The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-21 00:00:00

1 67 ~~~~ itt c p c.; - Y , Ajf t ~.A 1 1 \II IE6B 11' _ i ;dll AI 10. 6,798.] ANOLO-NiEDITEItRANEAN TELEGRAPH IS M n et TtritTETR CAPITAL for age commarteet of com PAN Y 'limited , . WORKS constructed umber a Contract whereby the Orririgis , A Bit I leta KD Pitthir KC - ICS. ) siert of India lame agreed to pay tee all water supplited for Imigatlon, forming • °marmots° against lout by nom-paymest Capital e.2A0,000, iu 26,000 Shales of e.lO each. et water-tutee, such erects having also commenced to ylekl Deposit on Application. el : payment on Allotment t 2. returns. The pmmente of the further instalmenle are reed as under: let July, how tt T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and Ist August, 16E8 let Ucteber. loud Interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum will be allowed lily of each Shareholder Is limited to the amount pantie upon on payments In advance. his Shares, or the amount of his Stock ', niaterents. SCRIthIE OY OPERATION& Lord WILLIAM HAY, M.P.. Chairman. .1116 0111 1 4 SA UNDERTAKING.' Sir Jthwe Anderson, Managing Director. fleeend Woe of capital of £1,000,000, to cosset of shares of Theenee Brame?, (ma, Km., 4, 'treat George-street, West - £lO each, and stock In sums varying from £lO each upwards. minter, S. N'. 1 Deposit upon Shares £1 per share, with libel ty to pay up the 'Ralph Elliot. EN .11, Che ter enure remaining „ Le or a lees amount In advance of calla. Cyrus W. Fichl. Vim . threetor of the Atlantic and Angle - Depoeit upon neck £.lO lwr rent. upon application, and the A meriean T.l.•graph Cienpani. e remainder within three mouths after allotment J. R. Mellr oll , K. 1.• I. I. • late President of the Inetitst' of Interest at Five per Cent. win be paid half-yearly upon all rivii Pee steers deposits from the Ist July next, and upon all payments in Philip Raweni , Nei . Deputy Cliairinsui of the 1 - nion Marine advance of rails and In payment of stoc f k; madelrefore that day Insurahee I - onitemy. ( rem the same thne ; and trona the day o payment if after HaNxxas—Mesars. Glyn, Mills. Currie, and Co., 67, Lombard- that time. street. Kt'. ; In the allotment of shares a preference will be given to those hew srAn—Sir Charles Bright, M.P. who shall have paid in full or to any extent In advance of calls. Setlerlidts--Mosses. itircheni and Co., 40, Parliament street,' MP ao'foris Westminster. I JA MES TII OM SilN , Esq. Chairman. NEftirtaity— fir• John T. Burt. ' Lieutenant-Colonel John Orimes, late of the 11.K.1.C.5. oftw ea ...37. halmerston buildings. i'l , l Broad-street, E.C. ' The hon. Arthur )(Metaled. M.P. This Company has been formed for the purpose of providing Lieutenant eolonel William Campbell Onslow, late of the a du net and thoroughly edit nut line of telegraph to egypt. Ily sere e inntninuon. &Sy thin means a sebstantial part of the direct telegraphic Geueral air George Pollock, G.C.B , G.C.3.1., Ac. Ent hem Kugland pi India tecommendeal by the Parliamentary: SECRETARY—John Westwood, Esq. Committee on Kart ludic eiiinumni. aliens will he permanently 1 _ established. That this mu eto our Indian Empire will soon be A BRINOLD PROSPECTI'S. ctft et, d there can I. no zeineinnlile doubt. ....- 1 The circumstance . under which sulecriptiene are now invited Me int: the cal.-obit ions of the returns I ikrly to result from woe by this Company, to a further issue of capital, are peculiarly c o mpany's oldie) , ocsaiinnor U at outeiJ :it ele,o,ooe', upon the favourable for investor+, and present the strongest °eidetic., of results °Maim .1 (run th;• waking of the preaent Malta and the souud and profitable character of the undertaking, to com , Alexandria bee. a iet dividend of C. per cant aft-r providing for all ern: kin; N.Af NOVA, Inclu.! lug the amen d payment of ag,V.lO toPkt' *lit ' h a " adaiti " eel outlay IA requiP'l--- ke they arc now planned. and beteg constructed, the canals the y.• gu s h govern'''. nil may be looked hie Aptheatieus for 1•11Nlrel must w 1 , • o t ..utthe Bankers, 1 1• a t neers ni..t c potent to Judge, including Colonel Randal! and forms of rulecription may be obtained of them, and at the the present chief engineer of the Company, convey water for the Others of the l'ompany irrigation of about 700.000 acme. Seller, iptions ',eve already been promised fur 0191,000. I Adopting a temporary reduced rate of charge for Irrigation, and May 16, IP4IB. eartimatiug the returns from navigation atthe very moderate total of 3 per cent. upon the cutlay (the present chief engineer has just reported that he estimates the relems iipoc the tidal canal will be at least 10 per cent', and allowing the high charge id 5 per cent for repairs, maintensuce. establishment, Ott., the net returns from the mellow , now to be eunipleted would be altogether 12 per cent , which, by the re•establiahment of the original rate of five rupees per acre fur irrigation, would be made up to 21 per cent. net. . Them are figures the accuracy of which ,:an be easily TIIE DOMINION of CANADA, PROVINCE of demonstrated , and an y iminiry tuarte regarding them at the NEW ItHUNsWICK . Caiinpany'e (Mike% will be at nacre replied to, and every informa l...llr of £411,000 Find Morteage Sterling Bonds of the European Mon given. and North Am, 'lean Railway Company, for Extension from he prospect of an Immediate end extensive spread of belga sone Joh,. es word. Do T n. and thercfore of a satirfactery Increase upon the existing no , lauds are to Bearer, with Interest Connote' attached, and returns, is highly encouraging. By reports receive] on the are of the nominal amount of EMI, sterling each. 3rd of the present month, and dated the :10th March, it ap- Interest at s per cent per annum from Ist July, Died, pears that there had then been signed, connected with the Prico of hone. £l-0 per .t2to Bond. Keodrapara ('anal alone, leased ,principally for three years) hoods repayable at the end of 30 years, If not previously par- for about 20,000 acres • that applications from cult'- . daeed. I.) Ibe epinieation of the Sinking Puud provided for vators of land under the mine Canal were being received ,h. it e vtlneColi woilln that period. at the rate of from $OOO to 5,000 acres daily ; and that the na. er,. - iprel and interest payable in ster'ing money at the office of dyes were tutting the smaller channels necessary to convey the Messrs. J. S. Morgeu and Co.. in London. water to their fields with earnestness: further, that In the yid. Interest payable Half >early, on Ist January and Ist July. pity of the nigh Level Canal meetings were being held by the Ze 11. „FN.!, •••, NI or,ten and Co. arc authorised to otter for priblie mindere, and other unmistakeable stens exhibited that the same 1.