The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-26 00:00:00

r MP' Nu. 6,102.) piESSE& MONEY WIGWAM and SOWS' (of Blaekiralllard, Laudon) LINZ of PACIIT BRIM AIISTRALIA. Yoe NALBOUILNIL. Poet Phillip, direct 4:rat h er* the Hada on Tuesday. 20th Marh, calling at l, the opteadid clipper delp YORKBIIIIII, LIN foes, /REDILRICIL AN HZESON (late of the Booth Oolumsoder eo Josd to the last Ladle Docks Her eoeconsodations for all dims of pareegers we unsurpassed, and she will carry en strisoe.—lor hide* or pays apply to ALLPORT Vilitlt aZ e laN, with YawsYaws ILONZY WIWILUt sod BONS. 7. uldsoheirost. "%LACE BALL PASSENGER LINS of Gums PAOKIre tar AUST&AUA has Lori= direct. i Towage. 1 Deed IMa lkrove. ma nos. .. ruo. lispritlLWarren Iltsrolt 10 Fob. 26 Much 101 a~ a,sa~ ... Be.e•n• .. ID, 7 Li t ad . oydal,_42 . e._ )1 1 : " am P C ' es 3 1 al _ S.OOO 1,100 SOO 1,600 lintiriTex is L IMF& Minh 10 Limpid Merck 16 IL India March 30 • • pta osisbroisd Ilass of poetess ban, by thstr plusetostty sod Mid pogrom wood s world-knows spat 100 and their pow moor soootsasodation tosnypossod by aat o rosido amt.—Tor J a W c =lll ll :n cli a tm e, S rp ° oo r ra s Agocir for th al lttl NO mad MACJI T .:T and Idladmha".% imam - STEAM lltOM LOTISPOOL OE QUIENIITOWN TO Lr w v iyia, Tinat u t w ww y c oßK, mad lazoilwazzat• masticaarr QOMMLE IS IMO a bin Sae* ethilythe Voll“Skstas t MO SITU= tor YTW TOEE. CITY OF nusroN, Wolneaday, Feb. 28, CITY OF OM, Salado, March E CITY OF WASS INOTON, Wedwalay, Maack Z. Md every Wednesday, and alienate /Mays and natensans Tleba yearge g ;a* road aware emilins= os. rednes= th, It end II acorn to the = 4 by y's and a aware% IA Selma. I ry paeans Includes a fall supply of cooked ena ter Canada and the Untied thaw booked ea 1111 gMartesces tans. Far farther bartioalan to LEMAN, a, Mate/wile.* ltheed ; ee to MI eith maw, 114, Wag IMmeleest. Leaks. TEAM to NEW YOR.K.—IINITED STATES NAIL LINT—Th• splendid and Amount* eklvelteei of the New York and Havre Bram 814 Company reamed theft. places In fhb orrice are appointed to Wee N. Yo* se knows: hsei — Eavni. Pram lrilisoath. **day, Marsh it I t'sdneaday, March 14. assday, 49111 10. Wobsesday, April 11. seamy, bUy & sdnssdsy, May 9. Tuesday, Jane & *Maeda& Jane & First-clus, OS; seoood-clus, Ll6 . — Tar torthst ohm apply to LIMERBITT 9, LANE. abd Co., Park sad 0. C. sad R. W. FOX sad Co., /samosa; or M. and Co.. 146, Chsapsids, Lepton. eiVERLARD ROOlll.-00MIIIINIOATION vr STUN to INDIA, ACV/BALM M. vil EGYPT FPADKINSTILAN end MIENTAL MAY NAVIGATION IKELNY BOOK PA SSIINGIBS end receive Osseo sad PIIIOOII their London one for Gibraltar. MAIM, Aden, Ceylon, Wm, Osionite, the Unita and Moe, by IbYr neensers =Southampton ma the ath and 10th of every month; for , Malta, Egypt, Aden, and Bombay, by those of the 12th sal 17th of eash month and for Mandate, K b George's /yd, Nelbounie, sad Sydney, by the steamers Imams South. Foren the 10th of every mouth.—Yor farther partioulars s the Company's Mom. ISt Leadenbalintreek 1.0.. Len- t Orlsensigilase, SoaShasslibm DBEMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, sad Cntral Germacm—The North Gomm Lloyd's !madams saw steamer ADLER, Captain L BIINDWLIf, MR to drnapatchod from Honotlydown on THURSDAY, Ms IA rb(watthor parealttlaw m , at 10 a, calling at Branowlek Bleekwall, for pomeniers, at IS coca.—rates to Brenton, el sall Al : return tlakata, IS end AI Inc.—Appl7 at CHAPLIN? =049114 Regiatcoliona W.: ar to THIMITYS, GRAY" NI and Ow, 8$ Dunotan`altoom, St. Dunstan's-MIL RC. 'PANIC of AUSTRALASIA (inoorporsted by Repel Charlie, 1835), No. 4, Threadneedle-Meek Loudon, Eranary 17, 1886. ,The Curt of Directors HERESY OWE NOTICE that the IIIIITY-BECOND ANNUAL GENERAL MUTING of the Pro will take place at the OMos of the Corporation. No. 4, t, on MONDAY, the 13th day of Marsh nut, One o'clock precisely, for the following purposes: 1. To receive th• amens' Rapala the Directors. .1. To elect two Directors In the place of those going Ott by Ufa, via, John Gantt Cattle y. Eaq., Ms W. 11 into T. far. ve Zrt., M.P., who. being eligible for re.siestion, have been „2. To la the room of Oilier Tarns, Bp., oloci amrdi rreetora disiamed, whose tarn It was to have gone oat Dy rotation. 4. To Meet a Director in the room of Samuel Restate Magan, MiLisosese Trans d. fer Books of the Bank will be cloasd from the MO March until further melee.— By order of the Court, . WILLIAM MILLIKIN, Secretary. r= IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (limited). bowline], 1,6,000,000. Paid up, £eoo,ooo. Best. SAMO. Camillus—JOHN CHAPMAN, Be% MAMBOS—Henry J. Barker, Esq., and T. host Sandman, req. ?hls AMOdkikill makes advances upon approved mersatitile and other securities, and receive. money on deposit at Interest for short or long pedals. Depositors for periods ef not lees than three years may procure. on application at the offices, debenture. of the Association, Dearing interest at 6 per cent. per annum, payable quarterly by Minton " to beam' attached. W. C. WINTIMBOTTOM, Beeretary. 17, Loinbarßetreet, London, LC. ALBERT INSURANCE COMPANY (Limited), 711 4. Pxl YAR[NL -- Capital, Oa* Million Agnate for ltre Departmeut required, when the Company la are 01tALL TlLZOttaLlt liarteger, 8, zrrit . 11 Deportment MIIDIC'S SELECT LIBRARY. BOOKSNZ MASON NOTICIL kli the BEST of the SPAWN and a the part twenty years are in circulation at MIMICS SZLICCT LIBRARY. BOSS CLASS SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA PAL ANNUM Communing at soy date. Book Clubs supplied on plication. liberal terms. uses oo ap DIUDINr ct LIICT LIMILARY (Limited), NEW OXFORD-STItnT City ma., 4, KING-Irma, calusna WAM and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. Hy= and Co., 66 and 67, Oxford-street, have oriental Mc by which the Newest Modes and the most decir :C ge materials are employed In the produstion el every ssessp- Wu of Boys' and Youths' Clothing. HTAM and Co.'a GARMENTS and PRICE& The new Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred Overcoats sad Capes. 16s. 6d. to eke. ; Knickerbocker, Um, Barrow, sad Osborne Baits, La. 6d. to 465.; Jackets. 