The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-21 00:00:00

• _ .0 YAM t 1 •J - 1 1 M. • .YA47111'4 ,aaaai .4.1 l f 1 14 41 .• . 2 , , .•, e. , I n . 1 1 . :10 - • ~e otrul Jo, - n bn3 ;.•.ed sad 1011 1 • . vS a • 1 , • • 411 ;n. ;ill. A . l • ;.: 6 084 ; 1 .; . • • . , •••11:. :•-••11 lot No. 6,549.] LLCUTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS. v tioN TILLY COMMUNICATION by Mom Prom Loudon.— / aulltsry screw swum matiarrina .rin Mom tviorts ( hoodoo) Dodo the Mb J mu Plymouth tied Juno. rb, yammers are meted tem tram to Ptymeuth, mad the Cocotte, • Mau Wader.—llar blether Worse, t ,„„ a pply to BONI/ end YACIJELVIZ. y w ing.lams. LC. ; GUILNDLLY sod tor k ing = meet &W, ZFALADlA—Aasiated Paaaagea and Free Grant. of Lewd.—WILLIVB LINZ. ZsWitham(' Watt The uudordiloallemed meals. whack diced seek plasma edger twa as gam. be found to Um* el any oar lbw, will be opached peadeally : Sap. To Bdl lelbssrma precursor 1,11 Door Al 12 years k 1 12 years 1 C Aldd"a saistaUly:] June 10 Jane 10 lase 10 May IS App4 to WiLLLS, OA NN, and C0.,11. Crotitiotpare, who boys .tit land Or' blot\ edition of their "Mood Book of Now : , ,,ato..t." or to BltBls. sosnnos, sattee., I and; Lot Bala menu, LowlewhalloOroot. 81. BALL PAID:SEM/IR_ WM of currlikzAcOrs for AUSTRALIA tram London direct Fort. • . Ul 2 „. 4 Tu...'. Yahoo:no L. Weeks ilith.: .I.BM 1. 1 left Siang ••• w • 1.010 4 NW& tria.D 1,1100 I X India .. ' . i ea" el • . *US 1.111.110 rU hum 10 :sly 10 inse la Thu p osiehroted hay al peados hue, "wr ap.' =zar s a a e=l -- LIl parlinises AMES WAS s e n:IV I M Line . and T. Y. KAMA' Ludon. LQ 74. -- pts ; — Lo mmatek. -- Coo. OTTANI TO NSW TONI. THE - RE LlViiitTooly - NRW YORK, and St L a OULP 01:1UPANY Weed doe- ✓ icking SY* wr ong obi 17= 1" lite s trie "4118 a sisw ahalwall" TEM LIYWOOL NOY 111 W TOLL I:llt i lliroaday BMa;d lLay i r. C C ITir Or WARBINGTON, ' Qmoday. Jaw L Add way Wedooloing, and every Meow liainzday. WI/ passage by the mall inearnere sang *very WNW:Wm, It IT. sad tl gulosea, according to floe aosenueedatieo. Cobb: pow by time Seterdara oneemere, gninesa. roma wow • 51111111•11, L:i sta al a l provisions cooked. laseongas you, the and , and &WA Colazolga. booked threogb taf e very ad boom—Par toriber pariloakaro aorl s o SIMLAY WWI U. waterotreet, Liverpool : to mann on. idaa wun.=-10.4a. cay. CtiNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AMMICAN ROYAL NAIL STLAMARIPS, tar tdairaNy to tag between LITIMPOOL sad Igr IrtftZ sad hetweatiLIVIRIVOL arid BOSTON. thoßardoo skips caning flslifaz lo lead sad rondos aad walla ma tot ainag or other vassals an wotnted is wall from Limped, alhar at Cork in meohna the malls: ar.ICALANAN, fat KEW YORK, Saturday, May SI. t NINA, for BOSTON. Saturday, May IS. *SCOTIA. for YEW ITlE,Eattudoy, Alai 4_ • - ci -- gOOde — k7rr . peoseuiere so man &mow to be trtagterrad ag Na. York 'attaisot to tit* gorodeoke of tit* I rated Stsk•aathorigerdon board tb. LAMS Cordes. pimp Niamey, including steward: toe and proaldons, bat anima whirl or Unworn .--To Had= aad Heaton. dial robin, in second tl6. To 12s. York, chief cabin, woad cabin. ZlB. t to Halifax, Boston, sad New York, t 3 par ton and b par coat. priaage.—Apply to J. L roar& 62, Old keed-.rest, London : J. Y. Carrie Ram; and 11, Moe do la loans, Pars: O. ad J. Boras, bachaeas4ollNA. Okagow ; D. sod C. !lion, poolosloono ; or D. sod C. liqver. LhorProL pIIILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPR, and co despatch the tandermentlseed Irot-eime summa : For ROITERDAY, Me BATAVIEJI, wary Sunday mends& tom Hermitage 21er, at 10 a.m., satin at hisekwall tor pos tmen at 11 as lases, At to., gl 10e., sad IT& sad the ►UNIO=D ma 7 Tharodag morning early tram sr the Tenter. Are et._ — forIMMZW, seetnd vessels, ander Medan am, the ADLER. 21. M, or SCHWALM. every Thursday morning (weather - eating., M 8 Len. front Horsalydown, and from Bleotwe6 at Nam. Tares. £2, Al, sad las. for GOTHMIII7II.I3, the LONDON, Tuesday metal.., Dora I aselldown. Yams, AS 31., Alt. and Cl. To be followed I/ the °MAP MASA. for OOPKNHAOEN and STOCK HOLM. the EDITH, from lorwlydown. May st To be followed by the LINN'. trim Sty Canal, May 28. Pares, AS Is. and A 2 2s. for height, eassege, de., apply at Ottaplia's l7olversal OWes, rttlaW. ; or to PAULLIPPS, GRATIS. PHILLLPIS, itoxlitute. LC. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. TWICE a REEK.- The peoldle•etesner HATAVIER, Capt. W. WIT. every Sunday, Iron Hersettose Tier, at IS ass. MAK o Blookosll far ffoiroglio al la thal. Fria. •f as is.. 151 Us ed. : return. AS Se., LI is. sad Al Ss Dd. 71wo mew meaner IPTILNODED from off the Tower every Monday worst*. cull. Faros LI sea LI 106.—Por tareeta tarn refer to Hot motet tecetely Note bills Apsy to CHAPLIN'S Colvoreal ace, W.. or to HILAPHIS, rlimarrs, OM Co.. LL Rood-imas. LC. T HE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), Pk Lombard-street. Z.C. capital 01,000,000, la 20.000 shares of LSO each. Subscribed capital AlOO,OOO, la 10.000 shares. clialituAg—The Bight lloa. JLIES STUART WORTLEY. The lion. T. C. anthem" M.P. I Edward Warner, Lg., M.P. Alexander Dunbar, Esq. Charles Ellis, Esq. Adolphe Hakim. Msg. Jams Lank, Lq. Newbon, Eq. I Henry Parral„ Lg. John Westmorland, Lq. Mandan—Albert Onat, lag. Krum Westerman, Peters, Mildred. and Co., London. Mows. Smith, Payee. and Laths, London. T u Company le prepared to negotiate Goverment and Men ds! Loans, and to aid In earplug out COOLVIWOOL To make advances on approved sonatas. T. ,tfect the purehne and male of shares, Mocks, etc, sad to trac.a( t floaneisl business generally. Also to receive gooney on deport for periods and terms to be scrod upon. Lannunioations to be made to the Manager. THOMAS BKOZT, Soentary. 