The Express. — London, England, 1866-02-28 00:00:00

MIPPIW■If 111. IMP. T X 7'r (id • tltlltt4 - * " s S ~. 2y . Zy _ __ • [STAYPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] Mt . LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 28, 1866. (TWOPENG te., 4 )i: I. a, ilia 1116 ~. t : No. 6,104.] vITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINK re, TOM SHIP.—Yor SYDNiT Mod No MU pane- limb,. u m sots but ship day 17th Ninth), the ta, ANtreas. COEN,/ •1 LI fin, mister EOWN Oste oi the ), sew ths NMI Inds Desks. This floe yews!, built soder Wog ..".7 1000, and sheen! in 20 years the IlverPool ~fin poop, fitted with every ecadort tor the worn w o w or pineenew end tell awry ' mem bibs s o w, s cebb she oars a cluirabie ogporninity to shippers:9w d bright or purge apply to Marro LISTON, YOUNG, teems 06, Csononwtrost ; or to Dzvirr and NOON; 9, saliternreeL ro ! rrr and MORRIS AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET 8111:P.—lor BMW Direct (lo a ll plua n Wit HA the St MW T M kapeast shi all, AI pping deg tor IS semis Iherg ool Srd AprUl, the b• - tiger S ten' book, redact KA tow ; Dins to the last ladle Doc ks. This Sue vessel is Dotal tor her tastaailing qualities. ot liss excellent soorassodatiou tor chief cabin peaseagers.— yor ture freight er vat, to DIV= sad MOOl4, nursere.—WM =wed by the celebrated Clsbe-lant Hen Louisan, on nth •priL DITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE o V e l racinT SHlP.—hr SYDNEY Direst (to sail pane paw on nth urn, lad shipping day Illed April), the bastard ardebtint clipper BIN LOMOND, A 1 10 years, repaid NS pas, JOHN 1311•11 T, Commander; lying in the East India Dead This fine dm% built UAW spacial survey in iffy is noted for bee tut In the Anatolian trade, and is a passable o y for die goods.—Haring a tall poop, ate iss es sooDinmeaanon for dad oaten parsagent —Zoe Nips of freight or prude apply to DST= - and MOOS; 11, Mer-itiMet. INNVITT and MOORS'S AUSTRALIAN LINN 11 de pAwurr MP.—toe •DIL•111 Mesh (les be dee; poehrhy ea the halt Marsh. her Weeping Say illh per shiDUSTY .1. 1, register NS 5. MAW, Comma n d er ; lying Is She • Issnon Doak& gal Ass vessel, built 11039 ender weed souwey, le noted kr her fast selling qualities,nd teen • praissabie molt's* s o shippers doidrouo of drtchFor tams al tilled CR per - soli to DE and 00311, 9, nits«,ions. DIVIZBIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINZ e t ern ISHIP.—Ior HOBART TOWN Mese (will we ray despalsh) the beautiful new clipper Tram, i 1 is beam 140 boa, H. W. HARMLBWORTH (late of go Heather Bell). Commander ;UM lads Hoek& TIM An* g yp, last bunt by Hamra W. 711 e, May, and Co., of Sandals/id, o rally for the peeees Tasm for anian bade. or full poop, withsar era s& seeemaiodatlea a few abkd cabin e.—lor Moe of freight or pomp apply to DI rTre and MOM. i Bellbird's& and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D g anrixr .. BHlP.—lot LAUNCESTON Meet ito be mosebsa pakausyY oil the 211* AprE Net 'hippies des 1111 h "pr 11), the beladlini rapper barque THOMAS. BROWN, burden, "Wee; T. JACKSON, •ftmmandee We's India DoW. This mere vowel built on tb• met approved dipper thy" and roosarkabiy feat and, ea the bepancillnally deep= AN deareek rit, scvs tams al or Prune . T. B. laa. SA Helene- Ca to mad MOORE. 9, Binitdr•sireet —Will be by the reviler trader Weetbury. 2 • ACTAVIA, A 113 years, for ADELAIDB.—Thia splendid vowel Is fast Ming up et the Jetty, London Dock; ad has room for a few toes of Mehl freight only, which mule be NA down Wawa Hem one poop ales still dimmed, sad Wil wery_s enema. Apply to DEVITT nadllooll, Whew. Mot. Will be fohowed by the Dusty Miller ott the 10th April. B - LAOIE BALL PAS BINGBB Luta a =PPM MIMI kr AUMALL h kudos diva* heozge °lhua LWarrez 1,000 2000 Z. hulls I. lodis To itill. IMardi II Marsh II QUIIIIIBIAND.