded that be despised, all would be catered for, and of the poor of St. Pancras resumed, in the vestry- mistry and toxicology at the London Hospital.
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EASTERN COUNTIES RAIL WAY. point to them. Then it was said that the Newmarket where 3bey could not get twopence profit
and Chesterford Company ought to have the use of the they would be satisfied with a penny. That TAT TERSAL L'S—T HIS EVENING.
room adjoining the workhouse, and continued until For the defence it was urged that the proaecutrix LONDoN AND P,LACKwALL RAILWAY.—Amount of revenue
seven o'clock P.m., an adjourned investigation of a was a woman of light character ; that there was no for the week ending April 13 :-
(THIS DAY.) station at Cambridge and of the company's servants policy, he thought, would restore the railway to a corn- TWO THOUSAND GuINEAs sTAKSIExS.°'CL°". charge against Mr. Eaton, the master, of having evidence of her having been induced to drink to ex- Passengers - ••• -. £856 19 10
A spectra' 1 general meeting of the Eastern Counties free of cost. That point was also conceded by parative state of prosperity. With regard to neigh- 7 t0,.2 agst Mountain Sylph colt violated Eliza Smith, an inmate of the workhouse, cess, or of her having been drugged ; that it would be Goods ... .. ... ... 23 0 0
Railway was held this afternoon, at the London Tavern, the committee. Now, it would be perceived bouring companies, peace and good-fellowship would be ----
4to I agst Confessor aged 16. Mr. Churchwarden Frazer presided. The impossible to take a woman of her size up the ladder Total ... ... ...X879 19 10
for the purpose of considering,
.and if approved of, to from the report before the meeting, that if under their ultimate object. They would do all they could
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authorise the directors to carry into full effect, an agree- the traffic arrangements the line did not make to make all the companies work harmoniously together; Bto 1 agst Glenhawk master and his accuser were accommodated with which led to the apartment where the prisoners slept
:sant with the Newmarket Railway Coßipany, for the 3 per cent., then that a sum not exceediug 5,0001. should equitable terms would be offered to all, and he had no Bto 1 agst Hernandez chairs during the investigation. without creating some disturbance ; and that the
Passengers parcels &c. ... ....£29735211166i11e3;)
working by this company of their railway in conjunc- be appropriated to make the dividends equal to that doubt that eventually this line would be at peace with cHEsTER cuP. Eliza Smith, a dwarfish and exceedingly delicate,. housemaid, Mary Gand, who with her fellow-servant for the week ending April 13 : -
tion with that of the Newmarket Company ; and amount. The concessions which were made were no all its neighbours and tributaries. Many shareholders 9to 1 agst Rhesus looking girl, stated that she had lived last January slept in an adjoining apartment, did not hear the
also to consider, and if approved of, to authorise with Mr. Briggs, in llampstead, whose service she slightest noise during the night of the 4th or the morn- Goods and 'live stock .. ... eee 3 2
doubt of an important character, but they would had addressed him on the subject of the East Anglian line.
16 to 1 eget Nancy
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the directors to carry into effect an agreement take no revenue out of the Eastern Counties He had been invited to open a negotiation with that left early that month, because she was ill-fed and ing of the sth inst.
Company.-(Hear, hear.) 18 to 1 agst The Italian-taken Total - -- .. £547 1 6
with the Eastern Union Company for tho construction of His impression was, that company, but how could he do that when they were badly clothed. She returned, the master accompany- The magistrates were, however, unanimously of Corresponding week last year ... 438 961
the branch line of railway from Manningtree to Harwich. with this new traffic arrangement with the New- in the hands of the Great Northern? The Great DERBY. ing her, the latter end of the month, to demand opinion that a case had been made out, and the depo-
opened.) c
Mr. David Walatington, Chairman of the Board of Di- market Com an th Eastern Counties Company in two Northern, however, would be mistaken if they supposed 6to 1 agst Prime Minister CALEDONIAN RAILWAY.— (160 miles - R turn of
11. 17s. wages due to her by Mr. Briggs. In the salons having been taken at considerable length, the traffic for the week ending April 6: -
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rectors, in the chair. or three veaprs would not have occasiou to contribute the when they got that line into their possession the Eastern Bto 1 ace,at Teddington-taken evening, when it was dusk, and before the lamps were witnesses, amongst whom were Dr. Letheby and Mr. Passengers, &c. ... ... ... <£2,189 13 1
Tan advertisement convening the meeting having
_been - - h ontrary, that the PaYment of 5,000 L Counties Company would be unable to compete with
3,000 a, but, on t e c 15 to 1 agst Constellation lighted, she went into an omnibus with the master te Vallance, were bound over to prosecute at the next
read by Mr. C. P. Roney, the Secretary,
would entirely cease.-(llear, hear.) It was sti- them, for there would be still the water communication ..---..
The CHAIRMAN said it was not his intention to offer • the event of the line Paying more open to them. Still it was the anxious desire of 30 to 1 agst Theseus-taken return to the workhouse. On the way he took her session of the Central Criminal Court. --
pulated, in Total* .. ... ... £6.471 5 5
any remarks previous to the conclusion of the special than 3 per cent. per annum, that the Eastern Counties the directors to be at peaco even with 100 to 1 agst Grecian out of the omnibus, and, after walking with her Pavitt's employer, Mr. Smith, but in bail of 40/.
LivTER.HroEOL, CAFORIUL
1N57
Corresponding week last year ... 5 859 19 2
tmetriess of the meeting. At its close he would address Corap„y should receive all the surplus over and above the Great Northern, and they hoped the Great Northern oilics. through several streets took her into a house, for his servant's appearance on the occasion. a Including Wishaw and Coltness, now in charge of a
a. few observations to them with reference to the past that amount. The Great Northern Company had fought line would see that their interest would be found more in where a woman lighted' them to a room, where The prisoners, who, by the advice of Mr. Pelham, factor.
7 to 1 agst Ilesse-Homburgh
policy and present ;position of the company, and the and defeated the Eastern Counties Company in Parlia- co-operating than incompeting with the Eastern Counties, there was a sofa, bed, and chairs. The woman reserved their defeece, were committed for trial.
reres 111
... ... ... 4,281 12 4
course which they oughtaato„pursuea, ian future. He did ment, on the ground that they would give the most direct who were open to offers from all. Having said thus much 9to 1 agst Iris
asked her if she had been there before. The
to-day for wheat, and all qu
not wish to excite any luel,l°g v"t'en would draw the communication to the northern parts of England, and they he was anxious to atato that the directors were ready —4BTrafac
master replied, " Oh, yes ; she is older than you THE LON DON GAZETTE, April 15.
mind of the meeting from tue speetal business before it, had turned their attention to making lateral branches with to grant tickets extending over periods of 21 years, FEARFUL BURNING OF THE BUCKlNG-
unloose." The wotnan then left them alone in the DIVIDENDS. srte
and he weld theref°r° resume his seat with calling the East Anglian district, thus showing what they would to all parties who were disposed to build villas on their HAMSHIRE INDIAMAN, WITII TROOPS ON 5..-- . he
At the Court, Basinghall•street. than on this day week. Flour has been in fair request, but t
upon Captain Kelly to read the report of the committee do, supposing they had power to extend their influence line. This was the policy which the directors intended BOARD.-SEVERAL LIVES LOST. • price accepted has been la lower. Oats were dearer; the
of shareholders. in that direction. The committee, therefore, felt it of great to pursue, and with the assistance and confidence of the A frightful catastrophe has been made known at full particulars of her violation, which are unfit for T. Walley aed P. W. Hardwick, Oxford-street, linen-
room with a lighted candle. (The girl here gave the
drapers, May 6, at one-A. Chareaan, Downside Cob- de fully slow. Oatmeal quite as dear'
g q ,at an advance of 3d to 6d p
supply li6 t, but the sale
Berle scarce and want d M 1 1
Captain ZELLY, R-Ne Previous to reading the report, importance to protect their property to the right of Step- proprietors no doubt the line would once more become
of t ret , and they stipulated that they should have controlover profitable.-(Hear hear.) Lloyd's-the destruction of one of the largest India- ham, Surrey, farmer, May 6, at half-past twelve-W. Beans in ood re uest
Indian corn in good demand at full rates. er qr.
directed the attention of the meeting to a map he h men, by fire, called the Buckinghamshire while on g he master. In continuation
reatest brutality upon t ) .
publication ; but which, if true, affix a charge of the
Smith, Curtain •road, timber merchant, May 6, at half-
mmended the arrival and de artur • ed her to her chemise •
she said that the master stripp .
line which was annexed to ft, and strongly reco p e ofall trainscoming to thestations After a vote of thanks to the Chairman, the meeting her hotneward voyage. She was a splendid-looking
te d- ' ast eleven-W Tennant Chertse , dra .er Nla e d,
the plan for making the branch to Har wich
and
exclunded of the Eastern Counties line, in order to prevent the New- separated. ship, nearly 2,000 tons burthen, with high poop that she did not resist ,
him • that he twice violated I) ' , 3, C , 4 3' eat Leens, APRIL 15.—Our supply of wheat was pretty go' ~
twelve-R. Godsmark, jun., Croshy-row, Walworth• and demand very limited, and sales were rather under FritlaY '
old
ing the line from Newmarket to Thetford, and con market and Chesterford Company to work their trains
y the Great Northern Company. In decks. her ; that they were an hour in the room, and that
road, grocer, May 6, at eleven. Y
~ c . at am peas unchanged in value.
rates. Barley I s per quarter higher. Oats and shelling 0 „
in harmon with MR. BATTY'S ELEPHANTS. She set sail fur England on Thursday, the Ist of
by moving the adoption of the report, which was as
In the Country. much better. Beans were a ready sale ; extra hard brougu'
follows:- making this stipulation they were met in a most liberal
and fair way. He felt that the arrangement he March last, under the charge of Captain Macgregor. he subsequently gave her sixpence, and threatened her
before leaving it he gave her two shillings, and that
W. Brice, Bristol, merchant, May 8, at eleven, at the fully Is per qr. more money.
ort that the negotiations The greatest novelty that has ever been seen in Etna- Lni:Tinii(liifitt:Td2Terowanedr
" Your committee have to rep land is now irt the possession of Mr. W. Batty, of Ast- with punishment if she told what had happened. As c t Tt i 1 n s upfq
—Our., ..-r.sto•-- . ...tom, Cardiff, Glamorganshire, NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, APRIL 15.-The s ~
lluded to in their sup- had Her crew arnounted to nearly 100 hands, 30 being
with the Newmarket CompanY, a - l • mentioned was equitable and just to all ley's Amphitheatre, and was landed in the East India En r d7O L they left the house, two girls followed them, ex- builder, May 8, at eleven, at the Court, Bristol-C. of beasts was large, about 330 head more than last ti!'eof
ecial genera meenng parties . 2 ishmen, an ascars. She had on board, as
plemeate! report adopted by the sp
d• th • • 1 ' ' and that it was of vital importance ducks the other day, viz., an elephant and its infant claiming, " IVe know what you have been doing with Lightfoot, Torquay, Devonshire, livery-stable keeper,
, Quality very prime ; trade tolerably active, at a deeh"
resulte in e provisiona t ers about 70 of th
steerage passeng , e 80th Regiment of b ' d of
a out .3 per stone, with a good clearance. The number
held on the lath ultimo, have
workine. avreement be- to the protection and value of their h th - ' • .
property tat e sucking at the breast. The mother is an immense am- ,
r families and 33 cabin assen ers- the girl, and will follow you home if we be punished May 6, at eleven, at the Court, Exeter-T. Hardwick, Trade
arrangement ot t
'he terms of a.,-- -e- e e _ _
; s antic, in the opinion ot your d
meeting should now sanction it. He hoped it;would be mal, stands about 10 feet high, and the infant 3 feet ' oot, with thei , p g .
~ _ sheep and lambs also larger than on this day week.
for it. He then got into a cab with her, but they Leeds, auctioneer, May 6, at eleven, at the Court, Exeter
tween the two companee-' b. .
~
~ . a opted to-day, so that the directors might have the in height. The animals are exported from Mazoporte, Coo er Lieutenant Swal and Lieu-
namely, Major p , , y sluggish, and prices os per head lower with part unsold*
consideration tor tue conamon in- ot ut before the reached the workh Ik' -
ouse, wa ing W. Harrison, Tynemouth, Northumberland, merchant, Number of beaits - - • 'L 1 . 816 ;
committee, upon a da° power immediately to carry it into effect. East Indies, about 700 miles alp the country, and were tenant Wilkinson, who had command of the invalids ; g 0 . Y , J,038 corresponding wee. ast year,
May 8, at eleven, at the Court, Neweastle• upon-Tyne- eheep, ee e 40
the remainder of the way. She told no one of it for 3,a60 - corresponding week last year, 3,860. eteet-t a
forests of them both. Mr. CHRISTEY would only' make a few observations. purchased from the natives. The infaat when purchased Lieutenant Turner, Lieutenant Mason, Dr. Pratt, Dr. •11 S. Langdale, sen and S. Langdale, jun., Stockton-upon- to 5s 6d er ' ' 6
bject to our a
so arranged, au Y pproval, some weeks until she got very i , when she told the stone • sheep, .5d to 50 shorn ;in the woo ,
The merits of the Newmarket scheme had already been being only two monthe old, was not able to walk, and Payne, Mrs. Macgregor, Mrs. Murrey and son, Mrs. Tees, Durham "nd Yerm Yorkshire corn-dealers, Ma 6ad P 1 '
y to ~ per b.
" The terrne
a to the solicitors of the company, to be nurse, and girls named Watson, Savagd, and Mason, „,, yOf
have been referre . disoussed 1 th d•t h d been found
at eery great eng ,an 1 a the kee h d 'd h d th
per a to provi e a orse an cart to convey e axwe ,an six c i ren, ir. urc an one c i ,
M 11 d • li'ld AI Ch h d hid 8, at twelve ' a ' ' T
,at the Court, Neweastle-upon- yne. NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET, APRIL 15.—The serele 0
f 1 a reement fo
rabodied in a orma g , r executi
by them e
mpanies respectively. °n that it would scarcely pay one train a day. Since its little one on its way, the mother following close behind. a lady name uuknown and Ede children, Alre. Goodell, and the doctor. She was afraid to say anything PAYaIENT OF DIVIDENDS. English wheat at our market to-day was small, but of foret6
sy
bt, the two co
of the country occupied b the New construction it had been admitted by those who made it They were embarked at Caleutte, on the ship Wellesley, Miss Clune, Mr. W. Alurrey, Mr. John Grenfal, about it. J. Buttfield, Newbury, Berkshire, grocer and tea more liberal. Trade was rather flat, although we could not' 5
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1c• A sketch map. , y --' to have been a mistake; but being made, the question for Commander Alfred Parish, and the animals were under Mr. Rich, Mr. Casey and Mr. Chambers. The Although the girl was subjected to a very rigid dealer, 6s. 4d., on Tuesday the 15th inst., and Tuesday that price.s were lower. Barley and oats were held firal,t
et oe li d
ket Company, in reepe ... nes ma e and unmade, them to consider was, what was the best to be done with the care of Mr. Francis and the steward. The length of " ' d cross-examination by every
.member of the board, she ' Saturday s rates. Flour was only a slow sale, and other article*
mar the 29th inst., or any subsequent Tuesday, between
connexion with the other Flies of the • passage from Calcutta down the Hooghly passe without alteration
exhibiting their . , . it? He agreed that peace with all companies was highlY time occupied by their passage from Calcutta to strictl adhered to the main points of her original eleven and two, at the office ot Mr. Nicholson, Basing-
• t accompanies this report; a study of which will agreeably, and on the evening of the following Mon- 9 Ent Iti at le 'l`l, e ill
NbURGH -EAL -ARKET, APRIL ......-- —ere wer
distric , d • bl h la' d b • b d and dear
ira e, ut tis propose argaln was a a E 1 d
•ng an was rather more than five months, consequently hall-street.
tance of securieg a osi '.O • • es
statement.
day, the 4th of March, she was brought up for the the meal market to-day 11 sacks oatmeal each weighing 280110;
illustrate the imfpor
t. e p ti n which, in one; and, before they proceeded further, they ought to the infant is now about seven months old. We are given
via, con:!.mand o a eorape mg company, might be used as be in possession of its terms. The shares of the New- to understand that the animals are to be exhibited night and to discharge the pilot off Canterbury Point, r. a egray.,
I\l Wld e the junior houße-surgeon, said G. Burton, Whitechapel-road, linendraper, ss. 6d., on imperial, which sold thus •-11 at 1/'lO3 Od a e Vic"
avag
sold
sit
the basis of operations seriously detrimental to Eastern
- market and Chesterford were quoted to-day at 9/., and to her Most Gracious Majesty and the Royal Family in about ten miles below Diamond harbour. The wea- that he was of opinion a g .
th t the irl had been violated. Tuesday, the leth inst., and Tuesday, the 29th inst., or of the whole
l any subsequent Tuesday, between 11 105 Od 0-12.ths. 1 sack flour ;
eleven and two, at 288. 7 sacks pot-barley, whereof 4 sold thus': wl
at 26s 04
Counties' interests, he inferred from that fact that there must be something a few days We are led to believe that Mr. Batty in- ther was fine, and most of the passengers and soldiers He had, in fact, no doubt of her having had sexua
