The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-08 00:00:00

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Call PBULL, Commander loading in the Kest t;,a.iDoiks. ibis magnificent vessel, built on the Clyde in male her last paasage to Bombay hi 79 days, is noted foe 1 ,. _mg .peed and sound delivery of cargo, and will be found icaletit opportunity for shippers of One gooda.—Apply to 6%10.N sit,l REID, It. King William-street ; or to GEL LAILI. ILO KEY. a nd tiEWS.L4 I.4..hawatavei. S il ANG El A I Direct, the well-known China clip per ,hop I:KEMAH, A l 11 yew, 8117 tan register. THOMAS commander . Imi&of in the East India Dicke —For he or Imbi+ apply to OELLATLY, ItILNEXY, sad lilt WELL, I....tnnhallottreet, LC. CALCUTTA Direct, to leave the Docke on the L t i, April lad shippiog day the lath. onions previously . the .rii.knolro clipper ship SIR JOLLY LAWILRNCE, A I 1.0.0 tons rept:ter, J. SINCLAIR , conmentler : loading in ill, Lot India . This inagailloont rend wilt be paw u,g) despatched. and presento the bat opportunity to ,r good& —For freight or pump wpk_ to _RS I I I t P I72 ~v . ern IKs end CO.. CleMinell-4611111b111i. Yen -111Allf ; to I:- foN 114: NG and Co. SO. Otanoweireet ; or to ORLLATLY. ILL' KEY, and SEWELL, 27, riagesbag.t.4. E.C. BOMBAY Direct (with immediate claylike), the my bet sailing clipper ship JOHN IiZLHUHIN. A I. ons register: loading in the L,.t India Docks. Thb has a large part of her canto engaged, is newly cowered, ssa is r-lichlently recommended to shippers requiring despatch. Appl) IL\NNEY, saa SHWILL, 27, laedmaholl sure. E C. BO3IBAY Direct, to follow tbe John klelbuisb, the magtalletot dipper ship MARY Bii.YBOUBt, dimmed A I for I, Sean to the MeetPaal radararttere Beek, I,lth tom reemer. II FINLAY. commode, la Oa UM India f. la —Apply RAYDRN aatl REID, 12 Wilda-street: sr to IiELLATLY. HANLEY, and SEWELL, 27, Leatleithall street. E C. 11/ESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of Blackmail-yard. London) LINE of PAM= SNIP% to Al -TRAM —For MELBOURNE, Port Phillip arm* Ito More tbr Peeks on Wednesday. April 20, calla( at Plymouth% the splash.' tipper ship SUSSES, 1,100 two, SOBULT 111.11/GElh. erammder lypsy In the East lndis Docks Her mmommods. bow fur all claws of passengers aro unanrpomod, sad ins otie ,arn an experienced servos —nor tralgit or apply to LtioD. A LLPOST, and MORGAIt (Ida Money ltwam and ftons% 7. Loadenhallotroot larmegara by Yds Mae of ;oaken are cuaveyori froze Paddington to Plymouth drat elms for second class hued and second elan fee Wed elan We. B4CKWALL LINE of PACKET& For &\E. PORT PUILLIP, Dlreet.—Memrs. Green's ship M.PNARCII. 1,400 lona, Contain E. IL DEACON, win leave Emt lath Dods on the Rh May. call at Plylimeth, and earr, errvrienced surgeon. —Apply to P. 03.73110 and Co., ye, Contell. EC —Paseengers by this tine can premed by rail train Palametoo to Plymouth at redacted tares, by emote to F. ..DUN sod Co for tickets. FROM LIVERPOOL 011 HUELKSTOWN TO NEW YORE.. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPIRA STEAII4IIIP 0011 PANT Intend dee. preldas Men tall-pormed Clyde-ballt Iron Screw adessa-Slars. serylog the Carted States malls, ROY uricarooL FOR NEW YORK. CITY OF WASHINGTON. Wednesday, March 9. ITI OP MANCHESTER. Wednesday, March ld. k 4.6AR00. Saturday. Marti 19. Ana every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mail steamers sidling every Wednesday, 16. 17. and 21 guineas, according to the accommodation. Cabin Camp by the Saturdays steamers, 13 gainer. leeward passage • riser, locluding all provisions aorta& Presagers for Ceara the United Slates, and BMWs Columby booked trough se very adventurous terms—For further partlealars sooty to WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Water. street, Liverpool . or to 11 9101 sat MACEY. Si. Erg WlRlamArtarest. City. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Direct Route to Hanover. Brunswick, and Central (ter sest —use of the nue Iles dam strew steamers ADLER, HOWL a •CIIWALBE nut be despatched from Honsiplown. every Monday morning 'weather permitting). at 8 a.., calling at }Yakima Pier for passengers at 10 am.—Para to Bremen, Lt aid Lt: return tickets, 44 and 41 10s Notice to Shipper.— Ile port of Bremerhaven being ablated at the entrance to the Sher Weser Is always accessible. whilst the other northern ports am dosed by Ice ; trots whence good. may be fomented at moderate through rates to ail parts of Germany, the rate to Bremen being only about ba per tat—Apply at CHAPLIN'S elvers& Office, Regent-chats, W.. or to (MAVIS, ?BILL PPS, and Co., IL Rood•lane, ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE vrzei.—ne piddleateemer BATATTEIt, Cap t. W. r• ITN. every Swaim, from liernsitage Pier, at 10 am, caging at Klackwall for passengers at It a.m. I.l.ll.—Paseentara mast take their tickets at the °Mee previous to embarking, otherwise they will have to pay the rails oy fan from Fenchurritalred to Liackwall. Pleas a ta, 41 10a, and 17.. 6d.. return. alb, and 41 ga. lb, screw Messmer FYIECOOLD from od the Tower every Thursday morning early. Pares, 41 and L 1 10s. —For throndt fares refer to the monthly time bins. Amty I. CIL&PLIEII Universal Ot W.. se to PIIIILIAPPd, QUM., PHILUPPS, sad Co.. 11. Rood-Mac E.C. NORWICH UNION FIRE INSURANCE SOCIETY. NfITICE —LDY•DAY 111.1LNEWALS. Mercantile and Dock Insurance/1M the reduced rates. The business of the Company etceeds £70,000,000. Tar duty paid to government forth* year 1862 was 1.28,062, end the amount lowed on farming stack, g 10,086,132. A bonus of three-111ths of the prodta periodically made to putty., insuring, who have thus, tram time to ttn.e, received mms amounting in the aggregate to £44 0,000 and the z•ociety ars holds a large reserve applicable to a future beam. Ike rates of premium are in On case higher than those charged by the other principal mikes making so Myrna to their in r.. tor prospectuses apply at the Sodatre °lkea Sorrey-streat, horn. h and 29, Flaetatreet. S.C. AMENDED PROSPECTUS OF THE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPANY in, epwated under the Companies Act. 19e, by which the babdity at the shorsholders la Um/1W to the amount of their Marra. Capital—f.s,ooo.ooO. In 100,000 dimes of LW each- Fust issue , 30,000 shared trepanll 41 no appilattion, sad SA on allotment. Aubsequent calb not to exceed gt 10s., and at intervals of not less than three months. all will be made until after the expiration of three months from the dam ef aßotment it not Intended to call up more than per share : but as ti. operations uf the Cowan,' increase. and more sham &pital can be advantageously employed, further issues of shams will be made, a preference being given to the then existing shareholders. t iisivatAN—JOHN CHA huskof PMAN, Londo n. Esq., Dtrector of the Union bLITTi•CaIIaYan—OZOBGE GUIDON MACPHERSON, Eats, Chairman of the Aare and United Serrice Bank. John illiver Hanson, IgirieToll habil of Req.. Director of the National Provincial England. (Anion J. Gilbert Johnston. Director of the London and South meskrn Railway Company. Charles Belson, EaQ ' Deputy Chairman of the names and Nleisey Marin e I nsur anee Company. en. John Newry Pelly, Bart., Windy Governor of the Royal Etch:ince Assurance Corporation. t tUw,n N'Boletleld, Rey., sir., Director of the Union Bank of Tondo. tisrml•hald Darld Scott, Bert, Director of the National Provin cial Bank of England. naul bawl *1.... 