The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-27 00:00:00

`,5 t _ ..(ErlP43lpt air • , ••..„ eirER • n • No. 5,554.] /yALCDTTA Direct, ceiling at MADRAS. COMMUNICATION by Steam trout London.— auziltery meow steamer MAURITIUS will have Tic:one Loadeni Dean the 18th Jue, and Plymouth Pled Jens. Tbs. I...ern:era are paned trite front London to Plymouth, and .mbark by the Company's steam tender.—Yor further intones wei .1 ply to BOND and MACIRLVIE. Managing Agents, 9. £C.; or GIUNDLAY and Co., 63, Parliament street. S.W. NEW ZEALAND.—Atsaiated P and Free Grants of Land.—W 'ILIA'S LINK bawd In MK The uudermentioned vessels, which milord such general admit tayes as cannot be found is those et any other Kos, win be despstohed pinsotoslly Ships. Clam Port. To eon. Columbus. Belllsalms Precursor. .IA 1 Aaddand . A 1 years' Canterbur. A lt yean Otagoy law 10 Juno 10 Jane 10 Apply to 'WILLA GANN, sad Co., Crosby-61w% who Dave triat Zoned the edition d Hand Boot of New "or GBIZN.IOItINBUN, sad Oa, 1 sod 2, But India Avenue, QTICAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. The BRITISH sad AMERICAN /IMAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (limited) will despatch ens of the sadermentiosed splendid test screw afesmen t .lee each month for New Tait Tom ;500 ;SOO 2,400 2,500 Landon Wootiokrakor Dublin Now York Horse-power. Captain Glover. evetals Coach. Avtola Treat Captain Ranh. These maralftent remelt are aasuryeased steamer, mid have accommixtation f genepal replete wttb ocean-going every comfort The Hoe will commence at an eariy date, the exact day to be axed in a later annosacemeat. To toad to tae Victoria Dacha —Tee freight or perms apply to the Cot:spears Agents. ALFRED LAMING sad Co., g, leadealislialreet. STEAM TO \&W YOWL THE LIVKRPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADILPHIA WITAY-81112P 001IPAWY Intend dee patching their hillsowered Clyde-bette Dee Screw Was 4litips, retrying the Uttetetater FROM LITTER/VOL FOX NEW YORE. RDINBITIIOII, firdesday, May IL CITY OF WARRINGTON, Wednesday. Jane L CITY OF M ANCHERTEX, Wednesday, June 8. And every Wednesday, and every allernaes Cabin pomade by the mall steamers rang every W lissuroay. 11, 17, and fa acoordlng to the acesiamodattom id Tatt pigs by the MMesser,lB plasm Forward passage 8 lsolathqg ell provisions osshei Pasmagen to Canada, the Untied Mates and British Oolmehts, booked through on very advantageous torten—For Rather parttenlen apply to WILLIAM INMAN, M WatenduraM Limossi; fte WIWI mad 111 AMT. IR. R*4 Wiftwdmit. BREMEN. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Direct Roots to Hanover. Broswlek, and °antral Oar One ot the Sum ant Class wow atoontersADLHA, MOW or se ri WALK! will be despatched from Honaljdow o Thursday morning •weathor permitting), at a ava., Blackwell Pier Sr passage's at 10 as—tans to and 61 . return tleketa. ES and 61 10a—Apply at e CIL Bm Z e T I I4I II Moe, legent-aboos, ;or to P,IM OILLVIB, PHILLIPES, and Ca, 11. Zood.laato, LC. ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTIETH SALE—CUSTOM Hors; LONDON, May, Int —For SALE by order of the Use, the OcomMemioness of her Making's Costonnon the Cceninerclal3anlocess, Mtheing-has, on TUD, DAY, the ylst May, Hide at 10 o'clock at noon precisely the follow log 000D0 for home oonsnaption Broady, ittna, ben" , and Wine. The above goods may be viewed at the Queen . ' aro house. Custom house, Thames-street, and at the Leaden Docks on Monday, the 80th May, 18114, from 10 o'clock In the morning until 3 o'clock In the afternoon, and 013 the day of sale, from 10 o'clock In the rooming until 12 o'clock at noon ; Molesting of to sad Wine being remitted to the day of sales the Queen's Warehouse. Take notice, that goods sold at We tale will not be delivered until after two clear days of the day on which they are mold, and that no lota can be paid for at the altos et the Reostrar•Oenend after I o'clock is the afternoon, and that on the day of tan money will not be mooned by the Incelver-Oeneral after 11 o'clock In the forenoon thitakstiee may be bad at the Quern's Merehonee, enstomm-boom, Thames. street. 3d. each. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), 80, Lombard-Week E.C. Capital 1.1,1100,000, in 80,000 shares of £6O emit Subscribed capital £600,000, in 10,000 Mama MKTG.& Cadmus—TM Eight Boa. JAMBS STUART WOETLET. The lion. T. C. Baliburton, M.P. I Edward Marilee, Lig., M.P. Alexander Dunbar, Lig. Clarke Lam, leg. Adolphe Hakim Sat. Jamie Lorick, lag. Charles E. Newham, Yes. Hoary Pennell, Km. John Westmorland, lag. MA/AGRl—Albert Grant, Eog. Miriam Mews. Westerman, Nan. Mildred, and Co., Londou. Mews. Smith, Payne, and Ankh., London. This Company Is prepared to negotiate Governmest and Man. dial Loans, and to aid In carrying out coocasioan. To bake seamees on approval asswities To effect the purchase and sale of shores, stocks, de., and to transact 'Mande badness generally. Al" to receive money on deposit for periods and terms to be weed open. Communicalloos to be made to the Manager. THOMAS SHORT, Secretary. Temporary Off oes. 00, lankardatreet, London, KC. THE CREDIT Ii•ONCIER (Limited), 80, Lombard-street, EC. Ceptail. 61,000000 ha MOSO Mares of CM eacd holearibwlCepttel, ifdle.eoll, in 10,000 shares. DIIICTOBIL CHAraamt—The Right Boa JAM STUART WOITLBT. Dmeggr.CHAtammi—JAMlls LEVICI, Lg. The Hon. T. C. Hallbortoo,lLY. I Adolphe Hakim Rm. /Award Warner, Him., Y.P. Henry Parma. leg „I. P. Alexander Dumber, Reg. John Westmorland, Fog. Charles Ell* Hert iluaiii.. Merles R. Newbon, Rag. Albert Grant, Ewa. uszent. Meows. Herdorman. of Pet=tildred. and Co. Bank This Company advances money on the deposit of Title Deeds ef approved Freehold or Leasehold Property In Great Britain, with or without regular mortgage. Guarantees Titles or Pecurides, and, or smut, negotiates toms on mortgage for long or short period'. also be R agreed eceives u mousy on deposit tor lied periodsonly, at rates to Commuatoat pon. ions to be addreseed to the ALIRSD MI I n k a ri. fiehoretery. Temporsr7oBllooB, 80, TILE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY amkapi Incorporated under t• the Companies ). Act, 1802;* whereby the liatelly of eeeh shareholder to Cipttal £1,000,000 (with power to Merriam , in 20,000 shares of /.60 First 1.a.10.110 Asset Deposit m application al pre Hors and i 4 as alloiniani It u.t proposed to eaU up more Ulan La 10s. pas share, in ir4talruents of £2loa , at intervals of not ism Inas throe months. Winlone Entry A. Monkey, Esq., Cisairsan of the New Zsarad Banking Corporation. Loader. Carruthers Johnston, Esq. (Messrs. Barnet Johnston text Oa), i Liverpool and Bras& o i ropany, London. Uy cimplon, Esq., Director of the Cheat Eastern Balling l Henry Willie, Sprinteardena. Lebdoil- William barter, FAL , Lloyds Mears. W. Barter and Co `. Lcadoa L Stewart Jones, . (Marrs. Jesse, Painter, and Co.), Liver. Aksander Hector, Faq. (Marra Alexander Hector and Co.;, 'DOJO]] and B Henry Woodfall, a gt Director of the Inspire Marine Insurance I:.ornpany. Liverpool. haul Brown, FAR. riots of Marra Orant, Smith, and Co., Cal. cora London. W. ploii4 valeta &q. (Mews. ralth, Preston. and Cr). Liver. poL Prede o rick Levi, Esq. (Masora Philip Levi and C 0.,, London sad Adelaide Cap tai n Thos. A. Can, London. TW.. Matins. FAR , LC., London. Matthew M. WWI& FAR ,Messrs Willis and Co.;, LiTerix.a. . L oa d os _ ) rulon Bank f London. IS Agra and Masterson's Bank R.lndtad). o Liverpool—lle North %stern Bank 'Limited . Provincial Beak of Imhuad. London— Ileum Dark., boo, Campbell aad Reeves. Liverpool—means. Lee, Unser, Gill and Laos. 1120117:11. Loadoo—llemos. !ma Brothera Liverpool—Werra. Taunton aad Co. graTiToa—CaptalGlargow—Maaaars. lelmaa and Laid Wm. Cluusproa. Lloyds. Temporary ofiloaa-40. Old Broadaireet, London, L C. 7hts ABRIDOKD association is formed for the purpose of making advances • Sear of mortgage or otherwise on shlpMag. wharves, thin ler". docks, warehouses, and every description of nearttnne Neuritic., and sill undertake Use general business of a financial Mameny Company. Tile article* of association may be seen at the Wires of the batinled tuxes and forms of application for share* may be ohtolnrd from the bankers, Broken, and Solicitors, and at the temporary Once* of the Company. Application for shares most be made to the form annexed the prospectus, accompanied by the deposit of Cl per ave. 11 a. allotment be made, the deposit will be in EU ', std if a less number be allotted than la applied font "num sal lc used towards Use payment in allotment. --•— TUE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY i 2 ".11cE Is IiKEIJIT ONEt aed i. thwt the LIST of APPLICA -71w,, fur MARLS win be CLOSED ea WEDNESDAY. the IA " b e. for Loudon, and on THURSDAY, the fed June, for the 0e...-._try na. DAVIIII, 801 f, CAMPBELL sod 11 LLACE.BANWEIL GILL an . d LAC3IVB3.E. riE occasional use of PARR'S LIFE PILLS •tll clear from the body a ll hurtful Impurities, InlPrev. th e ve power, end redoes the whet* serroas . utem to a stole Of btaitb And coolort. May be 1124 of my cb aOZEAII'S COPAHINK MEG, E successfully tried In the Farts and London Beepitals. under the are of Yews Cleßeeler, Mooed. Lloyd, ?Mind, and Legros Clerk 1 411100 t," 16ov. 6, 180), effects a mire In sn averane of etz days eithrr to recent oe chenille disessera—em IL per notthir PO" k 2.1 , at C . JOISAV'S, French chemist, 49, Llamas:l/Lt. Loudon, OW 126, belikvarS Magenta, Paris. THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited), a. Itug Willisawebeet. B.C . NOME IS =REFIT °IVIES that the TRANSFER BOOKS of this Cowpony will be MOM hum SATURDAY, the kWh inst. FRIDAY, the kid June (both days included), for the of determiring the list of Proprietors entitled to share Fe a rctirlalon of profile that will be made noon the Amalgama• tion of the Company with the English and Irish Bank ,Lianited). By order of the Booed, J. W. MOLLITT, Secretary. TURKISH OONSOLIDES-DRAWN BONDS. A. THE EUROPEAN BANE (Limited) hale received from their Correepeedente • LIST of the BONDS drawn for payment, which can be seen at the offices of the Bank, a% King WUliam street, EC. frURNISH CONSOLIDES.—The COUPONS A and DRAWN BONDd are now purchased at the Moss of the EUROPEAN BANK (Limited), 83, Eh* Withanadreet, LC. AMERICAN Austrian, Russian, French, and ill of COUPONS now falling due, are imbed on pre sentallon at tie seat favourable exchange bp the ZUSDPIAN RANI (flaked), SS, Klan William-street, IC. T HE LONDON and VENEZUELA BANK (I.lmlted,`. ince under the g lom Ad, 181 g. LSOO,OOO, in 10,000 Shares of R. 60 each, OM power to !scream ) Phut issue 4000 shams. It is proposed that no more than £25 per share shall be called up, but that any further capital required shall be rased by additional issues of shares, and that the then shareholders shall have a preferential right to anointing pro rata with their boldinp. LI per share to be peld on application, and C 4 on allotment. WU will not exceed L 6 per share, at intervals of not lees than three months, DIRECTOR/ m LOND3II. HENRY AMISS HAILV KEY, Lg., London, Chairman. F. Herbert Hemming. Esq., Consul-General or Venezuela. London. Mae Watts, Lq., London, Managing Director. Alfred W. Fowles, Dm , Conrad roe Venezuela A. W. Fowles melee.), Lampe*/ Gleams° Eau., Venezuelan Consul for Italy, and Director of the Hank of Caracas, London. David Wilma, am. ,Wilson, W °reader, and Co.), Canna:l4track London. H. L Bannon, lisq.(ll )H. L 7 and C 0.),, Caracas and La Caws. PimDrink Brinsch, Berg (Byers, Braman and Co.), Caracas and La Carl td Balm, (Owl Hann and Co),Consul-Gene aracas. ra for Bel um. D of Bank a C John Bold, . irractor the 4..Wacaii, (Mete, Raid, and Co.) Consul-General for Hamburg, Consul for the Braills, (imam. and In Guayra. With power to the Board of Directors to England to add to their number. saaczas. The Agra Bank, Cannon.street, 14 ::;:ildastersisan, Patera, and Co. Ll North-Western Dank (Limited). tioUClToU—yeas. !Limber and Ellin 1. Lancaster-place, Brand, and Graham-home, B.C. 11005111.8. Loadoe—Lewts H. liniewood. lap., Founder's. court4LoUttany. l ia l=ste - r il - T aaatoa nod Taunton and Co. Agarnalt—llesere. Qallter. I. and Co., 3, lloerpleolreet, LC. Aad ow to be chows by the sharebolden. OWILIWARY (pro ten.)—V. de Tivoli, lap. rempesary Odlees-7, Beak.balldmse, Lothntry, LC. ABRIDOID The Louisa sad feneauel• Bank has for Its proposed opera tions a pound unoccupied, and is most urgenMy required. Pre. Mahar, oegoalaUsits imm been is progress for same months, and Mx project has bees submitted to the judgment of the most eminent Venezuelan merchants, and has met with their un gratified approval Support la promised In highly lanuential quarters, and the directors are mewed, that the privilege of h ewing bank notes win be accorded by the government The banking facilities which Caracas he, hitherto preened have been very limited, hot the tact that the Bank of Caracas, which will now merge into this mitallisment, has—despite its restricted mesas—earned a net profit exceeding 30 per oent. per annum, leave, no doubt that the present undertaking will result in complete MCCOY. The following, published by Messrs. Matheson and Co. (ohne inviting Madan for the Veneruela Loan In Jane last), will con firm the above Matamente : --- Uwe is almost an entire ateenee of banking memen to Venezuela Posesesedpf every advantage &climate and sott within sixteen days' mall of England, the misting mone tary beanies are quite Lederman, to the commerce of the country, and to the merman& production and middy extending export. of