The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-25 00:00:00

/. N r.rE - v ! .\> -• ,_ • 14 ~ _ • AA, Akii ;•• I . /1•/7- , - ,?‘.,f../z_t_ao.,_ No. 5,526. I COALCUTTA Direct, calliog at MADRAS ki ONTHLY ST Y.A M COMMUNICATION betwee LON and I N DIA by the =vaguest Fleet of Steamers hele n aglng to DON the rag Loft and Landon Slapping Company (Limited).—The well known clipper stuthary steamship CALC=I, LIM tons, 10 0. h or sepower. & If. WRIGHT, Commandsr, will leave the Vie. w en iloodon) Docks the 7th May, and Plymouth the 12th May, Wr c.i c utts, caging at Madras This magnitkant tWp built u prealy for the India trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has prat-rate sc.mmtutvlatien for pasaangsa and will carry an expe rienced mrgeou stewardaa These steamers will call at the esp. of Good Hope on the homeward voyage cady, and are ems, Led to make an average peasage of 66 days hat Itagland to Madras. Patentors by the steamers win have the option of marking and disnabmidng at Plymouth. the Cavan paying their railway fare between London sad Plymouth, and conveying Ma to and from the a:Amara—Yoe freight or passage apply to &way and Co., la Perhooteetatreet, &W. ; or to Inc Aonto of the Company. Messrs. Bond and Mackelvl im en, nuking-lane, EC.: and in Plymouth, to Mr. IL J. Waring joy application for appointments se aoldahlaesu men be made at the offices of the Oosapanixt, IN Mlnelegdaise, RC. ALD PARLEY. Sanatory. Are K LAND GOODS for the MARY WARREN mum be seat to the Zest India Docks on or before the 7iirtunsaut GREEN, ItABINSON, and Co., East M ARY WARREN, for AUCKLAND, must hove the Dock op the talk tnatent. ORKIN, ROBINSON, and Co., Lit Indla.avenue. AUCKLAND Direct, by WILLIS and Co.'s LINE, sstabliabed 11141—To follow the Mary Warren. s,d 6all punctually hsth May, the splendid new clipper ship CuLI'AIECS. 1,077 ton, loading In the Loudon Dock. Apply to WILMA. GANN, and Co., 3. Crosby.srynare, or ORRIN, RUBIN. :uN. rud Co.. East India.a‘ tone, London, E.C. REGULAR LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For FORT ?Baur odzset ,v r nie r r tw h e i pja ) 2 0 gepplea dm th e 116 h -the-me REIBCLT, 1.4 , 4 tens register, H. T. DICKINOON, Commander lying in ibi DE India Docks. This tavourita ship has a poop sad Softy •,, e ,e decks, with superior acemaroodatiou for pasesugare tar n. a mageo4 sad will call at Plymouth Her last two oat wart pasiagal Wife til sod 70 daya —For freight or passage %; ply to PIII WPM O&M sail LOW IMRE, Royal Eschaage kulainp, EC. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and BONS' (of idaeknalyard, London) LINZ of STEAM PACE rli IN to A VATIALIA.—For MEIDOURNE, Port Phillip, Direct to Imre the Uocki on Saturday, Ma yll, WEas as Plymouth), Ow splendid Dew dipper slap 1E.T.1.100 tom, J. & ATWOOD, ..•.sinnander ; tying in the NAM India Docks Sir sooommoda nom foe all eMmes of passrsgers unsurpaseed, and she will rarry so experienced surgeoa.—For freight or passage apply to Li WO). ALLPOIST, and 3fORGAN, with Mews. Money Wlyi-om an.! Sons, No. 7, Loodenball.artot. Passengers by this kine of pit Lets are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Snit dam ,resod thus farm, and second class for third dm tans. !MUM TO NEW roac THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PHILADELPHIA REA WIMP COMPANY tutead dos 'delft their toll.polund olpale4mol boa law Staaringaiga. carrying tittlictrliases me?. FROMEivittroui:FOß NEW YORK. CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, April 27. Cll Y OF CORE, Satordoy, April 30. CIT OF LONDON, Wednooky. May 4. And army Wednesday, and army anagrams &Sadao. s od iurge by the mall Mesmer. galling every Wednesday, 13.17 2l guises% acoomling to the accommodation. Cabot ammo by the ltaturda)'s steamers, 13 guineas. Forward passage plillegt, Including all provisions cooked. Passengers for thud; the Vatted States, and British Columbia, booked through en very advantageous tame.—Per further partlssiars reply to WILLIAM INMAN ft. Water.eirook Ltvesipsol; ar to n 1 VII 3 sad MACEY. el. Elm WMamoftwat. OVERLAND ROI:Ma—COMMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA. AUSTRALIA, le., 10TPT. no PENINSULAR said ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY 11001 PASSINGERS and madam Ouzo and Panels M Sods dodos odes for Gibraltar, Malta. leapt, Aden, Ceylon. Madras, dlnutta, the Straits, and dins, by their stesmen l a T b la w &mthamptoa ea the Mb sad 20th of every month fee , Malta, Egypt, Aden. sad Bombay, bythose of the 12th sad 27th of sack month: and for MaeMMuo, Boonton, Etas flisormis Sound, Melbourne, sod Sydney, by the atesseers toot les nouthomptoa cur the 21tb of every soloth.—Foe Author particulars apply st the Company's Ofilme.l22, leadseholletreet, EC.. London ; or Ofiental-place. Sonthampton. PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PH I LLI PPS, and Co. detpiMkAhe . !ntlsr!nenqonei Ent-clan stessiers : For ittiITERDAN, the ISATAVILI, every Sundaymorning, from nerrnitads Tier, at 10 ant., ealliug at Blaelmall for pas semen at 11 a.u‘ Pam. fs., di 10a, and 17a. lid.. and the ETENOORD miry Thursday morning early tram oft Oho Teem. Tare Ll. For BEESIEST. neutral vessels, tinder Imams dm Ike ADLkE, or seusvALßY, e% sr) Thursday morning tweather per mitting at 8 a.m., frost liorstb down. and from Madman at 10 a.ul. Fares. 42. LI and los. For 00THF.14 htltG. the GUSTAF WASA, April TT, from by u. Sorstiter DON F . arie, /13 to, At to, rod AL To be followed For freight, purge, de., apply at Chaplin 's Universal Mice, =tetsus. W.; or to PIIILLIFFS. GRAVES, /111LL1PPe., t. goasblane. THE INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT CI)311.11.li I,lralted;. Incorporated ander the Joint ,toek companies Act, rien. Capital at.tasumai, iu a0 . %0 Shama LSO each. With tower to tncreave. P.rit hone 40,010 dunes, of whith 30,Ci10 than. are already auhaeraluti. al on application. sail 44 on allotment. Hu ilicellency Senor H. Joss de Salamanca, of Darla and kadrid. Dillisru Wham Bailey, Esq. ,He Bart Batley Brothers and Co.`. Ileerponl. Sir John Gray, Director of the Land Securities Company. 1 t Simpson. Esq. (Vern. Fredk. Lev.ek and Co.), Clem . t Iron Work.. and London. f. Fletcher, hay. Warm Alexander, Pletcher, and Co.). L R0c,1414,.. Bowling Iron Company, Bradford. ; Gibson Getty, E.q , M.P.. Belfast. T. r Messrs S. and J. B. Bavier , bankers', SwitsarlausL M. Jui,s Les its. Advocate to th e A iiitrtan laiskathin. Frill ti a. Evans, haq., Greaniatilt,use. Director of the Dublin and DrogLe la Railway. D 'loan.. E.g., Director of the Rank of Hindustan. taiirae E. Sisson, aims., Limes Alsmoss.rd, Dirtator of the Con tinental ranking Corporation. B. Alen Hanairy, Essi , Old Broadalseet. b•-•i•LIC, —1 he Lank of London. 1101.1 i ITvILS. 