The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-27 00:00:00

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As evidence of We value of the parchame, the Direetere have the satisfaction to announce that they have already concluded arrangements with an Aasootattoo of Bader, at Marseilles to transfer to them one of the properties (the Joliette property) at a profit of about 8.409.000, such property and profits to be paid for by annuities sad tinkles fund over a period of thirty years, with option on their part to pay for the whole at any time during flue yeses, with as obligation on the pert of the eoetracture to deposit a sum of four millions of francs (ELOO.OON as caution money, at fixed periods (the lint instalment of whieh wm paid on the execution of the monad), and also to cover tl'e property with buildings within a period et eve years at their own , met The shareholders will lave the barn cd this contract, and from October, 1e47, will receive tha Income derivable from this contract via.. the difference between the annuities to be paid and received by the Company, and this brooms joined to the Ming revenue from the Catalans estate, as well as to the antici pated tenet on further wales during that period, vA4 it b esti mated, not only enable the directors to eamtbene the payment of the Interest at 10 per cent per annum, MN mashie them to de clare periodical bowmen on the capital call d cep As to the Catalan property, having raped to tie Im po rtant position. the eommand it has of the sea- boa rd, the facilities It presents Tor eoeatruct!on of the new port, and its general adaptability for the fcrmatloa of streets, shone, and private villa a large and remunerative retain may ale be antielpated. ESTIMATED PROM ON CATALAN PROPERTY. Oa reasence to Mr. Borden report, ft will be seen that who the various improvements Whish have been suggeend have been completed, and theCatakin property fully developed, It Is sett mated to yield a gross wont of %taws) de of cant. per cent., and this within a period of three years, although the estimates have been based on the more extended period of Ave years, and that when the Fort et Nicholas a removed, and the new port aim plated, this profit will be trebled. MINIMUM INTEREST, TEN PER CWT. As the Best payments cd annuities and rent trader the aurae. seats entered into with regard to the Joliette property sot avointsoce will the Ist October, Ws and henna* GPM In the subemlustil halt-year, viz., the let April,l the ten have decided to pay interest at the rate of 10 per sent per annum Sor two years, from March, Mee, on the sap, vaned Fp , and for which four Interest warrants will be attached to the share entitleates at the Man cd Wee (wbibh wlil be slanged to laud purchases account). After that date the revenue from the Joliette lands, the rentals from the other properties, and profits en further sales, will be applicable for divided or bonnie. METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, City. The Inert Eon. thl e at ir rlAWlT has kindly seesented to Nandi at the ANNITEESARY YESTIYAI., at the Loudon Tavern, on WEDNESDAY, March 14,1806. Gentlemen willing , to become Inwards are requested to for. ward their names to the stagetary. Funds are urgently needed to maintain the efficiency of the hospital, sad will be thankially recedeed by the tankers. 44 Wm. Barnette, Besets, Hanbury, and Lloyd, 60 and 62, Lombard ..suet: by the ~usury, at the hospitel and by JAM. 01 1 / I .NEY FRI, Challis= of Committee. ►PHIO INTELLIGKNCE. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nom Gus owl Ei ra ma . DRURY-LANE. TEE REVOLUTION IN ROUMANIA. PARIS. Pia 26. PARTS, Mort Eviamra. My impression is that the French government looks with a favourable eye upon the bloodleea revolution in the Danubian pro►inces. Several months ago, government hacks--who write in foreign as well as Preach papers—received orders to write down Prince Douse. )ree probably never heard of a - Shakespeare's play of the Merchant of 'Venice, reduced so •e to end with the trial scene, was revived at this house last night before • crowded audition. Mr. Phelps impersonated Shy lock, and Portia was represented by lira Hermann Veins. Though the morning perform anew of the pantomime have been discontinued, the evening performeness, ;robs* owing to the premature clodng of Dovent-gardee, seem more popular than ever, and will doubtless be continued until Suter. As • matter of dra matic history, we may reseed the fact that • representation et Mr. Dion Bonedcanlt's celebrated comedy of Loudon Assurance, supported by • powerful cast from the Hay market, Olympic, and Lyon= Theatres, was 1010 at this house yesterday afternoon for the benefit of the General Theatrioal Fund. The hones was generously lest by Messrs. Fakoriez and Ohattertoe, a•d Mrs. Hermann Veda appeared in Mss. Bhbett's part of lady Gay Spanker. joAlll MOM LIVERPOOL OR 4",MSTOWN TO NEW YORK, TWICE • TO LIVKBP _qql. l NSW YORK, and TKILADRLPRIA STEAM-81112 001/YANY intend dr tw o : wither fulkno States rmeliebnilt Imo Saw Illmanalllia. a ggag the UMW PROM LIV ERPOOL tee NEW YORK. CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, Feb. 11. CITY ON CORK, Saturday, Mar k 11, CITY 01 WASHINGTON, Wain...day, Marsh 7, AM area Wednesday, and alternate 711 days and sameas" gain gorge by the mall steamers ailing every Wedsesd ig It Nei II guineas, according to the accommodaHom aZ =IIi me Friday's and Saturduts steamers, 16 salmis. IMMO include. a full suWy of cooked ertisioua. "srkm Canada and the United SMies booked ca Cntsgeose team Yor Hiram puritanism to INMAN, M, Waieralesed, Wooed; age to KB mg KAMM. al. Unit W=iim4o•9l. Lemke. The Petrie of this evening says :--" We believe we are able to state that an interchange of notes has taken place between the guaranteeing Power upoutbe condition pf affairs in Roumania. It is emerged that a pet:font understanding exists be tween France," England, Austria, Prussia, and Russia, to allow events. to take their course so long ' as the Bonmain poi*. being free to settle their future, remain within the stipulations of the Con vention of 1866, and do not create intestine dissen sions Mid difficulties of an Burapean character." The A,enir National publishes a telegram from Bucharest, of to-day's date, stating that Prince •Conas., before his departure, wrote a letter to M. Goisano, solemnly declaring any Roumain to be a trait.* who should not lend his aid to secure the realisation of the general wish of the country on the afiziiiale Inclaimed .. by the great bodies of .the - A muuHARIMT. Fn. 26. The refusal of the Count of Flanders to accept the offered position of Hospodar of Roumania is officially confirmed. JASSY, Fria. Z. METROPOLITAN HALL, Mdgware-road. open at 7.—JAlla lf NAME, PregraMor.