2 ,53 P0cul Mon, 80, Unbind-street, London, ZC. THE CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, lamsbard-stivet. EC. Capital. tl.OOOOO. In 0 0,000 shares of 1.50 each Staniarltnnl Capital, ANON* In 10,000dr/a DRICTOII3. ClAnnell—ife Lest raTAKIISSTr ART WOZTLIY. DIRTTe-tliAnuten—JAlllES LIVICE, Zen. To Hon. T. C. ktellbarnll.P. Adolphe Han, Sara Ithrerd Warner, Ep X.!. Henry Pownall, bq., J. P. setmder bunter, In. John Westmorland, Z. (lanes Ellis, Z Marin £. Newboo, Esq. lA, Ann.:Albert Ornt, heq. 11•111[1tRA. Mama Masterinin,Felers Mildred. and Co. Lank tit Loodoe. Mt Company advances money on the deposit of tille-dseds I ltl.lwotetl freehold or le isehold props., in Great Britain, vitt or without regular mortgage. guarantees titles or siteuri lin. and. as agent, negotiates loans on mortgage for long or Son periods: also reeelwes money on deposit for Axed periods gel. at rates Is ha agreed upon. Comuutdcations to he address.' to the Manager. ALFRED WWL 84,0..7. Ti-mporaryOglees, 1 . Lombard...rest, LC. constructed under Mr. Z9IE/ILL'S Invention (secured by Royal heel 17th July, lb" IEI-.4 be surpassed for comfort, appearance, and durability. b.: —4 treatment, sod only stew bonze required. Treatise tree 'r-. stamps. Decayed Teeth stopped: discoloured Teeth rest rrd , fro. Terms moderate. Consultations trea-11, Gros liond.street, W.. and at Besusettetrilli /trumegilsass. RIMMEL'S EXTRACT of LIKE JUICE and GLYCIIZINE for imparting to the hair a beautiful glow ad ...tines'. MOB is. M., 26 6d., and ra. Ithoroere Perfume !..j.taim, as elegant adjunct to the drawing-room, bell-room, 1 +66,-, table, de. Moe from at 10. Lent on biro for Bazaars 616 Krties—ILUGILNI WYNN. Perfumer by appetatabant to 6.4a1 Haabzess the Prioress of Weirs, 96, Strand, aad 26, TU LADIES.-ROWLANDB' KALYDOR, an 11 . 0 oriental Seamiest Preparation for Improving mid Ilissati. rin: the Complexion sad Skin. The radiant bloom it Imparts meek, and the softness and delicacy which It induces el lie le oda and arms, its capability of soothing Irritation and f," ll, utg an redness, tan, pimple*, spots, freckles, discolors otsx. and other eine:woos visitations, reader It isdissansable t‘ti, toilet. It obviates all the effects of distal* or the skim, Mother with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense Car hest. Price Y at and es Id. per bottle.-Bold at 20, tau, u.garden ; and by chemists and perfumers. Ask for 'lnv lands' Xalydor," and hewer, of spurious and pernicloas Ky.:. under the name of " Kalydor." XuTHINO IMPOSSIBLE—Tbe greatest and At most red iessetioa et the day, AGrA A MAXILLA.— Seer, JOHN 001INZIA. end Co., Three Klagemert, lemberd euct, Laden, perfumers to her Diamsty, respectfully offer to the puh. this truly 'marvellous gold, which pedually restore" the Mir to Ito pestleo hoe—no matter at whatage. The Ague it-u'ella has none of the peopertes of dyes : it, on thecoldrall. I to the system, and when the hair is once motored tPlAtcatim per month Mil keep It la perfect colour. Prim It." per bottle, or is ball bottles. Ida dd. John Gement Cs. een appointed perfumer' to HALM the Mimes of Weise. I)INNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAO/TESL! ear been, durlag twenty-five years, emphatically mom by the medical profession, and universally aseepted by ; NM, as the best remedy for acidity of the MOIN•dt, heart ,ro,. headache, goat, and Isdassation mid es a mild ambles* • , Beats eteslinstacem mom aspedally far Imam and oh& ore It la prepared, la • state of perfect patty sad of uniform 111,4 4th, by DUMF./011D and Co, 172, New Bandetreset, Lon _ ▪ and sold by all respectable chemists throughout the wait DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS sod LIVER i PI S • sever Win needy. Yrrnrot • 40 . 3 e= MfP. lleet, from tbe recipe of Dr gc.m. mill be invalmabis " 41, oho sailer from bilious sod liver complaints, Ll° snow, giddiness. dimness of th e eyes, to. 111: 1 = ... — ""'lNge. se • Welly aperient medicine, sad se • raider of ::sad, they an Maly excellent mind is their operation sad Plaid to the domen, they create weft* promote Mimed," * 44 strength/a the whole menu eysteem—beid by W.Lamben "'"'..f. S. King Williamot., Clieriniarent, Leedom mad by moot .7"- 14 4,1 • M. led. and 11. SL ion Meek it Dr. I. l t a blhone rind The paidas an las sewn gram m".••• At .• WMisaleadarr eadvaved m the staime. TURKISH CONSOUDES. —The COUPONS sots DRAWN BONDd ire now verdured at the Odor cd W El:mot:am BANK (IMiiid), all, Krug Willasealreed, LC. VREITM Austrian, Ruadan, Dutch, Ameticia, A: &ad all War Yorelgia 0011 PONS sow fates des, en par. &mot et as mai isvaemble by Ms zuscormtx BANK (UM*, fa, lift WlMat z = IC. THE LONDON and VENEZUELA BANK i GI, IteL tad trader (11 :r d aeigaeles Ca= " 26o l ONO. k IUIIII Mares of GO each. .=ponce tentiesasei Imom IbOMP *area It to proposed that no more than am per share shall be called op bat that oat farther eapital required than be Masi by additional Imam of @hares, and that the then shardeolders stall have a preferential right to allotment pro rat& wish their holdlara Li par share to be paid on application, and C 4 as abetment. DiG wilt set exceed LI per share, at Womb at not Ism than three motiba. DLIKTOIIII DI LOIID3II. um ALlialliailLiff,a;;,Losiina, Chairman. N. Herbert Remain& LQ., Onanl-Cierieral of Venenashi„ Loom Lee 1111ixotta,, Zee., Condos, Masada( Director. Alfred W. Fowles, Esq., Consul for Venezuela A. W. Latta lad Oa. , lareepeoL Giseoseo Seq., Van/mhos Consul for Italy, and Director of the of Caracas, London. NW Wilson, Le, (Wilson, W ozoesteq sad Co.), Canselb4lloll4, Leaden. ININOTOILI n vitinestior. H. L Bannon, Ze 4 (B. L : boohoo 47nd Co.), Caracas sod la dews. O 'mg*. 1 .1. Mei% ems* led 03.1, i 1 Mc sad La Carl Ai" Mod labs sod Oa), for 1146- Mink Nib** et Ur Sink al Cateass. Oman& Jobs' Leld, . Mode, Rohl, and C 0.,, Coodal-Oeseral for Hamburg, Cord kw the bred* Ciders. and Lt Goldro. Wtab potter to the Beard or bisectors to legkand to add to &sir amber. WILMA. Ape Bwi. Cannon-street, LC. unnoillaatersaan, Pewee, and Co. -North-Western Sank (thaltedl. SOLICZIORS-Ilaara Limber and Fills, 1, lancasterplare, Prue' ; and Ortabana-have, LC. anodraa. London-Levis B. Esissood, Fouodar'a- osurt,,Lothbary. Liverpoei-Yeaern Tanaka and Maradiesiar -Mum Mantas and Co. Arllotrons-Itallso. QotMor Ball and Co., 110Orgata-larlia, IC. And or to bo 06081111 by the sharebolders. Manzi (pro teml-V. do Itvoll, 11p. Temporary 011osa-7, loak-balidsop. Lotbbury, LC. PlOll7/CIVS. The Leedom and Venni*hi Beni he; for Its proposed opera- Roos a ground nnecompled. and IS MOIL urgently inquired. Pro. Wafter, nagotitelosis have bees I. progress for some and the project has been submitted to the judgment of tr:l t t eminent Vessenebut morehante, and hes met with their we quafifi ed approval. Support is promised in _highly Influential quartets. sad th e dimmers are amend Mat the privilege of le minis beak notes will be accorded by the government Messrs. Mil Rahn and O. Sornadlo Merton and representa tives of the proprietors in the Bails of Mniees, ham joined the Board, and have undertaken. as the merit of the London sad Veneraels Baia, to close their establishment, and to transfer their business to the mama Company. The banking hicilities which Carmel has hitherto porrsd bare been very limited, bat the fact Jai the Bask of Carman Me— despite its restricted meant —earned a net profit exceeding 30 me d mot s .._ per annum, leaves no doubt that the present um will result in complete SUCOMIII. 