- ~rtin the +ineve !Simile at the price of el5O per £2 0 favourable state of affairs there as that connected with the Ken :..l. ir,... utiseript ion lento payable by inst.lnieuta an under: drapara Canal was • mere matter of • short time. and that IP. : k rut er 410 per aarti Aloud on application. before the coming mason large de minds will be made for water. ti) „ „ allotment. Upon the Miduapore Canal the effect of the reduction of the alecent., Lt July, 1163 ;deducting seat r rate, ite. ha I not, at the end of March, been thomnghly ll' per nt., or kJ per bond, less income entertained, bemuse the irrigating portion of that Canal had Mx. for interest up to Pat July , . been rinsed for same time previous for conatruction perpetual', ale per £290 Bond on lat August, hags. and had then only been reopened. bet the chief engineer of the .e.. 0 .. ~ Ist September, ]titer. Company and the executive engineer In charge reported that splint:aliens for water, in addition to the 4,0 0 acres supplied last year, had commenced and were confidently expected to be added to largely. The works already constructed have now entered upon their stage of revenue, and they offer to capitalists not only a safe In vestment, but one which will, most assuredly, be very profitable, iO. , • ... 0,1- oeit es ill lie seen that the actual subscription ere bug , and here it may he aided, as confirmatory of this • . 0 tc• le ~.I- without cal. ulating the advantage resulting almost Primed! tie prospect, that the pirtions of the works now 111 , 1 , .. ...• 't ed p. nods of payment of the instalmeutr and hand remaining to be exceut d, consisting mend) of channels . :. : .i••, , ,t 4 the Beads it par within 30 years) is at the rate for the di.trlbution of the water, will necessaniy be the easiest ; : . • 1:l . i a x 147 per £luo Bend. of construction .a well as the most productive, sad will add ........ult 1-. neele In pny meta or allotment or of any of materi.lly to the per -centare of returns on the whole outlay. • . ,•,..1,. . t o e to eu the days named, the allotment will be liable Theretwaleoanotherfeatureofgreat ituporilutec.which inapt not . • • .., • ;i• .I. :nal the amounts then already paid forfeited. be omitted in the conaideratlon of the fitness of this undertaking 0" rI•,, h. •!t •.t the allotment money. Scrip Certificates to for =investment. By the contract it is expreraiy provided that I 1.. .................t to the Nubscn her., which will be excluwired the Company shall be raid for the water supplied for irrigation ! .• ••..- •.• I •..1. t• • It. ,irer,1.0404 , 11 I 0 the slunk amount et the to the eultivaturs—not by the eultiratore themselves—hot by, .. ••-• • ~0 • ~ li., , lairs. peel lop the Gevernment of India : and that the price to Ise so paid by ; , . 0, ; , . ~• e.. 1 North American Railway Compeny for en- the Government t + the Conipany fur such water shall be the • • :r• h. ' , Alt John Westward was incorporated by the price charged to the cultivators, and shall be fixed so as to repro- , ~ . m• 01 and A44,• - obly of New Brunswick, in the )car sent a fair charge for the water to the parties unng it. With ! • • , -0; ..... of cotoltnicti, g a main line from the city of reference to this stipulation. it has been acknowledged by the a iteinswiek to the frontier el the Slate of Maine, Government that they alone are liable to respect to the non- • e, there to connect with a Railway now in payment for water supplied. so that the Comp any are released ei, to the city of Hanger, which Is already from all fear of liability to loss of any portion of their water :im, ation with all the railways of the United rate. The value of the foregoing arrangement can hardly be too highly prized, fermium as it does a certain and safe d the - 1 ..1. ten map accompanying the prenpertue tee of payment for every portion of the water supp=r .G.••••+a- ihivirtatim of tie railway. which will irrieati•-n. •• • , . aa..i al w'tl, the lints now made or In course of It has been determined by the directors to lisait, at any rate •0. . e the mily riiilway i ommurication between the for the present, the expenditure to about £130,000 per annum, . .- - s of Goya s,..tia, New itrineiwiek, and Cenada, whereby they will be enabled to make all lettere cane small la' .. ~••,ite c 0 i1..1 teed forniing the Dominiou 1,1 Canada. lii amount and at regular stated perioale, not exceeding on the ...,.. 0 u "I io• m the ceunecting hub in the male line of whole £ 2 per share during each year ;at the game time they are - ... fi..e . I i. a do o. to ;di the Northern and Western States of enabled hy the Act et Ineorpuration t i Wane the required copilot It 4 1;1.11; ..° I Nmliti:Jellt. partially In shares of £lO each, and partial* In stock divisible c.. • ''..:,1, o, 11;;; lII , C fa .41 miles and so important was It Into rums varying from £lO npwards-a plan which win - ;•' •, • t .., 1.. •—vernment of New Brunswick that a anteddy suit the convenience of those who desire to limit their natality ; •—, .1 .i; ,r, p •0 - iode was given by them towards Its can- to a used sum at once and to be relieved tram future calla, and . • • • : ,„ ;•,:dti ...t, h. vs Mai the Government of New Ileum , . also those who may prefer to pay the amount of capital held by . •,• h. . :IN .. :-...i1b Join,. in it. rorpoi ate capve by, being them by easy inetalmente in the Aludve of calla. , .1,, . tat a , t. of the Legislature, also Subscribed Applications fur Shares and Stock may mow be made to the . „ o i,. I ompany. Cemeany's thre, 8 and 0, thieeneteeet-place, ma de t o ii..l ~ the I oilmany is at. follows , ! bridge, Loudon. EC. ; where a full prospectus and forms of • • 00, I.i tI • principal C.,vernment of New ' application may be hail. But it is neemastry that it should be - • a.. s. .1.:.• .... per mile •-• r 'Hen, I.oludunt subacription by the city of deposit of Cl ou each Mare, or of £lO percent. upon the amount , .. I..te 5 00,000 of Stock applied for. hem been made either to the balker% of the . . .... ..... .. • w,, 10. -apoicinent•-.1 by flex plNKttlee of the Issas of the Company, Meaux Ransom, houverie, and Co., No. I, Pah mall • -• -;•11•....1 l'a•n.! -, forming a first mortgage on the under- East, or at the offices of the Company. The dephait will be • -. -1, 1. 1, ~,,,se e rs, lo a thrther mane of etock which the returned without dedsetion if the applicction is not acceded to. a . Levi , engag. d to take in payment of the cost of ' ! ' • I•!•1 ,- 10 , .• i- under contract by an asrodated body of eon ' I •.' - ..1 the tin:hest ..haracter. Upwards of sixty-live miles , ..• . I- ~,, ~ ••ht aas ale a-emelt:teal and ready for laying the • ::Le han aline: portion of the works are In comae of • . I . a.pietioil The contract price, esebirive of working ' i • -• , sa. dollar.. per mil,', aced the astimated sum nerch • ,• 0 a proi ohne the rolling stock is 6.00 u dollen per mile, .. ..., t et) i•spa icliture of 40.000 dollars per mile. The roil , • •- vet, Iteinsl, will be completed and opened for public • - to i 5.. ., mitary. Isla '• ! -,nn.! and detailed eatimetes have been made by the •• , •,, c :,, .rc 10 , .-r for the province of New Brunswick, • , • • . i.y 1.,.• el, l e , gior a r of the Company. These estimates •• • • e.O. I ' 11, In.e an anneal net earning of 396. 