The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-04 00:00:00

GEELONG AND MELBOURNE.

This line was completed through to Williamstown
(40 miles), and only required ballasting in some
sections to render it ready for traffic, which was to
be formally inaugurated by the Governor-in-Cbief
in the month of June. The genoral rail svay policy
seemed to be tending ii favour of private enterprise
and against Government construction. A very in-
fluential deputation had been formed, principally
consisting of members of the Legis!ative Assembly
and Council, to wait upon the Governor and urge
the expediency of granting the necessary guaran-
tees and powers to the Geelong and Melbourne
Company to form the line from Geelong to Ballarat.
It was considered probable that this company would
undertake the extension to Ballarat under a sepa-
rate act, if a Parliamentary guarantee of interest
were given.

RAILWAY COMPETITION.
The London and North-Westeru Company hav-
ing accelerated their express trs te•ween Man-
chester and London, their mmunnen r-peed being.
fixed at 41 hours, it appeals the Great Northern
aturatehasit
intend to follow the same comae after the 15th
inst. They are at present forming a shorter june-
rraisnavoinutg of ff M tiam nee.he sOt enr
by the Great
junc-
tion line at Retford, which will enable them to
fieffrsetctexapfruerssthte
Northern route arrived at most of the stations
rather before the times fixed, and u• 'ule dl2 •mu
between Hitchin and the metropolis.' oanitea

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