The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-04 00:00:00

;_ * A,Z , _ _ - -•--a-- , 9 - - - 7 .1 / 1 ;lip Z-7,. N !. WS PAPER ',''` ____, .E, ~,•?,•, - ' ( I . , i 0 . _____ ‘-,.-/-z--- .---,- LONDON, 'WEDNESDAY EVENAVG, MARCH 4, 1863. No. 5,168.] [Stamped, id. Additional.] [TWOPENCE WI/ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SHlP.—Regular Monthly Line,—For ADZ. LAIDE Direct (to be despatched on the 4th of April, last ship. gng day 'lnd April), the well-known Aberdeen clipper BEA AR, A 1, register , 654 tons, ALEX ANDF.R LOUTM', Com mender London Docks. This tine vessel and regular trader la expressly tilted for the trade, has a spacious poop, with Ann-rate accommodation for cabin passengers, and is noted for her sailing qualities, having performed the voyage trem Adelaide to London in 74 dayt—For terms of freight or purge apply to DEVITT and MOO= 9, BilliterotreeL THE LONDON and SOUTH AMERICAN NK (Limited). Cap ßA ital. O w Minton inerease). In 10,000 sh am e ( of Xloo power each to .--lirst issue, 6,000 sham. It not Intended to call up men than 4%5 pee share. To be established under the Composite Act, PM.. Deposit, £1 per share on appettlon,and on allotment a further A TLANTIC TELIGRAPH COMPANY. SIXTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MATING ot MAR& TIX•RGRAPffiO INTELLIGENCE. AMERICA. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. - . .. sumol CI per knee. No tall to exceed Ca per there and the loteryhl betereeo sea (RIUTEeI TIZAGIA)111.) QUERNSTOWN, TIMBAL The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Boston on the 18th and Halifax on the 22nd tilt., arrived here at 4.30 p.m. to-day. She brings 54 Funnels, and 277,400 dole. in specie. She landed all mails and five passen ger , and proceeded at 4.45 p.m. ;1 all well. The Europa was detained one day off Halifax by fog. _ _ A, calling at the Cape of Good Hope C ik ! aC a UTl' d Madraa—STßAM COMMUNICATION betwesa LON DON and INDIA by the ougnificent fleet of sthamers belonging to the ItAST INDIA and LONDON SHIPPING COMPANY (Limited). The well-known clipper steamehtp INDIANL I Zr g tone 300-horse power, JOHN SMYTH Commander, now In the Ylctorti (lonic) Docks, will bites on 18th April, embark ing pauengem at end leaving Gravesend on the 20th April, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good Hope and Madras. This magnificent ship, built expressly far the India trade, lies been thoroughly refitted, has firtheate accommodation for pas sengers, and will carry an experienced surgeon, also • atewar tlesa The average n,ap of the last eight steamers has been 71 days to Madras : the Oilcans performed the voyage In 39 days, the shortest an newt—For freight or apply to GRINDLAY and Ca, IL Parliament-street, & ~ the broken: ALFRSD DIU= sad Co., 110 Lesdenhall KC.: or at the OPPICIL3 of the COMPANY, 9, Mincing-lane, London, LC. : when also applications for appointments as midshipmen In this service should be made. RICHARD CHEW, Secretary. Zast India and Loudon Shipping Company (Limited), • 9, Miming-lane, Z.C. M7RB. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' 0 38 ( Inadrvall-yard. London) LINE of PACIXT SHIPS to AUSTRALIA.—For MRLBOURNIE Port Phillip, Direct, to leave the Docks on Saturday, March /a, calling at Plymouth, Ike splendid clipper ship YORKSHIRE, 1,100 tons, E. ADOLPREB REYNELL, Commander: lying In the East India Dock.. Her accommodations for all clasees of passengers are unimrpamed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon. —For freight or pas tege apply to MeLROD, AtLPORT, and MORGAN. with Yesna .Ey WIGRAM and SONS, 7, leadenhall-streeL PII/1/0- 1y in t:1111 line of packets are conveyed from Paddington to th Soft elms for second-clam fans, and second duo for lust. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUPP= PACKIIII kw AINIVALLt from Landon direct. ran, Sydney City of Madras.. Sydney City of Sydney I new clipper) Melbourne Golden Land .. Queensland nolden Empire.. Queensland Youngla/trail& Turk 2,000 landau 2,000 Imam 1,500 X. India 2,600 lE. India 1,600 lE. India March 10 April 10 March 25 Shrub 31 Avail SO rids esistratad line d packets have, by their ponertaalit7 aad rapid pleargeu awned a world known reputation. and their pas amper neereamodation Is unsurpassed by any reseals afloat.-7a alipartindars respecting freight or passage to Australia apt= JAMB BAINKI and Co., Liverpall. 00l Agents for the Sal Is; and T. It. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leadentuill-strest, lirmien, C. Dodo. I To Os& TO mirrum coLumme FOR am Y STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK Direct—The LIVERPOOL, NEW TORE, and PRILUMPELPAO TIyde- ZLICIIRIP OOKPAN YSteass &uppish. hag their tollisswersd bedlt Ins Serve ehip at Qsaissislest Se abet pseinltiin 2041 = Immix FROM LiVERPOOL TOR YORE, ZDINDTIZOR, This dip, March 4. ETNA, Wednesday, March 11. OLAROOW, Weds, Isy, Yareh 18. - Albion/7 - — atioreedleg *acZ ag . Cable puns% 1/1, 11, asd 21 guineas to the 11000111- noddle% !sward 8 ohms. booliodbg prorlolost cooked. Palomino Caaada. Ur Molted bates, sad BL & ablates. booked Weed' on veep tenns—Vor 18,18 r particulars yob to WILLLBII INMAN, 111. Waterotreek Liverpool ; or to 119 sod MACZY. 61. Lag Willlseootroot. City. GREAT EASTERN for NEW YORK.—The ORIAT EANITEN WALTER PATON. C --- --de r, will bed from LIVERPOOL far NEW YORE se nods,: SATURDAY, A 4; TUESDAY, May 19. from New York SATURDAY. A 26: TUESDAY, Inns 9. The tiles will be continued at :Maar interrals during the Na.... the precise dates of which will be duly announced. Pans : Pint Cabin, ASO to 1113. sooording to accommodation, all having the same privilege:4 in the saloon ; Second Cabin, £l4. lett= robots will be tamed at a tare and a belt . Intermediate Pliondia £ lO 105 . Stems's. CT 7s. Freight on moderate term.. Poe Meer psyttenlars apply to RUCKER, OFFOR, and Co., 115, LesdenbsDeirest, KC. ; or to the Great Ship Company (Matted), 90 aanonetreet, London, &C . ; end 18, The Albany, Oki Nelletzset, MsrpooL BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL. STEAMSHIPS, eppointed by the A to can between LIVXRPOOL and NEW YORK, and between KUM& POOL and BOSTON, with liberty to can at Halifax at other porta M land and receive mane, goods, and paresegese, the Boston ill* calling at Halifax to land and Haler parseaspere and het lignyeety's roans. The following or other vessels are ap pointed to eall from Liverpool, calling at Cork to receive the Mode : — EITROPA, for BOSTON, Wards), March 7. • AMA, fix NEW YORK, Saturday, March 14. • Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be transferred at New York on beard the R M.S S. British Queen. CANADA, for BOSTON, Satarday. kfarcb 21. Pure* mone, iluding steward's tee and proviaions, but igttleout wives o r l iq uors: To Halifax and Baton, chief cabin, second cabin, Al& To New York, chief cabin. /26 ; wend cabin, AM Freight to Halifax, Beaton. and New York, Ai r ee tz, r.m and . per cent. ptheage.