-11 the public are in search of novelty combined with sterling merit witneee the great MACAILTHY at ea in the new Omsk entitled 2:ATIONAL ,Itha& or, lif scantly at itome l , lll = their most one will be realised. Angle Adams. the W eeds, a holt at Oar halites wakairr nightly. An entire change in the ateriopticon. me of Amore at Ma—Manager, J. J. FOOIZ publication called the Paris Times; but if you should be able put your finger upon a number of ,that paper of August last you will see a pro phesy of the downfall of Prince °ouzo, writ ten in English which betrays tninalation from French. Telegraphic despatches have bees ex changed between the powers parties to the Meaty of Pails, the result of which is that they do not • NVELSI( HARP, ESSEX-STREET, 3017•1911111-STKIIET.—The NEW PROYELETOR bap to Melt' the attention of gantlenten in the Tamps and "' D setftlll sghboarbood to the slimier accommodation he adorn — Dinners from 12 till 4: on Sundays at t: A large dub-mock suitable for societies' aisetimp, 4o.—zucaxprm, Proprietor. TBI CREDIT FONCIER end MOBILO& M ENGLAND god), In CONJUNCTION with the AGRA and MASTER -8 BANE (Limited), and the NATIONAL DANE. will RIVE APPLIt ATIONR for the CAPITAL of VIE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MARBKILLFB (Limited). Capital, £1,600,000, In 80,000 Shares of 180 seek. Deposit on Application LI per share, on Allotment 14 per share. It is not anticipated that more than if 6 per share will be required in additton. Interest at the rate a 10 per oent. per annum will be paid ke the Bret two years, for which chi werrants, losable alf-early, will be attached to the share wildcat's. A/tor the pro years, the profit income on re-sales of lead Owed, (Neck& r d =a eararelierlalek will be applicatte for distribakm se cc bonne. Darroroni Albert Gnat La., M.P., 1 . Directors of the Credit Fen. William Harrison, Itaq., dor and Madlier of Ragland hand Warner. Req., ILP., (Limited). Colonel James Holland, 1 Directors of the Agra and Has. f, Sydney Stopford, Req., 7 terman's Bank (Limited). paali Neale McKenna, Tael L imishaw, Req., Directors of the National Dank. Riau Lads. Fa., M.P., Arrow, Eder Brother of the Trinity Ham r i lt ia ldwards, raq , Director of the Gmieral Irrigation Com ma of France (Limited). • taking, Req., Director of the Egyptian Trading Company IL oe Guardia, Pais. N. hark Abbetacd, Deputy and fieeretery of the Chamber M impala, Paris. Cate CAygneadves, Chamberlain to the Emperor, and MAINAbIT of the Chamber of Deputies. N. E Papnelli, lA, Place dew Madeleine, Paris. 12111. Ike Cm: Haderman ' s Beak ,Limited ). London and Paris. Se Maud Bank, London, and its Branches in Ireland. lhe Bank of Uremia (Limited), Liverpool. WOLTODOU. Mem Foam, Inns, awl Co., Nicholas-buse, 31111.1. Wanes and Valiance, Restawtreet, filannA, lad Lombard Rouse, George-yard. 11101.133. Nana Malone, MarshalL sad Ilautell, 8, Lombardstrog, D.C. Seems. Rill, Fawcett, and Gill, 28, Threadneedle-street, B.C. Neon Lamina, bon, and Para, 7, Angel-eonrt, lltragnicalon drat, .C. Isonaaa-in-CHM-1 1 Cowe , ll Wird., Marealllot l) (Mamba of the Grabre. Inoanraav (pro O mens —Alfred Lowe. Temporary Oflicee-17 and 18, CornhilL think the events at Bucharest, " order not having been disturbed," call for their interference. The Count de Flandre, Philip I. of Roumania, as the Monitsur calls him, is at the Grand Hotel, and PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S THAS are NWT sad CINAPIIIBT. SIMONS to BLACK TEA, la. Pi. U., ta dd. , ko., Is. 4a. Nowt &adorn llsok Toe Is sow rely Is. Id. par SAWA Pore, shakos Ostloo. ls. 44.,10. Ad., Is. Ott 1 8 1 2LLM .14 0.., Toe Nerehanis. Was WlMaatotroot, Mw Lcaaaa. A price worsal tow awn at foortrot 11111.1.8811 Or.. wad sit govertmedisgs tree w ride lads eltste "Wood No. A Lig Willlastwiroit ; 40s. worth *mime tree to say railway *ado or market tows In Nagland.—PhlYalpo soft Ow have so matt nor sky opaiwalow with sal haw to Nor water or Mose& MN YZNIAN CONSPIRACY. • CORK, Monnat The ease Wore the Kelt-martial for the prom- Milton of Sergent Dermik, god quoin% AMC .ZW hoeing elate* of ormantunicatlon between the primmer and the Bed Canes, and of he gotta; eddies to be wen remiana The ewe adjourned to Theodor, thantho prisoner n"ght prepare hie defence. DUBLIN, Monmar Throe pablinaoi aid another man Win arrested the , morning at Sligo. Segment Campbell. of the Antrim militia, and two eke me, were arrested today in Belfast ; also a roan named , Norpby, to Cork, aid soother at Yamaha John Meth Had Caere for Carlow, and nearly wi &woe an todlvldnil ma Stephen, kss been meted. It , has received a deputation of Wallachians leidMet darkens. The pieveient opinion IN, however, Obit be will not accept the throne offered bolim. As was to be expected in the department of the Marne, Champagne has carried the day. M. Perrier, the mayor of Epernay, and the govern ment candidate, is elected a deputy. It is, how ever no small evidence of the rising tide of public liberal opinion that in a department where at the last election the nominee of power was returned almost unanimously, M. Leblond, the opposition candidate, has polled 7,000 votes against 18,000 given to the great Champagne merchant, supported by the prefect. Judging from the progress of opinion throughout France it is at least 100 to 1 that at the much-looked-for date, 1869, the Marne will return an opposition member. I do not myself see any harm in the nomination MIIDIR'S SELECT LIBR•RY. NIX sod CROICR BOOK& All the MET BOONS et the SEASON and el the out twenty loos are In &salaam at BODIES SWIM LISLART. MIST CLASS SUBSCRIPTION. 0241 OUINILL PER ARNIM Comnaeraing at say dale. Book Clubs sappliad co liberal annea. on application. YUDUrS ce = NEW 01/0 etty or«, 4. zizro-gram, csicAperom Great rejoicing is manifested here at the late events in Buchareek The town was illuminated on the e►ening of the arrival of the news. PAYMENT OP BRAUN IN FULL ALLOWID. As mine shareholders may prefer to ?up the shares in fait maker than have a larger number sub to rob, application rosy be made for &area to be fully pal -up on allotment, Nom half-yearly Interest Warrants, at the roes of 10 w sent. per annum, will likewise be attached to these share swWeaka la the allotment of shares preference will be given to theme appli cation% but the nekmber so allotted will nob mooed 10,000 shares, and the directors reserve to themselves the richt, in their dia. onetime, only to allot IMMO shares in all on the present allot ••ment. portion of the shams will be allotted to appellants who on slainboldess The Credit Ponder and Mobilise of Ragland ClAmiladl. The The Ape and bank Meatermatis Bank (Limited). ional . The National Bask of Liverpool (Limited), To aps oasts from Marseilles and Paris, and the in/snob to the other portion of the giant public. Applies/Ames for abates may be made la the sneezed form which must be aecompanied by the pow{ of di per share deposit, without which no applianc' will be considered. Mould a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will, so Ise as required, be applied lamed& the pay ment due as allotment, amid no ihmat be made, the amount paid will be at onus returned without deduction. Copies of the ershitect's mod essisieses imports or the lends pur chased, and a map, showing their p osition. socolopmf the pro: specula, which, wi th forma of spa maws for shares may be lea of the broken and solicitors also of the Ape