4j. , M.P.. 39, Upper Grosvenorstreet tiEnrital. Marlairldt—T. Prosier Sandeman, Esq. The I tank of London, Princenetreet, Manalon-boase. Ihe Agra and Unit. d Service Bank ,lAmited% 17. Cannon-e Meet. -Uete es—Meisrs. ashorst. More* and Co • O. Did Jewry. in.ouraa—alessea knight, Coleman, and Cs., 1, Royal &change bul Srehrtalti 'pro tern.'—l i Mr C. Slant Esq, Ofices-111. Pinch-Inns. The Directors beg to announce that they have concluded biddy satisfactory arrangements. severing the powerful interest and saniahle rceoperallon of several eminent Orals, amongst 1 0 . r. those of messes , Pete, Betts, Loth, Bramey, Waring others. And Luella Brothers. cc,iience of the* arrangements the Director* have re f t.. increase the capital of the Company to 5.5,000.000 *ter. 111 1 1 ..4 , 0 shares of .*:5O each, the first lime of which will diary' of C. 50 each. 1h• pi• sent applicants will have the option of renewing their asp:44l. 14. or hating their deposits retuned : but no increase ",. li. waits rof shares origusilly applied for can be enter- A ' I • f this amended prospectus, with as amended form of : 1 for shares. will he immediately forwarded to even , Aid:cant. and no ..fresh applications" can be received. • 114 PT CI:II:S.—The PATENT SELF- J.& A DJUSTING GERMAN TRUSS, noting sfiectrutD7 with. t rat acs cwiiplications, is recommended by the faculty for the !..rs , co, i relief of hernia. The ne cc esary quality of a good tram . tr . teat resisting power, without unnecessary premore on ;.try rfferted, which declerhle object U slops obtained hi • fr•-• i.nsresnnibered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind.— J. !Ai, And Lb., I, Piccadilly, W. hit SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, ~,,rer falling remedy, prepared without any mercurial ot, from the rec ip e of lir. Scott, will he found invaleuthie h , •..utfxr from bilious and liver complaints, indigestion, giditioesa, dimlness of the eyes, dm. Yoe habitats! •:,‘• i.e.., as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of they are truly excellent : mild in their operation and to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion. stftrigthen the whole nervous system—Sold by %%Lambert, Brag Witham -at., Charing-crow London, and by most in I.4rs, Is. Lid. and 8..9d. Bs sure to auk for Dr. s bilious and Liver raw. The gouda, are la a equate green kali. • lilt • Witham leakben" engraved a the stow - 4 , HE IN VIGORATI VE NKRVINE ESSENCE. tnnst scientifically prepared and most powerful snarl ~," ewer introduced restores to their DOlll.ll cnodittoa " Its nn the lnteoi y of which perfect health do .. 14 . It Ira specific for debility of all kind& and hem its caw sni l “ninng other ingredient; pepsine sad phespate of soda. r, , " s li4th4 beneficial to the venous and dyspeptic. per inetle, nr four quantities le one fee t2s. Sole awl 11... leinltawingarteu and ,Cer StO, Oxfurdetreet, ienks&atreet, L 684•16 THE CREDIT YOBILIER (Limited), li=erated miler ...The Companies It 4 L 1,000,000, la 10,000 shares of din each. First true, 10,000 shame. Deposit on application Ll pr share, and id on allotment. Subsequent. calla not to Ad per Mare, and at intervals al not lees than three months. No oat will be made until after the e lration of three months from tie It is not Weeded to call up date more of than d.to par share . bat as the eimeatkei of the Company bhanam end more share capital ean be advantageoualy employed, further issues of shares will be made, a preference Was ghee to the then ex isting shareholdem. The light 800. JAMMi WORTLET, Chairman. The lien. T. C. MaMtwara. H.P. Idward Warner, Zan. M.P. Lord litho Fitzgerald. Director of the Midland and Great Westem Railway ef h, d. Alexander Doman; 1.., Old ltread.aireet. Charles U*14.4., Lloyd's . Adolphe MlLLesers. Pinto, Hakim Br others and Co.), James Lest* Del , 9, Ilan • Arms-yard, London. Charles E Newbon, Zeq., Stanhope-place, Hyde park. Henry Poona, Seq., Ritssellasaare. John Westmorland, Esq. (Director of the loyal Insurance Com pear , London. Directors of the Croft loader (Dratted!. Mutermsn. Peirrs, Lontion. Mesas. smith. Pane, sad Smiths, Soi.tenvi Newton. Ems, vied Co.. a Nicholu•Yn. siocs~i Mann held, Soo. sod Wood,..iWandlordexiest, Thrognsortou street. lamb barsead, Het, Cons. ConWI. thruziar (pre Temperer) Oaf ow—Offices of Übe Credit Yonder, too, Lombard street. PftcAP!tCrl'B. The leading finsecial 4.stablisisii;iits in Paris are the Credit Mobiher and the Credit 7socite : both al which have stood the tat of trisooe. and have Mailed 111117 large profits for their sharebol ere—the transactions of the Credit ?dueler being baled upon the land credit system, whilst the Credit Mot:oilier em braces general finsecial beiesas. The Tondo= of this divisdoa of operations Ism been hilly rea lised by the Credit Fonder for Greet Britain and Ireland, which. since Ica establishment, has found the of of business, both of a land credit as well as of a general finaacial character, so large as to necessitate the formation of the Credit Illobiller .Limited', I. undertake seen financial operations as the Credit Fonder, with dos reiprd to Gs igseial object', cannot legitimately aury out. The principal objects of the Credit Mobilier (Limited) are as follows, via : To cooperate with other tirst-elaaa financial aad industrial andertakinps : . .. To negotiate government and isite`sipal loans To aid In carrying out cotemsalons based upon government guarantees and subventions. To make advances to responsible contractors for English and fltiCrailways, and other public works, tid, on the security of stacks, funds, sham, debentures, and other approved securities, with special reference to the re quirements of the Mock Exchange. The Credit Mobil/er (Leaned) will also receive money on deposit, for long or short periods. The marked success which ban attended the