The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-07 00:00:00

1 11 . I 14 F x e r r' ' "AI i•ft it - • 4J rtt%. No, 5,484.] NE W ZEALAND (Free (rats).—WILLIE, THE CR EDIT M 0 BI IE R (Limited). AN N. and 00:8 LINE. Estahtleholl la MS I under "The Companies Act, 19112." 1 n oderusentlosed vessels. which Word met genera sod- £4,0110,0110, la 99,009 shares of PAO each. : !, • as eannot he found in those id any other thee, will be 71210 bane, 10,000 shares. punctually: Deposit on apptlcattoe £ 1 share, and £4 on allotment. Itubeequent ealle not to etassd £6 per Aare, and at intervals of sot Mee thee three montha No call will be made milt after the expiration el three mouths from the date of allotment. It la not intended to call up more than 0.20 par share ; bet as the operations of the Company increase, and more share eapnal lan be advantageously employed, further Manes of Owes diareho will ld be made, a preference bang given to the then ex isting ers. Temerom. The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Chairman. The Hos. T. C. Maßbeirtoe, M.P. Edward Warner, Req. IL P. Lord Otho Fltmesarector of the Midland end Greet Western Railway of Ireland. Alexander Dauber, Esq., Old BroadetreeL Charles Ella, Esq., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim, Past. Mews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers and Co., London. James [wick . Req., 9, Kluge Arnasyard, London Charles E. Reshot', Saq., Stanbope.place, Hyde. past. Henry Pownaß, Req., Rneeellegenre. John Westmorland, Req. ,Directer of the Royal Insurance Com. Peny). London. I OEM A 1 10 years 4 Al 7pmals. Al nyean: P. T. so& Auckland Conaorbur y 1.10 lean*. Auckland Yank. Olude 31•1 Yank. , tV ILUS. GANN and Cs, 1, Crrhe +lmr e, who horo Pd the ninth edition of th eir Real Book et New or to GREEN, ROBINSON, &MC", 1 and; Beet India .•%: IA VICRPOOL OR QIIIMNSTOWN TO RIM YORK. Ei E LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad Fll ILA DELP/11.1, BTRAII-SHIP 00.1111111 Y takad Ear *heir t fall-powered Clyde-bu il t fres &sew fltiookatips. ..rry . rtlld Rates Raft?, Directors of • the Credit Ponder ‘l.lzeited?. zuz!u. Manes. Messrs. Maaterman, Pet and -en, Mimit slead. and Co., Loudon. Smith, Payne, Shs, London souctross—Merrs. Nrwbon. Evans, sad Co., 18, Nieholaalsne. . mows: Meer* Field, Baa, end Wood, 9, Wanted-mut, Tdromorton _ Mee. Preece' Barnes& Zee.. Coestpelembere, CornhilL ilscharkir ipro tem;}—C. W. Smlth, Ne 4. Tem street. porary Oakes—Men of the Credlt Yonder, VO, Lombard- PROBPACITS. The leading financial eatabilidenewte in Paris are the Credit llobilier and the Credit gender ; both of which have stood the test ci experienoe, and have realised very large protite for their shareholdera—the transactions of the Credit Fonder being based upon the land credit system, whilst the Credit Mobilln em braces general financial busbies.. The ;Won of this division of operations has been hilly rea lised by the Credit Fonder for Orsat Britain and Ireland, which, since ha establishment, has bead the often of business, both of a land credit as well as of a general 0 nancial character, so as to necessitate the formation of the Credit Mobiller 11.1rnited , , to undertake such financial operations as the Credit Fonder, with doe regard to its speLial objects, cannot legitimately carry out. The principal objects of the Credit Ifobilier (Limited; are as follous, rlc : To co-operate with other first-class financial and industrial undertakings. Po =it". ■oreswaea ng out t oo sa n d aar'irasl oans ed upon government guarantees and mbrestfona TosenlaTs7l;al;;;;;77eeposiehle contractors for English and foreign railways. and other public works. To lend, on the security of stocks, funds, shares, debentures, and other approved securities, with special reference to the re quirements of the Stock Exchange. The Credit Itobilier Limited; sill also receive money on deposit, feelong or short periods. The marked success which has attended the operations of the various financial companke now in existence is well known. and is evidenced by the following quotations of the market value of their respective shame: Amount paid per Share, The London Financial Association cl 5 Now at Cli prem. The Intersational Financial Society 5 7 The Genera Credit Company e „ 4 The Mercantile Credit Association 5 „ 9 The Credit Moaner ;of Pasta; 7O „ 20 TM last divided declared by the Credit Moaner 'of finis being at the rate of per cent. per Limited . The Directors of the Credit liobilier Limited anticipate with mandates that results equally satisfactory will attend the pro gram of this Company. Applkations for 'hares to be made i■ the annexed form. In the event of no allotment of stares being made, the deposit will be returned in full. rthould a its. number ot shares be allotted than are applied for the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the applicant. . . FitiS .- pilatUes and forms of vplication for shares may be ob tained M the odloes of the Credit_ Fender ,Limited;, 60, Lombard street, and from the beakers, brokers, and solicitors. radiiTiorma itswyest. ( ;TY OF WA.SHlNGTON.*edieidWriiiirea 9. ITV OF MANCHISTEr.. Wednesday, March 16. h t NOAYW. Saturday, Marsh 19 every Wednesdy. and every &Monate Ostarday. ravage by the mall steamers WhinetKJ Wednesday, - 0,1 21 guineas, socerdinet to the aeeemmeMLen, Cabin Yaskt, `.4 the saturdays steamers, 12 parse. Forward wage a, Including all provision* cooked. PllBllllll=4 tbe United States, and British ColirsbAto un ked „ ed,antsgeons Serena —For farther 14 INMAN, 22, Water-giros% Liverpool; or lo s Ztili ‘I%C2V. 61. End Wlthren-verank a*s. 1)11! LLI PPS, GRAVES, PRILLIPPS, and d..msteh the undermentioned drsielass steamers: , 1:6 ortERDAM, the BATA VIER, every Sunday mondag, !term] VAZO Tier, at 10 was., addled at Illackwall kw par a.m. Fares. £1 es., 11 10a. and ITa ad.: add the ery Thursday moraine 'arty from off the Tower. . . . . _ -s r. 1: , neutral verses, under Russian Rag, the ADLER, .0 • or -.dill' ALRE, every Thursday morning ,weather per vt s 4. al.. Roan tiormlydown, and tram Blackwa at • C!. CI, sod 10e. , ArTHENBIIG, the LONDON, about March 13, trots town Fares. 43 ho. end £L To be followed sTAF IVASA. : f. , P..sage, Sc., apply at Chaplin,' Universal Mee. • : -.4, W. or to PHILLIPPS, GICAVIS, 11. hoo.l•Lane. E.C. OVERLAND ROUTE.--OOMMITNICATION h v STEAM to INDIA, ALISTEALTA, de., MS EGYPT. m Pi , ;INSVLAR and ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION ii IM Y BOOK PAStiENG ERE and rewire Cargo and Puede at t!