6 10 dollar*. or _ • ...; I. ;; - t. , ,../;:0 ill e mcees ,if the amount required to meet a. I, 4 on the howls. • ' • boiala are the Oral charge upon the net earnings, of which • •r to pal: efter po ment of interest on the }Sonata. is to be • • ..hs -et as,,le and appropriated towards a sinking fund for 01. „. i e l ,. li o n 'll.l6llilikin7 fund will be annually applied in 0 . - 0.0,t. l,a-a• "I bomb. at or under par, the residue of the fund • • : a.. .... iimehat. d lor redetepti•el, at the expiration of thirty ••+ said, betels as may not be .SO iIIITI bawd within that i ri d ,dci t11,,1 the position of the lenolholdere -0 - 111 their rights , td c;.:ttc.esees might N. fully ;secured, a epecial mortge .1. • .I h a s bPa l oentered into b e tween the Company and Samot. 1•'••• e l-1-.1 ,ef New linin. , wick. the Minister of Customs for the i •e.ii, ion of Canada, and John Edgar'lliomaon, Req .of the State , , remelts:milt, 1'.:4 , President of the Pennsylvania EnilwaY ..q.t. v. se ti ustees tor the bondholders, whereby provisions toad, for serurieg the right of the bondholders as find oe .1 hfne, es noon the undertaking . for the pavrneut of the inte r, -.I ;It llt;• Renate , and tor the applicatimi of the sinking fend. 1 op.' ..f the 1111011:1/1ge de. .1, and of the bond. as well as of .1 e %tattle estilll:lteß, fall be inspect...l Open applicatioti at the , et, .- ef Messrs itlreharn, Daltlmple, Drake, and Ce , 60, I.,;C:ilineedle ,li, et Y. i'. V preivations f. a trends !met he made in the annexed form, :111.1 the dere sit paid to Messrs. .1 si, Morgan and Ire., 22. Old broad •street, hunt whew Prospeettlaes and Perms of Apple-anon may te• obtaiii.d. London, May is, 1..0.1, ANGIA)-MEDITERILt SEAN TELEGRAPH PAN LimitetU Nu FURTHER AITLIcATIoNs fur MIA Itltll will be 'LE VU% AFTER 4 titiock a. NION DAY, the t. , ,f,th Innt. order, JoIIN T. lICHT, Secretary. Palmer=4•te Old liroud.strect, E C., M ay 20. 180 • 1.•.0 per 1290 Bond. rv.ers way pay the lu:1 amount of their subeeriptien In • Ally of the above iornti .neat clays, and on such 1,1, .I,seeui.: at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will - Recommended by the floveniment of India, thus:—•• We have Ineg regarded this great scheme (the licher Undertaking) se one of all others in India to which private sheald be iavftnl " The was Government have now agreed to pay for el water supplied by the Company, they pertizipating In some of the predtte realised after dl per emit. ellsse have been received by the Sharelsoldent T HE EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. ilneerporatecl by Special Act of Parliament, whereby the itabWty of each Shareholder S. limited to the amount payable upon his Shares, or the aroma of Ills Stock.. INTENDED ACTICKE, "THE SV.H A R 17NDERT;AR INC." All prehminery invensgatim having been made, and gfaue pre pared and approved for inowediebe construction. , Fleet Owe of capital for the Rehm . Cntiertaldng, 4'10000000,M shame of £lO each, and stock in emmearying from exi. each . upwards. re=t upon shares LI per share, tellbelberty to pay iv the tg .t. 9 or a leas amount in advaneeof calls. Deposit upon stock ele per cent. upon applicatlee, NMI the remninake within three 'newts. of the abetment. Interest at Five per teat. wi I be paid upon all depostia from the let July next, and epon all payments in advance and In payment of stock, made before tior,lay, from flue statue time : and from the day of payment, Ramie after thatinua3. lu the allotment of shams and sloth. t. preference Will be given to those who shall hare paid In feilLow in advancesitealla Director* and Officers tee mine as set ta-th to " thariltistoi " tualertakin advertbemetst. ABRIDGED PROSPICEMA. The great value and preensing nature et "The Reimers dertaking," secured by contract to this Company, have, dar ing th e last eight or tea yearn, been so smell and favenesit, discumed in England and throughout linita, first by the Government and then by the Companys others, and are sow oe generally noose that any statement wledi the Direness • might add upon the subject waled be simereseus ; they, Übe.* I fore, limit themselves to an eminence that they are satisfied it I presents a safe, sound. and proatable investasest : and unbolt ' tatingly solicit sabers - Melons towards the resseilte capital ; at the same time they quote, as coufirmatory of their own judg- . ment, the following: Firstly. An extract from a despatch to the Sacisetar7 of State in usenet. dated loth March, Ifer, recommending that the !inane Canal Project should he elves to a private maspany,which despatch was signed by the late Lind canning as Governor. General. and by Sir Henry Bartle Prete since Govemser of Bom bay, and now a Member of the Council of India in Penland', 81r Cecil &radon 'afterwards Lieutenantdlovemor et Bengal`, Gene ral Sir Robert Napier sow commanding the forces in Abyssinia), Penniel Laing, Etoi., M.P. (then the Finance Member of Council for India), rod the Hon W. Ritchie—being the whole of the Governmental Council, viz. : "Ile Honour the Llestenant.Governor considers that It 'the !Mane Canal Project holds out better rospects than the Orissa 'scheme, and that it would be good for -both the East India Irri gation Company and for the country if the company were to adopt this instead of the other; but the projectors prefer that originally selected by them. "We have long regarded this scheme as one of all others, in India, to which private capital should be Incited. "There is this advantage in Government taking the initiative In planning the great works of the country, that they are so placed liefore the pubic that they can be discussed in the light of local knowledge and experience. The only drawback to doing this is the risk of misleading capitalists and raising mistrust of such investments. "In the present Instance no such risk need be apprehended, for there is evident throughout Colonel Dickens' Report a most conscientious endeavour to antldpste the maximum cost of the work." And secondly. Two paragraphs from a minute recorded by Sir P.P. Grant when Lieutenant-Governor of Besot, viz. : "The magnificent province of Behar, which would be admirably watered by Captain Dickens' projected canal from the Some. The cost here would certainly be very much lees than at Celina), and the returns may reasonably be expected to be much more secure, because we know, as a fact, the value of irrigation la Behar. The soil is better, and the natural rainfall is less by half on an swear, and much less certain in Behar than in Cutteck. The most v Liable crops are not the rain crops In Behar. and for the most valuable crops there it is found by experience that ex peuaive well irrigation pays, which has not been proved by expe rience to be the general we in 'lrina. "I venture to recommend this enterprising Company, In whose success every person connected with India must feel deep inte rest, to consider Captain Dickens' scheme of irrigation from the Scene, for which complete plane and estimates are available, and nothing is wanted but the money." By the contract with the Government the Company are en titled to receive and retain sll profits from the sale of water for irrigation, until the dividends paid to shareholders shall nosed twenty per cent. upon