The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-20 00:00:00

4111P••••••.........r•••••NR1F,- _ _,_ ________-- _ _ - ---- _ ---- • I'CLWSPAPER 7 - : -.:= , f ~.' tit 4 % ' - !...7i,...„.,..„.„,,,,,,,,. . . , Tit Je .. . \......._ ....,, ..-_,„,..2....% ...; Sa ii el X '4 x ; 1 . ' I . I ' lisp ; 1 1 ii v i i~~ Na 5,444.) 12LACK BALL PABBENGILB LINE of Jur eLIPPNR PACKETS for AIISTKALLI horn London direct. Nl,ll.unus *lleum Queen&land Quern'land Sv.lney sidno • RoyaLklbert ;n.l 7,500 L India Jas. 22 L India lob. 25 L Imes as. t 5 & India 1 Feb.ll6 & India Feb. 10 & India March 10 ' This- celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and rapid passages, earned a world-known reputation. and their po sturer accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat.—For 01l particulars cod ream:tins frelaht or i Passage to Australia apt r tltEsk LuNR3 'k C 0.,. , liverpoot ; all Agents for the * gad Line; and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Lcattenhattatgest, London. LC. NEW ZEALAND (Free Granb).—WILLIS GANN and 00.. a LIN& Istablished fu 184 S. The undermentioned vessels, which afford Bitch usual con veniences u cannot be found in those of any other line, will be despdtcbed punctually: MP- Clara I Putt'. i To call. Cocaina.) A 1 9 ran Canterbury...loQ Musk. Lord Clyde A 1 13 years Auckland .. IMO Jemmy. Genlra Neptune .teamer , ..l A 1 18 years hydney 131st January. lady el tin Lake .. I Llpt. Taylor. Port Natal l3lst Jansen. Apply to WILLIE; GANN and Co., B. Crosby-enure, who have lust - Land the ninth edition of their nand Book of New Zealand :" or to GLENN, 110BINSON, asil Co., 1 and 9., Lad India Avenue. do*. I otataipe.! Powerfal 'Bel Ruse (new) '1.500 Salvia 'LegiouotHououri Sr° 71011 LIVERPOOL OE purstarowx TO NEW YORK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PKELADILPHLA BTEAM. RIP OOMPANT Intend des patching their tull-pnwered Clyde-ballt Iron Berm Secacn-Ships, coming the Irgitld .Static !my!, "riggi — LlViciet - TOT. ma NEW YORK. CRY --- CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, lan. P.T. CI ry otmANcuw rut. wedneed v , Feb. S. And even Weduesd ay, endevery alternen intermit. Cabin purge by the mail steamers nailing every Wectnewlty. IA 17, and 21 guineas, accordine te the accommodation. Cabin pa age by the saturtlay's 'tanners. 13 guineas. Forward *sage d runes', Including all provident cooked. Fasseagers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia. booked through on very advauteseons ternm—For further particulars apply :o WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Water•street, Liverpool; or to and 21ACIY, p , [lag Williameirs* C4.RD LINR —BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STILAKARIP3, appointed by the Admiralty to bah between LIVIRPOOL and NW YORK, sot bet seceoLl vne root, and BOSTON, the Boston ships calling st Hillis' to land and receive passengers and nails, The tot isnns or other vessels are apisMuted to WI tram Liverpool, egp.nr er cork to rveolvo 'h. AC.tBIA, for BibiToN. Saturday. January 21. 1: II IN A. for NE' YORK, Saturday. January ZOO. AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, February & Passage money, incladlng steward's fee and provisions, but wltlionS wines or liquors s—To Halifax and Boston, chid cabin, Cn second cabin. 116. To New York, chid cabin, 153: second cabin, /Di Freight to Halifax, flo,dou, and New York, C 9 m oi..,,eet. ton, mad 6 per cart. primaga —Apply to J. R. Foord, 62, Old Loudon , J. 91. Currie. Havre, and 12, flees de la Scum, Parts ; O. and I Burns, Buchanan-street, Girragow ; D. and C. Wirer, Queenstown ; or D and C. helm. I. Water ann. Liverpool. STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. The BRITISH and AIIZZICAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Matte& ',HI despatch one of the nadeenestkeeed splendid het screw skewness 1+ ice each mouth for New York. Ship.•• Tom !Horse -power, London W eliminator Dublin New York 2,500 600 500 2,600 &OS . 21 2,600 500 Captais Glover. Captain Coach. Captain Proud. Captain Rani& These magnificent vessels are nnempassed by any ocean-going steamer, and have accommodation foe passengers replete with every comfort The line will commence early in March, the euct date to he tlxvd In a later aniv.uncement. To load in the Victoria Dock—Por freight or passage apply to the Company's Agent; ALT=O LAMING and Co., 70, Curtail& A USTRALUNand EASTERN NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY 01 YEN. that the LIST M APPLICA TION 3 for SHARER to this Company will be CLOSED to appli cants THIS DAY Wednesday*, the 20th January. when the Directors will proceed immediately to allot the shares. By order. Temporary ODices, 1. North Johnatreet, LlverpooL ATLANTIC and GREAT NV ICSTERN RAIL WAY COMPANY.—NEW YORK SECTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SCM set apart foe the redemption of Bonds under the operation of the Woking fund, be.. been applied to the perchaee of the uuderth.ntlooed Bonds et the New York seethes of the slid Co ~peal, Bond; Nos. 1104, 1103—two Bonds of 600 doh. each .1,005 doh'. Bonds, Nos. 133. CM 157, 13.1, 150, CH.) 513, KM, 754—nine Hoods of - 1,000 doh. each) ....9,000 dolt. 10.000 dots. And that the HONDA, togeth er with the half - yearly coupons or Interest warrants. from J u l y I N, thee, to July lat. 1079, both In clusive. attached to each such Bonds respectively. hare been THIS DAY CANCELLED by the underAmied, 31,. William Grain, of London, Notary Public. SAMUEL GURNEY. JOHN P. KIINNARD, Truster,. CHARLES MOZLET, W. GRAIN, Notary Mai . Allantoe and Great Weaken Railway Ofßce, lold Broad-at., London, January 160, 1964. SflE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY Malted are prepared to main SURSOILIETIONK for the capital of THE LAND SECURITIES COMPANY Lhnited). Capital /12,01141,000, In Shooo Siam, a cso each. of which A 1,000,000, in MODS Shares ol CA each. only to be Limed at present £3 per Share to be paid on allotment. It It not contemplated to call more than al') per Share in all, or more than CS per Bhare , uteladlug XS ou &Henna:4, in the the first year. incorporated. with United Lablntl, under The Companies Act. 134!. Application will be made to Parilamer.t, in the nest seasiao, for an Act conferring special powers. DIRUTORII. Ms Grace