The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-15 00:00:00

: !' ~` N EWS PAPER - . i t at dill i A • rl3 " 4 I I ;I Al 4 , . , - re` di - .r. 4 i . • • 4,4, 1 44 1 rt tiSalld _ 1 I No. 6,518.) cuI,CUTTA Direct,.___calliag_ at MADRAS. w iNTIILY 917.1,11 COst at uNICAI LON between LONDON sitllNDlAby the megsdhoent Met of Stamen batmen to the UM Wm and I . o64o a,, adth 4b=amaa& rr timited ) . — The toawa clipper CAL A UM tone, too. bob s power, 8. H. WRIGHT, Commands, will Mawr the lie union) Dodo the 7th May, and Plymouth the lath May, 7,, -- 01, sus, anted at Madrau siegamosat ri V ad. baut t r•esay for the trade, has been t hes ra te acmemsodatiea for peasengen. =ream ea sups. recta mi meos ; also a stewardess. These 1111111/111111 will enlist tar t A pe of Good Hope on the homeward voyage mat and are N trt lest to make an average leastee of hous England to Passe rs by the steamers will ve the option of m ut:Littg •11.1 at Plymouth. the Genspemy paying tie railway tam Weems sod Plymouth, end conveying Vy .1 to and from the Moment —Pee tret or pests apply to o ..asy and Co.. fd, Parbansent.Areet, or to mart. of the Coaapsny. Messrs. Bond sad Mackeirle. 9, y...n , ane, EC.: and In Plymouth, to Mr. H. J. Waring.— spptiestioe fee appointments as midshipmen must be made M wen/aces of the OammuskL Miedaviaas. LC. INALD PAW" Secretary. /RON WV WOOL 011. QEIRENSTOWN TO NEW YORE, LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PRIIADELPHLt erzaacAmir 00WPANT Wand dee 'gaudy e Palled that thlbgewsredes ma ly k de-bullt li ta Ikzew akfiliall4l. volley th Past. nom LIVERPOOL FOR NEW TORT. EDINBURGH, Saturday, April Is. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Aprtl CITY OF MANCILISTIR, Wedineday, April V. Aod even Wednesday. and every alesenne dalturear. Cana parade by the mail deans= salting ever/ Wednesday, LS, 17, and 21 plasma scecethog to the aranesdealea. Cabal pi .= the Saturday's siestaiss, getbassa Parana passage previsions welled. Psisenc: sh or Wog& U. CROW sad Haim Brielen Colsinbia. bombed a eery adauttaisma bernes.—Fee further partisan,. mpg to WILLIAM INIIAN, U. Wateerensid. Llamas' ; ea Mega aidRAM. 61, LIM cmy. - S TEAM from LONDON to NEW YORE. The DR MIEN sad AYKLICAN STZAM NAVIGATION comiNV [hauled) wM despatch owe of Me wadermeektlosed 'Venetia fu taw atemen t.tas sash weft tor New Teat. Tous. I Ea na-pew lanatm Wegmioster Nes York ILDIN 1 MO IMO IN 3.10/0 US UN 6410 Capin% Mover. Captain COMIL Caput■ head. Captain Rani& Thew isirszulesoi rem& ate ensurpamed b &ay ct, me, and bare ecoommodetlos for peen eel= ow) comfort. The Iles will commence at an early date, the rwt day to AI teed Is a later amounomeset. To load In the Tt-ona Do; fl— freight or paeans apply to the Computers mist& aLFRID UJUNG sad Co., t, Leetteshell-sereet. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— i/nrct Route to Hammer, brain/wish. and CsalaWl Oen moo) OM' 01 the los first clams mew stosoharsADLlA, MOWS. ALBS will be despatched trews Horsely o, awry Thursday morals( 'weather perodttlail. 00 S a.a aallta t /wawa rier am at 10 as Mi. —lama to &meg Si sal al Mara La sad CI las.—Appty at CHAPLIN'S no m ad Olkes, Regetat-eYwes, W. ; or to PHISL, PS MUFFS, sad C0.,11. Rood-lowe. LC. THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL DOCIZIT (LIXTTID; AND THE ANOLO.AETTRIAN BANI, AIR PM:FAR= Tu RECEIVE susournoNs FOR VIZ CAPITAL OF THE L EMBERG-CZERNOWITZ RAILWAY COMPANY (thettoi). Capital. 1.1.2611,009, 82.300 abarnst Atfaaad ater a guarantor tram I Arenas Oowassunk prethielag a sat miaitauin Dividend at 7 par omit. pas amen, meals Is P;;;I;;Os k made foe payment by the Contractor (Yr. Emmy) of interr•t at 6 ypeertcent. per annum dating construction. Deptodt tI on applkatlos, and £6. on enflames a further sum of 1.2 on the lot of May. attar which dMe so further can will be tua.t. for Ft raoatha Caemittee of Directors pending the Cceetttatioo, utter the pr,nitions of the COISONI4OII, of the Company as a . 159ain ANON T Soinerset x.p. --- /. - 11e - a - saitnii; Lai Directors of the AmAno it E2;lan". I misrick . P. Brown- asthma Eag Elt /LP” triaD D•Pet ßank r Ch . Mr man of the Limbo and horth Wade= Bally. . ...,. FL Prince Leo Sapleha, President of the Quit Lucli Railway. Count iditair Berkowtld, Director of the Carl " A '""`"') Ludwig Railway. Charles Klein. Say.. Preddent of the Chamber of k. Geminates, Vilna& BA.NLEIRS in Losnon—liesara. Glyn, 11U1A'Anit Co., 67, Lombard stank S.C. BAIMEII.9 13 VIENIU-7G Anglo-Austrian Bank. :- Wrrom—Yeasta. Birelt ...... em, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, Sio...m ...a..• Nowt Seymour sad co.. Bd, 111 .4 "=. Yeah. Commove and Co.. TA . Temporary Ofaces—ts.Old thoadstreet. — The great Trunk Itthway from Vienna, in the direction 05 the troller of Moldavia, Is at present complete es Carr Lemberg. Tbe,ionannuleation is effected by means of two tine —the Ent bruig the Northern lithwity, from Vienna t i e L the wood. the Cad-Lad.* Railway, from Cracow to Lestherlf. tas led of time base pays ahead It per emit span tla capita The second was completed only at the cud of lain, bat since lie 9ening has paid 11 per cent upon its k spital, and consequently las sever required to claim the guarantee ot Sper cent. accorded to it by the Austrian government. ~7he prevent line lalh;Contir7ation from Lemberg to Peens*• witz, near the Moldavian frontier. The concession has been eroded by the Austrian government on terms unusually favour able to the Company undertaking a he proposed railway, entering into the heart of thegrain and caae producingebstrict, whence the Carl-Ludwig line obtains its huportant traffic, and being rousts ucted at a very conaller• ably less cost, peondoes to be more profitable than its neighbour. Thc continuance of the line through Moldavia to Galati, on the Ihe ache for which a concession has recently been granted by the Chambers of the Principalities' must necessarily add largely lo the profits of the Lemberg-Czernowits Railway, which will fill , form an integral part In an unbroken and direct railway cornintimaitlos between the Baltic, the German Ocean. and the his ,aaervloa, the duration of which Is ninety years. diva• Wei f .e the , ommencement of the works previous to the 11th ha". o 7. I er4, and for their completion Ethos three years; but pro , too Is made for extension of these periods In case of poll ttnl tlaan:tal reels. _ government guarantee a fixed sem of L IMAM to silver money as a net annual revenue of the line. re, sum thus guaranteed by the government. after providing lot t.e payment of Interest at 6 per coat on the hoods, aast for in annual sinking fond, will leave a clear 7per cent. applicable to the share capital. The sinking fund will be annually applied. to the redemption of the bonds and shares at par. The proprietors of the shares thm from time to time redeemed will for each share recehv a certificate entitling the hearer to a isrt.. 