11,srs. ',le, Turners, anu Hardwick. 08. Aldersoanbary. kr.oiar.s. 11... n. Seymour and Co., Lank chambers, Throgmorton•street. , slab:es—P. :ug, Arm•yard. ?ccitlT•ltr .pro tem. --rimieriek Wilkins, Esq. This Company is formed as an auxiliary to the great financial asso. t4tiota recently mtabtield .1. It is hot the province of ii. se Institutions to carry out the phtdic worts contemplated 1,, the coacesamna they obtain. They are tiers fore La...netted to seek the to operation of contractors pital and position otter an un.:milsilde guarantee for the ~ . rapktion of the works, thus relieving the financial me*. natl. 411 of that rrayoutlll4llt), ihr .oustafitly itl - reaalasi; scale on which public works of all kn.!, are earned out. amt lII' morale capital involved, place La• t,. beyiewl the reach of milli ideal contractors unless supported by :dint stock enterprise. ;al, solemn., has, thcreforc, Leen formed for the purpose of tlic eat cut on of great public works, and arrange. ▪ tare ren marred into will, well-known contractors, by •shh b coniracte te the ainotiot of .C 14000,04"/ sterling will Le MiLe.l sit: to the C..nagainy. Aiceni alirr cont.YCm handed over to the Company fa that te the ioisstruetion of the 1-iltitiett Central kalleray, which less , erra Stailliti feamauble Lcritt and WILL be commenced :.:rase *mi. es of an eminent contractor whose business ha: ten ..c.irs.l a dl be 1a.,,,,,, LO lecute the works on terms lady ..l.z , litammus t • the Company, he retaining a large in t., d :he Company by rem wins payment for the imager of sets In shares with Ca only credited thereon. It o known tuna lialsy undertrkinrs of great Ca 111320 1, L.. , hitherto rill44.llCki it litr)ttite for want of tie t. " commandhertaiiiiry raalZrei Li/ anti, ,••• h., 1 . ..11,14.11y. combining the ii.fluence .4 nib, riled capital, et tender financial cswoprnitiona rat .11. - and , broad, With administrative esperience and ability, ▪ *, lira such au amount of confidence ou the pert of goners- Lindh: bodies and the great, financial lustatutiona, as IL to somniand au extensive business on favourable ; t::-ea .ith forma of aprheatton may be obtained at the • • I ; T., the ettlumu,), &leo from the brokers, solicitors, and tt.tl.. event of no allotment being made the delimits will be rit,,rueu la lull. should a less tombs, of ahem* be allotted t`• •% • , applied for, the will be made available towards tte h.) th. ut oa &hutment, a n d tde baLuica, It any, returned to _ In. IN ILI:NATIONAL 11.,N1 Baer COIIPL-TY (Limited). tutus .4' APPLI , ATI”N tuft SHARES • To Lc retAducd Li the Bankers. Iu tt., Directors of the lotcrostional Contract Company Looite.P. _ _ paid to your bankers. the Danko( London. , bout: a depostt of C 3 per share shares In the above C. Tommy. I hereby request that you :. t m, flat mauler, atol I agree to accept euch oh-ire, or •• • climber you may allot t.. nit .and I amee to pay the de l"" • •db•tnout, .tuct ab_m the artteles of association of rhea tom'st e... and I authorise you to Insert my the regist.r .4 members for the Blusher of shares It. Ito nw. timal Moisture Nan., In full Pr.fr.slun Date .~~.. 91 1 HE THAMES WON WORKB, SHIP t.I ILi.ING. k.NOINEERING, and DAY DOCK COY . I 1:111t,d . t: HEREBY GIVEN. that the SUARE CEBTITI 'I}, 111 this Company will be ready for delivery at the • , Ortlcre of the Company. No. 18. King-street. Cheap ' I.: GAY. the 25th ..1 April instant, In exchenge for Kt-anima for Dervadhh Y. J. DIVERS, Secretary. pERSONS FURNISHING rho CUTTIN3II Ironniongary Ingabliahnient. 271, "kb int LET. • convenient House. A hu ge otork of well tured goods abr.') s on Pal.. Encino-Plato Table rY. Tea Trays. Baths . elm !klub.. Turnery, and' Myer, article kr th• house ad kitchen. thatiase , 44.1•12 above Lk THE BURMESE OIL DISTILLERY Malted). Incorporated under The Companies Act, 18132." Capital LlOO,OOO, in 10,000 Shares of 410 each. Pt, hems, 5,0.0 Shama. A minimum dividend of 7e par pat. per minion guaranteed ea the paid-up capital for the first three years. 41 per share payable ou application, and 41 100 on allotm.nt, sad calls not to exceed 42 10a. per share at intervals of not lam than three months. It Is not proposed to call up more than 17 Its. per share , bat &swore capital may be required for extending the works, It Is intended isms further shareasae-half, pro rata. amongst the shareholder,, at per, and one-half to the public, the pre mium on the latter to form part of • rearm fund. MataceoaS. JOHN OGLE (Means. Ogle and Co.), Calcutta and London, Chairman. RUUem Cramer, St. George's place, Hyde-park, London. John Alen Hanley, Jon. (Mews. Dumas, Hawkey, and Co.), London. WfUlmm Lyall (Means. R. and W. Isall and C 0,,! Landon. B. Campbell Macrae, Rangoon and London. T. H. Scoria , Bieemsbaryaquare, Leaden. David Wilson ( Wilson, Worcester, and Ola ), Calcutta aad Landon. With power to add to their number. BAggm—Tlis Agra sad United Service Bank (Limited), Car son-street BoLierrois—Drace sad Co., 7, Bank-bnlldhiss. City, and 53, Vic toria street, Westminster. Annirfolta Stanley R. Bennett, Public Accountant, Nicholas-lane. Francis Chambers, lee-court , Tenchnrcherreet Bacim—Sims and HUL, g, Bartholomew-Hai, Bark. Mammon—l. S. Onaenstreet. Sam row Plats—Emile Denote. Si. Ens des Retites Letulta 031eas-11, Gnat ea. Isiesta, lialiopagaisairest. PROSPICTLIL The description of oil called Petroleum • ' lately discovered In Pennsylvania, which has abisdy grows halo a trade• employ =mullions sterling in humps and Monks. and la maw ad but tudysellissittirtatesa "4l"u" VortgrafZUror at least four bun- dead - years empire, wtainil l 's orial . ne m d Ors uniform and very superior quality. Crude " Petroleum," or "Earth OR" theogh burned by the poorer natives of Barsnak, has never been used. set of that country for the purpose le consequence of Its impanties, which can only be removed by a pecular mode of distillation—it has, however, been shipped to, and distilled In Ragland, and a portion of the nifeest oil has been returned to the Rest Indies. The trade thus carried oe bas entailed large losses to the im porters of the crude oil , while distiller. have derived large profit., as scarcely eves-haif can be converted into fine oil, the teatime being comparatively of little value in Inglami, but ousting the mine for packing, freight, lesuranok Re., which amount to Dom Alt to CIS per too, whilst in filmgoer, Moulmein, Re., this mettles as as "ahead* as the crude oil itself, for coating the bottoms of native boats, u a substitute for pease, tar, Re To obviate this, and extract the fine oil se the spot, the Seam foe ten yeank from Ist March, 1161, of a place of timid in Ran goon, comprising about 30 acres la portion of which has been let for £l2O per annum;, aftshably =teatime on the bents of the River Irrawaddy, was