767rotowin g , published by Messrs Matheson and Co. (while Inviting tenders foe the Venezuela Loan In June We), will am firm the above stalatoenta : tsrlTadet 'neigh, absence of banking meow modatioo in Venezuela. Posemeedof every advantage of climate and soil, within sixteen days* mil of Englaad, the oakum mone tary facilities are quite inadequate to the commerce of the country. and to the inereasing produckon and lepld y etteadlog exports of its antee, coo*, cotton. hides, En. . . . The advantages of this Instil:talon will be °DANS to all either politically ar Qaaaelally Interested in the prosperity of Vsne. task, and as the rates of Intel est range from 10 to 15 per cent. per aanum, the melts nay be expect: d to be oensidereble." ltouty.be added. that since that period, owing to the locremed and increasing demand for cantle) for the caltivatim of cokes, which it now tieing exweted to Migland in large quantities, it Buda safe and prontabk employment at much higher rates than those quoted by Yews. liattiems. The want of an lichen/le Bank in Venamiela occasions the utmost iliCOnVe11101n• and ditaaalty in baying and selling forsegn • and large sunk are made by private who. having ao direct Interest in drawing or rentitUng. must be in duced to either me or the IIdIST by the odor of temptiog pronto The London and Venezuela lank will lowly this want and inasmuch as returns can be made with hammier ra pidity from Voesznek than from lodis, where the isamilaction of Making facilities of a like nature has been found extremely prolitable, it is certain that this branch of the proposed iodises mast be alll more remunerative. Theirodactaol VaaTznela Ve coffee, cocoa, cotton, tobacco. /Odes, indigo, lividly', mid dye staffs . with an insane, variety el oilers, lees known, bat equally valemble. Its coffee is of the lined ettialllg. and lie cocoa ia anequallnd Os the sow all - Impoitast ordain cotton. the Maytag, beeef teelegfarUcle in the Deily Telegraph or the elite January, 180'. will be read with interest, particularly la eassellos with beating and capi tal From leanneht Use quality is good and useful. and solar even of the wild plant la described by competent judges as being like middling Ores.. Parcels imperfectly ginned have been recently sold in the Liverpool market at ts. end h Id. per lb. Wales are low, mad a large increase in the ctdtal soon a fully el : but the great want is captel." re e i?o d me parts of the eountry coal is found cropping oat on the surface of the vowed within a few yards of the sea. sad the mineral wealth of lemonade Is well blown lobe very large. This has been demonstrated by raw of many specimens of gold, silver, copper, and la which were shown in the late inhibition- --- Tbniirialpal control of the London and Venezuela Bask will be vested in the Board of Directors in Manisa& Ths will select a manager of boron qualikations in London. who en his arrival will have the assistance and advice of the Directors in Camara sod La Guam who are Zaropeans of los( residence and high Moodie( la the coaatry, sad well known la connetiou with Venezuelan trade sad from. The lereetOnnseer• • to themeless the rtiht to allot so soon sod in seek a Jammer aa they deem expedient. It no allotment be made the deposits will be returned In full. nye beedred shame an reserved for allotment in Venezuela. - 41;11 - chttoee for ahem must be made to be prorated of the beaker,. eo m. villa. with Pra.P.".". our the odicos of the *mow, llellore, brokers. or eeeretary. at where the 'Melee of elemetetko NW be Weeded sad every la herailioa ottatied. 112 LONDON AND vanztrzu BANK ;Limited). To be retained by the bankers. To the Directors of the Loadou and Venezuela Beak (Limited). Oentlemen,—l request you to slice me Warm In the Leedom sad Venezuela Bank ,Lteniced ~ on account of which I have this day deposited rite the Denims of the Company being Al pm ahem 'enquired by the pempectua, and I apse to accept this or any Ira number yon may allot me, subject to the coeditings of the Articles of Association, and to pay the further depart, U say, payable on allotnient . and I hereby eutherime you to ester my mime epos the register of mambas. Barmatare Address (la full) Prefeedem er leieripties Date llll4 THE BRUNSWICK FAMILY HOTEL, .TIIIaYN4TIt/Mr. at. 'maws. LONDON. .• Homely Comdata sad moderate therms." STEVENS and SONS, 78, Bisho p -st. Within. 01INCINE IUIIIGN WIND. Port, from the wood Ditto, old onartsd fiber' limas. least 20s. Chink 141,10 a. 20s ,to 84s. datto. STEVENS and SONS, 78, Biabopagate-st.Within. TOZZIGN and BB.M&Il WRIUTS. Oln, superior ingleb. fin ad.. 108. 6d., lta., lbs. ad. per gallon. Brandy, Cogent.... lb— }JB.: Ditto, Pala, Va., We. ditto. Lam, OnnatJantalea Wbtaky NT PAUL and Co.'s SODAWATER. Al. Totalslimbed over IM years. Formerly of Borrotreet, now of No. 12. F 'LOON -STRUT, LONG-sCILL The purest dimmer bovoramo, whisk givi. Ur 'Sow of Imolai lo Ur system, Amara illimerom, promotes appetite, and, from deckled Improvement la Ito sosamtoetoro, ottromoss all Its former charocter. ONR TRIAL IS RWSPRCITIILLY SOLICITID. BAP.LOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new lavemttos, so admirably *Mired that a full butt : am pen as Rosner *km, may be rshod or tilted on It without Weer or trot*. Its aides la as *palpable that tho smilmmat et the most *mad hold by se posslbtllty can be disturbed. Mom Pm, 12a, Ha, to salt %, 9, sad 11 gal* casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No mat.pmg required. No mere lab beer or soar wise. Yr* at ad.: ditto. eiseareplatod,pa—Apply direct to JAILU SALLOW, patent... lA d Limm William-street, Yana-howe.. that hat name sad are oa every ankh,: all ethics* limb* nallstlommt Itsgravlags patty istablished NIL LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WATION and solr. S sad 4. 000Dessrumr. W. BROWN BROTHER& -PATENT 011A1118 aid COUCBIS, llama ?voltam Thomas. lames& Naas. at PRICES CONSIDLIABLY INDUCED.-116. Plow dab% Catakageo tam TILL 101111R111110 OF BID4OOIOI. HEAL and BON hays observed for some time that It scald be advantageous to their Customers to ese a inch Yaw selection of led-teem ffsentare Use is usenly displayed, and tint to judge property of the style sod effect of We different descriptions of Fanner% it Is that such deeception &sold to placed is sewn. noes Thr7 he,.. therefore, ELECTED large sad Additional SHOW- Mg, by whin they an ambled set oily to extend their deer s t f . := Iran, sad Wood ledneads, sad led-roon lornitere, whet they believe W ever ben attesepted, bet she to provide several mall roar far Use wpm or ksNlaf ompiste wine of Bed-roes lusitare to the different styles. Yawned Deal floods say be sees to oneplete ashes of are or . 