the total expenditure made, after which the balance of such pronta Li to bed ded ually between the Government and the Company. means from ail other sources are to belong to the Company exclusively. The scheme of waits lio be executed has now been thoroughly investigated and carefully re-planed on behalf oft h== end yertiodare ishoketted to fwd append by the DISTY. Olf £411..100 STERLIND SIX CFA CIL•IT. BONDS Ole ECROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN ILAILM AY ADAMANT. For Externion from St. John Westward. N,, VOI4 or APPLICATION. To be lelt with J. S )I ,, tmos mitt Co., after payment of the Preliminary deposit. Gentlemen, —Haring paid to you the min of I: I hereby request that you ail! allot me e3OO Bonds of the ebt re Loan, end I hereby agree to accept such hoods, or any ►mailer number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the farther mums due thertou according to the terms of the Il' Wucd by you. I sin, gentlemen, your oh dient servant, I o %testi , . .1. S. Morn and Co., Signatory .... Address in full Date ! ,, r1 i,P xtll,ooo STERLINO sIX PER CENT. BONDS OF lIIY. EVROPY.AN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY ONI'ANY. Fur Extewslos from Rt. Jobs Westward. E/4.7.11"T FOR DEPOSIT ON APPLICATION. I I. retained by applicant. after be.ng signed by Mem& J. N. Morgan and Co. • .ist-d the day IS6g, the sum of " : the driendt r, gutted on an application for an allotment of Lit) goods of the said Lean. ... . Yor J. S. Morgan and Co. XI ON EY, in large or .mall amounts, and for long • ' or short pot Inds, with or without it Ills posy, nuttily ob t hibir • t the RATIONAL GUARDIAN AMITRANCI COM ' ' /Lilted), 484, Word-street, Bloomsbury, W.C. lt/lONEY. —220 to £BOO ADVANCED irnme " &Arty on Furniture, without removal, publicity, or law •••'t Nay be repaid by easy budahnenta. No charge It de elnwl Muni'sss dispensed with.—Apply persoaagy at the ark or nen, I. Southampton-street, - Strand, ICC. Ad made also oa leases, lite policies. &c. DEBTS RECOVERED and CLAIMS PROSE etTED by a Professional Gentleman of practice sod % 1. " -c iabilitY. free of charges I. the creditornpoa • eosoraholos 1 0 Per rent so the amount recovered.—App4 for address, or r sutras A.Z No 355 aty-road. KC. • . AItE YOU IN S DIFFICULTIES I—lf so, call at "" ea the liidersignod, sod be relaxed from the un- P.ekesot fear of implisounient and executions. Bankruptcy sod tit , e oe caws conducted oa moderate terms. Private arrange -I.*Ye made with creditors. Deeds of ooropoeiSlon sad =AP oast elevated. Protection to parson aau P r r iti °44almsd 5e.,.." t r nu bcit/ "APBI7 ilf. L wAasis„ itnaba, w.c. 1868. LONDON. THURSDAY EVINING, MAY 21, 1868. so that there will be no delay In makiall Prelitohler7 worfiTti plans, Sc., all of which have bees effected, sad made ready for Immediate constructive operations-4=l- • vantage, not possessed heretofore by any ether anderte of a I like character, because the realisation of profile his been thus brought so much nearer. The capital has been divided into 01111101 of £lO each, and Kock In sums ranging from £lO upwards, to snit the convenience of all; as It is thought many may desire to take a delinite amount of stock, or to pay up In tall, and thus be free at once from all future care about calls, and from all future Hammy, whilst others may prefer to pay a smaller earn down se • deposit on shares, and pay up the residue by instalments as calla may be • made. Seine shares bare been already anotth3 in Indic The share capital MU be called up slowly, and so es, with the stock, to maintain an expenditure at the rate of about 5120,0 0 per annum. £2 per share tinting each year will be ample for this Applications for shares may DOW be sent to the Com pany/ offices, 8 and P. Queenxitheet-pisee, tioathwark bri-ige, london, whets a full prospectus and forms of application may be had; but It it necessary that It should he understood that no application will he considered unless a deposit of £1 on each share, or of £lO per oent. upon the amount of stock applied for, has been made either to the bankers of the Company, Messrs. Hansom, Homeric, and Co., •o. P il-mall Past: or at th e offices. 8 and 9, Queen-street -place, Southwark-bridge, London, KC. The deposit will be returned without deduction if the application Ia not acceded to. SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. latablished All persons who effect Policies on the Participator satie fore June Sotb, IsOS, will be entitled at the neat boom W m e year's additional share of Profits over l►ter entrant - . Tables of Rates, and Forms of Pmpoml, can be sabered tram my of the Society's Agents, or of OEOROP: CI: TCLIFFE, Actuary and Se n etary. 11, St. James'►square, London, S.W. BATTERSIA.—CIone to the CLAPHAM JUNCTION STATION. MR, ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at theCuil 'hall Coffeehouse, (Hestia'.lutreet, City, on THURSDAY. June 4, at 12 for 1, THIRTEEN LEASE HOLD DWELLING.HOURIN, being Nos. 1,2, 3, 4, b, 4,7, 8, 10, 12. 14, 14, and 18, Duttlebt.sbeet, Falcon road, Battersea, all wall built and Just flal.hlort, and will retdlly let et rentals amounting to ORO per annum : love, 80 year ; low ground rents —Particular- and conditions of sale may be obtained of the solicitors, W. Overton, Ms 1., 10, &mince all-street, KC., and W. Tuckvr. , 46, King Wil lam-street, E C. ; at the place of sale : amt at the Aucti.meerh °Skim, No. 11, The Grove, Churvh street, Camberwell, B.E. • micK lIAIf KER.—Sound investment. MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by AUCTION. at the Guildhall C .ffee-honae, Gresham-street, Pity. on THURSDAY, June 4. at It for I, a superior Self!. DETACHED RiSIDENCE, known as Brodtley.house, Rye-hill, rerkham-rye, let at .e.OO per annum. Held on lease for 60) cars at a low ground rent.—Yor particulars and conditions of sale, apply to Memrs. West and King, solicitors, pi, Cannon-street, KC. : at the place of sale , and at the Auctioneer's Moms, No. 11, The Grove, Church street, Camberwell, S.E. CAMBERWELL INV ESTSIh...NT and OCCUPATION. I%IR ELLIOTT by A . ut,TlON., instruct ff,, e h d .s t , o u re S ,h ICLL , Tlr the Gul ii ldh all City, on Til FL , DA V, June 4, at 12 for 1, a PAIR of BEIII-DE TACHED RESIDENCES, known u Sle Lad Villas, Camberwell grave, held for a long term, at a low around rent.—Fur partien. lars and condition* of sale, apply to Messrs. Brown and Godwin, solh Rom, 21, Ha l lam place, Finsbury.square. El' Si the place of sale and t the Auctioneer's officos, No 11, The Grove, Chanh rtreet, Camberwell, S E. PENCE.