The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-23 00:00:00

n NEWSPAPER : 4 r C r ; ill . 1 11NI 4111 1 je 41 4 1 - ir33 rt 4 tisaud.X.Li 1111_01INEMI L cirsurx sad No. 5,498.) MIITTA and MADRAS . — STEAM COM ICATION between LONDON and INDIA by the vieg edleent Fleet of Stamen belonging to the of India and gooJoa shipping Company wen-known clipper L i disry steamship CALCUTTA. t,281 tons, 300-horse_ ,power • 11 WRIGHT. Commander . will leave the Vicsoria ;London) Perks oo 7th May, and Plymouth on 12th May, for Calcutta, r am at Manna. This magniticent ship, bulls expressly for the India trade, has beau thoroughly Netted, ham flrsterate ac commodates tor passengers, and will carry an experienced ; also a stewardem The average of them ,s,„ners has been 00 days to Madras. some of them making the s petest passages en record. Passengers by these steamers will ps.e the option of embarking and disembarking at Plymouth, the Company paying their railway fare between London and 11,,a.th. mel conveying them to end from the ateamera. The saes of passage will be the same es liefore.—For freight or apply CO Grindley and Co., 65, Parilament-etreet, S.W. ; ,''- , - iAt t s managing agent,of the Company, Messrs. Bond and At, lie!vie, 5, Minetog-lane, LC.: and In Plymouth, to Mr. wasing.—Any applications for eepolatmenta as mldship- Ilatt. in this service must be made at the Mikes of the Company, mus. in,klane, EC. REGINALD PEEKED., Peereistry. FINANCE COMPANY of LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING►, MARCH 23, 1864. • SMITH, KNIGHT, and COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated undo, " The Companies Act, 1984." The Mercantile Credit Amodation, fa coolunction with the Con tract Corporation, will receive Applications for Shares in the above Company. Capital, £4,000,000, la 80,000 Shares of PAO each. That True, 40,000 Shares. Of which 90,000 have been already aubacrihed. DepoNt on application, it per Share, and e 4 on allotment, No future call to enosed Caper Shari, and at intervals of not ter than three months. T NTEN ENTERTAINMENT. —THIS .BAI Waning, at MIAs o'clock, to Holy Week. Bl JAMS'S. ban, 14watatraet, Mt. WALTkR MONTOOMERTB DRA MATIC 111CITAIB, tram Plakeipeare 111161 other Authors, as gives by Mrs before H.R.H. the Prince of Wales at Oderd. Reserved seats, 4a. ; Balcony, Its. • Admission, la Seats sad Tickets may be secured at Auntie's Ticket Odic% 28, Piccadilly. [Stamped, Id. Additionslj [TWOPENCE LONDON fitted ), and the LONDON FINANCIAT . CL thotted), Invite Subeetiptloss for the Capital of TEE RNTRAL ARAIENTINE RAILWAY _OOMPANY (Ltrttixt). TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (norm's vszsgsma.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. BERLIN, MAWR 22. DRAMA. DRURY-LANE. from iamb io Cordois. Linder Special Co;oession frO . O — th - e - X - r - ge — ottrie Government. Incorporated under "The Companies Aet, ISM." Concession in Perpetuity. Government Guarantee of Seven per Cent. per Annum for Forty Team Grant of Land adjoining the Railway. Interest at Seven per Cent on Deposit and Calla from date of payment. Of which it Cais nowpital axed by tie Concession, t 1.0011,000, dto raise 41,000,000 in 60,000 Shams of £2O each, and £ 600,000 hereafter as may be found necessary. Deposit al per Share on Appikation, and El 10s. en allotment. No call to exceed *A IN, per /Aare, and at intervals of not is than three months, DRECTORa. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. —The ROYAL CIRQUE et the DirrillatLANDS. —Ttiumitant saerxeu—llVElLY EVENING, at 7.—tlorning PeIiOrMIZIOS every Wednesday and Saturday, at I dcestk. The Ministers for Foreign Affairs, of Marine, and of Commerce, have issued a notification to day informing the public that the blockade of Swine munde, announced by Denmark, has up to the present time not been carried out. Enormous preparations are being made by Messrs. Fakoner and Chatterton to render the First Pali of Henry the PM pa. which will be produced next Monday, • Shakespearian revival worthy of this year sod the National Theatre. Mr. William Beverley has designed and painted some grand and elaborate scenery, sad the costumes and armour have been fashioned from designs by Mr. R. W. Keats, taken from illustrated MSS. of the period, and other authorities. No expense will be spared to make the piece ettootesful as • spectacle, and the following cast ought to be • guarantee for good acting King Henry the Fourth, Mr. Ryder ; Henry Prince of Wales, Mr. Walter Lacy; Sir John Falstaff, Mr. Phelps ; Henry Percy, surnamed Hotspur, Mr. Walter Mee ibis first appearance at this theatre); Poise, Mr. er Robert Y Ruby ; Francis, Mr. G. Belmore ; Mortimer, Mr. H. The. deahoff ; Thomas Percy (Earl of Worcester), Mr. Barrett ; Karl of Westroorelaud, Mr. Fitrjames ; Lady Percy (wife of Hotspur), Mies Rose Leclercq ; lady Mortimer (with aolat). Miss Edith Wyou ; Mn. Quickly (bootees of • Savers u Eastcbeap), Mrs. Frietead Falconer.) Mr. Addison will play Falstaff on certain nights to relieve Mr. Phelps. It is noi . eottenip - latTed to eel up more th an LIO per Shire : any Is rther capital that may he required will be raised hy the bane of new Shares, a prefennee being given to the holden of existing Shares. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. —The ROYAL CIRQUE of the NETHERLANDS —This, the TIM Company la the World, will smear h:VERY EVENING, for • limited perlotL— Mom FRANCOIS LOISSET, Director. W. IL BaMle, Esq., Old Bank, Bristol, Director of the Contract Gorporatkon. Arthur 0. Chapman, Rm., fonsbardotreet. Charts, Capper, , Wncilanc. Richard Cooke Colas. Rm., Bt. Helen splice, Director of the Royal Insurance Company. Thos. Skin. lhq., Alderman. President of the Great Western Railway of Canada, Director of the Contract Corporation. Geo. Knight, Sq. Greet George-street. Ippppooll to Uo , nino, (I. Leonia° and Co.), Copthallcourt. Ovitts Ornmanney, Fig ;Hallett, Onsmanney, and C 0 . ,, Director of the Contract Oorpwation. Robert Porter, lip., Director of the Bank of London and Bank of New Zealand. John Bmith, kaq., Great Geonseetnet. George Thomson, Req. (Resent Anderson, Thomson, and Co.) T. NNW, lip re. Tulin! and Co.). Threrineedic-istreet. Manama Dingcreit—George Knight, B.q. f ID ROYAL ALHAMBRA.--The Greatest Female Ridge M the Ales—The Wondrous Mdlle. WUISZ LOMAT. The new and elegant BALLET DIVERTIMSIMETT, EVIJitY IVINING. SEA STAR for ADELAIDE . — This vessel is a at lt,r loading berth in thitIA)NDON DOCIA. Slip xis retarget, to forrard tholr goods at oats.—DIVIIT mad t.. billitor-street. • Prat OXFORD.—The present int er p re t a ti on o f Tarn constitutes an epoch in the bletory of WI hal, already famed for the brilliancy of He operatic aetecUo.a. Largely augmented vocal and Instrumental resonrces have bests added to render the present ideation from this universally porn. lar opera worthy of the parent work. Fault, Mr. Morley: Ilephtstophilat, Mr. Grose; MarTswite, Mies Itusesil; Director. Mr. 1. Joughainna. DEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f PACK ET SIIIP.—For HYDNIY Direct (to salt mac tu.,fi) gilt ?silt )larch, last shipping day 25th Derek the Le.win clipper ship NAOMI, A 1, 700 tone register. PHILIP s4l t'ounuander : loading in the Lot India Docks. This r. zulAr trader has a specious poop, fitted with the greatest care n.l .iwideration for the comfort et peseengers. —For terms of Rvl:l4 or passage apply to DEVIW and MOORE, 9, Billiton Mrs t. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PICKET SHIP.—)or SYDNEY Direct (to sail on the • At.nl. last shipping day 23rd April, the =wadi. eat clipper • nHI TEHALL, A 11a yearn, register 938 tons, W. JAMES, Ilying in the East India Docks. This high-class built to legl, under special surrey, has a full poop, • unusual') good accomnio.lutiou f.r chief cabin passengers, t sal earn au exp. kneed surgeon if required. She Is the ppoetunity for line goods now offering, haring made her tot I , .a.ait.e to ',duty in .7 days. beating eU competitors.—For i. t.tA of freight or passage apply to Moser& COOk Ei and Co., • ictichitteh street. or to DEVITT and 19001tE. 9, &Inter ▪ t. TIEVITT and JIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f PACKET SHIP —For PORT PHILLIP Direct ,to be thcp tidied on the 2.5,th April, last shipping day 3rd April', the Drlti•h-hwlt ship REGINA, AI. register 676 tops. Hit II A1:1 , LINTHORNE, Commander; lying in the Eist India Pocks this tine retail, built under special mirvey. has a toll p, aith comfortable accommodation ter cabin passengers.- 1. rterist of freight or Passage apply to DEVITT and HOUR/. p Pt:der-street nEVITT and 1100 RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 11 ..t PACKET SHIP. - For ADELAIDE Direct (to sag Fluctually ou the 4th April. last shipping day 2nd April), u. sell.lwarn Aberdeen clipper 9 1 :A STAR. A 1, SU tons rnist,r. ALEXANDER LOt'TTIT, Commander: loading in the London Docks. This fine vessel and regular trader la expressly find for the trade, ha. a spacious poop, with first-rate ammo f,r cabin passengers. and is the best opportunity for pk. la now offering, u she will be punctually despatched on dote.-For terms of freight or pure) apply to I•EtITT “tatl NIOORE, 9, Balder-street. rtEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .1..1 of PACKET SHIP.- For ADELAIDE Direct, to sal/ punc tually on the 4th May. last shipping day 2nd May, the well known clipper CLANALPINE, A 1 10 years, 430 tons 0.m., 3.;$ tons num.J M. SIII, Commander. loading in the London Docks this smart cesset built in OMR under special surrey, wart 4e,p.n, hod with strict punctuality, and from her floe 99r, •efcrs a preferable opportunity to shippers of fine goads. - For brim ..f freight or passage sopa/ to Mews. COOKES and .4p Puchurch street or to DES TIT and MOORE, 9, RR- Ibt..r.strt tt. EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D. 4 PACK LT SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (to 1.14. e the Alfred Hanley. and will have immediate dea -1 h , the Lritish4ndit clipper ship BROADWATF.R, A 1 yrs'', 571 tons register, T. S. srocxmAN, Commander : Bow in the London Docks. This fine ship, built ander special Is noted for her fast-sailing qualities and sound delivery I esrco. She has a full poop. with tirserate accommodation r Mil cabin peasengera—Vor terms of freight or passage ;.1) to DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiter4treet. 11EVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .2, of PACKET SIIIP.—For LAC:WESTON Direct iehortly trial - fed trent the colony, and will have immediate despatch;. Ur British-Wit clipper barque WESTRC RV, A 1. RIO toes master. THOMAS SMITH, Commander; London Docks. This tsel was built expressly fur the Detaceston trade, sad has create accommodation for a fee chief cabin passeugers.—For taw of freight or pusage apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER, 15A, X. Helen's-place ; or to Drvirr and MOORIL Ns. 9, Balkier .treet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CUPP= PACKET. , tnr AUSTRALIA iron Loodoe direct. ?on. i Tonnage. Docks. Ti sTi W. %Abeam, ..Matilda 2.500 ' E. India . Muck 23 31,1boarus .. I oolden Laud , 1.900 , K India Awn 2 5 ldney RoyalAlbert a... 2,903 E. India , April 10 iMam :Idoey ....llW ► hum Mel. 1,900 E. India May 10 ~d ney • 2,060 E. India Jnue 10 I,3tenaltad ..11ilisilier : 2,000 'E. liana March 31 Qattasland t l , 4l l e . e o L ie l . the 2,500 ', E. India April 25 TWA celebrated line of packets hare. by their punctuality sad rapid passage*, aimed a vortd•k novo reputation, and their psa lm= accommodation to unsurpassed by any streets afloat —For a.l particulars respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to tIlEv BAINES and Co.. Liverpool : all Agents for the Slut Sall tine . and T. Y. ILAMAY and Co., 1, Leadenhalletaret, Loden. EC. NEW ZEALAND (Free Grants).—WlLLlS, ntNN. and Co.'s LINE. Ertabil.bed in igaa. The undermentioned weasels, which aff.ml such general ad r ntages as cannot be found in those el anl• other line, win be Lespurbed punetaally: Ships. Clam. . 411:1 ,0 141 Varwell .... U3rwick,hlre Ports. ITo WI. 1 , 4 1 10 yews Auckland ..Iftiled. A 1 9 jean Canterbury. :19th March. A 1 7 years Auckland 2.sth March. A 1 12 years Otago l3lst March. Apply to WILLIS, GANN, and Co., 3. Croebyaiintre , .ho have lii Issued the ninth edition of their "Hand 18.ei of New Zalaud :' or to GREEN. EA/HINSON, and Co.. l and 2. Ent India Le olenhallatreet. MR LIVERPOOL OR OCERNSTOWN TO NEW YORE. THELIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PIMADBLPRIA EYEAMPHIP COMPANY intend ilee erteMtg their hill-powered Clyde-bellt Iron Banff diesor•lihipe, tro7trE the UnßrlAAils roz New Tang. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, March =. LT A. Wednesday, March O. GLASGOW, Saturday. Apnl Y. And every Wednesday, and emery alternate Saturday. Mina wane by the ma summers sailing ovary Wadneedty, 1 5. IT, atd 21 nines; aosordlng to the aecomnodatioa. Cabot passe byll ln d yrorts r l i o . 13 cooked. 3.° 1re u 5; 1 ,, 3 zvagr ,clading allfor Enrol; the United !tabu , and Brltgl i e Columbia, booked thmara es very adrantareona tenns.—For farther particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, Waterotreet, Liverpool: eels SILVIO. and YACYY . GI. [lag Willlansotreet, City. CV.:CARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL AVIAN- 44 8T% appointed by Ire AlrarsMy to rail between LIVERPOOL and NIIM YORK, lad between LIVERPOOL and BOATON, the Boston daps calling tt HaMu to Mod and rveeive passesaers and mane The fol. k'rltt or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool, ca.lha at Port to receive the nulls: PEt fiiiiNEW YORK, Saturday. !larch 26. A-lA. for BOSTON. Satunlay Aril? - 't - -1 ii.NLASIA N. for NEW YORK. Saturday. April 9. emit goods for Sanwa and Havana, to be sit New York subject to the pentsiolon of the 1,'I• 4 authorities on board the IL 11.8.9. Corsica. hiwNfe mosey, tneludine steward's fee and provisions, but ▪ 1•1114`11 or liquors:—To Halifax and Boston, chief tablet, • s"., 00l cabin, KIK To New York, chief cabin. K 26: woi stirs. Ott. Freight to halite; Boston, sod New York, per : per rest. prtmace.—Appiy to J. it. Yoord, 52, Old Kwi.letreet, Loud on • J. .AL Currie, Havre, and 1!, Plane tie la pins : 0 and J. Bon n , Buthanan.atreet, Oisaaier :D. 141 tlatronatown ; or D. and C. Watir 4feet. tarerpool. STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. The 1:11ITIAB and AMERICAN SITAR NAVIGATION thy I s% V Gni ted will despatch one of the undermentioned a* ,*-ew steamers t • ice each mouth for Neer Turk. ToTIL - 1 6,6 1 4 600 Captaim Glover. 2,500 600 Captain enacts. 2.500 600 Captain Freud. 