Its coffee, cocoa, cotton, hides. de. . . . . The advantages of this instigation will be obvious to all, and as the rata; of interest range from 10 to 16 per cent, per annum, the profits may be supethed to he considerable. It may be added, that since that period, owing to the increased and demand for capital for the cultivation of cotton, which is now exported to liagland Is large quantities, It finds safe and pro tabployment at much higher rates than those quoted by Naiad Thebona[ ltebenge Beak in Venezuela occasions the utmost ineoeveniesee in buying and selling foreign bilk Thu gent all ingtply the west . and an Mann can be made nab tar Orenter fien Vikr Beta Veneznete thee Wm India. miters beatnik re of a like nature bare been found extremely prolttable, it IN certain Me branch swat be Mill more rename entire. I'd principal foetid of the London sad Venezuela Bank will be vestel in the Board s of Directors In linglaad. They will select a =Lamm of known ufications, who en his arrival will have the anace and advice eg the Directors In Caracas and La Omar% who are Europeans of high standing In the country, and well known In coeneedon with Venezuelan trade and finance. Tbil — pra;;;;ct7ases Llfo - rins Of sp — p - 17catio — n mail; procured of the bankers. eollicltors. broken. or secretary, at the offices of the Company. where the articles of associatioa may be inspected and every information obtained. THE GENERAL CONTRACT COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the Companies Act of 1861. Capital £1.000,000, in 40,000 shame of LS each, With power to increase. net issue 00,000 shares. Deposit on application Ai per share, and on allotmeat ge par share. Subsequent calls to he at intervals of not leas than three mteitha, and not to exceed CI 10a. each. DILICIORS. CILIIIKAI—DA NIEL CONCH, Esq.. CL, Paddington, E. N. Yowler, faq., Dtmsdale and Co., Bankers, London. ran., Notting-hill, London, DI/eclat of the Great Waters Railway. John Ratenhill, Leq., Banker. Ashton, BeTeniburf- T. P. Pocock, liaq. (Messrs. Pocock and ilawiliap„ Lotlibury and' Chippe)ham Gains/it Tyler, Faq., Clifton, Bristol, Director of the Bristol and South Wales Union Hallway. John Army Joness Dm Merchant and Shipowner, Bristol. Mark Whit.W, Lae., Merchant and Shipowner, Bristol. Ogrizam. MANAGIIII—BoarIaad Brotherhood, Fay., Chippenham. 001:1111131-11. J. Ward, Zug., Vietoriaetreet, Westminster. aOILaCITOIL Yews. Tanqueray Willaumeand Banbury, 34, New Broadetmet. Mesas. Ooldney. teary, and Co., thippenham. Messrs. DlinedMe, Drewett, ?owlet., and Barnard, London. Sir William Mlles, Bart , and Co., Bristol Bank, Bristol. The North Wilts Banking Company, CMppenham, klelksham, du. The Gloucestershire Banking Company, Giouanter, Tewkes bury, Ac. The Alliance Bank, Manchester. BAWL/ZS. London—Mess Joshua Hutchinson and Sons Bristol—George Niger Bryant, rag. I.lv -ftl—liesors. Taunton and Co. Manchester—Mesas. Gorton Brothels and Poole,. ACDITOIa. Meson. Harding, Pullen), and Co., London. For the West of England—Messrs Barnard , Thomas , and Co., Mato/ Temporary Chincee—South Sea house, Threadneedle-street, London, ABpDGED PROesPECTra. Thla Company hini — bsen — coostituted ler the of ander taking the construction, maintenamn, and woe g railways. the manufacture of railway plant and rolling stock for We or hire, reclaiming land', the construction or reservoirs, roads, bridges, docks, harbourpi ers. brsakwaters. drainage, water, and other public works, !Wallah and toreig,.. . . The COro . Pan have annulled, on veriii;;OOraltas terms, with the eminent contractor, Mr. Rowland Brotherhood, who be. for many years carried on a large sad lucrative trade, and agrees to transfer the whole of his business to the Company, Including his freehold works, ennead at the Groat Weston Railway Station, ChiPivenham, with all its compete machinery, stock, and tools, as well a. the plant and Interest In railway and other contracts now in band. in the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be returned in full. Should a less number of Mares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit. wit be made avanable towaros payment on allotment, and the balance, u any, returned to the applicant. Applications to be made to the London Financial Asimetation (Lkniter”, Smith &whom., Threadneedle-street the Imperial Financial Company ;Limited:, lane . or to the Brokers. Full prospectuses and forms of application for shares may also be obtained at the several banks or their branches. The memorandum and article. ol uoclalwn rizaii;:bupecte4 at the dikes of the Solicitors to the Company. G OLD CHAINS.-JOHN BROGDEN bee. to call the attastion of th• public to the 701111 o le fir voleg which he deliven with Gold Guard Chains purchased at his manufactory A a. d. To workmanship of Mitten nun. 64 lathes long To (IS) cant gold. we on &rt. pa., at LS Ss Bd. per ounce. Mint pip Toga 7pon this system. the QUALITY. WEIGHT. sod YAMS of the gold are certified. end guaranteed to the purchaser : John Brugden looking for a lair remuneratloe en the worirmsenehip only, which Is charged according to the intricacy or alleplicity of the pattern. JOHN BROGLIEN, Ooldsmith.—Maaufeetory. 10. It Hee riettretreet, For!st-gurdeo.Lpido,, W.C. Eatahlbited a.e 1790. Assays Mid; of Chains •nd ',lselin-I for Is. each —N.B. Ms asinbtlekunent is closed at a in the avening. and on Saturdays gal. R°wLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repots for Ise unprecedented memos dating the lea sixty yews in prouneting the growth, running and beautifying th e human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or tenting grey, strengthen, weak hair, cleanses S from scarf and dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and slow. In the growth of the whiskers, beard, and muMaththa It Is entailing is its stimu lative operation. ler children it is especially recommended, ss fanning the basis el a beautiful head of k.fr, while its Invade*. than into the nursery of royalty, sad the high esteems in which it Is universally held. with numerous testimonial& constantly re iiMved of Its elk:my, afford the best and surest proofs of Ha inertia—Moe Sa Si, Ts., tha ed., equal to bar anal, and !le per bottle.—&dd at 20, Hattoniparden, and by chemists and partuanarn—Aak ter Inarbadd liaesrar OIL LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 27, 1864. I _ MPER.LLL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. No. Old lireedeireet, London, IC. Instituted 181 e. The dl o lpgotsplog feature of this Company is perfect 'wearily. The amount insured from the commencement ex ceeds £7O 260,000 The amount of policies leaned 17,900.000 The amount of claims paid, Including bonus, X 3,080,000. The proprietors' capital is 4760100. The fund accumulated from premiums exceeds 10 ars of the premium income, and 34 per cent. on the insurances In force. RDWA RD HENRY CHAPMAN, Eeq. , Chairman. MARTIN Tl'l2lilia !Mint:a i L.P., Deputy Charman. INOALL, Actuary. .ORYSTAL PALAIDIC.