and satennan's Bank (Welled), at. Nieboisalane of the National Bank, Old Breed-street. London, aid their branches the Naked Beak of Ltveepool, Liverpool : sad at the Bearetary. at the Mess of the Credi lousier and Mobilise of Ragland (Lotted). Nos. 17 gad lg. Carnal. VIENNA, arm 26. The News Fremdenblatt of to-day states that the Portia= addressed a circular note to the Great Powers, protesting against the revolution at Bucha rest,' and proposing the immediate assembly of a Conference of those powers who were signataries of the treaty of Paris. wasto him, u the recut trial proved, that the large num ber of pikes menufactered by Moore in Dahlia mu mei- - signed- • SET= YORE AHEESTS IN BELFAST. I 1, The Belted pollee Gentian' butly eageged is the lasi of parties believed to be enneeted with the P. emu @piney, else in eserefekm far unlicensed arms. Oa S. r day, shut 4 o'slock, eatolttepeotor Harvey sad Heed• °unstable Simpson proceeded to the home of lirs. Disguise. pawabroker, Out's-street and Chapel-bine, and muted Mr. Jetta °Mak, one if the manager* a the establisheneet, who wu immediately tam to the J- Ormet-homm, sad committed to poi. Griffith is mid to have •espied the posidoe of Heed Oscine of the Beast fr dietedet, and 1$ is probable that he will be lime* we foe 9 trial at the amine. Two mea named Hegel. sioasmomme. -- were arrested ea &tun* truing is Alexaselerolmet • West. lad tere Rama named Beedley were arrested la Led. i tenon-pleee. They were all committed to prises gaieties rIIHRESHER and °LENNY, OUTFITTERS. J. Only establishment in land." next does to Somerset home. atm& N.B. Lists of necessary outet for every purpose r t d r aolatateat to bide, Chink and W. Colonies, be lor an application. THE CORPS LEGISLATIL-SPEECH OF X. THLZRS. PARIS, Fn. 28. s . OBJECTS OP THE COMPANY. The Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (which has been theft twelvemonths in course of organiestion) is ettablished with a view of purchasing and acqulring land and property In the important city 01 Marseilles. the re-sale of the same, and the seqabdthe a n dnceons and privileges oonnected with the developmen improrments of the city and port. It hutheranee of these objects, and after tosj and metal tonerdpflon, various properties have been purchased,in the best porticos of the city. and where the progress of the intprover man gives mmusuce or profitable media. PROPiiRTIES ACOUIRED. The properties which the Company have squired are ea fellows L The Jo! lett, property, compriaing about 2,81000 square feet of building land, altitudes of et eds. I. The Rue Imperial. property, oonsiding of emit 98,000 square fest. S. The Catalans property, consisting of the Hotel, the Imperial Club. Baths, bowies, and building plots, in all about 1,90000 scam feet a. The Fred° property, wadding of building plots of about 1000 square feet. It will be seen, on reference to the rasp, that the Compeny's purshases comprise the lands to the north of the town as well as thsee to the south, with • large extent of seaboard map' a total of about 4,900,000 equate feet. MARSEILLES. PROGRESS OP. Mandiles, both to population and wealth the fret maritime arty In France, tinntalos a dense population of more than 100,000 souls. During the past year 18.000 vessels, with a ton nage of upwards of 3,000.0b0 tons, enlaced sad lett the harbour. Illaredlles commands it. commerce of the Mediterranean, en grains nearly the whcle trade with Algeria. and is the packet defies for the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company, the Memegerles lapidaries. and other steem-packet semen's trading with all parte of the world. It posfesees eommodious I docks and warehouses. and, by railway, la in direct communi. cation with all parts of ?woes. The old harbour having been found inadequate to the rapidly exwding commerce of the place, the new Harbour of La ..Tote, covering an area of St some, was constructed, and Is constantly crowded with shipping. It is surrounded by broad Q uays, with stately buildings on the north aide, and • new town is rising rapidly in its immediate vicinity. mute 1800 three other Melee have been constructed, named Du Lamm; (Urine, and Napoleon, which will double the harbour accommodation of Mansellies. THE EMPEROR'S INTEREST IN MARSEILLES. HI; sell known that his Majesty the Emperor of the Trough takes deep interest in the welfare and prosperity of Marseilles, endthe Metiers have strong reasons to believe Mathis Majesty's gracious and special protection may be depended upon to aid any enterprise having (like the would Compeer) the object of developing the resources of the sift and a cco rdingly app cation Is intended forthwith to be made by the Directors to obtain the valuable coneession for 'razing the Port St. Nicholas, and to asks the new Catalans Port RUE IMPERIALS. By the °estimation of the Rue Imperials, which is 80 feet with, and lined by important buddinp, a direct commusicatioa bat been effected between the Rue Caneldf re, the Exchange, the Anclen Basin or rid Harbour, and the new basin • or docks afore mentioned. This has cowed the demolition of large Nooks of houses densely occupied, which drcutestance, trus tier with the previous dencthoey of house accommodation. modern the construction of new buildings absolutely neeessary for commercial and residential purposes, and causes an eager thalami for vaunt plots of building JOLIETTE PROPERTY ACQUIRED. In this quarter of the town. where the commercial require. neelsof the growing population are so great, the Company has mend about 57 acres of freehold et:tiding land, exclusive of *eels, and this wrier exceptionally favourable eirounistansee. kik u respect. situation and terms of payment. ti:, d'• RUE IMPILETALIL PROPERTY ACQUIRED. Mere than fid.oo) square feet of this land are in the Rue finest street In Marseilles. The remainder is il l=nihe Quanta de la Joliette, commencing at the Purl of La Joliette, and extending the whole length of the cloaks, the Beam &Arline, the Port Napoleon, and terminating ▪ tits Basin Radoub. These lands are traversed by streets from Mto II feet wide, la isonnection with the Rae Imperials by the Boulevard Maritime, and are surrounded by an industrious and thriviag population. TERM OF PURCHASE. The land will he handed over to the Company completely broiled, with a I the streets and footpaths pared, drainage com plete, gas laid on, and provision made for the supply of water to to topmest stories. As by the conditions of the treaty for the acquisition of the Joliette Estate, it is stipulated that six years should be given. by which time the estate is to be covered with houses ; the op tion is reserved to the Company for the same period, during which it may elect either to pa> the purchase-money in one sum, st to make an annual payment of equal instalments, extending ever a period of thirty years, with a fixed rats of interest an d dating hind. PROFESSOR DONALDSON'S REPORT. Before the treaty for this portion of the property was con cluded the perchseers secured the services of Professor Donald son late President et the Institute of British Arehitects) to per ▪ investigate the operations in peewees at Marseilles, and the character and value of the sttea. A copy of his report accompanies the prospectus. CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. The Catalans P:operties are In the Immediate neighbourhood et the marine residence of the Emperor, and command a I frontage to the UM of *Lout a mile in length. They are admirably situated bothfor basineas premises and private villas. BUILDINGS NOW ON CATALANS ESTATE. Many thrst-class houses are already erected; a magnificent hotel 'now open', having 140 rooms: and the Imperial Club Mew In course of construction), of n hie architectural elevation, surrounded with terra.