operations of the varlets lirmacial companies sow in striates*/ u well known, and is evidenced by the following quotations of the market value of their respective shares: Aseent paid per Share. The London Flnancial Agiocialen 415 Now at gl I pram The InterimUenal Financial Society 5 „ 7 „ The General Credit Cons= kum „ S The Mercantile Credit The Credit Mobility of Paris' 2O „ 20 ~ The last dividend declared by the Credit Mobilise (of Pub' being at the rate of 25 per cma par maws. The Directors of ow Credit Mobliier (limited; anticipate with confidence that results equally satisfactory will attend the pro grew of this Company. Apply. anon' fee shares to be made in the =noted form. In the event of no allotment of shares being made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should a less number of sharee he allotted than are applied for the deposit will be made available towards the pa) meat on allotment, and the balance. if any. returned to the applicant. . . . . Proepeetuses end fame of volleation for data tea be ob tained at the ogees a the Oret leader (Waited). tn, street. and from the bankers, broken, and sonatas. PORN OP APPLICATION POI SRAM. To be retained by the Benkaml To the Directors of the Credit Nobiller ;Limited'. Gentlemen,—Having paid to your beakers, Menem Muter man. Peters, Mildred. and Co., or Messrs, Elodth, Payne, and Smiths, Loudon, the sum of g , being a deposit of Li per share on shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot ma that umber, and I agree to accept such awes, or any lees number that you may allot to and I agree to pay the depeMt on allotment, and to sign the articles of association of the Company when required, and authorise you to insert my ammo on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Maul signature Naar la tall Reddens Profession Date March Mel THY CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for SHARES in this Company will be CLAIED on THURSDAY are, the 10th Instate& foe London, and FRIDAY, IM 11th instant„ for country applications. By order of the Board, C. W. SMITH, Secretary. 80. Lomberdetreet, Londoa, March & THE ALBION BANK (Limited). .Capttal Z 1,000,099, in 10,000 113 . aroo ot LSO each. Ss iTe TO :IC) Shires. Deposit Al per Share on application, and tt per Share ea allotment. It la not intended to call np more than cis per share. No call will be made for three months after allotment. Three mouths Interval, at least, will elapse between two calls, sad no call will exceed CS per share. To be Incorporated under the Joint Stock Companies Act of 1962, whereby each shareholder's liability Is limited to the amount of his shares. I , IIIECTOLS. James England, Esq. (late of Plymouth', Springfield-home, Vpper Chipton. Thomas Care. Esq., Sheriff of London and Middlesex. Thomas Cuttmell. Esq.. 60, Eatoompare, S.W. W. Y. )fasters, E.sq. ,arm of W. F. Masters and Sons!, Newpte , market. Benjamin Banes. Esq., Bradford.street, and Balsall.heath, Birmisedtam. J. 7 tchett, Eaq. 'Mtn of J. T. Pritchett and Sons', 131, a Pri rdstreet. Pen- Thomas Amp, But. (Ors of Thomas Agp and C 0.., 151, Yen. churvbatre.t, LC. Henry Haggard. Eaq , Barker and Bullion Merchant. Cbeaplde. R. F. Potter, Ens Ann of B. F. Potter and Co.), IS, Banat*. street. (A prorisional arrangement has been made for merging an Old abliahed Private Bank with the Albion Bank . Limited , the active partner of which wiU join the Mari as soon as the Directors are in a position to confirm the provisional agree- MOLY BUICSOIS. Bank of London, Threadneedlewtreet. The London and Northern Bank. t bank-balldlngs, London ; and Newcastle. Leeds. and finddereaeld. Baotaa.—Jaasee Shepherd, Esq.. Auction Mart. SoLterron.-41. W. Corning Desa,Eest , 17. Neer Broad street. :~~:~. WWI Cooper, Esq., Paaceaxcoun teat IS. GeMe•freek Manslon-hoagie. W. Andrews, Seq., Manager Valted Chardrea Electric Telegraph . BMitETLIT PM Tiar—Mr. H. L. Price. 'Temporary Mice& —?, Bank buildings. I!ROSPICTCS, Although the system olloTni-litoc Iftanking has been estab lished to meet the regalrements of wet department. of trade. It has not been introduced for the business of the Agricultural and Cattle Markets of the metropolis , and though the popula. Bon has doubled within the bun twenty.live years—and rouse. fluently the necwmuy quantity of sopplles—yet the whole busi ness, amounting to Mt en to twenty millions per annum, fe left In the hands of a few private Anne. The Albion Bank Is introduced to provide increased facilities for this trade, by establishing an office in the City. as well as at smithileid, and the Metropolitan Cattle Market . and subse quently, should It he found desirable, by *ening branches in the sigricultural districts. The value of the rapidly IncressingoneemlsUnn business to be trsipacted by the Albion Bank can be readily appreciated by a knowledge that the method In which dealings are carried on at the Cattle !lathe' constitutes the Bank the depository of all the monies passing from the buyer to the producer . The Metroreditan Meat or Poultry Market In Smithfield, now in course of erection, is destined. by the terms of the Art of Par liament, to combine and supersede all of-berms/tent for meat to the metropolis To this market will be coecestrsted allitraneac- Mons for the supply olibetchenejneat. poultry, end other produce to the inhabitants of the metropolis, and a circle of fourteen miles round it. Directors have entered Into provisional arrangements by which the advantage of commencing upon an established con nexion. under competent and experienced management. wed be secured to shareholders from the ausinencement of basinees, by which they are warranted In expecting that they wed be enabled to declare a dividend during the Ant > ear. That the number of Joint-stock banks may be art vantageoally Increased ;more particularly under special circumstances, such as have led to the formation of the Albion Bank , if demon strated by the tact that so late se six years ago, when the naval:we of joint-stock banks in Loodos was not mom than six, their total deposits old not exceed 5'.22,000000 . while now that the number of these banks has been doubled, the joint deposits are already more than trebled, amounting fo • total of £71,792,300. The dividends of the older banks range from I i to 30 per cent., In accordance with the dates of their estainishmeot ; and the premiums on their share, are from 200 to 300 per cent., in a precisely similar ratio. Thedeposits and dividends of the Joint-stock banks recently f show • rapid progress towards identical results. Should no allotment take place the deposits will be returned in full. Should a le!, number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the depcsit will he made a•Wable towards the pal mist onAllotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the ap• plioent. Application for shares In the annexed form may be addramed to the bankers, brokers, or Directors of the Company, and to the Secretary, at the Maces of the Company. FORM OF APPLICATOR FOR SHARPS. To the [Smetana of the Albion Bank (Limited'. Gentlemen.