—Tbe (MCAT FLOWER U.., and May FRUIT SHOW of the SEASON TO-MOlthOW (Behar day . SS —Palace open at Mt of Mow Pletwres oven at 10. Barriers eseloslng show removed shoat 11. Full Military and Orchestral Banda The entire series of Great Poen tains. Cascades, and Waterfalls at two o'clock. Guinea Season Ticket-holders tree. Tickets, If bought ttds day, MI., at the Taket-ofike. Palace . and No . : 1, Euterhall : sad of all agent&—Admladon to-morrow. 7s. 6d. Now.—The wailed floral, magical, and art attractions of the Great Crystal Palace glower Show are too well known to need comment. The unusual fineness of the season and numerous 'entries give promise of the forthcoming Show surpassing all imolai& Shows. r r ilE READING IRON WORKS (Limited). (Late M. Barrett, Stall. and Andrewea.) Leragunder the Companies Act, 1992.. 1 0000 in 10,90 Shares ot C2O each. First bane 0,000 Shares. Cl per share to be paid on application. and a per share as allotment. . _ cans not to exceed £2 pershare. at intervals of not his than two months. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent. per annam will be allowed on all calls paid In advance. 1411070118. - _ ADOLPHUS SIMONDS, Eisq., 4 iry.lodge, and Bridge-street, Reading, Chainzum. C. J. Andrewes, req., Oreyfriars-house, and %atom:rove, Beading, Richard Attenhoreagh, Esq., Whitlimgrove, Reeding. Joseph Crockett, Esq., Victoria-square, Reading (Director of the North Wilts Ranking Company). Wm. Emil, Esq., Castlestreet, and K Mangrove, Reading (Civil Engineer). John Simonds, Esq. (J. and C. Simonds and Co.), Newlands, Berta, and Feeding ,Banker). Janes W. Stiverthorne, Esq., 43, Regencyequare, Brighton. (With power to , add to their number.) Reading—Moot.l. and Calmnods and Co. London—Messrs. Puller, Banbury. and Co., Lombard street SOMerroa—Charies P. From, Bey., Lbseolaistan-lields. London. Basnimm—liemea. Sandra and Donne, 2, Royal Larksoge balldlngs, City. AUDITOR—Mr. Stephen Fulbrook, Manager of Marrs. Simonds' Bank, Reading SieurAints. ThoiwasJear o Voentaa and Financier of late Fine). Latesgrore, 111 r. Charles &ober (pro tea), IT, Abehuroh-lane, London. EC. Okeee—The Work Latese, Reeding. London-IT, Clty. LC. PBOSPIICITS. MB Company has been formed for tbe purpose of pmcbminn and carrying on the important and well.known badness of Ln &mere, Iron:founders, and Manufactumn of Agricultural Ma chinery and Implements. which, having been established nearly half a century, has been conducted for the last thirty yearn by Mews. Barrett, Ernll, and Andrews.. „ While these Tie — meri;riil7eiiia7by this transaction the ac cemulated prone of many yous, they will yet tomato large share holders, and continue to give their active cooperation In con ducting the future business of the Company. The demand for machinery, at home and abroad being so extensive, capita to say extent can be profitably easiged in Its production, and the recent transfer of so malty of rst-class engineering Arms In the country to companies foneed under the Act of ISM among whom may be named Meows. Parham and Ca, and Marro sharp, Stewart, and Co.. of Maacheater . Messrs. John Brown and Co., sad Mews. Cammell and Co, of Sheffield, Messrs. 31aughter, Griming. and Co., of Bristol, Re , Is at once proof of the advantageous character of the principle of as sociation. A provisional agreement, equitable and atidactory, has been entered Into with the vendors. which secures I. the Company, at a sidnation, the freehold known as " The Hateegrove Iron Works, Reading." together with other valuable freeholds and leaseholds, the Goodwill, Mock in Trade, Plant, bfacidnacy, Patent Nigh* tic . . iM freehold. world of waterside premises, having a river frontage of 440 feet, with a roadway on the other side, and an average depth of 176 feet, on which are erected the large and commodious foundry, smithy. boiler shops, englasers; fitters', and erectors' shops, replete with the necessary tools and ma chinery. The anew house with its horizontal engine of forty. horse power, pair of boilers, baths, gas works, offices, die., as well as the lofty and measly, store rooms, pattern stores, te. A very large and commodloss wood machine shop about 120 ft. long by 20 ft, wide, and a converted timber yard occupies the site of another freehold. • The leasehold property consists of 10 acres of meadow land, separated by the River Kennet from the Kateagrove freehold, and easily connected at any time by a The remaining works, on which are additional steam engines of thirty five horse power, are held on annual tenure, on which sow the saw mills, stables, wood ahoy*, store rooms, iron house, and warehouses, smithy. shed; show rooms, otEees, die., the whole of which are conveniently arranged. The connections and agencies estabdshed by the retiring Bern, both in this country and In the colonies as well as through out Europe, combined with the signal succor which their mane tacturen have attained, and the leading position which they hold. their recognised standing at the International Exhibitions in England la 1651 and 1555, and in France in 1865, manifested also in the numerous and distinguished prime they have takes throughout Europe. cannot fall to secure to this Company a prosperous future. As a guarantee of the soundness of the undertaking, the ven dors have agreed that they will not receive any Interest on their shares until a minimum dividend of 5 pee cent. has been paid on the remainder of the subscribed *vital, which agreement Is to extend over a period of eve yearn—while lir. William Ezell aad Mr. Charles J. Andrewee, who have taken respectively the engineering sad commercial management ft the bagmen, wok, se loon se Use transfer is complete, take seats at the Dowd, and briatu t obear their exteadve aad nimble el lame. the Dtreckes attach much lmpnrtaaos to this agree ment with the vendors, they think It ngbt to state that they have been advised by those capable of forming a correct opinion on the subject, that the shareholders may ray anticipate a sale and remunerative dividend. and will therefore only add, in con clusion, that of the many enterprises new before the public, few can annum it in this reasonable expectation, inasmuch as its operations will not be autpended fora single day, Its con. nexios Maude, the profits will therefore be immediate, and the Direction have every reason to hope that the envious of the present executive staff, which has so long and faithfully served the retiring firm, may be secured to their successors. _ nase — and forms of application for shares may be bad of Ms bankers, brokers, solicitor, and secretary at the