'pat on, daring the remaining term of the concession. in .11 the pronto of the Company exceeding 5 per met on the t rfomilrapttaL . . . A oatract, which will be adopted by the Company, haa been t anted tato by the eoaressionairea with Mr. Brame, for a corn of a. CA 000. - 71:it coati set presides foe the ecnrtraction of the railway In 1, - ,ordance with the terms of the concession, and for docking the "am with rolling stock. It incindes all the preliminary =- pews of a‘..luiring the concession sad formals. the Ccespany : it makes provision for Interest during construction on paid-up capital at the rate of six per cent. per annum . and It corers en ample reserve for the expenses of management until the railway Sh..!: he opened for public traffic. Vet-once:Won enuters the requisite power to form a Societe Anonym. vJtb shares to bearer, whereby the liability of the robe fibers will be limited to the amount of lb per cent of the lionnnal amount of their shares. The capital of the Societe Anonyree wit be 12,450,000: to be lined RI:200,000 t bonds, and £1,260,000 in shares of ,C 2.3 each. Tice bowls bare already been taken. Iv.parat:iry to the formation of the Societe Anowyme (which .ionot be ..etinitiveli coostitutai according to Arietrisn law until per cent nf the share capital has bees paid up', the Limbers- Connos itz Railway Company ham been formed Y a limited company, the shares In which will be exchanged for Slots of a like denomination In the Societe Anonym.. A . opy of the Arnett* of aseoelation, of the coecevirinn, and of tke tatittes under which It is proposed to constitute the Societe Anotinse, can be inspected at the aloes of the Solicitors. 40, firnameid.otteet Appiwetions for *bares most be mule In the annexed fend, add: vd, I to the Director, of the International Financial Society . and of the Angio-Austrian Beak, but so application will he on-Idered, unless accompanied by the receipt of Messrs. fain. Moil.. and Co., or of the Anglo-Austrian Bank, Vienna, for AI per shore on the number of sham applied for. Ms aim en*: b returned bathe event of the application int being acceded tn. vi.l. if on allotment is made, it will be applied towards the pa y::, IA r.l per share then due. Mitut..-czesNotorrzzteiLwAT coMPA (molted). MIX or APPLICATION FOl AMAMI& To be left with the Bankers. I Dtrectora of the International Financial Society Thlalted/. and of the Anglo-Austrian Bank. Go.tlrmen,—ilaring p ant to Meson. Olyn, MIDI, and Co. the fmr ° . brum 41 per share on amen, of 421 leach. win. It I request may be allotted to tee is the Loniberg.Czerno wll, lbnls.,y Company .Clotted . . and I hereby apes to accept "' I. *Lae., or any leas number, end to become a member of lye r .ll.paby, and to hate my name placed es the register of m'lnb•rt In respect of the shares allotted to am. gentle' men ), ur obedient wevaat. Adana Is tan . Date LEMBERG-CZERNOWITZ RAILWAY COMPANY :Limped). Temporary 01lope-51 Old Broad-ebeet. St /TUT. IS HEREBY 01V ZS, that NO FURTHER APPLICA. fur %HAW:4 In this Company .111 be ROCRIVRD AFTER • VII ftbA V melt, the 16th Intl.—By order. i Ith Ap,tl . le6l. W. A. lIICHARL. ffeerstary pro tem. 14 P T 17RE S.—The PATENT SELP iV ADJUSTING GERMAN TRUTA, SCUBi effect/Wily wit& aby complkations, Is recommended by the faculty fee Ilse tuly and r• bet of hernia. The necessary quality of a good tram su etaci.ot resoung power, without unneorseary pressure on ttc part affected. which desirable object le alms obtained In a tram unen , un.ered with strap.. spiral WIN., or pad behiad.— J. EGG and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. LIN! NE. —The MEDICAL PROFESSION 's —The LANCET—Dr. Hamill sad others recommend alas' quinine Wtne" as as excellent and ample stimulant. 4 , ufactured ally by 10BIAT WATERS, !. Martha s-Ises. ..00ttetreet. London, Le. Sold by Grocers, Itallaa War, b.laemen, and others. at Ina a dozen. Wholeaals Masts, L Leeds and Co.. Worcester. JIfZEAUS COPAHINIC MEGE, successfully tried to the Parte and Loudon licepitala. wader the care of kt-nn Callortar. Rimed. Lloyd, Poland, and twos Clark I" [awe," Nov. I, , effects a ewe In in average of Me days Mth.r In rftent or chrome &mama —U. ed. per bottle. he post at C. JOILILa US, Preach amen* 49, Haymarket. London and 123, Houtevart Magenta. PIM/. THE IMPERIAL FINANCIAL COMPALNY (LIMITED. ARS PREPARED TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE CAPITAL OF THE EAST INDIA FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION (Limitedj. Capital Al ~000,000 in 20,000 Shares of CSO sack of which it Ls not latseged to call up mom than fie per Share. Deposit, Al to be paid on Applkation. and SA oe Allotment. Subsequent Calls not to exceed aM its, per Share, and at Intervale of not less than Three Monthk No Call will be sage until alter the expiration of Three Month* from date of Allotment. DILICTOILS Lewin Balfour, Esq. Mews. Ballow and Co., Calcutta , late Director of the Ags H. D. Ciutwrlght, Esq. (11sems. Leckie and Co.. Bombay), Obeimesim of the fleammervlal Bank Corporation of India and the East James Laytae Esq. (Messrs. Layton and Ca), Yining-Loa Wr6 a L Nadi/erg* late Bengal Army), IS, Cleveland skonuk Esq. wa Moran and Co.), Calcutta. J. Carrington Palmer. E No sq. ilfesers. Mackffkm,Stewart, and Co., Calcutta, Dlrector of the Aim Bank. T. L. Robinson, Esq. (late MR. Thomas and Co.), Calcutta. Sir Sibbeld David Scott, Bark, Director of the National Pro vincial Beak Ea gland. Henry D. Seymour, Faq., M.P., Director of the Imperial Finan cial Company. Apra and United Service Bank (Limited), Iftssos.4rlet, Loudon. Blonta.s.—Messra. Sandman and Dobree, 2, Royal lachange banding. SOLICNOSL—Mara Upteeik Johann, and Upton, 2), Austin. friars, London. AtCII.ITAILY pro teen}—D. Forma, IN. Teingonry isEcea—a, Cannoaarreet. P201111111CT176. The oblong efthe Asses Mike an strictly financial, and will be confined to India alid the MM. The Asaociation will grant loans secured by mortgages of land in the country, to cams where the security is undoubted, and on house property in the large towns will make edvanoss to the local gorernmenta for ninth on public week; and to builders and contractors, and generally upon approved securities not coming within the limits of basking business. Ihe Aseeciation will also negotiate the sale and purchase a landed, house, and other property on commission. Immense tracts of country, suitable for the cultivation of cotton, tea, coffee, and other products; gran" of land dlnag from government, irripkion and drainage wonrail= Mallows" docks, owls, tr., all await that sti mulus capital can supply, and which will be offered by this amwels- Moo. fie pest increase in the number of European resident. In the Presidency towns has calmed a rise In house rent to the ex tent of fully 50 per cent., ootwithstanding which little or no house building has been commenced, builders and others Wag unable to obtain the financial facilities. In like manner enterprises of public a ty, and undertakings at peat promise, languish for want of capital available far their tow pbtioa, and there exists no mesas of carrying out many works acknowledged to hold out greet prospects of profit. While money procurable in India for all °echoer, creamer