4 4. 11 4. 7: i l es c rip:i 't thega nd i rot a" ...... — r s ... "L oz 4 o Fiesdhare. Dail, Usk. sod Wane; an oho sot vents sewn. rens, se that caltosere en able to see the effect as it weld appear is their m. The noel ot Malawens rooms. Geode fer the better bedrooms. sad /almond "nods ter ?Ws sad Berroots" aes, le very greedy sewed. the whale tensiest se complete ea reortmeat of le& roes ruralise as they Wok sea onsilly be dedred sod 110N11 ILLITSTILLTIDCATALOOVI kissed.. gedding, sad ledrour. ffernhere seat tree by net. us. ism vs, Totesearbaortgad. Leagra. rIMIX OXFORD.—FAUST, WA- IL °mood, A- sad UN JULIA IN MAIM M. ►lo.lrang, LTINT/10. by the Theis el the roomy. Dinelet—Hr. Z. Jornelornet—rils manta TEE MARITIME CREDIT COWART tacorPorshitl ii : th er y a " the 00nopeeles WA" whiffet* the (MOW 1,1,000,000 (with power to Isertmee), b Wile barb at 41/10 each. Met Wee 20,000 Aorta Deposit on application tl per .shere sad ft on eUotmeeL It to not propoerd to cell op mom the MI lk per shore. b InsVilmeata of L 210., at Int/rook . sot lees thou three months. Henry A. Rickey, rioan — a the New Zealand Baa/dng Congestion. London. Carruthers Murton, Nag News Samuel Johnston and CO.), Liverpool end Mesa Lightl Company r London.o per y & Met, Director of ~tite Great Meters Batley . Neon Willdn. Ise., William Barter. Ibm , el f:Vie ek enearratieramiOcilLemlos. L Stewart Jeer, ler. on. Jame, Perm, end Co.), Um , pool. Alexander d (Mem Alesander Bettor red Cs), Loader sad Beery litap, Liverpoo rlt a- , l Director of the Empire Nadas Pretence Cor~ Jelin Weft, leg. het ad News Grant, Berth, sad Oct, OM . Ali, Bea. (Kam /WM. Trestue, lead Co.), Vim- LrK Nst. Misers Platilevi and Ow), Main and % W. pale Thu. E rb, tl4s, Tondo& T BC._lendon. isstiwr Will* Bee ( seam Wills and Co.), liverpooL MAMMA London—! %doe Banked Leedom. The Agra and Ilesteneaa's BetiLlarnd). Liverpool— Th e h orth Waders Bank ). Ireland—The Provincial Bank of Ireland. OCOLICIIOIIII. London—Berm DMUS, Ben. Campbell and Reeves Liverpool—Mean. La e, Banner, 081 midterm 11S012111. London—Marra Sewell Brother. laverpool—lllesers Tanner aed Co. Obregow—Mama Minna and Aeld. guituroa—Captain Oa Chareptee, Lloyds. Temporary ofaces—‘o, Old Breed.arset, London, Z.C. Thu association is fors;ed fe; the - parpose — of making advances by way of mortgage or otherwise on shipping. wharves, ship yards, decks, warehouses, and every deecnptiun of maritime sacurities and will conduct As magi bailees. of a credit own _ __ A glanos at the statistics of the fled tonnage of the UMW IC Widow,. at the tablas x imports nee exporta, at the rad amount of property accumulated in ear leading porta, and at the great expansion of oar asseltime oesoniarce ggeenerniy, shows at MOB the favourable opiates for the estehllehmeat of an Institution of this nature. rep to the present time this extort. sive field for the profitable employment of capital remains almost wholly tutprovided for . In support of these statements the following sfatisUcs are submitted: Total Falai of Deports and Imports. 1861 MOM 947.2.118 IBM upwards of Number and Teenage of Itegletoried BWIq aid Steam Vessels (excludes of liver Steamers) of the United Kingdom cm played in the HOMO and Foreign Trade , asele. Tout. 1904 .... 17.407 1812 ... 10,091 Tonnage of Delilah sod Foreign Vowels Zolseed and Cleared with Cargossoaly at Poeta in the United Kingdom. British Tow. Foreign Tow. Total T 0.., 1864 9,473.840 41.391 1 ,8118 15.770,279 1863 14932,108 11,468,449 22,430.882 Tonnage of Bridah and Foreign Venda Notated and Cleared with Carson only (coastwise) at Forts of the United British Tow. Fcmign Tom Total Toes. 1864 12.783.107 41.48$ 12809.690 1813 17,397,8117 72.073 17,470,980 This Company will maim advaaom for agreed periods ea dad warrants, both* Mc.— a epodes of *scar* on the giddy of which it is nommemary to comment. Under this head may be classed advances oa the hypothecation of goods and merchandise, a de scription of basiosos which affords a eau exteardve and desir able Bald for the erEinent of capi! aL Advances cm ship will be made by way of mortgage, end further secured bypolicies of insuranee. This branch of bol uses is very lucrative where the ships ate carefully selected, and ft has hitherto been chiefly in the bands of private capitalists, hem whom shipowners have from necosidty beet. contest to borrow at raise of,lnterest varying tram 10 to lb per pat., and Wine more. The Company will also serve as • medium betweea capitellate sad borrowers, and will undertake the general bud ars et • lasimdalammdatisa. It will be men, from a consideration of the above statement, that the Inrecton of the Maritime Credit Company aim at the opening of a road credit in aided comosectein all its branches, being an Waited= designed to reset, In a complete and 00412- preheurive manlier, not tidy the want, of the marine carrying trade, bit' tte requiremento of our maritime cos tree generally: sod to secure thereby the safe, constant, amid profitable employ ment of • large amount of capital. The articles of association may be seen at the ofeces of the Comany. Proapncttnea and forum of application for shares may be ob tained fro the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, and at the Temporary °Does of the Company. Apphcation tor share* muat Oa made in the form annexed to the prospectus, accompanied by the deposit of £1 per share. If no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned in full, aad If a loss number be allotted than Is applied for, the surplus will be toted towards the pa) meld In dlotineat. LONDON, SATURDKIC**NG, /LAY 21, 1884. 101/1017LTUSAL-111ALS t=.4 Mr. wow or ea use th. wimmons. • TiILFAIRLPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (aura's mutatues.) SZEMIRATION OF Tag DiDilBH MINIEITKIt OF WAIL 00f1DTHAGIGR, MAT 19, 11.5)1 A.N. The Xinieter at War, Oolonel Lttndbye, has re signed., and lieutenant-Colonel Reich, commander' of the Copenhagen sea-fort, has been appointed iu his stead. tkisral important posts in the War Ministry ate _ THN NINISTNILIAL CRISIS IN BILGIUM. 