adore of lb. Company, in London or 'loading. Mach application must be accompanied with a deposit of Ns per share. The articles of association nay he Lespeeted at si• aim of the solicitor, U. Lincoln's-inn-dada, London. THE FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVIOTYLVT COMPANY (Limited). !E!) ander the Companies Act, ME) Capital £160,000, in 10.000 shares of 1.25 each. With power to increase to £1,000,000. First lame 5,000 Marie (Subscriptions for more than half of which have been already Deposit on application /Mel " . d ue, and Et on allotment Calls not to exceed £2 per share, with an interval of not lees than three months. It is not intended to call op more than £lO per share, but as more capital can be advantageously employed, further Issues of shares will be made, in the allotment of which a preference will be wen to the then existing Shareholders. Should no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned In toll Maier S& The Right Hon. Lord NIGEL KENNEDY, llontrewehouar, Peterthem, Chairman. The Right Bon. Lord Viscount Malden, 39, Lowndasetrest, Be/grave-square, and Londwater-bouae, Bucks. Charles Kemp Dyer, Req., St. Alban's. Edward Barron, Ifp. Milketreet, Cheepelde. George P. Lascaridi, Isq., Old Broedatreet, Director Financial Dthecoat Comm (Limited). Frederick A. Legg, faq., ttSackvillestreet. and South Norwood. William W. Prof.. Req., leneington.perk.gardens Red. William R. Roger., Kat, M.D., 16, Bernerastrest Rail WilliamWalt o9 . Ewa" &WWI, Director of the Bristol and Exeter way Company. BAlMELS—Metropolltan and Provincial Bank (Limited), 75, Cornhill, and Oxford-street Breech. 86 Oxfordatreet. SOLlCTion—Messrs. Matthews and Greethant db, Llncoltiaina- BaOgint—Alfred Ashton, Fan., 71, Old Broadatreet. Au:arms-11am Harding, Palle* Whinny, and Gibbons, I, Bank. Lothbury, E.C. 83C1LITLRY (pro tent.)—R. N. Collier, Fag. Temporary ORlcee—l, New Broad-greet-court, LC. BILIDOIED PROSPECTUS. The objects his Cowpony are to urch from Benet° time, such freehold of or t leseehog property i s Loudon ase, and its neighbour hood sa may present pedal capabilities for Improvement. The first step of the Company will be the purebase and dam. topiarist of some first-class freehold properties at the West ind, for securing which most advantageous agreements have been en tered Into, and the rental to be derived therefrom has bees estimated by experience.* valuers to produce a endlelent sum to native interest and dividend amount's( to 16 per cent. and upwards (arising from properlo, ever increasing in value:, after making ample deduction for repairs, outgoings, and mamas. ment . and, when these propeetke are completed and on:spied. it Is calculated they may be re-sold at a profit of 60 per cent. to the Company. leull particulars of the proposed operations of the Company may be obtained at the oWces, No. 1, New Broad-street-court, where the articles of association may be seen ; and prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be obtained from the Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, or at the s css of the economy. FREEHOLD and GENERAL INVESTMENT COMPANY ;Limited,. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARK LIST et this Company will be CLONED on THCESDAY, the and June, at 4 ciekek. R. N. COLLIES, Secretary. Temporary Mom 1, New Broadatreet-000rt. TIM FOLIV . WIING OF BED-BO MB. HEAL and SON have observed for some time that it would be advantageous to their Customers to see • much larger selection of Bed-room Furniture than Is usually dOplayed, sad that to Judge properly of the style and effect of the different descriptioos of Teralture, It Is that each description should be placed in repasts rooms- They have, therefore, ERECTED large and Additional SHOW-ROOMS, by which they are enabled not only to eateud their show of Irak Brass, sad Wood Bedsteads, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond Eat they believe has ever been attempted, bat also to provide several small rooms far the purpose of keeping complete suites of Bed-roone Furniture la the different styles. J Deal Goods may be seen te mites of Ivo or six d fferent coloars, some of them lig ht and ornamental, and others of •plalner description. Suites of Stained Leal Gothic Furniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, art also set apart in separate rooms, so that customer. are atie to see the effect as it would appear !it Uttar awn reowas.. The stock of 11slitisliWods ter the better Bedroom; mid Jspsitned Goads for Plain and Servants' use, Is very greatly In creased, the wings terming se complete an assortment of Bed room Furniture as they think can possibly be desired. HEAL and 8014'8 ILLUSTZATED CATALOGUE of Bedsteads, lieddlag, and Bedroom Furniture seat tree by 104 let its. Totteubeni-eouramed. FIELD'S celebrated lINMID SERVICE SOAP TABLiTS, ed. sad W. es*, mold by 6U chandlers and through** Use Magda= : bat the piddle should ask fc r ir lreles, and see that the name of J. C. and J. PIIIA Is on each 'wicket, boo, and *Met Vilialisals and Immortal= at the Works, DPPER MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON, 8., where Mao say be obtained their Fria Medal Panama Candles ALL the GREAT FOUNTAINS a Two o'clock TO-MORROW. EXCIIRSIONISTS to LONDON for the voungmat REVIEW TO-MORROW will have ample time_previoady to oat the GREAT now= and FRurr SHOW and Display Great Ftains at the CRYSTAL PALACE, as the time for of the marching pest ls officially appointed es late as 6 cickek In the evening. Penniman on the Pooth.lastern line should stop and change at London-bridge Station. Those by the Brighton lines, at either London-bridge or Victoria Stations. Prom Kensington Station twelve trains Or more 24 needed) run to the Parsee between 9.0 a.m. and 4.25 pm. Trains also run from Ruston Station, tor which Nee Time Bills. Pmeangers by London, Chatham, and Dover can book to Penge or Bydenhain.kill for the Palms, or go to Victoria, re-booking there. CRYSTAL PALACE - GREAT FLOWER 8110W.—YIVE MILLING TIC I—LAsT DAY.--As the mud 'Reale ; the Cryetel Meer an/ 1. which laiter aloe will be open until 10 o'clock ibis "die) Zemin. CRYSTAL PALACE.