els! purposea few facilities exist for obtaining loath oa the security of land. The disposal of landed property boa cms quently attended with much difficulty, sad although the value of all other property has largely bruessed In the past few years, that of land has remidaed almost unaltered, except la the came of small properties in the immediate noisily at Ike lar ge Ragistration Act 'fiords the bat possible security of Mb to lan& and regidered Mite will in all eases be required. Arreageniesta bare been made with the Imperial Financial Oenpany, whereby this Association will act as its sole agents la India. to that Comely the option of taking • shwa in the trensections of this.thsociation. Negocfatlons are pending for the management of the Associrt ilea la India, sad the Directors loot forward to an early cora assacement of bulimia 17;°biaiged 1 emes may from the Secretary, the brokers, or at the ma c e IcTt of the Imperial Financial Company, limited. EAST INDIA TDIANCIAL ASSOCIATION flMaited;. FORM OF APTLICATI.,N FOR SHAMS. To be retained by the Hankers. Geatlemen,—Having paid to your bankers, the Agra and United Service Bank. the stun of E being a deposit et it per shut on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, asdl spree to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to me : and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and I authorise yyooua to been my name on the register of members /se the of shares allotted:to me. I ordinary signature Signature in full itesideace Profession Date THE CITY of LONDON REAL PROPERTY COMPANY Gilled , . (Incorporated (Incorporated under the Compaales Act, 1881.) Capital ASOO,OOO, in 26,000 Shares of r. 21 each, with power to ineromme. 41 to be paid on application, and £2 10a. on allotment. Aay further Calls at intern& of not less than three months. DIMICTOWL H. G. Athlone* En. (Maws. Nomlth, White, and Co.) Charles 11111, Faq. (Mews. Thionses, Bona* sad Co.) Robert Russell Carew En*, Wesibourne-torrace. Hyde-park, and Cam W a tford. Richard Pork. Richard Gibbs, Eq. (Messrs. R.. Gibbs and Co.) Brice W. Pears., Nag. (Mews. Alexander. Son, and Co. flambeau Tatham Lea ,Mesas. Pylon, Tatham* Carlin. and Wails . John Walker, Eel., Director of the London Financial Asso ciation. George Frederick Young, Eau (Meese* Young. Sou, and Maguey). Mews. Roberts, Lubboek, and Co. The Mercantile and Exchange Bank (limited), 4, Lombard street, and 41, Mincing-lane, London Brown's.buildinp, Liverpool St. VtocenCs-place, Gla.gow. fiediCrioes —Maws. Tyson, Tatham* Curling, and Walla, Altmann AND Stlevuott—itichard Bell, IN. EMU& Nears. I. and A. nairegeone H. Frisby. EN. late Fader Brothers and Frisby). Temporary Ogleee-21, Mincing-lase. This Company has beea formed for the p urpo se of acquiring real property in London (Including lesee.,, for building thereon, letting. or selling. Particular attention will be directed to the acquisition of propertie• In first rate I cantles, where, by the erection of suitable banding* a large profit can be derived. With this view a contract has been entered into with • firm wile are amongst the largest private owners be the City of London, for the purchase of their City properties, which cover an area of nearly an acre and • half, and are situated In Grace church-street, Fenchureltstreet, Minciag.lane, and Mark-lane. Piano can be seen at the offices of the solicitors. In this purchase it le stipulated that the tendon shall oaten tee for • period of years, • minimum return upon the purchase mosey, which will secure at once a libeled dividend to the share holder* and whim! will be further Increased what the contem plated Improvements are, ae they shortly will be, fully carried oat. The Company will have the advantage of borrowing on their debeutnres, at rates of interest much under the guaranteed for the prest It has been arras with vendors that the larger portio en n of their purchase money shall re main unpaid at four per cent. interest, It lea peculLuity attached to land In the C of badness to be condacted in its very limited ity sp . that the extent ace is Ln erwatng. The value of the time of sucoefisfal tinders, sod the convenience of particular localities, are found to be of more moment titan any question of rent. The woman...melon allotted to the produce market', la the neighbourhood of these properties, has within the last few years been doubled yet the scale of rent has increased In • greater degree. sod there seems every reams to anticipate that the de mand for erstclass offices in theee localities will continue to be in advance of the supply. Eight thousand s ha res are subscribed for; the remaining twelve thousand are offered to the public. Incase of no allotment, the deposit will be returned. To the Directors ot the City of London Real Property Com pLlobli Gentlernen,—Havlng Into your bankers the aim of I re,iuest t t you will allot me shares to ON City of London Real Property Company (Lltulte , P, and I hereby agree to aceept the same or any lees number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the calls in respect of the shares so allotted when due . and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted. l am, 6entlomen, your obedient som; a Nanio in full Profewbon or oceopaliam Address Date THE CITY of LONDON REAL PROPERTY COMPANY (Lolled). NO further APPLICATIONS for SHAM In the City of London teal Property Company (Welted, can be entertained titer SATURDAY next In London, end Monday from the coaatry . By order. tl. Mlncing•lane. ♦ I& 1864. E P P B'B COCO A, Diatilabed as a FRAGRANT, GRAMM AND INVIGORATING BREAKFAST UTE:RAGE Originated sperielly toe lb. sae of those under hnesnopatisle Sreasasent„ Is has through Ile agreeableness booms generally secepted. QAUOE.—LEA and PERRIER' WORCISTIZAHIRI BAWL eledalosi rood IMeat. ropoenced Die TH.! ONLY u? 21? CX r• prepireTl MIL ii - etlfttal NS. The public are respectfully cautloned against worthless India- Nous, and should and stop see that Lea sad Peseta same siege wrapper, label, bottle, r. ASK for I.IA sad PIRSINK SAUCE. Sold wholesale and foe sepal b 7 the Proprietor% Worcester; liewrs. CROSSE and BLACKWILL . s Newt BARCLAY yet SONS. London. Se.. de.. and yo wor and admen universally. (CARDINAL WISEMAN ON LONDON CRITICTI:III.I.—TIir BUILDIft of THllt DAY, price 4 2 d a r post 54., costar :—Pise view of the Royal Iseuranoe mg Montreal—The Metallurgy of hoe end ateel—Archl tecture in Treace Mediaeval to Itesalssesee—The A achitectural Irldbifts—Gard sad Archltecture—The Proposed De• *oration cd 84. Pears Ntlesdrsi--Gulldlasll, London—The Ellay of Shake/Scare In Btratferd-on.Avon Church—Cathedral Resters- Mos—Holy Trinity Church, Lee. Kept (vrlth Illustratlonan—Oe the Prlsclple of Imitation as appllvl to DOCaratiVe Arta. to., At —oMce, 1, York street, Covent-sardeu and all bookeellen. ROYAL HORMAL TOR INCORABLIA.