6s. 6d. to 25a; Trainers, Si. ed. to 16s ed.; Vests, to od. to 7a Ild.; Jackals and Vesta alike is,. &I. to 275. liyAm and Co., GENERAL TAILORS, HATrEItS, HO6ILIS. dte., AM: 66 and 67, Oztord•atreet, W. ; li, W., and IS, New-street, Blrtatngluen; * Briggs* Leeds ; and Westgate, Dewabety. THE PANTHEON TIMMS El BATHS, & Great Marlbormo-streot. W. .0* Ladles Mondays. ; gentlemen, sll nibs , dart. RTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve ment and Great Reduction in Priam Mr. EPHRAIM MOULT, Surgeon-dentist, 9, Grosvenor street., Grosvenor square, sole inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on soft, steak, chyraleally.prepared india-rubber gum. No unaightJy !miming, being required, they are more =tura, durable, snd eastortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesim, render suplwrt to the ad ottling teeth, are Stied on a perfectly veinier principle, and supplied at charge, within the reach of D v Clergymen, lecturers, and public speaker will Ond this particularly a..apted to their yenta it combines tom itrtrenur .lon end 1 erfect nustication. t °imitation tree. Ito coonei...n with any one of the same name. Established 1906. DLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distingue perfume, extracted from the Bowers by JNO. '-f EIS and Co., Perfumer' to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, 'tad 801 l Wharf, 93, Upper Thames-street, London. THEINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE no most ecientitically prepared and mod powerful note. the cordial ever introduced : restores to their normal condition SO the secretions, en the integrity of which perfect health 40. panda. ft Loa spocillo for debility of all kinds, and from its cow. u 181 _,.. Wt. among other Ingredients, pepdneand phosphate of soda, `r. B ,_ Provo highly heneficial to the ONTO= and dyspeptic. ]Mm Be. per bottle, or four quantities to one for 3114. Bole AMU, Berm Baumgarten mud Co., 610, Ostard.rtrilat. W and 183 a. lonehurehaneet. LC.. Leman's. AMBERT '8 ASTHMATIC BALSAM, AA an effectual remedy, without eraleing the bowie ce ewrag the had, truly telegrams and pram* Is wiadßod__,..to milts bra medicine for hineediately relieving erailho. cello, endhated seen of asthma, and incipient etnieraption. 111 fro elratly mute persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, aattrably allays the tickling which provokes frequent ▪ lipteetatng contraption its effects arouly • deprlved of sleep, or even lying down for fear of raiser dented on relief in a few minutes after taking M— anly and told by W. LAMBET&T, choadatA King 11144,4 treet.,...... Charing-cross, London, and by all druggists. in ~ and three asinine. in O Ild. Be partraior sad sat for 14t1 Lambert's Baran lMN . Mr NNW adobes elnaminwod on theism:o. ROUT or RHEUMATISM is qquickly relieved _ sae sand la a tow days by tbai a• .did. /441X8 GOUT sad ILEINUId ATIC PILLS. Obtained amok adisab< at la 144. dad b. bd. pay box. KATE'S WORSI)ELL'S PILLS, the best for GOUT and ItHiIIMATIPM.--Paid by la ...mme.ee., is /a lid., to id., and Pa ea. y.r Dos. I.doo 14e0D LON THE CREDIT roweimx and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (Limited', In CONJUNCTION with the AGRA and MASTER MAN'S BANE (Limited), and the NATIONAL BANK. will RECEIVE A PPLI. ATIONE for the CAPITAL of THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MAESEILLIII (Limited). Capital, 81,600,011 R In 811,000 Stares of Meech. Deposit on Application El per share, on Allotment Et per share. It Is not anticipated that more than E 6 per share will be required In addition. In'srest at the rate of 10 per cent. Fier annum will be paid (half -yearly, Wotan Interest warrants, payable will be attached slum certinostea. After the two years, the profit income on armies of land airead effected, and profit on further sales, will be applicable for tion as dividend or bones DIIIIOrOng. Albert Grant, Esq., M.P., } Directors of the Credit Iron. william Harrison, Eng • , der and Mobilise of England Edward Name. lea, M.P., (Limited). Conel James Holland. Directors the Arra and Ilat- J. Sydney lo Stopford. Esq., j lemon's of Bank (Limited). Joseph Neale McKenna, Eel M.P.. Directors of the National Bank. P. H Llenshaw, Esq., Harverlevris, M.P., OMet Arrow. E4W Brother of the Trinity Howe. IL 'W. Edwards, Esq Director of the General Irrigation Com pany of France (Limited). J. M. Larking, Esq., Director of the Egyptian Trading Company (Welled). IL Emile de Glirardln, Paris. IL !beetle Abhatued, Deputy sod liserstery of the Chamber of Deputies, Pada. Comte d'Ayguesvives. Chavolmriain to the Emperor, and Member of the Chamber of Deputies. m, P. papnelli, lA, Pines de la Madeleine, Paris. eAnnliom The Agra and Masterman's Bank (limited), London and Parts. Eke litakeiel Beek, Leedom, and I da Itramthes In Ireland. The Sealseal flank of Liverpool (Limited), LiverpooL SOLAI/TOl6. Mews. Newbon, Evans, and Co., IS, Nicholas-lane, E.C . Mews. Valiance and Valiant* Emereirest, Strand. sad Lombard House. Georgryard. Eno Mews. Mallens, Mamba% and=eß, I, Lombard-eireet, E.C. Mears. WA Fawcett, and Thremlneediernteset, h.C. Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, T, Angel-con" Throgreorton. street, EC. sosolawacsasr—iii. Peal Ramie, I). Marseilles (Member el the Colleen 06ntos Sirentlirr (pro tern.)—Altred Lowe. Nag. Temporary Offices—lT and iB, Cornhill. STAKPED, H. ADDITIO2I4I#.I endeavouring, with the aid of the Greek clergy, to excite the Christian population to an insurrec tion against the Sublime Porte. The garrisons of Banjaluta, Mostar, sad Trebigne have oonae quently been reinforced by several battalions. • TWOPENCE TAB OLRRNZN WELL GUARDIANS AND THE HOUSRLEBS POOR. The condition of the Clerkenwell casual wards, and the infamous treatment of those applying for shelter, calls for prompt action. Nothing has been said or written in condemnation of any other work house in the metropolis which would not be appro priate to this. Public opinion and the expressed wishes of the Poor-law Board are as openly defied as they were formerly at Bermondsey; and riotous indecency and uncleanness are as palpably fostered as ever they were at Lambeth. The night after our visit last week more than 50 people were crammed into the dark closets and cellars which have nominal accommodation for 30 ; and fights and scrambles for sleeping room are of common occurrence. These unlit cellars and closets are so wretchedly unsuited to their purpose, that the certificate of the Poor-law Board has never been granted; yet nearly double the number for which even the guardians profess to consider them fit have to be thrust into them. The master of the workhouse has no choice in the matter. The law orders him to shelter all destitute scums, the guardians refuse to authorise any af these to a lodging-house, and the result that the sleeping dens of this workhouse-yurd witness scenes it is impossible to describe without appearing guilty of exaggeration. The torture chamber, known as " Little Ease," in which the victim could neither lie, sit, nor stand, and the Black Hole of Calcutta, both occur to the visitor who hears of the number of paupers occasionally crammed within these narrow walls ; and it is not too much to say that if horses, dogs, or cattle were . proved to undergo such treatment as casual paupers are liable to at Clerkeuwell the Humane Society would interfere. The statistics of the number sheltered in a week furnished us by the matron and' published last Thursday were incorrect, the figures being unintentionally quoted from a previous return. The real number shows as average per night in excess of the accommoda tion, and it