—Having paid to ) our Waken the sum of being a deposit of Al per share on sham in the shove Company, hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I accept such shares, or any leen number you may allot me, and agree to monde the articles of aeseeisakm when required : and I request that my same may be pplaced on the mb gisian: of shareholders for the shams se Name in fell Residence Preludes ow bedews NM MOON. TUESDAY XVIINING; MA uca a, isec THE LONDON and ZSI.POOL HOIEL COMPANY .• Capital, miaow In KM Sharon of Jr meat Incorporated under the C ,mpanies Act, 1862. Depodt, Li per share on Application, and RI on Android. No call to exceed 43 per Starr. DIMIORIL Colonel Brownlee/ Knox, ILP., Wilion-areseint, BalgraVo4l4Uale, Director of the Alexandra Hotel Company. Captain Copal Core, the Army and Nary Club. Colonel A. Lowry Cole, C. 8., Chairman of the National Volun teer Hotel Company, Wimbledon. Thomas Gerstell, 164., Eaton-square, Director of the Bank of I Hindustan. William Um ty., Warlogton Hotel. Liverpool. Major Wm. reicher Gordon, Wiltoncrescent, Belgravia. Charles Homage, Zinc, Director of the Longhorn Hotel Company. Patrick Gan. Talhot-terrace,Weidanornepark. B aysw a ter Charles H. Maude, Er.. Georgiermre, Pimlico. Director tor of the United Kingdom Electric Telegraph Company. Charles rw Molds, Eeq.. Padaskill. Director of the Queen's Hotel, Noood. Thomas Staunton, Ir., Porcheireartare, Hyde-park. Director of the leans of Court Hotel Company. John Fran Tibbs, Kr, Hutton-court, Threadneedle-street, Director of the Ste/torrid,* BAlbsig rook Cowry Wattage—ln London, LiverpooL and Manchester :—The Alliance Rank _sited;. la London-Maus. Creel - 47Q Bala, M. Lombardotrost. In Liverpool-!lens. Littlodale, Ridley, sod Bardpwell, Brointrisuildhip. Ascaryter -In Liverpool : J. A. Mos. 7/4. • • AUDITOR& Ileum Idwarda and James, public scommtAalliglii YI " Week Cheagolde, Loudon. .od • • SholliMiv Monett* Pil luc Wa l i m k.VeLe i r ani. • U. 3 0 , ..4 dwIR • to Laaisa-likams. Omit" Drolikam BA Mesta& is Liverpeol-Mentra. Theaklione and Hargreaves, India- Bacizruay (pro t2r 2 t. Sliospeon. Rso Omees-loLo : P 9, Threadoeadleotreet. In Liverpool : The Washington lieteL p;Trst, ALHAMBRA.—In consorenai of the eal of Ctrwt o tb a e hotbeds:6l o % NT 7.121Z277 Wadding the that Oymasette, Aarobattc. aad Cede MIAs of the day. Rost ALHAMBRA. —FIRST WEEK of the W GRAND BAUM DIVIRTINIKKENT. ?dn. a~FXVILLNII LABYDIKA, Irak VOOLFORD.—FAIIST. by 0. H. Goasod, aft' b. THIS lIVZAIKO, embracing the 'bol of the uted cmpany, with augmented band sad chorus directed by Mr. F. Jongtunsits in addition b the mast attractions. Adatealon—Ares, IkL stalls and balcony, IL; primes tweak 146 6d. PROSPECTUS. Liverpool la the part tilting! whir:lt - the vast weenier tragic which eslata between thla en y. Araerka, tha West ladle., and Canada, pease. . - . . . It iTobvious therefor. that flembeste hotel aecommodation is not only desirable, but absolutely nemeary ; and to supply that requirement the Washington Hotel was built within the Let two ream ft has been designed and fitted op ea the model of the pftt American and Continental Hotels, replete withal' the coin tokcollivenilehoclauzieltguriyi, which modern DLitt can mpe i s i t i Railway Terminus, en am of the lasi et slims i the n the town. It contains shoat 900 rooms, furnished u the beet style. Coder the hotel have been formed ke wells capable of storing about 9,000 tons of Ice. Them are the only piddle toe wells In Liverpool. and tromp position as amply the whole tow.. The Company ranged to purchase tee lease of the Washington Hotel, together with the goodwill. stock In Dude, faults re„ and fittings. The ice wells, which are imploded I. the purchase, see now full, and from that source alone the Directors expect that a dividend of g 5 per cent. on the capitol will Do realised. _ . . _ . . . It to intended that the establishment In Liverpool shall be the g hotels hotel, and that It shall co-operate with other existing la London, Manchester, and other begs towns In the United Kingdom. and also la America. OA. the Hotel is now to full operstiou and making lugs returns, the delay occasioned by the erection of premises and aoinlring a bushier will be avoided. . . The Company will take immediate pomade= of the premises. and enter at ones upon the business, consequently returns will be made forthwith, and the Damien believe that they an not over estlaanting the profits when they anticipate Lune dividends for the shereholders. There will be no promotion money, and the preliminary ex pires will be restricted to the amount actually lammed. If no abetment be made to an applicant the deposit will be retarned In full, and if a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the balance of such deposit will be credited towards the payment on abdomen. Plans of the property may be aeon at the Onlcee of the Coen. piny, and also at the Brokers, where prospectuses and forma of application for the shame may be bad. THY LONDON AND LIVERPOOL ROTZL COMPANY ;ThuDad). Capital £120,000, in 6,000 Sham of £2O each. POMO Or LPVLICAT/011 701 811•191111. _ . _ To the Directors of the London and Liverpool Hotel Company (limited , . Gentlemee,—Having paid to your s leeken the sum of being a deposit of i I per share on shares of the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree ,according to the forte prescribed by the Articles of Association; to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot me, and I request that my name may he placed on the logistic of Shareholders fee the shares so I am, Gentlemen. Name In tun Prof win Address In tall Date Ma form, when Plied ap and signed by the applicant. to be left or sent to the Beakers, or the tbeepany's Mires, along with the deposit of di per share the Bankers' receipt will be either given or seat by post. Jost yothUmised,, K Z. mice la dd. cloth (neetege Id.), PUB INN EN'S LEGAL GUIDE. A Handy-book for Inn.keepera Alalxonw-teepee, Yletresh noent.hnse Keepers, &c. Wttla verbatim or i o z e s : seta, te. Syn. T. Tosorna, Ewa., bentstor.at4aw. •• liconood vic tualler in the lead should hare this exceedingly and well arrantmonornaL"—Banday Them : Lockwood and On, I, Otstlosers' lallawast. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.— STRAND MURIC HALL COMPANY ,Llailted .—BONDS of LSO each are neer ready for Issue, COOlitituttng a first charge upon the of the Comany. repayable In three years, and at £lO per cent. per annum, payable bell-Yeluir. Apply at the °Qom of the Company, Sat, Strand, W.C. : or to 14 G. T. Taylor, dock and 'bare broker, 11, Tokashoossiard. LC.—By order of the Board, FRANCIUM LAWILHM, fteratary. GRZAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, lermisatrest. 81. James's, through as& *do WWl's* Samoa. THE WELLINGTON THREE SHILLING J. DINNP.L. ooasiaLlag of soup, PIA. &area Joist, Sweet, do, la serval daily from 3 to 9, and on &Mays from 6 to 6.30. Private rooms for large or small parties. JOHN CATER, Mower. The Wellington, St. Jasossholnet.—latroaoe, 100, PleeadWy. AGREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, Handkerchiefs, Silk Hosiery, Dressing Gowns, Cloaks, at half price, THIS DAY ,Tuesday.. the .-th Inst., and follow ing days during the week, at A. BLACK BORNE'S Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, M. South Audkyntreet, Ororrenor.square. London. SOFAS and CHAIRS.—HOWARD and SONS' late Taylor's lan Chain and Sofia, in every variety at their warehouses, SIS and 27, BUINEILVITILEST, OISORD STMT. RAILWAY ALTERATIONS.—FURNITURE, Curtains, Carpets. Iron Bedsteads, de. RICHARD WADER sad Co. now OPP= their well essorted, modern STOCK it greatly reduced prices, their premises being required for the METROPOLITAN ILLTILNSION. On Tie., 13 sod 14, Pairessat, Finsbury, London. Ea* &palliation necessary. leery article marled to plata Ognrea.- - RICHARD WADER and 00. H YAM & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, and 67 OXFOLIMITIZET. W. The fashion sad general egailloam displayed In this attire is universally asknowleged. Overcoats and Capes l4la ad. to 42a. Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets 4ls. Od. to 425. Od. Business and Morning Sults —Ma Od , s g . Ott. and 055. Od. Trousers, MO patterns to select Rom l4a Od. to Ma Od. Vesta of the mine materials H YAM and C 0.13 ATTIRE to ORDER. 66 and 67, OXFORD-STREET, W. The most able and experieac, d cutters and workmen are era played. True-littlag Trousers, 16s. 6d.. Veda to match, Ss, ad. Attire for clerical, academical, medical, sod other Proteretnnet gentlemen. Ladies' Habits. throe to sin guineas. A separate department for liveries. Page's sunk 3k.; footman's, No. eoitelumaa's, en H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 68 and 453, 0X7011041111.1117, W., are mach admired by Parents and Guardians for quality. fashion. and economy. Knickerbocker. Westminster. Osborne, and Windsor suits, lea &t to 365. ; Eton, Gamow. and Rugby snits. t6a, 305.. lita and as. A toing-na room handsomely fitted up in connexion with this department. 'JHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED The query Is wcwthy consideration by every coo anxious to retain the inestimable blisting—sight , on correct know• ledge le to the proper time for wing Spectac tor les will depend the amulet, of presentee Neer vision to the end of fife. Mon Ita doggiest,' Is deter%fied a nicety of discrimination met be need In adapting lenses of exact power that will supply the loss, or irreparable injury will result. Option' quacks, like medical gawks, do Inealenlable mischief by their loomed pretension, as Is proved by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors . Surlily, then, it were wiser to ask advice rather from some optielan of repute, and avoid risk to one's sight. She old Bon of Thomas Sarni and Son ;established Ilafe, opposite the British !human gate, London, hating specially attended to the manu facture of spestacles, are eompstent to advise oft all that per tains to the remedying defective Tilton by the acourate ada pt ation of the knies, mathematically true, of the requisite power, and alio by the Jedidoes selection of a speOsole frame *Wok Is law Ides importanti of the form moat becontieg the feet ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This 'talent, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repute for its unprecedented success during the last sixty years in promoting the growth. miming sad beautifying the human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or taming grey, strengthens week hair, cleanses it from scurf and Muulriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of the whiskers, beard, and mustachio. It is unfailing In Its stimu lative operation. Tor children It is especially recommended, as forming the basis of s beautiful bead of hits, while Its introduc. Ups Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem in ',Whit is universally held. with numerous testimonials constantly re ceived of its gamer, afford the heat and surest proofs of its merits.—Priee k 6.1, 7., :0a ed., equal to four small, and 21s per bottle.—&4d at 20, Hatton-garden, and by chemists and perfusests.—Ask for towlsndi Macassar 041. OIL of HORSE CHESTNUTS. Flee years experience, confirmed by the Methuen) , of the medical profession and Journals, has proved that for allayhm any pals or inflanimatory fiction the OIL of HORSE CMMT rlnl7Site tinequalled. It Is naiad all other liniments it Is nei ther stimulating nor imitating to the skin, and is used with oertaluty of benefit and speedy cure in gout, iheumatlam, neu ralgia, lumbago, tie dolmens, bronchitis. destines., chilblains, de. In bottles, at tis 6d., ea. 6d., and lost fid., from the priati ebrisama.mesta. 14 =nd only by I- M. 121/ sad Oa., SIM 1p rial de owl. at al STEVENS and SONS beg to call attention to user vueuesse fool fit WINES and SPIILITS.—Ports from the peed, tys.,^ ss. , 425. per doses ousted. eld. .541.. les nale Ma : Sea : very superior. ets., db., I Sea. WY • )donuts, ihn dart, les. ; amnia. lid, Ws., de. : *doe growths, Sda sta.. and upward• Broady, Inset Ike, diaper gallon : very .Id psis ditto, Ws., Ws. Ram 2a k Aid lid ed., : very elides proof, 116. For Hallos Irldskey.llls. and tini. English 04n, A. ed.. les. IM.. ; bed streagra laat ad. per .albs.—Terem• cash. HISHOP9O•II.IITIZET WITHIN. Established M years. • 11 116 er PAUL and Co.'s SODAWISTER. jo f . soskana lLSON-BTIEW lsod . LOWO-AC over SO/dm Forme lOL The purest rly of Bowaireek now o. dinner • =B4Mbiali sires the glow et nada to the 1104•131, amide ... .bn. promotes appetite, and, from a dedded improvement le roanntseture, all Its former diszneter. HIM ANAL lititia LLY SOLICITID. 