.e ' the office of Mr. Nicholson, Basinghall street. 1 at 245, and 2 at 225 6d.
n Indeed, the main object of ycur committee in recom- in this bargain highly advantageous for that company. - :
tends making an exhibition of them for the present sea- were on deck, singing, dancing, and otherwise amus- connexion with some person.
J. Wyatt, jun., Milverton, Somersetshire, grocer,2s. 7d., Ermemeecar HAT AND STRAW MARKET, APRIL 15•"":
mending the arrangement, is to prevent the diversion of A SHAREHOLDER-Why, a call of 2/. 10s. has been Mr. Clementine Baker, another medical gentleman,
son, and we have no doubt he will realize an immense ing themselves ; all seemed happy and cheerful. As on any Tuesday or Friday after the 18th inst b
~ etween Oat straw, from 95 Od te lOs Od per kemple of 16 stenes trw' '
Od•
traffic from the lines of the Eastern Counties Company paid since-that's the reason of the rise. sum of money by his speculation if we are to judge by night approached th one h d below who attended the girl with Mr. Waldegrave, gave the eleven and three, at tho office of Mr. Hernaman, Exeter. wheat ditto, 8s Od to 95 Od ; barley ditto, 75 Cd to 85
ey y one disappeare ,
by intrusion on the part of other companies having com- Mr. CHRISTEY thought this company had nothing to the great sensation the hip ota'mus caused last same opinion. J. Fawcett, Kingston-upon-Hull, timber merchant, Hay, from 10d to Is per stone.
season, and by half-past nine, with the exception of the re 33
pang, if not hustile, interests; care being taken that fear from the Great Northern, and he strongly advised and we consid 't hp"
er i a mac greater novelty, this being Mary Sullivan said that Smith had charged " the De 3,1 d., on Tuesday, April 15, or any subsequent Taos- . DALKEITII MEAL MARKET, APRIL 14.--There we—
watch d 1
on ec s, all had turned in and were asleep. ale
pegs oatmeal and 6 of barleymeal at this day's market; 0 .„,
the desired protection be obtained upon terms at once the shareholders not to sanction any unwise competition. the o 1
n y young one with its mother that has ever been S dd I
u en y Captain Macgregor received, about old man " with having violated her. Sullivan gave day, between eleven and two, at the office of Mr. Car- ready. Oatmeal up on the top 25 3d per bag, second prl"
prudent for the Eastern Counties Company to concede, Mr. BROWN said the value of this barguin was not to seen ' h•
in tis country. 'n Smith's dress to show rick, Hull.
other evidence respecti g . , . .
and satisfactory to the Newmarket Company to accept, be narrowed into a mere pound, shillings, and pence ten minutes before ten o'clock, a report that there 25 per bag up ; barleymeal 6d per bag down on the top. d
and calculated, in their practical operation, to subserve question. He looked upon this bargain an a most Me- was something wrong in the forehold, as smoke vvas that she amid not have been violated on the night B. Smith, Threadneedie•street, CitY, Bew-eomEnon, Oatmeal, per sack, oe 280 lee. Feet see„e Thir '
BURFORD'S PAN °RAMA: and Duke-street, Lincoln's Inn-fields, copper smelter, imperial oo 31
mentioned. •• ••• ••• 30s Od 29s 6d ea.,' Od
the pecuniary interests of both companies, and to main- portant one, and he should give it his decided support. coming out of the lower hatchway. He was instantly is 6d any Wednesday, between eleven and tbree, at Barleymeal, per ditto 18s 6d -s 04 --s Od
tain between them constant goodwill and mutual co- Mr. Box admitted that originally the Newmarket line (THIS DAY.) forward, and found such was really the case, the - Mason, a married woman living in the house, • ~
' • - h ffi f M Whitmore, Basinghall-street.
Ie o ce o r. Peasemeal ...
••• ... ... -s Od -s Od --a ad
operation. had been unprofitable, but it should not be forgotten that In expectation of the great influx of visitors to the smoke and heat almost overpowering the men below. said that Smith told her that the master had violated
NOTICES OF CERTIFICATES. Flour ... ..,
...
...
eas Od —s Od --a m"
" The entire arrangement is b3sed upon the condition directly the extension was made to Cambridge it would r • • her and also that the master wanted to make two Pot barley ...
..,
... _
metropo is-visitors both native and foreign-Mr. The captain suspecting that it emanated from some jute , . ~.,. , At the Court, Basinghall-street. s Ocl -s Od .-es -
of the speedy completion and opening of their line to assume a very different aspect. One advantage of this appoi
•ntments with her (mason) out of the house, the T.T h al' Of dh• h d mn M
ruey, —wester, xor s ire, ar ware a , ay CORK, APRIL 14.
Cambriage by the Newmarket Company, from the date bargain would be to secure to them what they had now submitting
Burford has very judiciously resolved upon t
stowed away in that part of the hold, the pumps were
d th th
ke one at the Pantheon, an eo er near Meux's Barr 1
8, at eleven-W. Hood, Lawrence-lane, Cheapside, com- cS. Currency. it
of which event the proposed agreement will come into in their possession, as well as to avert unwholesome again to public view some of his most successful per- event it gettin h d but the smo
go to work to pr gaea , , 0 White wheat ...00s Od to 00s Od 00s Od-20 6_,W11
rewery. mission agent, May 7, at two.
operation, and not before. competition, and as other companies would stet) formances. Among these, few have equalled, none and heat increased so rapidly as to drive the men n
Nurse Warder said that the master had on one CERTIFICATES GRANTED. 1 Red wheat 175 Cd to 00s Od 00. eet-20 co
46 Barley lll Od to 123 10d 12s od-16 de
" The principal financial feature in the arrangement, in and seize the line if they did not secure it to-day, he away from the hatchway, and in ten minutes a body .
occasion desired her to send the girl Mason to him in Wa Thompson, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, grocer and tea 0 Here
is the obligation to be assumed by the Eastern Counties did hope the recommendation of the committee would be surpass ,
ed his well-known Panorama of the Falls of of flames burst forth and h t th hth t
s o up roug e guar er-
dealer, certificate of the second class—J. F. Brett, Gates-
Company to pay to the Newmarket Company such a adopted; then all the lines would be under one system Niagara. As a specimen of landscape painting on a deck. Already the noise and confusion on deck had his office. 155 Oats
sum as shall, with the amount of their own net earnings, and a uniform management, which was a consummation colossal scale, as a representation of one of the wonders alarmed the troops and Posengers, and some seeing rs.
M D I h
ae,te sc oo mis ress, gave ma mi a ea , u ,
h I • t Er S 'th h d D rham tailor and draper, certificate of the se- 5 pigs
cond class-J. Mathison, Ferry-hill, Durham, builder 335 Od to 355 Od 00s od per ceit
Quantity sold at the Highest Prices:—
be sufficient to pay a dividend equal to 3 per cent. devoutly to be wished.-(Hear, hear.) of the world, as a faithful transcript from Nature in one he bulkheads sc eamed out The
the fire through t . , r . most excellent c arac e .
h t r She said she had known
h •ht ars as attending the school, and although and contractor, certificate of the second class-J. Dol- 0 barrels white wheat ; 0 red ; 5 barley ; 0 here; I Oats;
per annum un the amount of their share capital (stated Mr. HELPS objected to the creation of any new scene became appalling, and tons of water were dis- er eig ye ,_
phin, Durham, banker, certificate of the third class-W. 4 pigs.
at 350,000/ , oidthereabouts)-with this liuiitation, that in guaranteed stock. lie would rather that the amount of her sublimest aspects, this splendid production com- charged on to the burning cargo in the hope it would d' 1 ' d '
rather stupid, that she was excee ing y in ustrious
Cousins, Wolverhampton, coach builder, certificate of Quantity ef Grain and Number of Pigs sold last week:--"'
no event shall the Eastern Counties Company be called should depend upon the dividend payable to the Eastern mends not only admiration but amazement. Scarcely be extinguished, but without producing the slightest and never told a falsehood. When she (Mrs. Dale)
the second class, but suspended for six months from the Wheat, 9. Barley, 390. Oats, 1,316. Pigs, 103.
upon to pay a larger sum titian 5,000/. in any one year. Counties Company, making a proviso that the sum pay- anything is wanting but the sound of the great effect, the fire, in fact, strengthening itself, and asked her why she allowe ,_
d the master to treat her 26th of Alarch-J. Simons, Wibtoft, Warwickshire, Return of Cattle sold for the week ending April 5 :--•
"In refereece to this part of the proposed arrange- able should never exceed 5 per cent. upon that dividend, - so she replied that she thought that it was all right, Pigs, 568. Sheep, 552. Cows, 131. „
meat, your committee observe, that the deputation from The CHAIRMAN did not think it prudent to re-open cataract to complete the illusion. Nothing can communicating to the fore-rigging, the whole was horse dealer, certificate of the second class, but sus- 60,
he master would do everything for CORK.-Flour-First 115 64 to 12s Od ; extra 120 84
quickly in a blaze. As far as the eye could stretch as she supposed t hs from the
pended for twelve mom.
h. 14th of Februar '-
the Newmarket Company, in, an early stage of the ne- the Newntarket agreement. No doubt in principle convey a notion so animated, so glorious, so . sh hdhd e t 1
her good. She said that e a d . pow r o eave E. Leigh, Glossop, Derbys ire, cotton manufacturer,
) seconds, lOs 6d to Ils Od; households 9s to 10s Od; thirds, 75,wn
nothing could be seen but sky and water, which was per cwt. Oatmeal 103 to 10s 6d; Indian meal7s 6d to 8s Od; w"-;
gotiations, stated that they estimated the value of their Mr. Helps was right, but still for the sake of peace actual. We stand before the semblance of lit u b h 1 fth fi h 'h b • the room. In her
pyt e g are o e re, t e nig t eing very (Mrs. Dttle's) opinion Smith could certificate ot the first class. meal. 9s 64 to 108 per cwt. Indian corn 71 5s Od to 7/ lb' Pao"
lines to be equal to three per cent. per annum on the and unanimity, it was highly desirable that the agree- Niagara, and ou th h
r oug ts almost involun- dark. Captain Macgregor, perceiving the destruc- not trump up such a story, although she might be PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. ton. Bran eos to 8580 d per ton. Hay-Farmers 33s to 42a; aver-;rs
share capital, and, at the request of your committee, ment should be confirmed to-day. Mr. Christey had told - J. Wilkinson and E. Corner, Whitby, Yorkshire, mer- 38s ; dealers 418 to 503 Od; average 48s per ton. Ste aw--Far'Pa;
furnished atatenaents of the amount of their share capi- them this was a dear and a bad bargain, but he gave no tarily, without aid from he catalo ue b tion of his shi was inevitable determined if pos- easily terrified.
t g Y ila t P h h ' a ' - M E ton ' the most solemn manner denied the cers-P. T. Harbin and R. D. Ward, Clement's Inn, at. 255 Oct to 323 Od ; average 28s; dealers 35s Od to 40s „
6or
tal, and ot their debenture debt, and also, calculations reasons for that opinion, except that the shares of the way of suggestion, revert to the emotions ex- s_ _le, ea run aer aseore, tee only apparent 00s Oder ton B
average p . read—Wheaten loaf bed t? ,to
showing the grounds on which they so estimated their Newmarket had gone up in price, and he, therefore, pressed by Byron, when he paused before the cataract chance of saving the lives of those on board, h
. r. a
h.
hinh d
c arge, wic e eclared was the result of a vile attorneys-J. Richardson and T. Roper, Whitehaven,
coach builders-G. Strongitherm and E. Strongitharm, household loaf 4id to 5d per 41b. Fresh butter, Nate
property. trusted the meeting weuld not be influenced by that gen- and:gave orders to his men to slip the cables, which id that on the ni h '
conspiracy to ruin him. He sa gt in __u 12d per lb. Eggs-3s 10d to 4s Od per hundred. CA's hp,
of Velino- it shall, Staffordshire, lime and coal masters-H. Hay-
n Upon a careful contidercion of the facts and esti- tleman's logic. He contended that the protection which was at once carried into execution. Although no question he left Hampstead at twenty minutes to eight
man and E. Price, Stonecutter-street-T. Smtth and J. Newport 14s Od; Lydney 153; Landore 14s ; Neath Clio.
mates thus submitted to your committee, and having this bargain would give them was cheaply bought. " The roar of waters! from the headlong height." land could be discerned, the current fortunately fa- o'clock, in an omnibus, and reached the workhouse
Turton, Manchester and Salford, ironfounders-A. M. •
13s 6d per ton. Tallow 37s Od to 385 per let
Whisky, 25 o. P., 5s 9d per imperial gallon.
,tr"
especial regard to the importance of the situation cccu- Mr. JONES said he missed the name of Mr. M`Lauren The eye watches the solid mass of the current 'toured the plan, for, setting strong in shore, it drove before half-past eight o'clock. He gave Mason a very Tyars, R. Banfield, and S. &Infield, Charles-street, -Beef 4id to 6iel; mutton 5d to 7d; - veal " fID
lb.
pied by the Newmarket property, which they cannot from the report, and he wished to know if that gentle- " cleave the wave-worn precipice ;" the burning vessel in that direction, and in the course bad character. Soho-square, juvenile clothing warehousemen-F. Harris 5d ; pork 4d te Od ; bacon 7d to 8d ; sausages bd Per
but look upon as the key of a defensive position of man objected to it. om the brink, of an hour she grounded in such a position on the Lamb, the gate porter, said the master arrived at and S. D. Saunders, Bristol-R. Dawes and J. Wood,
and then, glancing down fr Hops 6/ 10s to 0/ Os per cwt. Bangor slates 3/ 2s 6d to 3/ bt„Pl
great value to the Eastern Counties Company; and The CriAramAN was not aware that he did.
also in consideration of the improveme 'eWwhicia must Mr. WILSON had listened most attentively to the " The fall of w •
titers, rapid as the light, shore that those who could swim could gain the land the workhouse with the girl about half-past eight. Southampton, watchmakers and jewellers-M. Ryan ton. Bark-Barbary 71 Os to 81 Os; Valonia 151 to 01; Fr'
toile'
necessarily- take place in the earnings of tho New- speech of the Chairman, and it appeared to him that all The flashing mass foams, shakieg the abyss." with little difficulty. In the meanwhile the fire had Mr. Prendergast (a guardian) said that he had in- and T. Roberts, Ashley, Staffordshire, surgeons-T. 61 Os ; p Pe
S anish 0/ r ton. Fleece Wool' 5 ere
4s te 1s p . „ed
market Company, by the opening ef their line to the data this bargain rested upon was prophecies and Then it is the memory hints at the only want of the extended to the main hold and the whole of the fore- quired at the Hampstead workhouse where the master Kilbourn and E. W. Chew, Leicester, grocers-Selina Hemp 32/ to 34/ r ton. Fish-Scotch herrings 195 to 000; ',,,,t
ditto 26s to 00 Pe b 1• N f 1 - to 00' r
Cambridge, which will have the effect of extending anticipations of what the Newmarket line would.ultimately panorama-the roar-that stupendous voice which 13 hh, •
art of the ship, wit t e mainmast, presented one ,
had been on the day named, and also inquired of Mr. Huntly and Eliza Ames, Welbeck-street, Cavendish-
...., ,ae b 3_ per
larre , ew ound aad, 11/ 5s .
_ego
n. im er-Meme , 805 per ton ; red pine, 3/ 105 ~,,7 dee.
their traffic to Ely over the Eastern Counties produce. Now he was an old shareholder, and he had sheet of flame, scorching its living freight, who had m stead whom m ter square, milliners-T. J. M'Sweny, Gould-square, City, ``l '
Elliott, the overseer of Ha p , the as _ ,
~ , . ditto, 2/ 153 per ton; deals, 12s to 15s per 100. "1 • 0
can be heard for miles, and which, as it were, re- , and es. M. Sughrue, Stepney-green, patentees of improve- skte
line, and of increasing it to Chesterford, via Cembridge, always found that similar anticipations ultimately turned taken refuge on the poop. Many of the passengers visited that day, respecting the time of the master s Market 24s to 345; salted 25s to 348 per cwt ; calf ,00,
your committle came to the conclusion that it W 0.3 expe- out to be splendid fallacies. He meant nothing per- minded the Earl of Carlisle when he listened to it of exhibited coolness, others were almost frantic with departure from Hampstead, and that the inquiries ments in steerin shi s-J. Craddock dG W C I
dk N gW p ' ' an . rto -
• 31d to 31,c1 per lb. Potatoes, white 8d to 10d; Mil' IC6
dient to admit the estimate of 3 per cont. as the basis of sonal, but he regarded everything that came from Mr. the most awful and wondrous sound in the universe. despair, and their screams rent the air. Soon after fully bore out the master's statenaent. oc , uneaten, arwickshire, attorneys—J. Constable
and G. F. Finden, High-street, Southwark. wholeeal lod to 13d. Guano- Peruvian, 11/ 10s; Ichaboe, 8/ to 9
e per ton. Tar—Archangel, 19s per barrel.
the financial part of the proposed agreement, subject to Waddington with great suspicion.-(Cries of " Order, " The hill of waters ! when they howl and hiss, the wreck touched the shore a steamer came down Mr. Eaton made a very able defence, in which he drugmists and tea dealers—R. Garmony, It. Irving, and
the limitation ot 5,000/. as a me.ximum possible payment order!" " Shame, shame!") And boil in endless torture; while the sweat to the spot, the crew of which had heard the firing ivocall denied the char e.
unequ y 7 g W. H. Maclean, Hereford, and Brynmawr, Breconshire,
by the Bastern Counties Company. . The nieeting appearing to be averse to listening any Messrs. Billett and IN eller declared that, in their drapers and tea COAL MARRET.-YESTERDAY. 6cl
Of their great agony, wrung out from this of the Buckinghamshire signal guns, and was guided dealers-W. S. Dew and J. B. Dew, Bate's West Hartley.. 13s OdlHaswell l5O a
"At the same time your committee stipulated for an longer to Mr. Wilson, opinion, there was no ground for the charge. Cheapside, hosiers-W. Ramsay and Isabella Ramsay, Chester Main ... e
Their Phlegethon, curls round the rocks of jet. to the spot by the light of the conflagration. Her , 13s Od Pensher - e4s ve
option being, reserved' na the Eastern Counties Company
~ The CHAIRMAN put it to Mr. Wilson whether it was lag Ee