is clear that these had neither beds , nor sleeping places found them. The guardians are still considering what steps they ought to take, and some stress is laid upon their having failed in procuring premises they thought of converting into casual wards. It is obvious, however, that this failure does not excuse the ob stinate continuanoe of evils which a small weekly outlay at a common lodging-house would prevent. The more intelligent of the Clerkenwell guardians are painfully aware of this, and at their last board meeting one of their number warned his colleagues that "H they allowed things to go on (i.e., in the casual wards) as they had been for the last few weeks, they would fall, into the same bad odour as Lambeth, Bethnal-green, and other places." Public opinion has done much to brin4 parochial guardians to a sense of their duty, and it remains to be seen how long those of Clerkenwell will be permitted to "adjourn" and "consider," while dirt, contagion, fighting, and unruly licence are forced upon the casual paupers claiming shelter at their hands. _ . NE , .., -appApEft. •• . •-. 7 a AUSPI•T; 1 ? , 47:71 yi,ffroin tr. t Ra4;l.l RA tIIIIT .......,-•• ...,,,.. .11 - 11 - • - / .: ..., tjlli __ • x ,, . it .. . t..,,.., i lir r.! -, • iir......, ..: 1 .... . All t ''• •'' t . " B " . 4.: -; ' • Noucy,,, . , --- w....wr...;:•• . r p.., - S - 57.114X 1?"4. If , . . , - . -...: • 11 I i 1 1 1 1 OBJECT S OF ME COMPANY. The Imperial Lend Company of Marseilles (which has been nearly twelve mouths in course of oresalestion) is established with a view of purchasing and acrintring land and property in the hopoetant city of Marseilles, the refine of the same, and the acquisition of (*merlons and privileges connected with the development and Improvements of the city and port Is furtherance of these objects, and after long and careful Investlgatioa. various 'properties have been purchseed, in the bet portions of the city, and where the moms of the improve • minis gives assurance of profitable remits. PROPZETIEB ACOITIRID. The properties which the Company have acquired are as follows : 1. The Jolette property, comprising about SALK'S' square feet of building land, excladve of streets. X. The Rue Imperial' property, consisting of about 98,030 I square feet. I. The Catalans property, consisting of the Hotel, the Imperial Club, Baths, homes, and building plots, In all about 2.100.01011 square feet 4. The Prado property, consisting of building plots of about MAN square feet. It will he seen, on reference to the map, that the Company's wahines comprise the lands to the north of the town as well as those to the 'oath, with a large extent of "'aboard: making a total of shout 4,500.000 square feet MARBRILLER. PROGRESS OP. Mamalea, both In reputation and wealth the trt maritime iffy is Prance, contains • deur population of more then SWAN weak. Denis( the pest year 18,000 vessels, with • tee nage of upwards of 4000.000 tons, entered and left the harbour. MemelHes commands the commerce of the Mediterranean, en grosses warty the whole trade with Algeria, and is the packet station for the Peninsular and Oriental Stem Company, the lienageries Imperialist, and other steam-packet companies Irate( with all parts of the world. It possesses axamodloas dull:tend warehouse, and, by railway, la in direct oesnainni cation with all parts of Prance. The old harbour having been found Inadequate for the rapidly enianAing commerce of the place. the New Harbour of La Joliette, coveting en area of en acres, was constructed, and is impotently crowded with shipping. It is surrounded by broad quays, wi th stately buildings on th e north side and 6 new town Is rising rapidly In Its Immediate vicinity. Since 1880 three other basins have been constructed. named Du Want, &Aetna, and Napoleon, which will double the harbour scoommodstien et Marseilles. THE ininntors Trrrnzrr IN MARSTILL)III. It is e ell known that his Majesty the Emperor of the French take., deep interest to the welfare and presperity of Mannin o. and the Dim tors have strong reasons to believe that his Majesty's grbelone and special protection may be depended upon to aid any *Muerte, having Bike the present Company) the object of developing the resources of the city, and accordingly aPPliratinn la blsatted forthwith to be made I,y the Munro to obetin the vshonle soncessica far raring the Net E 4 Nicholas, and to make the new Catalans Port. RUN IMPERIAL& By the censtrnetion of the Rue imperials. which is 80 feet wide. and lined by Important buildings, a dirent enmenunication has been effected between the Rae Canateere, the lichsallik the Auden Bashi or Pitt Barbour, and the new banns or docks above mentioned. This has aimed the demolition of large blocks of houses densely occupied, which circumstance, toge ther with the merinos deficiency of house accommodation, renders the construction of new buildings absolutely necessary for commercial and residential purposes. and moles an eager demand for vacant plots of bonding land. PROPIRTY ACQUIRED. In this quarter of the town. where the commercial require ments of the growing population are so great, the Company has secured about 67 acres of freehold betiding land. exclusive of strode, and this neer exceptionally favourable circumstances, beth as respects situation and terms of payment RUE IMPERIALL PROPERTY ACQUIRED. More than 9d.001 gene feet of this lend are In the Roe haperiale—the fined street In Marseilles. The remainder Is situated in the Quell& de la Joliette, commencing at the Port of La Joliette, and extending the whole length of the decks, the Basin d'Artne. the Port Napoleon. and terreinatlag at the Basin Racloub. These lands are traversed by streets from 40 to 60 feet wide, in coenection with the Rue Ineneriale by the Boulevard Maritime, and are surrounded by an industrious and thriving population. TERM OP PURCHASE. The lard will be handed over to the Company completely levelled, with all the streets and footpaths paved. drainage com plete, gas laid on, and provision made for the supply of water to the topmost denies. As by the conditions of the treaty for the acquisition of the Joliette Estate. %Is stipulated that six years should be given. by which time the estate is to be covered with houses the op tins is reserved to the Company for the same period, during which It may elect either to pay the purchase-money In one arm. or to make an anneal payment of equal instalments, extending over • period of thirty years, with a dud rate of interest and sinking fund. PROPLISOR DONALDPON*S REPORT. Before the treaty for this portlou of the property was coon eluded the purchasers secured the stroll:mot Prof asor Donald son ;late Preeldent of the Institute of British Architects) to per sonally investigate the operations In progress at Marseilles, and the character and value of the sites. A copy of his report nioompantes the