The Express. — London, England, 1863-10-31 00:00:00

G' ( s ifixs . 4141 , 1 al rt 45, • ebx /• / als-s v- LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1888. No. 5,375.] (Stamped, ld. Additional,) [TWOPENCE FOB SYDNEY Direct—BLACK WALL LINE of PACKIML —Mersa OWN S Ship tiKW ELL, 1,200 •,,as, captain H. t,rlN, will leave the East India Docks on the Ao It No call at Plymouth, and carry an enericismil sur tvon.—Apply to Mews. PHILLIP. A, MIMS. •W LOWTHER, goyal Hitehmspedswedings ; or to F. GREEN and Co., 72, orohill. LC. Pammegers by this line can proceed W rail from iaddinitton to Plymouth at reduced fares by applying to F. BIAS and Co. far ticket& BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS.—For II ILBOURNE (Pert Phillip) Direet—Laos. GREEN'S LEGISdRY, 1,150 tons, Captain t JONS4, will leave the Fast India Docks on the Mb November, call at Plymouth. and orry_ an swparleneed anntenn —Apply to PHILLIPPa, 851 AW. .ad LOWER ILL t Royal lttebange-bnildlmi or to Y. GREEN ,ad Co. 71, Conhiit.lC. Passengers by this Una can proceed y roil Croon Paddington to Plymouth at reduced tam by apply og to Y. OSEEN and Co. for tickets. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKETS.—For SIVAOI7/124E 'Port Phillip: Direct—Mews. ORM% ship WXDDR.OII CASTLE, 1,200 tons, Captain C. DINSDALC, Win Imiretni) FAA India Docks on the 6th December, call at Plymouth isd cam as experienced surgeon.—Apply to PHILLIPPA, dHAW, and LOWTHKR, X, Royal Exchange buildings ; or to F. c= and Co., 72, Cornhill, lt.C. Pa-sewers by this line can by rail from Paddington to Plymouth at reduced fares by Malian to F. ORKEN .1 Co. for ticket& BOMBAY direct, the splendid clipper ship OICITADDI, A t 13 years, Sitfi toes register, THOMA 3 irEDDING. Commander; loading In the Piet India Docks. las aapisailid asisotnmodetioa for cabin pneeeogers—For freight ammo to GELLATLY, HANLEY, sod ShWHLL, 27, LC—WW be followed by the clipper ship icegoldre. RL•CIIL BALL PASSENGER LINE of yr 'CLIPPER !ACLU! for .lOBlllllll from Li Ole. flyelney Melbourne Qeeesilud Merusiland I! Well ;new) Pus Her lilting Cloud Prince Consort 2.108 1,600 1,000 2,000 2.810 IL IBMs B. left & WY & lads * Will Das. Nov. U Nov. 7 Nov. 30 . . ml. ookibrated line of packet, have, b Yak punctuality sad road pumps, earned a world-known reputation, aid their pater, anger accommodation is unsurpassed by aoy math &Boat. —Par j all A Zlcalant romp ostboo freight or pampa to Australia apply to BAIN and Cv Uva;pool:„ an AMMO to tlim NAM 101 l La.; and T. IL aLACILAY and Co., 1, loadosbolkotorat, , lae4pa. LC. IMAM LIVIIRPOOL OS QM:MOWN TO KEW YORK. LIIVIRPL,__ NEW YORK, > d es Jee• CAW:PANT Wind des patellae Or* eallienverea=balit Iran Demo Illsmallas. amine the 17aftod 4tez.. mat LIYKRPOOL /OR KEW CITY or LONDON, Wednesday, CRY Of SALTIMORY, Wedn . eY.II. CITY KW LIMERICK, Saturday, w o . It CITY OV WNW YORK. Wedseakii. Nem. IL had me, Weettesdae, and every altereate Ilearx = Coliseum,* he the mail SeMIIIOIS WOK . Ilk 17, and el rekeeay, aosordiag to the 11000M1 . phaiefi r= , 6 r....AL,r.tx4=:: == ,.. i . Caned& the Idled sad British Oreetabla, as vet eferlepeei tome —For Wiley pertlealsia INIKAN, IR, Waesseteett. Liverpool ; or IMP re YAM, el, Lee WWlupereek Chy. CI3I:A RD uNE.-Eitrrii nt and N B 11111CAftkift toAN ROYAL eait MAIAMBHIPS, I. sod s e ed betereettiMMPOOL sa between d N the Bastes N • et Halifax lo bad sad reeetz=tetv oaf era Ilia loins( or ear eases see Irt ealb from Mireargrnie caging et retelt to e0r.1.• the %or SIONIGNi , Ott.Sl. toe NEW YO Nov. T. tor Banos, Zw. IL' so , nisteri. witlZ ie Wil a :U p o i r i kci b aOrs:— 11 1 (blot @AK SG; mood x 164 Q S. • Mt Nino Pork Aloe mallo. ANL mood milk AUL Fooled Ito Italltameiorsoomi Now Yea, AI =6 .4. siod pro mot. pilmook—A to J. N. Aid. 14„ Old Leeks ; J. M. Gorr* *m aga= yo ui V i Aido Doom Pate G. and J. SOMA ; rt. ore. Silver, Quondam ; or D. C. Amok lavorpooL pHILLIPPB, GRAVES, and .?R PB, JL = La tri a mseersneetkose itne-sin stoonsno • Pee and the MIN% the ILISAVICIt. trove &Tor sleet Melt: d lrt, lonieiT7 Wants& every gunday, espa. : /12 17s. Return tklutta, tars sod • U Tarr lf. Tho Thursda lL y arming wait Mill Ow Timor " - For BRIDInet, She lifeeelletlithlt, et (WWII" egetry flersdhy, at U tom., boom Rorsolptoen, and from Bleakwatt *Now R.B. Op sad atter,Nov. 5 at 10 a.= Parr L af, seta le f t 001=113IIRO, the 001121 J WARJ4 about Nov. kiteme as t i c a tat rues. is 1.. St 11,W ALL To Imo Oilseed tif let ODPORIADIN, the NZWRILT, bon Jildourah The, Sor. Pa l+ li na ll t i r li t i rrir gigati er na, Luprm LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIFE INSURANCI 001ITANT. Mae ANNUAL MUTING or the Proprietors la tide Coat pion hold of THURSDAY. the 25th retinae& 1. JAYE! AAPINALL TOBIN, Req., la the Mats, The Report et the Directors for the year URI was read; It Itiaiiltri Fire Premiums of the year were Against those in ISO!. which were .... 14040 M 0 0 _n,151 0 • Giving an lassos I. ISO of £75,986 0 0 Thai the new We business comprised the Tama of 780 Pollcfes, hewing On which to. manual premiums were 13.935 7 11 That there was added to the Life reserve 79,277 11 6 That the balance of undivided profit was la- creamed That the invested funded the Oompanyagmanted to 1,417908 8 4 In reference to the very large menses of 34.000 In the Fire Premiums of the year, it was remarked he the report. "The premiums to a Company are the assure al Oat Company's bombes of eft kinds : the Directors. themellerm weft that twit of progress to say the daty collected may alkyd, ea that &pollee to oaly a part of a taainess. and a Anse of that part may be, sad often Company's la, re-ineared withoth e r cakes. In thL ries. , the a mi ty addition to the lire Premium. of the Liverpool and London Company mast be very gratifying to the Proprietors." SWINTON 8017 LT, flemakay to the Company. JORIS ATILINB, ideldseit Dergettary, Loathes. comizowitzia of nom tram GHENT. Mit. J. O. STEPSONS will SELL by AUCTION, at leo Great gum. AIL Kinsatmets Countalmolon. nts MONDAY, Nov T at half past 12 pro Seely, an hopertation of PLANTS from a well-known nurseryman lu Obent; coareeting al amollos, melees 1111 eat landfolluma, turd, rhododendroy fes.—Os dew the mondag Of sale . end catalogue baL LONDON CARPET WAREROI7B3. WWII soli SOX. 1.. a 4. 000DOISSUBT. W. THE ENGLISH and SWEDISH BANK (Limited% Incorporated under the " Companies Art. 1962." by which the liability of Shareholders Is hmited to the amount of their abuse Ospital, L 1,000,000 in 40.000 sharesof sW each, with power to increase. It la proposed to call up 425 per share. • ?Italians 00,000 shares, of whiihpne bolt ore sliyady subscribed. Deposit Xl' per ehare on application. and 42 on allotment, and a further s= of ft per share within two months from allotment. No call to exceed C. 5 per Ahem. sad at an Interval of not leas than three months between each call. arawroas WNION. Leopold Bralesslts Esq., at .01d Bros tatreet. John Alen flanker, Las. (Messrs. Mackey and Co.). Sossael M. Blade. Esq. Messrs Hint% and Gladstone , . J. H. .1.41110011, Esq. (Milani. John Johnson and Son'. Edward Johnston, My. (Messrs. B Johnston, Son and Co.). ( Adam Kennard. Esq. Consolidated busk). t Win. Tottle, Esq Swedish and Norwegian Vice-Consul (Mews. Chas. Lott* and Sono). Christopher Weguelln, Esq. (Meows J. Thomson, T. Sonar and Co.