That gird the gulf around in pitiless horror set," Mr. Cooke, vestry-clerk, gave it as his opinion that Rothbury, Northumberland, carriers-R. Day and Howard's W. H. Neth. 14s 64 Richmund .. .. • • e-- 14
arrival at the critical moment was beyond measure
ot the right to purchase the whole undertaking at twenty right to persist in speaking when the meeting would the charge could not be sustained. Martha Day, Bethnall-grcen-road, linendrapers-S. S. Redhugh Alain ... 13s 3d Lambton ...
15s ,iA
years' purchase, on their guaranteeing to the Newmarket not hear him. only that here the rocks are of a generous brown, fortunate, for had it not been the case, the boats of the ,
f After a very warm discussion, Mr. Turner moved, Parsons, P. N. Putterhill, and J. IV. Parsons, Totten- 'Penfield Moor ...
um ey 14g I
3
Company a dividend of three per cent. per annum on their Mr. Weesoer thought it was; but the meeting would yielding in their earthy covering nourishment to the burning ship could not have accommodated one hal Penfield Moor Buiee 14s
e cl
3
blear° capital, being at the rate of 15/. rer share for each not hear him, nevertheless, and he was ultimately corn- most luxurious vegetation. The painting, it may be the number on board. Capt. Macgregor, wi d M G
•th his first an '
r odden seconded, " That the charge made
against the master hy Eliza Smith be referred to the m ou t• d curricrs-T. Lister and W. Lees, Alan- ... 13s I,cl Scarborough
ha C r roa ,
chester, ironmongers-R. Marsland and W. Marslaud, West Wylam
Wvlam
paid-up s'nare of 25/. each. This stipulation has been pelled to resume his seat. mate, by their cool and determined zeal, restored Manchester, cotton spinners-C. Collins and J. Wile .-a„, e., 133 3d Stewart's
agreed to by the Newtaarket deputation. Mr. NORRIS recommended the meeting not to waste remembered by some, was taken originally by Mr.
something like order among the invalids, who, the mo- magistrates for their investigation."
hams, Stockbridge-terrace, Pimlico, tailors—T. Franklin Brown ..
1Y 11 s easd, &c. Cassop
150 6
" The working deteils of the agreement yeur cona- time upon the past, but to confine its attention to this Burford himself from Table Rock, a portion of merit they found that the ship had struck, commenced to Mr. Barnes moved, and Mr. Roe seconded an
and S. Franklin, Blandford-street, Manchester-square, Bewicke and Co.
mittee would leave to be aettled by your board of di-. bargain. Ilis advice then was to sanction it, and throw which overhangs the flood precipitously. Scanning throw themselves overboard. Several did so and were amendment, " that the vestry be requested to dismiss coal merchants. Hedley
14s Od ,IWhitworth
rectors as your responsible executive. its responsibility upon those who had concluded it. the master.'' INSOLVENT PETITIONERS. Morrison
" With these observations your committee recommend Mr. ROBERTSON wished to know what the terms were? wept away by the current and were drowned ; the
the picture cursorily, the travelled visitor will recog- s . 14s Oe I alaclean's Tees ......... lio' 64
umber was not exactly known ;it was presume , ow-
d h The amendment was lost, and the original motion John Temlett, Bristol, butcher. Northumberland
the adoption of the proposed terms, and that they be re- 'The CHAIRMAN said they were to work the line with- nize several familiar localities, such as the guide'shouse, n ton Croa land Lincolnshire, farmer. Eden Alain ......
ferred tu the board of directors, to carry the same into out loss to themselves. the ferry, the observatory, the rock called Prospect er there were five who thus perished. Directly on the
ev , was carried. After which the vestry-clerk received James Cherring ,
~
din e Millbrook, South amptonshire. 133 ',I
Lambton Primrose - ........... ••• -A, 6.
effect. The amendment was then put and negatived. steamer hailing them the boats were lowered, and the
Island, the distant town of Manchester, the Biddle f 1 d Idlel instructions to draw up a case, and employ counsel Henry Scad a, a ,
wyer, Southampton, fisherman. Braddyll
" Acting upon tho powers granted to them, your com- Mr. HELPS theu moved as an amendment that it be an ema e passengers an c 1 ren were conveyed on the charge preferred against the master George Bo
to prosecute . . LI etton
N 1 0 d 11 N trio hamshire paper m
Ann e son, rsa , oi g , anti-
_
mittee received a deputation from a publicly convened instruction to the committee to make a proviso that the staircase, and then the series of cataracts-the board of the steamer in safety. The boats quickly --.----
-- facturer.
meeting of proprietors of the East Anglien Company, held guarantee payable to the Newmarket Company should American Fall, the Lunar Fall, and the mightiest of returned and took on board the remainder of the ALLEGED OUTRAGE at LEYTONSTONE. G /vl'll Wrkenhead, Cheshire, beerhouse keeper.
eorge i er, i SEABORNE MAILS. 010
at Manchester, from whom they learned that the pend- never exceed 5 per cent. of the Eastern Counties all the cataracts in the world, the Great Passengers, and lastly the crew. Captain Macgregor Henry Young, George Wood, W. Swan and Samuel Davicison, Liverpool, provision dealer. [N signifies that the mails are sent from the General rest-0
in agreesaeat between that company and the Great dividend.
Northern Company is still in abeyance. This amendment, having been seconded, was put to Horse-shoe Fall of Niagra. On one side we was the last to leave the wreck ;it was then, with the Charles Pavia four persons in the employ o'f Mr, Walter Thomas, jun., Liverpool, boot and shoemaker.
,
exception of a small portion of the poop on fire from Smith, proprietor of the Plough and Harrow, Ley- James Franklund, Liverpool, book-keeper. by the night—and Mby the morning—dispatch.]
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" The deputation expressed a desire for a working ar- the vote and negatived. observe the famous Rapids, where his horse When made up in From what yogi
d d tr d b ' '
end to en ,an eon intle tuning the whole night tonstone Essex, were finallY examined before Messrs, Thomas Bertram, Liverpool, slater and plasterer. PLACES. General Post-office port dis- dus•
rangement with the Eastern Counties Company, in pre- The original resolution was then put, and carried 1 n' f '
a-ta mg tight at a rattle-snake nearly led to the de- and two following nights and days before she glided Cotton, 'Davic d Fry, yesterday, at Rokeby-hall, Matthew Somers, Liverpool, grocer. London. patched.
............../
ference to that proposed with the Great Northern Com- most unanimously, only two or three hands being held ~ an
' palsy: wheu, after giving the matter due consideration, up against it. struetion of Chateaubriand. In another direction we into deep water and sank. None of the passengers Stratford. The three former wer har
e c ged with vio- Joseph Salisbury, Liverpool, sailinalter.
your committee came to the conclusion that the matter A vote of thanks was then passed to the committee, a d even a chan eof clothin Man of h
look, as it were, through the column of vapour, that save g g. yt e families lating the person of a young woman named Bliza Hu L Ibl
gh M'Queen, iverpoo , ockmaker.
Ch • topher Smith, Liverpool, publican. 0 0
America (by Brit. pkt.)N April 25 .. „Liverpool • • APr;; 21/
America (by U.S. pkt.) N April 29 .. ILiverpool • • AP," -/
could be more fitly dealt with by the board of directors, to compliment which Captain KELLY briefly ackn I d d t t al like a cloud of spray, and showers
ow ege . s earns up e ern , were reduced by the calamity to an absolute state of Moore and Pavitt with being an accessory to the ris '
Mary Reeves, I3itterne, Southamptonshire, servant. a I
America (by U.S. pkt.) M April '23 .. ..;Soutbampt. Apr!, i
whom, therefore, they referred the depuiation, and ac- The CHAIRMAN said he wished the meeting clearly to destitution.
down again with a perpetual sparkling as of diamonds. , . fact. 'The case was an exceedingly singular and re- Jeremiah Illingworth, Barnsley, Yorkshire, weaver. Africa (West coast)- N 14th of the month Plymouth Ain '
Alexandria* ........ N 19th & 30th of mo. Dover .. Apr. la
compapied .•,uch reference with a strong recommendation understand once for all that he had put his seal on the et is as yet icnpossible to say how the ship caught vetting one. On Saturday, the sth instant, the pro • James Footman, From° Solwood, Somersetshire, cabinet Belgian,' •. .. •• N Daily • • . • .. Dover .. pailY , ,
to the board to consid'ir the matter, with the view of past, and that any observation which might be made As we gaze we feel the truth of those olden num-
g fire. By many it is supposed she was wilfully set on secutrix, a rather good looking young woman, was maker. Brazil .. .. M inh of the month iSoutham t April l'
P • ,i 0
carrying the object into effect upon equitable terms, with reference to his past conduct, feelingconscientiously bers from " Childe Harold's Pilgrimage"- fire by some of the Lascars, but no evidence has been brought to the Theme Police-court before Mr. Yard- Thomas Pattie. jun., Bury St. Edmund's, Suffolk, grocer. c
Buenos Ayres .. .. M 9th of the month ISoutha t apet, 5
alifornia(viaChagres)M 17th of month 'South I:"
. .1
-I ampt. API.' .i
and thereby to promote the policy of securing to the that he was in the right, he should treat with scorn.- " And mounts in spray the skies, and thence again, adduced to confirm this report. ley, charged with attempting to drown herself in the Shadrach Bourn, Swaltonfield, Berkshire. Cape of Good Dope N 14th of month ;Plymouth.. April ,',,
Eastern Counties Company the control and management Constantinople* .. •• N 7th 17th 27th of mo ' Dover .. April '.4`'
(Cheers, and an ironical laugh from a proprietor.) Returns in an unceasing shower, which round She was laden with a most valuable cargo, consist- waters near Harruw-bridgel Stratford, and as a mo- William Chandler, Boston, Lincolnshire, miller.
of the lines and traffic" in the eastern districts of England. Central America .. M2d & 17th of inOn. ',Southampt. Aprll,s 50
If any one had not the good taste to take his observe- With its unemptied cloud of gentle rain, Tarvin, Cheshire, clerk.
ing of East India produce. The total less is calcu- tive for the rash act said that she had that morning Thomas Waddingham, Channel Isles .. .. N Mon., Wed., &Fri. Southampt. Tn. no
"In conclusion, your committee observe, that theY tion in the spirit in which he made it, he pitied him.- Is an eternal April to the ground, lated at 120,000/. Thomes Viner, Huddersfield, painter,
heir laboure to the arm: e- been disgraced by finding herself in the bed of the Chili .. .. •• . M 17th of the month Southampt. Moll ",, Of
have practically confined t
___43 . t
_. g (Hear.) It had been stated to-day, in reference to the Making it all one emerald. How profound scurcii SEQUESTRATION. France .. .. M&N Twice daily .. .. Dover .. Tvricsea3
merit of the terms with the N wmarkeci. Company prospects of the Eastern Counties Company, that they The gulf ! and how the giant element, ______________
H. na. IWI tam, asgow, rope manutacturer, to
„ Greece* .. .. .. Nl7th 1711127 th of mo Dover- • • APril 2qo,
the negodetiees with whom were pen ing at the were iu a position of great difficulty' with regard to their From rock to rock leaps with delirious bound, NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. been dreadfully abused, but could not possibly tell •th' th GI b II t A GI 0 A •1 18 d Hamburgh
II 11' • • • •
meet wi in e o e o r., , asg tv, pri ,an o and ~ .. ~ I
N,Tuesday & Friday London .. Tues,,,4
dato of their last report to you, and have dividends. There had been various schemes sub- Crushing the cliffs which downward torn and rent PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 16.-The Penelope, 22, CaPfain how she came into such a position. Mr. Yardley May 16, at one. Honduras .. .. . M Wednes. & Satur. London .. Mor•107,
11.117 th of the mouth Soutbampt. APril ',Of
tat thoeght it prudent or exPedient t° a" ulmn mitted to him same he had the honour of beiug with his fierce footsteps, yield in chasms a fearful LYster, bearing the broad pendant of commodore Bruce, gave her father, who said they had been living on Ireland .. • . 3184 NlTwice daily .. .. Holyhead TWice.cl
tl" Powers conferred upon them, to enter into chairman as to the mode in which the company vent." weighed from Spithead this morning at 10 14, and bread and water, 55., and allowed his daughter to RAILWAY SHARE MARKETS. 'nth • a 0
a (via Southamp.) 31,20 th of the month Southampt. APr ,
negotiations with all or any of the other companies in might retrieve its position, but in all the commueica- And Ile th f t tth f t
oo ing across e expanse o wa ers a a oo .
sailed eastward to test her engines. It is said her en- go home with him, on promising not to renew the BRISTOL, APRIL 16. India (viaMarseines) Nj7th& 24th ofmonth Dover .. Msti '
Mediterranean (via I
the Eastern District, RS theY have considered that, so tions which he had received all the proprietors Vies will " give a back turn quick enough. The atempt. (ja the ensuing Monday, the four prisoners sTocx EXCHANGL—The share market was not FO buoyant Southampton) •• M 20th of the month Southampt. AP,il25
tu have d - f with the free and re- of Table Rock, towards Goat Island, we see the ,
°tie, would inter ere agreed that the Harwich lino ought to be con- reazer (her tender) e t
en out yesterday to ascertain were charged with having violated the young woman's as )
,esterday. The only transaction reported was-Great Mediterranean (via I
sponsible ection uf the board of directors, and would structed. As far back as 1836 a line was contemplated exquisite rainbow growing out of the everlasting dew what water she made, as she is re d 1 k Vestern Stock, 88%. Marseilles) .. .. N 7th& 24th of month Dover .. M Ai, Is
porte ea y.
have reta d person • but as her statement was dim and confused, and 1 Mexico .. .. .. M2d of the month.. ,ISouthampt. APth 0
'eel, rather than promoted, the accomplish- to Harwich, and there had been numerous applications at the touch of the sunbeam, to the phantasm resem- The Stromboli steam-sloop is having her old boilers t ' LIVERPOOL, APRIL 16. Madeira .. ••.. M Silt of the month rSouthampt. MBY "
bent of the ob. h -- • '
icet you ad in view in conferring those to Parliament, and an enormous expense incurred on ... removed, being ordered no as there was no corroborative evidence, Mr. Yardley dia- STOCK EXCHANGR.-The share market wns dll
u to-day, N r ,71.11,11 th,l9th,27th 1 1.11 2°
Malta* . Dover AP
powers upoo theta. the subject, and the interest of the blue and the other ming which, at Velino, Lord. Byron addressed,the fol-
T S. • w ones.
he imoom iron steam-frigate haa been taken into charged them. Other facts, however, coming to the and prices bad a downward tendency. Tbe transactions ' - e' & 30th of month
..$
I el°
" Btshopsgate Station '
, April 10 1 851." interests ot Mr. Bagshawe offered to those who should lowing verses :- the steamer basin to-day. ears of the local magistrates they were again arrested, were as follow :-Aberdeen, 16-Caledonian, 15-East Lan- NaPies* .. •• •• N,sth 15th 25th of mo Dover •• AP ~ 25
The report " d ' hire 17 7-16-Lancashire and Yorkshire 62-Leeds and •
l'apal States* .. .. N sth 15th 25th of me, Dover .. Ain]; ,6
and brought before the bencl at Ilford on Saturday. cas
Is signe by B. Marcvoed Kelly, David have the honour of carrying out the undertaking. " Horribly beautiful! but on the verge, , The Coldstream, Indiaman, sailed yesterday morning 1: 18-L t , r erunsular.• •• .. M,7thl7th 27th of mo;Southampt. APr'' .I',l
Waddineton Thirs -, i , .
ondon and North-Western 129 Y-Ditto New e ~.
e , Geo. C. Pauling, Nathl. Ni .h Ils Joseph Every one agreed that the line was absolutely From side to side, beneath the glittering morn, for Madras and Calcutta. Mr. Griffin, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution, . , 4 , Peru .. .. •• 34;17th of the month ISouthampt. APT!i 2j
Box, and Jeremiah Pitcher. C ° ' . . arters, 5-2 p.-Midland, 62.,4-lork, Newcastle, and Ber- Tuscany* .. N sth 15th 20 th of Eitel Dover • • Aprh so
b• h tfll'ht•
requisite to ring t e por o arwic o its An Iris sits, amidst the infernal surge, The Hastings, 72, Captain Austen, flag of Rear-Ad. and Mr. Pelham for the prisoners. From the volu- Q9k 02,/ D'tt P f " 'd 1716 d' Ykw t t - -
Mr. 6 EACH, NIX., WIC f.. 4—1 o, re erence, unpai -up, - is.- or es alles .. .. 31,17 th of the month iSouthampt. API
add, although his n as not former position, viz., that of being the great highway Like Hope upon a death-bed, and unworn. miral Austen, C. 8., Commander-in-Chid of the East minous depositions taken then and yesterday we col- and North Midland, 2714. West Indies (except 1 1
I'o
atta.ched to the the report he entir 1 ame
w 11 • f E (11 ) 1 1845
northern portions o urope.- ear. n Its steady dyes, whilst all around is torn
that it contained. Ile regretted 1-iYatcohrtaTerred in a to the . India and China station, was in Saugur-roads, Calcutta, lect the following statement :-On Friday evening, MANCHESTER, Aaiun 16. Havanna & Nassau) M2d of the month .. Southampt. ;AP-
~, ay
rto it had they had arrive. a . p
d t tbis oint, that one of the directors By the distracted waters, bears serene on the 7th of March, and would sail for Trincomalee the 4th inst the prisoner Swan, who is the prosecu- STOCK EXCHANGX.-The market has been very active to The mails to '
those c ountries thus marked (*) are convert'
beeu thought expedient to make obse . •s French k
rvatlons upon the 1 f the Eastern Counties Company suggested, on behalf Its brilliant hues, vrith all their beams unshorn; about the 15th. to-day and prices have aniupward tendency. The transae- , .:,P
,ALIrOaRC
Niel ylVlarseilles.
fi. c tat
other company, becauae ho was 't d -fi d - 1 ° trix's cousin, asked her to have a drop of beer, to ' llfornia via th II d tit°
ails (a and om a . , e nite
. .
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nil
~,...,,,. , ClOl.O sa ia e that the ~f the romoanee an agreement with the Eastern Union _ ,
Resembling, 'mid the torture of the scene, PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.-Her Majesty's steam-troop which she renlied that she had no obiection. and ther tiions vrvere,,;n f 0,1117 : -13: k nhead, .
Lancashire and Che- ars so - •
, , . w de*atehed and due by every American packet. ot
• • • - ~, ...._i act Lonracillri, 17,...—Laneashim ....I. Th. P.i.f T.,,,.....,1 Afoilitorninran milli will h. i-n... 1. le) _..

