The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-30 00:00:00

RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

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N-Rut AND SOUTH-WESTERN JUNCTION.
special general meeting of the proprietors was
:41 yesterday, for the purpose of having submitted
them a bill now before Parliament for making a
t 0 be
from the North Loudon Railway to Richmond,
be called the " Richmond and Kew Extension
Away." Mr. H. Tootal was in the chair.
)1 The Solicitor of the company having read the
notes of the bill,
The Chairman explained that the measure was
North
forward by independeLt parties, and the
London Company would not have to contri-
bute towards its construction. The bill was to
'liable the company to make traffic arrangements
IPith the ptomoters of the proposed line, should
the measure be sanctioned by Parliament. The
Tendon
would be very beneficial to the North
4'endon proprietors.
The bill was sanctioned unanimously.

ItATMARKET THEATRE.—Last evening a new farce
has produced at the Haymarket Theatre, under the
4115, "The First and Second Floor." The piece was
ihtinounced for repetition amidst loud applause.
ADELFIII THEATRE.—Mr. and Mrs. Barney Williams
Ppeared last night in a new farce, entitled "Latest
Ltotn New York," and written expressly for them by
l'ar. Sterling Coyne. The farce was quite succesful.
ROYAL FREE HOSPITAL, GRAY'S•INN-ROAD. —The
bUnaber of patients relieved at this hospital during the
ek ending June 27, 1857, was 2,130, of which 746
Ivere new cases.
„In the tea market excitement continues. The addi-
"Ohal China news yesterday has been considered to war-
rant a rise in prices, and a large quantity of common
`lol3gou has been sold at is. 21i. to is. 21d. per lb.
STAR CLUB OF LONDON.—A general meeting of the
Ittionabers of this club and their friends is announced
for Wednesday, the 22d July, when it is understood
that the party will proceed to Richmond in the City
State barge, and partake of a dejeuner at the Star and
4arter, or some private mansion lent for the occasion.
The Honourable Artillery Band will be lent for the oc-

%ion.
THE WELLINGTON MONllMENT.—Yesterday the works

commenced in Westminster Hall for the erection of the
kodels sent in by the competing artists for the monu-
Reut to be erected in St. Paul's Cathedral, to the me•
reory of the late Duke of Wellington, which are to be t
thrown open to public inspection. The total number E
"ent in is 77, about 50 being contributed by British and 1(
27 by foreign artists. The Commissioner of Works has 1(
given notice that artists who desire it will be allowed
to erect their own models between the 6th and the 11th
of July. The exhibition will be opened to the public 2
°Uthe 20th July. 2
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THE MURDER AT CHINGFORD HATCH.—An adjourned 5
inquest was htl I yesterday on the body of Mary White,
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,the woman murdered on the 21st. The coroner said 10
that as the medical man had not made a sufficient exa- 2
°'nation of the body he should again adjourn the inquest 6
for that purpose, and gave an order for the exhumation 2,
of the remains. Yesterday notices were circulated 2,
offering a government reward of 1001. for the apprehen- 21
sion of Jonathan Greydon, charged with the wilful 10(
Murder of Mary WLite, at Chingford Hatch. He is
described as follows :—Five feet nine inches high, fair, 2'
light small sandy whiAct r 2, has several boils on his neck, 2
and is ruptured oa the left side. He was discharged
from SpringfieldiGaol on the 16th, when he was dressed E
in black, but has since been seen in a blue striped smock IC
411 d asap with a peak. L 11