—Apply to I. B. lewd. 52. OW Loudon ; J. lii.earrie, Rims, sad It, Place de hi limn, Pert; 0. and J. Dams, Darhanan.strost. Glasgow; D. sad C. Oast. lllvor. Qnsanotown ; or D. and C. Wiese, t, Water- PRILLIPPS, GRAVES, and PRILLIEPS despatch Up. iuicitconneotionfol first-alms 51isysin For ROTTERDAM, the BATAVIER, from the British and Nereign Steam Wharf, Wapping, every Sunday, at 11 a.m. Pares . t 2 Sis .LI lee., end 17a. ed. Return tickets, a tare and a Tian: the FY/LNODID, Thunder morning early, tram a the Tower. Pare LL 7Pitaltillitir, the OCRWALBR, CONDOR, or MOWS allot. Wain llnuiday, from Hoesolydown, at 11 ain. ; caning at Riaelivall Pies to receive 10n. Din at noon. lam : £2, AL dad YaiOCITHENIII7I4I, the LONDON, about Mix 10, treat Eateetzolowe. Pam AS IL, At ft, and LI. Far COPENHAGEN, • elesater, is • te• (Ilya ler trel•ht, mew, 411e li mmt , G taaptin Outeseeel Ofilot, 1 1 1:= I.JLAVES, sad PHILLIPPS, LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, liestegreet Loudon. Instituted 1003. Invested meets, £5,000,000. Annual Income, £400,000. Profile divided every Nth year. Postviliths of the moats allotted to the assured. The Bonuses added to the policies at Meet* divisions a profit which have hitherto been made amount to £3,500,000. The next Division of Fronts will be made up to the DA of December 1864. The Society has paid in claims:—Sums mewed. £4,570,10; Beenses, £1,469,190. together, £5,765,420. Poe prospectuses and Menu for effecting astarsaces, appiy to fie Actuary, at the Societysollke, Yleeteatrset, LoadosAC. WILLIAM IILYWIL DOWlfill, Actuary. January, IVA T HE LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIFT INsruircz COMPANY, 1, Dale-street. Ilrespool: and 20 and 21. Poultry, London . At the ANNUAL MEETING of the PROPRIETORS in this ComPREY, bold on THURSDAY. the 26th FebrusJy, 1863, JAM'S ASPINALL TOBIN, Esq., in the chair, showed, The report of the Duectors foe the year 1862 was read, which That the !Ire Premiums of the Year were against those in 1861, which were giving an increase in 1862 of 475,934 0 0 That the new Life Business comprised the issue of 785 Policies. bullring 4467,331 0 0 on which the Annual Premiums were That dP new Annuity Ronde had been granted, securing Annual Payments of end that the aggregate of the Annuities now is 23,6034 1 II the sum of 079,277 lls. 4d. had been added to the We Reserve, and that the Accumu lated Fonda of the Company amount to . DIALMOBJ. 1,417,808 8 4 IN LIVERPOOL Clllll.lll, : J. A. TOBIN. Esq. IN LONDON. CHAIRMAN Sir JOHN MUSGROVE, Bart. RAIDED llTirrati, Faq. CHAS. 8. PARKIN, Esq. Ihunnel Ashton, Eaq. John B. Braucher, a sn. Thomas Brocklebank,laq. William Hans, Kaq. 1. C. Ewa* Hai., H. B. Gilmour, tan. Thomas Haigh, MN, Hobert Illarin, Hugh Hornig, Erg. Joseph Robb .ek, lan. Gawp B. Lawrence, Esq. Jahn Marriott, rag. Edward Moon, Faq. Chas. Mosley, Lg. Charles lands Has. Wanda Shand. Faq. John Etwanison, % IN MANCH aim. P. HARRISON. gsel. W. SCHOLKFIELD, Esq. ,M.P. ' John Addis, Pap. C. R. Bailer, req., M.P. Mr Wm. P. de Bathe, Bart. H. C. E. Childers, Iraq., M.P. Henry V. East, Esq. Edward Hogruss, Veg. John Leone, Fa y . Wm. Marna nMea Rosa D. Man. Zaq, James Morley, Esq. William Nicol, Ent., M.P. Mr Charles Nicholson, But. Swinton Bonk, Egg. IN GLAPWW, MAMMAL JANZS D WAIT, : SAMUEL ASHTON, Sp. E. B. Langwortby, rap. Edward Tootal, kwq. Jones A Turner, Tan., M.P. Thom.. Wripiley, Esq. Swinton Boult, rm. 4;q7iireeTneck. J. J. °sieve, Nen., Greenock A , F. ehaw Stewart, laq., - lousy. I fiwintAn Bosh, Nap. - • r ATKINS, Beekiest Baseetary. ZOICI AN EFFECTUAL RBICEDY.—LAMBERTII ASTHMATIC BALMS, without confining the bowels or •Socidat i t a be Med, truly efficacious and pleasant, to admitted to tan medicine for immediately relieving coughs, midi, esedneed awe of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fre- Hasagy caret persons whom the faculty pronoun°. Incurable, Mloskably Asp the tickling which provokes frowning coughing. ailleasehing consumption It. effects are truly besondal. Perms deprived of steep or even lying down far tear of eases -1114;: depend on relief In a few minutes, after tsetse tl. °sly and sold by W. LA ti MKT. hernial. 8, Mai !Wil liam-greet, (sharing craw. and by all dmiggiste, In bottles, end throe in one, 2a. ikt. Ile particalar and ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address la engraved es the stamp. -.- call not tube leaillin three months. DIRWTOIS. W. W. Cargill, Director, Oriental Bank Corporation. John Gallagher, Fact., lel, Weetbourne - terrace , and Limn Peru. Frederick Harrison, Faq., Deputy Chairman, Liverpool and London Insurance Company. James L Hart, Faq., Consul for Salvador and Marko, J. Hart and Co. CountyWEl - an'Tebamplon Jones, Em., Deputy Chairman, London and Bank. W. J. Marshall, Esq., Wilson. Bowles, and Co., 9, Mincing-lane. Jahn Ogle, leq., John o,de and Co., 25, Fenchnrchntreet. Banning—London and County Bank, 21, Lombard•street rlowerron—T. H. Scarborough, Ben., 6, Bloomsbury.aquai, Bitonam—Mean. Bump= andßowselk 1, Threadneedle-streek SZCILZTAMY :pro tem.)—W. T. Morrison, Mo. Temporary Onlces-1, Ttireadne.edle-atreet, MC. The London and South American Bank ',Limited) la established for the purpose of affording Busking facilities to Peru, Chill, and the Western Coast of South America. Power will siho be taken In the Articles of Association to extend the kautoses, and open branches or agencies at such other places as shall be deemed desirable. In the first Instance, it Ss proposed to esta blish a branch at Lima, where at present no bank exists. The rates of interest and exchange where the Company pro poses to establish branches or agencies rule exceedingly high, and will thus afford an ample margin for profftable transactions by the Bank while the satisfactory introduction and acknow ledged prospects of the recently established Banking Companies for Bradt and the River Plate. warrant the Directors is believ ing _that this Company also will meet with the confidence of the WNW- By means of the existing line of West India Mall steamers, re gala intercourse Is maintained for letters and remittances, vii Panama, with LIMA, and generally the Western Coast. The French steamers, which have commenced running, will tend to double this twiterconne. oratiWics for the year 1860, from Mr. Capper's Fort and Trade of London," show the importance of the trade of Peru and ChM : _ _ -- su; Imports from Peru £2,54/3,681 ChM 5.661.618 Our exports to Peru were 1,416,179 Chill The management of the Bank will be entrusted to experienced persons, possessing the requisite load knowledge. The head office and seat of &rthilon will be In London. The co-operation, as directors, of several gentlemen who for a number of years here been engaged In badness in Spanish Anthem and who have longresided there, her been secured ; the knowledge of the country and language which they renders their services In furthering the interests of the Bank gnat Willy. The