taken at • Vestal of glen per annum. and on it a faslor7, with stills, steam power, superheating apparatus, sow mills, and every other appilsoce, for working upwards of 100 tons of oil per week, erected by an engineer met expressly from England . and wharves, cooperages, storm, din, were built. This property has, in consequence of the death of the resident proprktor—which took place Jost as he had completed the world'—been offered to this Company. present owner, who resides in Zealand, will make over the lease, factory, and plant :with option of pitrehealng the freehold at 5.6.000 for the sem of £OO,BOO, one-third of which he will take In fully paid-sop shares, and Ire guaranteed, to the ritlafam Lon of the director., a minimum dividend of 3 per rent per annum on the paldtip capital fee the first three years, Genet confident the proem will exceed 26 par cent. ; the relined oil being saleable at very high prices, foe burning, painting. Re.. In Calcutta, liadr.s. Bombay, Andrei's, and all over the fat. The consumption of eilcutta acme Is selliciewt le absorb the production of the factory foe came time to come whilst the dote of 10 cents per galloo, lately Imposed on Pennsylvanian on by the American Government, m a direct boons of fa per ton en ibis oil, and has opened an Improved market for it in England and Prase, capable of taking of any surplus gnantity. The Directors have a competent =aster and an engineer who will at ciao. premed to Reagan, and have the advice and assist ance of an eminent mercantile firm there, who have undertaken to act adagents for the Company. There Is no paid pronseier la this Company, and the prelind eery elpesess will be stricaly eentlead to necessary outlay. On...fourth the capital ham been privately subscribed by the Directors and their friends, and the remaining shares will be allotted with due consideratioe to priority of application. Prospectuses may be obtained from the bankers, brokers, soli citor., or manager, at the offices of the Company, where plane of the land and distillery may be seta, and the Articles et Emo tion inspected. THE BERIIESE OIL DIAMLLEEY 'Limited;. APPUCaMon aUa MAW To be relented far the Company. To the Directors of the Burmese Oil Diet&llery (Limited'. Gentlemen,—l request yea atti allot nus shares in the Surinam 0 1 1 iN sli.ry ILLatte.o, oa account of which 1 hare this day deposited with the Bankers of the Company CI is per sure. as directed by the prospectus and I wee to a or any less number you may allot me, ambled to the accept this of the Articles of Aliauclatiela ; sad I nimbi, sullairlat you to enter My name upon the Resister of Mambas. Slinitature Address in MU> Profession or Deeerlption Date /VW TNDEPEICDENT FIRE COMPANY (Limited). 1 The Directors of this Craapeny have vouch ptenaure in an nouncing that in coneequence of the autatanUal and marled I.4lp port 1. Lich has been accorded the entnpany Ly nhartlngera and numerous conanterehal Ernst In the City, the undertaking may be considered as of certain suecey and the WUXI. LISE aal be CLO2t D lu a few days.—By order. GEO. D. HODGES, Secretary. 29, Nkholanlane, April 2S, 1864. THE INDEPENDENT FIRE INSURANCE OUNPA NY Untied% Capital, One SIIIIIonST;eLif, A ha;ll:oolliiharee of a'.2.5 each. per share to be pad on Z, and I. per ahare oa Cana DOi exceeding dl per ahem. at interval* cd not len than three menthe ctnncroas. John D0.1:1411. Eq. (Mesars.l3;;ea and Scott% rpper Thames otreet, direttor of the hatlonal Provincial Marine Insurance Company. George Haines. Req., merchoot, he, Lomberd.otreet. John inoledew, keq., Corabridsohomae, Lempark, Kent. William [sight, Yoq. wtw.m £ntgLt &ad Co.). t 3, Lorabordotreet. Hoary Le Bard, Cogs, Pored-hilt Kent. Gory. S. Symons. itori ,Hasera. 0. 8. Symons and Co.), 2.0 and 21, St Dnintan's hill . John IL Tibbs. Esq. 'Weems. J. L Mb, &videos', Threadneedle street, Director of the 11taffordshlre kolliu ctuck Lompoc). Janes Lualumo, kaq. l Mauro. Jams Lonhani and Co.„ nigh street, borough. Jabea Kiq. ,11esors Von, Meek, and Co.:. Rllliter.rquare. Walter Brodie Lc] 12, Delamere-Wrrale, Ity'lc.pork, late member of the flowe oeftepresestatieesNSllleatiee - ii: - (7ellnentlsl sasses Is listisbeeter and Livempool sill be louse dletel) added to tbsDlrsellos.:_ BAscimr—Teo sank. Corn- - 1 - m.c: __. lioucrrons—Measra. I.lenurlt and Stark, 4, Parnlvarnlnn. Holborn. SciviTug—James Edment . ..on " , - iis;i7l:.l. A., Croins-coart, OW - a:o.d — i:eK: Dawasha—Masara. flaruttauaa7lB.7ll, 81 Old Broad.street. ACDiTuIt.S--Monsit. Cash land Edwards, Public Accouutarda, 11, Tokenbuuselard, EX. -- CIESIESI AND RESIDENT NI AN Malt -Mr. Roller' Steers. PURIM • ET—Mr. George Drew Hodge*. Oftlees—V, Nicholas-lane, lumbard.strwt, LC. This Company has for its purposes the transaction of the rap giant sad remunerative business of Fire Inannume, and that only to the est:Makin of other timbales of teamed. not unusually amociatel with it, underrthe saute direction and go. ration oil our and the ►tine capital. The Directory are sat •ned that the scope for the business of fire insurance presented by this cote, try and its depeudencles, is, aa a commercial specula tion, deserving of paramount attention ; and the contract being one terminable annually, the profits or lout arising. determine to like manner. y ear by year, sad exhilitt at ewe a Company's financial positiou, and as resources. While the partial remissl•n of the fire insurance duty now In the conteniplanon of government, and applicable only to the insmance of stems -k in trade, will afford a comparatively limited relict f.con the onerous oppression, the directors have resolved to allow upon payment for every policy and afterwards at each renewal, en immediate drawback, which, in many instances, will amount to a total *attraction of the entire duty of three shallop per mut. To the public at large, and to the greater proportion of the manufacturing and mercantile community. this arraugenseut will prove a highly acceptable atlymeage. The drawback allowed by a few of the Meer aims by way of per caddise on premiums, at intervals of years, is of Importance only to those who are rated at premiums ranging Wetly from one guinea per gent upwards, and is participated in only by those who way have premium to he renewed at the period of the making of these Mures. whereas by ths principle adopted by thin Com pany, the owners of the elegises of net of the more ordinary eoearrence, are they who will be more the substantially, and at the same time promptly benefited. The concession to be thus made to the public will certainly lie the means not only of increasing In their respective amounts In wannera now existing, but of mtatiptyleg to a very Large Intent the member of insurance contract* to this country and its colonial etinuectiumi... . . . The