731113110114 Max 10. The miaisterial crisis has terminated, all the 1111111i441111 having withdrawn their resignations. The Chamber of Deputies has been convoked forllo rt lark 'irks nasumucerioN IN TUNIS. PAWS, NAT 20. The lifositair du Soir of to-dky says : "The inetruetions given to the Commissioner d the Porte at Tura forbid him to take any step widget preedoas aeasedtagron vdtb-litelhasei Cos ad-General " The English Consul-General has received orders to come to an understanding with the Consul-Gene ral of France to watch over the safety of Trench and English subjects." ITALY. TURIN, MAT 20, Ryazan. The treaty of oommerce with Belgium, to redeem the Scheldt dues, was approved by the Senate to-day. The evening journals publish details respecting a great number of documents seized at the house of Baron Conusa in Rome. EGYPT. ALEXANDRIA (vii Trieso9), MAT 15. At the request of the Sultan, the Viceroy has ordered 3,1500 men to be despatched against the re volted Bedouins in Yemen. SPAIN. MADRID, NAY 28. In yesterday's sitting of the Congress the Minister for Foreign Affairs made a remarkable speech upon the Italian question. The declaration of the Minister in favour of the Pope and his independence wee received with UIIIIIiDIOUB cheers. AMERICA. (Pee Extra Stemmer Poemlnnis.) NEW YORK, Hit 7, 4 r.x. The Washington Republican states that the government has received unofficial iuformation that after the data fighting Grant had driven Lee three miles. It is believed that Grant was in pursuit- It is reported that Lee had left his dead and wounded on the field at Buffalo, and was advancing in two columns towards Richmond. These reports are generally believed by the public, and have caused great rejoicing. Money easy. Gold 714 per cent. premium. FORM OF •PPLICATIOM FOR MARFA. To the DirectOreCtitrhe7ii;ritie;WitittColVaity (Limited!. Gentlentea,—Having paid to the bankers of the abomviamed Company the east I hereby request that you will allot me shares In the cold Compaay, and I agree to accept such shares, or say mailer number that may be allotted to me, and to become a amber of the Company, and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members to respect at the shares to be allotted t rue, end I agree to be bound by all the eandltites and regulations sentalsed to the memorandum and articles of amoclatton of the Company, in manner provided by " the Companies Act, 1882" And I author se you to leeward by post to my addrem the certificates of any shares which may be allotted to saw Dated this day of 1864. Nano to an stem ‘tt any, Business or profession Mace of Br Was Beekleace DANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Breakfast Beverage, which the moat delicate etomaith can digest it prevents and cures all disorders of the alimentary mast I rid!. ge.tion, conethiatioa, ihneknons, torpid one ..tear liver era &labs R. commended by the medical profession lib. jars, ;ef aU chemist& in town and country. O. CLAYTON, chemist lif e logestetreet. W. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. PARAFFIN& —Adopted M t>< IdaJers's govenunastko ollittszy stations. J. C. and J. MILD, the original manufacturers and holders of the 11112 Prise regal, malice the public &ganet aas ilyezioes Imitations. Tier Ishel L co all pecker aad boxes. Sr la os ail dealers V,ronahoat the =Wholesale and rwe •mumartun at the Works, UPPIR L g. LANDNTEL LONDON. &, where also may be obtained their seisbnied Vatted Santos Boat 'fabler. Diviss , sPALACE PAR AFFINE CANDLES, U. ed. per lb.—Sperm, la 46. and Is Id. Ins British wad la. sd. ; transparent wax, I. tad.: P•troksun, la ad.: Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; Chemin Wad Is. 7d : belank wad la : emsposite, M.. and the bed, 10d ; mstalk ter Paimee's kis, M. ; inagnams, 5 d. ; heat dip candles, 6d. ; moulds, rid Beet Co m ell an eaL per palm ; yellow soap, 3tie, {us.. 4411., and dad per IlUbs., mottled, aid. old brown Windsor. Is. ad. ma what eammon brown Windsor. Is.. white Windsor, Is. 4d. ; homy, Is. sd. slycertns add almond, Is. per bar —tor cash, at M. P. DAVIES sad SON& aid established warehouse, 413, Bl Martin's-km, Charing-..euss, Leaded W.C. VALUES of GOLD.—JOHN BROGDEN, for the informatioo of the Public and his numerous Patrons. begs to make the following announcement tetprding the VALI'I of GOLD, MOMg persuaded that the interests of the fair trader and the public will be allka protected y the wide circa !aloe of knowledge on this subject. Got being divkled late 24 parts or 01/1411, It follows that gold ot 14 carats See, is 10 cara4..23 51 carets.. 41 II 10 worth . J 24 4 111, 17 cants— 3 3 cants.. 1 per oases. le carats.. 2 1 7I carats.. 1 4 0 23 carats.. 4 I 5 15 carets.. 2 1 1 cants.. 11 2 22 orals (British 14 carats.. I Se canes . 017 $ standardl 3 17 10e 12 was.. 2 0 amts.. 014 111 21 cants.. 314 4 It carets.. 2 15 wan.. 010 Ti 20 cants_ 11 10 95 11 orate.. 1 1 1 wets.. 0 7 1 IV cerata.. I 7 3 10 carats.. 1 1 45 carat 0 3 134 Iganufatiory, 10, Berffietta.stanet. Covontsardee, W.C..London. Assays meads of Chains and Jewellery for Is. each. 74 B. This Establishment Is closed at S in the evening, and on Saturdays M ate dcloclL YAM di CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING ti and ft OE aORD-STREET, W. The beldam and icxl excellence (Deployed la Ws attire animosity admen Overcasts atdCopen I. W. to Ms 01. lords. sad g - 7 Jaskels Vs. Od. to 43. 04. Saslaess sad lairds( Salts .. Od , rBa Od. and us. Od. Traumas, UM patterns to Wed from Vests at the suss matssials lIYAM and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. as and 17, OXPORD-STItleT, W. The most shim aad experitme.d cotton and workmen are an. ratTrue -fitting lea ed. Vests to match. Si. ed. or clerical, academical, medical, and otker protalosial LOW Babas, throe to az guineas. A separate tee &OK'S. Peri/ nit% SOL . footimm'a 410 O; imacimmek ells. WAX and 00.14 SUITS for BOYS, 66 sad orrozbareser, whoomb bubo+ by Main mei Gureloss tor quality, balm. sad . Lalsokerteditt, Oeborme, Na 4 wrap. war, MIL el Is Ni; . Eka. lamow, as/ Raab Win. ISL. *L. IN• awl alls. • Inlas-an MEI kliNhonslj Mot op 41111111046 will dogolmort. PORTUGAL. (Taos oos OWN oosanarownswr.) LISBON, MAT 14. Yesterday, the 13th instant, there was held a Council of State, on the subject of the prorogation of the Chambers, as well as on that of the recent occurrence in the University of Coimbra. The Counal of State voted unanimously that the university should be pardoned, that the late mis deeds of the students should be overlooked, and that no criminal proceedings should be commenced. The new colonial bank, , ' Banco Ultramarino," established by a recent act of the Cortes, is just now commencing its operations, and it already pos sesses a large fund of deposits. The bank has made an offer to the Minister of Marine to take up the loan of 70 contos—about 15,0001.