-ARRANGEMENTS for TO-MORROW (Satardayl, the day of the GREAT FLOWIIII sad FRUIT BROW at the Season :—Doore epee sad flaw Picture Galley open at 10—Flower Show about Twelve.. Gelid beaker, at 1-11i8tary and Orchestral Bands on Great Orchestra at Werra& From the wpm ease of the Oreet Orchestra the mance of the Great Tranaept, Ailed with company sad lan is unequalled. Tickets or Oldness Season Tickets be beforehand of say of the nasal agents ; at the Pelee!: or at lestar-halt. opm at four to-morrow (3sturday) morning, for the reception of Gowen sad fruit A Special Troth for (lordimers from the London bridge Station at 0.0 ►m. to-morrow. rffifflC SECOND INTZRNATJ ONAL DOG 1. SHOW IrM OPEN It 2 o'clock p . m. on FRIDAY, Yon. sad matinee open on the following blurbs. Moodily, Teemby, sad Wednaiday, trom 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Achnteeloo, Friday And Sattuday, b. Od. ; sad on the other three days, is. THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL DOG SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL win inchide, beside every variety of Deo seed in ?Lid liportn, very doe specimens of a large entry of the trne Roan& Itsettif, et Bandage. Tertian, Loin& and Scotch, and every kind of Thy Dog and Pet. AGRICULTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON. —The ROME BROW will open July I. Natrios do o r on Juno Woo to 20. Pitto-Boto ant now Nadi and ow & BIDWILY. be obtstood os=. AGRICULTURAL HALL. DOG SHOW OPENS MAY 27. FOX HOUND& HARRIER& DEERHOUNDS. GREYHOUNDS. BLOODHOUNDS. POD TERS. S IRS. RETRIEVERS SPANIELS. RUSSIAN BLOODHOUNDS. KANGAROO ROUNDEL ENGLISH MASTIFFS. INDLOT btAf3TIFFI3. WEIR OXFORD.-THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, by Otto Medal, sad UN BALLO IN 111.8- CHUM by Verdi, THIS EVENING, by the whole of the eau peny.—Dtreetor, Hz. Y. Joaglusese. REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON aad LETAS, Musical Insiameot Maass to Set Majesty, MO, ILISENTACHLUT, W. JEOLIAIT HARPS, 12 !fringe, 16e., 21L, to W.: 24 stztop, Ll IL. Id to t 2 24.. 40 saint*. Lt Si. to S 2 1 . 24. Id. sub. Cot, tooltadocL_____ ADDI6O2i and LUCAS, 210, ZZOLNI-BTRZKr, W. CONCERTINAS. —4B K a e Double Action, so 10e. ADDISON and Talc 217,11011NT-NIBILI7, W. 265. to £4 10e. each; Bees, fa. to 12 ADDISON and LUCAS Ag , 210, I =ZIT4IIIEIT, A. I,LUTES.—Boehm's Council azid Prize Medal, cylinder. in handsome mahoiptny or rosewood cane. AS ft., 112 lb., and £l6 165.. ditto, sterling silver, 26 guineas. These gates an pronounced by 61r. B. Wells the eminent mem to be the beat cylinder date with alai sisters of Gotar Coni cal, r. 2 21. to IA ADDIDOA and LUCAS, 210, RNOILVT-STSILT, W. GITITARS.—The best Models, from £2 2a. to 12 guisass each. ADDISON and LUCAS, no. RSOINT-STREFT, W. HARMONIUMS, from R 6 6s. to 60 guineas. Price lists fres per post. ADDISON and LUCAS, 110, 11.131NT-sram, VOCAL HORN, biglily fi nisbed,2B Bs., in ease. This b e autifullly recommended to amateurs and ro fessors as a drawingeoom Instrument Being I n C, songs with pianoforte accompaniment can be played as pub lished for the voice without transposing or the use of crooks. The toss is a combination of the French and tenor horns, sad is produced without effect. Mr. C. Harper attends by appoint meat to give Instructions upon this instrument. ADDISON and LUCAS, 210, ItitOENT-STRIST, W. M USICAL BORNE, by Nicola—For Table-- leer tame. 6 guise's . six tams, a guineas . eight Mass, ItsiMem twelve tunes. 11 rause& OmeMre /Sores, from If So 30 salaam Pocket Boxes- two tunes, 1 gulnes . taros tones, 41 Ile. Od. . four tame AI fa Mandolins Boxes—Mum Sums, £3 131 ed . four ewes. £6 es. tunes. ES ea such. Boxes repaired. ADDLSON and LUCAS, 110, 11.10liNTATILIST, W. Bmic-aivEs.—Prow Medal and Honourable Mention awardedto G. N. and Sons, forßee-hivesand Honey at the miens lihibtrices.—NlJOHßOUßE IMPROVED OM TAGS BEILMIVL. as originally introdnoed by George Neigh boar and dons, with all the mead improvements. three glasses, and thermometer, more 36a, securely packed tor the country. Several Important novelties are introduced this season, Mole& tag Wood Wry Straw and Barand•Prame Una price 16.11,L. &e.—Address, (MHOS NEIGHBOUR and BONS, M. High Holborn. or 143, Regentetreot, london. CCRINO LINE. —Just published, a curious, sallow ILLUSTRATED WOLK as Citpiol.lX; pool with Skim as follows: CR11461.1241 in the POULTRY, 1710. C RINOLINE at VAUXHALL, 1730. C RINOLINE k la MODE, 1735. C RINOLINE 1 la MODE, 1745. C RINOLINE in ST. JAMES'S PARK, 1750. C RINOLINE at CHISWICK, 1780. C RINOLINE at CARLTON-GARDENS, 1785. C RINOLINE in HYDE PARK, 1800. C RINOLINE in PICCADILLY, 1884. ( IRINOLINE in our PARKS and PRONE PI s lLPOTlaublither d the above, and maker d the esM b rated Japothe.—s7. liete4lll7 TONIC BITTERS. WATERS QUININE WINK The most palatal* zed wholesoes• latter In existence: RN EFFICIENT TUNIC, An aaasualled dasracile. sad • gentle stlmalant Sold by groom, Italia. warehousemen, and others, at ada. • dozen. llanaleetared ROBERT WATERS. Cannon•treet, London Wholesale Agents, IL Lewis and Ca, Wormier. [Stamped, Id. Additional,] THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, JERMYNATREET, 87. JAlLitaill LONDON. Homely ComforM sad moderate charges." PARIS. —The GRAND HOTEL, Boalevard des Capucines, Place de Nouvelle Opera, oPPO - the Rae de la Pali, and near the Theatres, has been opened dime Jaly, 18111.. It contains 700 bedrihrms, prices from Or to ?Mr. 70 drawing-rooms, Ur. to 300 r. ; a magnificent sakes, capable of dining more than 300 persons, and where there is a table-4101e at six o'clock. Dinners and breakfast,' see nerved la carte in the coffee-rooms as well as in the apartmeista There le • reader-room with the best hagfish and foreign and publications, a music-mom, and a drawing -room for the use of Imam, without say additional charge. There are also baths, billiard-rooms, smoking divans, post-ndlor cabs, ca ridges, and omnibuses going to the railway stations. The servants speak an Languages. This superb Hotel, possessing all that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and situated In the moot fashionable put of Ports, Is recommended to the attention of travellers Independently of their two Hotels the Co • Inandabaitee has established an extensive Private rtu-n shed /lonic on the Boulevard dee earacioes, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand Hotel, where families can reside as In their own private resi dences, and where they say rely upon finding the utmost comfort SAI:IOE.