prospectus. CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. The Catania Properties are in the immediate neighboarhood of the marine residence of the Emperor. and command a frontage to the see of abort' • mite in length. They an admirably attested both for badness premises and private villas. RitiLDINGS NOW ON CATALANS ESTATE. Many first-clam home., are already greeted : a maimilleent hotel (now opens, having 140 rooms and the imperial Club now In course of construction), of n U. architectural elevation. surmended with ternve end garden., all bill ant under the government plan. There lean extensive bathing establishment. often frequented by more than 6,000 bathers tinily. This district will undergo a radical improvement when Fore St Nieholes, which separates the Catalan property front the centre of the town, shall have been demolished, • new port ennstrncted, and additional streets made, so as to render com plete the facilities foe communication between the old and new portions of the town. The men'cipelity of the town of Marseilles engage, at their own erp-use. to lay down gas. mate macadamized roads, and events a pruner water supply for the houses. There are in this (merle/ about four miles of streets from 40 to ISO feet in width, which have been recently opened and lidded with gas and the 80/I'mM la Corderie (it feet In width and lately opened for traffic) forms • continuation of the splendid promenade of the Peed& The district communicate* with the Qua! de Rive Neuron. the centre of the old port, and of the commerce of the town, by the p a a t esed de rumperenr. An these important facts furnish assurances of great emcees, and there can be no doubt that this portion of the Compeer* ProVerties will be sold at • price which will yield a very lame 'wont. THE PRAY* PROPERTY. _ _ _ The Prado Lads are near the itontbers Ratlines !itatirs. n ast admirable parities, sad wen adapted toe the establishmest warehouses, shops, Be. With respect to the value and prospects et them properties. • report by Mr. P. Bards. the Insittnoes engineer, et Marseilles. aesompantes this prospectus. paring ample detail' thereon. AMOUNT AND PItRIOD OP PAY MUT!. The tetaiimeant of eairelneee Ii E3,115.1e37 ofthis min £1t008,610 to Parable by l'oaiimenhi spread eve. mime dates and ertendine p•rt to • period of "'years. and ouly datil,firt in cash, 00 taking over the estates, caution money being lodged In the meinntime for the due observance of the Company's es gagernents. It I. therefore °greeted that. with the aid of the Coanany's borrowbg powers. sot folly than Cl° per share will be required on those shares not paid un on allottne”t. Thus, with a nonmaratively small amount of capital, the Aare holders have the advantage et profit derivable from dealing with • very large extent et JOUCTl'EtiCritifltTil EZ43OLD. As evidence of the value of the purchase*, the Directors ham, the satbfaction to annennee that they have already concluded arrangements with an Association of Builders at Idareefiles to runnier to the one of tim properties (the Joliette peepertY) at a profit of about UM 000. such property and profits to be paid for by annuities and sinking fond over • period of thirty with option on their part to pay far the whole at any traduring fi ve years, with as obligation on the part of the costraatere to deposit • sum of four millions of francs (tlen000) as audio% money, at fixed period. (the fin* instalment et which was paid an tbe OIPIMUOI of the contract). and also to cover the fironerty with buildings within a naad iof rive years at their owe sort. The shareholders will bays the benefit of thin contract, and from October, 11117, will receive the Income derivable tier this warner vb. the difference between tve annuities to he paid and rapidyed by the noes , and this Income joined to the ex- Wing revenue from the estate. so well as to the ant pated profit on further =lee during that period, will, it le esti mated, not only eatible the directors ro b otns the payment ot the interest at 10 per rent Too sne. nable them to do tter* periodical bonuses on the cawital celled up. As to the Catalan PrePartY. haring regard to its loillorbst padtion. the estermand it tea al the sea boar d the factlittes It presents fee sonstruction at teas acrw park and lb pinata& ITALY. FLOBISOS. Fn. 23. Yesterday, in the Chamber of. Deputies, General Lamarmors delivered a speech in which he de- ' scribed the actual position bald by tits cabinet. He refuted the charge of having shown too ready a compliance with the wishes of France, and said :—" The French and Italian governments have each their owl views respecting the future, bat the September oonvention shall be faithfully oar` Tied out. With regard to tits spportioument of the Pontifical debt,. that question forms the sub ject of present negotiations with France. " General Lavaarmors then reseeded to give certain explanations respecting the Ponti fical Legion, which be said would have no connec tion with the French mpyecnment. Ile rejected the advice which had bees offered, that Italy should break off diplomatic relations with Spain, end eon eluded by stating that no political negotiations were at present being serried oa between Austria and Italy. Nor had the Italian govertiment some to any decision respecting the commercial 'relations between the two countries. SPAIN. NADA% Flif 3 . 24 . Elf MPG. Owing to the serious position of the Spanish re lations with Chili and Peru, the Psogressist senators have decided to rehnquish their policy of abstention from public affairs, and to resume their sesta in the Senate. The Duchess of Montpeneier has been safely delivered of a son. SYRIA. IIIatBSILLIIS, Pas. 25. Intelligence received here from Tripoli, dated the 13th instant, states that no engagement lad taken place since the 28th ultimo. Karam had written letters to Daoud Pasha and the commander of the French naval station to justify his oom mewing the sonflict against the Turkish authori ties. The French Consul had insisted on the re storation of tranquility and the immediate submit siOn of the mountaineers. TH3 TESTS ABOLITION (01701 D) BILL. The following is the bill blotted in the House of Ornassoos by lir. Coleridge sad Mr. Gant Duff to provide for the abolition of religious testa in sonnstion with sew dented degrees sad offioss is the Ilsiversity of Oxford: " Whims it is expedissi that prevision shonid be made for insane bar Majesty's subjeries to take depots other than degrees is divinity is the University of Oxford, sad to hold public pre. feesorships, readerships, and other soadeneked aims which are or may be tensWe by laymen thassin, without requiring from them religiose toots : be it enacted by the Queen's most excellent Majesty, by and with the &Moe sod ocriment of the lords spirituel and temporal, and Oosomons, is this pretest parliament allablid, and by the authority of the same, as follows : "Peen and after the passim of this ast. se parent shall berequiredotpos taklegrifto sbable idea to tabs any degree (other than a degree is divinity) within the rid University of Orford, or as • oriuditioa of exercising or 'Ow/is' say of the privileges and rights which may heretofore bars beau or may hereafter be crannied and 'enjoyed by graduates thereof, to subsoribe any article or formulary of faith. or to make say declaration or take any oath respecting his religious belief or Tr:Wanks, or to conform to any religious observance, anything in the 44th seatkro in he act passed in the session of parliament hold in the 17th sad 18th years of her prompt Majesty, chapter 81, or any other eat of parliament or statute of the said tutivomity, to the contrary notwithstanding : provided always, that in case any such degree shall be tendered as a qualification for any dike now Womble only by a member of the united church of inland and Ireland for which such degree bus heretofore constituted tree of the necessary qualilloatiosis, being other this an office within the said university or argot oollmor or halls thereof, the person or peewee appointing or electing to such office shall require the perms so tendering meek depot, as aforesaid to 'absinths sash formularies or to make such declaration as he would have been required to subscribe or make on taking the degree of master of arts in the said usivessity if this act had not posed. " From sod after the passing of this set, so perms shall be required, as a qualiflostiou for or as • condition of holding say public professorship, readership, or other aca demical office which is or may be tenable by a layman within the said university, to subscribe any article or for mulary of faith, or to make any declaration sr take any oath respecting his religions belief or profendoe, or to conform to say religions observance, anything fa the eighth, ninth, awl teeth motioss of en act passed in the session of par. fitment held in the thirteenth end formless* years of King Charles 11., chap. 4, or in any other act of parliament or statute of the raid aelvenity, to the costrery witerith standing. " Provided always that nothing in this set oss tamped shall be taken to apply to any heedship or fellow ship, or any office of or in any college, house, or hall within the said university, sot being a fellowship or other endowment in such college, house. or ball attechal to some public professorship, readership, or other acadrimiml office ia the said university, and held by virtue thereof." ' On Saturday afternoon the Bishop of London consecrated the new church of St. Barnabas, in Harvest toed, Hornsey-road, as out district of Isliegtos. The church has bee/ erected entirely by voluntary coetributions 1111. sisted by rents from the Isliogtoo Clintch Betiding So'clety of 1,5001., the Bishop of London's Fend, 7501. • sad the Diocesan Society, 500/. ; its total cyst being ab out 5,8001. The style ie Gothic, of the early decorated period. sod the building will affoid sitting accommodation for about 1,300 persons, more than half of which ere free. THE BISHOP OF LONDON ON &MICH AND Remoroe.—Yesterday afternoon the Lord Bishop of London preached at the Chapel Royal, Whitehall. The Rev. W. F. E. Hnollys read the paten; and Kr. R. Hassey presided at the organ. His lordship (sho seemed far from well) took his text from 1 Timothy tu., 15, " The house of God, which is the ebuich of the tiring God, the pillar and grotted of the truth," and proceeded to show how far the char& of England asswered the &diatom of a church in the articles, and how it fulfulled its special mis sion. Its duty, be mid, was to express sod guide the reli gious fishese of the nation. There were many alarmed just now at a possible split of the church into two partite — the slergy treading one path and the laity the oteer, the clergy becoming more superstitious and the laity too freetbinkisg, though all freethinking might nut be eon fined to the Mir or all superstition to the clergy, for some laymen might take a clerical tonedd vomit clergy men ape the dangerous scepticism the laity. It would not do. en in tome cocaine, for relive to be ooa fined to priests sod women. sad all the manhood sad intellect of the age to be left to the (nuance influence of scepticism. There wes and could be no sotakionion between religion std the exercise of ma's iutellect ; superstition and scepticism were antagonism, bat super stela' was the brie counterfeit of ravioli and so was scepticism of reason. Bathos must not be fireweed down, doubt must not be called atheism, or inquiry sip. Of late many questions, long since thought sett l e d had base re opened as to the nature of inspiratice, the mode of re eassilisg miracles with the Axed laws of the seines% bolt In what we sometimes called the torpid days of re itgion, a hoot of brilliant weapons had been furnished to Truth's armoury by men like Butler sad others girding themselves meafelly to confront the Wide* and they oust learn to abstain from sameeleas ammo or subjecting those who diverged from the belief of ill.ieforred people to abase as abettors of error. It is sonounoed that the executive of member the Dra matie College bare awarded to Mr. A. B. Sloss. a of the Stock Exottense, the late Mr. T. P. Cooke's urine of 1001. for the best nstioaal drama. The title of Mr. Slows' drama is " True to the Core," and it is antlenthed that it i will soon be produced at one of the West-esd theater. NATIONAL PORTRAIT EXHIBITION. From the following general report an idea may be formed of what this Ishibitioe is likely to be : Already portraits have been received representing sere ral of the Plaatageoets and the perscutagee distinguished their nips Of Henry VIII. there are 16 portraits, with port:ails of took of his six wives, sad the most important Erges is his reign. Of his sae, Edward VL , are /trait; with paint% also of the Seymour, Northum berland, and other great Of Queen *ay there are 10 portraits, and of her IWO' Blieabethif Mis ti Qzvif Beets, 16 ; Lidy Jane Grey, Darnley, Tussl e, 1. and the great military aids sad statesmen of the , also Shakespeare, Ben Jousts. and Spenser. James L and his Queen are well represented, Lady Arabella Stuart, the favourite Bueldngbam, with the die ting:dotted churchmen, jurists, and statesmen of the time. Charles 1., by the heed of his great painter Vandyck, will live spit in the exhibition, with his itto end family, his murk, and the heroes of the civil war. His reign is represented by no lest thee 240 portraits. In the Commonwealth OrcenoteU and his family will be otoopicuous with the generals who led the parlientestary troops sod the chiefs of the long parliament. Charles 11., Ma courtiers and courtesans, no leer than thous who have earned a better diatinotioe, will be mow sented by altogether 190 portraits, and the exhibition ex tending down to 1686, will include