—Thia insti tution esiebrand in ninth anniversary festival yesterday seising at the London Tavern, wider the presidency of Lord Chelmsford. who was our by Henry Huth, Esq (Meararer), Sir Charles Row , Bart, Captain Rowley, R.N., General A. Rowley H H. G. Bob., Esq., Wm. Hartridge, Esq., Rev. G. T. Hasty. , Rev. W. Woodhouse, Alderman Lusk. Mr. Sheriff Cove, Rev. A. Trimmer. Rev. W. A. Hales, John Meehan, Esq., Pm. The Institution appears to be in • satishietogy and Improving position, the revenue of the last year—part of which was of an excep tional chmacter—having nearly reached the sum of 15,000. The number of patients in the last year was 149. There have bees added, by election, 90 ;on payment, 4. Twelve have died, and one, received on payment, has been removed from the institution ; leaving the present number 161. Of the actual beneficiaries of the charity 79 are inmates of the hospitol, and 62 are pensioeers on its funds. In • special notion and appeal issued an the =emirs it is remarked that the charity has long needed a home suited to the peculiar requirements of • suffering and Jot-rinsing family, and that the board of management ham succeeded in surnaming for 1.8,00 W. a freehold estate, condoling of a mean= and 24 acne of park laird, known as Melrose Hall, West bill, Putsey.beath. It was believedthat for gib/Mien sad healthfuleeng a better spot could not have been found. The estate was nearly ,paid for, and it had been decided to make saahadditiose as would complete accommodation for 300 =mates. The estimated met of the satire works was 8,0001. The Minoan, ioproposing " Continued Prosperity to the Hospital for Incurables," referred to • visit which be paid is it last Soturday, and testified to the admirable cooditios in which be found it, and to the resignation and cheerfulness exhibited by the inmates under their touching ▪ ictions ;add log that he trusted the institution would receive angmeated support proportionate to the enlarged sphere of usefulness on which it bas entered. The aggregate amoans of subscriptions announced in the course of t e evening was 2,950 f. The musical arrangements were under the direction of Mr. R. Glenn Wesley, mended by Mille. Florence Lin da. Mies Lamellas, Mr. Wilbye Cooper, and Mr. W. H. Weiss. RaILwAY AND PUBLIC COMPANIES IN PARLlA mmrr.—Youtooday in the committee appointed to 'squire into the proposed new railway communications in Kent, the bills promoted by the South-Eastern Railway Company were referred, being unopposed, to Mr.Maesey's committee, together with that for the proposed Weald of Kent Railway. The case of the Leedom, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company'. proposed extension of steamboat mammies tion was then opera by Mr. Barka, Q.C., sad Mr. Round, Mr. Merewether, sad Mr. Crime opened the ease for the Isle of Purbeck Railway ; Mr. Coleridge opposing for land owners, sad the oommittee adjourned to Propound 142. The bearing of the North British Company's Perth extension still engsgmeMr. Baseard's cominatee. The ore for the Nottingham Gee Bill was continued, and that fee the Belfast Water postponed. Mr. M'Clean, president of the Institution of Civil Eagiseen, and Mr. Carnegie were examined in favour of the proposed Bete Cooke at Cardiff, which are opposed upon the (raked that they will interfere in some respects with the ils os of the traded OarlirAL PALMS. ONE EIHILLIMG DAY. •-•• THIMPADAT, APIIL 14.—Arbalenicas on paymeat, 1,374; ditto by sewn tickets, fr4o ; total, 2,014. DARR'S LIFE PILLS se edily improve the dlgestme prayers and roam whole nervous system to a bsppy and natural sista Ilay be had for a Utile of any etiondsc T _AMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, at .1.4 slisoinal remedy. withal' contains taw bowels or and lag the hawk truly sdboatioss and piemant, is &dllied is ba tbs boat medicine for tannadiandy redwing or adds. easernial GSM of enema. ad biddies' exassaptios It "neatly mires parsons whom Um faculty prommmos Scarab* admirably allays dm dad mg wbieb provokes trews= In aggroacidas oossamption offsets me truly humors &S l ot dem or even lying down kr tsar of swims- Cos on rads( to few minutes attar taking it sad sold by W. LA IIIILLT. obandiSt, Mad WO gemintreet. CMrim-eram. London, and by an druggists In bottles ltdd., and *roe Was la sus. Is. ad. It. portlenlar and ask (Sr lasabsts MIa.MY Salaam The aims and address are engraved as tne stamp. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FOUR-ASID-A-FiLiL7 PER CENT. SWEDISH OffiltfatiNT LOAN for AMINO Sterling. Ma Lose Is rebid by shine of ea met pared by the Fear 'states compoldsg the Swedish itelcberath, under the date of tlrd October, 181411, ratified by B. B. the King of Sweden, and bee been contracted for by the leichachuldea Comptob (Public Debt Ofßee) with Messrs. J. Beery Schroder and Co., of London, end otemaciated eapitaline. Is enacted that the proceeds of this loan gull be applied etched,* to the estennon and ometractioa of railroads in the kingdom of Sweden. Bonds will be issued In sums of £l,OOO, 8.510, £2OO, LlOO, with =payable in ster3ng half.yearly In London on the Ugh a ll % 16th October, at the counting-house of Moon. J. Henry Schroder and Co. /Ise first Coupon will be payable 15th October. 1860. The subscription price Is vet per cent., payable as follows ; E.. 5 Os. per COOL on rcatlon, £l6 Os " on otment, Eto Os. " 11t h ay, CM Oa. " 18th Jane, LSO Os. " 12th July, 412 166 " 11th Angus, cat 10n pee LIDO. Disconst at the rate of 41 per cent. per annum will be allowed for ve. pre-puyment of the inatalmente upon any of the d dye Axed abo fierip receipts for some of £l,OOO, 1.400, £4OO, £lOO, will be heated by Marra .1. Henry Schreder and Co., and after completion of the paymente be exchanged for bonds of the like designation. after receipt of the same from Stockholm. A sinking fund Is provided for, whereby the bah will be redeemed at par In the coarse of 54 yam, by hail-yearly draw -1 him. the gist of which will take effect on 15th October amt. The Swedish Government, however, reserve@ the tight to repay the whole loan at par titer the expiration of fifteen years from :Z oom to he made to Hegira J. leery wad Co..tt i r i r,JsaVmhallotreet, London, from whom fonts of applketlea may be Obtained. la the event of no alloiment being made the deposit will he Immo lately returned. 114 st — lsocrlitloi;llst will be closed on Saturday, the 16th Inst., at 2 o'clock. J. HILNItY SCIIItOOKIL and Co Loaa_On7 . /T1;r1 . 