1. - 40 600 Captain Harris. ••ent **creel• are nnenrpamed by any occategoiatt • m•I lime accommodation for pa-winters replete with ", •••It••rt Tim line will commence at an early date, the • I•• I e fix•il Ina later announcement. To Ind lu the • I. • k —For treirbt or pavane apply in the Company e %if RFD LAMING and Co., 70, ConintlL A, PIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and ••• • -Priteh the undermentioned nrat-class steamers : ' .1 11 RDA NI, the BAJA VIER. erel7 Salvia)" rn‘lniing, R. rrrtt.r:v Tier. at 10 arrr.. calling at Blowhard' for pas . • . Fares. CS ins., and 1:r. M.: and the 'L ery Thursday morning early from ott the Tower. I i . r tl F %. nviai rat ',easel. under rawalan gam, the ADLBIL ' t A Litt:, et er) Thursday morning naather frt . tt • a tw. from Horselydonn, and from Madura at • tt. al. and „ II ENKII2O. the LANPO?. *Mat Mareh ta. has Fares. 433 a., nd £l. To be followed t't ... tr WAMA. ' passage, he., apply at Chaplin's roisters& Math 1 .•-• .t w . or to PHILLIPPB, OILAVICS, PHILILLPP3, ho.et lane, E.C. FiEr:DN eelebnited UNITED SERVICE SOAP I ‘t.r.r.r., 4.1 and ad. each. sold by all chandler and ": — *" ,,, lahnnt the Id Ordolf : Oat the pablic shrald mak • • awl see that the manta of J. C. wad I. bIZLI) • ' • r 64. .ml tablet. Wholesale and far etpurtation " r. • I CNA 11 LAM MUM. LONDON. a.. were 04uwaed their Prue Modal Yassllse GOMM Henry Broekett. Esq., late Marten at CotinciLlanssica, Director of the Indian Tramway Company. W. B. Buddieons, Esc., Penbeddw Hall, near Mold. Thomas David. Esq.. merchant, Urerpool and Buenas Ayres John Hely Bag., Director of Arica and rasa& Zailwal Pan. rim Laurence Heyworth. lieq , Jto. Yew Tree. neer U Edward Johneke, Direct or of the London a ve Xli ct rarlllan Bank. Adam B. Kennard, Esq.. Director of the Consolidated Bank. Edward W. Nil, liass Messrs. Jarkson nod Co.), Austinfrlers. Mr Joseph Pastoa, M.P., Director of the Midland Hallway Company. William Wagstaff. Whim sear Corwen, North Wales Samuel Waterhouse, tag , ALP., Director of the OrautEorthern Beltway Company. (With power to add to their number.) Auntie. The Gemmel Credit and linlaos a Eoropany of London, 7, Left bury, E.C. The London Financial Association. Threadneedle-street, LC. Banntsts.—The Consolidated Bank, ilsachurtheereet. LC. 1144.111(M.—Eduard Woods, Eon.. C.L SOLICITORS.—Megan. Amory, Tracers, nod Smith. Aarrm.—lt. P. Harding. Esq. (sears. Hardtop,. Panels, sad Co.), S. Bank-bulldioga LC. ISMCILITAIT.—Mr. George Wooleott. Temporary Olken—No. el, Gresham-house, Old Droadetreet. LC. . _ Prospectuses. with eh.7;lns the line of the projected railway, may be at the office of the General Credit and Vioame Company, or at the °Mee of the London Financial Ameciation, and at the temporary odious of the Company, where a notarial translation of the Concession. and prints of the memo randum and articles of association. lie for inapedlon. Applications for shares to be made to the annexed form, which must be left at the Banker. with a depoalt of LI per share on the number of shares applied for. If tio allotment be made, the deposit will be returned with out deduction. Should a less number of Shares be allotted than that applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the pmment on the allotment, and the bole ace, If any, returned to the applicant . . — Fr - e7trpictuscs and Forms of Application may also be obtained from the Brokers of the two Financial Companies.. PORN OP APPLICATION POII SMARM_ To the IlDeeVisrsof tits Central Argentine Railway Company ins& Gentlemen,—Having pail l ethe Consolidated Bank the sum of I hereby request that you wit allot to me shares of 420 eisch in the Central Argentine Railway Company (Limited). and I hereby agree to accept such shares. or any smaller num ber that may be allotted to me, and to pay the remaluder of the deposit of a Itia on each of the shares allotted, to become a member of the Company, and to sign the Articles of Association, when required . and I request you so insert to) name in the Re gister of Member' in respect of the share. allotted to ma I am, Gentlemee, your obedient servant. Usual signature Name fully and plainly written Description Addrvea fully and plainly written Date This Tors of Application to be left at the Hankers et the Company. THE DUTCH TRAMWAY COMPANY itandwo. (legislated under the Companies Act. DMA with Limited Liability.; Capital, L 50.000, is 6.000 shares of ClO each. Deposit on application CI per share, sod G 9 on allotment. DIRECIVIS. JOHN CHYNOWETH, Esq., Holland-park, Notting-hill, Chairman. N. D. Gotumid, Esq., Director Ilegue Gas Works Company, the Hague. James F. Gregory, Isq., Director Hague Gu Works Company, Dressebi. P. J. Landry, Banker, the Hague. J. Van Lessner,. Esq., Chairman Amsterdam Waterworks Com. puny, Amsterdam. Alexander Macdonald, Esq., 24, Jermyn.street, St. Junes's. Cornelius Watford, EN. , Little Park, Enfield. James White. Esq.. tpion.park, Slough &MlNS:Ens—Messrs. Street and Marabout, 4, Parliament.street, Westminster. 901.1(11MILS Mean. Magnet, Maatannan, and Hughes, 17, Backlerabary. Landon. J. De Bas, Eat, The Hague. 8a0313-James Shepherd. Ksq., Auction Mart Bank. BASKILK3. Alliance Bank .Limited Lothbury. P. J. Landry, Esq , The Hague. •VDMILI. J. Le (lett Daniell, req., itoyal Eschange-bull lingo. Mews. Cooper. Brothers and Co.. Public Accotwants, 13, George-strut. Ilansion.hause. Swimmer —Mr. G. F. Smith. Oloces-10. Cannonatreet. EC. This Company is formed for the purpose of carrying out con cevions for making and working tramways in the k madam of Holland and adjacent States A concession for a double tram way from the Hague to Scheveningue the Brighton of Holland has already been obtained on favourable terms, and a contract has been concluded with responollde English tototractorit by which they undertake to purchase the land, to make the ham *tot provide all the rolling stock, horses. be.. for the nun of .gse,goi. The remaining a-10,C00 will be required for a working capital. The works are In active progress, and will be completed and brought into operation in the course of the month of May nest, The hoe will commence in the prinelpel stance in the town of the have, ant follow the onilna-y route to Scheveningue, re turning by another route, via the Canal and 'he Zoological Gardens, to the sante station, being a total length of about seven English miles. . Scbeventogne. the only marine suburb Is Holland, Is resorted to by lame numbers of visitors, chiefly from Amsterdam, Hot. krdam, Fibula and other towns. nu From miteinformation furnished by the town authorities, the number of vehicles employed in this raffle ban been ascer tained to make 110,000 )(sumo' a year, each couve)ing on an average MA persona, and the total number of visitors now enter ing ficheveningue in carriages and on foot amounts to about 4.060,000 a year: of these it may fairly be estmosted that one fourth will travel by the tramway. In addition thereto, about 20,000 ism of flab, merchandise. and provisions are canted annually between the Hague and Schesenisurne, of which el Is ages ed that one half at least will be carried by the tramway. From existing sources of traffic an annual income of at least £20.000 may safely be calculated upon. From carefully prepared estimates of the cost of horse keep, wages, repair,, and every contingent,. the general result is that a nett dividend of not Ins than IS par cent. on the proposed capital may fairly ice rolled upon.. . . A number Trie his already bee subscribed for In which furnishes a proof of the high ectimatlon fn which tide undertaking Is held by the b utch people. Applica tions for the remaining snare. tap be made to the Brokers, nr to the Aecretsry. at the (Meek 16, Cannon street. but no application will be considered. unless accompanied by a deposit of r.l per share; should no allotment be made to the applicant, this sum will be returned In fall. Mardi, 1964. THE DUTCH TRAMWAY COMPANY (Limited. NOTICE IS HEREBY atvr.N. that NO TCRTITER APPET CATIONS for BRAM in the above Company will le received AFTER TO-MOSJLOW ,Tharsiiar, March 24th pmt.