Directors have made arrangements by which the whole prethnthery expenses up to allotment, including the cost of in. couporation, brokerage, legal expenses, printing, advertising. and other charges, shall not exceed £4,000. The Company will undertake— The versa. and sale of Balsa Exchange on England, and vies iticie k. 7elpt of money on deposit at interest, for employment by tias Ban ne of current accounts, &c., and all other monetary ona which are proved to be so eminently profitable, by the satisfactory result, obtained by Le latmdoction of a similar ay la India and the onto nits genozally. Prospects's* and forms of application for shares may be ob tainedof live broken of the Company. the Huggins and Row sell. Net I, Threadneediewtreet, sad al the Temporary Offices of the Sauk. it no allotment be made, the deposit lOU be returned In tun. THE BANK of GIBRALTAR and MALTA Inoorporakd under " The ( = Lhalted). .Aea et, 1861," with limited Y Capital £5OOOO, in SAM lures of £lOO each. ( With power to inures as 'winked.) °rat application, 1.1 per ahem, and a further deposit on aiment of £1 per share. First call of £5 per share two month after allotment : Mare calls le be made at Intervals of not less than three months, and no call to exceed Et per share. It is not intended to call up more than £25 per share. Frederick Baahford, Esq. — data — of Bengal), 43, Porcheater square, W. J. V. Foster. Esq. (late Dlreckur of the London Chartered Bank of Andra" Melbourne), I. Hyde-park-gate South, Ken- W. W Cornhill, . b,-er Wagstaff. Esq., merchant SL 1116mPa-hop" LC. George Webb Bradshaw. Esq. (late merchant, Dublin), Addi son-terrace, Kensington. W. Charles Rule, Rah., The Wondlands, Falmouth, and" Cadogan place, Beigravwsquare, S.W. Frederick Btu, Esq , Spring Mount, Champion hILL Surrey. John Haffenden, Jun. , Req. (late Mom" John 'Menden end Co., merchants, Gibraltar). Adolphus Ennor, Eaq., of Wivellaocombe, Somerset and Grace church-street, E.C. (With power to add to 'MD number.) AgnlTOMP—Xessra. TIMM Coeloner tag Ar, enrsent. ante, 93, Onscrchurch-atreet, Berma—Masan. Maaterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co., $6, Nleholes-lane, Soucrroas—Haan. Smyth and Monet!, 13, Gresham-street, and Manchester. BROILII.B —Messrs. Scott and Slivester, 7, Lothbury. LC. Temporary Offices, 93, Ormechurcheireet, London, LC. PROSPICTIJ9. This Bank is established to meet a want, long felt by merchants and others, of proper banking facilities between London and the importantimppoortantpossessions of Gibraltar and Malta. Althottgfi the trade with those countries is a most Important one, exceeding four millions sterling per annum, and is steadily Increardne—the declared real value of Mash and Irish produce everted In the year GM to Malta being 4561,161. and to Gibral tar A. 1,016, 090, and the gold and silver bullion imported into this country during the same pert d from Malta wan .034,681, and Bm, Gibraltar £36,191- no joint-stock bank exists In this coun try or either of the colonies named, with which their important financial transactions may be assisted. MU Y the more singular when it is considered that Gibraltar Is within live days' and Malta ten days' sail of Kagland. and that awe are regelar 111161 of steamers plying to and fro, hy which a Bugs and constant tramc Is maintained. These two Important umersions anqueationablyoffer a desirable field fora legitimate banking enterprise. Oar commercial transactions with Gibraltar and Malta are of a most important character, as will be seen by a glans at the Board of Trade return. Malta is the princlui station of the British fleet In the Mediterranean ; II is daily visited by ships of all nations, and especially hy the steamers of the Peninsular and Oriental Mail Company, Austrian Lloyd's, and the French Ilessageries Imperialea The following figures evtracted from the Board of Trade re turn. show the value of our trade with Gibraltar and Malta: In the 1 increase Year per C.M.1809. iw i —iictbs -11167. L 410.297 L 42, SWAM 216 1,027,624 101,31 196,29 0 22 I 1 47 411 . 2.402. 79 910,601 1,602,1 65 6:2,660,011 1.4,2611,290 064 'ass to ie.o, inclusive.' Irma Gibraltar From Malta ... EXPORTS. To Gibraltar I 10,027,171 To Malta 6447.516 drIAUTION.—WATHERSTON and BROODEN V recommend the public to have the Carat Gold .anted on the Invoice —" Fine Gold and Pure Gold," as applied to Jewellery, =a delusion. WATHERSTON and SIMAXIDINI GOLD NS, and all articles manufactured by them. are sold upon this principle, and at the manufactarers' prices. Ifenufactory, HI, Henrietta-street, Coventegarden, W.C. Sump made of chains and jewellery tor la each.—N.& This establislusent Is dosed at 6 in the evening, and en Saturdays at I. 011/1“11ell 11114411•11/L) THE PRINCESS ALEXANDRA AT RAMA:LS. BRUSSELS, MARCH 3. Her Royal Highness the Princess Alexandra, with the members of her family, the Dachas a Brabant, the Count of Flanders, and the principal persons of her suite, visited the King of the Bel gians this morning at Laeken, where a splendid luncheon was prepared. The Danish princes and prim:eases will be present to-dwy and to-monow at the representatives of the 'Pbeatre Royal de la Morrasie. The Crown Prince of Pruasirr left yesterday for England. SVIRDISH DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOUR OF POLAND. STOCKHOLM, MISCH L . . _ A. Wye meeting in favour el the Polish ineTtr nation was held to-day ia the Exchange, mailer the presidency of Bares Raab'. I - Baas Hamilton was themoveref the resolution'. The aid editor of the Altow•Bladet and seven leading memben of the Chamber were the prinsipal speakon. Energetic resolutions were adopted favonrableto the liberty of Poland, and condemnatory of the Prussian convention with Russia. Subscriptions were opened oa bebalf of the Poles. FINAL ABOLITION OF RUSSIAN SERFDOM. ST. PETERSBURG, Mau 3. Today being the termination of the transitory epoch, serfdom expires definitively throughout the Russian empire. A Te Damn was sung in all the churches in cele bration of the event. Complete tranquillity prevails notwithstanding that alarming rumours are current. The Grand Duke Constantine has been appointed commander-in-chief of the troops in Poland. General Soumarokow will, it is said, be attached to tie Grand Drake. THE MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN SPAIN. MADRID, MABca 3. Marshal Narvaez has failed to form a new ad ministration. The Official Gazette of to-day states that the Marquis !dilutions has been entrusted with the Presidency of the Council and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and givesthe names of the Marquis Havana as the new Minister of War, and of Senor Sierra as Minister of Finance. The Ministry will be completed in the (tonne of the day. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCIIARMT, MAKE 2, EVENING. _ The entire draft of the address proposed by the opposition was adopted to-day by 58 to 6. Fifty members abstained from voting, declaring that they would not concur in an address bringing into dis cussion the prince elected by tho whole country, and which questioned his rights, the national insti tutions, and existing treaties. They stated further that the address of the opposition contains portions which cannot fail to create doubts as to the wisdom of the Roumain nation and of their feeling's of gratitude towards the Powers who have guaranteed the present organisation of the Principalities. PORTUGAL LISBON, Mace 2. A bill for the abolition of majorats was adopted to-day in the Chamber of Deputies by 91 against 10 votes. Total trade._ 1 /118,3114111 The tonnage of vessels entered Inwards and cleared in the United Kingdom for those two countries, from 1856 to 1800, amounted to 1,087,018 tone. The Import and export of gold and silver also represent something like £BO,OOO per =num. Independent of the above, whien Is of itself sufficient to sup port a well conducted bank, Gibraltar Is a market for bills drawn against shipments to England by Spanish wine and fruit homes both to the west and east t and moreover, the comnii.iss riat department cash their bills on the Treasury monthly. Them is also a considerable amount of military bills which would find their way to a bank. The Bank of Gibraltar and Malta is formed to meet existing requirementa lie offices will be In Lot.tion, Gibraltar, and Valetta, the capital of Malta, the chief management being centred In London. Branches will be opened at such other place. as the directors may from time to time deem expedient. The business of the colonial branches will be conducted by • manner, under the control of a local beard or committee. The Bank will open current accounts, receive Toone,' on deposit, grant drafts on Its branches, issue letters of credit, undertake agencies, discount bills, collect interest, pay pensions, and effect purchases and sales In stocks, shares, and securities, receive the dividends thereon, conduct exchange operations, and execute ell other legitimate banking business. With the present unoccupied field for operations, and the ad vantages which this Bank will parses combined with judicious management, the Directors beg eve that Its swans will be as marked and the dividends as good as that of any existing bank. The capital of this Bank has been placed at the moderate sum of V. 10,000 the Directors desiring rather to establish a profit. able and safe business on a small capital, than to overburden their operations with a larger amount. Powers are, however, taken to Increase the capital, and to extend operations to other places In the Mediterranean and Levant, when It may be deemed advisable so to do. With the vferrr of commencing busine's no early as possible, arrangements are in progress for securing suitable premises, and the sett - loft of experienced managvn for the Bank in L gdon, Gibraltar, and Balta. The Directors have not embarked In this undertaking without due consideration of its necessity. and the promise of support from parties interested In these colonies. and they have satisfied themselves, from calculations and data from °Meld returns, that it presents an unusually glittering opportunity for the profitable employment capital. Applications for shares must be made in the form annexed to the prospectus, and the depolt of El per share paid tothe bankers, for which& receipt will he given. if no allotment oe made the deposit will be returned in full: and If a leas number be allotted than is applied for, the surplus will be appropriated towards the payymmeennt to be made on allotment. and forms of applications for shares may be obtained from MOM% Scott and glivester, the brokers, 7, Loth bury, C. : the Bankers, itobeitors. or at the Temporary Mese, 96, Oraoschardastmet, Leaden, LC. HOLDERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the SIXTH ORDINARY ANNUAL MEETING of the Shareholders in this Atlantic Tele mph Company will be held at the London Tavern, Bishops 1, In the City of London. on THURSDAY, the 19th of Marsh, 1861, at I o'clock p.so, for the pumas: of re a report arid balance-skeet Des the Directon, and for leansecting the ordinary badness of UM Company. And notice is hereby farther given that at the mid meeting a proposal will be made to rescind the sassed resolution adopted at the Eltraordbary General Nesting oleo Shmeholders on the nth Jame, ISM, whereby tie number td Directs, was thence forward limited to 12, and to substitute is platy thereof a reso lution ertending that number to IN And notice Is bomb, abe men, Mat at thessid meeting, after the re-election of the Director rabbit by mtatiot I. some one or MOM duly qualified Shareholder or Sbareholless wi II be offered fee Election to the additiormil Sesta tins ereahad at the Board. JAMES , NZUARI WORIILEY, GEORGE SAWARD, Seustary. 22, Old Broad-street, Landes, March; 1803. More than two- this& of thiribit immeet the pietwential shame Lave now bees subscribed for. iss four the remainder may be made to the Seeretary, al the above oioe trots whence also prospectuses and every latnmedion any be CORNS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE .J land IXTRACTED sal CURED is ems minute, wtthost oiling or the heat pain, by Nr. 11INDALL, 164 Itegentetnesl Ladles attended by him Rwdall it gestured. Terns, Si. ed. to Si. Kr. Kendall has teatime:aisle from the loyal wind:l22ln with thousands et When, hue a u lir at the Qs fa to llowing :--lrose the t iter. the I=lsber at London Kendall base:eel cured sous corns ea my test without giving say per."— ,• &r Robert Illeuader. IS, It Jensgsvisee, has bad two large toenails and a eons sztraeled tram Ids led by Mr. Kendall, and can strongly rsearratad abeam. f. lealatalroa easdrant "FOZZAII'S COPABIIa =GE, sacoNsfully u hied tn the Porte sad Louden Hoeptials, Nader the earn el Mama Calldrler, beard. Uoyd. Tama& sad Loges Clark (Lase* etb Nor., 1862), Ante a ewe la as arenas of it days. law la remit or chronic dleeeeee.--de. Id. pee beet* by poet IL Si, el R Jean's. Amok dlienlel, da. QOM. Ladai. ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably metered that a roll butt as well se ma ll * casts, may be raised or tilted on It without Minor or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment it the least limpid fluid by no possibatity can be disturbed. blue 41. . IM., lie, to snit 4, to, and Id gallon mak& BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more ilat beer or sour wine. Price 4a. ed.: ditto, electroplated, 96. teary direct to JAMBS BARLOW, patristic 14, Bing Williametreet, Mambo-hones. flee that his name and address are on every article ; all others are spurious Matadors*. Ingravings errata Betablished MR. CHARLES DIOKENB'SI RRADLINGB, Hanovar•qaue Rocca—On 111 DAY EVISANG, March 0, at 88,, Mr. CHABLIS DICKINS will BRAD Y& DAVID COP PRZITZLD Ma ii chaptan) and Mr. DOM SAWYIIIOII PASTY, trona •• Pickwick - stank 4 ; oinds• sae* 1M : rest seats, Is. To be had at Mears. Cluendaa and Hall's, MI , Plena, at Austin's ticket-olce, Si Pasees's.holl and at Psj • ticket-olio% Hanoveraquare THOMAS HLiDL.AND, Scasatary. ROYAL ALHAMBRA PALACE A GRAND m FANCY seals of unparalleiod ag nifica:ice, and ander CALau a pahwam be bold on 10th March. In celebration o the ROYAL WZDDINGL THE PRINCE of WALES'S MARRIAGE wui be oelebrated at the LONDON PAVILION by a MONISTRE ENTERTAINMENT, on the EVENING of TUESDAY, the lfith of March. Each visitor will be presented with A HANDSOME SOUVENIR, in commemoration of the anapicious event ; and no expense or exertion will be spared to characterise the proceedintp with that loyalty doe to the axed= of the nuptials of England's fun ire The LONDON PAVILION, Tidal OTAL PROCESSION.