11i5874: As this la the first Loan raised in London for the Swedistil3overn moot, the following statistics of the thiaecial positions al the country are subnitted : The total fended debt of Sweden amounts to A1,700,006 The Stare ordinary revenue from tams on land. can taw aod excise duties on danilleries, puM-onos, and stamps for the year 186.1, amountedlo L1,915,000 'Menet wirpluarevewee, after providing for enchants, Invading Interest and 'morn:altos of funded an timid loans in 1863, amounted to AIOO,OOO During the lest e 3 year. there has been Invariably an smog simples roneune. The national loans have been expended mainly on the Swedish railroads, and by these means. together with the surplus revenue of the country daring the lag 81 years, about ISt relies of public reads have either been laid or repaired. During the same period the sum expended by the elate for Swedish government railroads or other lines, f.r public roads, drainage. deepening of water osammicetions. and rectelming of the soil, amounts to 54570,000. The population of Sweden in 1180 was shout 4000,000 is i a;W:oo• The value of the eepot:ta ofiliads• in 7avo . iijikeeo V lan was.... 4,06,000 FOUR. -AND-A-HALF PER CENT. SWEDISH 00VISANNINT WAN far At. 113100 Wenn. The SUBSCRICTION UST for Shia Urns will CLJ AMMON kesturday), April 10, at I o'clock. J. 11111t1tY BClll.ODit and Co. 146. Loadoakaltatratt, London, Ape 16, 1806. rrHE LONDON and NORTHERN BANK J. (Limited), 2, Bank.buildlons, Laden, 11. C. Breeches— Newcastle, Lse&, Iladderdield. —Morpeth and Alnw Wk. DKPOSIT ACCOUNTS opeasd at the Louden oboe and Munches of this bank and uitereet allowed Oil the num at the .arrest rate of the day, now ti per cent. Cheques may be drown against them accounts not 'attaining 1517 fractional part of £lO. _ . - .l. — i: . TtritNEZ, Musser sad Sawatery. APRIL 15. 1884. CtICYMAL PALACE.—PRESENTATION of ADDRlfkin to ORNIRAL GARIBALDL It has been arranged that TtaMORROW AYTERNOON, April 10. General Garibaldi will receive, at the Crystal Palace, • talks Sword and an Addrein from the Italian Reception A Sword will alao be presented to the General'. Sen. Menotti di. Before the presentation a Concert will be given le bent et the Great Handel Orebeetra by the principal Italian , who have volunteered their valuable aid on this most btMNatlng occasion as usual by season tickets , or by tickets purchased betret il day, hen-a-cram ;by payment on the dd tive *Mee • reserved rata, ball &ideas and five . Tickets end ps ce seats Ude ( as ICI 7 o'clock, "he Groin Paseo, sad et CRYSTAL PALACE. —TO- MORROW, SAW aw.4-01124KRAL GARIB RECRPTION. Camoirt. oa then Gat Handel ALDl% Orcbostra, lTALlAN will 00•1111.1K0 at half-post two o'clock. 1. lam earibakil. Y. Doter% Sleiltaal." MdUe. Verdi. S. Meta% " I Marinari," Signori Neel Barad and Bentley Rossini 4. acesansa. Coln sand." Signor °Mallet 6 Conte Nader* " Madre Italia, " Charm .writtea sweetly for this otedea) &rind. 6. Quineetto • Shen°, " Sla Mambera " Make. VttW Bettleheim. Bork *nod Gesperani and Mario Verdi. 7. &Ma " Figlla del Basements," MdUe. Fried Denizen/ & Duda, '• Seoul la from*" FarltaaL" Maser( Graded and Seat* &Old. P. La Garibaldina, • canto 14 anals,* Chorea (writtetnexpready for this °anodes) 10. 0 Seam Cid°. " Emaal." Told Verdi. " God save the Queen,' Osmiladdr, Moor AZDITI, with man Orderers mad Morse. &Meths Oncost General Garibaldi will mein the Italian address and We Italian presentation sword. Menotti Garibaldi will likewise receive • prmentation sword. After them preseaudians (should the weather cantinas favour able) as latereal of half an hour, allowing ample time for visitors to reach the Toned s and Gardme, a Display of the Fountains will take place. Including the high jets of the grand basins. Dudes this display the Italian Garibaldi Amateur Band of forty stag Matra moat performers wiU serenade General Garibaldi to best of the newly erected Shakespeare Monument oaths — Vishay, will have ample time leisurely to reach the terraces, eitker by the triple *Minnae on the north side of the Shakes =home, by the single staircase behind the Concert-room Ouch by the double stain, at the moth corridor, near the =tannin. To ensue safety, and to prevent opposing stresses, strict inelmelifts will be given to Wow no meow to pus Into the Palace inhoi the conclusion of the Concert until alter the Foun tains Imeb maned playing, which it is anticipated will be about eve dielsik. The Moen and banters leading to all reserved mete will be opened one hoer previous to the commencement of the Concert. Visitors holding numbered seats will end it more convenient to present themselves at the barriers a little later than the above tune. 4 — lin, ble effort will be made by railway, u well üby police r latices on the roads, to ensue uninterrupted soma of to the Palace. The loon will be opened at half-pe s t Moe et• and reinter, will commence running from Lo l t=l ia l 'ictoria, and Kensington, also from El ephant and Cache , to Sydenhem.blll station, from ball-pests, and continue as late in the afternoos es may be needed. Dire Mona for the holders of reserved seats will be found at the eniepom thereto indicated on each clam of tickets, also In the Programme, to be had only in the Palace on the day. Intemling visitors will gather from the preceding programme of the eats the annum limitability of providing them selves tffoeshand with tickets.—By order, errIBT. Y. BOWLIY, General Yeasier, Crystal Palace. Palace, April It, 11051. CIRYBTAL PA-LAM—TO-MORROW (Satur- N..../ day) —RENIRAL GARIBALDI'S vierr aad GREAT O3N CERT by ITALIAN OPERA ARTISTES. l on a der that preparetkas may be made as far as possible". desirous of beau present on Saturday are earseetly advised to procure their terkota at awe. The callers at the Crystal Palms audit Eseder-hall will he 'pea until • o'clock 'this evening —By order. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COIIPANY. letablished 1846. lacorporsted by Act of Parliament. RESULTS of the BUNNIES for the year meld May 16, 1803, es reported M the Mutual Genera Meeting of the ,ftm pity, held November!, 1883: New Ammureaces tei the year ,C428,742 0 0 lo n r i rejoit . dhig Amiga Peon Win 121,776 1! 10 Accumulated Fund Bubsistintt fetur!uu?ee ... __...... _ .. 3,061.060 6 10 COLONIAL AND T0V.10N.4n813-ILAII.CE. Modenterate;appleiiie it;dlleitot ctlmatee. Immediate reduction of premium on return to Europe, with out medical certificate. -- Local beards and agencies to an the Ittitbit colonies, when Crops may be made, premiums reeelted, sad claims paid. HOW It AMUR ANCIL . . . Reduced rates for person who ii;;;no — intantion of praised tag abroad. restrictions whatever as to residaece or voyages. The home and foreign prospectuses of the Company may be had on application. SAUL R. PEROUSSON, Resident Secretory. London. S. Pall-mall Rent, S.W., and 10, St. Jamees-street kvil Edinburgh !B ree ead ORice;, b, George-street Dublin, ML Upper Socleatt HOTELS. The BRUNSWICK, Jermyn street, Loadoo. led din lad very rearoaabia DARIB.—The GRAND HOTEL, I_ Boulevard des Caput.lnes, Place de Nouvelle Opera. oppo site the Rue de Is Palo, and near the Theatres, has been opened since July, 1000, It cosigns 700 bedrooms, prices trim afr. to 2.5 fr. : 70 drawintroorns, from blr. to Mr., a saignlllesst salea, capable of dining more than 3.0 persons, and where there ts a tabled hate at els o'clock. Dinners and breakfasts are served Is carte in the codes-rooms as well as In the apartments. There lea reeding-room with the beet Ingtlals and foreign papers and publications. a music-room, and a drawing-room for iM use of travellers, without any additionalcharga. There are also hells, billlard.romos, smoking divans, posaodlce . cabs, ca.riaps, and omnibuses going to the railway stations. The servante speak all languages. This superb Hotel, pomerdng ell that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and situated In the most fashionable part of Parks, is recommended to the attention of travellera_ has n entsatisked sn extensive hinge Pureished donee on the Boulevard dee Capucines, opposite the Rotunda of the Orand Hotel, where families can reside as In their own private resi dences, and where they may rely upon finding the utmost comfort. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON and LUCAS, MUSICAL INSTILUMANT MANUFACTOMERS TO MIR MAJESTY 210, zioarrareirr. noRNICT and Military Bees Instruments of ai the beet English manufactare at little more than the charge for mammoth foreign make. Lints forwarded upon application. Mr. T. Harper attenos daily to give Instruction upon the new Cornet4-piston and Trumpet. FLUTES. - Boehm's Council Prize • Medal Cylinder.: guineas to P view each. Conical, S guineas to 16 guineas each. All tried and proved by Mr. Benjamin Will. Delon being issued. ROMAN STRINGS.—In consequence of the dlgkulty experienced by Amateurs and ?rotation in pro curing them Strings, Messrs. ADDISON and LUCAS beg to announce that they impart the finest strtngs thet can be get, and the only Idnd anal 14 the most eminent ,artists on the Violin, Hurl , . Guitar, de. VIOLINS. —Prize Medal Copies of the old Maatirs, SA 411. to Alt lb. oath. ITOCAL HORN.—Thin is especially recom mended to Antatean and Prof...eon cc a beautiful draw. tag room instrument. Being to C songs with pianoforte accom paniment can he played as published for the voice without trausposim or the use of crooks. The tope la produoed with tees effort than any other braes instrument. Price, In cam, 7 guloeas. Mr. C. Ramer attends daily to give instruction upon the Vocal Horn. Estimates for sets of mrntary baud Manmade furnished, with every particular respecting the formation of bands. ADDISON and LUCAS. 210 , ILZOINT-STRSZT, W. n ORWICK'S BAKING POWDER. NOTICE Or REMOVAL -1:. eonswinenee f or Fllll =BM, lane Mooreckle being ►equlred tor the llotrowolitan Hallway Ter minus, his Tem Warebou e is at le and IT, COMMTSCIA L STRUT, W HITSCHAPK, until the oompleUon of Ids new end more extensive premises In Chiswelleireet. Finsbury. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, 41. and DI each, gold by all chandlers end grocers throughout the kingdom; bat the public should ash foe Field's, and gee that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD Is on each packet. box, and tablet. Wholesale and for anortatton at the Works, UPPYJI MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. 8., when also stag be obtained their Prize Medal Panama Candles. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repute for In. unprecedented mimeos during the last ditty years la promoting the growth. restoring and beautifying the human hair. It preveths hair from falling of or turning grey, strengtheas weak hair, cleanses It from acne and dandrtl, ami makes It beautifully soft, pliable. and glossy. In the growth of the whither', beard, and mustachios it la unfailing In Its alma. lative operation. Fee children It is especially recommended. se foaming the bads et • beautiful head of heir, while introdoc time Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem la whlchl Is universally held, with anaemia testimonials emaatantly re , mired of its efficacyafford th e hest and surest proofs of It. martia—Prlas la S i.,d 75., Am ed., equal to four mall. sad 21s. per bottle.—Bold at PI, ithetemiparden, sad by ehenalste amid )whams.—doh for linwleadd •ear OIL MR. PUNCH'S TERCENTENARY (11.XT1A) NUMBER will he lashed cm SATURDAY, Apetl a, lOW Price ad. 0600. 6 LC GiRIBALIWS VISIT to the CRYSTAL PALACI 7'O4IOIIILOW.—HALF-A-CIOWN ADMISSION TICS T 1 et the Palace : at 2. hattat-hall: sod the meal *genie They should at once be neared. To-maerow the peloe will be Mee ShMlaga CRYSTAL PALACE.—TO-MORROW faaturday.)—ADMlSSlON BY ROAD.—Pardee ooml~ In carriages by mad will be admitted by tM CI NTLI TIAN INTBANCI, whether holders of HaU-Crown Adzakidon Tickets. Season Tithe* or by payment. The Smith Transept Intrance will be available to Beason Ticket balder. or Waren of Half-Crown admission tickets oolabilf from Croydon. Streatham, or South Norwood. or dweller directioa. will be given at the entrances wbkh way to set down sad Mks ap.—By order. Cryillsl Palace, ♦ptl Ifs WA rI&!STAL PALAOIL— tmen TO-MORItOW (Baur- %./ day).—The Tropical deport. ' Deluding the room and Cleme-roonts. will be entirety CLOSED to Seeding the public TO.MOIII.OW taaturday), April IL—Br order. ONMONDAY AFTERNOON next, April 18th, OWNIXAL GARIBALDI will RECEIVE st the CRYSTAL PALACE, in front of the Great Orchestra, ADDRESSES from corporate and other public bodies who have voted addresses to public meeting assembled. No address can be gestated by • &vputation of more than sic persons. It to recommended also that each dap/data* should carry a small banner baiting the name of the body represented. Admission, One Shilling. JOHN RICHARDSON JNO. L TAYLOR, Hower, A. BAMBINI, ROBERT HANTWELL, rptYSTAL PALACIL—The 300th ANNIVEII,- NJ WIT of Oa &ZTIL of BRAWN= will be celebrated ea SATURDAY, Aptil it, by a west POPULAR FIT& The Grand Nouluosot in the Terme, the Shaludere Home : in the centre transept : and the Shakspere Court, will be opened on this occadon. Other arrangements be duly announced. Admission, Om* : or by soma tickets, the new issue et which wild wink oa and after the fltrd. 0 1 A L ALHAMBRA. .2.11, Continued Rumen of the NEW CI UL seknowledged be the beet ever produced in Stmland. 'VIJAY WINING, at hell peat 7. Mu/LYING YLSFORMASCE every WIWI& DAY sod SATETBDAY, at 2. ItOYAL ALHAMBRJL Grand Deemer Act, W 1/110100113 LOlBBlll with Nine Home, a most estovading Pertorrasa x BrUlleat Icittestrien Scenes by the first 'Aisle. Prices of admission :—Private bozos (tor AC, 21s. ; reserved asst, Su . stalls sad grand bal cony. .. pit and &roommate, la ; upper balcony. Ad. Box. edict open train 10 4. THE OXFORD.—AII the Vocal Gems and Great Choral and BrUllaat Orchestral Effect' In IrAtIST, EVERY EVENING : lattepreted by she Impel Vocal and It stresestal body of artistes yet aseetabled within this Hall. Tart. tuatelL—Direetor , Mr. Y. J Mr. Marley Mephletophei4=Green Xerguefite, Me [Stamped, Id, Additioold.] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (asotsa's RECEPTION OF THE EARL OF CLARENDON BY THE FRENCH EMPEROR. PARIS, Area. 14. The Emperor received the Earl of Clarendon to-day. His lordship subsequently had an interview with X. Dtvayn de Lhuys. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR MAXI MILIAN FROM MIRAMAR. MIRAMAR, Aran. 14. The Emperor and Empress of Mexico left Miramar this afternoon at two o'clock amid enthusiastic cheers. A salute was fired by all the batteries on their departure. THE MEXICAN LOAN. PARIS, Aram 14. The Paris evening papers announce that the subscription to the Mexican loan will be opened in France on the 18th at the offices of the Credit Mobilier and its provincial agencies. THE CONFERENCE VIENNA, ?BumAy. Count Apponyi, the Austrian Ambassador in London,hu been appointed first, and Baron Bier,le ben second, Plenipotentiary of Austria at the Conference. FRANKFORT-ON-TlfE-MAINE, APRIL U. At to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet, the pro positions of the Sleswig-Holstein committee in re ference to the London Conference were agreed to by a large majority. Baron von Beust was almost unanimously elected Plenipotentiary of the Diet to the London Conference. THE SIEGE OF DUFFEL. GRAVENSTEIN, Aran 14. Last night four companies of the 60th Regiment of Infantry drove the enemy's outposts behind their works, within a hundred yards of which our troops subsequently entrenched themselves. Brisk musketry firing, supported by a discharge of grenades and shells, took place on this occasion. Major Jena was wounded in the shoulder, and Lieutenant SeydLitz killed. Our low was about 28 men, while 101 Danes were taken prisoners. COPENHAGEN, Aram 13, 11.36 A.m. Yesterday and during the night the enemy's fire against the Dilppel position was again very brisk. Our loss was 74 wounded. OOPENRAOgN, Aram 14, 4.30 P.M. The following official dispatch was published yesterday evening : " A battalion of the enemy attacked our out post in the trenches. They took 60 men prisoners, and entrenched themselves in the works. The attempt on the part of our troops to dislodge them was unsuccesefuL The artillery firing is somewhat feebler." THE DANO-GERMAN WAR. HAMBURG, APRIL 14. On Wednesday last the Danes captured off Heligoland a brig and schooner, the nationality of which Is unknown. All homeward and outward bound ships are brought to by the Danish cruisers. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. THORN, Ana 14. Yesterday the official seal was affixed to the offices of the Credit Institution of the landed pro- prietors. Three of the higher officials were arrested. ♦ special commission, under the presi dency of General Getzewitach, has been appointed to examine the assets, accounts, and management of the institution, as well as the payments due from the landed proprietors. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, Aria. 14. The monthly statement of the Bank of France shows the following results as compared with the March return : Increase.— Cash in band, 23 1-3rd millions ; bills discounted not yet due, 1 2-sths millions ; notes in circulation, 13 1-3rd millions. Decrease.—Advances, 18 3-sthe millions ; Trea sury balance, 1 4-sths millions; current accounts, 9 1-sth millions. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA. Area. 13. The fresh water canal from Ismaiila is corn• plated to Port Said. It is an entire success. THE WAR IN DENMARK. (nor coos emu'. col DANISH HEADQUARTERS. lILKEJ3OI., sus SONDERBORG, Aram 10. The weather completely changed yesterday morn ing ; we had misty rain instead of bright hard frost, and there was a lull in the firing. I took this moment for visiting Dybbol-hill, as every succeed ing day makes it more difficult to do so. Both bridges are still secure. Lines of netting, boomed out across the Sound, protect them from drifting torpedoes, and as yet the Broager cannon make very wild practice against them. One shell, how ever, has cut away part of the lower bridge hand rail, whilst another flew just above it and sunk a barge between the two. But though scouts on the head of Brosgerland can see everything with teles copes, their friends who man the Prussian batteries are shut out of sight by the shoulder of Dybbol hill. And until somechange occurs, such for instance as the appearance of German artillery that could reach Sonderborg from Broager Head, there is little danger to these important bridges. Passing along the familiar road I could observe nothing of forts or trenches, so dense was the fog. A curious I effect of conflicting sounds followed each rattling discharge ; for the rival batteries were not entirely silent, and shells went howling through the mist, so that one became puzzled as to who had fired them. Dybbol mill could be dimly seen not far in front ; its owner's house was down at last, and the ground behind it is fairly ploughed up by crowing lines of fire. The first comes over Venningbund, flanking the Danish position ; the second plunge , right into it from Wrangel's new works at Dybbol village. I saw enough to make me think the chance of long resisting these combined attacks very alight. No shelter exists on the hill against a shelling such as the Prussians will soon be able to deliver. Already it requires great gallantry to hold their redoubts at all, and the Danes find difficulty in marching up their reliefs. Returning by way of the cantonment, which still remains uninjured, I found that a military funeral was going forward near the old church. Every spot in Sonderborg cemetery is now occupied, and a large grave was made on freshly consecrated ground, just outside it. The rude coffins lay heaped in this simple trench, with a crowd of soldiers standing round. All were mad, and many were shedding team, for some faro- [TWOPENCE rite companions had fallen. Frequent explosions drowned the chaplain's voice, as he told his bearers that such might be their own fate, and that Heaven would bless the good men who died in discharge of their duty. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING. ThosaDAT.. _ _ Continued fine weatli; — reed;;ed the sports upon the Heath ma enjoyable as throughout the week. The card for this day was much strooger then on Wedoseday, and the Snak es of Lord Clam is public for the Claret although apparestly foregone conclusion. excited much intermit. many of the townspeople ideating the course for the purpose of meing " the illustrious stranger" ex tended. In the morning the usual settling took place at the Rooms, and at intervals some important operations took place on the Two Thousand. Fills de l'A ir recovered her position this morning, 5 to 2 being taken and offered. Historian came with a nub, Bto 1 being the highest offer against him, after 10 to 1 had been eagerly aricepted ; and consequent upon the advance of William Day's hone to 'ibis unexpectedly prominent rank. Sir Roger retrograded to 9to 1, although two points less were booked shout him on the previous day. Paris was evidently hopelessly " gone," all prices from 12 to 1 up to 1,000 to 30 having been laid, and the horse finally left off friendless at 20 to 1, but 20 to 1 would have been taken about him for the Derby. On reaching Mie Reath say quantity of bete at 2 to 1 were offered that the American's hone did not run for the guineas. The only event of the day that crested general interest was the Claret Stakes, for which Lord Clifden, Rapid Rhone, and Woldga were the conspatikes. 