* and gardens, all LIS out under the government plan. There to an extensive bathing estabethnent, eftslu frequented by more than Is. 000 bathers daily. This district wilt undergo a radical improvement when Fort 131. Nichols, which separates the Catalan property from the centre of the town, shall have been demolished, a new pert constructed, and additional streets made, so as to render cam piece the facilities for communication between the old and new , portions of to. The mon the elpalit wn y of the town of Marseille' engage, at thetr own expense, to lay down gas, make macadamized roads, and mare a proper water supply for the houses. There are in this spark? about four miles of streets from 40 to BO feet in width, which have been recently opened and lighted with gas : and the Boulevard Is Cordons (74 feet in width and lately opened for traffic) forms a continuation of the splendid promenade of the Pratte. The district communicates with the de Rive Name, the meth* of the old port and of the comm.-rem of the town, by the Boulevard de rEmperetw. All these important facts furnish sisserseess of great success, and there can be no doubt that this Portion of the Coropauy s properties will be sold at a price which , will Meld a very large profit. THE PRA DO PROPERTY. The Pride Lands are near the Routhern Railway Statism, in an admirabte positlen, and well adapted for the establishment of warehouses, shops, fie. With Impeet to the value and prospects of these proPertdes. a report by Mr. P. Horde, the well-know engineer, of Memento, , leeemPanke this prospectus, giving ample details thereon. AMOUNT AND PERIOD OF PAYMENTS. .The total meant of purchases is At.ggd.lea ; et this sum . MIA " Payable by instalments spread over various dates ad exteedine in part to a period of feu years, and only samba e La* en taking over the estates, caution money being lodged se me Meantime tor the due observance el the Company's mi- Milt le therefore expected that with the aid of the s borrowing powers, not more than Ate per share will on those shares not folly paid up cut allotment. ••-• wi th comparatively small amount of capital , the sham , rams have the advantap of profit derivable from dealing with largo extent*: property. MT Or WiIIOILINDUII OF ASSOCIATION. _______ 1. The name of the Oirpany is w The Imperial load Company of Marseilles (Limited). 1 The reclaimed ogles of the Company is to be In Megised. The objects for which the Company le established w : (') The soqulaltion by pantheist, leasing, or others - Lie of lend in and neer the City of Marseilles, In the empire of trance, sod the improvenseet, by building or otherwise, of land se par shamed or acquired. (1) The oohing, lowing, transferring or 'otherwise Capons er mortgaging of the lands. booms, sod Whet handbags and parka erected. essaitted, or otherwise acquired by the Company, la large or small porticos or altogether, and either before or after the same shall have been improved by building or otherwise, and on such terms as the Company shall think fit. Mllt u :i s mprovement of buildings already tweeted. either by adding to, enlarging. compiling& or altering the sea, or by when new hoopoe end buildings. (4) The investing of the capi.al of the Company In banding on, or otherwise improving, or adding to, the marketable value of lands from time to time acquired by the Company, and the making, maintaining. and noblemaking, all well worts as the Company may thick Dearmary or expedient for any of the purposes of the The' (t) borrowing of money, and the Lew of tranderable or other hoods or mortgage debentures, or any other securities founded or based upon all or any of the real or pommel asset. ar credit of the Company. (6) The ersaseeffte and ticks at all wad menses aed Wogs an ghat be soothers or toeidental to the above oblates, or any of them, Including the applying for and obtaining the incorpo ration of the Company In Vranco. 4. The liabllitt of the members is limited. 5. The 'spite of the Company is 41,000,00 e, divided into 80,000 shares of 010 each. TOME OP LFYLIOLIIOII FOl SMARM To las paid up by instalments.. To be left with ih• Beakers No. To the Directors of the Imperial lead Company of MaresiDes (Limited). Gentleinek—Having pad to your *milt with' Bauk, the sum of , Wag the deposit of per Aare on shares In th e above Company. I request that you will allot me shares et die each in the Imperial Lend Company of Marseilles (Limited), and 1 hereby undertake to accept the same. or say smaller number which you may allot to ma, and to pay the mitt thereon: aa4 I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you to place my name on the register of members, in rasps* of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, your °bodkins servant, BMW in full Address in fail _ irotesslon trettal slignatur• Date IMI Or the following form for fully peld•op sires: FORX OF APPLICATION 10IR MARNA. Par shares to be tally paid up on allotment. T• be ksll WUY tie Bankers. Do. To the Directors of the Imperial land Company et Maresillee (Limited). Gentlemen,—llaving paid to your credit with° Dank. the sum of C being the deposit of tl per share oa shares in the above Company, I request thM you will allot me shams of CYO each In the Insperod land Company of Marseilles (limited), and I hereby under take to accept the same, or any smaller number which you May allot to me, and to pay the balance, L 9 per share, thereon ; and I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you to place my earns ea the register of members, In reaped) of the shame allotted to me. I am, gentlemen _ _ Yeur obedient; NM* _ Nuns in full ♦ddrer in full Profession 'Usual avatars Dale 11.8. • lased &akin' Name& WILMAINE'S wholesale and export UPHOL SIRRY end GIIKARAL FURNISHING WARRHOL Nee. lat to 115, Newingtan-betts. notarise. Franots4treet. Ineroet tie largest and most varied stook in London. AU goods warranted, and delivered fres. New Illustrated priced lists of fan:diem bedding, Sta. gratis. MOOD wall best Soorelotbe (part at Taylor's Depositary), ell &ow patterns and well Bosomed, in Od. per yard, words Sa l. ADOPTED LARGRLY BY BEE MAJESTY' GOVERNMENTS. CHEAP, LIGHT, aud DURABLE ROOFING. CROGGON'S PATENT ASPHAL LI ROOFING FELT has been extensively used and pronounced seßcisat and particularly applicable for warm climates. Id. It is a non conductor. 