—LEA and PERRINB' __ WORgiNTIMILEUIJI SAUCY. This delterloo; ealdtraent, prooolutcij e tcoamolisairs '• THE ONLY GOOD BALT '• Is prepared by LEA sod P unix. The pelt& ars respect iffy =Atoned mains{ worthless 'mita Wes, sod should sem that Lir and Perrlsf MOM ars out wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. _ .. . _ ASK for LEA and PEERING' SALTY. Sad whole 1. rd io7; n 7ort4; i tbs Yro;rl;tVra. Worcester Morn. CROSSE and BLACK • , Messrs. HA .CLAY and WM Louden. stc. : rte. : and by grooms sad otheen entwersarly [TWOPENCE THE NEWSPAPER PRIDE; FUND AND THE "TIMES." (From the Daily Nem) THE comments of the Taw s on the appeal lately made to the public by the Committee of the Newspaper Press Fund, appear to call for some expression of opinion on the part of those whose position necessarily makes them acquainted with the facts. The Newspaper Press Fund has been in existence five or six years, although its inaugural festival was only held last week. Whether it should rely for aid on the members of the profession only, or appeal to the general public for subscriptions after the manner of the Literary Fund and similar associations, was a question on which there has been much difference of opinion in the profession. For our own parts, we hold, and have always held, the views ex pressed yesterday by the Times on this subject. It seems to us very objectionable that persons who exercise so much power over the destiny and re putations of public men as the reporters of the press, should come before those same public men as suitors for their benevolence. The matter, however, was fairly discussed, and the opinion; which prevailed was, that inasmuch as the Asso ciation was composed of phrsorts connected with all shades of opinion, the objection referred to ha 4 no solid ground of feundatidn. Retaining our opinions, we were unable to support the Society's appeal, but it seemed due, in common justice to the Society, to publish a report of its fast public . festival. A duty of another kind, however, i; imposed on us when the Times publishes a letter . signed as by a member of Parliament, stating that be has discovered that " the respectable reporter; " refuse to have anything to do with the concern," and when our contemporary himself gives the world to understand that the Committee of the Associa tion consists of unknown men. We have read his statements on this subject with as much surprise as regret. In his eagerness to define his own position, and in a praiseworthy endeavour to de. fend the independence of the press, our contem porary has unintentionally done an injustice to worthy men from which a little inquiry, which needed not have been pursued beyond the boundaries of his own establishment, would have saved him. The least we can do in these circumstances is to state, under our responsibility to the public, that the Association is sustained by the means and assisted by the counsel of a large proportion of the best known and most respected members of the permanent reporting staff of thO morning newspapers, men whose position in their profession and habits of prudence render it most improbable that they will ever derive a farthing benefit from any subscriptions that may be paid to it. We have not to inquire why the names of the reporters of a particular newspaper do not appear on the list of the Committee of the Fund; but it is well known that at the dinner on Saturday the distinction drawn by the Times was not observed, and that all the morning journals were represented on that occasion. It is not necessary to say more. The Times, in vindicating the independence of the Press, cannot have desired to disparage a useful Association. We will only add, that reports of speeches and meetings are published, like all that appears in newspapers, under the responsibility of their editors and managers, who on the commonest principles of prudence are concerned to maintain their strict integrity. MUSIC - .- - HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE The production of the Bugueowts kat night at Her Majesty's Theatre, for the first time this name, did not pretest any remarkable novelty, the principal parte, with one exception, having been filled se they were LA year. But the performance was highly striking and in teresting, and some portions of it raised a crowded audience to a pitch of excitement we have seldom seen surpained. The exception we allude to was the charoohir of Martel, now are to Savor Janes, a performer of very omit double merit, bat not permed of nalicient physical strength for this part. His intentions are always good, but he bas not the power to realise them. Marcel, as a singer, must be a basso profondo is the fullest Neel of the term ; bat Signor Janra's rake never rings out like the sound of • trumpet, and in the deep tones at the bottom of the soak. where it ought to be strongest, ft is so weak as to be seausely audible. We regret that the powers of a valuable performer are thus overteeked. Mlle. Tidier was greater than ever. Sloe is, indeed, the Queen of tragic song. She holds an undivided sceptre, and the best of her present rivals are no more than her subjects. Her voice is matchless In its power and beauty ; her style sad execution are the perfection of art, and she is as great an actress as she is a singer. She never mede a stronger impression on the feshop and sympathise of the and 'nee than she did last night ; and when the enzialn fell upon the scene which terminates the third set—ead whieb. indeed, ought to have terminated the drama, all that follows being an anticlimax—the house we, in a perfect tumult of agitation. Ofoitini contributed his share to the effect of this seem ; he sang beautifully, and his acting was full of impassioned energy, though in the earlier part of the opera he bad seemed languid and somewhat out of voice. /Mlle. Leibbart's exertions in the part of the Queen of Navarre were marred by l/LOllllll of narrow:nem. But for this she could have acquitted herself exceedingly well, as she la as accomplished musician. The pegs Ur. bsao had an edmirable representative in Mlle. Trebelli. She ran the two well-known airs " Nobile Signor" and " No, no, no," es Alboni would have mum them. Santley gave much effect to the character of the Count de Nevem, especially in the scope where, in a burst of indignation, the young and chivalrous gentleman breaks his sword and caste it at the feet of the murderous conclave. And Gassier, as the dark and stern Saint Brie, showed consider able dramatic power. The orchestra and chores acquitted themselves well, under the able direction of Signor Arditi. The abilities of Mr. Vincent Wallace have been so far reooguised by oar continental neighboare that be is now engaged in composing an open far the Grande Open in Paris. CRYSTAL Pettc r. —The arrangements for the great flower and fruit show of the season, to-morrow (Saturday), are very complete. An uousually large amount of shelving, extending to above 6,000 ft. run, has bees erected each side of the nays, from one end of the ?slam to the other. The entries comprise specimens from nearly all the principal growers. Plants of the higher clan are more than usually interesting, specially mess, pelargoniums, alma !arias, orchids, heaths, and stove and greenhouse plants. The great Handel cecheetra will be epproprlated to visitors. The Palace will be opened earlier than usual oa • dower show day, viz., 10 o'clock, to afford strangers in London attracted by the race week and the volunteer review the opportunity Wally inspecting its 00Dieng. The show will commence at about 12 o'clock, and the greet fountains will be played at 2. The gallery of new pictures includes • pri vate collection of 100 modern paintings by the most ode brated artists, which have been lest to the coupes, fermbi bition by Mr. David Prim. This will be opened to-morrow. The °Mee at Exeter-hall will be opened this evening till 11 o'clock for the sale of tickets. Tux Daairr.