1.000 STAIIDABD ROW from Trap" and HMS treat Holland. M it. J. C. STEVER/3 will SELL by AUCTION, at hs Great Zoom, 118. Klagutrest, Covent-garden, W.C.. CIORILOW [Wedassdayl. Marsh SOU balt-past lt o'clock pre cisely, 1,000 splendid UT. AItD•RD S, loads. and finisats naristies, from avrtoul tv•ll4mown growers. also • choice amsortment of bulbs from Holland, for sluing planting. On slew the morning of Ws, and catalogues bad. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (1111171111 . 1 TILIGIAKII. 1 THE CONFERENCE PROPOSAL. BERLIN, MAsca 7. The Neue Preussisehe (Kreut) Zeitung of this evening publishes the following from its Paris cor respondent: " The negotiations for the ConfereLoo have been suspended, the Danish Cabinet having lately in formed the French government that Denmark has decided upon entering into no agreement the basis of which should be only personal union with the duchies. Denmark would prefer to allow the duchies to be forcibly torn from her, awaiting their re-conquest from later events. In the higher political Parisian circles uo one believes any longer in the possibility of a compromise, matters now being too compile ded. Franco will not be able to avoid becoming involved in the question." THE INVASION OF JUTLAND. REALLY, Maim 7. A correspondence has taken place between the Amish General Hegermann and Field-Marshal von Wrangel. Upon the 29th ult., General Heger mann, in a letter to Field-Marshal von Wrangel, points out that Kolding is situated in Jutland. Field-Marshal Wrangel, on the 2nd inst., in re ply, says that Kolding is for the present occupied for the purpose of covering the army of occupa tion in North Bleswig. He also states that in order to free Kolding from the war contribution imposed upon the town, Denmark must cease to capture German ships. SWEDEN. STOCKHOLM, Kutca 7. The ministerial Jurikestideiug asserts that Sweden is accelerating her armaments as well as the concentration of troops Resolutions sum moning the government to aid Denmark were adopted at a large popular meeting held here yesterday. MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN GREECE. ATHENS, M•sce 5. A ministerial crisis has taken place. M. Trin ghetts has been appointed Minister of War, M. Petrinos Minister of Justice, and M. Rondiris Minister of Marine. ITALY. TURIN, KLICH 7, Ernelso. The Italian consul in Malta, who had been accused of some irregularities in signing the papers of an Italian ship, has been acquitted and set at liberty. A demonstration in his favour was made by the consular body and the inhabitants. THE PARIS BOURSE. PA.RIS, MAsca 7, 3.30 mi. The Bourse was ♦ery fiat at the opening, but afterwards improved. Rent°e closed at 66.25, or the same as on Saturday. DISCONTENT OF THE MEXICAN CLERGY' A correspondence between General Neigre, the commander of the French troops in Mexioo, and Mgr. de Labsatida, Archbishop of Mexico, has been published. In a letter dated January 16 the gene ral complains that incendiary publications have been secretly disseminated among the public, in which appeals are made to the " most detestable passions" against the Emperor's army that has just rescued the country from disorder and given liberty and protection to the clergy. The writer adds that these publications are put forth in the name of the Mexican prelates, who are represented as humiliated and abandoned, though, he says, " they have never before been surrounded with so much respect and veneration." In conclusion he begs the Archbishop to render a great service to humanity by rebuking the authors of these works, and by assuring them that France, loth as she may be to employ violent means of repression, will not hesitate to do so, if necessary, against these real enemies of Mexico. Mgr. de Labastida, in reply, curtly says that he has no knowledge of the publi cations referred to, and that until be has read them he cannot pass judgment on them. He begs the general, therefore, to send him copies. The Archbishop then, alluding to the position of the Mexican clergy says :—" It is • public and notorious fact that we have all protested against those two individuals who pretend to be a govern ment, and against the circulars of the 9th of No vember and 15th of December of last year, by declaring categorically that the church, in the plenitude of its immunities, of its rights, endures the same attacks as those it had to bear during the government of Juarez, and that it has never been persecuted with more animo sity. After the place just assigned to us, we find I ourselves in a worse position than at that period." " I see," says the Archbishop, in conclusion, " from what your excellency tells me, that you are ill-informed respecting the situation of the Mexican church ; and lam persuaded that if the facts, the interestsinvolved, and the motives which havede termined our conduct, had been known to you, you would have done us justice in the opinion you would have formed." Diocum or CANTZEBVILY.—The Rev. Wm. Alex. elder norms, 8.A., hes twee bedewed to tbs coma of 84. Marto with Bt. Paul, 11,1ateerbury. The Bev. Was. Pries Turtoo, 8.A., vs to be isstitutsd to the vioetys of Ravens demos the of Bedford sod diocese d Ely, co the lig el the So me at By issisiveart. elistaped ? Id. ii.ddltional.l THE WAR IN DENMARK. . (nor ova snow. COPENHAGEN, F. 29. On my journey from Senderborg I bad a fair opportunity of learning how kindly the Danes treat their sick and wounded. A passage was liberally offered me in one of those frequent steamers that carry the invalided soldiers of Den mark to a place more secure than any part of Alien can now be considered. We lay alongside the wharf for several hours, receiving our dismal cargo. Some were able to walk up the gangway leaning on a stick, others tottered between two hospital nurses, and sat to rest on each step of the cabin stairs. Many were brought with the help of litters, groaning pitifully at every motion. A few scald not be taken below, and were secured in • sheltered spot behind the deck house. Here were strOng healthy lads of a week ago reduced to helpless wrecks, with death written on their wan cheeks, or lamed for the remainder of their days. Such a sight would make even German statesmen regret this unhappy war. There is, indeed, an account of innocent blood against those who have caused these grave, hard-working Danish peasants to leave their ploughs and fishing nets for the defence of the fatherland. At length all were on board ; the moorings were cast off, ►nd we slipped swiftly away, leaving bridges and tote-de-pont, Dybbal windmill, the forts, the ships, and that weather beaten old castle, to fade out of sight over our stern, or be lost to view as we rounded the southern extremity of the island. Turning from this parting glimpse of the dearly prized