-GRAND STAND, Ai, next Sc Dunsten's Church, Ylset-stresk VA finals. Sa,lon„ SOn, 30s. EMT VIEW In whole route. Apply on spot, or to Clark and Co„ I Borkdgh street, Strand. WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT, WHITEBAIT and SALMON every day at ()sonars HOWL, Sl3, STRAND. The best fish ordinary In London at 5 o'clork, includ -In9 whitebait, salmon, and all Owlets fish in season, joints, and cheese, ta each. Whitebait, salmon, and all other AA in the ooffeeroom from 12 tUI 9. Whitebait teas for ladles, 2s. each. FLOWER SEEDS, carr i age f ree . PRIZE MEDALS, 1851 and 1852.-12 new anemia 10a. 6d.; 6 ditto, 5a.; 25 half-Hardy annuals, 71.114.; 12 ditto, 41.; 60 hardy annuals, 10a. 30 ditto, ris. ; 15 ditto, 2s. 6d. The above collec tions are selected with the greatest care, with a view to give the utmost possible variety. Ample cultural directiona are printed on each packet BUTLER and 21•CIILLOCE, SEED MERCHANTS, Covent prdenmarket, London. GARDEN SEEDS, carria g e f ree . COLLECTIONS of VEGETABLE SEEDS, for one year's supply, ES fla,, n ta, and Al la, full particulars of which may be had on applicatlon to BUTLER aod M'CULLOCE, SEED MERCHANTS, Covent gardan-markat, loudest. CURTAINS, PORTHCRES, &c. WAUGH and SON beg respectfully to call attention to theirz Norm or selection of all the new fabrics for Curtains, itc , of i a and foreign manufacture, the designs and colours of which am ir=asoording to the present taste.—LONDON CALM oLigis Sand 4, (Madge-street. Totienham.coarttoad„W. FURNITURE CARRIAGE FREE, to any Part of the Kingdom. Drawing-room BMWs in Velvet Bl6 e 0 Drawtog room Suttee, complete 35 0 0 Dialog-room Suttee, oompiete 23 6 0 Bed-room Suttee, complete 2B 0 0 Warranted First-clam P. and 8. ISZYPUS, 02.1011.W8TILIST. W. Wilmtrated Wahines, grails and poet free on application. THE THAMES EMBANKMENT AND NEW STREET FROM BLACKFRIARS. W I L L E Y and 8 0 N are now DISPOSING OP MO MOHAIR DEMMER last year's patterns, at prices that mast eoransand a We. Also upwards of 2000 YARDS of Y ANCY BILRB yhtert they lave REDUCED to :a. PER YARD. 16 and 14 I.I7DGATE4TIDELI'. LONDON. AC. Poor dean Aar St.Paarnaittrebyard. RICH BLACK GLACE SILKS, at 23}d., a 414., Ts. SW., a 9}d., as 4td., as. 72d., 4, 4 e. 9d., and to. N. pro yard, wide widths. These goods are worthy of inspection. B. WILLIY and SON, 15 end 19 Ludgate .street, London, B.C. Four doors from St. ?aurs-churchyard. TEETH. —By Mr. ESICELL'S invention, of which be is the sole patentee (protected 17th July IMO) ASTIFICLILL TIXTII, to last a lifetime, are made and lifted In a few hours, Inthout pain or ertractions, no wires nor farseeing. =ldand d Impossible. Comfort enaranteed, Mr. sireathw, which tally amiable his In volition, post frees/nem stamps. Consunstareshes. Terms strictly moderate.-8, Grow venaretreet. &Metres; sad Ilk Bennett's-hill. Birsalneghsna FINE HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers, and Mustachios are realised by the use of PA)WLANDat MACASSAR OIL. Thla elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is nalversally in high repute for it. unprecedented suceess during the bat to yearn in promoting the growth, restoring, and beauti fying the human hair. It prevents hair fmm falling off or turn ing grey, strengthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and &adrift, and [ogles it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. Poe children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis et • beautiful bead of hair. In all climates It alike displays its in comparaida results, and has long linen an established favourite In ladle. Price 3e. ed., T. , Its. ed., equal to four small, and Tla. per bottle. Sold at to, lianas-garderi, and by chemists and Per funien.—Aak for Rowlands: Macassar OiL DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, during twenty-five ears, =b l stit. ll 7 lane' toned by the medical profession, and 11.11Ve accepted the public, a. the beat remedy for acidity of the heartburn, headache, gout, and inclination, and aa a mild ape rient for delicate conesitutioun ell/re especially for ladles and children. It t g Espared, In a state of perfect parity and of uniform are by DINNKYOKU and Co., 172, New Bond street, Louden; meld by all rempatelble chemiatb through sat the world. THE ROYAL MARRIAGE. —RIAIMEL'S ?RAPTI/ED WZDOING VAVOPRS, ornamented with Photographs of the Mullions pair, a most elegant memento of the interesting e vent, price lc and I. 61. with either portrait, and 2s. Bd. with both. Bent by post for 18, 19, or 31 stamps. Kimmel's Alexandra, Prince of Wales, and Royal bridal Bouquet, prioe L. en. per bottle, or the three In a neat box 7s. 61.—K. RIMMEL, Perfumer, 96, Strand, and 24, Cornhill. The commissioners appointed by her Majesty to "consider plans for making a communication be tween the embankment at Blackfriars-bridge and the Mansion-house by means of a new street in a north-easterly direction from the termination of the embankment roadway near Blackfriars-bridge, or of an extension of the embankment to the east ward of Blackfriaxs-bridge, or otherwise, and also for uniting the intended embankment at VV all ee i t i minster-bridge with the existing embankment at Milbank, and also to consider the advantages and coat of the different plans that may appear to them calculated to relieve the overcrowding of ex isting thoroughfares, and to conduce to the conveni ence of the publio and the embellishment of the metropolis, have made a report in which they re commend : L That the road from Blackfriare-bridge to the Ilan. doe-house, • u proposed by the ooinmiesion of 1861, be carried into effect 2. That it is not desirable to enlarge the embankment in front el the Houses of Parliament. 3. That the alum between the Victoria Tower sad a parallel line with Wood-street be opened oat, an embankment to this extent of the river formed, sod a row of houses of firstelass character erected at right angles with the river, and looking upon theopen space between them sad the palace, Millbank-street being widenedand improved. 4. That all the houses in front of the chapter house and chapter residence@ be removed, as shown by the plan of Mr. G. G. Boot; ateached to this report. S. That the ap proach from Victoria.street to the Houses of Parliament and law warm be carried through the enclosed ground to the north-seat of St. Margaret's Church. 