" Acting upon the powers granted to them, your com-
mittee received a deputation from a publicly convened
meeting of proprietors of the East Anglien Company, held
at Manchester, from whom they learned that the pend-
ing agree eat between that company and the Great
Northern Company is still in abeyance.
The deputation expressed a desire for a working ar-
rangement with the Eastern Counties Company, in pre-
ference to that proposed with the Great Northern Com-
pany: when, after giving the matter due consideration,
your committee came to the conclusion that the matter
could be more fitly dealt with by the board of directors, to
whom, therefore, they referred the depuation, and ac-
compaeied ..uch reference with a strong recommendation
to the board to consider the matter, with the view of "
carrying the object into effect upon equitable terms,
and thereby to promote the policy of securing to the
Eastern Counties Company the control and management
of the lines and traffic in the eastern districts of England.
" In conclusion, your committee observe, that they
have practically confined their labours to the arrange-
ment of the terms with the Newmarket Company
the negotiations with whom were pending at the
date of their lest report to you, and have
not thought it prudent or expedient to act upon
the Powers conferred upon them, to enter Into
negotiations with all or any of the other companies in
the
have District, as they have considered that, so
ave doile, would interfe re with the free and re-
sponsibleaction of the board of directors, and would
have retarded
tent of the , rather than promoted, the accomplish
tent of the obict you had in view in conferring those
powers upon them.
" Bishopsgate St on, April 10,
The report is signed3lBsl."
ra by B. Marwood Kelly, David
Waddington, Gee:
121 ring, Nathi. Nicholls, Joseph
Box, and Jeremiah Pi
Mr. 6EACH, M.P., said, 'although his name was not
attached to the the report he eitirely concurred in all
that it contained. Ile regrettedmake that hitherto it had
been thought expedient toobservationst upon the
other company, because hedwepaesnqiuedi e satisfied that the
amongstthe interest of all parties
good underatandingcomupon
exist-
ence of a
selves. The welfare of the them-
that they should place confidence in the directors
and and although he hal concurred in the appointment of the
committee, he should place implicit confidence in the
present board until he was convinced that they were
acting wron I
g.- ( fie ar, bear.)
Mr. ROBERTSON rose to move an amendment, to the
effect that the report be not received, as it recommended
an offensive and defensive course of policy with regard
to the Norfolk line. lie decidedly objected to the New-
market procosal.
Mr. CHRISTEY wished to maker a few comments upon
the bargain recommended by the eport.
Mr- Box said the amendment had not been seconded,
Mr. ROBERTSON, sen., seconded the amendment.
Mr' At`lbEnsoN informed the meeting, that the amend-
ment had bean moved by the son and seconded by the
father.
Mr. ROBERTSON said then he bad never seen his father
in his life before
The CRAIR24, oars of laughter.)
seconded ';7"."Li(sußsebd the amendment had been pro-
perlyms to the mis-
understanding between
there appeared. to. be some e
relationship subsisting
the mover and seconder.
meeting was ens a
e Now, the quebtiou fefore the
c),,,pany, and
perhapsonsiderable importance to the
convenient course that i would be th® more.
going into a few details L
_....o(nuotelii,ader,
,:aiel
esaeatrrt
reserve
b ilsl
Should take that opportunity
tiocteiViat Mr. ChristenPwo
ay in his favour!. an
Mr. CHEISTEY said he re(' hoped,marks
would do so with much
pleasure.
Tilo CHAIRMAN then proceeded to
t dettaoe
plain his views
with regard to the plan recommeudedex the report.
necessary to
The Hon. Gentlenaan:seid he thought it necessary
explain to the meeting certain matters
.hol(leria
con-
tained in the agreement with the Newmarket a
terford Company-, which the committee of sharnd Ches-
had submitted to the proprietors, in order
them to arrive at a correct conclusion Wl:linableference to the merits of that agreement, It was
in the report that the basis on which the agreaes
mrnt was founded was, that the Newmarket and Ches-
terford Company asserted their line to be worth three
per cent. The committee asked them on what
esult ground
they based their calculations. The r was
that the Newmarket and Chesterford company,
000 L, per annum which
id addition to the s',
they sought at the hands of the Eastern Counties
Company, they stipulated that they should have certain
other advantages, provided the Eastern Counties Com-
pany did not consider they would result in any loss to
ttlem. The committee thought that a fair proposition to
make, because they coneidered.that if the Eastern Coun-
ties Company gave them facilities for their traffic, and
allowed them the use of their stations, the Newmarket 1
sad Chesterford line would he well worth 3 per cent. per '
salaam, and that the Eastern Counties Company would
g,t traffic which they did not possess at present, The