—f0r which the government has asked the Cortes, for the purpose of succouring the sufferers of the Cape deVarde Islands, at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, and on terms generally favosrsble to the government. Large sums are being subscribed is Lisbon for the assistance of the inhabitants of the Cape de Verde I Islands. A British subscription list has also been promoted by Mr. Arthur H. Ivens, a merchant of this City. The Cortes will not close until the end of May, is coasequenoe of press of business. THE CILYIITAL PALA= AZT USION. —Tb is asso. sinks has dose mire than moral ol marl highs min now to low= the greatiNS sues is ear literature by the aid of art. It has commiriossd the distinguished scaliner Ramat Mosta to model e bust of Sbakeepeere from the most aut►entic ported* and pieced it at the selestios of every subscriber of ass `mean. Sivas* Monti be. ediehuhly seised the character of the boot poetraits, and the bust is one of the meet planes; that luia ever bean effaced to the Dublin THE BLOCH ADZ OF TEI PRUSSIAN Poi .—lt is hereby aotified that Earl Russell, her Majesty's Priocipal Seenthary of State for Foreign' Affairs, has received from her Majesty's chore d'affaires at Copechagen an official notifies- tics, leaned by the Mthiatry of Manse of the King of Den mark, sad dated the 10th Nay, 1864, saboubdsg that the blockade. by the Danish naval fonds, of the Prussian ports is the Baltic, sad of the port of Shan* and Holstein (which poet and places are particularly earned in the official odic, honmader set forth), will, from the 12th of this proaset month (May, 1864) be raised, and cease to be in faros.—Gozette. - -- Foesiotr-oence, MAT 18.—The Queen bag been plowed to of M. Galion as cossul.general is Loa d°, for the blime Ottawa Porte. The Queen aho loss domed to approve of Dos Manual Joe: Quantum as doemosal at Neerosatle foe her Mairety the Quer of Ts.—Gazdte. HITILIENNILL FESTIVAL OF THE Taxes Cantle AT HEZIDOLD.—Through the isterwastion of the lord-lieu mat of de toady, the Right floe. Lord &WIND, ber MostOessious Majwity the Queen, their Royal Hishaems the Prism sal Priorers of Wales. aid his Royal Higbee's the Duke of Cambridge have bete deemed to accord it their pateemp. TM arreagesamis are meetly inespieled, awl we are la • mortice to state that the following Ideated ar- HA*, have Use mimed :—Sopreare, Jidda*. Miens sad Madam sLemmessfitherriegtoo ; contralto, Madams Saietott- Dolby ; imam Mr. Him. Reeves and Mr. Modem Smith ; be., Mr. heathy and Mr. Weiss. 'The solo isstanwee- Wises will he Mr. H. Biagrove, Mr. T. Harper, sod Mr. G. Collins. Mr. Arndt, of Gloucester, will preside at the Oreli ; and Mr. Dom, of Woicester, at the pianoforte TDB Mambas or A POLIO:NAN IN STAFFORD SHIM —Last sight a corner's fury at Milleaball, Stafford shire, resumed a verdict of wilful murder against the eve tom charged with the murder of the potions.' Lyme. Savfferisffs, MAIDEToNN., AND TUNBRIDOM RA/1- WAY 001TAIIT.—A special general roadie, of the proprie- ton of this scespany wee held at the dame, Victoria Sts y% Watahrlar, yesterday, far the purpose of tent, a MR sow pes I. parliament, " • Bill to au thorise the datioa of the ems& capitals of the firrishaals. Mahlon., and Tuabridge Railway Commit', to stead the =Min armagmeests between them and the Louise, Chatheet, and Dever Bail Oanipasy ;to WM. rim the ask or lease of their to that errepsay, aid fer ether purposes." Fall Amherst was is the ark. The Cloirinsa moved the resoldisa armadag of the bill, white wee remind masimeasly, sadder muting RAILWAY AND PUBLIC 001ITANI1I IH I TAI I I- Inore.—Testilaw the messedimpi is the essedteee to the Leaceddrit Wilms eseeisted of widow, la Maims be the *Awry Infer. 01111 AL PAWL —OHM Bantam DAY. YUBA; MAT, 23.-11Aulimitem es payment, 2,8119 ; Mete by saws riahAa, 96t; lelal, 3,SeS. Nesped, Ad. Additional.] t'l ME 'IPA** =15114M (nom aos imkuL cappercazink) tIONDUBORG, MAT 14.$ P.M. I have come in here from Mated, and been very buoy for the last six hours examining each well kw 'nap* to find whether any end how much change has been made in the town and neighbourhood since my departure on April 20. Dybbol bill, formerly the centre of interest, with its chain of redoubts stretching across the summit, its mill rising conspisuous above them, with crowded can tonments and that strip of white high road that quitted the stockades of the Me-de-poet and stretched upwards for half a mile covered by lions met trailies—Dybbol bill, the wens. of en mach courageous endurance of Daaish and Prussian victories and of that last sad tragedy which ended the famous siege, is now silent and deserted. As I sit near the &arch battery and lookaczaesAlesuesd, it is difficult to believe that the same patch ground is before me which saw such mighty deeds not a month ago. Those fields were strewn with deed end wounded • Premium, rads' hill-top was crowded by their cheering battalions, on the evening of April 18th. No one who then saw the glittering show, the captured redoubts swarming with German soldiers, the sun shine that played upon the forest of bayonets, and who beard burst after burst of exulting hurrahs, that mingled with adenine of military music, will ever I forget the imposing spectacle. But, like a hundred other great battle-fields, Dybbol shows no trace of what will always be associated with its name. Marshal Wrangel and Prince Frederic Charles— their highly-drilled infantry, brass bands, Prussian flags, and rifled cannon—have passed away into the region of historical phantoms. Men will judge of their achievements less and lees favourably as the truth becomes everywhere known, until, some day, that fertile hill-side is honoured by curious travellers on account of the glorious vanquished rather than the innumerable victors. Du Plat and Rosen, with twenty other slaughtered Danes, will be thought of when Dybbol is mentioned, and though few were present to see the ghastly ferrying of their poor mangled bodies to Sonderborg, this too will not boon be forgotten. From where I sit a splendid view is obtained over the Sound and a portion of Venningbund, Broagerland, Sonderborg, and Dybbol bill. The sun has just set, but left so bright a purple glow in the western sky, that one can see clearly in all directions. Net a breath of wind disturbs the smooth sheets