the Duke Of11.1T.Lii0;101JOH, President. The Directors of the international Financial Society ,Limited) acting as a Finance Committee. John Fauna. Esp., M.P. Director of the Bank of Ireland.) Sir James Ferglissen„ Bart., M.P. Faike Sontheell Greellle, Eat., M.P. Sir John Charles Dalrymple Hay, Bart., hf P. James Mackie, Peg.. M.P. Sir Laurence Palk, Bart., M.P. Sir ii;ruiTer;;;T: William Navas, Fri., Henry Farquhar, hi, . .HerrW, Farquhar, and Co.; Sir ',Ant Cray. Dahlia. Henry Ktnni. ^We, E.g. John Horatio Lloyd. ran. ',Director Lands IroprovementComputy). Hon. William Napier ,Utroetor Lando Improvement Company,. Hon. Hairy hare. sir Ovules Rioh, Bert 'Chairman lamb Improvement Companys„ I'lll4l*e* La.i. ;Mamas. Barclay, Bevan, and Co.) BANKIRS. - Neuf*. Barclay, Bevan, Trition, awl Co., Laskeid- street, Locles. Messrs. Buries, Farquhar, and Co., St. James's-street, Imam Mean. Birchank Dahrapie. Drake, rand Ward, Parilassiananirsak )Lure. West and King, S, Charlotterow, Mansion- 14ndon* house, Mews Hunter, 11141 r, nd Cowan, W.S &Unbar - A. John Macnarnara Cantwell, PAR , ? DaDlla John Johan. Kni., intoiaalL Yeses. Samoa' . and Co., 34, Thmgmorton.street Mews P. C.L.4enove and Co.. 52, Threadnerdlestreet. Plices—lntematlonal . 4 ocirty 4 Tem porary!? . llthes: 64, 01114 road. street, LC.: and?, Old Palneelard:Westlistesnir. The Dineen of the International Financial Society, in sub mining this prospectus to the public, call attention to the fact that the Compaoy has been established to supply en admitted want to this country, where landed property is lem negotiable as a fend of credit than In any other of the Steles of Swops. The Company will act as agents I. etween tt.e investing public and the borrower. They will also make advances repayable at flied terms, or by terminable annuities, on landed nitrite, and on every chute upon land. each as county and parish rates, rates levied on Lust under public or private acts of parliament, ro>al charters, commissions of sew :ra, improvement rent charges no private estatea, towns improvemett rates, ground rents, harbour trusts, ilea All the neceatary preliminary steps have been taken for apply ing to parliament in the ensuing session fora special act in aid of the C.ltipany's operations , and with a view immediately to secure to the Company, tied for the oommencemest of bitable's, provisional and rearnuerative arrangeinenta have been made for operations of an extensive character iu connexion with securities created for the iruir.tvemmit of land, under the Lands Imp rove• tnents Company's Acts of Parliament, and which are preference charges no valuable private estates. rpm the bails of the securities thus acquired. the Company will issue Margrete Debeidure. at lined rates el interest, payable half-yearly, for shorter or longer terms, as may suit investors: and such a system of reiriotration sill be adapted as will effectively protect the lenders from any over bane of deben tures by the Company. The Company acting by their debenture system, will be enabled to turn over their whine capitol many times Is the year. It Is enintated that a working fund of geoo,ooo, being am per share, wonld be sufficient to conduct a businesa in. voloug opersUmn of three or four millions per annum, and a moderate commiosion upon that amount would produce an Jerome which, after roaming the most ample deductions for working copes-re and reserve fund, will leave a sum available for dividend sufficient to renomenste the ehershotiere on an uncsually high scale, IV proved by the large prolix made by the Lands improvement Company in the tea years they have been in operation. PAN or APTLICATIO3 /OR SHARPS. To the Directors of the international Financial Society ~ Ilmlted;, Si, Old Broad-street, LC. Gentlemen,—, I request 3ou to allot me shares of 150 In the Lend Securities Company , Lionited', and I hereby sere, to become a member of th t Company, and to accept mach shares, or any less number that may be allotted t. me, and I request that my name may be placed on the register of mem bers in respect .f the shoes allotted tome. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Name In full Address In full Deference Date LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 20, 1884. THE IMPERIL Lotbbi L BANK (Limited), r, 14 SAMOS& in 10,0110 @harm of ZOO each, orisima , Subscribed capita. £1.000.( Andrew Utak, Esq., Alderman Robert Stacy Price. Esq. James Dickson, Esq. William Murdock, Esq. Alexander Lang Elder, Esq. William Tabor, Esq.., Robert Row, Esq. Joseph Underwood, Esq. MANAGIB—B. SOLICIIVILS—Hewn. Deabor 1310[1:118—Marri. Beonal Bates Ectenborengh, Fes. Bobert Dials( Esq. John Alfred Chowne, Eng. I,desund Westby, William Gordon Thomason, lag. Michael Ball, Yen. . Bentham hen. sue, Young, , and Deeborough. Iga. Neilson, ant Co. Report of the proceedings et the THIRD ORDINARY MI NIMAL MUTING of the Shareholders, held at the Loudon Tavern, Bishopegate-street, on MONDAY, the 16th day of Ja nuary. 1864. JAMES DICKSON, F.sq., in the chair. The cleculer convening the meeting having bees read, The Secretary, in conformity with the regulations of the bank, proceeded* to read the minutes of the previous Oisilnary General Meeting held on Tuesday, eth August MOO which being found correct, were signed by the Chairman and duly sealed with the seal of the bank. The following Reports of the Directors and Auditors, and the ' balance sheet, were then submitted Perenaut to the provialemeadthe Articles of Association, the Directors have now to submit to the shareholders, for their 'atop. Doe. the acconfpahylig statement of account and batiste sheet for the half-year euthlig the slat of December, DOA together with the Auditors report thereon. Prom the preen sad loss moment tt will be observed that, alter defraying the current charges of the bank, amounting, iucluaire, of Directors' remuneratiou and pro. Won for bad and don debts, to 1.4,616 es 91., sad desi=:s uii um=ol 6. for rebate of interest en bale , remains an available balsams., £O,Blll Us. ed. The Directors recommend that a dividend. at the rate of: i k a m cent. per annum, tree of Income tat, for the sit Mouths e tea slat December, 1602, be declared, Piltahlo to the feldattroll shareholders of the bank at that date, which will require the enm cd g 5,000. • That the sum of £3.000 be appropriated to a reserve fund: and That the Indium, £1,613 Ita. ed, be carried forward to credit of wont sari less new account be retiring Directors—John Alfred Chowne, James Dickson, I Robert Dinka, and Samuel Bolton Edenborengh. Esquires— being eligibb, offer themselves for re-election. The present auLtors, George Broom and Peter Broad, PAittdree, also retire on this occasion from oflice, and oder themselves for re.appolutment The Directors have the gratineati , n to announce that the beak was on lid November last admitted to the clearing-bouse sod that the business continues to make steady and satisfactory Progrem tell LIADIIATINS AND mans DIV DIOCZYBKI, IMO. To capital paid up BMW 0 0 To amount due by the bank off current, deposit, and other accounts MAO 7 II To rrdemptloa of Promises Toad— . 