`'. 'litmus—The Bank of England ; the the Consolidated Bank, -•—• Douctsoas—Messrs. Dawes and Sons, 11 ' Angel.court, Moans—Manua. Laur;;;;e7ffc;(7,a — ad Pearce, Bu laoa SICRITART (pro tensi—Jaines Truer, Esq. Teroporan Offices-2, Copthall.buildings, Tdrogmort PR4YBPECTUS.. The object of this Bank is to supply Use great requirement of additional banking accommodation In Sweden, and to afford a medium for the already Important and constantly incruaing Inancial transactions between that country and England, amine as for the large banking operstions which the tends of Sweden with the Fut and West Indies, America , and the Brailis, contra la Daubs. — The trade and Industry of Sweden bare made roplil i gre .tirg the 114 Ittlg pyre. bet 0111, Mee of Import& and Oporto, eh inheenteinth only b6'1A,725,000, rose Is 1.61. to £10,415,221, shown 4 as lacrosse to the nine years of shoat 14 per cent . Baghdad partlcipated la Ws Import and export to tall to the extent 4 £1,114.777, cod is 1851 of £3.175112. tyade with the Last and West Indies. Bend* and Am- Ace amounted in 1 52 to /-836,03, sloshing In 1841 41,119,354.. The amount of Mlle of exchange sold through brogans on the Xxuhange of Stockholm End Gothenburg amounted Intuit to 41,11111,666 Banco a 110018.422 fr. 11,7644 1 1 and Et leg to 4:1473,7e0 Banco m. 44.144.4 fr. 1e,461434 oo book debts, instead of being repreanded by Dame* eimapt- SPOOII Milli is that white mentsaille requirements are always costly and often nearly Impossible to procure at almost say rate. even upon the very hest securities. so that merchants have frequently no other alternative left for the supply of their requirements than the use of expensive foreign eredfta. eircumetances warrant the conviction that Sweden offers an extensive and very profitable geld tit operation. for • new Bank and at the same time that such a bank must confer great bonsai* on the trade add commerce of the country. This conviction has led to the establishment of the English and Swedish Bank. The bead establishment of this Bank win be In londnn, with lwasehes at Stockholm, Gothenburg, sad such other place, In Swedes and Norway as may be found dertrable by the Wren lois ; and with IftenCitS at Paris, Hamburg, Amsterdam, and other places abroad. AU branches are to be under the control of the head establish ment is England, superintended by a Incal bow d. Managers having experience of English Bankl , g Wt be appointed, In order to introduce the advantages of that system into Bwellen. The boslimisa of the Bonk will Miriam : The 0f411114/ id Current Accoaata, The receipt of Moneys or Deposit at Interest, Ile parch se and la e of Brltishemt F o reign Securities, The iniatiag and negotiation of Lomas, The parthase aid We of Bills of Exchange. Tha dinormat of Bills of Exchange, The grerattog fatten of Credit and Menlo Notes. The modems sod sale of Bunion : and genetelly, the Mame *Wog of an Wainer relating to Banking aud Blamer. Copies of the memorandum and articles of asso :Latino lie for =Von at the Mee of the solicitors, Messrs. Dawes and Sons, he Temporary (Mices of the Company. Appilcstims ter shares moot be made In the enacted form, socompani.d by • deposit of el per share. _ ?twpectuees and forms of applies MU for shares may he ob tained ►t the Temporary Micas of the Sank, and the London Ifinanotal Association (Limited; ( 1, Yhreadneedlestreet, and the Broken; Messrs Tottle and Arfswedson, Stockholm; and William Rohm and Co., Gothenburg, will al-0 receive appli cation* and deposits for shares for transinisloo to England. This form mast be delivered meting to the Bankers of the Corn pAny . ►nd atter payment of depot% the appllesUon to be retained by them. SOFAS sad CRABS. —HOWARD sad SONS' NW MAW() imp Chairs and Solna la every variety, at tttaM wateliamia , to and 27, BEENERS STRUT. OXFORD- Illnotratod catatornes on application. BROWN BROTHERS . — PATENT CHAIRS sad 00IICILli, Berman Iflowleent, a..4 Perham. haw die-IK. Plesedilly. Catalog's. he& BARLows PATENT CASK STAND • new lamatioa, mo 'desirably cootrlved that • fall batt, as well es sewer casks, may be named or Mel on It without hbeir ee trouble. Ile action Is so impalpabis Mat the sedimeat of tha most Immid laid by no positality alua be disturbed. Mgt la, 15. Ma, to salt 4610, mad "alba costa. AIARLOWB SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more eat beer or moor aine. Pries 4ld. dittq slectroplaled, 44..—t0p1y Wrest to JAMES BARLOW, gatem, 14, Klux William-etre/a, Maasion-boome. Me that elm mete a m idaddress am on every article othessare agnelem insitaginas, Ragravirms gratis. Ihtablished MOST OBSTINATE OYSTER is opened sarpraing facility, without tronbla minim your hand, ee mliWing this delicious nab , by sang BARLOW . % NEW LY -114 'Rifi ED OM LR-OPiN RM. price 21 ed.—JAlll7l BAR LOW, Inventor mot Manufactarer, It, Ring willies' stress, Mambo Rouse. Engraft's@ maim THE NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION MUTANT (Limited). Incorporated under "The Comp soles Act, 1882," by which the liability of each shareholder Is limited to the amount of his shares. Capital, L 4,000,000, In 10,000 Shares of LlOO each, with power to increase. Deposit on application Al per share , na allotment, £1 per share. coon alter allotment, a tint Call of IA p..r share will be made ; subsequent Calls are not to exceed A. 6 per share, and are not to be made at Intervals of less than three months from the date of prior calls. It is not samosa proposed,to call up more than LSO per share. DIRECTORS. Clifton, Esq. (Holdet risen end Chilton), Liverpool, Chair man of the Shipowners Association. !Abell Worn, Esq. 'Diem, Davidson, and Co.), Liverpool, Director of the National Bank of Liverpool. William James Ferule, Eq. (Ferule Brothers and Co.'. Liverpool, Director of the British and American Exchange Bauldng Corpo. ration. Thomas Bernard Otinaton, Esq. (Ounston, Wilson, and Co.), Liverpool. Edward Lawrence, Esq. (Edward Law re nce and Co ), Liver pool, of the &Stith and Foreign Marine Insurance Harvey Lewis, Esq., M.P., Director of the National Bank, London. Joseph don. Neale WHausa, Eng. (Director of the National Bank), Lan Robert Maxwell, FAQ, (A. F. and B. Maxwell), Liverpool, Di. rector of the North British and Mercantile Insurance Com- PfdiF A coltoson, Eth. (J. and D. Malcolmson and Co.), LiverpooL Theness Wilkinson Tetley, Esq ,Holllnahead, Tethq, and Co.) latir Mar r sbaezlen. (reborn* and Sons), Loudon, Director et ths Henry Theettall win . Tea. (H. T. Wiese and Chambers), 1.1 -Chairman el We BAUM sad Teellail Mein, • ••• ~..ITn T.-thiliall • ea • t • t ' i= The tea "na Wink= ibig. al the :tati=tr l =lhe git Ihe Nat West Bit rli ol i liverpooL moms. ,T 6 Whitehead, 6, Illoornale-atreot. ..meter—Themen Waiver, Zee.. nianwedlee.bulldlnga, Cecerstreel I,lv . emosi—Thomes Tinley and Bons, 44. Brown'l - buildingt PUbi — lidwilid Fox, lisr;sl. Ihmeeireet. - • OOLICTTOILL ream—J. and.. . 