stronghold, which now represents all King Christian'u Shemin dominions, I looked with • feeling of deep interest at my unlucky fel low travellers. They were, of course, not the same in any two cases, as regarded their degree of suffer ing and helplesances. The cheerful soldier, whose hand had been hurt on February 22, came very gaily aft to light his pipe. " What, were a couple of fingers tobe eounted as anything I Certainly not," and he laughed heartlly,stooping the while to make a wounded prisoner more comfortable. Another with some damage to Lis foot hobbled about, talking seriously of a future mode of life. I will notsay much concerning the dangerous wounds, as there is no need to shock my readers. It will be better to speak of the great attention which those in charge paid to all their patients. Everything was done that could be thought of to make them bear the voyage without a single unnecessary pang. Soup was several times handed round, the seasick were carefully tended, and nothing of indifference or brutality appeared among either the medical officers or their ruddy-faced subordinates. Our passage was very favourable, and the steamer entered Svendborg Fjord in leas than three hours. A vessel full of young recruits glided past us as we reached the town, but not a sound in reply to their ringing hurrahs arose from the hospital ship. A cap was waved here and there, they had no heart to cheer, and this dead silence was far more eloquent than any speech could have been. At Svenborg an eager crowd awaited our coming, looking into each pale altered countenance with fear and wonder. Women screamed and fainted when the answer was "he is dead," or rushed forward joyfully to em brace some well-beloved but shattered form that limped on to the pier. They must have gathered from distant villages, as many of the invalids seemed to be recognised. Mostly such greetings were but for a moment, and the sufferers went on to be cured in hospital, but some joined their families at once, and amongst these fortunate per sons I saw with real pleasure the merry soldier whose hand had been injured. He was met by a pleasant motherly body, leading a child of six or seven, and marched off in triumph between them. Such meetings, alas are rare, and in the efforts which generous English sympathisers seem to be making for the wounded Danes, efforts fully appreciated by Denmark, it will be well to direct more of the funds so raised to support widows and orphans than to help the vietirat themselves. The Danish army is supplied with every necessary, and its wounded are taken great care of, but no means exist in this country of provid ing for such as are left destitute by the hiss of husband, son, or brother, in this un happy struggle. A small but gallant nation is straining every nerve to avoid destruction ; her people are called out for the defence of their native land, and men of every r►nk obey the summons. The army contains not only young conscripts and professional 'oldie's, but quiet middle-aged fathers of families, volunteers both rich and poor, trades men, mechanics, and students. If we in England were to equip one million of troops, and then see the force so raised steadily over-matched by some countless horde of invaders, our position would closely resemble that of Denmark at this moment. Any help from abroad will be a relief, and money is scarce with our Norm kindred, so that even in regard to the wounded it is quite right to offer assistance, although their own govern ment does wonders for them. But the question of supporting widows, and helping crippled soldiers to live in comfort when the war is over, has been much discussed in Copenhagen. A bazaar was held here last week, for the Danish Patriotic Fund, and a committee of ladies is hard at work in further_ anee of this national charity. I will not attempt to describe Svendborg, for, like all these towns upon creeks and fjords, it must look very pretty in summer-time, but is cheerless and dirty when seen during a thaw. The hospital is well posted on high grouud, with plenty of fresh air ; there are no fortifications, and very few troops, which must be on the whole a good thing fur a place, in civilized warfare. Travelling from Svendborg across Fyeu to Nyberg, I easily reached Korslir, and came thence by railway to this city. Yaws I. News bas arrived of a skirmish in J when thirty Prussians were taken., and, small as is such a success, it has given lively satisfaction to the Danish public. They naturally weary of con stant retreats, blockades, and sieges, in fact of playing • losing game, and are glad to hear of the least movement that gives their cavalry a chance of riding down the enemy's hussars. We hear that • contribution is being demanded in Kolding by the Germans. They are not at war with Denmark when their ships meet Danish cruisers, or would wish not to be ; but, once begun, there is no setting a limit to the course of hostilities. Austrian vessels are sent round in the North Sea to protect German trade. Prussians push over the borders of Sleewig, and invade • purely Danish province. It is difficult for Europe, how ever unwilling, not to have • wide-spread conflict as the result of claims, by two military despotisms, against • free and constitutional government. Where all this time are the people of Germany 1 They cannot wish to destroy Denmark, that their own , masters may become more powerful [TWOPENCE SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. TATTERSALLI3.-.-MONDAY. The mosenity of an eadrr departure for Liverpool, added to the excitement of the 's proceedings, inemnach se there was considerable anxiety exhibited by various COOP lialliollll.l to get their beiimen Mansetted in order to "catch" the 5 o'clock expran into from Eustosequaris. The Grand Neticcal was the prinoipsl, if not the only, dium of speculetiou, Bantam being in great form at 6 to 1, taken freely, though before the close of the room the mine odds were Mimed oa the field, 100 to 15 Wag about Emblematic to money. Wee Nell, accept and Jcamidem were each supported at 10 to 1 ; but as the room tiepn to thin there seemed to be some mosey still left to lay against the latter. Real Jam was firm at 15 to 1 taken. s point more being accepted about Ocean Witch. Bell's Life was backed for more money perhaps than anything, Renee being also frequently ioquised after at the seine price-25 to 1. The Northamptooshire Stakes was chiefly remark able for the rapid advance of Lioness, shout whom as little ss 7 to 1 wee taken in the mune of Waimea. but 8 to moat be accepted es the ruling pries at the finials. Tea centuries" were laid once against Scottish Chief for the Derby, but one very old member, fearing the chance might slip through his fingers, was glad to accept a point lets to 1501. Subsequently, however, those odde were offered, half a paint more being demanded.