—By order, 0. F SMITH, Secretary. Meek IS Cansoaedreet. LC., March le, ISM. NORWICH UNION REVERSIONARY INTBRE'T CONCOMPANY. NOTICE IS Illtßiblf GIVEN, that an EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Fevre:tors will be held at the C.xnpanj solaces. No. Lincoln s.iun fields. In the county Middlesex, on TUE-MAY, the sth day of April next, at 1 o'clock precisely. for the purpose of adopt log end confirming, or reject ing the resolution for diasolring the Company passed at an Ex traordinary General Meeting of the proprietors, held on the ML Inst. Also, to determine reverting a proposal that the Direc toes Gall hare power under certain restnetions to buy up Mares in the Company, pending its dissolution . and for other purposes. —By order, HENRY NORRIS, Secretary. 23, Linadn'►lnn-fields, March tt. MS. B RITON MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE ABSOCI tTION. —Oflteea, 429, Strand. DRE(7OIISI. CHAIII3I AN OF }RR 801167- 1- 6Faiinß EL BARLOW, Y.D. —FBA Ne 1.74 WEBB, Esu By the peculiarly equitable manner of dividing the profits, the policies loaned by this association become payable during the Ilfetlnie of the person assured, without extra prcmium. Alter having been in force a pilot of lire years, all policies are Maw lutelyin.l!feaslble and indisputable.. Dechned and diseased thee assured at equitable rates New Bounces for the Year ending slat Dec., 1561. Number of i Anotunt ' Number of Amount — Annul Proposals Proposed. Ponele.. Assured. Premiums. —•— 3.147 3:70.425 2.2 n A 267,453 lit-. 37! 2 0 Capital Rt mit, C 200.000. Anneal Income. L 120,000. A Reversionary Porno of 40 per cent. on the Premiums for the past three years has lust been declared. Qualified Medical Attendants. who are named by proposers to this Association, are consulted so the Medical Advisers of the Directors, by whom all m -Meal fees are discharged. Every description of Life Assaranee transacted. terms for which, with detailed prospectus and ever, information. may he had en sp. to JOHN 2110MENT. PAL, Secretary. Applications for Agencies are invited, MEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.- STRAND MUSIC HALL COMPANY (limited).—BONDS at ASO each are now ready for lasae, conatitathto a first charge upon befrt theproperty or the Company. repayable In three years, and ng Interest at LIO per pest per annum, payable halt-yeany. Apply at the ogees o the Company. US, Strand, W.C. ; Cr to M. CI. T. Taylor, stock and share broker, 11. Takeshita's-yard. order of the Board. 1/111IDMILICK LAWIANCII. Seentory. STRAND MUSIC HALL COMPAIit Y (Limited). IfOl7Cl 13 111311TIY °IVAN, that NO APPLICATIONS for the 110STOACIS BONDI will be entertained after WM. NOWAY sett, the rird inst. for tandem, and TIIIIMDAY, the nth, tee the Country.—By cider of the PIISDILIIIC LANZA. libtestary. Weetranster. Yews. Newooa, Nemo, and Co, Machu-lane. lafraaaa—Dank of tondos. aaarroaa—lderare. Cower Brothen and Co. Beoczn—Messrs. P. Casanova sad Co., Threadneedleatatet. Temporize Ofacie-31 sod SI. Thamidaesdle-sirest, and I. Great Georgeotreet, Westminster. -- • - SiisanzY lIIIL —J. C. Illaatlleld, Req. 1. TVs Company hes boon constituted as an ancillary to tho Contract Corporation?' 2. The Company wig undertake the construction of railways and other public works as diettngaished front the business of the Contract Corporation, which consists principally of the negotiation and acceptance o 1 contracts, and the unsocial mea sures connected therewith. ITheTWOCismpanliawM work In harmony, bat Independ ent!, of each otfmr. _ . a. The oper - stion; of this Company will be conducted by the eminent contrsetors. Messrs. Smith and linigM, who have 17•110- tarred their whole business and interest on highly advantageous terms : all their valuable plant and existing contracts including that for the censtroction of the Royal SaMiDlll/IRallwayreoently mitered tato' being ceded to the Company. The plant will be paid for in cash, and the remaining interest principally In shares, such shares being taken with al only per share credited thereon. 6. The numerous applications to parliament In the present megaton for powers to construct branch and additional railways, and the weliknown increasing demand for railway, and other public works, not only in Europe end the Colonies but In all parts of the civilised world, open a wide field for the proStatibi em ployment of capital. & The Directors consider that, with all the element. of see- ress, so., a large working capital. the assistance of a powerful financial corporation, coupled wish the experience and superin tandems of parties °miscreant with the practical details of the business, with an identity of interest, the prospects of the Com pany are such as are seldom brought under public notice. T. In the event of no allotment of shares being made, the de posit will be returned in full. Should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment. and the balance, If any, re turned to the applicant. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained at the oiling of the Company, of the broker., and of the solicitors. SMITH, KNIGHT, AND COMPANY (Limited:. PORN OP APPLICaISON Poe MASS. To be retained by the Bankers. Ne To the Directors of Amitb. Knight, and Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—Having paid to your bankers, the Dank of London, the sum of g being • divan of AI per share on shares in the above Company I hereby request that you will I aUot me that number, and agree to accept such shares. or any less number you may allot to me ; sad I agree to PO the deposit on bitotnitnt, and to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when required, and I authorise you to Insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. • - idgnallmt Name In tau Residence Profession Date Mara, 1964. THE GENERAL CREDIT AND FINANCE COVPANY OF LONDON ;WAITED) INVITE Bus3crarrtuN4 FOR THE BRITISH COLUMBIA and VANCOUVER ISLANDINVFSTNIENT coupANT ,Lindted;. Capital I.4ol,ooo7withPOWeiie First Irene, V-SO.OOO. to 10.000 Shares of 425 each. Deposit on application, fl per share . Payment on Allotment, Ct. It le expected that sot more tW F 6 per &bare will be re. quired to be called up. Sulssuueist Calls. If any, will not exored t 2 per Share, and will not be with at lota Wessels than three months. TECSTIMIL Jervolse Smith, Esq. I Henry Eingscote, Esq. DlREefoltS Jame. Andaman, Esq. iMeMM.AsTderson, Thomson, and Co.), Director of the Bank of British Columbia. James Cain'. M.P. George Campbell. KM. (Messrs 11. N. Dickson and Co.. London ; and Dickson. Campbell. and Co., Victoria. Voncouver Island% Joseph Pry. EN. (Messrs, Truman and Fry;, Director of the Canada Agency Association. T. W. L Mackean, Esq., Chairman of the Bank of British Columbia. kiesander Morrison. 