insurable property in this kingdom alone. Including its enormous and 111crcyllig Importations arising from the wise In terchange of tariffs. u bulk red to approximate to 4.5,000.000,000. whereas .C1.300,000 : 000 only Is lustared : thus lesrloc nearly three fourths of she Insurable amount altogether unprotected from tom. . . ..... It • ould be difilealt to fled any clam of invest manta which bee yle idei each huge pronto •• the shares of well coodected are others. The sh..ree of the older others has • increased in value Immensely. being, in oue case, at a premium of about 1.300, and In another of nearly 2,000 percent oa the sums originally paid up. The iwcressed value of the sham of offices established srit the last twenty years, steads at from Seto 010 per cent. It la under Was circumstances, and considering the Immense geld presented for operations to mow, that the directors have taken antoge of so favourable an opportaility to oder to the public the benefits of tie principle of badness now alopted by ahem and they bars every reason to believe that by ita special feature and the public support which that must necessarily in vite, the undertaking will speedily be productive of the beat monetary reptile. The crecuUve will be entreated to ofteers of Died experience la the business of are Ins sad the Directors bare already matured arrangemeate for immediate establishment of live hundred agencies. The Directors desire to give the most unmanned auerasoe to the public that nothing of the 11141111 of btrolons °Wolk.= to a prompt and liberal setikareat of dabsa for composeadsou will ever be eaterlobeed oreouatesenoad by them. Yonne of application for shares soy be bad at the Offices of the Company, or of the Brokers, Bankers, or holiciton. In the event of so allotment beleg Nude, the deposits will be ro toned In fall. T AMBIERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an .5.4 effectual remedy. wit oat oonfining the bowels or sleet- IM Yeti, truly oillemalow end pleaseut, I. admitted t• lu the beet nosticiwo lee hunedlately relieving casks, wish, sonanned eases of witty, aid Incipient consumption. it be gamily cures perwas erbium the faculty pronoun's ineustili. adolrably 'flays the tickling "kick provokes frequent= la approusking untsaniption its effects are *wily Nessus de l ot sleep. atom lying down far few 'l seism- OWL ON relief in a fen Waal= after tains M— ead sold by W. LA %ARUM. died* a. WI. Ilausloiseh Oaring-crow London. mad by all dnytld. , Is bottle,. laid.. sad Wee quantities La ash IL Id. he partieuler sad sak pe lasabsres Astaassais Balms. TM was sad address we swayed as Os damp LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, 1884. THE NATIONAL PIXANCIAL COMPANY IRWIN SONSCLIrTIONd,IO2. SALAAMS IMP ). ALBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited), (Tor Fire and Marine Inanranca.) Incorporated under the Companies Act. laft, whereby the lia bility of each member L strictly limited to As amount of Ide Mans. Capital A 1,000,000, divided Into tO,COO Shares of 460 each. Fin& Imam 16,000 Mersa Daman on Application, AI per Share, and .C 4 cm Allotment. No call to exceed AS per sham, as to be made until the expi ration of three months from the incorporation of the Company, nor at tntervah of less than three months. It is not content. plated, however, to call a more than LA par share beyond the deposit and payment on Manna& Oswald H. Cohen. Paq. tlassara John Nichols and Co.), Seething. Lao. E. T. Gourley. Esq., Shipowner, London and !Sunderland. Angus McKenzie, Eno., Merchant, tad Broad.street, Director of the Oriental Commercial Company. Joseph McMaster, B q., Merchant, gastehesp, Director ei the National rinSACia y. P. W. Spence, Rao. (Mows. E J. Sperms and Co.), Pinner's HaU, Old Rroad.street. Charles Rudd Tatham, bp. (Means. Tatham and Co.). I'lldd/og les,. C. P. Varnand, Req., Merchant, 1, 860/ter's-court, Ittrogmorton alroot. Walla Heal* Esq. Ilerd..Col. J. Croudace Nab= Xing Esq. I _ G. Cioldsufili Kirby, Esq., Ma osgtog Mostar AlbertLlZa Janes Esq. Aflame* Wiliam Palo T. Phillips, Eaq. Compri jr. T. Ellsvesses, Fay., Kari. gobers Whitworth, Nap. Also Dlrocion of BAJILZAS. • The Aillanoe Bent, LothMuy. The Loudon and Westminster Bank. St. Sainos'aeguara. AGMs —The National Ymaucial Company (Limited). Basoznan—.seers Partridge and Greenteld, Thresmortoo-strehe. PulAcifolo—Meems. Men et and Masear leassingeana; • Anusalsorafeessaidinotons, Cr, Whale Se SICGUINART (pre tem. o ) w — pe . L. Gentile, Seq. ., Lothian:: Temporary 011ices—No. If, Ying's Arm yard, lioorgate Argot, city. This Compaoj la estabilabed to order to 'fiord to the gents and of the Albert LIU Assurance Company, founded to 183 f. an opportunity to combine) tue transaction of tire and Miring leasaanse with that of Lift Assorance. The Albert LUe Amirante Company has a share capital of 240.1.000 suiseribed, sod has au Swoon tram peendains cd upwards of a 150,000 per 1111121101, nod during the last three years has lamed new policies of assurance to the amount of CtSr3,llfa, the premiums upon widen =sewn to AMMO. FIRS DkPARTII ENT. The hgehte, rakiiaZiZaTiii;,iiii;l6id. oy 0 4 Alpert Life Company n form a connection of the most in fluential character fora re and Marine Insurance Company. The annual increase In the wealth of the coemtry and In that description of property known as "insurable property,' has mp ge sled the formation of several new are Insurance odium, but the Directors of this Cooping believe that In very few In lances has • tin company started am the same chancre of saucer as attend the Iniroduction of this. _ The Company will have the advantage of the 00-operation of a [slued and perfectly organised system of agents, and the Directors submit, therefore, that there is a certainty of securing almost at one a large and profitable bovines.. The Chancellor of the Exchequer having lutintated his Inten tion to reduce the duty one-hail on stock is trade, a large addl• tonal number of Me insurances will, no doubt, be effected by persona w ho have kitherti been deterred from insuring for the full value of their tock by moon of the heavy duty. The following table shows the present value of the shares of three Rye Companies which are In alliance with Llfe Companies • for she purpose d seem, G ARIBALDI FUND, a PERMANENT INCOME for General GAILLRALD I, ea lin family after Mtn. strrxr.t.L•ND, abauvum. CHA& AZILY, &q. , 11. r. Ctuuramn. Hew A. Illimaird, Contributions may be paid to the Imam, Men. Zamora. Beaver*, and Co., 1, Pall-mall Mask and emnasualeattome to b. &dangled to the Secretary, Arthur g Gulaneaa, &a., at A Crates court, Charing-mom The Ant Let M Contribution& will appear la the Mame ot hAktnetent. .ta-coart, Charlag.mose, April 20, MM. • ROY AL ALHAMBRA. SPECIAL NOTI6IL—THIS EVENING (Monday% the tatia bet, than well but a (GL AND FANCY DAM BALL, fa bowler et the Shaheepeartan PeatieaL Ito Y A L .ALILAMJARA. GRAND SHAILIPPILLELei FANCY DI NAII, Title EVEN ND (Monday,. the 26th instant —Pries' et OM& don :—Ladle. ' Melnik a. u rr a (lady sod gentleman ', 11a. dd. ades ost to rax o o7. pit gate bores, 10s. ed. Dancing to , owimmoce al baMonat ROYAL ALHAMBRA. In conseuence of the °NAND lINAIMINPLIALIN 'FANCY MALL T his IWIVING. the •perfoneeseee et the ZUYAL CINQUE of the Netherlands vlll be SUSPINDID ftor this night oats. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. OONTINVID BUCCISP et tbs WSW ClMQVZ—edneow. 1 1 Weed to be the best ever produced la Zughpd. blarolas formanee every Wednesday sad libtarday, at I tiebek. Inky' Sloping at balt.past 7. ROYAL Alif in di ij ae ll7 The . toffiliNthe • Jttbbos.' l k al tX l l i •- P 2 Prlvate boxes to hold del, reserved led% la W below, de.: pit and peesessde, la: WrOdr. bd. Boaadles open tromp/ to 4. VHE OXFORD.—AII the Vocal Gems and Great Choral and Brilliant Orchestral Effects In FAUST, Tll I 9 STE.NINO ; Interpreted by the largest Vocal and Lards menial body of artistes yet stesentbled enUsla this HaS. Mao a Selection from Sir B. S Bishop's Opera of the TWO GLITI.B. MEN OF VIBONA. • nt Name I a on Amend li Prese arluit a I ea& Dividend pm* p rem i um. . 00100. Share Share. - pad. Der . Sun .... 4100 Llo 01 4 i tl:U. sat us 210 0 UM per cent. Vales . 100 20 0 66 per cent. 160 0 1100 per east County.. 100 10 0 40 per oast 00 0 700 per oat Imperial 600 60 0 JO per emit IGO 0 620 per tent live r"°l ndon t2O 2 0 24 per mot. 11 14 476 per cent. &Lo London . 1 , 26 Ll 10 AO per ant 46 I 433 par oast I"rib t Mink .! and 1 bone 6 6"° 9°T e. "' I. 39 0 am pa oast s Lllae oyal h ange j 100 100 0 14 per mewl I WO 0 200 per cent N sli lei eent boned I}l4 0 us par ant. Law 100 10 11 work I 6 0 100 per ant 11..3NE kTI4 /LW. Notwithstanding the remelt establishment of word wader Instusuce companies, and the extensive business they hart acquired, there is ample room for the safe and profitable employment of capital in this direction. The vast increase la the shipping interest of the United Kingdom, together with the growing fling in favour of the security afforded by joint stock coeipaniessa compared with private underwriters. point to ths opening which exists foe this department of the Company. operation& The services of an able and experienced underwriter will he INCILIVII, and a liege boaluua 01\11 at once be obtained foe We Company. . . . the following statistics of a far of the present limbic lame ance Companies show the mama value of the shares of the. companies, and the highly enommful nature of such Willman. 1; • ci I Present ,7A ...: . 4 1 I Markot Present Num, of O ffi ce. 1., .I 1: i Price Premium. ; i . .` F a 1 t , il I . ' r e • 4 6. Marina Ocean Marine lstail 16 1 6 0 1 19 10 0 SO „ „ Loudon 11;1 26 12 10 44 0 0 294 ~„ Thal.. and Mersey Indemnity 1024 100 EA 0 147 0 0 MG „ .1111anos 'li2.lloo 25 0 60 0 0 1110 „ „ London and ProvinciaL 1.611 20 2 0 4 0 0 100 Commercial Union lB6ll 50 5 0 910 0 90 „ English and Scottish.— 16131100 6 0 6 0 0 a„ Loudon and Caltdoulan...l93. 1 5 0 0 0 0 10 „ In the event of no allotment twine in .de, the deposit will be returned In full. Should a has number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the baLusee (if any; returned to the applicant. Forms of applications for shares may be obtained from the 2iiiuussal Financial Company ,Limitedi, it, King's Arm's-yard, norgatestrest, LC.. or the broker* orwilatorsot the Company. /OM Or APPLICAI7OI Put !HAIM To the Directors of the Albert lusurance Company (Malta& tkutlemen,—!faring paid to your tankers, the stun of being a deposit of at per share CM shares In t►e shore Company, I hereby nopitat that you will allot MO that ausher and 1 agree to accept each shares, or soy less number you may allot to me; and I erne to pay the depotat rut allotment, nod to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when requited and I authorise you to insert my name on Ma 'twat's: of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature liaass in full Residence Profession DM* USK PROSPECTUS. The Imperial Bank of China, India and Japan is established to t ~a.Ste iscreasing demand of the commerce of those countries or additional banking accommodation. Mk& it fs ecaddered that the total paid-up capital of CM yoint Mock banks doing business to China and India, is rem pentad by the inadequate sum of COOOO.OOO, whilst the ag=ae of imports and exports with Great Britain alone, amounted the >ear MR to,* total of L70,000,0E00, It will be apparent that tame la an smith geld for a new undertaking of this nature. Great Britain Imports from China and Japan an annual ave rage of upwards of seven million pounds of silk and about ono hundred and twenty million pounds of tea. The ra id !Dermas of trade between China, India, and the LlWtioo Yams • under: Total trade between Year,, India, China, and rutted Kingdom. ISM 1502 The commons between India and China has aho Increased during tits past twenty year@ from throe to Moen millions sterling The iwlance of trade with China and India is paid is bullion —clung silver—of which the export value was In 1363, ,C 6,1163,011. The likietial Bank of China, India, and Japan has been esta blished on the basis inatitntions„ the success of which the following table will exemplify, and It is behaved st lead equal results will mark the progress el this Bank. Name of Bank. YaW np ; Present per Mee per Share. hltare. 1:30 5.143 THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT CON PANT .I.lnalted: I tad ander the Companies Act, 1661. by which the !tat ty of the shareholders u twlted to the amount of their shares Capital, Li,ooo.coo, la 40.000 share of CIO each. First woe. Ague shares Deposit, Cl per share or application, and £4 on allotment, of which 10, 000 shares bare been already subscribed for. Subsequent mils cot to tseseti:t lOs, and at Intervals of not leas than three oTo.uths. It Is not 'Blended irie;ll rap i•Oet.l;an £l5 per share but as the operations of the Coepse, revelry sililitional capital further neos of shares will he node. a preference being peen to the then existlog shareholder. John Barrow, Esq.. Normaniomdal. Director Amsterdam Water Works Company. Joseph Bray. Esq.. Pirgrepark, Romfonl. Ferdinand !mum Esq.. !Maker, Berlin. Charles E. Marigies, Esq., Chairman West India Royal Malt Company. George Palmer Robinson. Esq., Director Alliance Conk. George Sheward, Esq., Leinsterssquare. Bayswater. Thomas Blenheim., kaq., Chairman Discount Corporation. George Barnard Townsend, Esq., Director South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company. Shawn.