2nd. It is portable, being packed In rolls, and not liable to damage In carriage, *rd. It effects a saving of half the timber usually required. elk. It can easily be applied by soy unpractised parson. 6th. From Its lightness, weighing only about alba to the square of lOu feet, the cost of carriage Is small. Inodorous Felt, for damp walls and for damp floors, under carpets and floor cloths ; also for Lining Iron houses, to pease the temperature. Price One Penny per Square Foot. CROOCION and Co.'s Patent Felted Lineathing for covering , Wee' bottoms, ttc., and I Dry BairFelt, for covering steam boilers, Pipes. Be- getTCCUBI the rad Samotion of heat, and 'allo testlmonfals. end t 211 pe r t . ..T at fuel. of on ttoo to CROCGON and Co., 2, Dowse shill, London : and at 2, Gorse MUSS. Liverpool ; and 4, Overgeequans, Glasgow. DEniEFORIYB FLUID MAGNESIA.—The nsodlcal protection for thirty years have approved of Oda pare solution of vamped& as the best remedy for acidity of stomach, headache, heartburn, goat, and indliestlea ; and aa • mild apricot it is emmv•tally adapted tor ladles and children. Prepared by DINNIFORD and 06., Cbendole, dm, ITII, New Bandatrost, London, end sold throughoat the world by all rsiPsellable chemists. Cautiow—fles thst " Dlnneked and Co: h n~ each bottle sad red lalwl over the sort. THE BEST REMEDY for Indign ation, Bilious sod Liver Complaints. FBAIIPT O IIIS PILL of HIALTH. Sold il l Medicine Vendors, M lid. and to bd. par box :or obtai through any Megabit. TVL SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PIMA, J../ • rarer tailing remedy. prepared without any memorial th ipe dienu, from the mine el Dr. ikon, will be found luntluable to 8U wbo suffer hum Winn and liver ciouiplaints, tildisestion. n tha. spasm, giddiness, diadem of the *yak Da. Par habitual *Dadra:ten. ma a taaaily sonnet atedlaitia, and as • pariflar of the birod. they are truly excellent mild in their operation sod grateful to the aboniach. they create aupetite, promote and stireestbme the whole nervous system —Bold by a rt= b e rg t dissiuk 4 lap Wilineintreet. Charinvezeir. sad M meet In boxes. is. lyd. arid 21. ed. He sure to aik Dr. afjoaTa War sad Lim Pills. The web* in a spare tor pan with "ABhom Lambert" sflararita ou the saran t. ANOTHER CURE of COUGH sad 110A11111318 8 by Dr. LOODCTIS 111LXONIC WAYRDS. —"Tergamototroo. iteeepoid. I had boas troubled idth • ecogb aod hoarseness for Dearly two years. offbeat Melina toilet bat ewe box ( b. baa quite egret soe.—/. waggewsw They she lastest ntNid alaiN/O, esweassgefres, eisagtos wog diaorden of the breath and how They Ism a &anal tido. la lid. sod la ed. per boa. lola by all *Umtata SPECTACLES are NECESSARY WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued after stadia;: WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be double WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— WHENthe candle is placed between the eyes H the book: WHEN objects must be held further off to be sem seen alserly WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a asedle. The above are premonitory signs of deosying=l, and ladled. Mat an optislan &meld be consulted without . hem land and esteem*, practice letessrs. Thomas Hunk an Bon are tally eompetent t. advise on di masters pertaining to the remedy*/ detective sight. They skilfully slept leases, pedestal tem. el the mills* poem, and likewise the emimgy Jalapa/ay 'sleet • epee. Male frame of form MI6 bes to the lase. TRO RABBIS and SO N, N, opticians to th e hoyal nuenr. opposite IKAS Os British Museum gates. London (their only house), estabilsked MO. Balaton —No *miners or egad& RUPTURES. The PATENT SELF ADJMITINO 021111 AN neres, acting effectually wue out any complications, is reoommended by the faculty for the ere and relief of hernia The neoreary quaky of a good trues is ea eager resisting power, without masesseary pres sures the part affected, whkh desirable object le alone obtained in a true waeasuabered with straps, spiral 'prop, sr ped behind. —J. WO sad Ca, 1, Florally. W. J. MEET and PAINLESS .—T fear of pain and dread of operation Inherent to PN all dete he r very many to whets ARTIFICIAL TROTH are of vital impor tance from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. In a practiee founded fa HMO, and now extending over greater part of the kingdom. as experience unequaled has been obtained, en abling us to offer even the most sensitive sufferer a system of dentistry perfeee in its absolute freedom from pale, a procialitil pertaining only to oar practice. and for which her Majesty bas ted her royal letters patent. This 7 a t i mi e . mbreees Meson nee with all Maass, however the tasked of extraction of loom teeth Galli beectem agi g= useful In mastication, and the niter absence of all and every ope ration, so that the most nervous person tan be supplied without fear of pain or inconvenlasce. Them teeth am cheaper, more durable, natural, and comfortable than any yet proclaimed. Con sultation free. Teeth from fa, sets from eve to IS guiseas, warranted. For the efficacy, utility. and 4111000111 of tbis system vtde " lancet." Messrs. LEWIN and SIMEON IfOSELY and SONS, 80, bernmetrest, 0 sford.street. and 448, Strand. opposite Charing-cross Railway Station. Daily attendance at lb. White frtarpie. Hull; 10, Norfolk-street. Ebefield ; 4, Nast-parade, Leeds ; 14, It. Nlcholaa at, Scarbre, and SS, Coney-et., York. lestabliabed 1180. No connexion with any one or the lam name. NVHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispens able to Personal Attraction, and to Health and Longevity by the t roper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' °DON'T°, or PURL DANT I YRICF.. coinpoonded of Oriental ingredients, is of inestimable value in ;Resolving and beautifying the Teeth, strengthening the gums, and in giving • pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradicates tartar from the teeth, removes oote of incipient decay, and polishes sad. preserves the enameL to which It imparts a pearl like whiteness. Its invaluable roper ties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the a of Europe, and it is univeraally in hih repute. Price per boa. Sold at Hatton-garden, a nd by chemists and perfumer& Ask for lowlands' Odonto. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE —The ['lesion and Mali seed invention of the day. AOllll ANABBLLS.— Herrn JOHN OOSNELL and Co.. Three King -court, Lombard street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfu ll y o ff er to the public this truly marvellous Mild, which gradually restores the human bah. to its pristine hue—no matter at what ape. The Agee Amanita bas DOW of the properties of dyer': It. on the meninx", benefiekal to the system, and when the hair Is once restored one appikallon per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price al la per bottle, or to half bottle. lea. 64. John GosneU and Co. havebein appointed rfumers to MLR. the Prisms' al Wales.—JOHN GIANILL and Co.' CHERRY TOOTH PASTE is greedy superior y tooth powder.