—The anxiety manifested at the telegraph-offlm and at the Globe Hotel, Mahon, broke into unbounded enthusiasm on the sanounceinent of Mr. l'Atison's victory with Blair Athol. In Blink Honey's (amour, year the joy was not nioreprotass. Banners were ma up oe all desidaffs, and Mr. l'Anson's eolotus and gold) were seen emirywbeni. Nearly all the Milton sporting people are coneidereMe winners. Moog THAN /AVM AND MT= THAN epplles to the lamest sod hese stock of npetag and mum pasterns ever inteniteed far public anemic The weeld.buned Its. trousers at Alfred Webb Mlles,' the originator's only este 111thmeot, Brooketreet, Hanoirerequans. netabllsbed —(Advertimment.l THE COURTJOORNAL'S original SPORTING ARTICLE TO-MORROW (87/), which ha l/ 4 13 the wiener of the Derby et las year, the Ink sad third fer the St. Leger. the Ern for SAO 061111101, the Ent foe the MOO Outhees. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (utrria's Tiszaiums.) TITS DANISH QUESTION. ,BSILLIN Mar 26. The ministerial Provincial Corresporidetsz of to day concludes an article on the negotiations for peace as follows :—"The clearer Denmark's con duct makes it appear that the political independence of the Duchies cannot be assured under any con nexion with that country, so much the more is the solution of the question only to be sought in com plete separation from Denmark. It appears that the Prussian and Austrian governments have already entered into negotiations in order to come to some resolution in accordance with these views." The Norddeutedie Al* twine Zeituug of to-day publishes an article upon the alleged policy of England, that Sleswig should be divided, and on thniews of Denmark that the Dannevrirke should in that case form the national frontier. The orddeutsche says :—" It is a fact, that until 1848, the boundary line dividing the districts in which the German language was used in the churches from those where it was Danish ran northerly from Flensburg to Lindero. If a boundary on the basis of language were possible, it must be drawn in this direction. But there would be other matters to be taken into consideration besides the question of boundary based on the difference of language, in order to guard against Danish oppression. It is, of course, understood that the wishes of the popula tion should in justice be consulted, especially where the nationalities are mixed." FRANCE. PLEUS, MAT 26. The government has sent orders to Cherbourg for the departure of the ironclad frigate Invincible for Tunis. The Pays of this evening says :—" The French, English, and Italian consuls in Morocco have addressed a note to the government of that state, demanding the withdrawal, within a month, of the orders prohibiting the Moors from trading with Rtiropeana." SWITZERLAND. BERNS, MAT 26. The International Conference, formed for the pur pose of raising funds for the cure and relief of soldier, wounded on the field of battle, will shortly be convoked for its second sitting at Genera. ROME. HOME, MAT 26. The Pope took part in the customary procession to-day in honour of the festival of Corpus Christi. The collections for St. Peter's pence since 1859 have produced 36; million lire. THE BANK OF FRANCE. PARIS, JUT 26, 2.8 P.Y. The Bank of France has reduced its rate of dis count from 7 to 6 per cent. FRESH CIRCASSIAN EMIGRATION. BERLIN, NAT 16 Letters from St. Petersburg announce that, ac cording to the hiealide Busse, the Grand Duke Michael had gone to Anauna, in order to facilitate another great emigration of Circaeriana, exceeding 100,000 persons of that nationality. INDIA AND CHINA. (By telegraph from Bees) CALCUTTA, Mel 7. Exchange on London, 21. ltd. BOMBAY, MAT 7. New Oomrawattee, 530 rupees. Exchange on Loudon, 2s. lad. Money in good demand. CANTON, Aim. 26. Tea unchanged. Exchange on London, 4s. 90. height dull. SHANGHAE, Aram 20. Tea, nothing doing. Silk lower. Exchange on London, 6s. M. THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. MARSEILLES, M•T SS. The Syria, with the above mails, arrived here at 11.30 a.m. to-day. The mails leave for London at 5 p.m. GIIILWAN CIVILISATION.—We read in the Debate of yesterday :—" The judicial statistics of the Duchy of Mecklenburg show that from 1852 to 1860 the authorities of that country have distributed 29,025 blows with sticka. One of the offences punished with the stink is maternity sot preoeded by marriage, and it is of frequent occurrence in Merlenbarg, became the permits cannot marry without the permission of the lord. The Germans pretend that the Danes have been cruel tyrants in the duchies, and we ere content to believe it. If, however, a part of Slaswig were annexed to Holstein, which borders it, what would humatity gain? The Germans may undertake • crusade &phut fleandinavianism ; it would be better, perhaps, wen they to undertake one against the sticks and serfdom." &az CLUB or LONDON.—The members of this club have Mined invitations to • numerous party of their friends for • kierhier to take place at the Crystal Palace, on Thursday, the 16th June, to meet at 5 o'clock. RAILWAY AND PUBLIC CONTANIZB IN PAlLlA www.—Yeeterday, in Lord Stanley's committee on the Me tropolitan Railways, Mr. Oakley (surveyor), Mr. Grier (raffle manager of the Great Western Railway), Mr. Sey mour Clarke (of the Great Northern), the Duke of Mon trose, and other gentlemen were examined Is favour of the bill by the Hon. Mr. Liddell, and the committee adjourned to this day. Is the Great Eastern sod Northern Junctions Railway Bill the traffic car of the West Riding and North strlexpected to flow on to both lines, were considered journed. In the case of the City of Glasgow Union Railway, the chairman (Mr. Scholefield), In giving the &- circa of Unroll and colleagues, said they were sot satisfied with the way in which the promoters of the hill proposed to raise their capital, and that they must throw out the bill. In the other committees, /riders In favour of the Dublin Railway was mere& The is.. of the Bourton-on-Water Railway, Is opposition to the East Gloucestershire, wee opened. Evidesoe in favour of the Lancashire Union Rail. way was continued. Thames Cesserraney.—Yeeterslay, Mr. Hutt in the chair, a committee of the Howie of Ora- Dior serembied boarder the ?lOW and regulations of the navigation of the river Thames. Mr. Lightmege was the first wirer examined, and the committee adjourned until today. Subways at Leedom.—Yesterday in this commit tee, Mr. Bateman, C.E., tree immaked, and Mr. Muir, of the New River Company, also, and the committee ad journed. r. 1 1