6. That the plan for widening King-street be canted into effect. All aphid. we humbly report to your Majaidy. Witness our hands and seals, this 7th day of February, 1863. (tad) William Cubitt, Joshua Jebb, Jobu Thwaitee, nem Galion, Edward Borstal, hoary A. Hunt, John Robinson ld 'Clam, and William Tice. Henry Kingsoote, Secretary. HEALTH or LONDON.—It appears from the weekly return of the Registrar-Genend that in the week that ended on Saturday the number of deaths registered in London was 1,440. The average Lumber in the corre sponding weeks of ten years (1853-62) is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,418. The actual number is more then the estimated number by U. Smell-pox exhibits • decided incresae. In the two previous weeks the deaths from it were respectively 23 and 25 ; in last week they rose to 42. Fifteen out of the 42 occurred in the east districts, chiefly Bethnal-green, Bow, and Poplar. Beres were re turned by the Small-pox Hospital in Islington. Scarlatina was fatal in 68 cases ; diphtheria in 13 ; typhus in 59. The deaths from phthiait were 159 (against a corrected average of 164) ; those from bronchitis 167. against an average of 188; and those from pneumonia 72, spinet 104. Three came of infanticide are recorded in the week. A man, aged 58 years, died in Middlesex Hospital from elephantiasis, for which an operation was performed. A labourer_,_ aged 66 years, wu found dead in a van in George-street, White. chaped, from " disease of the loop, accelerated by want of food amid other neeerinaries." Eight nonagenarians died in the week, the oldest of whom was a widow. aged 98 years. Last week the births of 1,163 boys and 1,072 girls, in all 2,240 children, were registered I. Landon. In the tee corresponding weeks of the years 1863-62 the average number (corrected/ was 2.009. POLAND.—At a private meeting held yesterday at the Marquis Toweneed's reddens., 15, Parkdaae, it was unanimously resolved that a mutineer be addressed to the Lord Mayor, requesting him to exieverni a public meeting at Guildhall, at the earliest possible day, for the purpose of earl:ming the ern thy of the British nation with the Poles in their aresset noes sad beanie struggle, and that his lordship be to prod& as such ateetum. CRYSTAL PALLCI.--01111 SHILLINO DAL—TI7IB - DAT, MAIM B.—Adadosioa• en paymeat, 820; ditto by PUBLIC fknoota Comemon. —The commis- BMWS Make* 780 ; total, 1,600. shrews held • meeting rider:lay, at which wereproset the I THE BRIDESMAID'S WOOL—PIENS AND LIIRIN's Earle of amanitas and Devon, Lord Lynette% Sir B. , MEDINRO MEMO ter the ten Easbkmatl• omits H. !godhead, the Ike. Zdwerd Twitska, E. Belford I Plower. urge, sad lay at on bottles la a tis•• Vaughea, Fag., ead the seetsiery is. ar sa gel. saa.-4 yew sessarssala W.--lAddlstbsallad MARRIAGE of the PRINCE. —" GOD BI.FISS the Pal NCR of WALER."—Preparations are making for the singing of "God Mess the Prince of Wales" by the children of the schools throughout England and Width Copies of the wnrds Ikaglialt and Welch are eopplled by the puhll tbe gratis and post free. If 550 copies or upwards are ordered a small charge le rendered neoesaary :-7s. GI. per 1,000; ea. for 000, Re. 6d. for O. pod free. The thug. "God Bless th e Prince of Wales.' as sung by Sir. Bina Reeves 'with th orns ad lib.), fa: piano solo, la. Apply to Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington street, Larks, W. And of all muslceellers and booksellers. MARRIAGE of the PRINCE of WALEiI With the ILLUSTRATED TIMES of SATURDAY next (the fled of the "'kw of Royal Marriage Numbers et the ILLUS TRATED TIMES will be issued MAONIFICENT PORTRAITS of the PRINCE of WALES and the PRINCESS ALEXANDRA, • inclosed in an elaborately and ta s t e f u lly d es i gne d f ramewor k, and separately printed on superftne psper, 20 Inches by 22. In the rase number will appear Portraits of Prince and Princess Christian of Denmark, psrents of the Princes Alexandra—clews of her blrtbplece at Copenhagen and of the Castle of Bernstort her summer residence - incidents of her Continental journey—Sews of tiandranghem Hall, the bunting mat, and of Marlborough house 'train the garden, the town reddens, of the Prince of Wales: also, a beautiful 'Engraving of the first Drawing-Room held by the Crown Princes of Prussia. In addition to the foregoing, upwards of 20 Portraits of foster Princes and Princesses of Wale& coated from authentic warms, will be given. secompenled by complete memoirs of all the Princes of Wales and HelraApparent to the British crown, including records of their starriages and public progress through the metropolis. Price of the ILLUSTRATED TIME?, including the Portraits of the Prince and Mimeos on a separate sheet. Led., fees by post ford vlasaps.—l. Callterlne-street, Strand, Loudon. Pr EaroPO NEW YORE, Fn. 17, Emma. The Federal commanders of the vessels block ading Charleston have forwarded an official refu tation of General Beauregard's report that the blockade was raised. They declare they never quitted the blockading line usually occupied by them, and that no vessel of any description crossed the Dee after the Confederate rains returned to Charleston. The Federal garrison on Roanoke Island ma an tiating an attack from the Confedesatee, who had conectal /00 small boats, and were concen trated on the mainland. The Federal commander had telegraphed for reinforcements. General Hunter has assumed the command et tho %roes hitely arrived at Hilton Head from Beam fort, and General Foster has retursed tce North Carotin. - The 9overaor d Virginia has addressed a letter to President Lincoln, it forming him hi, void** =- finch** retaliate for soy improper tatatmeer of citizens sr soldiers of Virginia. It has been metered that an seder has boon issued psehibiting the titration of newspaper among tht army of the Potter°, bat the rumour is utterly without foundation. Son;e doebta are entertained of the Viekabarg Canal being made available. The democratic numbers ei the next Cangrees have been invited to meet in New York on tie Bth of March. The resolution, calling a convention at Louis ville,. has been defeated in the Senate of the Illinois Legislature. A resolution has bra introduced in the Cade derate Congress to maintain the right to free navi gation of the Mississippi for the citizens of the States upon its borders or the borders of its tribu taries. The New York World thinks Mr. Seward has made a great mistake in repelling the friendly suggestions of the Emperor Napoleon, and considers that it is the duty of the North to prepare itself for fresh complications, which the recognition of the South must introduce into the struggle. The Confederate steamer Oretois said to be block aded in Kingston by two Federal • noels. The North American, Asia, and Bavaria have arrived out. NEW YORK, Iris. 17, Evenso. Money easy. Gold, 581 per cent. prem. Ex change on London : bankers' bills, 175. Stocks very firm. New York Centrals, 1181 ; Illinois, 921 ; Erie, 76i. NEW YORK, Fie. 19, Ewers.. The Senate has passed a bill authorising the Pre sident in all domestic and foreign wan to imam letters of marque. The authority conferred by the act is limited to three years. A proposal to grant this authority for the suppression of the rebellion only was voted down during the discussion of the Mr. M`Dougal, of California, expressed his opinion that before the meeting of another Congress the United States would be involved in a foreign war, and he wished the country to be prepared. The Senate has passed a Conscription Bill render ing all citizens and those who have declared their intention to become citisene, between the ages of k 0 and 45 years, liable to perform military duty when miletl, out by the President. The districts are made to correspond with the congressional dis tricts, in each of which a Provost Marshal is ap pointed with assistance. He will perfect an en rolment once a year. Persona enrolled are subject for two years to be called into service to serve for three years, or during the war, on the same footing with the present volunteers, advance pay and bounty included. The President can draft at any tins within ten days' notice to drafted men. Substitutes ma be furnished, or commutation made ; none ex • I 300 dote. Drafted persons refusing to report be treated as deserters. It is supposed that both the conscription and letters of marque bills will pass the House of Representatives by a considera ble majority, A rumour is current in Richmond of a pro gramme in the North West for forming a North Western Confederacy. The Federal turreted gunboat Indianola has ran the Vicksburg blockade in safety. Another Federal expedition has left New Orleans for Bayou Teche. Confederate General Hindman's army in Ten nessee is said to be demoralised. Three hundred of his troops were frozen to death in marching from Van Buren. Two members from Louisiana have been admitted to seats in the House of Representatives. The Senate of the New York Legislature has re acted the complimentary resolutions to General It is denied that the Harriet Lane has escaped from Galveston. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. _ NEW YORK, Fan. 19, Immo. Money easy. Gold is much excited, on account of fears entertained of French intervention ; the last price was 63} per cent. premium. Exchange on London : bankers' bills, 180 to 181. Stocks tending downwards. New York Central, 119 ; Illinois, 921 ; Erie, 761. Cotton dull ; middling Upland, 9043. Flour good inquiry ; 100. higher. Wheat and corn extensive demand, and 2c. higher. Provisions and sugar steady. Coffee quiet. Mo lasses very firm. Foariow-orncs, Faa 27.—The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr. friegfried Frank ea Consul at Sydney for his Majesty the King of Prussia. —Gazette. DIATIIB BY VIES AT IfillOVlL—Burly yesterday morning a fire broke out in the premises known ea the John Bull Inn, Middki-devet, Yeovil. About 3 o'clock in the morning a neighbour observed • strong light in front of his house, and jumped out of bed in order to detect the cause. He discovered that a fire was raging in the rooms on the pound floor of the inn, and that the inmates of the hones appeared not to be aware of their impending danger. He at once raised an alarm. The first to discover the fire in the house was a little boy, Albert Gulliver, aged eleven, who called his father and mother, the ostler, and a per- son named Wan, sleeping in the honer. The ostler jumped out of the window into the yard, and, having obtained a ladder, be placed it against the house. Wan in his fright either fell or leaped from the lop of the ladder to the bottom, and unfortunately came in contact with a barrel. He struck his back violently, and it la stated that he has sustained such maven injuries that he is not likely to recover. Mr. Gulliver, the landlord, with great difficulty succeeded in reaching the window in his shirt. It was found that he was seriously burnt about the ' bands sod face. Mrs. Gulliver, in her anxiety to rescue her children, rushed from her room, and it is supposed that she must have been stifled by the smoke, for she was. not afterwards heard of. The little boy who aroused the other inmate, was unable to save himself, and he also fell a prey to the flames. Miss Gulliver, who slept near the place where the fire broke ont,is supposed to have been suffocated before it was discovered. The engine belonging to the Yeovil Volunteer Fire Brigade was first oa the spat, but, for the want of a good supply of water, it could not be set to work for some time. The West of England fin engine arrived moos afterwards. Water was. then copiously poured bite the premises, but the fire had obtained such a hold that from the first it was seen that the satire dastrwy tion of the house wee inevitable. The roof fell is with • tremendous crash about b o'clock, sad three hawses la the occupation of Mrs. Baker, Mr. MooLf or d , sad Mr. Narvik in VWsrage-street, were entirely destroyed ; bat the are was h are cu t off, sad was ultimately got ander about 7 o'clock. Search was then made for the reieeile balks, sad by 10 o'clock two of them ware found I. the nine ' • they are supposed to be those of Mrs. Gulliver and ber me . They mead 'net be reeopised. The third body bad not bias freed when we Fared M. NOTTINGHAM SPRING MEETING. ?Planar. Tim Tutu. Snare of 5 50,,. each, with 25 added, foe Xyr-olda and upwards ; certain &Bowsaws and penalties. One mils and a quarter. rubs.) Mr. C. P. nucleon's Twni 16 t, by Mountain Deer—Dawn of Day, aged, 9 st (Ire=i 1 Lord Stmadord's Flying Fkb, 3 yrs, Eel rib. I Mr. Brooks's Ftexmore, 4 yrs, est lelb Madame I ni Pala Buzau al 5 sort each, with 20 aided. 166 3-rmads and upwards; selling allowances. Bather awn 5 farloopp. (4 sobs.) Mr. Angela Lairs, by Wlndbostad—Mand, yrs ROLL ild gib Moodonae) 1 Mr. Hodgman s g by of Cadiz lab), lyre (SAL Id Mb ;Morris) Mr. T. airs Anew, 8 on) I Ira MM.), Est elb (111111sare TEO NOTTINGRagaXISR FIARDICIAr et 5 sot% each, with 50 added ;wi linen extra One mile sad a bay. (.34 ruts) loM Marnford's Revolver, by It n's dein, est Mr. J. 8. I Ilir yrs, 8. Dieted aw's Lade Disk, 6 yes, 7d ;T. Treeds I ) I Mr. Nodernan's Bedireayer, aged. lelb Weeds) THE STAND PLA7I HANDICAF of 50 end, ter an ages. added to a sweepstakes of 5 son. each ; winners antes. Belt a mile. Mr. nausea Mrs. Ilegservila, by Kbialisw—AltWade. yen est Mir pna as antra) lir. T. Mfrs Folrelda, 4 yrn 7W Jib 11. Mr. O. Aagall's last Mom. 6 As. Ss* Oh . Tis MACCAMOSI STAMM a 50 WPM • tOT Area hunters that bare not loon in say Croixi4 Arai' M el: mouths ners extra. priorTw o to acme; for 4-yr-oldw sad upward •; wie min. Ilta ish walais ltirTok bp —]ia Tamli • ••••..ort opearooir... .. . W Captain fitarklea Abolllisooalk 6p*, 12at Yib (Mr. )rte Mr. Nlchol's Wilford (1 b), *yrs, IPA 716 Awn Wlngsh: 3 THE liarearsas' PlArs HAJIDWAr of IA MOM ; ISt Mil sees ; winners Gabs. Obe site. Itr. W. Hart's Nenbain Len by Flying Dsielunara-La Bonne, 3 yrs. 74 alb pelmet) I ilk Barbie. JaeNs Alive, s yra, 363 71b .otcssts) I Ferdinand, 3yll, b.t 10ib .......