'hewing an in- : - nu El l eteh ai ttl. igh eatet. • Liverpool— * wefts bx the 10 • 811 PgaltraimedillatintagaaggiNa2,42.Ahazirm22—.1ohn2ordiso, van et.. ~... gl i ent.lB4 Banco m. Ig,stuie Q: Woken a him. wl. date Chief Surveyor to the underwriteer legistry of Iron S roserarly Wevelen fwd to import large q. Mt mew, hub =oral *the mom of farming . and en meowed AMU- 2 ... oa linflr don i T* Bo 7. NM- k Liverpool: ot lanikleave now annually Janie 4u-entities fee enmeshes. P"‘y The WM avert el all kinds of grails Comaieretal-banclnagi, ateretreee . e a 15a.„,4 amounted to mare q .t. q b u s you NothWg his _hem son remarkable in rairelen with the 011.1 1 • :IaME to Loma* .: • - gems of Leash* than the raid Wreak% pi the stereza arnittisgais Marmots In the nine years of MAMIE i iiiresat. of Liver _ln the year Iliffit, the *rage Of ir.... Ode repass to all branches of the lade/try of Sweden entered * lOlOOll 00 the C looolo hosst tem lan k r i ae_ ----- 1 4 , lem.Shapreapecia foe the future areaill atereproselsing, ISO' is wee MAO ; which, In 0 00 Pm ending Ash : eraeleagive and J eel:Mous system of railways he all directions increased to 760.420 tons. of the gauntry is grsjually removing the difilculthe and reducing In the earlier days of Meath, and before the recent interrait ' Me mei of Le which have hltherte proved great obstacles rants for the economy of Wellied been ,Introdeoed. steamer* le the the balky articles forming the staples of could be employed with advantage only for the carrying of am*, and et_ Itellin oe free trade which the country hie and pramageM: but latteety, owls* to the Improvemeete MN amore Mb melee materially in the deverament of its amino engiusts economy of imi and WM lag been .......' /O111•101/•, rain' extending itscommerce. thereby greatly reducing the working v*penses : ear= inakiiii Mantle* Led eirculatlea of the country have net , ttennwn have 000 only been 0 0007 ed to ell the nearliedes with the proarvas of Its wade. • the conveyance of goods, with large pewit to their owners, b i : 'ln Mere were In Sweden a State Bank with a I owing to the advantages which they Mord to shipper* tbilyi; gi man : have, In them trades, almost entirely reeds, ,Aist i S eir ff iIII • 1 o d r de Ira* with an segregate . v • l'or sera feat the carrying nide !Alt v s e a rtot i f hen been *ld sepltingf- • egg Age : madam* earagetng a change. In Um Asvericen trade seam i • t • __,_,____, sransere have taken the place of the once cetairsted New York ..• f goei egg . Mara, but as yet eely as carrier, el Meld/Met class of doe womb: NOM o( Me State Bank ' fle a d i tirraValiti Jolni-dock Banks now reeding egos. cifnaili inte ng nnewate and steerage paseengers bring still conveyed by vessel& 7 • • • at.O.Mo. as the important beseeches of the American Import trade, viz. : Mae MIMI eirealellen of sera amounted at the , these et , flour, and prevhiona, the Ides annually mataleed r -S: tellt* e . .611,64,061 ibe beetle, during the protracted voyeges frequently made by dittik WM MI - &gamey . *Mem vessels is so great that the interest of all engaged In these It: • figures show ego whil e th e foreign trade *Ab e co , ju py trades will he enlisted In favour of any scheme for the exteesion incased by lea pee cent . in two year, there h ag be en an Of st•••• whipping to include such freight, and there can he no tilliehleiee In 10 years of banking capital only to the extent at deteMbdt that the whole of the enormous trade in these articles, Melt* par cent., and in the circulating medium of only 24 per Whlsh is LleeMo t t h al e t er d rrote annually to 150,000 tom, will ii.a.n ag the Melee* of the State Bank and of all lb. Joint leech • I i 1R 0 ,.. ar* °Meet of tha C:mPlin s y ta team c te m {i l iVir on . the New York whit one LlO•pfigt. Collag.• principally in grating lema Melee a nett of screw steamers from Liverpool and Leted•p of —" itiripllt agalast seenritles of different kinds, and ponces' doe and peat capacity, which will be able to arty Melee tem and they have done little to encourage depoeha or w Rot quit e• • °bear. 00 00110 11 vessels, eatilsi at the acme time ore of bins. " - ' ; flea the regularity of their pampa, they will Maimed a few e Stockholm Enskilda Bank is the exception. This tunk wee Mare et the Ineeill erode, and the Dlrewen a* Intend modem aelabilshed towerde the end of 1566, wish a paid ap •Iplint of stamen to the American cotton pore whoa the war is brut t AMON, a* It deserves special *Mem for its Wile to an end and the trade re-owned, add have also ender t sir .t, gdochibm particularly .i.,,„t “i en ennr i ng i ng dqx. • consideration the wawa of the *aril and other taw*. nod *4 Mmompang 'plead Bills of Luchange . Th e e.g. In organising this Company the Directors believe that It 41u in qpingoo m ben been very sucimatul. At the end of 18.-g not enter into endue competition with the extolling hues. '1 a a rearirrestand of 1.414, 431. having paid dividends of !Viper - The Cunard line Is a subs Weed Company, carrying the mails c egeg groan gg for met. giweepo g e g with mg beak and passenger, with fast and ' , pensive etearnees, at the end ef UM SWAM TIM : The Inman lieelhas no eubekly. but. nevertheless, has ben emegggeggierg**gemagga g mpg been highly yer g ... meat successful, and It now employs *levee, vowels, ha CORI ' Olt. , . . . • . .mewed its operations with two steamer* elm City el The rid el Urge money alder their owl and City of Manchester. Th e steamships of the Inman line are , care, and of wit; cash, Instead of using however, of greater proportionate horse-power than those - - -•- -to the few kee 001 4.....,.1 ,111 d 1 ,111 be nowt As Nee be gesed to maw* a sly amount of wel ; at the same time, of such ceemity that, In ad• dittos to a large cargo of merchandise and pwsengere they will be able to carry sufflcieet fuel for their voyages both out and home, and so avoid the expense and delay incurred ,by coaling abroad. In order that the objects of this Company may not be eves partially anticipated, a .d that the station. way at once be occu pied, provisional arrangements hate been made whereby three new steamers, of the description indicated, and In all respects suitable foe the service. have been ~cured, and cowmen; have been entered Into for the building of When of about 3,5 -0 tons each, and It le proposed to commence with a fortnightly service each way, to be increased to weekly sailing. as soon as the mewls can be ge4 ready. The ports of departure shall be Liverpool for the weekly line, and London to the extent the Metropolitan trade may require. The ships will be built under the Inspection of Mr. John Jor dan late Chief Surveyor to the Underwriters' Registry of Iron fithigii, whose 'cervices as inspecting Engineer and Naval Archi tect the Directors have secured to thl• Company. The success which has attended the formation of well-managed steam companies has been very marked. That of