2100 0 0 To six mouths' interest ou ditto .. 0 0 0 102 0 0 To Itslance of profit and ton account to :loth Joao 64,017 7 11 To gross profits for tlut battyasr l6,ti7 6 6 610.439 11 8 Less interest paid to customers .... 6.080 15 11 18,142 15 9 Hlt E T Y'S THEATRE. lAvia alt Logitsh), SATITILDAY oak Jamory ss lommoollhorrlikeal, Toccoa', and NiOrma bode ; Matlay, Mambo{ Dirsek. sod Mu Homo Coidaolor—Bl ARDTTL at Med o'clock. ROYAL AL HAMBRA.—Anotber Grand ftenge of Performaseen.—Franeonrs Cirque Imperial con tinues to draw soli leodionable and crowded bonese—ling week of the Staten Isom and Wathilde Monfruld, the only accompliniesd Female Riders in Ingland—lsles Pores, the Star Rider of the World—J. S. Cue on the Magic Wire—Pattemon's Troupe of Performiug Doge—B. Fremont', wonderful Trick Bores—The celebrated French Clowns, Arthur and Bertiond, together with the whole *1 the double Company, will appear at each representation. Illumleated Day Performances cm Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday, at Two o'clock. Eventno at half-put Seven. Ad mission :—Private Boren 21a.: Reserend Beata, 311. Promenade, IL , Gallery, ed. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The wonderful per thes. Ilephant Mai," on Saturday Morning nest, nrd met ., at Two o'clock and at each subsequent represen tation toe &limited period. THE REGENT, Vincent-square, near Victoria street, Westmtnster —3eleetions from "&neat" and .Ben nambnla. - Prima Donna, Madame Ctinsce, tram la koala. Mlles, with efficient band and chorus. Russell Oronr, oon dallier. Combo talent: f. 6. Fords, Orville Parker, Nat Frank Hall. The Alexander Family, etc. The FAIRY An: 'FAIN. by Mr. A. Bilventsr, upon thilarent and most megnilosat sealant attempted. TIMER OXFORD.—THIS EVENING a new and •JL Canada, written by Lite Wield Moseley, b4.sad entitled OW far Mile en mbehalmissik , " 6M 11 2811 6 1 "8 111, sep =M ported by the ttr• °Nepal, with full bend end ebanin Dtreetor Mr. F. Joisibmsas. Comedy by Unsworth. Wrieas, W. Mendell. T. Ma daps, sad those wondrous artistes, Ibsen Berri, Leech, sad PeMes, hum the Imperial Mesa Madrid. rrHE LONDON PAVILION. J. MOM/TOW rUlpl ANNUAL 11th JARIIAEY INSTANT. THE LONDON PAVILION. A NEW GHOST ILLUSION, replete with the moat profound and wonderful effects, and entitled " THE WIZARD'S MYSTERY," EVERY EVENING, at 10 o'clock. Six American Bowling Mils open daily. GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at lb. BEL'ItSWICIC, Jettaynatreet, BL Jame's, through eat the Wistor SOMA WHERE SHALL I DINE t-At NOAKES'S NEW OPERA HOTEL. Bowstreet, Oevestigardes, opposite the Grand Entrance of the Rohl English Opera, where I can get a Diener. In an elegant and comfortable coßee-recaa. foe la. del.. espial to the Albion and DIVILII, being ed. less than their charge. Plicate rooms for large and small parties. Public and Privets Billiardwows. A good Smoking-room. Bedstraw la. a A porter up all night. TEN LONDON ITALIAN, acid ADRIATIC NAV?OATIOI 001IMANY (Limited). wader Companies Aot,l where the liability laec Or l ah a ar l %hol dere Is limited to al) ammu llll, st of the by ir shares. OfisOsack — Deposit 41 per share on application, sad a farther payment of a per elan en anpaest. Cale not to exceed .C.S per Aare, nerWhe made at lees intenala than Arne months. G. Whom Browne, Esq., Director Ti the China and Japan Steam Navigation Company . Ingram Chapman, Esq., Director of the Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool. Hugh C, E Childers, Faq., M.P., Director of the Royal Mall Steam Packet Company James Nugent Daniell, L' q., Chairman of the Blackwall Railway company. James Laing, Esq., Director of the London an I County Bank. John B. Margetson, Esq., Director of the 'lames Iron Ship Building Company. E. II Tinker, Esq. .Meseru Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan, ship owners), Leadenhall.street. WiWam rilatborne. Fort. ;Messrs. Crlathorne and Co.), London, Barnard Cantle, Durham, and Startforth,Yorkshlre. F. C. Westmorland. Bog. , Me-ers. Charles Joyce and Co.), Di rector of the Mercantile Credit Association (Lintiteill. AUDITOR—John Ball, Eaq (Mewls. Quitter, Ball, and Co.) SUICIDE Londen and County B. Lombard-street., London, and Branches Alliance Bank of London and Liverpool, LiverpooL Coneolkieted Bank. Manchester. London. Yearn Robins sad Dart r. 111, naiad Mown "'snows sad Co, LivorpooL Mesas. Rare and Kirk, Illasebagar. Soiscrroas-3forrs. lituabor sad Rstrbion, SO, Kings Arm pit. lawniaa—Robert Bowman, Esq. er.4".."‘• SteltrilllT • Temporary Odesr—lit. PRAWSPILOTS. t, E.C. The therein in the Mediterranean Inds durin2 the last ten yews. as shown by the offtc.al returns, amounts to ..23,030,000. to which the Italian, Greek, and Adriatic ports have very largely contributed. In order t meet thi increase of trade more steam tonnage him London has beeline a matter of urgent necesety, the preference by merchants for steam over sailing conveyance for their goods being such, that the Directors hare no hesitation In stating that nearly the whole trade $ and from the Medi terranean will shortly be carried by screw steamers. It is calcu lated that at least 100.000 toes of One goods are annually en. poled from Loudon to Italy sal Greece, while upwards of 200,0011 tons are annually Imported. The Directors. In resolving to establish this Company. are further encouraged I y the facts—that two lines of screw steamers have, for some years, been engaged with most successful results In the