of water which lie on either hand, and are changed for the moment into lakes of gold and crimson. Every sound floats distinctly up wards, so that a barking dog acquires almost the importance which not long since was denied to the heaviest artillery. At my feet is that new built ship, whose escape seemed impossible in March, I but now mast rank as simply extraordinary. There, a little to the left, are fragments of charred timber, sunken bargee and band rails showing above water, where once lay the bridges. A Prussian sentry has come out upon the furthest remaining pontoon, and lolls, pipe in mouth, lagainst the bulwark, his rifle laid carefully aside. Tiro Danes, more vigilant, but smoking of course, stand watching him upon a mass of broken wood work, their weapons shining with the sun set glow. It is so quiet that I have lei sure to wonder whether Prussian discipline allows its sentries so much relaxation, and whether the tranquil German, who has come out upon yonder pontoon, is aware of a mounted officer riding slowly towards the We de pond. Lest this picture of evening time at Sonderborg during the armistice should give an impression that Dybbol-hill bears scarcely a trace of war, I must add that the cottages and farms, which ones dotted its side, are represented by blackened ruins, whilst I the veteran mill has been reduced to a melancholy stump. Of the forts but little remains. They were thoroughly pounded during April last, and have since undergone systematic demolition. No. 10 still shows what it has been ; the rest are com pletely levelled. The Me de pont, without rims or stockades, looks blind and helpless. It did good service when all else was lost, and cost the enemy very dear—in fact, they did not storm it whilst any Danish troops were within. And this brings me to oar own side of the Sound ; the church battery and other defensive works. A great deal has been done towards strengthening the position on Alsen. This battery, from which so terrible a fire was poured upon the enemy's columns, has been improved in many ways, whilst lines of entrenchment are skil fully drawn along the rising ground on both its flanks. The shore is covered with rifle pits, and the lower streets are barricaded. In the church yard it was necessary to form entrench, and old long buried bones lie scattered over the tombstones, which are undisturbed. All oetokens preparation and defiance. A crossing by force of arms may, perhaps, never be attemped : but it is certain that the enemy, should be try, will have great difficulty in taking Alan from the Danes. They have held it hitherto by no favour and through no foreign assistance, but by their own right hands ; and the beautiful island will not pass into German posses sion [by fair fighting] without heavy loss to the invaders. IJLIEEBOL, MAY 15. Pastor Meyer has escaped the intrusion of prac tical Prussian theology, which appeared likely to trouble him when last I saw the good old gentle man. He still can preach and pray to the country folk around unmolested by volunteer liberators. There have been so many cases in Sleswig of cruel oppression exercised against Danish gentry and clergy, in the name of that blood-stained chimera— Sleswig-Holatein—that I rejoice to think of at least • month's respite for our friends in Alma. It may be true that Denmark runs nu small risk of robbery and betrayal when she trusts herself between timid allies and grasping enemies in the London Con ference. But if diplomacy can save Alma' and rescue Sleswig and Jutland from the brutalities which are hushed up in Jutland, but firmly believed in Denmark, our diplomats will deserve immense credit. And, writing from amongst them victims yet to come of Prussian ambition, I feel really glad that they are spared yet another month Moistest amenities of modern warfare. Thanks to long-range guns, Souderborg has already enjoyed them, and • visitor to its ruins can appreciate the force and precision of German artillery. I think tbat*y yesterday's calm inspection of what had been done was more striking than the hur ried glimpses obtainable amid smoke and flames. Whole blocks of homes are reduced to a few beige of brick. One street cea hardly be &Ain guisbed from surronadisg rubbish. le many places the bathos:a have marks of farmer habitation, and [TWOPENCE those porticos of the town which escaped destruction are re-occupied by their original tenants. Osumi and his family welcomed me heartily as of yore. The belle of Sonderborg looked oat laughing from a house which was partly smashed, and where every pane of glass in the window at which she stood had been broken. I remembered how she had presided at their tea-table during the very night of bombardment, and could perceive that Prussian shells had not turned grey her erases of brown Bair, nce permanently blanched the ray cheeks. Furniture was being lumbered back by a few san guine persons. Others, more cautious, have merely encamped in their houses, and prefer to wait until the future is lees hazy. Though brick and mortar bear traces of violent divisor. men% the fields along Alssund ahow little sign of the iron tempest which rained upon them. Young corn is springing up on all sides, sad behind the church battery, for instance, where ow April 19 you sight have counted a hundred places cut open by falling shells, is now a green expanse that seisbatinesot of Alai eketesatoes. lkipy hire not many soldiers remaining in Alain, IS sale army Is abougrro lioU it temporarily, and the Danes have not sufficient military strength for its permanent defence should their enemies come on in downright earnest. I fancy that Alssund will delay an attacking general several weeks, provided only that he adheres to German strategy, and this delay will give time for help to arrive from Ragland. The troops are to have • holiday, which they richly deserve, and such confi dence is felt that the gallant fellows will return to their regiments the instant they are needed, that furlough has been granted to large numbers of them. A government steamer lies ready at Ilorup Say to convey them home, and dusty, toil-worn crowds are tramping towards the port without a gleam of cheerfulness—this because of the armistice —but very glad to see their friends again. DANISH OFFICIAL _ REPORT OF TEE NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF HELIGOLAND. The following report of the naval engagement of the Danish North Bea squadron with the Aurtro- Prussians, on the 9th unit., off Heligoland, was issued by the Danish Minister of Marine, on the 17th : After