the Cunard and Inman Company Is well know. The Facies Steam Naviga tion Company, whose charm, ged paid, ere selling at £7B per share, has, out of prate given to it. shareholders new paid-up Wares exceeding the amount of the original capital, and pays a regular dividend of to per cent. on the iraweed issue, carrying over at each anneal meeting an almost equal sum, while many private Wranablp owners, with similar description of vessels, but much smaller than these this Company Intend to poem* have reaped like results. The Mottoes have therefore every reason to anticipate a eery great MCCOMB to the undertaking. They are not entering upon ig7erbeeet, but are providing foe this Company a simller K musk hat of hug- r ate, than 1110•11 which have provertlemanerative to wren' well known private Wens engaged la the Mediterranean and other trades, and have Was the advantage of the experience so acquired, r Mai proves Unit what is neMed, under efficient management, to teepee profitable results, are large ships with moderate but sulnclent home power, and great carrying capaeltv. The introduction of the Melted Liability principle has en abled undertakings of great magnitude like the present to be carved out by Joint •-tock Companies, which may embr.ce the co-operation of shippers and of others interested, instead of by private capital*. as bee etefore : the result tieing that the sup porters of this line will become interested in Its success, and participate in the pronto which they sestet to earn. Applications for shares may be addressed hi the annexed form to the Directors, and copies of the Prousectus may be obtained . r ir l e he Temporary °filen of the Company, or at the offices of the mad Solicitors : hut no application will be considered ' IMO a deposit of eei per Mare on the number of share. applied Ert Me beep pa* TORY OP APPIICATPOI TOR SHAMIR. To he retained by the Rankers To the Directors of the National Steam Nos igatlon Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of .C. being a deposit of LI per share on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that numb. r, and I agree to hecomc a member of the company In respect of rich shares, or In respect of any Ism number you may allot nie, and to execute the articles of association when required . and I request dist my name may be placed on the register of members for the shares so allotted. Name In full Residence Profession or Imbue Date STEVIENBand SONS, Wineand SpiritMerchaatt. PORTA fen the Wood, Ws., Sta. ; superior, 301., 42s per dams : old crusted wines, 431., soe. , 845., 60s. per dozen. Sher. else: Woe. Va. 32a. ns. choke, 42a., Ma., 61a per down. Mersin Ingham's finest, 20a, per dozen. Clarets 14a.. We, flea : goer qualities, Ms.. sea, eh. dune. 484., Ma, Ifs. per down. ChenlniMe. good, Stia., 42.4., Me.: Moles, Perrier-Jonees, Cllcquors, Re, ne., Bat , Tta par dons. Coigne Brandies of highest quality, lb., Ma.: choice old pale, Vs.. iles per gallon. Old Jamaica les. 4d.. ; very superior, 17$. per gallon. &evens and Some Oin, 9a 46.. Int Bd.: finest quality and t Oche hrW sirenelh. Its., le s. 4d. unawretesed. 16. per gallon. r goon equally reasonable. Goods delivered within On mom free of amis. Terms. cash. HISHOPOCIATEWTHEIT WITHIN. A LLEIOPFS ALE and GUINNESS'S STOUT. JOff7 7. WOGS And Co.. role contractors for Bottled Irs; to the lutenist:lmnd Ishibition, Agents for tisainet Allmopp Wed actirs ladle Pale and Burton A. And Oninness, Son, W Co.'s idea abed, Importer. of Wines and Spirits—Maces latorsh the slaw asihswp. ie.—The trade supplant as Mini isms he of rozi 01 APFLICATTOX Vol ee•ln. To the Directors et the English and Swedish Bank (Limited'. Gentierues,—Haring paid to your lankers, ?lessee. the sum ot L being a deposit of Cl per share nu shares In the shore Company. t hereby rm quest that you .111 allot me that umber: and I agree to accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be allotted to ms and to execute the articles of association when required, sod to my some being placed ou the regt.tet of shareholders for the shares so allotted. . _ Name do full Residence Profession or Butner Dade • Where the yes, II Is mind to lambed ot 181?, the returns for the latter yew Iwo sot beet obtaluble. VOIR POUNDS REWARD. WHEREAS A: moms. BRAUN sad MIISTUCH, li thographers. of M. Mary Ass. have lately Men solicited by scone unentborived ckerldattly for fraurlolent purposes) to ameba an order for the !sidle of those need for MARSHALL'S HU NOA (SIAN BRANDT. the above reward will be pail on convletloa of the offender; as 4 the pahlic Is particularly requested to see =raise) each bottle is capsuled, labelled, 040 cost .—J. (1. MARSHALL. sole ooMm ae: of most retailers, k. &I. soh ; 4 per dozen case. eazrlge paid. Depilt, 114, Aidarigalgalasol. Qty. List of aorta post free es Tumors BEST COLZA OIL, 44, id= pIOOA D I ILL Y CRINOLINE ROOM JUr isass.--112srus (bndles, la 4d. sad la. M. :OW Ep WOW OPEN. wain lav tea: ItelloPereot ens- le ' 34 - ; 1141 w 9 e 9 wet 1191 wink INCOADILLY SANSFLF.CTIJEL JUPONS, la: Omura wax, la ad.: bolanie wax, ta: palate if anew. A lee. Ild., Ha. ed.. NAM. la Id.: eampoeite, 1111., 9d.. and the beet , let ; leetais far PICCADILLY SP. aad C RINOLINES. woes . 7 1 ' . airliniwil soap itlao 4aL r,ll. 4 :: l i p a el g a rbs eammu limm" pICCADILLY CRINOLINES. woes will, lab white Windsor. la 44. ; beam la 4X : 1041cerillo sod *MC Ix per bxeloe auk b. Id XP. DAVID TM PATVIT °NOMA. or Waved Jape, doe away with the ' sad 111010 V alissislgloileel war. hoes. 41. M. Marthesisak anoWtly results of the ordinary hoops. bad so perfect Cr. the arslassfross, LeSsisis. W.O. vrate bands. that a lady may ascend a Weep stair, Pan Waded ---- . gab, row herself Wows armchair, pr Is her stall at the W.NNZFORDIS PURE FLUID MAGNESIA it. op t py • fourth seat la a earrieip, without metware. a 1... bee Usk dub. twenty. nye years. sispbsileally mac- Memos to herself or others, or provoking rude remarks of the timad m a m le Wailed prabesioo. and univerealkr accepted by onscreen, thus modifying hi AD Important degree all times peas the as Os Wet remedy for acidity of Ore atomeak, heart- Hoene* tending to destroy the modesty of English women , and, bare, gook and ludigeetion and as • mild aperleat ' lastly, It allows the drew to fall Into graceful folds. Prim Lee delicate metstitutions, more especially for ladles and chi'. j .134. 61., nl.. mid !Ss el. Illestastlsse tree. then. yls mgrs.' In • state of perfect petty mad of uniform ' X PEFILPOTT, ST. PIOCADILLY, W. by . - stregtll; WM.... Sirokiiaes7l 67,1ii. - IG - WiloWeirseijowT. I don; sad sad by on Nviamme a mb e s wwwewat to wwig, IN 0 BETTER STYLES for BOYS. C APTAIN WHITE'S ORIV,'NTAL PICKLic 11 Children' and Boys or. well attired whoa dreamed le Na CURRY, or MULLIOATAWgY PASTE, TIR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS. i RYA,' and Co.. ' SUITS sad ISOLATED CLIME EfTn , as now err Power; sad eurry Sauce, may be . olstaleed from an tattoo tbfor autumn sad wider wear. The tattooing sus lAY a anew tallies ruddy, widest owq orrousig 1 Vendors. and wholesale of l e l d y recentamedet :—New Knickerbocker gaits for children, CRONE sad ILACLWBLL, Purveyors to tho Quota, to a 0 who mi tved ur f ibe r. red bi r,... D.. ~,,„, _will be hogia md b r e l a r . { ow Oense, Wthelsor. and Westminster inns few olind *Pk Sebsoguars, Lamense. orb* ••••... siggi.,... di,..u. w tb s w: —. a. F or h o,i wa i ' ha, at Ills *L. Ms.. Es , 10s . sod Ms. : Jaded, Oseressid sod 1 costiveuess, so • family *venni had •• • wider of • eare5.....1 11 end** than and fabrics. i 03.. .