19q., Director of the Bank of Otago. Priderus *Do', Esq., !Vector of the VABC.MOtt laiand Land and coal Mining Company. BANKERS IN LONDON—Messrs. Smith. Pone, and Smith. SABLES 3 LI Durum COLUMBIA AND VANCOINICIL ISLAND—The Bauk of Brttiak Columhia. Souerroat—lleure. Baxter. Rose. Norton. and Co. AGISIII—The Comma Credit and Flamm Company of London iLimlted,. Temporary Ofeces-126, Gresham.house. and M the Offices of the General Credit and Finance Company. 7, Lothbury. Nll'a►Taar ;pro tem. —Mr. George Stephens. ABRIDOLD PItOSPECTI74. The Company will raise moneys on dehentures and apply them to mortgage of real estate sod other substantial securltlm in the two colonies. at the rstes prey:dent there these rates are from 12 to 16 per cent. per annum : the margin of profit to the Company Is apparels!. . . . T "piny wilt purchase property in the colonies to a limited extent It is believed that greats of Land from the government may also be obtained, with a view to their being settled under regulated conditions. The Company will also act as agents In all miters of finance and Investment as between the home capitalist and the colonial property holder. The prospects of the shareholders are best ex. emplified by the large returns ou capital obtained by the shoe. holders of similar inatitutims. The board of the Company consists of gentlemen practically ecipminted with the North American pOleetriO&Li and their te• quirements. gull information av to the availability of British Columbia and Vancouver Island as fields for investment and forms of application for shares may he °lnclined at the °tilers of the Gene. ral Credit end Ytn►areCnmpany of London ,Limited , 7, Loth• bury, or at \o. 195, Gresham-horse, E.C. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invention, so admirably watered that a lull butt. an wen as smaller casks, may be raised or tilted on It without labour or trouble. Its action is so lespalpabla that the sediment ef the most limpid Mold by no possibility cal be disturbed. Price 9s„, ISs„ IM, to suit te. s. sad 111 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No insteps( required. No more dal beer or sour wine. Pm.* U. dd.. ditto, electropbAtel, Ss— epply direct to JAMBS BARId)W, patentee, 14, Mos `Allititadircet, Sliunion•house. Bee Out Ids tunetoe, sod sildreu are az ever" an . .11 oilman' spurious Imitations F.ograrinp grails istabliebed 1020. E P PB'B 0 0 C 0 A, Dlstiamdsited as a FRAGRANT. °HATEFUL, AND INVIGORATING BREAK FAST BEVERAGE. Oristnatad specially (or the we at them under homeopathic treatment, it has through DA agreasblemas beeosu ambers°, accepted. rro LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an 1. Oriental totanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Completion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts to the cheek, and the wither and delicacy which It Induces of the hands and arms, Its capability of soothing irritation and removing all redness, tan, pinipks, spots, freckles, discolora tion,, and airy cutaneous risltations, render It Indispensable to every toilet. it obviates all the effects of climate on the skin, whether with refs fence to cold and Inclemency, or Intense MIST beet. Price to. Sd. and bs. Sd. per bottle.—bold at 20, Hatton-garden: and by chemiata and perfumers. Ask fur Itowlandg lialydor," sad beware of spurious and pernicious articles under the name of " lialydoe." LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy, without coughtlag the bowels or Wett ing the head, Willy efficacious and pleasant, Is admitted to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, onnarmed ears of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fre quently eaves persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirahly allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. In epproaching consumption ha effects are truly balletic's'. Persons deprived of slee or even lying down for fear of settees- Pon, may depend on rel ief . In a few minutes after taking it-- Prepared only and sold by W. LA %I FLIT, chemist, ft, Xing Wl4 limn-street, Charing-eras, London • and by all drainage. In bottles,l3o., and three quantities in one, Ps. AL he particular snit ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam. the name sod address are engraved on the stamp. rIORNS, BUNIONS. and DEFECTIVE TOE. ICJ NAILS RETRACTED and CURED In one minute. without tatting or the least pal; by Mr. RENDALI, 63, Scereuteireet. Ladles attended by Mrs. Wendell if preferred. Terms, is. ed. to fr. Mr Rewdall has testimonials from the Roy al Faintly, which may he seen, with thoutands .4 others, from all parte .4 the l ot us, similar to the following :—Froui the Right itea the Lord Bishop of London Mr. Randall has effectually eared some torus no any feet without t a vingzny pain.' —"Sir Robert Alexander, 36, Si. lames' two large toenails sad corn• extracted from lil s allny Mr. Rmdall, end can stroasty escamassat.• DANCING ACADEMY,' 36, Alderegate-street 411.. JUTDII IrOpULLII 48111111.1.1118. WILDNIMAY, 7.2l.DAT,eaffa tklATEllMiT.—Tlis Wilmot Owe ~lf Mew day. Petra** LIMOS, 2a N.: alas to-morrow. Th•Qnsrter tor lautroction, by Yr. T. You., osounenoss on Friday, April I.— N.B. A Long Quadtills Party on Meter Wednesday. Tickets, la. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at tbs asuNswicx. Jalart-Amt. 86. Janata Weep at the Winter Swop. WHERE SHALL I DINE I—At NOA.KES'S NEW OPERA HOTEL, Bow-street, Covent.gardem opposite the Grand Entrance of the Royal English Opera. w►ere I can get a Dinner, in an elegant and comfortable coffee.roomm for la. 6t1., equal to the Albion and Divan, being 6d. leas than their charge. Private rooms for large and small parties. Public and Private Ward-rooms. A good Smoking-roam. Beds from la ed. A porter up en night. PERSONS FURNISHING wm Bad COWIN/XS Irosasongsry RMatollalunent. Fri. OXFORD-STRUT. *convenient Howe. A large stock of well manufactured goods always on sale. Eleetro. Plate Table Cutlery, Teensy,. Baths ; also Brushes, Turnery, and goods. Every article for the house and kitchen. Carriage for orders above RS. THE GREAT SALE of LACES, E m br o id er i es , Handkerchiefs, Silk Hosiery, Dressing 001•11/. Cloaks, ge., at half price, will be continued during the ensuing week. at A. BLACHIIOIO4 CS Bruxelles and Spanish Depot, 3.3, South Andleyetreet, Grosvenorequare, London. CRINOLINICS.—CIEMMA. RINOLIZTBS.--GEMMA, or Jewelled. 9a. Bd. 8 R PHILPOTIS, 37, PICCADILLY. INOLINBB.--Banaliectums. 16s. and 21s. PRU 20773, 37. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Oadina or Waved. 18s. Bd. rearm% 37. PICCADILLY. C RINOLINES.- Beasflectums Jewelled. 421. PHII2OIIII, 37, PICCADILLY. CRlNOLlNES.—bistreifiemitly Pulled. 455. PIIILPOITS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices post free. P 111110778. 