the frigate Jyßand bad joined the fript• Niels Joel sad the °emote Heim(lLl on the 6th ins t., off Chris tiansted, the waited quadrat stood southwards ander ceouneedat Oared& E. Samosas, who heeded his pennant on the Niels Joel, to cruise off ideligolead by order of the trg. a.m., on the Bth, while treadle( towards Red Cliff, a steam-frigate cams in right. The Jylland received codas to look after her, and returned at 12 with intelli ges.npv that she wet the English frigate Aurora, Oaptaia 11 ketosis. who had been is compasy with the coos bleed Anstro-Prossisa squadron the preceding day. Oar ships got up steam and stood southwards is seer& of the seamy. At .t3O a m., on the 9th, the squadron brought to off the Smaklyb, where we received a oysterman°. from Captain Hammen el the sews that the United Orme gumtree pat to sea from Caohavea on the (main of the 6111, sad was cruisieg betimes the Elbe amid Heligoland. After making arrangements with Captain Hemmer for laying oat begs sod marks in the fitualdyis, is ems we should be impelled to pet in there, the squadron stood off to the south-west ander atevas for Heligoland. At 11 a.m. smoke wee discovered to the &&W., tad at 12.30 we bed the hostile squadron a view, oossiding of two Austria frigates and three snail Proisine stomas, bones( down towards in, the Mattes with their toppllesit lowered sad colours gyrg from the assethesis. Oar ship remised the signals:—"gleam up," "fail eatis," and ' prepare for The ererers Ships were in the lassatine within about sae and a haff, the Schwarseriberg kind*, the Radetaky a little behind, and the Promise giusboak bringing up the rear. Theme's of action was eouth-went at lieligoinod, wok kw utiles off the inked ; the weather See, with a light breeze trek the east. — The liciTeriisobsig now opened firs with her Med inns, sod shortly &Kw, poetics( her Win, tried to woo oar bows, bat oar ships, keeping to port, imitated the in _ _ — The purr bad sow come nearer, steering oppowit• warms earth sad south. The Ws werzeaberg received our first fire at about live or sin cables' breathe ; speed was les sened, an at a gamier to 2 the rogagemeet blow gooiest. The Promise gunboats had sot followed the ressomeree of the Austrians, bat Twain before theta is a south westerly direction, endeavoured to fire into oar ship's bows. The distance, about two miles, war, however, far too great for their fire to hare any offset. Our line bang pawed tie Aostrise frigates, we now tumid to the starboard, so as to separate the Austrian from the Promise vowels. To prevent this, the latter pushed forward, while the Amanitas tried to rimetablieh the it.., pries as tier =nita is o s f m deliverteg several full broad sides talc the After thin let marecearre the Austrians awl ow squadron eta some die taps abr a lma hs A i 84 " 64 K Padua, sad W., our needs sad tee gunboats more towards the maim The isle Joel mimed the &immeshing while the Jyliand and Heimedal took tie Badetsky. Oar lira was well kept, and our vessels able to get easelleet especially as the distance was gradually reduced to two or tlizca v bles' leigths. The fire of the Aastriesa w par ts ses& and ereely maintained. is spite of the broad sides they bad to sustain. The gunboats were at this time, as is feat daring the whole eegagsment, et tee gnat a dis tance fee their fire to predates any lest. Towards half-past after the fight bed lested Dearly two hours, the fore-topsail of the Soliwomulaw was scan to boa on fire, Ned smoke was observed Mein from bar Via W . 4 0 :bii• her fire peroeptibly deekemed. Oar efforts lowered, aid our fire was delivered with 111:10111• loot effect. _ _ th•Sehwartimsbers's whole ewe rigging, frees below the top and apron* was in flames, sad Pe mewed to abandon the eeppenent. She rounded at full speed far the southern mode off Heligoland, followed by the Itadebricy, which tried to cover her coosort with east de:laity. During b = of the affair we succeeded in delivering a at rather close cperters. Our vessels par earatillie ening se rapidly as powlible, making taduse of their bow guns, until hall-pset four, whoa they wen close upon within four miles of Heligoland, and we wen compelled to sisuulcia the pursuit, is eviler set to run late neutral waters. - Our squares lay over to the eorthaut for some time, obssrvieg the *buoy. The Aintree frigates and the gm boats sechored at the southern point of Hebirdied sad lee off their steam. The forerigging of the Schwarzenberg was shortly afterwards out away. Durieg %beautify ampesiment the Eoglish frigate Au rora akt siding at anther a/ the sorb of Heligoland. Oar utroa rood sad towards the wear& sad left for the north at 3.30 next meoreieg, to ooesequemos of a despatch from the Ministry of Marine. As previoosly stated, oar less is this eagsgeasent. so honourable to our ships, was 14 killed sad 54 wounded, while we are who was at that laketed, i r ec tite authenty of so eye witness dr Sobwarzeuberg sloes bad 150 kille d warded. Neither during nor shoe the swimmeret liewersg ships been oat for 14111i0I. Gammas' Assurrawre.—The public meeting, pre sided ever by Mr. Alderman Abbke, is favour d this see wtv. is to be hold a* the Yi • -lane Bak-rooms as Yeeday, the 23rd instant, at 2.30, w several herbs( atenthere d the bode will give their allendasee and sapped. CRYSTAL lava% Md PALics—Tbs third opera aoseert takes Malls whim this day, supported lle. Desti ne, Madame the folletria lies. artions Attri. lloseieur Naiad* and Fame. e t: Maligns Goddard will she perform. The easeert will be bold on the heed of the Handel ereheetwi. CITYSTALi;ALA CI AND SOUTH LONDON JUNCTION Ranmaf ODIRANT.—A special geeend aides al Me pro cession st this mammy was held at the as., Vienna WeMminstes. yesterday. fat the rupees of submit ting to Um poprietors two bills sow la pro istitasal —" A bill to mar tsempo Cr= Pante sad South Louden Jumbos lisilway pay to maks a railway to meant their authorised railway with the Oneswieb Has al the Dodos, Chatham. and Dover Railway Oessima, sad to let as inesees their undertiking to the Loesloa, Chatham, sad Dew Ballinty Oosec i a sid ed toe ether porpoises." bill to authorise the Chatham, sad DOM liallwar =ll7to seastreet waist end argent adds -laerds, W k s the sods sad pewees eiwaseted witA or Weeds. rdsriskleg, el Miser onipsaiss, bodies, sad penises, sad to reassd the sera alma to the shove amened sorapsay, to Dover sad to Alarosta, and far other perposes."—Sir C. P. Ramey was is the Nair. The bal. beils enerelemagy approved at, ..d the misty ermatabei. i 1i.....