„., 0 ,. 0550 . d .,.. k w. : sy. by. am is. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED I the blool , they are truly escelent :ad ti Meer eon and ' ..,".,_..... ^31*ag This gamy is worthy rionsicimatioe by every one an ended to the atensisch, they crests append digestion, I .`" 1 " ...... . 84211 • 1 1 10 . ; sad 41 . 11,1 4.04. Lead to roma the lasolidabis Idessing—sight . for no correct know. Ind drier the whole nervous = so by W.Lsesbert, I VOR BOYS of TIM to FIFTEEN YEARS. hid " " to ii.1"9.1 " . for "" Spectacles will depend the chemist, Rift Wilitomothect, moss, sad. by se .si , Cern** oLliditliMing door vision to the end of 80. When its tiz ieass, la lid. sad 21. Dd. sem toad for Dr. : -R: /I_l4ll mid Cab ACTIIIIN MINT= OVERCOATS a sleety of discrimination must be used sad liver PM, The mindas an a dean pad and C .fi. de iimmeand sad prodethe. No ger- b. ng lasses of the enact power that will supply the loss. or packa g gs .. William lambert" capered cm Ors stamp. blooot oal the to ol umm uat the Z dm hare a re: desi broo iallrldwooL er... m otibr oc are so w ood' d r o rer s zv aim ait ory willrenult. (*hal quacks • like medical quacks. aanshisf * their issorsat pretendon. as to INTIOORATIVE 111Rn/a InintlfOL IMAM sad C°.• "mod 07 . W. : ._. • 2 4 1 2 . sad fl. lLlitorthms of coas wmea Wier tal hawk ask zg ioe sad untilled rea from sodors. I n!' moot dieettilesny proposed da add possodei nom. Msereialok Difillinfhilm i omia. Brbeis, 1.0•46. ma Ilse wail me Imnatecod : radame to bob asiorl edoillin of moos. sed avoid risk to one's si ht. The old nas ai• seloolliesom Or Mop* of wllO pallet hgebb dis. F IPHR" LBADING STYLES for HOME or mar. Drab awl g * na SOIR (established Mid, oppielte the British Ct s. Mb medic for ded* deft kb4.04 pow Naas. Ji. mCNOoL —I TAN but Co.'. WON. lIMINOrr, sad M Lee" having specially atte•nded to the moan ansengethw Ingredissidlismids sod bizibb of sok IVORY SUITS are the host dodges ilosi Bens sail Yoldhs, US.. thie gg ar ge n " agestastsa me competent to wirim os . the that pet al! prom WOW bomullold to to ' Yid, and Ma qii %Jaolists, Vests, sad Treaters of sormaptad- Was to do ramodytat defect vs on by the accurate sdsptation Plias b. perbitsb. or lab ba Ur farV egig elsto V* end of ths Isom eidissensticslly Ins,. of ths requisite power. And ammo Wm* niminnentom =llk dadidelind e disfis • fig fl i = ins isinici3Osiardlinteih_ .W. • 11, ft, sad!;, , aloe but* padded soledloa of a spectacle frame (which s li*- 11 . 11 18. kakossisaials. La. . . - 11Mmereg. ;an i 4 Mak* lead& vrlasiagiodenn of de teem resat hommilog dm lee. ROYAL ♦LHAYBRA PALACE, The INARVELS of PERU, the most wonderful perforation In the world—lntents, the marvellous Indi►n Juggler—Grand Coale DivertDement by the Francesco Family and Moos. Intel, rented by 11 young ladies—The beautiful Fairy °eaten— ElMen, the eminent Italian violinist. SPECIAL NoTteL—lmmense attraction.—On THCRSDAY, 6th November, the celebrated French Clowns, Arthur and Bertrend, will make their appearance In a new entertainment reserved expressly for their engagement at this establishment. Doors rpm et Seven, commence at lialtipeet. THEOXFORD.—EVERY EVENLNO num-runts fr x. the new and meat popular OPBBAB by the Couleur, with full Bend and Cborue, conducted by Yr. Jr JONG/EAN& Osusedy by thestetteth, Eugene, W. Mendell, =.lladasa, sad the inarselloas Arthur and Bertrand. Ad ana. 41d. stalls sad balcony, Is. : private bona, 105. 6d. THE 0110 ST ILLUSION, by permisoion of HENEY DIRCKS, &Q.—Pram:or Pepper's adaptation of the above Is ezeibitot with varlets pleasing effects and Im provement% by Mr. A. Minster. e.V CRY EVENING, st halt past 9, at the CANTLIBURY-HALL, Weatminater-road. 8. MRS. LIRRIPER'S LODGINGS ALGERIAN ONYX MARBLE. Wears. HOWSLI. JAMES, and Co. realloctio l l7 solicit as Inspection of their Onyx Salon. which contains u wards of ono thousand obJecia, sonistlng of CLOCKS, abra, tamps, Week Jardinieres, Inkstands, Pea Treys, and • variety of =idler articles of taste, at moderate prices. This beautiful ra , . la perfectly tramenoset, bean • very Ilmtpollsh, presenta salty of pleasing tints, and can be turned Jr chiselled tote tone necomary tor atatty or ornament. —4, 7,9, Eacent,street, 4 4 11. OSt-IFATNllleffreir rid rake el the tehtleo ail tlihde BROG] 1111Y0118 Pato,/11, beg to make the following announce:art ne ttle VAL= el GOLD, feeling persuaded that the has h g ate She fair Idlaer tea ptbUc *lll hif alike prOtkiell to tidowk d te eirenlation of .ledge on this subject- Gold Was hielsle parts ar tt follows MO geld ite Si Carib Ikes, fig 111 ierate..23 $ 41 9 carats .. 21 11 10 troth —al ani 17 swab.. t 0 1 0 carats.. 1 II to per ovum grata.. 1 14 76 7 estate .. 2 4 9 newels. 1 16 carats.. 1$ 1 0 came .. 1 1 96 119 amts . MAWS 111 Meats.. 9Of eneles .. 01 1 7 illeadert4 7 146 Li peseta— 4 amnia .. 96 Learsta.. 16 4 lt ibis.. It s 14 aerate .. 010 76 110 sante— 210 •11 swats.. 110 1 cerals.. D. 7 1 19 carats 7 T le carats.. 114 4 1 carat... 0 3 46 2 201101 101377, 19. Goteitt-garden, W.C., Leaden. si tea b = el and teereflea ear la. Nob N.B. Thie. 14 at '0 la tie its sad es Safordate MANY Wink NAVA AND MILROY.' ADMIRALTY OCT. 30. —A.TPOINTMINTIL—OOIII- mender E. J. Po llard, to the Royalisceoraiderkeed. Inspeetteg Commander of Coast Guard H. Hawke, vies Scott, demised, Surgeon J. Fisher, to the AotottAreiskut-Surporrn i . i ty, to the &toilet. CHATHAM, QM', been blowing the whole of this afternoon it has been blowing a gale, which at times amounted to a barrio's., at this port, accompanied by •beavy fall of rain. (beat fears sre eats:Mies( fet the safety of a large float of colliers which unknown to he on their way to thus port from the north. The barometer this evening is very low, and than is every appearanoe of a wild stormy night. PORTSMOUTH, Oor. 30. The Admnoture, 2, iron anew troopship, 00111- mender T. B. Lethbridge, arrived at Shithead this morning. from Ninth &merlon. She sailed from Quebec on the 10th instant, hawk* cm board Major-Genend Servant., of the Royal &given. 17 'allow, .212 ono-oommissionad oases and men from di/great come mining in (,Linda. These de •Mehmenta were mainly dmopoiped of men idiom' tend of est , ' Ville had espihedi end invalids: Tame wen also on board 15 military °amide, 56 women, and 60 children. to million tst, these the &denature been, home No. 6 battery, 7* Brigade Royal Artillery, composed of three allegro andel r oon-commiesioned oftloers 11411 gunners, together with 15 women and 29 children, belonging to the detaching's& The Ranger, 5, screw gun Clommender Henry B. ,Wratislaw, sailed hour Spitbeed last night for Sheerness to pay off, having gotohleted the term of boy °Gunships the West COslit of"Afrisi.' 