•ed Loudon Ake for Gibraltar. Malts, Rapt, Aden. Ceylon, CAloutta, the Straits, and Ckiaa, by their Messner, lest 1-.4 ~ ..:thrunpton ea the eth and Seth of every month for GOralt kr, Malta, Egypt. Aden, and Bombay, by those of the 110 h mod 27th of eaoh month and for Mauritius, Rennlon. ~our s Melbourne, and !tydney, by the steamers Mar ie; ,outlunapton on the 20th of army asonth.—For farther .rs Apply M the CemparysOelcee.l2lL Leadenhallotreek LC.. London, or Orlantal-plane. nnuthaaapton. ATLA NT I C and GREAT WESTERN 1: \I LwAY.— 'PENNSYLVANIA DIVISI , N.; N••• DUE Aprtl Ist, 1 04, .111 be PAID In London at the ,! Bank (Limited', No. 7, lenchureb-street. Gordon. ev hawr dee. to the dollar. Coupons will be t I 4 the Oftloo ul the Company two days pre= Lroedntreet, Ilamh 3,1861. E ALBION BANK (Limited). £l,w).000, Lo :o,oeo Abates of .C. 50 each. Pint lame 10,000 Shares. •.: •: per Share on application. and Le per Share on alietaseet. .. . .tendet to call up mare Mae kit per share. No !ade for three months alter allotment. Three • at least, will elapse between two calla, and no red per share. • ~• 'orp•rated ender the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1- . re.) each shareholder's liability le hatted to the f bus there.. LIBTLtoLt I:r.;;lmad, ask: of Plymouth`, Sprfrigileld-bouse, • , - Cllpton. , Sheriff of London and Middlesex. i • otterell, Fog.. AO. Ditne•Oritiare, (Tirm of W. F. blasters and Sous , Ves-gsts- btugh. Lai., Bra/IJuni-street and Ba hat, E. Arm of J. T. Pritchett and Sons:, 131, Fen ' r. street. Ages, ta.l. iffrm of Thomas Aggs and Co , 155, Fen n 11.stre. t, E.C. Halyard, leg Barker and &Mien Merchant. Cheep:Ade. I. Potter. Esq. s urto of B. F. Potter and C 0.., arrangement has been made for merzbui an OW 1 Pritat.• Lank with the Albion Bank Limited , the 1 tile partner of which will join the Board as soon as the ,oirt ctors are in a position to confirm the prorlional agree. rid., of Loudon, Thresdneedlestreet. 1!le London aild N. , rtbern Bank, :L Bank-buildings, London and Nes cwdle. [Audi. and Hudderstleld. nßolLEK.—Javire Shepherd, Kaq_ Auction Mare SoUerroa.—G. W. Cumintiio.Eaq., 47, New Broad-street. trPrY OlB7 St Mimi Cooper, lag., public Accountant, 15, Oeoege-etreet. Mansion.house. tv Andrews, Es Manager United Kingdom Electric Telegraph arrrwraar Imo ?EM.—)lr. B. L. Price. Temporary Onicea —2, Bank bulldiup. PIIAMPECTC& Aitho °ugh the s)stem of .70lnt.9ackItanking has been estab- VAL. to meet the requirements of moat departments of trade, it -1.-t been introduced for the business of the Apicultural ,n , l evttle Markets of the metropolis : and though the popula. ti n bis doubled within the last twenty -gm years—and muse. ~uently the necessary quantity of supplies—yet the whole .not. Amounting to Allen to twenty millions pee 'annoy, la left I:. the I ..n.ls of a few private Arms. Albion Bank is introduced to provide Increased facilities t Li. trade, by establishing au Ake to the um as well u at smltttel.i. and the Si etropobtan Cattle Market; and subs*. .0., rt. vlionld It he found desirable, by vowing branches ht the ,vricultural districts. lh, %Aloe of the rapidly increasing commission business to be trau-o tod by the Albion Bank can be readily appreciated by • liarm leder that the method In which dealings ore canted on at the tittle Market constitutes the Bank the depository of all the oors passing from the buyer to the producer. 1 hr Metropolitan Meat or Poultry Market in amithfleld, now it of erection, is destined, by the terms of the Act of Par. 11..niriat, to combine and supersede all other,market• f In th- inetropolia To this market will be concentrated a save t.r., for the supply ofputcheri.nwat, poultry, ono other produoe Inhabitants of the metropolis, and a circle of fourteen miles r it. I tot Blrecton have entered Into provisional fints by a-trances( of commencing upon an con. t, •tt. under competent and experienced management. will be • to shareholtkra from the commencement of badness, by • t they are wanantel in expecting that they will be enabled : . 'ar a dividend during the Ong year. • hr number of joint-stock banks may be advanlg more particularly under special etrcumstan t ies e . ° ll= r led to the formation of the Albion Bank , la demon- I ).) the fact that an late as six years ago, when the r of Joint-stock bank, in London wan not more nat. or. their total deposits old not exceed iti2,000,000 •hilv now that the number of these banks has been the Joint deposits are already more than trebled, ...tame to a total of £i1,791,300. The dividends of 1, • • tont ranee from 15 to :10 per cent., in accordance with t: tl.cir establiahment and tie premiums on their Or. from , g) to 300 per cent., In a precisely similar ratio. 1 Is e ;....Its a n d dividends of the Joint-stock banks recently f a rapielprosreas towards Identical results -t ••;.1.1 no Illetalvat take place the deposits will be retnrned a less titmber ttf shares be allotted than are f•-r. the Oet.vit will be made available towards the pay n.. i.t . 0 Allotment. and the balance, If any, returned to the op. the 11. t Alph , Itinn for shares in the annexed form may Le addymeed i. rs, brokers, or Directors of•the Company, and to the ,t ti.e of the Company. I ,, XX or APPUCATIoX Yon Sem= T. the Directors of the Albion Rank ;Limited' : r.ntlrluca.-11, mg paid to your branch the sum of hem; dip.. aof 41 per sham on Pares is the :Anne C..oipan). I hereby request that yon will allot me that Lund. r. and I a -• pit inch Pares. or any lem number You may me. and n a me to execute the ankles of sesoriation wham 0- , Ind and I r e quest that my name may be on the re .ter .1 sharetioklers for the sharp so aloe Name In full Residence Profession or Imam= Date PER CHNT. MORTGAGE BONDS.- f iLS:s D Mt IC HALL COMPANY (Lhallear.—BOND6 of , w h are now ready for Issue, roastrtutina a area cheme upon me Property of the Company. repayable In thr e w y ea r s , and e. arum Interest at •10 per emu. per annum, psychic half-yearly. y at thee:oft...lt of the Company. 366. Strand. W.C.: or te Mr lo 1.0 lot. clock and share broker, 11, Toknalwasa-ped. order of the Board, FDKRICK LAWZANCI, Ileceelary. NA REAT REDI7CTIO2 is HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, i/WWWHIWWW et Janos* tisr "Sa ien1000• • Al!' II ITE and tiOUND TEETH are indispensable , t. , l'en.nal Attractton. and to health and loeiseity by ' l , •4•or soasticatlon of food. ROWLANDW ODONTO, or ' %hi hENIIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is " .laahl- value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, ' ' It rums. and In giving a plowing trottnowo to ht.:tth. It eraltdoes tartar from the teeth, removes spots d,. m. and polishes and presence the enaseet, to • a aaparts a pearl-like whiteness. Its lnvalus bb I - • hoc..ltained the patronage of royalty and the a= !tar It Is universally in high repute. Price 1•r b cold at 20. fiattoo-wden, and by Chemists kmers. Ask for •• ItowlandiOdonto." LA BERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an "toOM! remedy, withost confining the bowels oe affect ... 