ALLEGED OUTRAGE at LEYTONSTONE.
Henry Young, George Wood, W. Swan, and
Charles Pavia, four persons in the employ of Mr.
Smith, proprietor of the Plough and Harrow, Ley-
tonstone, Essex, were finally examined before Messrs.
Cotton, Davis, and Fry, yesterday, at Rokeby-hall,
Stratford. The three former were charged with vio-
lating the person of a young woman named Bliza
Moore, and Pavitt with being an accessory to the
fact. The case was an exceedingly singular and re-
volting one. On Saturday, the sth instant, the pro •
secutrix, a rather good looking young woman, was
brought to the Thane Police-court before Mr. Yard-
ley, charged with attempting to drown herself in the
waters near Harrow-bridge, Stratford, and as a mo-
tive for the rash act said that she had that morning
been disgraced by finding herself in the bed of the
ostler at the Plough and Harrow, where she had
been dreadfully abused, but could not possibly tell
how she came into such a position. Mr. Yardley
gave her father, who said they had been living on
bread and water, 55., and allowed his daughter to
go home with him, on promising not to renew the
attempt. On the ensuing Monday, the four prisoners
were charged with having violated the young woman's
person ; but as her statement was dim and confused, and
as there was no corroborative evidence, Mr. Yardley dis-
charged them. Other facts, however, coming to the
ears of the local magistrates, they were again arrested,
and brought before the bench at Ilford on Saturday.
Mr. Griffin, solicitor, appeared for the prosecution,
and Mr. Pelham for the prisoners. From the volu-
minous depositions taken then and yesterday we col-
lect the following statement :—On Friday evening,
the 4th inst., the prisoner Swan, who is the prosecu-
trix's cousin, asked her to have a drop of beer, to
which she replied that she had no objection, and they
proceeded towards the Plough and Harrow, when in-
stead of beer he brought out some gin and water,
which she must, he said, take instead. She said
those who were treated must not be choosers, and
drank some of the liquor; but had no sooner done so
than she found herself quite stupified, and had no dis-
tinct recollection of what occurred afterwards, though
she had a sort of dreamy remembrance of having
been shamefully abused. About four o'clock in the
morning she found herself sitting in the ostler's
(Young's) bed, at the Harrow, in much pain, and
with a full sense of her degradation. The prisoner
Pavitt then came up with a light, and said, " How
are you, old girl ? Young has had you, Wood has
had you, and Swan has had you, so I must have you
now ;" but she repulsed him, saying she would not
submit on any account. She then made her way
home as best she could, and told her father what had
occurred, but she felt so stupid that she remembered
nothing more till she was taken out of the water.
When 'she became conscious at the Plough and
Harrow, Swan was in one of the beds in the room,
and Young and Wood were going down stairs
laughing.