'The Orontes, 3, iron screw troopnipCalstide Hoar, 1b s= Hire. avail/ asprogesi toe:rive At Spitheed from Mediterrefirma. ZittrAr "Mit notfce tioni India-office appears in last night's damage that the prise rolls of the officers, non-oomuinsioued officer, and wee of the A company 3rd battalion Madras Artillery (Dow A battery 23rd brigade Royal Artillery) entitled to Lnektiow prise money, have been received at that office. Payment of thee shares will be made at the office, oe end after Monday, the Zed proximo, between the hours of eleven and three. Notice is also give from the Royal H:tta . l Chelsea, that prize rolls of the unclaimed shares of sad men of the following corps have now been received from India, and the shares are in course of distribution at that hospital, via.:—god Dragoon Guards, 2nd Battalion Military Train, 64th, 78th, 84th, end 93rd Regiments of Foot. _ _ Pans Mormr.—Notice is given in last aigitt's Gazelle, that preps/Minos are Dow being made for the iot.oded distribution of the slave bouoty of the Mamma* captured on the 10th of August, 1860, by her Majesty's ship Brisk, and that preparations are pow being made for the intended distribution of the tonnage bounty of a slave barque, name unkoown, captured on the 18th of April, 1862, by her Majesty's ship Flying Fish. TIER REGISTILAR-GENERAL'S QUARTERLY RETURN. —This return, comprising the births sad deaths in Use quarter ended Sept. 30, and the marriages is the quarter midis, June 30. shows swum important changes :—" After a season of depression which extended over two years, the marriage rate rallied in the first quarter of the current rear, and roes decidedly above the average io the subsequent quarter. The improvement indicates lucre:teed ounfidence in the minds of the people in respect to their ability to earn a sufficient and comfortable suheistenetahe births were more numerous than they had ever been in the simmer quarter before ; sod the proportion they tom to the population in which they occurred wee higher than usual. Rut while the aspect of the returns is favourable as wards marriages and births, a tale of deaths, which is heavier than that of any summer quarter sloe, theyear of epidemiccholere, 1854, shows that the public health was far from being io a satisfactory state. The death rate was considerably nigher than it had been in any of the corresponding quarters that have inter vened since 1851. Epidemic diseases spread with &atroci ties form amongst the young ; and apparently the season was lees salubnons than it usually is to older persons. The number of persons married hi the ,tune quarter was 84,116 they were married at an annual rate of 112 to a hundred persona in the population. The average rate for the game quarter is 1'69 per cent. In the two corresponding quarters of 1861.2 the rates were I'6B and I'6l. A oertaio number of the prospective alliances of those two years, deferred in ! expectation of better times, would doubtless attain their mosumruation in the present year." METROPOLITAN Morin OF WORE& —The weekly meeting of the board was bald yesterday intim Board-roars, Spnag-gardens. Mr. Thwaites peuided. The cash balance to the credit of the board, exclusive of cheques for 18,363/. Os. 41, amounted to 196 223/. Ile. Id. A report was mad ' from the Works sad Improvemeeta Committee, recommend ing that on account of the special nature of the work the board do contribute two-thirds of the cost of effecting a back improvement in Masuriombouemetreet by getting back certain premises in that street, as Amen upon the plan produced to the committee, such coat being estimated appeozimately at 5.2001. ; that such cootribution do not exoeed the sum of 3 4661. 13e. 4d., aced that it be paid to the Commissioners of Sewers of the City of London on a certificate from the arehiteet of this board of the completion and cost of the work, and that the commiuioners be re quested to take the necessary steps for currying out the im provement under the provismes contained in the acts of parliament.—Mr. Savage moved the adoption of the report. Mr. Diffaager moved as ao amendment that tbe oontsibm Hos should only be use-half, instead of two-thirds mean. mended in the report—Mr. L. Taylor supported the motion for the adoption of the report. A discussion ensued. and the board divided :—For the amendment, 21 ; against it, 12; majority for the ameodnieot 9. A letter wee read from the Poplar district board respecting the drainage of the Med Dogs and its camisole° with the main intercepting scheme. It was referred to the Main Drainage Committee. The engineer reported reseeding the coestructioo of a steamboat pier at Chorine:roes Railway bridge, and recommended that the railway company be re quested to °attribute towards its wet. The report was referred to the Thames Embankment Committee. It was ordered that the seal of the hoard be affixed to the eosins* for works between Weendoster and Waterloo Briftes. Letters were received from Mr. CharlaaJohoson with refer enc. to his plan for the otilisatioe of sewage, sad from Mr. Shepherd, C.E., with reference to plans of Mr. Ellis and himself for utilising sewage, and referred to the Main Drainage Committee. A proper! from Viscount Tor rington, Sir Charles Fox, and Mr. Thornton Hunt for the nistropolitan sewage was also referred to the Main Drainage Committee. CRYSTAL PILACIL —The Palace wan exposed tbroashout yesterday le one of the exec furious gales it has c a te as z s pavined. nit without say demote beyoed the el • few paean of elms. At the concert this day Ndlle. (Matta Petti sad nth,. emioent artiste. will appear. Same fetereetios photoeraphe of the cer of the Giast have buss received from N. Nader, and will be sheen baths emirs Issessre. TELEGRAPEIIO INTELLIGENCE. (usum'a =mama) MINIUM. COPENHAGEN, Ocr. 30. An official declaration has been publis.,ed to-day relative to the resolution of the k ederal Diet of the lit October. This declaration contains the following :—" All that the Federal Diet will effect by Federal exe cution in Holstein can be more easily and completely obtained by a calm understanding. The Danish government is willing to meet the wishes of the Federal Diet in all points where the independence and equal rights of Holstein, which belongs to the German Confede racy, are considered to be insufficiently guaranteed. On the other hand, it is also certain that the ful filment of all the other poiata required by the Federal Diet in Holstein would not be obtained by Federal execution." THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBERS. BERLIN, Ocr. 30. The result of the elections of 343 members to the new Prussian Chamber of Deputies is now known. Tir 11 4 1,4041A144 1 wit1i of the different political wiles represented among this number of members is pa follows :—tiberals, 260 ; oonservatives, 24 ; clericals, 33 ; Polish members, 26; uncertain, 2. The result of seven elections is not yet known. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, OCT. 31. The Finwooe Oommittee of the Reiebmith hare paused a resolution granting twenty millions of flotilla for the relief of the distress in Hungary. THE BANE OF HOLLAND. " • AwiritamuA, oar. so. The Eatik d Hblistid lv Maki its rate d dis °oust bah 3to 44 per amt. . • THE BANK .014 Nite12144.70/I.T. FAANZWIT,. Oor. 30. The Bank of Irrankfort has advanced its rate of discount front. S 1 to 4 Per oint THE THILKIEH BI7DGET. .....11.1..... Tax Ottoman Goverament has published a com plete balance-sheet of the income and expenditure of the Empire. By this act it pays a homage to the opinion of the world which it is not easy to overrate. The finances of a government are in many important respects the beat koy to its character ; they unfold its system, and meal both its strength and it/ weakness. Every wrong ten dency, every defect spd mistake in the adminis tration of a country, finds ita expression sooner or later in the budget. Much by been written about the finances of Turkey, and some able reports on various portions of their administration have ap peared. But full statement of receipts and ex penditure is now published for the first time. Of course, the publication mutt henceforth be annual, sod the economic condition of Turkey will thus be brought under the direct ooguieseee of Europe. This, we believe, is the first instance of the publi cation of a budget by a non-Christian Government. this respect is not far behind time neiggmists. It s only cosy lately that the Russian Government haa begun to publish a national balance-sheet. Comparing the revenue returns of Turkey in 1862 with those contained in the report on Turkish Finance, which Lord Hosawr drew up, and which refer to the financial years 1859-60, we find evi dence of considerable progress. Converting the purses of the present budget into piastres for the sake of comparison, and omitting the revenues from the tributary States, which are fixed and invariable, we find the following results : 186940. 186 t-S. increase. Demme. Verghl Exemptlonfroso nptitspry tor- , iOa -- t — ai - 68,809,119 eAresn,33l 74211 Dtmea 353,684,774 634,294,943 78,T30,103 1 Mbeep tax 88,191,531 86,188,008 3,123,623 Hog tat 14462473 2384.968 8.087.637 Customarieslpta 173,172763 232,924,088 109,819,516 Tobacco tax—. 26.777.718 9,25 0 . 000 14477.716 PIA tax House amatraell 2,350,914 4,1'02,471 1.851,547 Stumps 33111,620 26490.582 19,386947 Bp4ytl duty Thyou .21,0114.906 . 11.0!8,768 14,18,11,A1 /Wells/geom.. 1N:637.297 138_11,781 21,76Zia9 . Postal service.. 8,267,736 0.0/7,766 2610,0 a t 4 -at. .... 916.2011 1,1111,700 106,413 Crown limas .. 3.457.318 34,Y37,4t0 31,470,177 t Us fishing sta- lion. 2,003,097 2.07%619 69. 6 72 Yoresta 1100,271 3,933,351 2,771,971 Rent of govern ment farms Salt wooopoly 10424175 71,645,169 63,164,384 Wan 1,143,800 11.990,691 10,684652 MR00136416104 605,000 73,019 MAN Vacouf — 16,000,000 16,000,000 — llotenue of Az- acatsitt 6003,631 8,070,157 Realipt• fica Tedjaret . ntoes 1,530,8L0 750,706 431,002,90111 74.061.11.1 Net Increase 523,647,209 Taking the piastre at its present value, 110 to the pound sterling, the increase represents 3,577,7021. The actual increase, however, is greater. The piastre is worth more than it was when Lord HOBART made the report from which we have quoted. Lord HOBART took the piastre at 125 to the pound. The recent reform of the cur rency has raised it to its present higher value. It will be seen from the foregoing statement that the most important branches of the imperial revenue in Turkey are the verghi, or income tax, the dimes, or tithes of agricultural produce, and the customs duties, 6,654,2721. of the 9,711,808/. which constituted the Turkish revenue in 1861 having been drawn from these sources. Undereachof these heads a considerable increase has taken place. It is impossible to examine the figures of this budget without perceiving that a moderately eco nomical administration of the national resources is all that is wanting to enable the Turkish Govern ment not only to fulfil all its engagements, but to enjoy a good surplus annual revenue. TER MuNicirßt. CONTENTS Is LivincrooL—There bias unusual amount of interest attracted to the municipal elections of the prossut yrr. from the fact that the liberals are stralair ovary nerve to obtain a majority. in order that they may sleet a mayor of liberal politics (Mr. C. Ma* on the 9th of November. There are worsts is err el the march. Tan LOOM or THE SCELZW STUMP-it P ACTOLCS. Yesterday (Friday) as umniry, instituted by the Board of Trade, was commeased in Liverpool in reference to the loss of Hee screw steamship Pectolus, of Liverpool, as the Mk of September lest, on the maks near Little Hope Mead, ia the vicinity of Nova Bettie. The ieviatigatioo took place before Mr. BalSsy etipeadiare magistrate, Captain Barns sad Captain Baker, rs4b. sasessas, Ur. O'Dowd ap pearls, to watch the ems en behalf of t e Bused of Trade. Mr. D. Kidd, aid teem of the Nablus, was mamieed, baliet *videos* wee sot concluded whim our parcel was " rot lti-OMPIC; Ocronan 30.—The Queen hu been phased to approve of Duo Carlos Gareimartio ns 1601 F mesa! et Gibraltar for her Majesty the Quest of Spain.— Gissetta THE WAR IN JAPAN. The Gazette of last night contains correspondence between her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and her Majesty's chargé d'affaires in Japan, and the despatches of Rear Admiral Kuper and Lieut.• Col. Sir John Neale. In a de spatch, dated Dec. 24, 1862, Earl Russell expresses the indignation of her Majesty's government at the barbarous murder of Mr. Richardson, and the murderous assault on two gentlemen and a lady, who were in his company. His lord ship sets forth the reparation which must be given by the Japanese government. These terms, which included indemnities amounting to 110,0001. sterling, were complied with by the Japanese authorities. In a despatch dated August 26, Colonel Neale describes an expedition with Admira l Kuper's squadron to Kagosinia, the capital of the Prince of Satsuma, the Tycoon's government strongly opposing the expedition. The letter of the Japanese minister to Colonel Neale was as follows : On receipt of your despatch of the 3rd August, we have fully understood that you intend to go, within three days, to the territory of the Prince of Setaimis, with the men-of war now lying la the Bey of Yokohama, in order to demand satisfaction for the murder of a British merchant co the Taicaldo hat year. But owing to the presort unsettled state of affairs in oar empire, which you wireless and boar of, we are in peat trouble, wad *may ewe wee dianis • &wpm* now something untoward were to happre, then all the trouble and can both you end webs.* taken *oat _ lave bees in vain and fruitless ; therefore we mewl the rid degertnee nay be delayed far the presest.