—To be bad of all per fumer. chemists, a n d at the manniactery, Ned Bull Wharf, eff. Upper Skansesetreet. Landon. ACENTURY of SONNETS ; the Burns Corn teemoretion : Canning's ltmeral : and other Verses. By JACOB JONES. Bartirtereit-Leer, formerly of B N C., Oxford Author of " Bard Sonnets," de. On PC David's Day, price 24. ed. Bennett, Lthdiopsgate-etreet. New Edition, pries Ls., THE RENEWING of LIFE, addressed more espechdly to men of business, the studious, the sedentary, and all labouring under be debilitating effects of over-taxed energise either of body or mind. By goer Liman, N.D., Y.A.S., London. Dean and floa. Ludgate-ha E.C. Price le., by poet 14 stamps, THESCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A practical guide for self•preserra- Don, and for imparting health. streagth, and eactency to the most Important functions of We. Supplemented by an Essay on the Treatment of Nervousness, Lowness of Spirits, Lassitude, Debility. and Indigestion; addressed especially to profeesiona men, men of business, th e studious, the sedentary, and all who are Waltzing under the debilitating effects of orer.taxed energies, either of bedy or mind. By a PHYSICIAN of 20 years' practice. •• The work forms an excellent mamma for all who would learn how to use life, and not abuse It. On the control of the phaetons and the regulation of the fanctions, the advice throughout Is most valuable."—elturrh and State Goma& Mann, SO,Corobill. Prior ln., DR. CTJLVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Ita Obllotiona, Happl oaaa, and Map intinents. Mann. Conskil or Author. Errant Marl W. Working Man's for. half • Gainer. . , MISAILABLB DIA= 07 A NOTORIOI7B COMM— A° &Korey was held by Dr.Laakentor, at the Model Prisms, Pentonvffie yesterday, touching the death of a coo vict named Thomas Taylor. The deceased, who was by trade a butcher, and aged 46 years, was sentenced last April at the Central Criminal Court, to seven years' penal servitude for I Aterirg coueterfeit coin, sad was undergoing the sentence at the time of hie death. Fur a similar offence he bad been twice previously convicted, haying been sentenced iu April 1840, to twelve mouths' imprisonment, and in Septem. her, 1861, to four years' penal servitude. The deceased complained lest November of a sore throat cod difficulty of swallowing. Be was placed is the 'niacin infirmary on the Bird December, and it was found he wad suffering fnrs a painful disease that is rarely met with, called striatum I of the oesophagus or gullet. Nutritious liquids, suob as beef tea and wise, were supplied him, but when the liquid reached a certain part of the gullet a portion of it twesped into the windpipe, and a part only rebelled the stomach. Babemosetly no food of any hied could be conveyed to the stomach, so narrow was the stria . Pam and the unfortmate man died literally . of starvation. Mr. Bradley, housecurgem to the proms, is reply to the eciromr. said the omelets generally were very healthy, and the rase of mortality Anon them very low. There had hese only two deaths last year,, sod one this year, oat of 520 cooviets. The coroner attributed this fact to the variety in the diet supplied to the meviats. The jury expressed their satlafeeMin at the eleaelbess of the cell is which the demeaned had been cos . lined, and of the tefirmary. The °ovum said he wished as much omit be mid gee. rally of the Goaded and eleanlinser i I of the workhouses se wee the fact with repea tDiedt o the prisons. The jury returned verdict of ' from natural wanes. " The debate on the address in reply to the speech from the throne oommenced to-day in the Corps Legialatif. K Thiers delivered a speech against the home policy of the government. He was anxi ous to see the crowning of the edifice become a principle, and demonstrated that the principles of 1789, proclaimed by the constitution, were violated by withholding necessary liberties from the coun try, These were individual liberty, liberty of the presi, electoral liberty, which oomprises the right I I of public meeting and excludes the system of offi rend candidate', the right of interpellation and ministerial responsibility. K Thiers demanded these liberties as the minimum of what might one day be claimed by the country. Count Latour spoke in support of the draft of the address. The debate will be continued to-morrow. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. FLORENCE, Fmk 26. In the debate on the Provisional Budget in to daes sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, the Mar quis Pepoli proposed that the house should pass to the order of the day upon all the motions brought forward relative to the Provisional Bud get. The ministry stated they accepted the order of tM das„ayopoeed by &gear Lovito. This de clared that the Chamber desired radical re forms in the administration, that it reserves its judgment upon the financial projects of the government, and places confidence in the ministry for the realisation of political: and administrative improvements. The ministry op posed the adoption by the house of the simple order of the day proposed by another member, which was subsequently rejected by 181 against 150 votes. The order of the day brought forward by Signor Lovito IMP then adapted by 181 against 142 votes, and the Chamber finally passed the bill for the exercise of the Provisional Budget by 228 against 58 votes. THE BANK OF BELGIUM. BRUSSELS, FIDL S. The Bank of Belgium bsa fixed its rates of dis count at 4 and 41 per cent. for bills and advances respectively. INDIA. (By direct Overland Telegripb.) BOMBAY, Fau. 24. 1.27 P.K. Import and cotton markets quiet. Shipments of the week, 42,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2a. lid. Freights to Liverpool, &W. CALCUTTA, Fn. W. Exchange on London, 2e. lid. Freights, 32*. 6d. SINKING OF • STELNILIt OFF Extra.—A collision took place io the river off Erith on Sunday moroing be tween the Minns steamship, with a general cargo from Oporto, and the Ellen Sinclair steamer, outward bound to Newcastle, by which the latter-mentioned vowel sustained so much damage that abe immediately fil'ed and went down in the centre of the stream. The Minos beings to Messrs. Robinson, of Mark-lace ; she is an iron-built steamer about 600 tons register, and was in charge of a pilot at the tine. It is represented that she easie in contest with the 811011 Sinclair amidships with such force as to stove in the whole of her aide, the Minos herself also sustaining very serious damage, her bows being also stove in. The crew of the Ellen Sinclair, finding their vessel sinking, took to the hosts and escaped, but were unable to save any of their clothes. At high water her topmasts are visible above water. She was 633 tone register, and was fitted with four watertight bulkheads, and was engaged in the coal trade. On the menus/toe being male known to the harbour masters, steps were taken to guard the shipping passing up and down against rusting into the sunken wreak. The llinna's fors compartment filled with water. but she managed to make beadirey, and arrived off East lake, Eloreelydowo, in the course of the morning. LOST me THE FLOODS.