trade between Liverpool and the Italian poets—that the leading merchthts In London. Interested to the Italian trade. have constantly urged the oreanimation of the lines now pro posed : end many of the merchant. in Italy and Greece, in order to show their conildence in the success of the enterprise have offered to contribute towards the capital required, and otherwise to support the Company in every possible way. The objects, therefore, of this Company are the estabUshereet lst. Of a line of screw steamers between London and the - pors of Genoa, Leghorn, Naples. Messina. and Palermo. to sail with undeviating regularity at intervals of not less than ten days; and . . . find. Of lines suited to the requirements of the trade between London. Greek, Adriatic, and knee porta in the Mediterranean. In order that the operations of the Company may be com menced without delay, the Directors have provisionally entered into an arrangement with the Directors of en existing line to take over their four new steamers, viz. the Alexandra. Clotilds, Italia, and Venetia and valuabk cotbexion In the Italian trade, by which the shareholders win enter immediately into a welt able business ; the price to be agreed upon by arbitration, and to be accepted in shares of the Company. These steamers have been imperial, built for the trade. are of 900 tons bulkier,' mess estronent.lmil the engines, of illeboess power,. are by Mew% Mandela), Son, and Pleld. Orders will be at once given for the cobtrection of the necessary additional steamers. Calls will not exceed ,C 5 per share, nor will they he made at less intervals than three months. To the extent of Lit per share shareholders will be entitled to anticipate future calls. receiving interest on such pre-payments at the rate of L per cent per annum. Should no allotment take place, the whole deposits will be re turned Bee of deduction. No promotion money or other outlay beyond the necessary expenses incurred in the formation and establishment of the Company won be paid. A copy of the articles of association lies for inspection at the Solicitor's 011icel and at the offices of the Company. Application for shares to be made in the annexed form, and forwarded to the secretary, at the Company's once; or to the Broken or Bankers of the Company. sor.m OP APPLICATION FOR MARTI. (To he retained by the Bankers. , To the Directors of the London. Italian, and Adriatic Steam Navigation Company i Limited . Gentlemen, —Baring paid to the bankers of the abovenamed Company the man of it I herehy request that you gill allot me shares in the said Company : and I agree to ac cept such shares, or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to become a member of the Company ant I authorise you to place my name on the register of meshes a in respect of the shine to be allotted to me : and I spree to he bound by all the conditions and regulations contained In the memorandum And articles of association of the Company, in manner provided by The Companies Act, lisPi." Dated this day of , Itiei. Name Business orj u itession Place of b Address THE LONDON, ITALIAN, and ADRIATIC STEAM I.: AYH; STION COMPANY , thalted:. NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLICA TIONS for SHARES io this Company will be CLOSED on RATITE DAY next, the 23rd lost. after which date the Direetan will proceed Immediately to allot the sharwx By order of the Board. GEORGE GIANT, Secretary. Cceepeays Tempora►y (Meet. 113, Fenakardiainat, Jaa. 19,1104. THE CONSOLIDATED DISCOUNT COMPANY :L WOW). No. 4. Abeburcb-lam. Capilsl LIAIKOM GesTee7alter Constable, in` q 73lesers. Constable and Wilms`, Mincing-lane. George Denny, Eq. XVIII& George Denny and Co.), Great St. Helen's. William Little, Fan.. Director of the Cape Town Railway. Mm. IVArthur, Esq. 'of the arm of Win. and Alexander Al'Arthur, Australian merchants . ea. Moorrute.itreet. F. .1. Sargood, Esq. (Meson. targood, King and Sargoodl. London and blellxxinse. ....aas Shepherd Richardson, Fact., Director of the Buenos Ayres and River Plate Bank. wee Thompson. Req. (Mews. Le Oros. Thompson and Co.:, Outter-buse. — b Fraser Flandeman. Eq.. ) •Riehsrd Manners •Sanderson. Fars Messrs. San Leman and Co. 'Samuel Baker, 'Committee of Mimi:remelt.. BARMA—The London and Weetniir Her Bank. BOUM - road —Ntessn. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick. The business of Olt Company being In active operation, the Dire:tare are prepared to discount approved Mercantile Bills, and Musks advances upon negotiable asmirittea. Money received on deposit. at call and short notice, at the current market rate., and for longer periods upon terms to be tpectalld agreed upon. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE—The gTeatest mad mose useful Invention of the rap, &GOA AM/MULL— Mem JOHN 00i4V6LL sad Co., Three Ilint-court, lonalord street, louden, perfumers to bar Majesty. respectfully aim to the pubbc this truly mannikin Auld, which nrsdually memo the banana hair tette pristine boe—no esaiter at what age. The Anna Annelle has none of the propene's of 4.7a5. It. no the contrary, holteitinal to th e spates, and when the ...:'r Is ewe reetered one application per month will keep it In paten !ties el 1.. per bottle, or In half bottles, ins. G.L .Jnh n Oosnell & Co. lave been appointed perfumers to IL.R.H.the Princes of Wake. T AMBERTS ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an 1.4 effectual remedy, without conflaing the bowels or affect ing the head, truly Macadam and pleasant. la admittviii be the best medicine for isissedlately relieving soughs, oolda, confirmed cases of asthma, sad incipient consumption. lt qnently cores persons whom the faculty pronounce anturable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. in approaching conmimptlon tie effect. are truly Moen MAL Persons deprived of sleep, or even bias down for tear of seffnca. {ism may depend on relief In a few miuntev after taking it Prepared oily and sold by W. LAST BERT, chemist, 8, King Mil liatmstreet. Chartug-cross, London. and by all druggists, In bottle., Itid., and three quantities in one, Pt. Pt. Be particular sad aak for Lansbert's asthmatic Balsam, The name sad address are engraved ea the stamp. COI7OOB, ASTHMA, and INCIPIENT CONSUYPTION are EFFECTUALLY' CUIED by KEATING'S COUGK LOZINGEt. which are