Jamee 11., his wife, the Duke of Monmouth, the moves bishops, Jeffries, Bunyan, and many others. SUPPOSED LOSS OP POUR TYNE SHIPS AND SIXTY HANDS. --•-- _ _ _ There is now unfortunately no doubt that the barque Clinton* belonging to Mr. J. Robinson, of North Eids, has fouredered and drowsed her crew. She left Ocostantinople as far hack se the 6th of September, lades with wheat and bona to Falmouth for orders. The ship that left the Bosphorus with her reached England scene months ago, but there has been no word of the Clintomia. She was in command of a highly respectable Teem motel Mr. George Ilderton, who had for his chief akar Yr. Alesaedsr Leek); and he had a Grew of eleven bands. The barque Weston, of South SheWa, in the etarge of Mr. Taylor, also left Constaotioople three months ago, and nothing Lea been heard of her. It is to be feared Wit she too is roe. She hid • crew of twelve officers and nausea all told. The barque Chevy Chase, belonging to Mr. IL S. Edwards. of the High Dock. Wt the Ties on the 12th of November, in charge of Mr. Wm. Thomas, master, boned to Spain, with coals and sok*. She had a crew of 11 hands, and there has toga no Wall ies.» respecting her lace she sailed. Her lifeboat came ashore on the 28th of November on the Isle of Wight, and it is Veered that the vessel bee been wrecked in the Chan• eel and the whole of the crew drowsed. The large Ansa rim full-rigged ship, the Zemin', left Queenstows sex weeks ago, wbereshe heel celled for orders, bouud to the Tyne Doak, and laden with a valuable cargo of guano. There have been no tidings of her since, end the gravest fears age entertained with regard to her wifely. She would have a crew of between 20aod 30 hands. WALKER v. MILNER AND ANOTHER. TO TIM 'DMZ 01 TEI ZIPRIJOL Sig,—From the evidence given in the above trial by the convict Oaseley, it would appear bat a trifling matter to break open safes made by either Milner, Griffiths, or Toon. Now. it may be somewhat comforting to peewee using aides imaoufactured by Griffiths to learn that twice last year attempts were made upon one in my ass of his asks, the last ooresien (August 16) being a very date:wised one, as the appearsnce of the safe ten. tiBed, together with the tools sad instruments left behind by the burgiare. Oa being informed that my factory bad been robbed. I hastened down to the 011011 end opened the sae in the presence of Inspector Elliott, of the borough police, who ocisigratulatod me opoa being spared a very envious loss (4001.) in wish, besides other property, through the protection afforded by Griffiths' safes, in fairness to tbe mister of which I have matured to trouble you with the foregoi ED N eg fmte.-1 am, kw WARD J. EWEGLOIN. Saedrolend, Fab. 22. °imam. Aawourrwmalll.—Hr. T. H. Terrell, of the equity bar, has been appointed county court judge ci Omit No. ' e 101erkeno•11), in the place of Mr. &Asset Jose., damed. Mr. Vaughan Hawkies, of the equity bar, 10001144/ Mr. Terrell a junior counsel in cbarity malters. The Queen bas appointed Lord Kinnatrd Lord-Lieutenant of Perthshire, vice Lord Kinnoull, deafened. Her Majesty hes also appointed the Bev. Dr. Miller, of Birmingham, to be Vicar el Greenwich. Ospteie Loraine White hie boon ainted a Military Knight of Windsor, rice Major jiaeeti, deceased. Mr. John Small, has bees appointed chief Punk* for the oakum ci Hoag Hoeg. Mr. Mallet, 0.8., and Mr. Market, C. 8., have hese appointed Bedaub Ocuomisawasur to oarry into 'feet the fourth article of the remit treaty with Austria. Mr. R. Graham bee boos appointed her Majesty's consul in the Balearic Wands. Kr. Barlow, the Terrain Terrain mailman, has ' breogitt le the office WIND birds whieb, he informs as, have lately visited that district in large docks, and are doing ranch good there by *leering the crops of caterpillan. The blade Imre never Won beau sees le Gipps Lead, and am quite milmoma to all she bogie es yet sees these. Maley • piteous have shot them. se n$ they were bodies es the came, bat on emuniaimi them their mope were found to be fall o f makes isoists, sad is so one Useinste was • of say kind koned.—Gipps Lend uardian I (A Palm). A.l. PALAOII. DALY-A-CILOWN DAT. SATURDAY,Admissions on payment, 1,5117 ditto by season tkas ; totM, 7,170. K. India 1,. Lila I. Las tee To 8011 LONDON. MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 26, 1866. adaptability for the formation dairies, be and pinta villas a imp and rmannararAve retain may also be anticipated. - - ESTIMATED PROFIT 4N CATALAN PROPERTY. On reference to Mr. Borde's report, It will be seen that wham the various improvements which have been suggested have bees completed. and the Catalan property fully developed, It is Mai mated to yield a gross profit of upwards of cent. per cent., and this wits th a period of three years, although the estimates have bees based on the more exteoded period of lire years, and that when the Port St. Nicholas is removed, and the new port com pleted, this prat will be trebled. MINIMUM INTERMIT, TEN PER CENT. As the ant Mande of annuities and rent under the arraame meats entered into with regard to the Joliette prop rty do not commence until the Ist October, 1867, and become payable only In the setbseenent IMM-year, vie., the Mt April, left the Mim i tors have decided to pay interest at the rats of 10 per cent. pee annum for two years, from March, 1906, on the capital called up, • and for which four Interest warrants will be o.kohed to the share certificates at the time of issue which will be charged to land purchases wand). Alter that date the revenue from the Joliette lands, the rentals from the other properties, and profits on further sales, will be applicable for allvidead or boners. PAYMENT OF fiallES IN FULL ALLOWED. As some shareholders may prefer to pa y op the shares in too. rather than have a larger number sub je ct to ogle, application may be made fee shares to be fully pal -op on allethient. Fear half-yeeriy Interest Warrants. at the rate of 10 per ear. pee annum, will likewise be attached to these share whficateu In the allotment of shares preference will be Wen to these ann. cation but the number so allotted ell not mood 10.000 shafts, and th e drectors reserve to theories' the Mar, La thedr dis cretion, only to allot 80,000 shame in an on the present oath m A - • - - portion of the shares will be allotted to applicants who errs shareholders tat The Credit lrendrrand itotiosoiorioped emota.l).