4 to 1 was currently laid on the winner of the St. Leger, Lord St. Vincent having betted 2000 to 500 on the previous day to Mr. Jack. sae, the recognised partisan of Lord Glasgow's stable. The race was a tremendous surprise, as Rapid Rhone, who was seat to Lord Chides for the Derby, and finished Mud, won literally all the way, and galloped home ten length. in front of Lard Cliiden, who rolled about all over the mune from distress. Pordhrun, who rode Lord Clifden for the Derby, and Rapid Rhone to-day, was received with vest cheering when he returned to weigh in, and the triumph of the Middleham hone was generally well re. ceived, inasmuch as Lord Glasgow is we of the most up right of British turfites. ,Subjoined are details of the day's sport , bWOND YEAR or THE FIFTH NZWILUILET Etranrum STAMM, of 10 non. each, with 100 added, for 4-yoar-olda wits, Bst 10110 ; fillies. fist Bibs. Orkin position sod allowasose. (2 miles sod 119 pink.) (74 sobs.) Lord Strothro!e's Sas Ling. by Wild DAY*4I-o°lden Sat albs (8, =1 Captatn D. Lanes Blue leant* 8R 10Ib Count 7. de lagrauseis Jarniootes Sat lelb..(A Edwards S The following also ran :—Tureo. Warlone. no Mower &dep. and Sweet Willie. Batting : 5 to 4 apt Sea King, 5 to 2 apt Blue Mantis. 6 to 1 apt Sweet Willis, and 10 to 1 offered against any other. -- Ai - cIAIIDICAP PLATE of 501. for 3-yr olds and upwards ; A.F. a mile 2 furlongs and 75 yards.) Mr. H. L. Wigraza's Melrose, by Newilnater—Bluer to Mercy On. ear 10th (bastes, I Mr. Nayior's Faretra, gym eel 10th (G. Payers, 2 Mr. Parry's Principal. tyre. gat 41b (W. B 7lZa The following also ran :—Dunkald, Zeloo. and Priam tee &Ping : sto 2 apt Duakeld, 7 to 2 apt Melrose, and 4to 1 mak apt Prince Plausible and the Principal. Mel rose made play throughout and wen by four lengths lengths separated the a ,coad and third, and the others were beaten olf A SWELPSTAILU of 50 moss. sack, for 3.yr-olds ; In* 10lb; nst 51b ; winners extra, sad maiden allow ances. 11.11. (1 m il s and 17 yards). (7 nabs.) Mr. Joseph Dawson's Bel Damon, Nu Harm. Me, by W"ttlertit—Auganta, Ist 1011) (A. Ifronob) 1 36:Naylor's Me Nosier, sat iole n nnnnnnnnnn 2 Lord Glasgow's b f by Tolophilila, deal by Melbourne Ms Whip. est il'ord.bam) 3 Sardinia also ran. _ _ Betting : Ens on Berd7;:, and 2 to 1 apt Bel Belzoni°. A SWERSTAM of 20 son nob, 6ft, for 4-yr-olds and upweeds ; ths Wißbllt to be sold for 200 son. Bretby Stabn Gonne (6 &Amp). (4 subs.) am!. 11.. Ten &mele e Peignoir, by intsplen—'doors.., 6 yrs (Fordham) w.o. A awnierrains of 25 son. seek, for 2-yr-olds ; colts, art 7M ; Bit" ast 51b. Let half of Rowley Ails. 17 subs.) Lord Coventry's Tennyson. by IltboUntrt— Mond pate Polly Jonsson). est 1b Adam* 1 Mr. South's eh I by Battle—Lady Ann. by Touchstone, sat 611) tHrowto Mr. Anton Prisons Dewar, est ab Merril ***gen also rem Betting : 7to 4 on Tennyson, sod 2to 1 apt the I ady Am ally. Tamen got et with a clear lead. made 11l the running, sad won by tee lengths. A bed third. A Mem= PLen of MX. foe 2_-yil MILle, 84 lOW fillies, Bst 7lb. Last ball of Ab. M. (redd3 Wings 217 yards.) (3 sae.) Lord Westmoreland's wicket, flat Tlb (J. Goatee) 1 (bunt F. de Lagrange's Santa Inlessatt, eat 10th , Edward.) V Betting : 7t04 on Wicket, who made play hroughout, and won by a neck. A SUBSCRIPTION PLATE of 50 sore each, for 3-yr-olds and upwards. The Winner to be sold for 300 son., to., if de manded ; end if named foe 1150 son. allowed 7th. alt. (7 W ings 210 yards.) Mr. Ten &codes Psepolr, by latsplan—Trousseau, In (300 t), sat 411 (Yerdbans) 1 Mr. John Osborne's Mantrap, eyes (moo, 7461 b( tehltokt ) 2 Mr. J. Wood's Custard Osatas, yrs (MA), est 11Ib( WWI Bating : 13 to 8 on )(satrap, 91e 4 opt Peiglielt, and 10 to 1 mist Cudgel Curls. They ran u oompuiy to the cords, when Peignoir took the hied and won by half a length ; a hod third. YiLioi rex Tim Alum STAR= of 50 sows. escb, h ft, for 3-yr-olds ; colts, Set 101 b ; Set 71b ; certaia oirearen. D.N. (7 turkey 210 yards.) (7 sobs.) Mr. John Osbornes Dr. gooke, by The Clue—lierrybird, Set 111 Mr. Jackson's Prescription, fistalb (J. Orimshaw. I Betting : 6 to 4 on Dr. Rooks, who nude play and was by throe lengths. THE (Xis= Sumas, a sabecriptio• at 800 soca. sock I ft, for 4.yr-olds ; oohs, flin 10lb ; fWiea, Sat 51b. D. I. (Two miles sod 119 yards.) Lord eliwpow's Rapid Rhone, Set 101 b, by Young Mel bonnie, dam by Lemur-or* or Setriner—Physalia. OM 1011 .Fordhani , 1 Lord St. Vincent's Lord Cllllen, Set 1011,..41. ("horse) Sir J. Hawiey's Woldga, 134 1011 Vi ells; I Betting : 4 to 1 as Lord Clifdai, 9 to 2 apt Rapid Rhone, sad 100 to 6 apt Woldga (cg.) A fiwwitranna 01100 wive. sack, h ft; for 3-yr-o1da; oohs, flat 101 b; fillies, Bst fib. D.M. (7 farloop 210 yards.) (3 subs.) Lord Steenford's Leicester, by Leasington—Miss Nancy, Eat 10Ib J Manic w 0. A Swasenranas of 100 soon. each, h ft; for 3-yr-olds; colts, Set Wan Elise, Set Gib; winners extra. D.M. (7 turbos. 210 yards.) (3 subs.) Mr. limry's Ire, by Wild. Dayrell—Pheniy, fat Mb w.o. Mime, 200, h ft. T. Y .C. Mr. /Irayley's Golden Dust received forfeit from Mr. Prelliete• Damascus. LekTBST BETTING ON THE COURSE. , TV. 0 THOUSAND. 3to I apt tub de hit; ;IQ; Bto '1 apt Sir Roger (a) CllllB7' CCP. 9 to 1 apt Change (taken frosty% BETTING AT MIDNIGHT. _TioiO - TbOUBAI4D. 7 to 2 met itlstorkan (off) to 1 Btr /Loser (uffi 16 to 1 Paticoff, CUM' CUP. 60 to TtLaiceiOeerott T. 7to I apt Scottish Chloi(t) 1900 to 25 opt Pads (off) Is to 1 Cambnocati OA 1060 to 15 Major ,011 l is to 1 rsest flight it) 1000 to 10 fattofford (t) 26 to 1 General Pool (t) 1000 to 5 Amami (t, 25 to 1 Blotonon 0111) 9to 1 Lord Giogoves 40 to 1 Barrogob (t) lot (waatool ) SO to 1 Blair Athol (or BETTING AT MANOBESTER.—TxtreaDAT. TWO THOUSAND GULNIAS._ sto 2 apt liliie de File (t la to lspNwgerlikitardit freely)Copenhagen (t) 6 to 1 Six Laser (t) 16 to 1 Pima ,od i 10 to 1 Itionodsn(t 1) 10 to OP. Paris (c) clinTll . 9to 1 aid Change (I) 199t0 1 apt listLasoashlr• ntle o to 9 Lit Stag (t) (t) Is to 1 LordZetlsod , w) de to 1 lly Mary (w) ID to 1 Hersey 11117(1)1 IN to 1 Faroe ~t) 16 to 1 Donato ktl) HO to 1 Mangold 411 6 to I opt Scottish Chid D Y ' tote 1 apt Copenhagen ,t 1 (t) Mimic or ran .TOCILICY Cum —The annual general emotive of the Jockey Club was held et Newmerket Wedeasday la the Craves Meeting. Present : Lord Coventry, the Hon. Admiral Roos, sod Mr. Alexander, stewards; Lori Asneslioy, Corm BatthyanT, Mr. Balsas, Lord Coertensy, Mr. W. G. Craves. Marquis of Hastings. Captain D. Lams, Mr. Lowther, Mr. Payne, Mr. Sari* Duke of St. Album, Lard Westmorland, sod Lord Wilton. Lord Coventry, the chairman, acquainted the meeting that his Royal Meuse, the Primes of Wales bed dose them the lower to uprise • wish to become a somber of the Jockey Club. Rim lordship thee moved that his royal highness be forthwith sleeted witlimit talkie. The make wee weeded Adinairsl Boas. sad carried by aociamatias. • ballot shorwiede took pleas, and Vermont SL Viesest wee elected • member of the Jockey Club. The amounts for the year =December 31, 1863, having bees geminated sod W. G. Come, Req., w appoisted a steward ia the pleas of the Earl of Covestry, who retired by rotation. George Payee, Req., was appoieMd a member el the Ben thick Pend Oseseutree, in pleas of the Duke *I Richmond, who retired by rotation. The members now are--The Hoe. Admiral Roes, C. Alexander. Esq W. G. Craves, laq, stewards of His Jockey Club ; Raw l et etiesterteld, Wu, of Beaufort, Earl of Portsmouth, sad O. Pays, Eau. Adjourned. 11 I I