—Closing prices . LI VW6OL . SyEMPLIECHASE.- 6to 1 apt Ht. Robnaiisliant;on, ad,7l4 Mb (6 and MD 100 to 16 Lord Loventry's Hablematic, 6 yrs, 10st Mb (ME) 10 to 1 —11 r. T. Must's Woe Nell, aged, list elb (t) 16.60 1 Mr. blarSiewa's Portland, apt, lOat 1211, (t) 10 to 1 Mr.llondrinlermalem,aged, list 10Ib (timid a) 16 to 1 Mr. T. Ragbags RealJara. 5 yrs, lest Sib (t) 16 to 1 Captain lamb's Oman Witch, 6 yrs, 1018 Mb (6) 26 to 1 Mr. De Grey's Romeo, aged, list t; IS to 1 Major Wombwell Barra Life, tt yrs, lost ine (lac. Mb es), ;t1 26 to 1 Mr. W. IL William's filnking Pond. apt, Mat 101 b it) to 1 Count cosset 's Ham. aged. 11rit 810 (t) 40 to I Mr. B. J. Angelis Inky, aged, not bib 40 to 1 Captain Inotudas, 6 ym, llst Mb 4nc. elbez , , (I) SO to 1 Mr. R. tinodllfra The Czar, aged. list Mb It; 100 to 1 Lord Coveatrys imblent, aged, lbt 610 .4e) 100 to 1 Mr. Land's Amy, 6 yrs, llst 100 to 1 Mr. Holman's Worcester, aged, I tit (Mr) 100 to 1 Mr. De Grey's Jealousy, aged, 1110101 b (ol) x9srakliiivssauti Bias r4l. Bto 1 aptilT/Ileris - ILiZi . b in, we est (t) 15 to 1 Baron lothochiltra topove, a yrs, bt 111 b (t) TWO THOUSAND OUNILAS. to 1 .at Count P. de legreage's Mlle de I'AD t) CHINTHR CUP. 33 to 1 alt.t Lord W;t:rmorsli7a . &I ... Merry Hart, Lyra Ost Mb (6) 33 to 1 yr. Merry's ends, 3 yrs. at Sib 4) 33 to 1 ILL J. Parfet's lame, 6 ra, 04 llb 1) DIMBY. 13 to 1 Mr. 9 to I sot Mr. Too Pfau (t) M 'a Scottish Chief (stl, t9ito I) a to t ldr. .I.o•VortTeVirloe - e7rlltar SS to I Yr. Tea Broeek's Idler (t) SO to I Mr. T. Valeralse's liollytox (t) DO to I Mr. Bowests Beramett BETTING AT MANCHESTER..-MONDAY. LIVSJLPOOL BTEEPLEULA.E. --________ 11 to 2 apt Bantam (t) 100 to 9 agst Jerusalem 't f) 121 to 2 Enalsirmatte (tat I 20 to 1 Baal Jam kt) off) SO to 1 lreley ta: off) 100 to 12 Portland It f) 1 100 to 1 Arbari (1) 10 to 1 WeolYell(t) sokTamieroxiillua STLK Efk Bto 1 apt Ltocest Mt, take to X) 9 sot 181thEold 3) tlto 1 hotly; I 1 100 to 0 Wingravo LIVERPOOL SPRI: 1G MEETING. THE SIOTON HANDICAP of 100 soya., added to a weep stakes of 5 son. rock, 2 ft to the fund, for 3 yr-olds and upwards; winners extra. Ks furlong'. (53 subs.) A Hever r i i t Jane Shore Ake la Argonaut =anon 6 811 Dlshoooeurd 3 614 Hardener Nowlin ' Farfalla Polm'cl 4 711 Ooverdale ZclMka Weatherer/ Bosh 6 7 S yeterinstrian 1 ! 7 hasrlaneseadre .... 4 6 Naxos She Mown a 0 Macbeth 3 3 7 Arbotae a 8 Beim 3 6 Persuaaion s 8 Lied Berleigh .. ... 5 paid Bucklaed Cutaway 3 7 Queen of Trumps.... S paid Voluptas Independence 3 Cris . ,l . ll Alepp, 4 I lkinnybraot 4 paid 5 Becalco Odlie Clacton Prescoiptioe goes 3 1 London Dams _ _ .. ToToo Abbat 3 61: Donkeld A kiAnDICAP or 44.1 soya., tenon ; winners SUM TAMS ( . 12 ... aub -w a) Age it lb __ Age at lb Beeper Illerton Polaud (nosy Glri 4 7 4 cutaway 3 0 4 Creole Ery th la 4 7 3 Mn. Nesbitt 1 LI Tia Watnit STA= (Handicap) of 5 WAIL each, Oft, with Al added, for 2-yr.cdda and upwards ; winners sztxa. One mile and • quarter. (9 subs.) Age at lb Age at lb Lord Burleigh !Merton The Mean • 11 4 David. byTedillugton Donne Canna 6 10 13 —Jemb Southerly Wind .... 6 10 6 Coverdale Tux URAND NATIONAL STIMPLicliAst (Handicap) of 213 soya each, Is ft, with 100 added ; the second to save his stake, and the winner to pay 30 sows. towards ex of the worm ; winners of any staeplechase attar Fe= 2, ea 11 am., owe, 61b, and twice or more, 101 b extra ; starting opposite the stables, about four miles and a quarter. (87 sub, 25 of whom declared and pay 5 r. ov s . each, and two did not name. (Subject to the New Steeplechase Rules of 1863.) Age at I Age st lb &emblem Umpire • 12 WMr a 10 12 Lightheart Reporter 6 13 Beira Life, ,Inc bib Thomastown (k 6) Arbury • 11 1 Gladiator a 10 10 Mr William, by St Malta b Charles Martin I It) .... 6 11 1 Ml.—Minx a 10 10 Jealousy Stoking Fund a 11 1 Rock ley Catapaw Jerusalem Medora • 11 Sir thepben lO 7 i ß ir rwsi all Ziablematic 6lO 6 • 11 BMA Badulme a 10 4 Bantam Wee Nell • 11 Ocean Witch Mauch ins The liar a 11 Mho Maria a 10 0 Loorudaa (in. Ilhear.) 4 11 C111P• 0 Se , loos Pia Ode Conalr Gabs Pine Syringe) Rook the Gard/air Apple 'ls. 1,111 am) Bryn Gwyn, by 11- Silk and Satan .. . a 10 0 lingtou- Prince., Cheater • 10 0 by logo (tartlet) 6 11 Miss Emma (late Romeo • 11 Gwellyan) • 10 0 Amy Tolurno .... 6 11 Leadlog Amide .. • 10 0 Surbiton Woreester Little Bob tbrother Merrimac • (paid) to Old hen Roe,.. • 11 Satellite , Portland Batumi's 5 10 1 toa 6 pald) ' Till Antra= PLAtx (Handicap) of 50 soya. • wieners of any handicap after 11 a.m. ea Fah. 29, 7lb eat s . One mile. suba.) Age st lb Age at lb NOW 6 810 PAW DOllllO COMM 5 8 2 Alpheus Poland 4 7 8 Mean Oriole AM51011141.11 Jack's Alba Deal s 4 610 Donny brook DTug ALL-AOID SELLING STAKES of 5 son. each, with Z added ; 2.yrwida, 7st 211 i ; thr 9st slb ; four, 10st 71b; Sc., six, maimed, lOst 91b. Mliag and other allowances. T.Y.C. To claw and same at 8 o'clock oa Tuesday evening. Hones Antrim—Delay. Sir William, Aurelian. The Veber, Chester, Romeo, Polio& Merton, Mask, Lou Bobby, St. Lawrence, Bea! J llO 4 Reporter. Leonidas , Jerry, Jerusalem, Club Queen, Sinking Fund, Weatherglass, Ito. molt, Serious Came, Veterinarian, Hoodoletia, Cabe Callum, Beat Lyme, Philo, Marble Hill, Over the Sea, Bantam, Worcester. Mts. Nesbitt, Pot•Pourri. Oman Witch, Bell's Life, Harry, Jocular, Miss Maria, Drealuouabt, Portland, Banbury, Natio:goal Patitioa. lord Douglas, Topry, Ades. bury, Cbolawadeley, Part:gust, Jacob, David, Cutler, Thomastowe, Satanella, Bright Hopis, Discount, Silk and Satin, Jack's Alive, Cutaway. True Heart, Planar, Da. swamis, Freedom, Southerly Wiad, and Devedala Sews& others arc expected. firma° Cov.—Doeas Camas, Warminster, and Macbeth were scratched at 1L 14 a.m., _March 7. Unarm., Illuanaw.—Mis betting worth watuaget. Accinurrr TO LORD PROBT. —A serious aocident happened to this nobleniss on Monday afternoon. His lord ship was following the Hoo. G. W. Fitawilliaine bounds, and when OW Sevin Gone, shout wives miles from Peter borough, bads fall from his hone, by which be sustained fracture of one eta, sod was very much shaken. His lord ship was at once conveyed to Intois Hall, his mat, whirs Dr. Walker, of Peterborough, attended him during the evening. lionirrusn's TILL is choice and strong, nodded@ to prise, aod wholeness to am These advantage. ban seises& toe - this Te• • noon! prienellos. Is sold la pockets by Übe sgmais.—tagrunsis •;. .