—Tss Alliance beak. Lothbory. London : buildings, Liverpool; and Knify-sirsiet. Manchester. SOLICITOR& Mess. a Desborough, Young, aid Desborough, 6, Bisr-lane. Marra Swift and Co., 32, Great George-street, Westminster. .brieglits.—klessrs. beware and Gorton, Austinfners. Blicnirranr, PRO MI Chester Earle". Temporary othets-2, CoµluU Chamber; Angel CoRK IlirovaartOUSLlEßL • BRIDORD PROSPECTUS. The Directon havimr receives' the support of eminent foreign capitalists and trukino establishments, and the co-operatkm of many of the leading Inns in this coastry osaneeted with public works, are a/ ready in a position to announce that they has e secured a business which will of itself yield a large return oar the capIIRL The general object@ of the Company are the same as those of other companies of a Modred salute which have been lately established In this country, and which, by the Jodi, Inns emtoz : meat of capital, have been enabled to secure foe Use a Polders such large dividends. Proepsetuses may be ol,talaed at the temporary offices of the Oimpany, or of the brokers. THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY (Ladled , NOTICE IS BILIMBY GIVIL'4, that the LIST of APPLICA TIONS for SHARES In Ude Oempany will be CLOSLO for London on WADNESDAY, the 17th met . at 4 °doe*, and on THERSDAY, the tath last, for the meat:p.-14 order. CHESTER EARLE& Secretary pro tam • Colatian-caaainera. Angel-owl, Throgneortos 'greet, April 22, AMILVDLD PROIMMCTUR. T HE IMPERIAL BANK of CHINA, MIKA, end JAPAN (Ltini s a s Incorporated under the Com Act hamlet:ad by the Pettit M Capital ift,ooo,ooo, inM Issue, 10. 40.000 0011 she shares 460 emit. PI res. Deposit on application al p share, sad 44 on elintinent. linbsequent calls not to e... 4.1 £5 per share. and 4 Intervals of net lase Um tone incaths. Ito call will ix inssiontil after tht7 ptpleation of three months hoes the date of It le not intended in call up , mare than ate par share . bat asthe operations of the Compacts increase, and more share capital eaa be anesalegentwlY alliPloyed, teethe, Lutes of slaw will be s. made, a preference being (hen to the then existing share holder • ICEOps. lichard C. Coles, gob. roles DlS , Brown, and Co.l, Imam. Mm. Cotten I.lrtla. bq. Roberta, Lubbock, and On.), London. LauL.CoWwl Prom Chairman of tho !Lusby and baroda haws Levi* Yp., Director tbe Credit liobiller illudted). Alexander Ilortoran, Esq.. Director of the Bank of Otago. I Robert Barclay Reynolds, Seq. I/tonal& Mono, and Co.), Lan ': e a r rirlt. i" Eg t . ;Peter Bolt and Co.), London. Irma. Stuart Wortley, late Member of the Elgin Embeasy to China. Mocked Smith. Sedtb and Co. 36, Old Broad 14n4;ittopod we tO sAd tO their numbers. , liazuras—blewra. ;lobar* Lubbock and Co., London. SOIJCITOIIII. Nauru Newbon, Emus, and Co.. Nicbolaolano. Marra. Edwards and Co., Westminster. ISOILLIIII. _ Mesas. Ftsid, lion, sad Vio;s1:1Z - Warrdord.coart, Thregmarton. street. Messrs. Robins and Barber, Mt Threadoesdkatreet, B.C. Temporary Ofaces—At the OMess of the Credit Motels& (Limited', 80, Lombard.street. IRCRZTAZT pro tern).—T. Short, ltaq. Agra and totted Service Chartered Mercantile of India, London I and China Chartered of India, Austrahai, and China Ilindintan, China, and Japan I Mental Ike In Mak of Chink lndAa. and Japan will traumata all operatics& connected with thaw of a Lank of Issue, Deposit, Diaconal, and Lachmage, is China and the not ; sail as moon as neceasary arrangemaota can la coutplstad, the banana of the Bank wiU le extruded to the Australian cam:ilea The dorm:piing and controlling authority will he la London. Prsoch Banks sill le formed le the first Instance at Shanghai. II ong K peg, Bombay, and Ca mitts', and at inch ether places as may from time to time be deemed apirbable The branches will be under the control of the London board, sided by the supenialon of an Irpedor4lanetsi. The authorisation of the government at Pekin La been solicited to allow the specie notes of the Back to he received In 'payment of customs duties. and an °Metal nor respondence is now being carried on by the Bank with Pekin for that object. The growing necessity and desire for the Introduction of rail nay and telegraphic commtudmitlon In China wIU render netts sary esteems* enatidal operations, which the Beak will be tavottrsl47 situated to undertake. No fresh applicatimu for shares will be received THE IMPERIAL BANK of CHINA, INDIA, and JAPAN :Liraited;. The following circular kat this day been seat to o .elt applicant foe thane in the Irnytlial Rank of Chin► : THE IMPERIAL DANK OF CHINA, INDIA, AND JAPAN uuki. TemporaryiMlcee, 90, Loinberdwtreet, April ft, 1884. Re —I am lertrected to intone you. that la ooneemience et the veal encouragement held out to the proposed Imperial Bank of ('pins ;Limited'. slime the pr spectus has been Issued, the Lereetent have found it absoluury aseemary to enlarge the biota mid sphere of operations. 1% ith this object they have determined upon ineremdeg the capital of the bank to two millions, in 40.00 u shares M 2.50 each. and issuing 90.000 theres ihstrad of 10.000, ea originally anriounced the title has alto been mad* more comprehensive, via, the Imperial Rank of China, India, and Japan ;Limited% I am further requested to enclose )uu the amended tts e and to place at your disposal the option of eonittinirig or • I w ing your application for shares . but, in consequence of the very large number of shares applied for upwards of 92,000; no addi tional applications can be entertained. The board Meeting for the purpose of Allotment stand. ad journed to Thursday. the rSth ited : your deciainn must, there foie, he reorOmi at this Office not later than Wedaesday, lith last., at 12 o'clock ; all such as are not then received will be cue sidereal as withdrawn— I am. sir, your obedient servant, THIMAS SHORT, Srcretary, pro term CR IN 0 LINE. CRINOLINE. N./ 1... la the preu, and shortly will be published, a very curium antique illustrated work 29 .Crinoline. Dates as follows CRINOLINE A LA MODE CRINOLINE A LA MODE CRINOLINE IN TUE POULTRY CRINOLINE IN NT. JAMES'S-PAYE CRINOLINE AT CHISWICK CRINOLINE AT CARLTON-GANDENS CRINOLINE AT VACXHALI-OAEDENS CRIMILINIt AT HYDE-PARR CRINOLINE AT ESNAINGT..N-OARDENS 1804. N. Phllpott, publisher, 37, Piccadilly, Leaden. 1735. 1745. 1750. 17411. 17_70. 1798. 1804 1809. CRINOLINES Comma. CRINOLINES. —LEMMA, or Jewelleil. 9.. 6d. PIIILPOTIV, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —San'leaning. 16a. and 21a. PHILPOTTS, 37. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Ondina or Waved. 18.. 64. PiIILPIYITS, 37, PICCADILLY. C RlNOLlNES.—Saosflectunis Jewelled. 274.6 d. PRILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Piccadilly Puffed. 31.. 6d. PIIILPOTTS, 37. PICCADILLY. RINOLINES.—Drawings with Prices post free. PHILPOTDI, 37, PICCADILLY. VONVULSIONS in TEETHING. Myr. N.