—On Saturday afternoon, • labouring man named Bortoo, in the employ of Mr. Argent, of the Minor Farm, Egham, went into a field os the racecourse in order to look after some sheep. While thus signori he noticed something lying in • yioughed field called the Bide," which bad been flooded during the re osot extensive inundation by the waters of the Thames. As the ground was almost a bog from the large quantity of water which bad been lying upon it oolong, Horton wayeri• cooed some difficulty in reselling the spot in gusstioe, but on doing so found what he at first imagined was the deed body of a man lying upon his face with the arms and knees imbedded in the mud. Horton at once proceeded to Sella= and obtained the assistance of police-constable Walker, of the Surrey Oonteibulery, with whom, and several other persons, he returned to " the Ride." Upon examining the man it was found that although cold, numbed, and quite insensible, he yet breathed. He was, however, in a most dreadful condition. The poor fellow had evidently lost his way among the water and mud left upon the land from the flood. In his straggles to extricate himself from the atrial position into which he bad wandered, be bad sunk deeply into the min, and during the extents he bad to escape, his trousers were torn from their supports, sad, bedaubed with mud, were twisted round his feet, leaving his body is • partly &s -eeded enclitics, and with cramped and stlffeaed extremi ties. Be had also lost one of his boots. The unfortunate man was , as nos as possible, conveyed to the Catherine Wheel Inn, Egham, where he was examined by Mr. Hey ward, a elegem al the born. Stimulants were administered. and after • time the man slightly recovered, whoa he was tanned under the directisu of Mr. Inspector Barter to the Old Windsor !lidos. The same ot the poor fellow who was found in such • distends( condition is supposed to be Brows, and his appearance was that of a 'ebonite( ans. Hoer long he bad bees strognlieg shoat in the mod is sot known. bat it ie conisotured that he most have been upon the spot for several hours, the tracks made by his steeples being easily distiognishable. It was &boot 4 o'clock when he was found ; to • couple of hours foreleg vatic' have sin is, sad this his fate would have been sealed. of the Imperial Prince to the honorary presidency of the Universal Exhibition of 1867. I regret the reasons which have made the Emperor break de finitively as far as regards politic with his amain, who represented Internal &we, ad the prompt and undisguised evacmatiou of game and Mexico. Bat given the proposition that Pleo-Pioa is out of the question, I see no objection to the heir-appa rent being put in his plass. I moat report, how ever, that what does not strike me as ridiculous does seem so to the Parisians. I have heard very many " footometers" laugh at the appointment. It is to re-set against this laugh (that is rire Ins In Frisco is proverb) that the government proms contains daily paragraphs intended to familiarise the publie with the ides of the child prince at the head of the Exhibition, and to show how capable he is of ful filling the duties. At a recent dinner the Emperor proposed the health of the "Imperial Prince, Presi dent of the Universal Exhibition," and called upon him to return thanks. The little boy, with the modesty natural to his age, at first refused to say anything, but being pressed he is recorded to have given utterance to the very sensible remark, that he tested he was too young to perform his duty as he ought to do. The Temps has received a warning for having esidj its number of Feb. 24, apropos cd the elec tion fof the Marne :—" The poll is:open ; for the last time we remind the electors that if they return a deputy to swell the ranks of the contented dummies, they will out themselves off from any right to complain of high taxes, a large annual levy of recruits, and the want of liberty and free dom in business. All this remorse they will spare themselves by voting for M. Leblond." I would defy anyone to guess the grounds of the warning, which the Marquis de Lavalette (who seems to envy the laurels of M. de Bismarck and Prince Clouse) has invented to come down upon the Temps. The Minister of the Interior sees in the above article " expressions insulting tothe Corps Legialatif, and language hostile to the free exercise of the rights of the electors." How any exhortation, how ever strong, on the part of private individuals exercising no power, can fetter the rights of the constituency, is a proposition which paws all understanding oat of coup d'etat circles. After the fact of the return of K Perrier, the government candidate, before this absurd warning was issued, the government must groan over the folly of the minister whose unin telligent zeal holis it up to odium and ridicule for no purpose. There are still rumours that the Marquis de Lavalette is going out ; it is high time that they should be realised. The Bourse was depressed at the opening but closed with comparative firmness. Rents fell only 21c., both fur cash and account ; Mobilier rose lfr. 25c. At a general ordination holden in the Cathedral Church of Norwich on Sunday loot the following persons were admitted into holy orders :—Deaeons : Robert Blakistoo. 8.A., St. Peter's College, Cambridge; James Wilber* Harding, B.A , Wadham College, Oxford; Robert Lewin Howarth, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. Priests: William Henry Hier, 8.A., Pembroke College, Oxford ; Horatio Minh. 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge; William °antler Robinson. B.A. Si Clatharine's College. Cambridge. On Monday last the Rev. Harry Charringto• Fisher Clerk, M.A., was instituted to the rectory of Bat gingham, in Norfolk, on the presentation of George Plookart Aide., of Ideplesteed Hall, in the county of Fame:, Esq. At a general ordination held by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester sad Bristol in the catheirsl china of Glou cester on Sunday lost, the following putts:nee were ad mitted into holy orders. viz. :—Deseons: Alfred Robert Bennett, 8.A.. St. Catharioe's College, Cambridge; Charles Frost, 8.A.. Jesus College, Cambridge; Philip Fine Stewart Holland, 8.A., Worcester College, Oxon ; Nigel Fowler Noah, 8.A., Pembroke College, Oxon. Priests: Joe Wood Bayldon, M.A., Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge ; Hugh Forbes Smith Marriott, 8.A., Trinity College, Cambridge. After the ordination the bishop lit:mord the Rev. A'fred Robert Bennett, to the eurerry of Aylburton ; the Rev. Coaxial Frost, to the curacy of Porto'. Wilts ; the Rev. Philip Fame Stewart Hulloed, to the curacy of Stouehouee ' • the Bee. Nigel Fowler Nub, to the curacy of Leckharapton. New Woltite AT WINMENSTZB. PAIACIL —New works are now in hand for the erecting of an erode is Palsos-vard in harmony with the Parliament House, from the &Mem of Mr. IL M. Barry. This will extend along the east aide of Palecoytod, forming i new base to the Imilding, end rising somewhat higher thee the level of the roadway seer Weeterinster.bridge. The centre of this mewl* is epee go a porch. having a statue oe each side, to that porting of the Palace ; at the same time the arcade will supply a covered toy for throe who approach the sew railway station which is to be erected close to the north west angle of the bridge. A subway beneath the rembray will raider oommenicstion easy and safe. This will he commenced as soon as the railway works will admit. It Is alseLt i roposed to Apish the west side of the clock tower lg ug ; the appearases of the new work will be ease Cre — rmeolee with thst which alreedy exists. A handsome ' Inuit= of tree, gilt sad richly moulded, will extend eking the whole side of Bridee-street, and be perforated by gate% having within, es well as on the west side alao, a aeries et ekrubberiea llsearx AND anima= ILDITOILID IT Dv BazaVa anzmous =rewire 11118110 A FOOD OW& MOP within' an. Alone or haseemelmies.