daily recommended by the raculty—testlmoniebi from the mot eminent of whom may be inspected—ae the most electeal, safe. tweedy, sad convenient remedy fur cough and all disorders of the lungs. chest, and throat . Sold in boas, Is lid. ; tins. D. ed 4a c.L. and Ile each . T. EZATING, Owned. St. Paul's Churchyard. London. Sold retail by sll Druggis lc. DR. DZ JONGH'S LIGHT-BROWN COD A! LIVER OIL, prescribed by the most eminent solidi& men as the safest, speediest. rind most effectnal remedy for consump tion. chronic brot.chitis, asthma, cou4b.s. rheumatism. general debility, diseases of the skin. rickets, infantile wasting, and all scrotskens affections. Is incomparably superior to every other kind. Select me.lical opinions DR. LANK ER. P. R. Coroner for Central ilidd'eser t— " I consider that the purity of this oil Is social's , ' in its Prepare don by the personal attention of so good a chemist and intent. , pent a phy sicia n as lie de Janet. Ilrore I deem the cod liver oil sold under his guarantee to be preferable to any other kind as regards gensdnenes4 and medicinal eflic.scy." DR. LnHKEIY. Helical Officer of Health of the City of ton do. It la, I believe, universally acknowledged that Dr. de Jongh's light-brown cod liver oil has great therapeutic power; and from my investirst.ons I lave no doubt of Its being a pure and unsidnlterated article." DL BARLOW. Senior Physician to Guy's Hospital I have frequently recommended persons commlting me to make use of Dr. de Jouglis cad liver oil. I have been well saddled with Its effects, and believe it to be a very pare oil, well fitted for thaw cases hi which the use of that substance Is lediesteiL" Dr. de .12b's light-brown cod liver oil is only hi capsuled od . *mg. Y. pg. qu a rts, by his = Nrid oreeienee, ANUS, HARFORD, and Co., 77, Strand, Loudon ; and by roole aerobia. JOZZAIIII COPAELINN X11:014 inicemstally tried It the Parte and Leaden Ii sada the art of Mean. Caltleter, Rimed. Lloyd. reload. eat lame Marti (Idtmeet. Oh Nov., 186t1, elects a ma 10 ea avenge of di daya. Atha to meet sr chromic dbeeses.--le. 6d. pee bottle la peel S. 14.. et C. lama* heath etas!" ii Ildareedhes. Imam& L622,M 3 3 By C:i.iisols and India Debentures By bilis discounted, leans In customers, de. 697,445 li 3 By cash in hand. at the Bank of England, and at l call By bank premises. furniture, and fixtures *d.644 14 0 By preliminary expousts OW 0 0 L 8,446 3 8 TO WHOLESALE CHEESEMONG PROVISION MIRCHANTS, sod OTHERS—WANTED I a SITUATION as WAREHOUSEMAN, Salesman, or Manager, by one wbo has been twenty years In the above hne.—Apply, by letter, to A. 8.. 2, Col,orn.road, Bow-rood, THE TRIALS of the TREDGOLDS the New Novel by Burton Cook, Author of Leo"—may be no. obtained at all the Libraries and Booksellers, In S solumea, post bro. Laudon Sampson ladr, Boa, and Marston, 14, Ifdiatis-0111. PROFIT AND LCOS Aoool7lrt. DR. To current expenses, including salaries. rent. directori remuneration. and allowance for bad dri , ts To amount carried to'int awl loos new account, being renal. on MIL discounted not yet due To payment of dividend at the rate of 5 per cent per MUM for the tut half-year To auuunt carried to reserve not To profit and loss new account By balance brought down ... £16,141 15 1 £16,142 16 9 We have examined the above accounts and find them to be coerce:. OBOROS BROOK, t Auditor ,. PE MY BROAD, ) It was moved by the CHAIRMAN: seconded by LWRIOT, Req.; and carried : That the Reports of the Directors and Auditors and balance-sheet now read to the meeting be adopted and entered upon the minutes. The CnAllUtAir thee moved : That a dividend, at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, free of Income tax. upon the paid-op capital of the bank, be now de clared far the half-year ending the SIM December. 1863. payable to the shareholders whose names were entenui upon the minter at that date . and that the same be payable at the bank ou and after I ureter, the 88th Sec.mded by Alderman Lis& ; and carried unanimously . It wan proposed by ALLX Lase YUMA, Eq.: ascoodmi by 11. lloPoool., lam ; sad carried : satTJohn Alfred eh...aloe, James Dickson, Robert Dirates, i e e t amel Bolton Idenborough, Requires, the retiring Direc tors, be re-elected Directors of this bank. It was moved by M. ilOyaiOOD, rag.: seconded by— CAMP JILL, can.: sad earned . That George Broom and Peter Broad, Er-!tires, the retiring Auditors, be reelected Auditors of this Beak. On the motion of M. 110P0o0D, ley.: seconded by P.. RAN t.on, Esq.: tt wan resolved That the bed thanis of the meeting are due, Ind are hereby given, to the Directors for the time and attention wbh. h they have devoted to the alters of the Bank. It w4l proposed by M. 11oPGu0l', Itaq..• seconded by a PRO PGJZTOn and carried : That the thanks of the meeting be given to It. A. Bentham, Me, t he Manager, for his seal sad perseverance In the din charge of his duties. 111;;c1;d-6.6-11;11'.e Minut4L WILLIAM COLD, Secretary. 0. Lonhury. Jan. la. 1966. ALLSOPP'S PALE ALE. The OCTOBER BRIEWINGit of the above ALE are now being supplied in the finest condition In bottles end In casks, by FINDLATeR. MACKIE, TODD, and Ca. At their oew landos.beidge More; Loudon-bridge, B.E. Nor. Y. 1863. Now toady, imp, prim Is. 6d. cloth (poetics M.), THE INNKEEPER'S LEGAL GUIDE : What be Must Do, What be May Do, and What he May Not Do. A Itaady-Book to the Liabilities limited and anDralted, of Inn keepers, Alehouse Keepers. Refreshment House Keepers, &e. With verbatim copies of the Innkeepers Limited 1MM167 Act, the General Llcarmag AA, and Forms By =CLIO T. 71D3- ‘72.1,=...,0f the Inner Temple, Barrister at-Law. : Lockwood sad Co., 7, 84stioneere-lial-COUrt. TO TIM TOMB O► Tat MI MI. NATIONAL SHAKESPEARE COMMITTEE. SlR,—The undersigned, feeling it incumbent upon them to withdraw from the National Shake speare Committee, are desirous of stating their reasons for doing so. Their strong anxiety that a national tribute to our greatest poet should be worthy of its object, and their equally strong conviction that those who have assumed the direction of the movement do nut comprehend, and therefore will not satisfy, the expectations of the nation, compel them to take the unpleasant step of separating themselves from gentlemen with whom they have endeavoured to co-operate. - - - . Without dwelling upon the irregular and un businesslike character of the proceedings of the executive body, the undersigned complain that more than half a year Las been wasted in procuring a list of names which would have been given in, without solicitation, had a practical anti worthy scheme been laid before the public. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new Invention, so admirably contrived that a tall bark u well as smaller mks. may be raised or tilted on it witboat labour or trouble. Its action Is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Bald by no pe,lbility can be disturbed. Price A, las., lia., to suit 41, 0, and 18 gallon casks. BARLow's SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No ,std required. No more fiat beer or sear wise. Prise 4a. dd ditto, electroplated, ea—apply direct to JAIII3 BALLOW, patentee, 14, Kiss K Ina an Idasaloo-base. 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It was not until December last that the question of the site of the proposed memorial was referred to a sub-committee for consideration, and the all-im portant question of the nature of the memorial was not taken up until the present month. At this moment, within little more than three months from the 2Srd of April, the Committee is as ignorant as the public where the memorial is to be placed, and what it is to be. That • monument worthy of Shakespeare and to be reared by the united energies of the three kingdoms and the fifty ca'.onies, can be devised, discussed, and accepted by the country within a few weeks,. is an idea too absurd to be entertained by a nation of practical men who hold Shakespeare In befitting reverence. Had the executive a due appreciation of their task, it might have been possible to arrange some pleasant celebration for the 23rd of April, while taking time to consider the question of memorial with the care it demands; but the executive, having wasted so much time, are now endeavouring to hurry matters, and in order to do so, have obtained leave to take a step which must deprive the memorial of , a national character. _ . . . The General Committee, after showing its estimate of its executive by rejecting a draft report prepared and improperly put into circulation by that body as the report of the committee, followed up what was in effect a vote of censure by appointing a sub committee to prepare another document to beissued to the public. This sub-committee unanimously decided that it would be premature to address the public until the site and memorial committees should have reported. It was agreed that it would be absurd to make such an appeal in the absence of a definite object. On Monday last this report was presented to a meeting of the General Committee, and was approved by it. The General Committee, after Abed thus derided that it was in no condition to address the saliiva t having no information to communicate, was led to stultify that decision by voting that the public should be appealed to, and, moreover, that it should be asked for a definite sum. It bad occurred to scmebody that the memorial ought to cost 30,0004, and that this notion should be presented to the nation, which, however, was to be at liberty to give more if it pleased, and was to be assured that any surplus should be laid oat philaethropically. This final blunder, the conclusion of a series, appears to the undersigned to be fataL They are, therefore, compelled to withdraw from co-operation in a scheme which, as at present managed, must end in discreditable failure, and draw down uni versal contempt upon English professions of rever mice for Shakespeare. TOM TAYLOR. THEODORI MARTIN. SHIRLEY BROOM J. 8. Barns. T. DEFEO. HARDY. TnowAs WALL= ROBERT BELL. C. L. GRONZEHLI. Harm FRIIIWILL. nINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA baa been, during twenly-dve years, emphatically WIC- Joned by the medical profession, and universally accepted by the public, es the best remedy the acidity of the stomach, heart horn, headache. gout, and indigestion and as a mild aperient for delicate constitutions, more especially for ladle, and chil dren. It Is prepared. in a state of perfect purity and of uniform strength, by DINNUOID and (.0., 172, New loud-street, Lon- - don and sold by all radiseatable amid' throngboat the world. Fonsiow-orncs, Jaw. I&—The Queen has been sleerd to approve of Mr. Charles G. Hannah as Consul at l aura for the United Staten of Amerim.—Gezerse. ATROCIOUS OUTRAOR ON Mazziwi. —The French polio, have been guilty at a diabolic attempt. They have sought to throw into the house of IL Mural pa shells Mint with poisonous charges. leickaly these etre& spied the column of an Engii!hi printing-lease, and ex- PARIS. Jew. 19. pladmd without harm to the ustended Moths, hat with The Constitutionnel of this evening publishes an damaging effect upon the conspirators. We believe that their ' extradition has bean demanded by the British government. article signed by M. Limayrac, in which the writer regrets the haste with which Prussia and Austria (TWOPENG demand concessions from Denmark, "thus reudtr ing more imminent the war which Europe desires to avoid." M. Limayrac continues : "The new phase of the Austro-Prussian policy differs so widely from that at first followed, that public opinion is natu rally impatient to know the causes of the sudden change which has taken place at Berlin and Vienna." FRANKFORT-ON-THIS-MAINE, JAL 19. At an extra sitting of the Federal Diet to-day the representatives of Austria and Prussia gave ex planations of a tranquillising character, and stated that it was not the intention of those Powers either to interfere with the Federal troops or the Federal Commissioners. They merely wished to obtain the sanction of the Diet to march through the Duchy of Holstein. These communications were referred to the committee on the again of Sleswig-Holstein. THE " CONSPIRACY " IN PARIS. TURIN, JAI. 19. To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Crispi announced his intention of asking informa tion of thaowersaselat relative to the con eilasprs lately arrested in Traria, and declared that none of them had taken part in the Marsala expedition. FRANCE. THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. DEBATE ON THE FINANCES. PARIS, JAN. Paragraph 3 of the address was adopted today in the Corps Legialatif. In the debate upon paragraph 4, MM. Darimon and Jules Simon made speeches, explaining the amendment brought forward by the Opposition, relative to liberty of public meetings and the modification of the law upon coalitions of working Men. The Duke de Morny oppoeed the amendment, which was supported by M. Emile 011ivier. M. Parien also spoke against it, and enumerated the governmental measure in favour of the working classes. The amendment was finally rejected by 195 against 64 votes. THE SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS. PARIS, JAL 19. At the Epinal supplementary elections, M. Buffet, the opposition candidate, was elected by a majority of over 3,000 votes. M. Boureier-Villiers had about 3,000 votes. THE TREATY OF COMMERCE BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY. PAWS, .IA9. 