—LONG LEA•MHOLD SHOP PROPERTY. MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Collect-house, Grattan-street, city, on THURSDAY, June 4,166 d, at 12 for 1, in Lots, SEVEN CAPITAL SHOPS, being Nos. 1,2, 3,4, and ti, Gladstone-terrace, Maple road, Penge, and Noe. 6 and 7, Glowester-terrace, Wood. blue-move, adjoining. Held on lease for a long term at low ground rents, well let, andtroducing 8332 per annum—Tor par. Mentors and conditions of sale apply to the solicitors, Messrs. Tatham and Sone, 1, Staple inn. WC. ; Wm. Overton, Req.. 10, Italnngball-Mreet, C. ;W. Tacker, Esq., Bd, King William-street, LC.: at the place of Salo; and at the Auctioneer's offices, No. 11, TheOrove, Churchett act, Camberwell, S. E. resn t: —FREEHOLD, to Pay Large Interest. MR. ELLIOTT is inatructett to SELL by AUCTION, at tho Gutl.ihall Corterhouse. tkerham-streat City, on THURSDAY, Jnne 4, at 12, RIOHT FREEHOLD MRS: SU AGW4, oonsistinc .1 coach-houses. stabling. and dwelling rooms, Room, as Nos. 1 to S. Gladstontrunews, tiaple-road. Peoge, being F eehold, and all well let, and producing £2OB per annum.—For particulars and conditlonsof ante apply to the noti , itors, Waifs. Tatham and Sons, 11, Staple-Inn, W.C. • William Overton, Rag., 10. Itaaluirhall-street, Tucker, Esq., WS, Kin. William-street, LC.. at the plate of sale ; and at the Auctioneer's Offices, No. 11, The Wove, Church tlreet, Camberwell, S.& PENGE —LONG LEAVY:HOLD SWOP PROPERTY. MR. ELLIOTT is instructed to SELL by AUCTION, at the Guildhall Coffee-house, on THURSDAY, June 4, at 14 for 1, TWO very excellent SHOPS. being Nos 1 and 2, Verulam piece. °Afield rad, Pence. Held for a long term at the nominal ground-rent of C 7 WM produce c 76 per annum Pot particulars sad conditions of sale. apply to the solicitors, Messrs. Burroughs and Biadoe, Forest : and William Tucker. Fey., kg, King Winton-street. KC ; at the place of sale : and d the Auctioneer's offices, No. 11, The Grove, Church-street, Cam ' bervrelt MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Canteens and Plate Mesta MAPPIN AND WEBB'S F.lectro Flpeotis and Foils. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Dectro If /lira Plate. MAPPIN AND WEBB'S Patent after Steel Tebbe &Wye'. MAPPIN AND WEBB we Manfacturers. -- - — ZIT: and 71 mil 72, 013101111 LL, LOIDON. If Wise vs, OXI CIEI kV WOW:IN " INV' NC IBLE " SAFES Iv eat: LOCKS int Best ersezd others are .ety to be fad from the lamer et the Cheatestos Melted nt 30.000 troths at the Paris Depot,'llll, Cameo-street London. LC. GREICT FIR% in HOUSIDSDITCII.- -L IWPORT ANT TEST !MON lAL —" IC. rtloundadtHit. and Nov. C. 2,*. 4. 5. 6. ant 11, Gravel lane, Mardh, ISM. —Mr. John Bridger !tate W. Man god goo Sir,—We have much *ensure in ialunx.hig you thin three dt yonr safes, in •vilitch were depo. MtellOindin and documenk.of Rest value, reserved War eon tentannhipanni duriwthe denructlvefire whit& occurred on our inure: premises ornate night of the Itith ult. That yoursafel have en nesessahilly vtlthstood each a very sever test canoed be too Indeirknown, ant we there:ore fully authotime yoult; vub tab tkialszimonlal. -11P7c.areJ.t.r, yours. Re_ •' J. MCP MR& and SOW. " Jed= leacher ,lateliVin. 'Maze and Son:, 11. cannon -down "Viet.." THrigPIGEONS. 4SINTRISE OR, DIGNM Rod CUMMINS. lihedidiesd, Remo! , Asay : 44, Lei ecrtiraquers : Ilowstalers4•froarvesee4ger4 PETICLENDK, Bed and Mattress Purify `J °lazing. talk sod Damask Dyeing, with am, datanation Ilteltellina. draped moderately, .bwrofht•ta lnest period/ago aty themenapedhlaa Steam Bleataitattaol ity•bas Companies, t 7, "Mar t -. corNifoi, aad 471, Setefintird-et. COAL.--OZORGE I. 04ICKERELL rot Co. LW 4wals seiy. Orb Ilia.-13, Cornball. rfOALB. —Me CLAY OROEM COMPANY ll aatiply abed * their Cotiarlat at Clay Ctosa.—ltte bast, sisal to Wain Ital. at Ws. par ben: seconalk_lft —Calk on thevery. --Orden bp Cl (firms. U . BraWOOD•FLACI. RDOZWAIM-11.0AD. W. MR. HOWARD, SURGEON DENTIST, fir,, Fleet street. At borne from U tLI 6. Comm Nation Free. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indiapen lable to personal attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLAWIrg ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIVRICE, compounded of Orteatal ingredients. la of inestimable value In prsaerring and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It a adicates tartar trent the teeth, removes spa of incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which it Imparts apeari-hke whiteness. Price Rs 9d. per boa. Sold by chemists and perfumers. Aak far Rowland', Odooto. NOTH INO IM POBBl BM. ACITIA AMARELLA restores the Human Hair to its pristine hne, no meter at what age. JOHN GOSNELL and Co. have at length. with tlie aid of one of the most eminent chemists, succeeded in perfecting this most wonderful liquid. It is now offered to the public Ins more con centrated form, and at s lower price.--nold In bottles, M. each also 6s , Is. ad and lits. each with brush. Red 801 l Wharf, Angslimassge.93. Up. Iliameast., London, B.C. I T HE INVIGORATTVE NERVIER ESSENCE 1 The most powerful nutritive cordial ever introduced .ro stores to their nomad condition all the secretions, on the inte grity of which perfect health depends. It la a specific for debt hty of an kinds, and from Its cootalning among other hew Manta pepsins and ph osp hate of soda, will prove Webb' bene ficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. vide Dr. Haman report. Price ea. per bottle, or four quantities in one for 4b.—Rolo Agents. Messrs. BAIIMGAILTIN and Co.. 620, Ozioedetreet, W.C., London. Carriage free an receipt of remittance. WASH YOUR DOGS WITH NALDIRE'S TABIXIII. Moo Is. et all (Amble. TOZEMTS COPAHINE.—In chronic or recent 1.11 dimmer a cure is dratted to an average of MI = cu t proved by the Pub Physicians Aeademy.—Sold by all ed. General Depot, In Parka at H. Claret's, Ou tset:Um 161, roe Montmartre, and, In London, at G. JOIMMI, Mach chemist, P, Haymarket RID WINK& —PHYTHIAN and SONS, sierebanta, 432, Wert atraod, solidi 4110 1: 4 c 1111 atm' nos to tbelr Sae ..k1 Port, Yee , s u , sod Tarreßop•Ak : 124. Via Outinalre. 140 • Bt. Julian. 444.: ; Yawn, Su. ; Beannii, 30s. Sat sparkling Barg•b7. Urals mak and cannel' Ines. WINES.—PHYTHIAN and BONS, WTA:73larchauta, axe, Heat Strand solicit especial atten tion to th eir Onions She , r7. ns. dos. ; old Marsala. I. : Walk- Cleasnpagne, 3de Sic and 30a ; Yin de Orals„ !In; f‘antarno. ; dinner Hoek, 24. and SOL lama orb, and mania tree. LL WiilB/s.Y. DUBLIN P.XIIIBMON, 1856. Thin eetebrate4 .4d 111911 !rump, canal the 1/1711L11t FR= MEDAL —lt is pure, mild, mellow, delicious, sad very wholesome. Sold In mottles, is. 94. emit M the rated houses In Louden : by the agnate In the principal towns In haglaad ; or wholesale et 8, Great Windmill-street London, W.—Observe the 0.4 sael , pnik I.MI. end rn,k hruxlM "Kinshan's LL Whisky. IJIEBIG COMPANY'S EXTRACT of MEAT. P %RI • H%IIIfItTIOS, -TWO WV) MEDALS CA UTIOh. tionv genuine without Baron Llel lie, the invent*,'., denature lea's on every Jar, accompanied with 101 l ,lirectiuni for awe. &Ad by all liaise warehouse., chemists, and grocers. Palatable, sti enemata., eronomic, and convenient. TiilC CULTIVATION of TEA in the East imues boa sow become an Important testae& Siam the tn ia lfzetion of Aram Tea, nearly 40 years ago, the ZABT i TEA COMPANY have, on account of its great and annulate flavour, promoted Ita sale by every mea l : e V Tea eintricts, then rendoed to Upper Assam, have gradually astamiled, and Tess from other parte of India are arriving, thus offeidag greater varieties. The Company are now selling Assam, Cadge, Darjeeling, &e ,at from fa. led to 4a. td. per lb.. and China Teas as usual—Warehouses, No. 9, (heat Si. Bolen's churthraid. Illahopinate. Pelee Ltd forwarded on application. CONCENTRIC REFRIGERATORS and ICE nAlrlti 'Pala's Patent). D RY COLD AIR REFRIGERATORS and ICE SAFIA ICUtton's Patent). PROSPECTUSES and TESTIMONIALS of the above on application to 1V V. CIIA Woorgate. Ares% Clty. Went.eud Agency, 110, New liowl.street. QOHWEPPE'S MINERAL WATERS. A. 7 Ortlera‘t crlally prepared for export to evi ry climate. Ifaatifsotorles at Loudon, Liverpool, Bristol, Glaegow, Derby, Malys rt. TWRERHER and CLENNY, OUTFITTERS. Only enabli.hment In Tundon. next door to Somerset how. Strand N B.