==lladigesthel% meek set t a nd VlSSlsficwe Mr' ==nOOL.aed seerneea oositagarritrie wings Di ease la Obit nineties, sad is 0e beet Diet ter WON Gene emaiNt. —Da Dory ad OA, KAM Ilevate NW. Leaden, W. In iliedrel.,l:tor ;hakelba IS.: URA, ; sibs at t, : SIDdIOO. uziordeonies: sad Men Orooses...Oureselieselset.l LerdZiestssaat's warraat. Oa Sunday Hem O'Hegsa, Barrack-skuti ; High " N'Oookiaa, Jalus-ttreet ; and Peter IL'Oooldas. : fir I street, were arreshed sad lodged in the pallsemilbses O'Ragais was cleat Levies by the Ulster hallway Whist be was takes hate woody. The pollee hare beat etabehlut his movements' for some time past, sad it is said he hi high • up mum the elicieiturers is the Pemba acesphary. ALUM= nutteNisht IN THE mum Yodeller Modieg the orderly officers of the seve ill regiments stationed in the garrison of Dublin, along with • slumber of sergeant-maim, impeded the prisms"' irhe hese bees arrested under the powers osa (erred by the act for suspending the Habeas Corpus Aet in kolas& The result wee that • number of prisoners were Misstated as being deserters from her Majesty's tarns, and were accordingly tranunitted handcuffed and seder straw escort to the army medical offices. for *limitation, previous to • report of the dream ,pt•as being forwarded to the MerecOsearb. The twirls bo aide isolable a descriptive return of the primed, Ml date of eommitial, whether arrested or surrendered, pc boble date of embalmed and where, probable data of deser tion and from what plats, and particulars in the evidence oe which the primmer was committed, showing whether he surrendered or was apprehended, and is what manner, sad upon what grounds. The object of stating the par. tieulars given is evidence before the magistrate rdatieg to the epprehension or surrender of the deserter is is order that the Secretary of Slate for War m►y be enabled to decide whether any and what reward should be given for the apprehension ; or whether the deserter is entitled to a favourable report of his case to his commanding officer if he shall have volun tarily surrendered ; or if, hating been apprehended, he shall have confessed his desertion. The medical officer inspects the deserter, to report as to his fitness or un fit:sees for Ludlam, service. As a guide to oornmittleg magistrates in such PINS the following memorandum is appended to the official return :—" Magistrates are particularly requested to ti anima to the Under Sem tery of State for War, War-olifoe, Pall-mall, London, S. W., with the least possible delay after the commitment of a deserter, a descriptive return, upon this form, properly Sled up, in order that t►e man may not be unneocesarily detained in civil custody." Commanding officers me also requested to state whether the man actually appears to be a deserter, and (if reported unfit for entice) whether it is desirable that be should be discharged, or return to his oerps. Assospt the perties dealt with according to this mapper were William Price, Dmaisl Lyons, and William Corry, private soldiers, belonging to the 87th Regiment ; James Hughes, 75th Regioteut ; and Dept& Kinchsla, slims James Kelly, Royal Artillery, all on furlough le this city, who were arrested on Saturday on a charge of having deserted from their regiment', and joined the Fenian Brotherhood ; and the men arrested as civilians at Pilo• worth's pablla•bonaa in James's-airiest, who gave their name as Thomas O'Brien and William Thompson, bat who were is reality two deserters from the sth Dragoon Guards, gamed James Wilton sod Martin Hoysisa The prisoners were all banded over to the military asthorities and will be tried by ooart•martial• An Art-Workmen's Exhibition at the Royal Institution to Manchester was yesterday opined io presence of Sir J. Y. Bat-Shatieworth and a numerous company of ladies and gentlemen, by Lord Houghton, who spoke at some length on the adeastogis of such exhibitions as tending to promote popular taste in art and improving popular manners. The present exhibition condoms about 400 eon tributioos, which are tins work of 200 workmen. SOCIRTY or ANTIQOASISR.—Mr. James Spedding will read a paper before this society on Thursday mit a at 8.30 p.m., on the alleged complicity of James L in the murder of Sir Thomas Geerbery, apropos of an unedited letter written at the King's dictation to the Earl of So retina by Slr George Mora, Lieutenant of the Tower. Is his researches on the " Life of Baotou," Mr. Sneddiag has been led to mike himself thoroughly magma of this com plicated gander', and his papaw is accordingly looked forward to with much interest. Caawtsr.—A meritorious effort has been area mestelly made in this Sumer. village (clomp to the Three Bridges) to emulate the doings of larger places. Under the direetim of Mr. Mark Loewe, a resident, an sxhibitiou has been opened which opens to-day, and will be open until Friday toelusive. Among the contributors of pictures are Moms. Marais". Frith. E. M. Word, Anadell, Cheater, and other eminent artists; there are also works by John Leech sod Augustus Egg. An interesting col lection of android's end articles of vertu bait bees furnished by tM neighbouring podgy. Mr. &tinsel exhibits a line quantity of diamonds and the celebrated internam bird, and Mr. Valentine ands tapestries sad armour. ♦ UNtrosst POOR-RATS rot LONDON.—The ap persist impossibility of reconciling the hostile principles of centralisation and local self-governiniot is the main mama given for sequicegieg in existing seaodals. Tampering with the value of property is another objection, but one ism dreaded than ramie( the ire of petty dignitaries, who, like so may Old Men of the Bee, override the wealth, Intern. gems, sag respeolability of the parishes they miseepressnt, while disc* to, sod eresbiog cows the poor. Yet many of the most formidable difficulties &deemed are mere sir- Whig's, to be destroyed as the first tench, es itiesips•ed by a tem* ; and it remains to be nese whether, whin deaths from destitution, cruelty, and modal, and persistent ill treatment of the poor, are shown to be is oos scats, sod a moderato sitlnstment of mediating interests is the other, the aides rill sod insist upon botoone, considerate, sag politic adios. Flom the very nature of things, no real good auk be effected Petit Leaden is plosedurider a loiters peer-rate.—Yorriagday &view. V: a