This amendment, having been seconded, was put to
the vote and negatived.
The original resolution was then put, and carried al-
most unanimously, only two or three hands being held
up against it.
A vote of thanks was then passed to the committee, a
compliment which Captain KELLY briefly acknowledged.
The CHAIRMAN said he wished the meeting clearly to
understand once for all that he had put his seal on the
past, and that any observation whieh might be made
with reference to his past conduct, feelingconscientiously
that he was in the right, he should treat with acorn.—
(Cheers, and an ironical laugh from a proprietor.)
If any one had not the good taste to take his observa-
tion in the spirit in which he made it, he pitied him.—
(Hear.) It had been stated to-day, in reference to the
prospects of the Eastern Counties Company, that they
were iu a position of great difficulty with regard to their
dividends. There had been various schemes sub-
mitted to him since he had the honour of being
chairman as to the mode in which the company
might retrieve its position, but in all the communica-
tions which he had received all the proprietors
agreed that the Harwich line ought to be con-
structed. As far back as 1836 a line was contemplated
to Harwich, and there had been numerous applications
to Parliament, and an enormous expense incurred on
the subject, and the interest of the blue and the other
interests of Mr. Bagshawe offered to those who should
have the honour of carrying out the undertaking.
Every one agreed that the line was absolutely
requisite to bring the port of Harwich to its
former position, viz., that of being the great highway
to the northern portions of Europe.—(Hear.) In 1845
they had arrived at this point, that one of the directors
of the Eastern Counties Company suggested, on behalf
of the company, an agreement with the Eastern Union
line for opening a communication with Harwich.
Having traced the history of the Harwich line from its
origin down to the present time, he proceeded to say
that they had power to raise four per cent. of the capital
necessary for completing the line. It was estimated that
its completion would cost 160,0001., but in order to
hdeeveeeelosepre the traffic of the line, it would be
require 250t,00001g '
would
makehut ithe double,wae
told it mi
reach that figure. Taking it, however, at that sum, it
would require 10,0001. per annum to pay for the con-
struction of the line. Now, what would be the advan-
tages of the line to the Eastern Counties Company?
Why it would make their line the highway to Rotter-
dam, Amsterdam, Hamburgh, and the north of Europe
up to the point where the Norwich Company
would come into competition. The Norwich Company
would take most of the traffic north of the Texel; but
up to that it point would fall to the lot of the Eastern
Counties, and when he added that to the pleasure traffic,
wthheiicrhratibieway, he
e didcompletion
think
nt hkis lino
s
a highly important that
was likely to bring upon
the works should be entered upon as speedily as possible.
The completion of
the line, in fact, would bring
them
an additional profit of 100/. a week. Besides, this
company had solemnly pledged itself to contribute,
this line, and for the sake of standing well wth Parto
Par-
liament it was desirable that the directors should
be
armed with powers to carry out the original agree-
ment, and he should therefore move "
f% resolution to that
effect.