19. The ratifications of the treaty of commerce be tween France and Italy were exchanged to-day. POLAND. BRESLAU, JAL 19. The authorities in this city have undertaken numerous arrests of Polish residents. Several have been sent to Berlin, where they will be brought before the chief court. Intelligence from the palatinate of Lublin states that the temperature is at 25 deg. Rkauniur. The Atlantic Royal Mail Steamer Hibernia sailed at 2.25 p.m. yesterday from Galway for New York, with 300 passengers, 28 marl bags, and the latest telegrams. The Messageries Imperiales steamer, with the India and Chins mails, left Marseilles yesterday with 77 psesengen, 463 packages of nierobsedise, sod specie value 468,8901., for India and Ghia ; and 67 passeogers, 1,182 packages of merchaocbae, sad 218,3161. in specie, for Alex andria. _ _ Wurrentem, Jtx. 18.—The Queen has been pleased to greet unto the Rev. Francis Janine, D.C.L., the deseery of her Modesty's cathedral Ann* Lieoolo, void by the death of Thomas Oarnier, R.C.L. —Graeae. Tan Dzses Foo.—The dense fog which was experienced at Liverpool last week appears to have micireled the &etch coast. At the Isle of Wight the fog was more demo sad kat* then be. begs Mews for years. The Channel Aeon mol packet was detained 24 house by it, and the Indian mail simmer Ripon, though at anchor in the nano, Meat usable to move ea account of the fog, could not be found by two small steamers that were sent in search of her. After the Ripon bad been stuck in the fog for 15 bourn, a small steamer came upon her by crawling along the Solent in a zigzag course. The pasaeogets on board the Chap..' Islands steamer bad con. gamed all their provisions, and were upon their " last split pea," and just gout' to break in upon the cargo of ogee and poultry on board. when the weather cleared off and they were enabled to latish their voyage. - THE VICTORLI CEOBB.- - WAR•OFFIcE, Jas. 16.-- The Queer has bees graciously pleased to signify bar inten tion to outer the dereratios of the Victoria Cron on the nedermentiosed officer and non-commissioned officer of her Majesty's army. whose claims to the same have been sub mitted for her Majesty's approval, es account of acts of bravery performed by them in New Zealand, se recorded against their names, viz. .—Colour-Sergeant (now Ensign) Edward Mar Kenna, 6.5 th Regiment, for gallant corded at the engsgemest near Cameron-town, New Zealand. on the 7th of September, after both bin officers, Captain Swift and Lieu. tent Butler, had been shot, in charging through the position of an enemy heavily outnumbering tuni, and draw ' log off his small force, consisting of two sergeants, one bugler, and thirty-five men, through • broken and roomed country, with the We of bat use num killed and another miring. Lieut.-General CalliarOD, C. 8., oOtalliandlUg her Ma lesty's tomes in that colony, reports that, in Colour-Sergeant liailienna, the detachment found a commander whose coolness, intrepidity, and jsdgmenl, justified the confidante placed in him by the soldiers brought so suddenly under his command. Lasos-Corporid John Ryan, S'ith Regimens, for gallant condole at the engagement near Cameron-town above referred to. This non-commissioned officer, with Privates Belford and Talbot, of the same regiment, who have been recommended for the medal for distinguished modem in the field, for their behaviour on the same coca. lion, removed the body of the late Captain Swift from the Held of actioo, after he lied been mortally wounded, aed re mained with it all night ie a bush sarromided by theeemay. —Gazette. THE MCKIM By THE GAROTTE 11 , 1 BETHELL GREZE.—Yesterby afternoon, Mr. H. Baines Walthew resumed, at the George the Fourth Tavern, Gemeetrest, Betbnaleneea, the inquiry touching the death of Mrs. Matilda doors, a g ed 3fl yews, who expired iron, the effects of being garotted. The deceased was the wife of a coca dealer, carrying on barium at No. 96, Green-street. Ose evening last spring a boy entered the shop and asked her for change of • dock,. To give it to him she pulled • beg of mosey containing 81. or 91. oat of her pocket. Directly afterwards • young man dressed like • gentleman came in sod examined some oats, saying that U they were of good quality he would seed his groom for some. She found th a t her beg of moray was use, and seized hold of the man's coat cuff, saying " Yee you have taken my money." He instantly aught her by the throat, and burled his knuckles in her seek ; they straggled and fell. Habit her fingers and kicked her in the side, but as she was • very powerful robust woman she still retained her hold of hist:tat, and he bad to slip it Of to try to get away. Failing in that Mathes,w the bag of Motley at her, and undid his muffler to whioh she clung, and then rushed into the street. Siegnlitr to state, two persona saw the struggle in progress, but and not interfere. as thew believed that the man might be theme of Mrs. Moors. The letter was immediately ob liged to take to Ler bed, and she died from her injuries on Monday week. Er-deuce as to the cause of death having bees lakes yesterday, the coroner said that it was clearly • need wilful murder. The outrage was one of most un usual audacity, and it was morh to be desired that the per petrator should be brought to justice. The jury returned a verdict of "Wilful marder mend a man unknown," and requested the coroner should write to the Home Secretary, and suggest that a reward should