—Lists of necasaary outfit for ovary purpose and appointm.t to India, Chins. and the Colonies, will be for warded on application. [BTAIIPID 14. ADDMOIAI6) OUR CONTEMPORARIES. (THIS DAY.) THI POLITICAL. orrownos. It is observed by the Dully News that Mr. Baxter's amendment, excluding tram the suffrage all pa trons exempted on the pound if poverty from the pay ment of poor-rates, will enable Mr. Disraeli to *wince in the decision of the Rouse of Commons with regard to Mr. Bouverie's amendment without relf-stultilleatioa, for it would in effect be a rating franchise. It is jut possible he might terrify or where the house into reversing its late vote, but the swam would be dangereve. The talk of a dissolution upon this question or upon any other, is, in all probability, idle Wk. Should a threat of the kind be made it must be met sat defeated by a refusal of supplier.—ln amt ier atte!rs, the Doily lrea a points out that the present Premier, ha ha place in the Rouse of Commons, has deliberately represented the Queen us the anther of the policy he is pursuing towards the representatives of the cation, and instead of standing before the slaves as its defender, hes sought to shelter himself behind it. At the present moment, if it be true that the Queen bee been persuaded by him that a dissolution of parliament is not one of shone solemn exercises of the royal prerogative which requ're to be I re ceded by the mast careful examination of the special cir cumstances under which they are recommended, but a power which may properly be entrusted to a minister, like a weapon to be worn about his person and used in cases of extremity fur his political convenience, the Queen's abeemoe is explained. Regarding Mr. Baxter's motion as a praesical reversal of Mr. Bouverie's amendment, the Times Woks Mr. Disraeli may meet the house this afternoon without much embar rassment. If the full scope of the latter amendment being understood, the home re-coils from it, and substitutes Mr. Batter's suggestion, or replaces the government clause, further progress will be easy, and an early appeal to the reformed constituency throughout the kingdom will be practicable. The Herald says it is rubbish to talk of stopping the supplies, which virtually are voted. The Standard makes the same statement. " The supplies," it says, " are already voted." 111SCELLANEOUM TOPICM. The Post contends that the Metropolitan Foreign Cattle-market Bill would impose a tax upon the meat consumers of London amounting to no less than 600,0001. annually ; and that it would act as a protective duty of It. a head against ►ll the foreign cattle imported in favour of the home producer. The argument that the object of the measure is to protect the country sgainat the ravages of the cattle plague is groundless, for no such prn tection as the bill offers is necessary, and if it were news ' sary this measure would not be efficacious. The Times continues its approval of Sir Colman tl'Logh• lens Libel Bill. In yesterday's debate it was urged as an argument against the measure that it would fetter freedom of speech by requiring the observance of great caution and self-control. The public will, the TIMC4 thinks, be of opinion that this is the best commendation j that could have been passed upon it. . . lECNO'S, TIIE WELIANOWN CITY TAILOR'S, 40, CORNIIILL, Opposite Inneh-lane. THE CITY HAT COMPANY. 100 AND HO, SROZ-LANE. (Might doon from IZeetdeeet.;• PRICES, 3s. ed., Mk Od., And 10s. od. each. WALXKR and TORTZSCUX, Managers. WF. THOMAS and Co. 'S PATENT ISEWINO MAC The celebrated No. 4 Machines, snoplailool for general wo:k, 2.10. nai now Doroestk Machines, complete :Lock Stitch), LS let.. .26 es., and £&—Catalogues two ) W. 1. THOMAs and Co., 1 and 2, Chwapsido, and Ragent.clrcus. Oxfordntreet. London. SALMON, ODY, and CO., 292, BrRAND, • PATENT TRUSS MAKEBA. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. -HOUSEHOLD WORDS. ConductedbyCHAßLEß moms. HOUSEHOLD WORDS. Oonductedby CHARLES Dteanws. Cheap ltdttlon. Well petaled on wood paper. Sly:pees Monthly Put 1, ISO pasta. now ready. Part 2, with tawasne Massenet. London ; Ward, Lock, and Tyler, Paternoster-row. - Reidy this day, No. XI., for JUNE, lIIINSLEYS' MAGAZINE: an Illustrated Monthly. Prier One Shilling. Conducted by Emeriti, T ATIM. Cowrstri:-1. The Rock Ahead. By Edmund Yates (with an IllustratPut. Book 111., Chap. lII. ' a Mine is Laid; IV. Per plexity-4.. Aunt Anastasia among the I'oer-tits-3. Eu Darla iwith an Mush ation:—.. Old Maids-4. Man's Place in Nature— I. A House of Cards; a Novvi. Book 1., Chap. VII., Another Wory ; VIII., Crowned with Success-7. The River with an Illustrationl-4. The Hon. Alice Brand's Oorresponnewee, Nn. VIII.--b. English Phntographs, by an American. No. V.-10 The Adventures of Doctor Brady, by W. H. Burnell, LLD. ; Chaps. 42 to 47. 'Huxley Brothers, 18, Mtherine-streat _ . Mr. Byre, says the Daily News, seem.; to think it a much more monstrous thing that be should have to stand a fair trial by the law of England for his acts in Jamaica than that hundreds of people should have been banged or Hogged in that island without the prelituiniuy of a judicial inquiry. Law, which seemed mach too good a thing to be lavished on the governor's victims, is not good enough for him. Yesterday, as Mr. Vaughan was committing him to take his trial, ho lest his self-control in amazement at the thought that any interests and feelings but his own were to be taken into account, and that the indiscriminate -.