—With repeat and ooneidention. (Signed) MATIDAIRA Bozmnro lea IDDZOONO losoormro Haut. IMIOORA 800W0110 Haut. ISOWOO-TAT ILAWATISDIO KAKI. Translated by (Signed) K. Erinor. Colonel Neale, describing bin communications with the officials of the prince referred to at Hege lian% gives the letter which be addressed to the pewee, together with the reply of the prince's Lai niter. The colonel says : _ . I deemed the general ter rd purport of this MOT of Satsuma's counsellors to be utterly unsatisfactory. It raised the question whether, according to the laws of Japan. a Daimio, travelling with his retinue, is not fay Instidied in beating or thrusting off the rand all persons Ida eamenter him so the ►ighway. It raised also the quoillse whether°, sot the Tycoon was free from blame for seS ' having inserted in the treaty these assumed and extras- pat privileges. The indemnity demanded, it is said is the reply, will be an after consideration, when it bad bees decided whether the Tycoon or the Deimio was to blame, Such being the general purport of the reply which I bad received, I considered it to be my unavoidable and imme diate duty to call epos Admiral Kuper at ease to realm to such preliminary measures of coercion, by reprints or offer. wins, as he might deem most expedient and beet calenlated to arouse the Prince of Satsuma to a sense of the serious nature of our mission. I have the honour to enclose a copy of my despatch, addressed in that sense to the admiral. The pperations that ensued ere then described by Admiral Kuper : The injury ialicted upon the poseestioos sad proper* a the Prince of &teams, during the operations above dseedbod. r is briefly summed up by the admiral as follows, viz. r—yhp disabling of many guns, explosion of magazines, and other • serious damage to the principal batteries, the destruction by firp of the three steamers and five large junks before mes thpasel, the whole of the town of Kagosima and Weee of the Prises, together with the large aruesel and gas factory and edjarsest storehouses, added to which slay ba witted the injury to many of the junks lying is the inner harbour, caused by .:plosion of shells which may have peeped osier , the batteries. The conflagration thus created continued anah o tted ardour up to the time of the dppartuso ac es squadron, 48 bridis autorsineartlY to the *et shook ' Colonel Neale says, after referring to the un timely fate of Captains Joaling and Wilmot : I did not hesitate to oonvey to Admiral Kuper my unqualified opinion that enough had been effected to viadicate the outrage committed upon British sub jects by the adherents of Satauma, at least until I bad the honour to receive your lordship'a further instructions. The chief agent of that outrage is generally understood to have been Minutia' Sebooln, the father of the Prince his guards but obeyed his instructions.. No power as yet brought to bear upon Japan by her Majesty's government is calculated to coerce the Prince of Satsuma to deliver up hi father to condign punishment, as the principal perpe trator of the outrage committed. It was determined upon this to return to Yokohama, when, after a series of severe gales and typhooes prevailing at this season on this dan gerous coast, the squadron returned to this anchorage on the 24th inst. Thus I have the satiefaition to report to your lordship, that the instructions with which I have been charged, onerous en they were palpably and in fact, and having re ference to the outrage of hat September, have been car ried out in letter and in spirit. The indemultee demanded of the Tycooa's government are afloat on board ber Majesty's ships. I have had the honour to transmit to your lordship the written apology of the government of Yeddo ; sad in respect to the Priam of Sapum► having ill-advisedly sought to evade the specific demands which her Majesty's govern ment deemed it advisable to direct me to make upon him, after due consideration of all the circumstances, and after long forbearance, his capital is in ashes, his foundries de ' *eyed and his steamers burst. It remains for me to trust that herifiajady's government may deem that my instruc tional/ore Mem thus fulfilled in a manner best adapted to the difficult circumstances with which I have been, and x ill continue to be, surrounded. In conclusion, I trust your lordship will pardon me if I do not moist the natural impulse of desiring to bring nadir your lerdship's notice the special aid unlooked-for services rm. dered on the °amnion of the expedition to Satsuma of Messrs. I Emden, Gower, llastionald, Willis, Fletcher, Von Siebold, and Setow, of this ligation. In their absence all coo:multi cations with the shore at Salmi ma must have failed. In terpreters from the shore were held beck and never appeared; an attempt to impede all explanations rendered nugatory by a ready knowledge of their own language, which they found on board, nor shall I have accomplished my duty were I to omit to solicit your lordehip's favourable notice to the devotion with which these members of her Majesty's civil service exposed themselves to the anticipated perils of naval combat, unaccompanied by any ostensible prospect of the ordinary honours and rewards attending the exposure of life is the profession of lima We subjoin an abstract of the casualties : Ettryaltus —Killed, 10 ; wounded. 21 ; total, 31. Pawl— Wounded, 7. Coquette—Killed, 2 ; wounded, 4 ; total, 6. Argna—Wesaded, 6 ; Pernette—Killed. 1 ; wounded, ; total, 10 ; Raaeltoraa—Woundod, 3. Killed, 13; wounded, 50 ; total, 63. THE FEEENAHOWS or VICTOILE AND THE MAR. MAGI Or THE PEACE or WALES. —Tbe follow* address of oougratulatice to the Qum', ma the marriage at NE Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, having been tream mitted to the Bight Hooourable Sir George Grey, Bert.. her ' Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for the Home De pertinent, for preeentatioe. has accordingly been presented by him to her Majesty who has been pleased to receive the came very priously." To the Queen's most excellost Ma jesty— We. your Majesty's loyal subjects, the Previocial Grand Master, ofAcers, and brethren of the ADANA awl Honourable Fraternity of Free eel Accepted Marione ol Lod io Victoria, desire to join on the present occasion in the chorus of coogratulation which ham ascended to the theme from all portions dour Majesty's dominions. Great is the joy felt by all damn of your Majeaty's subjects at the happy maims of the hair to the throne with the Priestess Alexandra, and especially is that joy felt by us Freemasons, bemuse hie Royal Mightier is the deemodant and repro. *entities of a limo whose wont illustrious members have deemed it not ineoestathat with their high position to bold office in OUT body. That this menu may be a source of Immerses to year Majesty sad a blends( to Eogised is oar earnest sad heartfelt prayer.—Dated at Melbourne, the 29th day of June, 18&4.—WILLIAM C. HAINES, Provincial Greed Master; W. P. WILSON, Depoty-ProviocisiGnsod Master; Joint EDWAIDS, Provincial Greed Secretary." FORME-OFFICE. Ocruezx 241.—The Queen has bee. pleased to apsran of Mr. T. W. Mons van Mesta es Otewel.Geoeral at MelMwrmo for his Majesty the King of the Metsberiands.—Genitr.