2 at, truly *Scanlon. and pleasant, is admitted to M. , f.r. t me.lkine for linsoodately relieving coughs, colds, • . 4 . 2 ” , . t , ones of asthma, sad incipient conaussption. It ire per-,is whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, y allays the tirkfing which provokes frequent coughing. ;,12Prl • Ichinu consumption its effects are truly beneffeiM of sleep. or even lying down for fear of indica& nntsend on relief in a few minutes after taking et or, •I .10 and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, I, King it U l' "et Chanagenaa, Loudon, and by all draggists. In d., a n d three quantities in one, Is. 94. lie particular al. 1 a... I r t en's Asthmatic Balsam. The name sad address r- e11A . , 0e1.1 OD the stamp. PORN O► APIIIC . A . TION FOR =ARYL To be retained lye the Irank;n. To the Directors of the Credit Mobiller Gettlemen,—Having paid to your hmkera. Messrs. Master man, Peters, Mildred, and Co., or Mows. Snuff). Payne, and Smiths, London, the sum of t , being a deposit of CI per share on shares in the shore Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares, er any less number that ) uu may shot to ma: and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and to sign the articles of meociation of the Company when required. and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. TWO.. Naos la Lula Itesicteux Professioa Data Match Ma THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the LIST of A PPLI CATIOV4 for SHARES in this Company .111 he CLOSF.D on THURSDAY nest, the lath Instant, for London, and FRIDAY, the 11th Instant, foe country applications. By order of the Board, C. W. 5111TH, Secretary. SO. Lombard-street, London, March 4,11,84. THE THAMES IRON WORKS, SHIP BUR.DLNO, ENG:NEARING, and DRY DOCK COM PANY ,Limited. Incorporated under the Companies Act, 181/1. ()splint 4300,000. in 5.000/there' et £lOO each. Deposit & per Share on Application, and £7 on Allotment . Subsequent Calls not to exceed £lO per Share, and at Intervals of not I. than three months. IMMICTOne. PETER BOLT, Ray.. Chairman. Captain John Ford, Mao rging Dlrector. Lord Alan Spencer Charettill. John Bonne, Req., Cansometreet. Frank Clark Bins, Ems., Dearnark.hlll. John Stewart Mareetson, Eat., Chrapside. Jacluas, Ray., Leadenhao4treet. RatiEr.B3—Niciars. Preecett, Grote, Cave, and Cate, Thread needlentreet. SOL/CITOIB-Messn. NesKinTicana.;nd Co.. 214, Nicholas-lane BBovias -Mama HoABMs and Boweel, 1. Threadneedle-street. ACDTTORS-Meurs. Edwards and Jars., litagatreeL=llde. SMOUTAJIT-F J. Divers, &u Orchard.yard, B Temporary OSC01.•-is, ILlsgatmet, Chespaide. PROAPECTC& The object of this Conner Thy Vs to Pirdisse sal extend the well known and succesaful business carried on by the Thames Iron Works and Ship Building Company ;Limited, at IliackwalL The Thames Iron Works and Ship BM!ding Company ;Limited' was establithed in the year 1857. and has now attained the fore most position in the construction of vessels of war and ships of the highest class for the commercial marine. The iron for these vessels, and for their armour plates, is seautsetared on the premises, together with forelegs mid miters of the largest class for marine engines, bridgx and other similar works. The rolling mills, damn hammers, foundries, smiths' shops, saw mills, Ac., are 111 of the bed clams and in the highest state of efficiency, forming together an establishment unequalled. Three of the largest ironclad frigates in the British Navy, the Warrior, Valiant, and Miaotsur, have been befit by the Thames Ship-Building Campeau, and orders have been received for iron clad vessels for the Danish, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish navies, some of which are now to course of construction. it has bees determined to add to the misting Hotness of the Company two other lucrative branches. namely, Graving Docks and Engineering, which are naturally end essentially connected with its present operations. /or this purpose, ss well as for the large and Increasing business of the Compsay, a consigensble extension of capital will be required as the works advance : and In order to carryout the objects In vim It Is proposed to transfer to the mw Company ,subject to payment of the dividend for the pant year' the whole of the valuable contracts, meets, goodwlll, and effects of the Thames Iron Works Company, together with its liabilities and engagements, as from the Ist of January 1565, in consideratioo of the payment to the Thames Iron Works Company of the sum of 4275,000. of which the shareholders in that Company will take a:150,000th fully paid-up shares, and C 125,000 in debentures of the new Compaoy, bearing lotoreet at 5 v i r . cent. Pee a ;:f n t u l . oorepany consists of 20 acres of freehold tendon the Essex side of the River Lea, next Blackwell, and the premises and branch works known as the Pliant Iron Works, Wine:ell, together with the valuable plant and works. It is proposed to mostract two Graving Docks capable of re ceiving ships of the lamest class, for which the accommodation oo the River Thames is at present iissufncient. For this par. pose it is intended to purchase eight acres of freehold land im mediately adiol Mug the works, having a frontage both to Bow Creek and the River Thames, which land is at present In the occupation of the Company, with the option of purchase. The proposed new Graving Docks Mil be In the immediate vicinity of the lad and West India and Victoria Docks and It is contidently anticipated that from their admirable situation constant and remuneratlve employment for repairs, both of ships and theiDWS, will be found. The edging contracts of the Thames Iron Works Company, which will be transferred to the new Company, amount to up wards of a million and a quarter sterling independestly of the work in hand for the forge and roiling mills, and have all been takes on such term, as fairly to justify the anticipation of the same peon teble results which have already encoded the Com pany's operatioos. All the Directors of the old Company will retain their Interest in the new Company, and their seats at its Board, and the man agement MD remain Is the same experienced hands whick have hitherto conducted It so successfully. sod raised It to Its present state nt prosperity. Applications for shares to be made In the annex/el form. I. the event of no allotment of shares being made. the deporit will be returned in full. Should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the applicant. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the temporary Mikes of the Company. 18, Kiug-street, Cheapside, and M the bankers, brokers, and solicitors. No= or APPLICATION Vol MAIM To be retained by the Bankers. Bentlques,—llaving paid to your Bankers. Messrs. Prescott, Grote, Care. and Cave, the nom of g , being • deposit of gill per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I apes to accept such shares. .or any leas number yen may allot to ens. and I agree te p.y the deposit on allotment, aad to sign the Articles of Associa tion of the Company whoa required. and I authories you to insert m name on Use rigieter of members for the number of abides al lotted to me. Usual Signature Name ,In Reddenos Proicasion Date ISM E P P B'B COCO A, m• .FRAGRANT, 02A la i l at i tID INVIGORATINOI BREAKFAST BEVERAGE Oristaated specially for the use of those under hnmneopethi. treatment, It boa through Its agrosabiaasee bccoroe generally easegibel. . New ready, price et,stemped ft, TRH AUTOGRAPHIC MIRROR. Conant of No. 11. Christian IV. of Denmark Mr P. Sidney, Wrhlrytoo, Nelson, Netselrode, Metternich. Dmousisa. =ismer% Coleridge. Mrs. Troll° the Qantas of Derby (Mlss demand, R l ader ean, Charles wa. aid alletdhee, wYL antopaphe by the late Mr. Thatierey, and John Lard Ne. r, with lour more pager, and plated on superior paper, wilt be ready on the lath betant. piles la. The data of publi cation for the future will be the ist rad 15th of every month. °Mee, llikithrend. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 7, 1864. AMENDED PROSPECTUS „F IMP. RIAL Limi FINANCIAL COMPANY ted). In=sh reted under the ( Companies Act, 196"_, by which the y of the 'henbanes Is limited to the amount of their ares. Capital-15,000.000, in 1110,000 shares of CO each. Met lame, 50,000 shares. Deposit ill on application, and to on allotment. Sulmaquent calls not to exeeed £t lee., and at intervals of not lees than three months. No call will be made until slier the expiration of three months from the date of allotment It is not intended to call op more than £lO per share : but as the operations of tie Company increase. and more share capital can he advantageothly employed, further issues of Maras will be mad*, a preference being given to Ike then existing shareholders. camuus—JOHN CHAPMAN, Esp.. Director of the Union Bank of London. Dfuscrr.ththnoten—GEOßGE GORDON MACPHERSON, Erg., Chairman of the Agra and United Service Bank. DIARC7OII.9. John Oliver Hanson, req., Director of the National Provincial Bank of Caotain J. (filbert Johnston. Director of the London and South Western Railway Company. Charka Ethos, Esq., Deputy Chairmen of the Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance Company . Sir John Henry Petty, Bart., Deputy Governor of the Royal Eschew Assurance Corporation. William Schokneld, Esq., ILP., Director of the Union Bank of London. cial Sibbald Bank of David Scott , Bart, Director of the National Provin- England. Henry Denby Seymour, Esq., 11. P., 39, Upper Groevenoratreet. GRIIILIAL Mthsoza—T. Fraser Sandman, Esq. BAIIII/Ut& The Union Bank of rondo°, Princes.street, Mansion-house. The Agra and United Service Bank Limited , . !T. thnuosatreet. Smarms—Meows. Ashuret, Morris, and Co., e, Old Jewry. Raoxima—Mere. Knight, Colemd ings.an, and Can, I, Royal Exchange buil Z,RCILZTIIT (pro tem. , —Arthur C. Blunt, Esq. Oeices-21. Finch-lane. The Directors beg to announce that they hese concluded highly satisfactory arrangements, seeming the powerful Interest and valuable caoperaMon of several emiseut firms, amongst others those of Meurs. Feb, Betts, Belk, Dr.usey, Waring Brothers and Co., and Lucas Brothers. In consequence of these arrangements the Directors have re solved to Increale the capital of the Company to 15.000.000 ster ling. In 100.000 shares of £5O each, the first lune of which will be 30,000 shares of f... 50 each. Ile present applicant" will have the option .4 renewing their appal...allow. or having their depoeita retuned : but no Increase on the number of shares originally applied for caw be enter tainer!. app A l = i or n t t o h r is amerle4 li p l zam m tin i :aa t izA , Tnen4 e :l t t o o e rm very ot applicant. 1 SOUTH LONDON WORKING CLASSES' arDuanuAL EXHIAITION, Lambeth Baths. Wedialkt• star-rott_.__ TWO wommto OPENINGS tram Ten MU lour. TIM DAY and TO-MORROW, Math 7 and i, the Maas, gas Mae determined (with the consent of the Itriribtton to sawn persons drama of viewing this Zipostrion between the hours 411 Ie and 4. OD pgssmt of la. at the doses. thaw*, Lower Marsh Nom doors from Westanimaier-road). Carriages may set down and take up at the Waal& autranoe te Mountegroet. thainnegbol7re of opening tram oto 10 p.m. Prime, ed sad td. G. M. MURPHY. Bee. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—In consequence of the nen-arrival of the Royal Cirque of the Netherlands, the Manager has provided for THIS EVENING a MISCELLANEOUS ENTOITAINIIENT, including the first Gymnastic, Acrobatic. and Comic Artists of the day. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—FIRST NEED of tie NEW GRAND BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT. Prin cipal Damian Polonaise, MOlle. MUNE LaI3I(DIKA, with Yorty ladies THE OXFORD.—FAUST, by C. H. Gounocl, wit' be performed THIS EVENING, embratiew the whole pc t teMated copsay, with augmented hand and chorus, by Mr. Jomphmase, In addltke to the areal attracting. AdmWon—Area, Od.. Malls and baloney, U. ; private boxes, les ed. MHZ WELLINGTON THREE SHILLING DINNIUL oonsiatins of Soup, ltais, Entree, Joist, Sweet, dc., is served daily trots 3 to 9, sad on Sundays from 6 to 1 - 41vat•Teams Imlay ler toll welts. JOHN CAT" Manager. The Vinton, SS. irairs'eArael—lhirsaos. 10, PIIOAII7- Tay/BLUR TIE PRINCE OF WALES. VERSE.