be offered for the appre hension of the guilty pews. The eareeter said he would communicate with Sir George Grey on the subject. It was stated that the coat sad mailer of the man who committed the murder would bs kept on view at the district Audios hones for purposes of idestffication. A further trial of the coffer-dam invented by Captain Wiling', R.N., is to take place on board her Majesty's ship Remit to-morrow morning, when that vessel takes • trip to the Nee* to try her speed, he., nader the superintendence of the officers of the reruns at Shur = (Stamped, Id. AdditiOnaLl TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aimles nuoiwis.) AMERICA. GREENCASTLE. • r Mr. 90. The Montreal Ocean Company's steamship Korth American arrived here at 1.20 a.m. to-day, with 55,000 dollars in specie. (Per the North American.) NEW YORK. JAL 7, Emma. A resolution, introduced in the Senate, to call out a million of volunteers for 90 days, to be com manded by General Grant, has been referred to the military committee. The New York Herald and Tribune urge Congress to pass this resolution. , The House of Representatives has passed • reso lution, by 88 against 21 votes, that any proposition or negotiation with the rebels ought to be rejected without hesitation or delay. A large Confederate force, under JODOB, has captured 300 Federate at Jonesville, Western Virginia, who were guarding the country on wuich the Federal' depend for supplies of forage. ,t -Omer& . Sir command is not yet designated. Signal stations, occupied by a small garrison, are to be established along the Mississippi for the protection of its navigation, in accordance with a recommendation from President Lincoln awl the Secretary of War. _ . . Congress has ordered the payment of bounties to veteran volunteers to be continued until March. The Opposition members favoured the measure as a step towards the repeal of the Conscription Act. The New York Tribune denies that it will be necessary to issue more greenbacks. The draft is expected to be postponed. General Butler has returned from Fort Monroe. It is stated that he is entrusted with full powers from the government to carry out his plans for ex changing prisoners. • • • ' ' A delegation of prominent citizens has left Ar kansas for Washington to arrange for the State of Arkansas re-entering the Union. The New Hampshire Republican State Conven tion has nominated Mr. Lincoln for the next presidency. The republican press are incensed against Gover nor Seymour's message to the New York State Legislature. The New York Times declares that Governor Seymour's sympathies are with rebellion. The New York Tribune denounces him as a traitorous and malignant enemy of his country. Archbishop Hughes was buried with great cere mony to-day. An enormous concourse of people was present. The law courts and numerous places of business were closed. The Nova Scotia government has placed the steamer Chesapeake ie the Admiralty Court. The Africa has arrived at Halifax. The City of Baltimore has arrived out. NEW TORE, Jac 8, Evrinsa• A naval and military expedition has left New Orleans, it it supposed, for Mobile. The Confederate movements in the Shenandoah Valley have been checked by the severe weather rendering the roads impassable. In the House of Representatives Mr. Arnold, of Illinois, has urged Mr. Lincoln for the next presidency on the ground that his re-appointment would ensure emancipation throughout the Union. The Governor of Maryland, in his message to the Legislature, favours immediate steps for gradual emancipation, and save : "The natural resources of Maryland are such as cannot be developed by slave labour." The Secretary of the Collector of New York Customs has been sent to Fort Lafayette tor com plicity with parties shipping goods to the South via Nassau and Bermuda. Another of the Chesapeake pirates is reported to have been arrested at Halifax. The steamer New York has put into Halifax abort of coals. ____ - NEW YORK, JAL 9, 2 cm. The Confederates are mociug on Winchester, Western Virginia. The Fedends are prepared for the attack. Great excitement prevails among the inhabitants of London, Virginia, in consequence of extensive depredations being committed by lawless gangs, supposed to be deserters from both armies. NEW YORK, JAL 9,_4 Washington telegrams report that the Confede rates are retreating from the neighbourhood of Petersburg and Winchester. --..—. 00NYEECIAL INTELLIGENCE NEW YORK, JAN. 8, EVENING. Money tight. Gold 514 per cent. premium. Exchange on London, 1884 ; on Paris, 3.37 i, Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 1315. 118 ; Eris, 1064. Cotton quiet. Midland Upland, 81 to 814. Flour and wheat advancing. Corn in li mited demand. Provisions good inquiry. Coffee steady. Sugar in good demand. Molasses steady. Petroleum inactive ; crude 314 to 324 ; refined, 46 to 47. NEW YOBS, JAN. The demand for money is very active. Gold, 52 per cent. prem. Stocks steady—New York Cen trals, 131 ; Illinois, 11S/ ; Erie, 107 i ,, ; Six per Cent. United States Bonds, mi. . . The City of Manchester and the Hammonia take out 1,140,000 dollars in specie. (Per the St. George, by telegraph to St. John's and nd Crookbaveml NEW YORK. JAN. 7, EVININO. General Joe Johnson has formed his lines 35 miles from Chattanooga, and is actively collecting deserters and re-organising the army. The corres pondent of the New York Herald asserts that there will shortly be active movements in the Shenandoah Valley. A severe snow storm with intense cold prevailed throughout the country, and numbers of soldiers and uegroes have been frozen to death along the Mississippi. The Mississippi is closed by ice. THE POLICY OF AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA IN THE SLILSWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, JAIL 19. The Austrian and Prussian ambassadors in Copenhagen merely banded a summons to the Danish government on the 16th inst., and not an ultimatum, relative to the withdrawal of the November constitution. The ambassadors having been instructed to leave Copenhagen in the event of a refusal on the part of the Danish government, are now probably on their return to their respec tive courts. The ultimatum will be presented on the arrival of the Austrian and Prussian troops on the Eider. i t. ;. 4 -1 1,4.; ii 1