27, PICCADILLY. RIMMEL'S PERFUME FOUNTAIN, • JA/ pleasing &Masa to the drawler room ball room, the rm table, de. Price from CI 10a. Lent on hue for bazaars sad parties, Rinirners Rose Water Crackers, a new and mus h* device for evemng puttee, Yu per dozen. —P. ItittllP.L, perfumer by appointment to U R.ll. the Princess of Wales, va, Strand, and tl, Cornhill, London. Obsirre. If. Regestalmil Quadrant. DINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA ma been, during twenty-nye years. emphatically sane dosed by W medical prefeatkun and univemaily accepted by W public, as the beat remedy for acidity of the stomach, heart burn, headache, goat, and indigestion and aa a mild aperient for delicate conetituttoos, more especially for ladies and chit. rhea. It is prepared, In a slate of perfect purity and of uniform etreoptin by DINN ILFORD and Co., in, New Roodstroet, lw don: and add by all respectable clmmlete throughout the world. THE LIQUID GEM. New Soog, by the com poser of Her bright smile haunts me Mill." ls. 6d. London . Hobert Cocks awl Co , and of all Minims Hers. TRADES 04MMALDI DEMONSTRATION. A special general meeting of delegates from the trade and friendly societies and various other organised bodies of working men, was held lest eight at the Whit tington Club, Strand, to consider the propriety of Orin a peblic welcome to Garibaldi on his arrival in London. About 100 delegates were present. Mr. Jahn Richardson, of Bishopsgatestreet, a member of the Common Council, and secretary of the City Reception Committee, and Signor lls, Costa, on behalf of Garibaldi, were also present. Mr. CREMER occupied the chair, and having opened the pro- M.dia tThe OX. SLCRITART stated that from telegrams and letters be bad received, Garibaldi, who left Caputo% yester day ex route for England per steamer Valetta, might be expected at Southampton on Tuesday next. He would pay a short visit to Mr. Seely, IL P., at his residence in the Isle of Wight, and most probably arrive in London is the mune of the following week. If the delegates decided upon a procession, the 3rd London Volunteers, or Working Men's Brigade, would act as a guard of honour on the occasion, with the entire concurrence of Major Richards, the com mandingi officer. Mf. RICHARDSON said the City Committee would meet in a few days, and would comprise some of the most iotinee tial men in the City of London. It was highly desirable that the Working Mee 's Committee and the City Com mittee should so-operate together, by which the prepped demonstrations would be made much more effective. (Hear.) He thee entered at some length into the reasons which had induced Garibaldi to visit England at the pre soot time. longand interesting discussion ensued, and the follow ing resolutions were agreed to unanimously : Proposed by Mi. 08Bultaa and seconded by Mr. JAMES : 'That this meeting of delegates from and members of trade and other societies have heard with pleasure of the spproachieg visit of General Garibaldi to this country, and consider it the bounden duty of all classes of Englishmen to unite io giving a public welcome to the illustrious Italian patriot arid iwo." . . _ Proposed by Mr. VICARS, and seconded by Mr. Brix "That this meeting recommend that Garibaldi should be rewired and escorted into London by an organised pro. cession of the trade and friendly societies of the metro polis and all other bodics of working men willing to take part in such demonstration." Proposed by Mr. CATRIR, sod seconded by Mr. Dam.:— " That an entertainment be Si by the working men of so London to Garibaldi at some and convenient place." Proposed by Mr. STAIN/18T, "wooded by Mr. TIPPELS, "That the committee, whilst preserving its character as a working men's committee, will co-operate with any other committee having the same object in view." Ilesolutiotui were also proposed, 'wooded, and adopted for the issuing of an address to the working classes inviting their co-operation in the proposed demonstration, and for the appointment of • sub-committee to cony out the details, such sub-committee to meet every evening until further notice. It was also resolved that three members of the sub committee should be elected to attend the meeting of the City committee. kr. RICHARDSON annouoced that Mr. Stapleton, of the Horse Repository, Bishopsgate, would place at the die pool of the procession committee, gratuitously, any num ber of carriages and horses th ey might require. He further stated that be bad placed a notice of motion on the bonito of the Common Council for the presentation of the freedom of the City to their illustrious visitor, with, he thought, a fair chums of ite being carried, and he also thought it pro bable that a banquet would be given to him either at the Mansion-bourse or is Guildhall. (Hear, hear.) The members of the sub-committee having been ap pointed, and a quantity of routine business transacted, the delegates adjourned until called together by the sub.com mates, after a vote of thanks to the chairman and to Mr. Richardson for attending. HEALTH or LONDON.—It appear* from Om TO torn of the Registrar-General that the deaths in London, which rose to 1,766 in the first week of the present month, and declined to 1,664 in the subsequent week, further de alined to 1,506 is the week that ended last Saturday. The average number of deaths in the eleventh week of the ten years 1664-63 is. with a correction for increase of popula tie., 1,464 ; and the actual mortality as shown in the pre sent return is therefore in armee of the estimated amount by 44 deaths. A great part of the decrease in the last week's mortality arose, as it appears in the tables, under the head of bronchitis, the deaths from which declined from 2119 and '&0 in the two previous weeks to 193 last week. There was also a decrease in fatal eases of phthisis. Pneu monia, or inflammation of the substance of the lungs, has been subject to little fluctuation ; and in each of the last five weeks the deaths from it have been about a huodred. About hall of the 25 deaths from measles occurred in the south districts, chiefly in the sub-districts of Waterloo-red and Lambeth Church. Nine out of 63 deaths from whoop ing cough were in Poplar, sod four in the sub-district of St. Peter, Walworth. At 2, Thornton-row, in the Nob district of Greenwich Wait, three deaths have occurred from scarlatina in five days ; and in the same Nub-district there were two from typhus, and two from puerperal fever. On the god March a woman seed 22 years died from privation and exposure" in the Whitechapsl workhouse. At 7 Ration - street , St. John's, liarylebone, a woman is stated to have died os the 15th blush at the great age of 100 years. Five persons were reseeded in the week as having been ac cidentally killed by street carriages. L st week the birth' of 1,117 boys nod 1,060 girls, is all 2,177 children, were registered in Leedom. In the ten ourrespoadieg weeks of the veers 1854-63 the average number (corrected) was 2,070. THE CONFERENCE ON THE DANO GERMAN QUESTION. COPENHAGEN, Hanoi 21, 7.52 The Bertingske Tidende of to-day, in a semi official article, says :—" The government has not acceded to an armistice, since the surrender of Diippel could not be entertained ; and to make the present position of affairs the basis for a suspension of hostilities is equally impossible. VIENNA, Maaca The Oesterreichische Zcitung, of to-day, states that the Coufeeence cgt the Danish quasticil .101 W .be.eu accepted by Austria and Prussia without any settled basis of negotiation being laid down, and without au armistice being agreed to. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. VIENNA, Mime _ _ The General Corresponclenz of to-cii;; , states that measures are being taken by the Turkish govern ment for the more stringent surveillance of the Polish refugees in Turkey upon the Russo-Turkish frontier. Turkey has offered those Poles who have held meetiugs the alternative of either being interned or expelled the country. THE BANK OF FRANKFORT. FitA2OLFOBT, Mica 22. The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rate of discount from 4 to 35 per cent. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, litAaca 22, 3.30 The Bourse has been heavy. Rentes closed at 66.90, or the same as yesterday. THE NEW MEXICAN LOAN. PARIS, MAICH 22, EVIIMITNG. The Paris papers of this evening announce that a Mexican loan for 200,000,000 francs has been con cluded with the firm of Messrs. Glyn, Mills and Co., of London. The loan is to bear interest at 6 per cent, and will be issued at 63. A PASTORAL LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE CLERGY AND LAITY. HT TILE iIiCHEISHOP OP CANTICJIBEILT. In the course of a letter which he has just ad droned to the clergy and laity, the Archbishop of Canter bury says : " Before I ooncluds, I would address a few words of counsel to those among you who are my brethren in the ministry. Yon may be induced to ask what is the degree of liberty allowed to each of you, according to the mind of the church io dealing with the Bible. The view I have taken of the claim which the whole of the Holy Scripture has to be treated as the Word of God cannot interfere with the right of discussing question es to various endings, or the genuineness of a disputed teat ; for this is no roam than to argue that a given test or reading is sot ► part of any canonical book. But such se argument on the part of a clergyman is a widely different thing from his assertion that a portion of the Bible which be has acknowledged to belong to a canonical book is sot the Ward of God. With. out soy such latitude Si this, there is ample room for fair criticism ; but criticism in the case of a minister of our church must have its limits; inasmuch as he his bound himself to adhere to the plain meaning of the Articles and Formularies- You will, lam per suaded, feel convinced that it cannot be agreeable to the mind of the church that you should transgress then hmits. For the church prescribes order and Dot confusion ; but what would not be the amount of confusion if it were left to each minister to proclaim from his pulpit which portion of the Bible was the Word of God and which not? And would not such bane on the part of the clergy prove the bondage of the laity, who would thus be left without re dress against such a dangerous innovation " Again, I am sure you will beware of giviog any other in terpretation to the word • everlasting' In the panacea of oar formularies which relate to the punishment of the lost, than that of eternal in the sense of ' never ending.' For whatever be the meaning of the word is these pussies In the case of the lost, the same must be its meaning is the one of the saved ; and our certainty of never-suding bliss for penitent believers is gone, if the word bean not the same signilicatioo in the cove of the impeni- tent and unbelieving. You will also do well to observe bow the teaching of the church as to the eternity of the Soo of God must be vitiated, if, when the 2nd article of our church declare, that He was begotten from everlasting of the Father, she leaves us at liberty to suppose, under this restricted sense of the word everlasting, that there was a time when the Son of God was Oct. " Well weighing, then, these grave considerations, you will, I doubt not, resolve to adhere steadfastly to theme ieterpreta tions of the language of our church which have bees com monly accepted as agreeable to Holy Scripture and to the doctrine of the catholic church. You will •ourselves re verence, and will teach your flock to reverence, the canonical Scriptures as the Word of God. You will re collect that, as regards the Old Testament, von ham the Witco's of St. Paul that all that portion of Holy Scrip ture is given by inspiration of God; while our church declares that God bas ' caused all Holy Scriptures to be written for our learning ; and speaks of the comfort of God's Holy Word (which it here again ideutifies with Holy Scripture) sa that which will enable us to embrace and hold Gat the blessed hops of everlasting life. " May God, of His infinite mercy, forbid that our people should ever be robbed of the Divine conaolatious thence derived ! May that blamed book continue to be regarded by us all as our only infallible authority "inceroing matters of faith and practice ; as the volume which proclaims the Saviour of the world from Genesis to Revelation, and bears within it the Gospel ineesege of salvation through Christ from its beginning to its end ; may we find sod feel it to be our solace in dolman, and otu strength in the season of temptation ; our guide sod comfort in life, our stay and support in the hour of death ; may it be our privilege to preserve it io all its iategritv and parity to this generation, and hand it down as the Word of God 'to all them that are yet for to come.' " AMERICAN PAPHllB.—Yesterday were issued as parliamentary papers—" Correspondence revealing recruit ing in Ireland for the Military Service of the United States," and "Correspondence respecting the Enlistment of British seamen at Queenstown, on board the United States ship of war Heareage." CITY COUNT Olf Sgwenn.—The Cotnmiaaioners of Sewers held their weekly meeting yesterday at the Guildhall; Mr. Deputy De Jersey in the chair. Dr. Letheby the medical tinker, reported on the sanitary con dition of the City, and stated that 177 Louses had been inspected during the week, and be submitted • list of 44 places for sanitary improvement. He laid before the court certidretes of the overcrowding of a house at No. 5, Fox and Knotscourt, and alai of the use of No. 41, Golden lane, as a common nightly lodging house, both of which places, he said, required to be registered as common lodging house.. He likewise recommended that the owners of the , house No. 10, Golden-square, should be summoned before a magistrate for failing to comply with the orders issued on the 3rd of March to cleanse and amend the drains of the house referred to. The markets and slaughter. houses had been inspected during the week, and the officers bad condemned 1,6201 be. of meat as unfit for human food. It consisted of 13 pigs, 10 sheep, 8 quarters of beef, and 19 joints. Nearly the whole of it was diseased. 284 bead , of game (prairie birds) were likewise condemned. The mortally returns for the week were greatly below the tivustng for e s i n the t a y ri-ng the th a e veragt number Cr er f e cir w t e re corresponding period of the last eight years being 63. The chief mum of death woman follows :—Phthisis, 3 ; mesen teric disease, 4 ; hydrocephalus, 1; pneumonia, 3 ; bron chitis, 5 ; whooping cough, 2 ; and continued fever, 1 ; makies together 8 deaths from tubercular disease and 10 from iodaromatory affections of the loop, and only 3 from ! diseases of a symotie character. Moss THAN ZVir AND *Min THAN EVES.