—GOD BLESS the VANCE of WALES, with the new verse in honour ot the Infant S r h d Sis. Part song, td. For lour male voices, Ed. duet, each Y. The PRINCE QUADRILLE, for piano.' By enema Otovaite Price ts. Plano duet, 4 Lends; : Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlingtonetreet, W. ; all ninsigpliers. T HE LONDON and LIVERPOOL HOTEL COMP N Y ;Limited' Capital. kleo7ooo, iu 60)00 Shares of a:2O each. Inc arporated under the C•unpanies Act, WM. Dew*it, el per Mare on Application. and El on Allotment. No call to exceed Ell per Share. D1A1N.79142. . . _ . Colonel Brownlow Knox.ll7i ,Wiltoricreocent, Beloose-4quart, Director of the Alexandra Hotel Company. Captain Capri Coape, the Army and Navy Club. Colonel A. Lowry Cole, C. 8., Chairman of the National Volun teer Hotel Company, Whnbledon. Thomas Cotterell, Esq., Estou-square, Director of the Bank of Hindustan. William lam Esq. Weahtsgton Hotel, Liverpool. Major Win. Fletcher Gordon, N thou-wets...cot Belgravia. Charles Aeneas*, Esti . Director of the langtam Hotel Cowper). Patrick Leon, Ysq. , Talbotterrace,Westbourue-park. Bayswater. Charles H. Maude. Emu. St George' ft.s.i tare, Pimlico, Director of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph C.inpary. Charles Ritchie, Esq.. Tulae.kill, Director of the Quoen's Hotel, Norwood. Thomas Staunton, Tan., Porchesterwithare, Hyde-park, Director of the Inns of Court Hotel Company. John Evan Tibbs, Kw), Hattoneourt, Threadneedle-street, Director of the Staffordshire /tolling St ck Company. BllWS—lu London, Lherpool, and Manchester :—The Alliance Bank Lmited . snLiernms. 1. London—Mews. CToeky Red Burn, 34, Lambardatmet. In Liverpool—lleum Llttledale, Hldlep, and Hardman, BrolMs.bundlnp. ARCHITECT-1u Liverpool J. A. Plano, ER. arbrrolts. . . Messrs. Eaw&rds sremintaata. IS. King- street, Cheapside, London. Stanley B. Bennett., het .. ,pnblle accountant, 31, Nicholas , London. MAIM. In London—Wears. Crosby Brothers, 3,), Corthlll. In Liverpool—Messrs. Iteakstone and Marginate', India. bttilanp. —s- SiiMITART (pro tem.)—W. Motown, Esq. Offices—ln Loudon; 20, Threadneedle-street In Liverpool: The Washington Motet PIAXSPECITS. Liverpool Is the poet Uweuib which Am the rut passenger trete which eriats between this country, erica, the West Indies, and Canada, passes. It is obvious therefore. that first.rate hotel acronwarxlation is not only desirable. but abselutely tee. essary and to supply that requirement the Washington flotcl was built within the last two years. It has been designed and fitted up 011 the model of the great American and Continental Ilotelt. replete with all the goal. fort, convenience, sad luxury, which modem Lute can The Hotel is situate in Llmestreet opposite the P u 4rrital Railway Terminus, en one of the linen sites in the town. It contains about Mu rooms, furnished in the host stile. Under the hotel hare been formed Ice wells capable of storing about 3,000 tone of toe. These are the only public tee wells In Liverpool, and from their po ition can supply the whole town. The Company has arranged to purchase the lease of the Washington Hotel• together with the goodwill, stock le trade, furniture, and fittings. The ice wells, which are included in the purchase, are now full, and from that source alone the Directors expect that a dividend of 1...5 per cent, on the capital will be realised. it is ratended that the e►tablishment in Liverpool shall be the mincipal hotel, and that it shell co-operate nit h other existing hotels in London, Manchester. awl other large towns In the United Kingdom , and also in America. LW. Hotelt7now In full ope ratlonead making large returna, the delay occasioned by the erection of premises and acquiring a business will be avoided. The Company will take Immediate possession of the premises, and enter at OtMt upon the *mine's, consequently returns will be made forthwith, and the Directors believe that they are not over-estimating the profits when they anticipate large dividends for the shareholders. wiliii;noirotawiton money. and the preliminary ex penses will be restricted to the amount actually incurred. If no allotment be made to au applicant the deposit will be returned in full. and if a less number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the balance of such deposit will be credited towards the payment on allotment. Plans of the property may be seen at the Odlces of the Com pany, and also at the Wolters. where prospectuses and forma of application for the shares may be had. TIINLON DON AND LI VILD.PtIO L fiCrY la COMPANY ;Limited). Capital ilAkotoO, in dark Shame of *o' each. PORN OP APPLICATION 1 , 011 . . . To the Directors of the London and Liverpool Hotel Company ; L Ilea . Gentlemen—Having paid to your Waken the sum of C being a deposit of st per share on shares of the above t‘impany, I hereby request that yon will allot me that number, and I agree :according to the lors• prescribed by the Articles of Association; to accept such shares, or any leas number you may allot me, soil I mines* that my name may he placed on the • Register of Shareholders for the shares so allotted. I am, Gentlemen, Nam. In full Profeaslen Address in full This form. when filled op and signed by the appUcant, 0 be left or sent to the Honkers. or the Company's OdSem along with the deposit of Cl per share the Bani.en' receipt will be either given or sent by post. METROPOLITAN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. S. Prince►atreet. Back, louden, E.C. Established lOU _ _DIRZeroItS. _ _ _ Dan. Barges. jun., Faq., Bristol I Jas. Lloyd, Faq., Birmingham. Peter Cator, Esq. I Sir J. Paxton, Clata James DILW•011, Esq. I worth. Francis J. Delatosat. Faq. George Pearce. Esq. Frederick Engelhardt, Nay. Heox Sturt, Richard Fry. Faq. J. Ingram Travers, Esq. Wm. Grant. Emq., Portsmouth. Joseph Underwood, Esq. Fraser B. Hens w, Eaq. Genrge Vaughan. Esq. Henry Kebbel, Faq. Ekhard Wilkinson. Eat. William J. Lowther, Eaq. ADVANTACLQ OF ASSURING WITH MI SOCIETY. Economical managrment, DO paid agents being employed, sad o comrabidon allowed. The application of the whole of the profits to the reduction of se premieres of Members of flee years' standing or upwards. The guarantee of so accumulated fund exceedlug 01,000,000 A gross annual locrome es During its existence the Socie cle ttaa paid in claims, without a *lngle instance of dispute 750,000 Ant has returned to members in redaction of their annual premiums lOO.OOO The sums meured by existing policies amount to 1,400,000 For the year ending the 4th April, 1864. en abetment has been eclared at the rate of 60 per cent. Prospectuses, Copies of Annual Accounts, and full particulars, lay be obtained on application to Februaey,lBol. IMMIX ILUIfiIiAL, Actuary. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Warn% vaisaiume.