---, _ shootings and hangings and burning. which he authorised were to become the subject of judicial inquiry. LORD EIZEOAND TEI LONDON TRADES COUNCIL, —Last night the London Trades Council met at the Bch Inn, Old Bailey ; Mr. Jeffry, bricklayer, in the chair. A letter was read from Mr. Swellie, secretary of the (Hugon Workin • Men's Anociation ' calling attention to a pro posed banquet in London to Lord Elcho in recognition of his services repering the " Masters and Workmen Act." The letter stated that the emaciation were desirous of knowing upon what authority the banquet committee were acting, and whether the London Trades Council hat been consulted in or approved of the proposed banquet. The letter concluded by expressing a hope that the noun • cif would show Lord Echo what British workmen really mean. After • long discussion, • reply to the letter was drawn up, and, on the motion of Mr. Wood, ironfounder, seconded by Mr. Warren, bootoloser ' adopted. The answer recapitulaterthe servicesof Lord Elcho and other hon. mem bers in obtaining alterations in the law of neuter and ser vant. The various efforts of Mr. Cobbett, M.l'., Mr. W. B. Forster, M.P. Mr. Bright, M P., A. Mr.P.Taylor, M.P. , Mr. Hughes, M.P., Sc.,aving been referred to the reply of council concludes th us :—" Mr. Cobbett having lost his seat for Oldham, the Glasgow committee, without con sulting the London Council, or any other body of working men, placed the Masters and Workmen's Act in the hands of Lord Echo, which wag strongly objected to. The bill of Lord Echo is not so radical • bill as that proposed by Mr. Cobbett ; but it. is our duty to state that his lord ship rendered some service tothe particulareause before us. Yet. when we consider the amount of mischief which Lord Elcho, if he had had his own way, would have committed by his opposition to and vilification of the people on the tuff question, the d ogge d manner in which be sup ported Mr. Gathorne Hardy in Lie attempt to exclude the people from meeting in the park, and hie recent votes to support a mischievous state church in Ireland, we have no hesitation in saying he is in no way worthy . of the respect or oonfidonce of working men." The council had received no letter as to the banquet, and, if they did, resolved to return • similar answer. HIORIOINES PROTECTION SOCIETY.—The thirty first annual meeting of this society was held last night at the London Tavern, Bishopegste-street, under the presi dency of Mr. W. T.hUC. Tunens, M.P., who, in the course of his address, impressed upon the niembers the impact are of urging upon government the maxim that empire has its duties as well as its rights, and that one of those duties was to afford protection to its aboriginal subjects. Mr. F. W. Cbesson, the secretary, read the report of the society's labours for the past year. Considerable promi nence was given to the practice of .6.e-dealing and slavery by the Boers of the Transvaal Republic, and the war waged by the Orange Free State against the Brutus. Although the society had taken steps to induce the government to enforce its treaty with the Transvaal , and Sir Philip Wodehouse had remonstrated with the Dutch President, there was good reason to believe that at the present moment 4,000 Kaffir children were held in bondage by the Boer farmers, that regular markets were est ab lished for the sale of what is called " black ivory," and that high officials in the service of the republic held human beings as slaves. The report then strongly condemned the Basuto war. The remainder of the report was occupied with the traffic in South Sea Islanders, the extermination of the natives of Queensland, and other subjects, over which the society bad taken action during the past year. Mr. Eli Jones, of New York, moved the adoption of the report, and pointed to the experience of some of the American States to show that when the aborigines were treated with humanity and justice they became civilised. rondo], and industrious, increasing instead of diminishing in number. The Rev. Sella Martin, who said he was once a slave, in seconding the motion, observed that it could not be expected that the aborigines would ever accept the higher princiles of civilisation, nor civilised nations the weakness of th e abo- rigines. There must be a compromise. The Rev. E. E. W. Krause, late of !tendon" disputed this view. He had laboured successfully for thirty years as a missionary in New Zealand and the South Sea Islands, and had found the aborigines capable of acquiring and pnactiziag some of the highest arts of civilisation. Mr. Cyrus Field Mr. R. N. Fowler, and other gentlemen, took part in the pro. seeding • and after the adoption of the report resolutions wewere paUcd in furtherance of the objects and principles of sosiety. PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY 01 GREAT BRITAIN. The animal contents:late of this society wee held last eisning, when the premises in Bloomsbury-square were well fi llet with the members and their friends. A variety of interesting objects more or less connected with ohs mica and pharmaceutral pursuits were exhibited, in ' eluding a collection of medscal and economic plants, fine specimens of crystals and various rare drugs, microscopic objects, a dynansico-resgastico machine, aquaria, pee -1 served fish and reptiles, stuffed birds, • salmon hatching apparatus, Day's patent ice cream soda machine, pie , turas, busts, drawings, magravings, ko., indading • design for railway carriages with passenger oommouication, tar toms illustrating tie method of gas manufastare, andlother cheeriest processes, ha. Improved kinds of shop antis _ i and other matters appertaining to the more POLITICAL Booirota Ton Tag Paons.—Mr. I department of the pharmaceutist were also exhibited, and John Stuart Mild, M.P., i s expec tod to moue at Mr, I some interesting &relying views were shown in the 140- Jan Plamosec's address on 'polities* Economy for the tare hall during _ths evening, People," to be delivered at the Bootle London Working OBT.TAL PALoos. ONE EINILLING DA"- Yen's College, on Monday evening next. Prorgascr gay WEDNESDAY, MAT 20.—Adadrioas by masa tisk,* ley's nut Whirs ii to bo gives on Jan. 84 2,30); ditto, on moot. 4,136 ; Mel violin% 6,396. Ready thee do. in 2 vas Sri% THE LIFE of DAVID GARRICK. From Original Family Papers end numerous published and un published Sources. By Pricy FITZGERALD. rinstey Brothers, 18. Catherine-street. Ready We day. (lON AMORE ; or, Crittcal Chapters. By tl Jrntx MCCARTHY. Author 0 "The Waterdalo Ne'sh boon," he. 1 vol. Tinsley Brothen, 18, Catherine-street. 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The third conceit took place lad night. Tile symphonies were Haydn's in 0 ("Letter V.") and Yen delmeohtis "Italian ;" a strong and interesting contrast between the genial quaintness of the elder and the glowing poetical romanticism of the younger master. The over ware Weber's I)er l'orepacketa and Chernbini's Lea Abexicerroges. A prominent feature in lad night's performances was the playing of Herr Rubinstein--w . _ pianist who is held in ahuo.t as high esteem abroad as Liszt, the style of the two, indeed, possessing somewhat it easusee. MR. HENRY LMI.IE'S ( ONCERTS. The last orchestral concert of the season, and the Director's benefit, took i lace last night, when the pregramme contained several features of great and high interest, tilthonzh nuthin; of novelty calling for special remark. The concert commenced with Herold's pretty but weak overture to Zavitp/an heroic, romantic opera, written throughout in a light me- , lodic style. The otter orcheitril performances at' last night's concert were Mr. Leslie's overture to The Templar ; Mendelasohn's Riformation Symphony;' which still progresses in public seteem in spite of one ur two exceptional cases of adverse newspaper criticism; and Aubor's overture to Mos saiatto. Among the most im portant features of the v. atl music vim a selection front Ads and Galatea, including the two @bonuses, of very opposite character, " 0 VA) pleasures of the plain•," with its pastoral simplicity and genial beauty, and ," Wretched lovees," with its gtandour and scknce ; anditwo solos, " Hush, ye pretty warb ling choir," by MEI,. liticus, and " 0 ruddier than the cherry," by Mr. Santley. The entail prettiness of Galateit's pvtrutata song thow inferior to the noble bass song of Polypheme) is scarcely so well suited t.. Mdlle. Titieas as the great deelatna.ory menu "Ocean,' from Weber's O'croa, sung with all her usual power and effect in last night's conceit. Of Mr. tiantley's admirable singing of the music of Pnlyphone we have so frequently spoken as to lender it unnecessaiy to say more now, as also of his delivery of. I.lg/ire's air, " Non pill an dui," Mr. Santley's aecon'i song last night. Mendel.