• , - The Ara mad Eastartarts Bah thrones* • The National bank, The National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), To applicants from Masser se and Paris, and the science to the other portion of the general public. Applications for shares may be made In the annexed form, which must be accompanied by the payment of gl per share deposit, without which no application will be considered. Should a 100 number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will, so fsr as required, be applied towards the pay ment due on allotment. Should no allotment be made, ths smote paid will be at ones returned without deduction. Copies of the architect's and engineer's reports on the lands pur chased, and a map, showing their portion, accompany the pro spectus. which, with loons of application for abases, may be had of the brokers and solicitors; also of the Agra and Burman's Bank (Limited), 16, Nicholaelan• ; of the National Bank Old BBrr~eadd-street, London. and their branches . the National Bank of Liverpool ; and of the Secretary, at the Oars of the grin Fonder and Mobiller of England (limited), Nos. 17 and 111, COPY OF 10111.01LANDUll OF ASSOCILTION. 1. The name of the Company la "The Imperial land Company of II arse 111 es (Mailed)." 2. The registered oaks of the Company Is Sobs In England. 2. The object' for which the Company is established are: (I) The srscsalsities by parolees, leasing, or °therein. of land In and near the City of Starsailles, in the empire of France, arid the iMprOVol3lol3i, by building or °thereto', of land so pur chased or acquired. (S) The selling, leasing, transferring or otherwise disposing or mortgaging of the lands, houses, and other buildings and works erected, executed, or otherwise acquired by the Company, la or mall portions or altogether, and either before or after the same shall have been Improved be balding or otherwise, and on such terms as the Company shall think Ot. (2) The Improvement of buildings already erected, either by adding to, eniareng completing, or altering the same, or by substitates new bosses and buildings. (4) The investing of the capital of the Company in building en, or otherwise improving. or adding to, the mutetable vain. of lands from time to time acquired by the Company. and the soaking, stelotalning, and ado( ell sack works se Coles.an may think necemary or expedient the foe say of the purposes of they Company. (4? The borrowing of mosey. and the Wee of transferable or other bonds or mortgage debentures, or any other securities founded or based open all or any of the reel or personal masts or credit of the Company. all The transacting and doing of all each matters and things ea shall be conducive or Incidental to the above objects, or any °libels), Including the applying Ice and °beaming the incoma ration of the Company In Francs. 4. The liability of the members is limited. i. The capital of the Company Is L 1,000,000, divided into 10,000 sham of 410 sail. 10171 OP APPLICATION 701 SHAM. To be paid up by instalments. To be lett with the Bankers. No. To the Directors of the Imperial Lend Company of Yamaha (Lisolted). Gentlemen.—Raving paid to your =edit with• Beet, the sum of g big tM &Omit of LI per Mare oa shares In the move vempany. I segued Mat yea will allot me charm of O) math In the Imperial Land Company of Mantillas (Linked), and I hereby undertake to accept the same, or any mealier number which you may slat to me. and to pay the oak thereoo and I hires to beams • member of the Company, aad request you to piece my maws on the register of metat, in respect of the shares allotted te I am, gestlemest, year fall chestiest mervash Name le Anthem ia fun 1 7- teleurias renal aliptatara Date 11100. 101111 OF APPLICATION FON minis. Tar Asses to be fully paid a on allotment. To be ben with the Ito. So the Directors of the Imperial Land Company of Maraellka • (Limited). Gentleasse.—Raring paid to your credit with* Bank the sum of Ai being the deposit of Et per share on ahares In the abase Company, I request th at you will allot me shares of ElO each In the Illtrwmal Land Company of Marseilles (Limited), and I hereby under take to accept the Immo, or any smaller number which you may allot tome, and to pay the balance, /I 9 per share, thereon : sad I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you to place my name on the register of members, In respect of the shares allotted to ma. I em, palliasses, Twar obadkmd sawsat, Nome In MN Address In MN Prolusion Dania signature Date Igen. • Inn" Bankan' Namos. TELEGRAPHIC INTELL.IGENCE. (azuria's Trasoa•hua.) AMERICA. The Itoyal Mul steamship Africa, froni Halifax and Boston, arrived at Queenstown yesterday at 4.413 a.m., with 70 passengers and 11,287 dohs. in specie. She landed 123 sacks of mails and one pas mailer, and proceeded for Liverpool at 8 AU well. (Per the Africk via Roohe's Point.) NEW YORK, Fla 13, Evzioza. The reconstruction committee has reported to Congress a constitutional amendment empowering Congress to make laws securing to the citizens of each State the rights of citizens of the several States, and also to protect all-citizens in their right to life, liberty, and property. llst the House of Representatives a resolution wit aired and referred to the committee on foreign 'reaffirming the Monroe doctrine, and re qng President to take steps to form an &Winos with all the American republics in order to mitt French encroachments. _ 1 the House of Representatives, Mr. George Bancroft has delivered an eulogium upon the life and character of Abraham Lincoln, on which occa sion President Johnson, all the members of the oal*set and of Congress, the diplomatic corps, and the array aid navy officials, were present. In his addles' Mr. Bancroft censured the course adopted by Iligland during the rebellion, and declared that the Mexican Republic must rise again. Mr. Donald Mackay has written a letter stating that after a thorough examination of the British and French ironclads, be considers the Federal iron fleet, constructed since 1861, to be more powerful than all the combined ironclad navies in the world, and that the Federal ship Dunderberg is a match for a fleet of the best French ironcls.da. Oldahoney and the Fenian& have held a mans meeting at New York to enlist the sympathies of America on behalf of the Fenians. The apelike= denounced England as being equally the enemy of Ireland and America, and called upon the Federal government for open sympathy. Offices have been opened at New York and Washington for the sale of Irish republican bonds. NEW Tom, P. 15, Evian's. The Kentucky Senate has concurred with the lower house in oondemning the Freedmen's Bureau rejecting the anti-slavery constitutional amend ment, and requesting the removal of the Federal troops from the State, and the restoration of the Habeas Corpus Act. The Connecticut Republican State Convention has endorsed the policy of President Johnson and of Congress. The President has revoked the °sequitur of Dr. Rogan as Chilies consul at New York. Senor Mackenna and Dr. Rogers have pleaded not guilty to the charges of a breach of the neutrality laws. The trial will take place in March. The military authorities have closed the office of the Riehasoad Examiner—it is reported by dire>. tiwasedieessesal Omsk Lord Monok has arrived at Montreal. The Toronto Globe states that the Canadian Fenian address was concocted by Oldahoney, and that it was never seen in Canada. The Bremen has arrived out. 00111LERCIAL INTELLIGISCR. Money easy. Gold, 1381. Exchange on Lon don, 149 ; on Paris, 3.80. Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 88/ ; Illinois, 1131; Erie, 781; 5-20 Bonds, 1021. Cotton held firmly. Middling Upland, 45. ITZW YORK. Fix. 15, Eviornio. Money easy. Gold, 1371; exchange on London, 1481 ; ditto on Paris, 3.80. Stocks improving. New York Centrals, 891; Illinois, 1141; Er►o. 791; 6-20 United States Bonds, 1031. Cotton steady. Middling Upland, 45. Flour steady. Wheat dull. Corn, good inquiry. Provisions steady. Cate held firmly. Sugar slightly firmer. Molasses steady. Petroleum very dull ; crude, 291; re fined, 5L ORLEANS, INA 14. Cotton steady : Middling, 45. To-day's sales, 300 ; to-day's export, 200. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Fn. 13. Advices received at Washington affirm that Juarez was still at El Paso on the 17th ultimo. Private letters from Juarez state that he consi ders the moral support of the Federal government will ultimately lead to the success of the republi can cause, without armed intervention from the United States. It is reports that a military com mission will be organised at Washington to proceed to Brownsville for the purpose of thoroughly in ' veetigating the Bagdad affair. The military suo'esses of the Imperialists con tinue. M. Limeade is said to have formed a financial scheme on the fixed basis of 30 millions-24 mil lions to be produced from the ordinary imperial revenues, and six millions by extraordinary means. The Mexican papers hope that the United States will offer such explanations and reparation in the Bagdad affair as will remove the necessity for a de claration of war against the United States. MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS ON THE PRUTIL BRODY. FRB. 23. Active movements are taking place in the camp of the Russian army of observation on the banks of the Pruth. The troops are ready to march, and General Kotzebue, the commander•in-chief, is hourly expected from Odessa. VIENNA. F I J 3 .. 25. - - The Vienna papers of to-day publish advioes from Bessarabia confirming the warlike attitude displayed by the Russian troops along the whole line of the Pruth. The officers of the staff were oocupied in seeking the most favourable spot for crossing the river, for which purpose pontoons had already been pre pared. No orders, however, bad arrived for the troops to march. SERVIA. SP3LLIN. Fps. 23. In consequence of the events in progress at Bu charest, the Bervian Minister of Police has re doubled the precautionary measures already in force along the line of the Danube and the fron tiers of Berrie BOSNIA. AND THE HERZEGOVINA. VIENNA, Fos. 24. The Vienna. papers publish intelligence from Zara, in Dalmatia, according to which numerous Servian and Roumanian emissaries in disguise are travelling through Bosnia and the Herzegovina, and WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET, 11017VERIVITHEET.—The NEW PROPEULTOII bey My to invite the attention of gentlemen in the Temple s li n s rntshbourtlood to the superior accommodation be offers Wooers from 12 till 4: on Bandage at L • large elab-rocs, suitable for societies' meethsp, dr.—REGENSTEIN, Proprietor. . 1: 0 REIGN WINES, cheap and pure :--Catalonian ahem ITa dd. ; Andshuitan Port, 171 dd.: French. 10e.: Trench Sherry. BM per dozen ; Beaujolais. lea. ; Macon, • ; Boaudllon, 17s. dd.: Chablis, !L.: Rock, 21s. to Us.: and Sparkling Hock end Names, Ma a dozen: Cognac Brand= or brown, Mu a dozen, bottles included. Terms cash. paid upon tom dozen into the country. IDMARD BOMZSMANK and SONS, Dist Was and DIMOISES, 77e, Sunwieet, London. Bstablisbed 178 S. PHILLIPS said COMPANY'S TEAS are BFET and CHEAPEST. STRONG to FINK BLACK TLC Is. au, Ps. Most delicious Black Tea is now may aa U. par pound. Pare, rich. rare, thefts Coffee, Is. 44., Is. ad., Is. lid. PHILLIPS sad Co., Tea Nerthants, 0. King WOliam-streek City, London, Z.C. A orice 'anent free. Supra at market prices. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage fres witldu eight miles of No. S, King William street ; 40s. worth earrings free to any railway station or market town in England.—Phillips and Co. have no agents , nor any connexion with any loam in Woe fester or Swansea. WAINE'S wholesale and eiport UPHOL BTUS and OIMgSIL FURNISHING HAI/MOUSES, Fos. 11$ to 110, Fewington-batta. Factories, Trantdastrest Innlari the Mined and most varied stock in Lau:tow All goods warranted, and delivered free. New illustrated priced lists of furniture, bedding, ha, grails. 61,000 worth best lioereloths (part at Tailor's Depository), all new patterns sad well seasoned, fa. 9d. per yard, worth M. ad. THE BRIDGE. Poetry by Lorroram.ow. Music by Wee lL LINDSAY. Illustrated. Se. Free for 19 atampa This wog is an arnaaina favourite in the ----"-- lausleal =lett gs throughout the country. Sweet and it is also within the re. eh of all ringers. Lesko : Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlingteiratreet, W. Just pubihthed, Beo scarlet N Eta 3a. 8 1 " G ' NODIS ( Cedilla), is Vasa Bark with Latin woods (only). Iditad, and the Pianoforte Acoompantment arranged by JOGII:PH BAJUIDT. London : Novell° and Co., 69, Deanwtreet, Soho. W. Just published, iivo die, pia, IL ; whole scarlet cloth. Su 0.. GOUNOD'S COMMUNION SERVICE (Meese Solunelle), u sung rte Andrew's Church. Wells-street. The laptish muds adapted by the Rev. W. 0. LOINDIII, Bilked by tents BARMY. Omuta and Directco of the Choir ot SL Anthem's. London Noullosnd Co. 0, Dsethedust, Soho, W. Just published, oblong folio Elm bandsonsty bound la whole cloth. rice Ot., T . EFEBURE-WELY'S SIX GRAND OFFER .I.4 TOMES for the Organ. Each Offettoiso say oho be bad 004. No.l, In 13 eat, Is. ; No. l, la V, la 6d.: No I, to C, L. ; No. 6, to o.ls. ad.: No. S. In A, Is. No. 6. to sla dd. Loudon : Novell° sad Co., 0, Desa-atroet, Sono, W. Price Id. each, 11 1 2 REIMS for PARISH CHOIRS. Set to 1. ask by Dr. C. Biondi. A. B. &Wired, J. Bunny, G. Allen. G. H. Carrn II Hoak, O. A. Maetarred, J. Bap tiste G&W, R. Ira. Er Frederick Cawley, J. Banditen W. H. Welk .P. Armed J. L Hopkins, Dr. O. B. Arnold, and W. T. Beat. Loaded : Novelle and Co., 69, Dean-street, Robe, W. JURIDICAL libels/T.—The next meeting of this misty will be bald ow Wedeeeday, at eight p.m., wise a paper will be reed by Mr. Howard W. Elpi r eteee "On the Borrowing PONES of Railway Companies. DINMOPOLITAZ FURS HOSPITAL, DIVOYBIIIIII - CrrY.—The aggregate oumber of pitieete rideved dories the west eliding Feb. 24, was ; sur ging, 580 ; idol, 1,518 ; of which IRO were mamma. CBTSTLL Pal.scs—Citang with his wifeend the dwarf, Chong, Mow will bold a levee at four o'clock each day this week. iOr - rini, ~~ her ) of go. ogd lin: is& ram oda wilh ride dig *.• • W Ollle 4 ~I . ~~ ~~ L