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, MARCH 5, 9 r.m. The Austrians have arrived before Diippel. It is expeeted that an attack will shortly take place. Those districts of Sleawig not occupied by tho Austro•Prussiau troops elected members to the Rigsraad to-day. _ PLRL.i, Masai 5. The Pays of this evening states that three Prus sian war ships have received orders to leave Brest, where they are at present stationed, and proceed immediately to the North Sea. The Patrie of this evening says : " A despatch from Hamburg announces that three Austrian brigades have received orders from Marshal von Wraugel to rapidly enter Jutland, and surround the town of Frwlericia. CRINOLINES.—OEMMA. CILINOLINEB.—GEMMA, or Jewelled. 9s. 6d. PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.--Banstlectume. 16e. and 213. PHILPOITS, 37, PICCADILLY. C RINOLINEB.—Ondina or Waved. 18a. 6d. ransom 37 PICCADILLY. CRINOLINE.B.--Sansherturns Jewelled. 425. PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. (`CRlNOLlNES.—Magnilicently railed. 46.. PRILPOIIII, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices poet free. PHILPOIYIL 37. PICCADILLY. THE ELECTIONS IN DENMARK. OOPENFIAGEN, Iftscs S. The elections to the " Folksthing" of the Rigs read took place to-day. All the national and liberal candidates in Copenhagen favourable to an energetic prosecution of the war were elected. M. Hall„ thee: Prime Minister, made an eleatinsisering speech, in which he stated that after the arrival of Lord Wodehouse from Berlin he had asked his lordship whether the revocation of the November constitution would prevent the entry of the Austro-Prussian troops into Sleswig. The reply was that it decidedly would not. COPENHAGEN, If.oicH 5, 9.5 p.m. M. Hall, in the speech which he delivered as candidate at the elections to the FolkstLing, further said :—" The alliance with Sweden was not an agreement made only between the Sovereigns, but also between the Governments of Sweden and Den mark. A personal union between Denmark and Sleswig•Holatein would lead to the loss of those Duchies or to Denmark being Germanised and ruined. The German Powers never stated their demands before they occupied the Duchies." At the elections to-day in this city and the pro vinces, the candidates demanded the energetic pro secution of the war, and declared the abrogation of the November constitution to be impossible after war had commenced. These speeches were received with applause by the people. EMANCIPATION OF THE PEASANTS IN POLAND. WARSAW, SUNDAY, MAKI' 8. At noon to-day an imperial manifesto, announc ing the emancipation of the peasants, was solemnly proclaimed in the public squares of this city. RUSSIA. ST. PETERSBURG, MARca 6. The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day publishes several imperial decrees, one of which regulates the conditions for the emancipation of the peasants in Poland. Another decree treats of the organization of the communal administrations on the principle of self-government iu Poland, by which all connexion between the nobility and the peasiuitry is entirely severed. BERLIN. MUCH 6. Advicee received here from St. Petersburg an nounce the death of Count Bloudoff, President of the Council of the Empire, on Tuesday last. The event was not, however, made known until the following Thursday. ITALY. TrRIN, MARCH 6. The Emperor Napoleon has sent a reply to an address of the National Italian Society, forwarded to his Majesty on the occasion of the late con spiracy. The Emperor'sletter conchnles as follows : " Such attempts cannot change my sentiments towards your country. I shall always prize the honour of having contributel to its independence." [dtamPed. id. Additional.] AMERICA. (awns* TILDMIN.) (Pat th•Obiza, yid Crookhavea) NEW YORK, F. 23, Evssura. Two despatches to the Confederate War Depart ment, dated 18th unit., state that Sherman, with from 25,000 to 30,000 men, had reached Quitman, on the Mobile and Ohio tailroad, without oppo sition, but would not be allowed to capture Mobile without a desperate battle. Sherman is tearing by the railroad and bridges in his rear. He marched 150 miles in ten days. The Confederates evacuated Meridian on the 15th inst. General Forrest was at Oxford, con fronting 6,000 Confederate cavalry. A doubtful rumour has been telegraphed from Alabama that Sherman had defeated Polk, near Bandon, capturing 12,000 prisoners. Mobile de spatches to the 15th inst. announce that Admiral Farragut's fleet had passed eastward through the Sound, in the direction of Grant's Pass. Despatches to the 19th state that Admiral Farra gut had not renewed the attack on Grant's Pass, the weather being too bad for action. ' The Governor of Alabama awned a proclamation on the 15th inst., stating that Mobile was about to be attacked. It is reported that guerilla General Morgan has crossed the Tennessee River, also that the Confede rates were blockading the river below Chattanooga. The Nations.' Executive Committee, of which Senator Pomeroy is the chairman, have issued an address nominating Mr. Chase for the Presidency. It is rumoured that Mr. Chase will retire from the Cabinet, and that Mr. Robert J. Walker will replace him. The Maryland Union State Convention has nomi nated Mr. Lincoln for the Presidency. The Canadian steamer Bohemian was totally wrecked on the night of the 22nd inst. on Alden's Rock, siz miles from Portland. She lies in four fathoms of water. 19 of the crew and steerage passengers were lost. 00101ERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORE. Fie. 23, Emus°. Money easy. Gold opened yesterday at 591, sub sequently declining this afternoon under the Mobile news to MI Exchange on London ' 172 h ;on Paris, 3.233. Stocks yesterday were buoyant at higher prices. There was a downward reaction of 2 to 3 per cent. to-day, the market closing firmer. Large specu lative sales were made ; New York Centrals, 136 i ; Illinois, 1334 ; Erie, 119 ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 111. Cotton quiet ; middling Up land, 80. Flour and wheat dull. Coro slightly firmer. Provisions and coffee steady. Sugar good inquiry ; molasses very firm. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 344 ; refined, 48. NEW YORK, Fa. 24, Nonixo. The Richmond Enquirer of the 18th inst. states that the War Department had received despatches announcing that the Federal' had bean repulsed with great loss at Grand Pass, thirty-five miles from Mobile. Official despatches had also been received showing that the Federal demonstration at Queeman was an unimportant affair, their force not numbering more than 1,000 men. The whole affair was probably a raid upon the trestle wort of the Mobile ancibbio Railroad. General Besuregard reports that news had been received at Charleston that the Federal advance in Florida was repulsed at Lake City. The China takes out 75 passengers and 206,000 dollars in specie. SPALN. AGREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs. Silk Hosiery, Dressing Gowns. Cloaks, dc.