- aolin's noble hymn " Hoar my prayer," the soprano solo by Mdlle. Titiens, was also an important feature in last night'e selection. There were two instrumental solos - - Mr. H. Wave?. played Beet hoven's exquisite " Romance" for violin, with his usu...l refinement of tone and style ; and Miss Madeline Schiller gave a brilliant performance of Weber's remand.; and im pulsive Concert. Stack. The rapidity and clearness of e‘c cation, distinct phrasing and grace of style, of this per formance, elicited loud and deserved applause. Two madrigals (Wllbye's ancient " Flora gave me," and Mr. Leslie's modern " My love is fair") admirably sung by the choir, completed the programme of a highly interesting concert. NATIONAL CIIONAL t ETT. —J uthis ..liftecub. was given by this society la.t night, for the last time this season ; conducted by Mr. Siartin, and, in other respects, much as it has been before given by the seine institution. The solo sinners trete bLadat,.. Florence Lancia. Miss Lucy Frankleio, Mr. George I'erren, and Herr Wallenrester. DRAMA. SAINT J AME?,'S. The French company at this bowie perfori.:44l last night M. Ikon Lapis four act comedy, Le Dar J. A. This cleverly written piece was originally brought out .t the Thiatre Franesisia the menthol November, 1859, its two leading male characters being admirably represented by Got and Provost. We believe that it has hitherto escaped the ordeal of a Britannic adaptation ; this ileum nity is probably due to the fact that it numbers amongst its dramatis perSOCle neither a conscientious et huinnl nor au unfaithful wife. . . . . The theatre was not at all well attended !sat tii6ht. This enterprise certainly deserves more emmurageini nt than it has hitherto reoeived. A LHINILA. —The exceptional heat of the weat'i.,r appearh to make very little difference in the attend ance at this popular place of amusement, and the programme this week has been freshened by the prod.. Jinn of a new comic Irish ballet called The Sprig c! in which Mr. F. Evans is the chief attraction. This ballet, short and lively, is the first of the three per formed during the evening, the intervals being filled ie with vocal and instrumental music, eccentric acrobatic feats, and the unequalled representations of M. Lcot.ad. Mr. F. Strawge's annual lynefit will take plAce (Thursday), when there a ill be a day and night pm terur ance with additional attractions. RAILWAY BENEVOLENT 15tmerresiON. —The tenth annivemary festival of this society, which is designed to grant pensions to railway ed114.#3 who may be disabled by accident or ill-health, and to afford help to their widows and orphans, was held last night at the Freenutvons' Tavern, the Marquis of Clenricarde (in the atomics of the Duke of Richmond, who had been summoned to Balmoral) presided; and there was a large attendance. Amongst those present were Viscount Gort, Colette' Bilge, Ms. Rodwell, Q.C., Mr. H. Oakley, Mr. Joseph Beattie, Ms. John Strapp, Mr. W. H. Stratton, Mr. R. Saville, lir. T. A. Chubb, Mr. F. W. Mills, Mr . S. Brooks, Mr. Jrmea Kirkman, Mr. C. Osborne, Mr. Player. AL. 1: B. Nuilen, Mr. A. Wightman, Mr. K Wright, and many other gentle men r f influence in the railway world. The noble man gels dwelt with great emphasis on the importance to the public of a careful, punctual, and vigilant pet forename of the duties which devolved upon railway officials. Them officials were probably not leas numerous than 220,15/0 ; and they represented perhaps a million of the populatien. The exertions of the society were so far appreciated by the men that there were no fewer than 15,000 subscribers to the casualty fond ; but it was urged that they had a claim upon the public for something more than their bare wrges. It was suggested, for instance, that railway travelers should make a practice of putting their loose sheets in the collecting boxes which were to be found at most of the stations. Subscriptions were announced arnountitg to the liberal sum of nearly 8001. LICENSED VICTUALLERS' imotue.-7he fortieth anniversary festival of this distinguished charity took place yesterday in the conoert-room of the Crystal Patios. There was a very large attendance of diners, and of lady spectators in the gallery. The occupants of the holy of the hall. where the tables were laid, numbered sleet 1,200. The gathering was an extremely enthnsiastiE one. The chairman was Mr. H. D. Rawlings. After the toast of "The Queen" had been drunk, the chairman an nounced that the Enipc•or of the French had mit the fund a donation 1,000 francs. In consequence el this announcement " The Health of the Emperor Napoleon" was drunk before that of the Prince and Priam.* of Wales, while the choir mug " Partant pour la :lyric." On the proposition of Mr. Fortier, " The Health of the House of Commons" was drunk. Mr. Labouchere and Mr. Harvey Lewis responded, both gentlemen expressing the opinion that their bearers would soon have the eppor tunity of electing another House of Commons. and Mr. Labouchere reminded the licensed victuallers that their duty ID their own interests was to bang together, inorder to preserve their own undoubted rights. The chairman, in proposing the toast of the evening, regretted that the licensed victuallers did so little in support of the asytuni fund. Subscriptions to the amoant of 2,1001. were an nounced during the evening. WAREHOUSEMEN AND CT.MILKS' SCHOOLS.— The half-yearly court of pennon and rebeeribers to ibis M entalism was bald last evening at the Guiktball Coffee house, Mr. Richard White in the chair. The report, which was unanimously agreed to, stated that the receipts of the half-year on account of the general fund had bees 1,9901. 75., which added to 2251. 25., the balance brought forward, and 9231.18 a. 64., the premeds of 1,0001. console, made a total of 3,139/. 7a. 6d., while the expenditure had amounted to 2,4951. 9e. Bd. The eel* of stock was rendered seetesery partly by the continued depress, in of trade, and an increased outlay of an exceptional eburaoter messioned by the recent siokasr its the when. Three children were still in the infinnary, but convenes:ow and the health of the establisHffient was otherwise ektiefres. tory. nee shildren had been admitted sires Novimber, and there were 76 boys and 36 girls in the school at Caterham jruselies. 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