—ThaI • &Wins to the largess sad best stock of spring sad summer patterns ever submitted for public approval The world-tamed Ide trousers at Alfred Webb Miles; the °Orlando?. only °da -1 bailment, 73, Brook-street, Ltanoverequare. Established IMI —{Advortlastosta. POLYGRAPHIC HALL. Mae a longer abloom front London thin usual, Mr. Woodin has returned to his comfortable little ball in King Williametmet, Strand, with nee of those elaborate personation entertainments which no other entertainer IMO/ inclined to grapple with. Though Mr. and Mrs. Reed, with Mr. John Parry, are sufficient to amuse the town in what we may call operatic entertainments, and Mr. Sketchley has taken firm root as a purely literary enter tainer, there is aasp/e room for Mr. Woodin in the field he has selected. Long experience and remarkable activity, to say nothing of talent, have given him a degree of facility and precision in making his numerous and bewildering changes, which any rival would find it difficult to compete with. The entertainment which Yr. Woodin appeared in last night is divided into four parts. The first part, written by Mr. John Ounford, is called Elopement Extraordinary, and the sewed part, which has three sections, is called Bachelor's Box. In accordance with the latest faahion in advertbdog, these two titles, with no expleneticea, here been for some weeks before the public on placards and in newarapire The 'game once slatted, we have policemen, lamp. lighten, chalice waiters, shoeblacks, ladies, gentlemen, and even sweeps in quick succession, all person ated, with move or less ability, by the active sod protean Mr. Woodi•. A variety of clever medley songs and parodies are planted thickly throughout this part, and • highland fling or two is thrown into the bargain. The dresses and scenery are both excellent, and the whole en tertainmeet, notwithstanding the tiresome delays and cow fusion of a first night, was mast favourably received by a crowded audience. NAVAL AND MILITARY. A DmritAvry, MAJLCH 22.-A PPOLNTYINTS. —Com =oder W. Arthur, to the Exollleet. Lieutensota J. Buchanan aad H. Carr. to the Bombay; C. J. Broworigg, to be flag-lieutens at to Vice-Admiral Sir C. Talbot, BAIR, Commander-in-Chief at Sheerness. Sab-Lotesant R. It. Wilkinson, to the Prince Colson,. Paymasters J. D. Gilpin, to the Boesky ; S. Watson (additional), to the St. George. Assistant Paymaster. B. W. Golden, to the Duke of Wel lington ; W. A. Dangergeld, to the Geyser ; E. F. Nichol. son and T. Marsh, to the Bombay. Clerk A. Hodson, to the Bombay. !ussistaat Clerks G. Jackson sod F. H. Trollops, to the Bombay ; F. N. Bonny, to the Formirlabla The balf-yearly change of quarters of the brigade of Foot Guards will take place on Friday week the let proximo, a. subjoined :—Greosdier Guards, lilt battalion, remain at Mootreal ; 2nd battalion, from Wellington-bar racks to St Gl' earvia-bamias oonapanies), and to Chelsea (4 companies) ; 3rd battalion, from Windsor to Chelsea. The Coldstream Guards, let battalion, from St. Georg. to Wellington-barracks ; 2nd battalion to remain at Wellington_ barracks. Scots Fusilisr Guards, let battalion from Chaim to Windsor ; 2sd battalion to remain at Montreal. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. CHERTSEY STEEPLECHASES —WEDNEKDAY. THE SURREY sad MIDDLESEX OPEN HANDICAP. About throe mils. ad a half. Age at Ib Age ■t lb a 11 7 Antelope a 10 4 • 10 13 The Sweep (b • 10 0 a 10 10 Detwiler ,late Elcot a 10 0 Lass tl'],kawake Ib b) • 10 0 Yeller Oal Levity—. Chester .. The Don Surprise (late Hze waya) Weighte published March 17. at 10 am. Tat CHARDS' CUT,' for banters ; 13st each ; therreagh bred. and winners extra ; a trite also for the second ; gen demon riders. (About three roils.)—Pilot, Bobby, Fisher man. Confederate, Swindler, Hero, Ellen. Tax WINDSOR DRAG HUNT HTZEPLEcHsiaIL of 2 nOra each, with a cup added; gentlemen riders; llet 71b. (About three rades.)—Bryan Mimi, Paddy, g by Meteor, Johnny, Forward, Firefly, Count, Tat TWELFTH Luterse REGTHINTAL EITUPLICHASE of 5 soya, each, with 50 added, for paillasse riders ; 12st each. (About three =Hen )-01eueros, Hatby, Madam, Archy, Halite:, Tearaway, Podarces, and Ivor. Tax BILLING STEIPLECHASE of 3 sows. each, with 25 added ; list 7lb each. ((About two miles and a half.)—flar biroa Lass (201.), (BC). Royal 809 r!ilfo . 1 3( 1 . 1 7 . Trunneter (W Less .), Irish (204), Huntsman (201.), 1. Boy (201.), Ahmed@ (501.), and Paddy (lab Weatherelaes) (M.). BETTING AT MANCHESTER..--TtIVIDAY. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE PTAKIIt. ps to 2 apt Gardener (t) I 18 to I og.t Tonch and Go (8 BB to I LordZetland)off) 20 to 1) 100 to 9 Wlapars t) 20 to 1 Gibraltnt (C 100 to 8 Costa (t) ) to 1 /)11thtleld (off) 1041 to 6 Dollar (t and el) 1 100 to 7 Bloadln 100 to 6 Palmate: (t RAI WO to 1 Lioness on) toll) SPENCER PLATS • 10 to 1 apt PlyingFlih (t) ( ID to 1 apt Aurora 3) to 1 Zan CITY AND SCAUEBAN HANDICAP. 100 to 7 apt Veterinarian (t) I 25 to 1 apt Lord Burleighl) 2)1 to 1 Maintain (t) TWO THOUSAND. 6to 1 on the Ask, oil) bto I.apt Lord Glasgow's 12 to 1 apt Claremont (off) I lot (t) CHESTER CUP. 11 to 1 41:Change tt3 tot. I 40 to 1 apt Golden Pledge 20 to 1 Acctdeut (on) (uff) DERBY. WOO to lib apt Blair Athol (t) UNIVERSITY --- lITELITIGENCE. lINIVARSITY OF LONDON, 1864.—EXAMLIIATION FOR TUC DUMF.' or /AA/MT.!' 8011611 T.—Par Litt: Richard Whitfield Hewlett, M.D., Riog's College; Ws/ter itiriegtos, RA., /LB., Loudon Hospital ; Ricks:Nl Patrick Burke Taatfe, KB., Si. Bartholomew's Hospital. Honours List : Pint elses—R. Whitfield Hewlett, H I '. (scholarship and gold medal), Ring's College; Walter Rimeltou. M.B. (gold medal), London Hospital. This meths lint examina tion for the YS. Degree in this Univerity. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.—We are ill. formed that the hands of the foUowiog regiments hare already signified their intention of competing in the ap preaching volunteer hand contest :—Hoe. Artillery Cos. pithy, lest Middlesex Engineers, 3rd Middlesex Artill gi y. Victoria Rifles, Civil Service, Eoedou Rifle Brigade, Stroud R. V., 21st lencashire Artillery, Cambridge Uoiversity R. V., Ist Sussex Artillery,2ud West Riding Artillery, 7th West Riding R. V., 3rd Tower Hamlets, and Ist Adminis tration Brigade Kent Artillery. We are also further in formed that ia eoesequesee of the numerous inquiries as various points, and in compliance with an urgent request addrmied to there, the council have resolved to extend the time during which the tends may intimate their intention of competing to the 15th of Awl!. THIS FESTIVAL or THE THREE CHOIRR. —The musical arrangerseate for the meeting at Hereford have been completed. On the first morning will be performed Hardes Ovation, parts 1 sod 2. end Beethoven. service in C ; oe the second morning, Mendelssohn's R/ija* ; on the third morning, the first part of Spohr's Pall of Babylon, Rossini's Stohat Mater, and selections from Jude. Maws. bruit sod /reel in Egypt; on the fourth day. the Messiah. The evening scheme will comprise the following works : Midsummer Night's Dream, wilectioe from Webees Oberon, sad Betiedict's popular cantata Richard Calor de Lice. byrnphouire, Beethoven's C minor and Mozart's Jupiter. On k'riday ceasing there will be • concert of chamber music. - -- Oersted• s great exper i ment, step by step, has Men developed, until the latest improvements have given as the detailing ssagoette televaph. Hermit's Ilagnetie Mashes and Combs are sear so perfected that they are unfailing in re storing the cadet', to grey hair. and curing neuralgta and nervous hesdaehe —N.B. Counterfeits ate toWg made. —Moss, 3d, Malogitall street, Landon.— lAth ertiseutent i, L.