- at halt price. TO-MORROW ITsseday), the rth lost, and follow lag dos during the week, at ULACC BORN VS Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, 3.5, Beath Atuileywtreet, Oros‘enoraquare, London. MADRID, Y•acn 5. The Ep.ca of to-day points out that the go vernment has the right et revoking the royal decree relative to the discount of bills signed by the holders of national property. BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company:__.— .. - - " IILARSEILLI63, MANCH 6. " The Valetta arrived here with the above mails at 9.30 p.m. this day. " The mails leave for London by the 10.30 p.m. train." THE ALARAXA.—A Washington despatch of the 19th ult. to the New York Tribune sap :—" The last trust worthy intelligent,» fins the pirate Alabama at the deck at Amoy on the 17th of Jaausry. The United States steamer Wyoming, Captain 11`Doupl, was also there, sad the United States ship Jamestown was daily expected. The navy department feels confidant that the Alabama will never leave port, and it is not impossible that she will bide stroyed at that place." ARRIVAL OF THE ARCHDUKE MAXI MILIAN Di PARIS. The Archduke and Archduchess Maximilian reached Paris on Setorday shaman, and were received upon their arrival at the Tuileries by the Emperor and Empties. The Memorial Diplaimitique sap :—" The delay caused by the indisposition of the Archduke Maxi milian will wily allow him to remain four or fire days at Paris, 'nos, independently of the visit of courtesy which the Archduke has to pay to her Majesty Queen Victoria, commie to the Primes Charlotte, the letter has to take final leave of her illustrious father, who will remain one mouth in Seemed. The arrangement. for the Archduke's depar ture from Trieste will be coenplened on the 15th inst. The Archduke has declared that he will officially receive the Mexican deputation immediately open his return to Minicar. This deplane will per through Visor►, and will also be received by the Emperor of Aus tria. The Archduke, however, requires that the Anal acceptance of the crown shall take place in the same Chateau of Miramar, in which it wss Inbred to him in the month of October lost. The Mexican deputation will this time be accompanied by a Inhale number of Mexican note ties, among whom we may mention M. Arrange.; former Minister of Femur ;M. Murphy, formerly Maxima minder at Loudon ; Colonel Patio, and several generals and superior officers, made prisoners at the taking of Paola; who have hastened to give their support to the pverament of the Emperor Maximilian L" THE PRETVIDED INSURRECTION IN GALICIA.- The Cologne Gaxtte publishes the following interesting notice from the Polish Redoes! Government :—" Depart ment of the National Government for Austrian Poland. The national government has dearly defined the position of Gelid& u a province giving aid in the viz against Russia. The dilatoriness and terrors of come and the follies of other have facilitated the spread of reports of an armed insurrec tion against Austria. As insurreetion whist Austria under present cirourasemsem could only be wished for by Russia, or by the partisans of anarchy, and by the latter only blame they act in opposition to the will of the na tional government The evocation of these busbies' comes opportuaely to justify the canards of the Austrian organs. The indifference, credulousness, and °warthog of a few in" habitants strengthen the party which only inspires them with terror. The above named department of the national government, strong enough not to deviate by a single step from the mane laid down for it both by the national go. vernment and its own conviction, declares all efforts tending to provoke an armed inrarrection against Austria to be acts of high trams, end that it will proceed against the offenders with all the severity of the law. February 14, 1864." FREEDOM OF TEE PRESS IN TURKEY The Turkish government is about to institute a radical change in the laws which at present affect the riewspoipsz prow in the Ottoman empire. The existing regketents de la passe are to be abolished. The old system is about to be swept away entirely into the past ; there is to be no further eau sorship, there are to be no more aro-Gemming: or communi ques ; journalism in Turkey is to be allowed to pursue the even tenor of ite way unimpeded and unruffled by these capricious freaks of authority .—Levant Herald. Homeopathic Practitioners, and the Medical profession generally, recommend cocoa as being the mod health. tel of all beverages, When the doctrine of homeopathy was fled Introduced into this country, there were to be obtained no pre parations of ci woe either attractive to the taste or acceptable to the stomach the nut ma either supplied in the crude state or so unskilfully manufactured as to obtain little notice. J. lippe, of London, homeopathic chemist, was induced, le the year MA, to turn his atteation to this subject, and at length succeeded, with the andetanas of elaborate Machinery. In being the first to , produce an article pure In Ira composition, and eo raised by Me perfect trituration it receives in the proem it passes through. as to be meet secept•ble to the delicate stomach. Vor germ' me ' Xpgis's cocoa is distinguished as en invigomung, grateful break fast beverage, pousedng a most delkious aroma. Dr. Hardt in Ida work " AdulteraWna of ?cod," says;—•' Cocos contains • greet variety of important nutritive prindples ; evereingresUent • DOOSSIM to the growth and sustenance of the body." Again "Asa nutritive cocoa stands very much higher than either cogs or tee." Dizectime: Two tempoodful of the powder in a break fast cap. tilled up with boiling water or milk. Secured in Ma lined b lb., sad I lb. packets. labelled ; and sold at L. M. per lb., by Grocers, Confectioner', and Chetnista--(Adverthic• amt.] [TWOPENCE THE WAR IN DENMARK. (WWII OVA SPECIAL SONDERBORG. Y. X Yesterday morning was the time for burying those who had fallen during the week, it being the custom here to have such ceremonies at regular intervals. Nothing could have been more simple than the manner in which this sad business was managed, and yet that same simplicity had in it something very touching. A procession of soldiers caroled the coffins, six to each, and a band playing slow music marched at their head. The