(Wanasain) BF/WM OW 7711 0001181 LIVEZPOOL EITKILPLBOIIABI. Bto 1 t Avalanche (t) 10 to 1 ap The Dm (100 to 8•C ) Uto — M to 1 J . eslisary (t) enhir 40 to 1) DERBY WILES& IfEETIND. 21101111 MI. Tas Morriss STIZPUBOHAIa ) 15 sorsa es* 10 ft., and 5 only it asebsred, with 1 lidded ; s weed to saws his stake ; vinous oars. Maas mils* an d a half. (32 subs, 8 &damp . , Alps se DI Aga a Freshman • 11 ll Xamtatin litoklagrami.....— • 29 11 Doebital ...... a 9 10 Toe Dane • 10 7 limey Ant a 9 9 Satellite Arhuty • 10 0 Cockatoo a 9 9 Light of Maar Dies • 10 S Pineapple • 34 4 • Taller Oal Heads orTails. a 1* 2 Itrolleas a 9MI ellt-osit a IS I Antelope • 94 - (lisnlina Nosegay Earetiatotialak -- -- - - Tax STAUNTON HAROLD PLATT of 20 sows., added to a • sweepstakes of 5 Dom each. for 27r-olds ; colts, 134 101 E ; lillior, 711) ; vitiate. 51b sobs. Solt a mill; straight. (8 mks.) Musts% Hampshire Misr, Dilstoo, Miasma for • hisasure, Dowd* Lady Mary, f by Tuklingtoa—Abota, Faith. A HiniDLi RAPS Pram (Reediestp) el 50 eon., added to • sweepstakes of 5 nom es* 2ft I. the fur& Winners • Letts. Two wailer, over eighties:dlr. (164 ) Age si lb AEI it Ili 4 The •10 l• Mottos 6 4 4 Maritana Blgoletto it onetrep 5 1 m 2 Butterfly Nosegay • 1 0 Soothesper Sint ag Pend .. ... • 1 0 Reasunesioe Pot-word . 4 It Antelope Everlasting (Beatles • It Jack In E. Box .... 4 0 Ilecoln Sees a neer 6 4 Elglid 01 10 Muti Deceptive The Prophet 8 6 King Christmas .... 4 10 Sir Bobby Emblem • 0 Mermaid Tax Ratuutorrox PLATT (Ileadirep) 430 nova, added to • a sweepstakes of 5 sows. each. for 3.Tr-okis sad. upwards ; winters arks One sane. (MO subs. Ace et lb Age it lb Mud Sheen 6 8 4 ibal i tiLsisr—Moon. linden lose One. Sib - - - - =... • - 3 6 4 extra) , I 3 True eh... . i 6 a Mantes Abroo a . 4 I . Abel S 6 8 Bedford Leonid Jack.bi-tbe-Box .... 4 10 Mermaid 5 paid Disdain go-Bragb Frin. THE UNION Hoar STEEPLECHASE of 30 son., about three . miles ; the ALL•AGED SELLING STAKE" of 5 KM. Sea, With . 20 added, half a mile • end the &Luxe. Huanes Rum, of 3 soya each, with 25 Lilted, for 3-yr•olds and upwards, two.. miles. over eight hardily.; close and name this tWedneeday) evening. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PdALIAMERT. Yesterday the House of Commons commenced its inquiries in connexion with the numerous and important projects for railway and other undertakings seeking parrot, mental" inaction this session. A committee consisting of Mr. Huard. chairmen ; Mr. J. White, Lord John Browse, Mr. C. Clifford, and Mr. Aytonn, assembled to consider the merits of the following measures :—Midland Railway ex. tension into Logsdon), Barnet and Great Northern Junc Evesham and Redditch, Hemel Hempstead and Loodohe North Western, Manchester, Buxtoo. Matlock, and Mid loads ; Newport Pimp.% Northampton and Banbury Anne tte; Ricirmanswoeth, Ameraliam, and Cheaham ; Great Northern (Nottingham extension). The lint case taken was that of the Midland Company's proposed new lima between London and Bedford, which was opened in a long and able address by Sir W. Alexander, Q.C. with whom was Mr. Hope Scott. Q.C., Mr. Harco u rt, and Mr. Venable. for the company, and Mr. Davison, Q.'A, Mr. Forsyth, Q.C., and Mr. Mundell for the Great Nasalises and other companies, io opposition to the bill. Sir William Alexander stated that the proposed extension would be of moat public and commercial advantage, as it would esta blish a new and needed route between the metro:slit the midland counties, acid the sixth, besides abbreviating the existing route. The proposed extension would commence on the north side of the Ruston-road, near to the east of Skinner-street, and terminate by a junction with the Mid! land Railway at Bedford. The other portions et the pro. feet would consist of a junction with the bdoromeetioned tine near King's-place. &Teems, and terminate by a jean tion with the Metropolitan Railway, where it p o sses under the Easton Road, between Chesterfield and , Liverpool street.. Another branch would run out of tie first line at Ihunieteed and terminate by a junction with the Hampstead junction near the bridge, carryiny it over the road leading from london to Edgeware. tt fourth Dm would commence by a junction with the fiestas Hertierd, and terminate in the St. Athena' branch of the Loodoosiod North Western, near the St. Albans' station ; and the fifth line would run out of tie first. at Bedford. and terminate in junction. with the ' Hertford Luton, and Dunstable breach. of the Groat Northern Rail way, near the railway station on the I *chin road. For these purposes it was proposed to raise by the. creation and awns of new shares 1.7A0.000/.. and to borrow 6f13,330f. A groat nuns of local evident* hem land misers, residents, and manufacturers coemeted with the districts through which the hue ynpase to run was adduced-during the day in its favour, indicating that a more doect than at present existed would be a great boon lathe dis trict, and that it would greatly economise the oast sod conveyance of coal and agricultural and eemmerciul commo dities, the witnesses examined in attestation of them facie being Lord Vanden', Mr. H. Russell, M.P., Rev. Mn C ...pion, Major Coopsr, Messrs. Willis, Thon.pson. and Cochan, of Luton ; Howard, of Bedford; Simpson and Palmer, of St. Albers ; Mr. M`Geachy, an d Mama Myers and lingo...lL The committee adjouremb to this . A committee coosixtingof Viscount Ref o ld, Ida Boatel/mil. Mr. St. Aubyn Mr. Childers, and My. Lotighell, sat tooon eider the pretenaloos of the following proposed new water companies, for Whittledean, Rugby, Denbigh, and the Manchester Corporation, taking first the Whittlodeso, to give them pewen fee new weds, and capital, altemeinn of Waite and rates, the statement for the pasmoten sod evi &Dee oceepying the committee until its rising. A corn. mittee, consisting of Mr. P. North, chairman, Lori K. Montagu. Mr. F. D. Fort/sem, Mr. Davey, cud Mr. C. W. Wynn, root to consider the following measures : St. Luke's, Middlesex, Workhouse and Vestry Hall Norwich Poor Act Amendment ; Queen's-rood Bette:sea Extersion ; and Swansea Municipal Corporation. The bill first taken was that of the St. Luke's Workhouse and Vestry, to make arrangements between the vestry and suerdiane foe its erection ; but as the opposition was withdrawn. the bill pasa,d • and the committee subsequently considered the Mendell Poor Act Amendment, for the dissolution of the aid, and incorporation of a new board of guardians. Mr. Q.C., conducting the case, which stands ad lostreedio this day. Importing tea without colour on the leaf pre ...,e a, tlth paelpil aQ islerlar brows haves am In the usual florousais Tea hi aubooLoured, therefore always wed ban in WWI t tno aseetao.faevontleseteat.