Madeira .. • • .. M 9th of the month M 8)"
Malta* .. .. zi r
,7111,17th,19th,27th April 2°
t 1 & 30th of month
JVI,rII 21
Naples* .. .. .. Nlsth 15th 25 th of mo
Papal States* .. .. N sth 15th 25th of mo April 26
reninsular.. • • .. 3I 7thl7th 27th of mo A-Fril "
0
Peru .. .. .. .. M 17th 01 the month April 22
Tuscany* .. .. .. N sth 15th 25 th of mo April 20
West Indies .. .. MI 17th of the month 1 April '
West Indies (except !
Havanna & Nassau) M2d of the month .. Southampt. Apr a
* The malls to those' c ountriea thus marked (*) are convey
French
30
packet Ti a Marseilles.
CALIPOR NI A.—Mails toad from California, Via the United
90
are now despatched and due by every American packet. „ ell
*** The East India and Mediterranean mail will be made 0,„010
the evening of the 19th of this month, in consequence of the '
happening en a Sunday.

STOCK EXCHANGE.—The market has been very active
to-day, and prices have an upward tendency. The transac-
tions were as follow : —Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Che-
shire Junction, 8 dis.—East Lancashire, 17%—Lancashire
and Yorkshire, 62—Ditto, Preference, 6 per cent, 13%—
London and North-Western, 1294—Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, 36" A —North British, 10 LA—South-Eutern
and Dover, 27%.
BIRMINGHAM, APRIL 16.
STOCK EXCHANGE.—The only transaction reported to-day
was —North Staffordshire, 6% dis.
YORK, ArRIL 15.
SrooK EXCHANGE.—The transactions to-day were as
follow :—Lancashire and Yorkshire, Fifths, 434 Midland,
63 —1 ork, Newcastle, and Berwick (Newcastle Extension),
16%.