army chap lain came behind, wearing a ruff of the Scotch Covenanters' pattern. Mourners there were none : a few strangers, brought thither by curiosity, gathered round the long deep trench, in which one by one the dead were placed, and a small firing party stood not far away, to give the final volley. It was intensely cold, with snow lying deep over the pretty little cemetery, and covering a mound iu its centre where repose the victims of 1648. Certainly this war has as yet been only a repetition of the former struggle be tween Dane and German. A larger number than usual were buried yesterday, in consequence of the severe skirmish on February 22, and it was nearly an hour before all had reached their last resting place. Some words of hope and promise from the chaplain, with allusion to the sacred cause in which these poor men had died, were followed by a rattle of musketry, and the assemblage quietly dispersed. That afternoon 1 rambled along the seashore beyond Ahmed, where a bend of the coast east ward throws open a beautiful view towards Gjelting and Nykirke. The land was clearly to be seen for many miles stretching in a southerly direc tion, its dazzling white making the water look pro portionately blue. In their accustomed anchorage lay the Danish ships of war, with steam up, ready to get under way at a moment's notice. No rise and fall of tide disturbs the mass of weed that forms a bulwark against the rippling waves, and but for au occasional storm there would be danger of corruption, to au extent which might infect the whole vicinity. As it is, the shore of Als has no great attraction until a point much further down, and my walk would have been wasted upon so dreary a region had not the distant prospect of Southern Sleswig been striking enough to make up for any deficiencies of foreground. On returning to Sonderborg I examined the old castle of its bygone dukes. Standing at a point to command the Sound, this weather-worn structure must once have been very important. High revels were held within that ugly pile of brick-work, and if popu lar tradition may be trusted, those crumbling walls have seen strange sights in their time. But now a number of pale-facel invalids look out of the upper windows, for a hospital is planted in the Ducal Palace, whose spacious rooms are well suited to such purposes. Artillery waggons and heaps of ordnance stores fill the court yard, and infantry are quartered in the offices. In truth there is nothing to show that the building was not originally, and from the first, a barrack. My fallow-lodgers of last night, part of the Eighth Regiment, invited me to accompany them to Dybbol this morning, and accepting the offer willingly, I found myself at a very early hour upon the inevitable bridge with a column of sturdy Jutlanders, who sang "Den Tappre Land soldat "at the top of their voices. We presently struck off into a bide lane, passed close under No. 10 battery, and took post on the northern, or right wing of the Danish line. On Monday they had been surprised by a Prussian detachment, which suddenly rushed upon them, and this made the Danes draw back their pickets considerably. Nc corresponding advance of the enemy took place, and we were thus unable to see any sign of German sentries to-day. Our dinner was served in a cot tage, whose owner, having wisely fled, left his goods to whichever party the fortune of war should bring that way. Fur substantial comfort no peasantry need wish to excel that of King Christian's Sleswig subjects. Large weil-arranged houses, with plenty of light and air, with hand some stoves and prettily laid out gardens, seem to have been the general rule. It was strangely suggestive of what misery to individuals the mere presence of hostile armies must produce, to see how rapidly everything had been destroyed in the cottage where we dined. Soldiers came in and out at plea sure. Doors were broken through, furniture reck lessly smashed, and even the floors received their share of damage. Never did a meal go on more merrily than ours in the deserted Louse whose ruin is recorded above. The fare was rough, it is true, but no one thought of that. A score of tall warriors waited neatly at table, whilst two or three of superior talent did the cooking. They tumbled over each other, just because there were so many. They tried to draw corks, and only cracked the bottles by using too much force. But the repast was a great success, for my enter tainers were men who would have made anything succeed, and I walked home with a still better opinion of that chief of all good fellows, the Danish military officer. Nothing has happened to change the position in Sonderborg. No sign of Austrian or Prussian heavy guns has appeared up to this evening, and the troops of General Ltittichau are making their works at Dybbol stronger with every day that 9 p.m.—An iron-clad gunboat, the Rolf Krake, was ordered to steam up Venimingsund to-day, with the idea that she could flank the enemy in his expected forward movement. Thick weather prevented the veesel from carrying out its instructions, but it is doubtful whether any advance of the German forces can possibly occur until tine weather has hardened the roads from Fleusburg. With a frost such as we had two days since they might perhaps come ; while this thaw lasts I am convinced that they cannot. Moreover, something has reached me from a trustworthy source tending to show that a delay of the allied army is almost certain, so you will probably next bear from Copen hagen, whither it seems expedient to go for a time. CITY Or Los r•o:4 HOSPITAL FUR DISZAARe or TRI CROW, VICTORIA PAec--Thl uomber of patients fo llowed at Vas laelitutioa daring last week was 1.7.12, of which 213 were aim ease. [Advertisement;}--HOLLOWAY'S OnermENT AN!) Pau.—Lithottatios Cant Coart.snrm—The enumeration of these &sews I. saircely necessary, se unfortunately most Eng lishmen know them to their eau. %la...vain rough, croup, com mon odds, influenza, bronchitis, 11511 MIL pleurisy, intlemme. Lon of the lungs, and even consumption in its smiler stages, are best treated by rubbing Holloway's Ointment on the chest, sad upon the back between the shoulders. It penetrates Internally, checks the coil &hive/tags, reticles the over-gorged lungs, grit dually removes the oppression from the sheet, and restores the obstructed respiration hitherto.. dlstreadintly disagreeable and trdangeus. In treating this class of diseuses. nollowaye should ro alw a)t be taken w bile using the otiltrount : they purl f) the blood, promote I,cri.ptration, and allay dangerous