-/ JOHN sent AILBRICAN IifIOTRING Bl'YUP.—ikLal eaclons remedy has been In general use for upwards of thirty years, and has numerous Children when safferiag tram Coevalatous trout panful Deatition. AA soon as the= is rubbed on the flaw. the child wolbe relieved, the gums and the balleizatiou reduced. It is an Innocent eilleadows: to ite tending the teeth with ease me and plumage, that no dad w refuse to id its gums be rubbed with it PIVINItiI should he vary particular to ask for anivisors AIIRRICAN "Porn IWO fIYRUP, and to notice that the send of BARCLAY and 80N8, 9t, Parringdometred, Loudon (to wham lira John son has sold the modulo , are on the stamp dated to each bottle. Price fa. 9d. par batik. [Stamped, ld. Additionsi.r E P P. B S 0 0 0 0 A, & IMAGILLIOT GITMCAND INVUOILAITS(P iissAinarr VIM/AL er ==gmbilly tauc te st r th u ll. r g i th bis m i rder horniesoppagnylic VERY ONE who has a garden should have a 11IN YOWZR : the best sod cheapest are► BARNAItIYg FAILM NOVIELE&S. Plitt, 8-Inch, tt 10n Week 12 6s. Weak 114 1 / a . : 14-leek A& Peaked sod detleered tree to the pr4uissl !tattoos aad. Catalogues post tree.—J. JON}J, 6, BeakaibEtl IL EVERY ORE who has a greenhouse should km it HEATED with HOT WATER : it Is We Misehod of preserving .planta him of cplete appthe wily aratus to Mars lOtt. by loft., EP •• Mt. by Ifft., £ lO 10a. left. by 12tt r all; 1611, EIS : 'Oh by Mk, £lO. 100 ft. by ME., a. 20. I Delivered free to say statics la , bedealt or Axed tev if wired. Ontalogues JONJS 0, Bankilda. Uados. JHITE and SOIJNDTEETH are indispensable te tsessesi AttmeYon, and to besIIII end longevity by tM et food. ZONLANDff ODON7O, or PlLArr e AleAritgr compounded at Oriental ingredients. is of tamitinable Taloa in and beanttfying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and la ring a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It ernlicatgatmiez ye WO, removes spot■ et tocipient decay, and potbbevand phaenw the enamel, to which It Impart. a pmrl-like urbeleems. Its invaluable pro. ul perils, he obtained the pstroaage of royalty and the aristo ‘af IfilfuPe. and le valally la ay* repute. Price al pee box. Sad It at 20. aal Hatton , •den, rsd by Menden' and Itaaantra hr “Baigiattie . FrikIaVAISTSALT REVIEW, No. CCX.X.X., )41111111:4=11 .111. ; a i r fel; Put and Preoent. I. it Merlon a. Oar Was Kapaar. 6. Sinkopeare and Ma Sonnets. 4, Privy Connell Judgment. Te lane* runny of .11 Jam Mummy, Albemarle-street M►dp L poblisboll. price Is., A VOICE from DERBY to BEDLAM. " Audi alterabs portion." London: Robert Hardwick.. lbt. Plooditl. IMPORTANT.—A NIM METHOD of KEEP ISOJL a TILADZ and CASH ACCOUNT, ready for use. By R. JOLLY. Accoantant, Norwich. Tree, Ya. 6d. sumps. Tata amigo on application. [TWO PEN CE AMERICA. The Royal Mail steamship Africa, from Boston on the 13th and Halifax on the Lith, arrived at Queenstown at IL3O a.m. yesterday. She brings 92 passengers and 10,1540 dollars in specie. The Africa landed 76 sacks of mails and four passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 11.40 a.m. All well. (Per the Africa.) NEW YORK, Arum 12, Emilia. General Meade has moved his headquarters to Culpepper. The army of the Potomac has been largely re inforced. A destructive storm has interrupted the com munication between Washington and the army of the Potomac, delaying the military operations of the Federal armies. Active preparations are being made for a cam paign in the south-west. General Forrest Las been reinforced. It is re ported that he is about to cross the Tennessee river. General Johnston is being largely reinforoed from Polk's and Beauregard'a armies. The Confederates have made an unsuccessful at tempt to blow up the flag ship Minnesota, off New port. The Minnesota waa seriously damaged. An exciting debate has taken place in the House of Representatives concerning a resolution which had been introduced foe expelling Mr. Long,' of Ohio, and Mr. Harris, of Maryland, the former for expressing a disbelief in the practicability of quell ing the rebellion, and urging the r. cognition of the South ; the latter for expressing a lope that the Federal armies would be utumece.sful in their efforte to conquer the South. The steamers Sumter and Hatterbrook Lave been captured. The Aaia liaa arrived at Halifax. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YOEK, Aran 12, Evronra. Money easy. Gold opened yesterday at 1701, but has risen since to 1741, its present quotation. Exchange on London : bankers' bills, 191. There is great speculative excitement in stock's, which have risen, and are still advancing. New York Centrals, 1431 ; Illinois Centrals, 1491 ; Erie, 1261; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, 1141. Cotton steady; middling upland, 77c. NEW YORK, APIIIL 13, Moiagrxc. After the main body of the Federal& bad left Alexandria, Louisiana, the Confederates in heavy force attacked the fortification., but were opposed by four Federal regiments. The bon was &erne on both sides. The Federal cavalry have occupied Eirie Pass, Texas, 400 miles above Brownsville. The sinking of the Confederate rani Tennessee, off Mobile, is denied. The Etna has arrived out COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, APRILLI, Mounia. Money easy. Gold 1741. (By telegraph to Halifax.) NEW YORK, Aran 14, Mosamta. Money easy. There has been great excitement in gold since yesterday. Its price has risen, under symptoms of a panic, to 185. NEW YORK, APRIL 14, Mosinac. _ Forrest's forces demanded yt.stkrliy the surren der of Fort Ileneck, Columbus, Kentucky, and of Fort Pillow, which was refused. Reinforcements have reached Columbus, where 6gliting continues. In the Senate the committee upon foreign affairs, in accordance with the wishes of the administration, has deferred to act upon the resoluthm of the Hou.e of Representatives respecting the French occupa tion of Mexico. The matter is indefinitely postponed. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, APIZIL 14, EvErriro. I Money tighter. Gold yesterday reached 178. The market was greatly agitated this morning with symptoms of a currency panic, and the prioe of gold ruse to 189. It has cirri rucudtd, with violent fluctuations, t 01761. Exchange ou Loudon: bankers' bills, 1991. Stocks heavy ; New York Centrals, 1411 ; Illinois, 1491 ; Ene, 123 i ; Six per Cent. United States Binds, 1151. C..tten very firm ; middling upland, 80c. to 800. Flour, wheat, corn, and provisions advancing. Coffee, sugar, and, molasses very firm. Petroleum advancing ; crude, 42c. ; refined, tisc. to 70c. The advance in gold Lae unsettled all business. NEW YORK, API 13, Nowrzwo. Advice. received from Mexico ria !4.w Orleans state that in the French march on Matemoras • fight occurred, in which the Preach were victori ous. Three French frigates were oil /fatalness., preparing to cross the bar. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (armee =zaftig.) THE DANISH WAR. COPENHAGEN, Aeon. 22, 11.51 r.m. Yesterday all was quiet at Duppef. Amongst the Danish dead lying in Ulkebol are the following officers :—three colonels, five captains, eight lieu tenants, three cadets, and one chief surgeon. Of the Danish officers captured unhurt, or only slightly wounded, the following are at present known :—One major, two captains, and 28 lieute nants. COPENHAGEN, Arm 23, 9.15 r.r. The King has issued a proclamation to the army, in which he says :—" The sufferings and losses of the last few days will not be in vain ; they will bear fruits in this struggle against violence and injustice, a struggle whose aim is the existence and indepen dence of our country." COPENHAGEN, APILII, 23, 12.30 Yesterday and the day before encounters took place between the outposts of our fourth division and the enemy, who has advanced into Jutland. The enemy has occupied Horsens. COPENHAGEN, eras 23, 11.15 r.r. . . Nothing of importance occurred yesterday. The enemy is at work in the Duppal entrenchments, and is strengthening bin batteries upon the shore of the Meet Sound. OUTBREAK OF DISTURBANCES IN TUNIS. PARIS, Aram St, Measure. Disturbances have broken out in Tntr:;: France and England have despatched a naval force to that quarter to protect the foreigners. TURIN, Arm 24. In consequence of the disturbances that hare taken place at Tunis, the Italian government have despatched two men-of•war to that quartet. THE JOURNEY OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA. FLENSBUItO, Aran. 22, 7 p.m. The King of Prussia has arrived here. His Majesty has taken up his residence at the house of M. Callas°, a merchant of this city. Herr von Bismarck has also reached this city. The general staff will ka►e to-morrow morning for Veile. News received here froui Veile to the 20th announces that a body of Prussian troops had arrived there ou that day, and proceeded after a few hours' rest to Horsens, where 8,000 Danes have fortified them selves. BERLIN, Anu. 24. The King of Prussia returned from his visit to the dnchies this morning. His Majesty was sooom pealed by Herr Von Bismarck and General Von Manteuffel. Herr Vuu Room who remained with his wounded son, is expected to return to-morrow. THE CONFERENCE. PARIS, Arm 24. The Memorial Diplomatique of to-day, in an article on the Conference, says :—" Lord Clarendon has returned to London, having in the name of his government formally engaged to support energe tically the demand for an armistice, which the Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne has been instructed to make at the first sitting of the Conference. In other words France and England have mutually bound themselves to declare war against that Power which should refuse to agree to a truce. We believe ourselves able to state that no mention of an arniir tice was made at the first sitting of the Conference, since so important • question could only be nega tively discussed by the representatives of Germany. We believe that the armistice will be based upon the uti pouidetie principle, unless Denmark should refuse to evacuate the Island of Alseu. Austria and Prusaia will then on their aide evacuate the territory of Jutland." ITALY. NAPLES, Anut. 24. A popular meeting has been held at Naples, when an address of thanks to the English people for the reception given to General Garibaldi was voted, and also an address of sympathy with Hun gary. The address was presented to the English consul at Naples. SPAIN. MADRID, Aram Z. Senor Mon Las accompanied the Queen to Aranjuez. The Ministry has received assurances from the chiefs of the different sections of the Progreaaist party that they of fear no opposition from them, although reports to that effect have been current. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office front the Peninsular and Oriental Steam liavigiation Company : "MALTA, Aria 23. "The Ceylon, with theabove mails, left for South ampton at noon, and the Euxine, for ?deranging, at 11 p.m. this day." Tan BOMBAY MAIM—The Peninsular and Oeisseal Cluespasy'satesmaip Elam Oasailt Assam with the heavy Bombay nails 114 rassourne sad 100 packages sup, animist ikiathanaptos as astanlay. GARIBALDI TO LOUIS BLANC. The following is the tranalatOn of a letter, addriated by General Garibaldi to N. Irma Blanc ; Leaden. 21st April, 1864. My dear Friend,—l know that France condemns the occupation of Rome ' as she condemned the over throw of the Roman Republic, and if speech were free in your country it would re-echo from one end of the laud to the other against the viola tion (which has now become permanent) of the national right of my country, cud against a policy tecding to divide by hatred two peoples naturally united iu heart and in aspitations. Ido but paraphrase your own words, and your own expression of sentiments, which I accept in the name of my friends as the protesting voice of the conscience of France. law profoundly convinced that France, whose place is in the van guard of human progress, cone:dere the occupation of Rome and the protection of brigandage as an ineffaceable stain upon her glorious flag, and as the most odious act which has ever outraged her honour and her civilization. She is the first to blush at it, cud it is precisely for that reason my country fraternally holds out its hand to her, and recalls to her thecommon object which has to be pursued and the common isthmian which has to be accomplished in the world. But, independently of this, a sacred duty rests with my friends and myself, that of thanking the Frenchdemocrats. The reoolleci ion of the oppo. sition which has been manifest( d, and which is still maintained by them in the name of the im mortal principles of right and justice, will for ever remain eegraven upon our grateful hearts. We feel bound, nevertheless, to express a more elevated sentiment—that of admiration for the generous men, worthy inheritors of the great tra ditions and the great virtues of France, who have not hesitated a single instant to sacrifice everything in defence of the rights of the Italian nation. Proud of a proscription which they bear with out bending the knee to encores, they are the trus noble' of the age, the great ones of the future, the true representatives of the soul of France. In traversing the streets of London I heard with delight the workmen of the great city calling aloud the names of proscribed Frenchmen. The people are everywhere generous and faithful to virtue in misfortune. • Boom= to *NM from the whole world !Atonal gratitude to them from my country. I bow before so much heroism. Honour and gratitude to you, also, my deer friend.—Your eye; 0. GARIBALDL TO 41 40 i OS , I.