Love watching madness with unalterable mien."
As we have before observed, the panorama bears a
marvellous appearance of verisimilitude, and to say
this of any picture of Niagara is to pronounce its
eulogium. It may be remarked, then, in this
as in another of the revived masterpieces of Mr.
Burford's artistic powers—" Jerusalem"—the colours
are wonderfully preserved—brilliant, as if but re-
cently placed upon the canvas. Of the celebrated
panorama of Jerusalem it were needless to speak at
any length whatever. Those who have ever seen it
will not require anything to call it to their recollection.
And to excite the curiosity of others in its regard it
is only necessary to say .that it compressed into
one magnificent painting such localities as
these—the Pool of Bethesda, the Mount of As-
cension, the spot where Christ wept over the city, the
throne of Solomon, and the garden of Gethsemene.
These paintings, with the more recently produced
attractions of the establishment, will, we doubt not,
induce many of the visitors to the metropolis to wind
their way to the favoured haunts of all sight-seers—
Burford's Panorama.

PLYMOUTH, APRIL 16.—Her Majesty's steam-troop
ship Birkenhead, Master-Commander Robert Salmond,
sailed yesterday with four companies of artillery for
Quebec.
The steam-vessel Vulture went alongside the Royal
William Victualling-yard yesterday, and embarked a de-
tachment of the 77th Regiment, with which she sailed
to-day for Pendennis Castle, to relieve a detachment of
the 4th, King's Own.
The General Screw Steam Navigation Company's ship
Bosphorus, Captain Hall, sailed yesterday, at half-past
12 o'clock, with mails for Sierra Leone and the Capo of
Good Hope. She has in all 29 passengers, and takes to
the Cape 50,000/. in specie and a full and valuable cargo
of British manufactured goods.
The Propontis, Captain Glover, is hourly expected
with the Cape mails.
WooLwicn, Apath 16.—The Rattler steam-sloop
was paid off at Woolwich yesterday, and 1 sergeant, 15
gunners, and 1 drummer of the Royal Marine Artillery
landed from her, and proceeded by the North Kent
Railway en route to join head-quarters at Portsmouth.

Leg°
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from 0. B. Knocker, dated Mount Gambia, South .Austrsho
July 7, 1849. To Professor Holloway. Sir,--A easeoo
just come under my observation in which the efficacy Of . the
Ointment and Pills has been fully proved. A rna° °f his
name of Joshua Smith had upwards of twenty ulcers on di
shins, which were so difficult to cure that almost every renl:o4
had been applied without any good effect. Your Pills Ointment were then resorted to, and in about six Nowas completely cured, and scarcely a mark is now to be o'Zijoir
Sold by all druggists,
and at Professor Holloway's Est"
ment, 244, Strand, London.

RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS.
LONDON AND NOITYI-WIiSTERN RAILWAY.—ROttIrIi 0,
Traffic for the week ending April 13:—
Passengers, parcels, &c. £25,048 10 8
Merchandise ... 17,875 18 10
Cattle ••• 931 15 1D•

Total ... ... ... £43,856 5 4
Corresponding week last year 43,707 13 8
Note.—The returns as published are exclusive
of the
traffic of the Huddersfield Canal and Shropshire Union, North
Union, Preston and Wyre, South Junction, Manchester and
Buxton, and Buckinghamshire Railways, and of the propor-
tion of traffic deducted under agreement with the North
Staffordshire Company.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for the
week ending April 13 .•• ... X 16,047 18 8 -
Corresponding week last year... 17,372 16 4

APPOINTMENTS.
Lieutenants—John Ward (b) (1850), to the Fisgard,
flag-ship at Woolwich; W.C. S. Sulivan, to the Excel-
lent, gunnery-ship at Portsmouth.
Naval Instructor—George Foster (1842), to the Belle.
ropbon, 78, at Devonport.
Second blaster—Benjamin B. Stuart (1846), to the
Tyne, 22, store-ship at Deptford.
Master's Assistant—Thomas A. Mansell, to the Fis-
gard.
The Cyclops steam frigate was taken out of the basin
to-day; and the Greenock, 10, iron screw frigate, taken
in to have her engines of less horse power substituted
for her old ones.
The Furious, 16, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, was taken
down to Woolwich to-day from the City Canal, having
had her engines put on board by Messrs. Seaward
and Co.
The Vivid Dover mail steam-packet, Captain Smithett,
will have her repairs completed by the end of the present
month, and will return to Dover to resume her duties on
that station.
The Goveriple, Sardinian war-steamer.—Count Di
Persano, the
Captain of the Sardinian steamer Geyer-
nolo, now lying at Woolwich, has returned to Genoa, on
family affairs. Ile has been suceeded in the command
by Baron Di Tholosano. The latter officer has been
elected an honorary member of the United Service Club
during his stay in England. The captain and all the
officers of the Governolo, and also the officers of the St.
Lawrence, United States' frigate, now at Southampton,
have been invited to become honorary members of the
Army and Navy Club, St. James's-square, during the
stay of the two ships in England.

After the proceedings had advanced some stages
yesterday it was agreed that Pavitt, who took no part
in the violation, should be admitted a witness for the
Crown, when he made a statement to a considerable
extent confirmatory of that of the prosecutrix. He
said he was under-ostler at the Plough and Harrow,
and he and the three prisoners occupied one apart-
ment, which contained two beds. He saw the prose-
cutrix in the tap-room about eleven o'clock on the
night of the 4th. Wood was there, but Young was
in bed, and his master turned the prosecutrix out.
Witness, who had to stay up all night in the perform-
ance of his duty, went about half-past four in the
morning to the ostler's room to call the pot-boy, when
he found the prosecutrix sitting on the foot of the bed
crying. Swan and Young were in bed at the time,
and Wood was down in the tap-room. Witness asked
her how she came there, to which she replied that she
did not know. Witness soon after saw the three pri-
soners in the tap-room, and they told him that they
had all been with her, asking him why he did not go
too. She was then leaning against a pump outside,
and he went and proposed it to her, but she rejected
him. It will be remembered that, according to the
prosecutrix's statement, this proposal was made whilst
she was sitting on the bed.
The evidence of two constables went to show that
when Pavitt was taken into custody he made a similar
statement, observing at the same time that he was
not going to suffer for the misconduct of others.
Mr. Valiance, surgeon, of Stratford, who examined

SOUTK-EASTENN R. AI
12 :
LWAY. - Gross traffic receipts for
the week ending April
Passengers •.. £8,13814 1
Carrying account .. 2,793 2 1

Captain-
FINLAYSON stated, from thefi practical experi-
ence of 22 years, that if proper and
now
boats were
--
f
made, a vast portion of the traffic w efficient
doing in other
directions to the northern countries of Europe would go
by Harwich, which possessed much greater
as a port than any other on the eastern coastE
aadvauwlandes.
England.
Arr. Bows considered that, independent of the facili-
ties afforded by Harwich as a port, it would be greatly
resorted to by .Londoners for pleasure, if a railway Com-
munication with it were opened. lie was sure that if
any shareholder would take the trouble of visiting it,
he would exclaim, as Queen Elizabeth once did, 4, a
Pretty town—wants nothing." his expression was, on
seeing the town for the first time, " a pretty two 11, and
only a re.ilwe.y."—(Hear.)
the a ter some discussion the resolution was carried, and
future the
The
lost.
him fora CHAIRMAN hoped the meeting would bear with
its past momentclifFalts
as
cheaply
public. asked
tion for them while ho disclosed the policy which in
what
aotiwreetors proposed to follow. Ile might be
accommodate to"
his view of the Eastern Counties, as to
and its future prospects. The ques-
to carry the consider was, how far they could best
the matter, he It was always the best policy
not so much owing to the
their Opening
•fotijilrtEeessible; for, having investigated
falling 'off in their traffic was
orifuessotodionsatbhlye.yttih4igicio.t
so indeed,
extravagance ofof rival lines as to the
fares.,e high, Those fares had been un-
that iu the case 1
portion of it altogether. Now, 1

MR. BEARD'S ENAMELLED
DAGUERREOTYPE.
We have just returned from a visit to the Daguer-
reotype Rooms of Mr. Beard, in King William-
street, where we have been highly gratified
by examining several of his enamelled daguer-
rotypes. At this late hour we have not 'time
to enter into any lengthened detail of this beautiful
and scientific process of enamelling, which is the latest
of Mr. Beard's inventions, although we intend to take
an early opportunity of doing so. This process of
enamelling may be considered as having brought the
art of photography almost to perfection, it renders
the picture permanent by effectually preventing all
contact with the atmosphere, whilst at the same
time it does away with the necessity of glass, and
is so hard and firm that an enamelled daguerreotype
may he cleaned with soap and water, and then
rubbed dry without injury. The enamelled
daguerreotype bas the appearance of a rich en-
caustic painting. In the room we saw a frame
series, presenting
of photographs intended for the Great Exhi-
913pieti:inra.02Ist
oi
fs
eavemryostialinptreorveestrainefit
from
the
early

---
Total ••• ... £10,931 16 2
Corresponding week last year... 10,675 14 7
NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY. (Miles open, 112.)—
Return of traffic for the week ending April 15 :
Railway and canal £4,868 0 0
Corresponding week last year 4,334 0 0
Note.—The above is exclusive of the receipts available
under the agreement with the London and North-Western
Railway Company.

CHESTER AN HOLYHEAD linnwAY.--Traffic for the
week ending April 13:—

MAIN LINK.
Passengers ... £1,004 18 7
Parcels, 11. C. at;CID. •••••• —• 52 4 4
Goods, cattle, 8:c. ••• ••• 403 211
Mails ... 575 0 0
... ... •••

Total £2,035 5 10
"OLD.
Passengers ... £371
14 6
99
Parcels,ll. C. and D. •••
Goods, cattle, &c.Bl 0 0

The Town Council of Wick have declined, by a
majority of six to four, to elect a representative to the en-
suing General Assembly of the Church of Scotland. No re-
presentative, it is said, has been elected by the authorities of
Wick iaow for bizteea year&

Total ..• ••• ••• £1'..0 I 6
STEAM-110ATS.
Passengers ••• ••• ••• £ll9 7 3
Parcels, H. C. and D. ... 14 0 4

Total £133, 7