—Iaaad Ordara an, to an sham Brisbane ....IWandell. Bockhaznytom Cheat Pacific. I 1,600 Liverpool Karch 15 &Mace . Netherby This eastrated Me of packata hare, by their panctnality sad aged pampas. earned a world-known repataLicra sad their ma after accommodation I. onaerpeneed by say vends alma—roe all parlara respecting t °ed, to Amanda ii le .1•. BAINES and C 0. ,. ; Agents far the NAM Y Ume ; sad T. IL la= and 0.,1, Leadighill4tresl, Maim 1.0. 'book thus lilt; MAN FROM LIVERPOOL 01 QIIIINSTOWN TO NEW YORK. TWIG A WRAC THE LIVERI'OOL, NEW YORK, sad PEIIIADELPHLIL STRAY-ME COMPANY Wend do gestating their foll.powreda Isla Bow Insetlistp, curylng the United States FROM LIVIERPOO for NEW YORK CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. March 7. - CITY OF LIERRIUK, Friday, March 0. CITY OF BALTIMORII, Wednerday, March la And nosy Wednesday, and alternate Fridays sad Sasardaya I Cabin by Ute steamers i= o 7l .6. 7edass= 17, snit fil d e a reMag to the rhar b s and Baturdare stseraws, lb plasm. rd Includes s' saW of opted Peseemier sod Ur Vatted Melted IVA MALAY trIA 6 N a , K. W terms — ar lr treet LAverpeel II I =di MAC T. 0. King Wllltensatreet. London. 230 AM, 13d4 CUNARD LINK.—BRITISH and NORTH AMKRICAN ROYAL MALL BYRAM4KUP6, appointed by the Admiralty to sail Dawes LIVIRPOOL and NW YORK, and between LIVWOOL and BOSTON, the &Wm ships at Ildifax to had sad receive peewee," sad mans. Tit e tt towing or other vessels are appointed as left frail lAvesped sifts at Cork to ready* the math: ATRICA„ for BOSTON, Saturday, Mani S. 'ArSTRALASIAN, for NSW YORK, Saturday, March 10. • Taking pawkier, and goods for Named and Havanash, So s Deadened at New York on board the BALSA Conks. CHINA, for HUSTON, Saturday, March 17. Yassagedomey, Including siewarsik tee and providcas, hat withomt wine, or Winces :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, f 22; second cabin, Gl6. To New York, chief odd, Ate; second cabin, El& —Apply to J. B. load, St. Old Broaddivet, London ; J. D. Dank and It, Piece de is Bourse, Park; G. end J. Berns, 80, Jamaica-street, Glasgow; D. and C. Weever, Quesastown ; or D. and C. Deriver, $ Waterdreek lAverpool. stile he de iag au )1) was I good pule•; STEAM to NEW YORK. —IINITED STATES MAIL Lllll.—The eplendid sad favourite Wei/keel stamen of the lew York aid Bowe Mean Skip Company baying resumed that? places In lids melee am appointed bo ken far New York as follows : tram Hans. Zra Olio', for OM Walk tti. gal Weds A they. Vegg: 418. 10 0 1 c e, sem W Oa usk in ° Atortt - l eg ' • este.* * ' • 14mbt4 17 141.1. 0 4 4.1: 1 4 1 reigiwo Moo Tondo% Mara 111. Wedoseday, Hank 14. Are. Imeity, AwH U. Wednesday, Apell U. Felton Tneeday, 1W L edosiday, Vay 9. Art4o Welly, Jane IL Woodsy, Ins S. Yerts:—lfisastasa, CM; essood 1116.—Yee forth', tenni imply to L'HERBETTI. W(. and Co., Park sod Lime: H. C. sad R. W. PDX sad CO, Yalzsestk ; or H. MAI end Co.. 146, Cheardds Loam BRZMEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Clormany.—The Worth liana= Lloyd% Sas tneclus arrow steamer ADLER, Oaptain R. SCHOENEN, TM be despatched from Honeiidown on THURSDAY. She 1.1 Math (weather permitting), at 10 a.m., milling at lennewiek Rs-, Blackwell, impatient/an, at 11 nom—Faroe to Bremen. SI me Al return tickets, L 8 and Al lea—Apply at CHAPLIN', Wand Dines, Itegentreitune. W. ; or to PHI MOPS, ORATE% ?MUM and Co., SL Duastases-Longs, et. Duastserhill. LC. TiITION.—A Cambridge Wrangler (late Senior bolar of his College), 11WISIVE8 and VISITS PUPILS to PREPARE them for Unisenity, Civil and Military, and General Competitive Examinations, in which a knowledge of mathematics thigh or low). classics, and English are required.— ?or terms, dc., apply to F. A. H., 20, Tork•bulldinga, Adelphi, ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve ment and Great Redaction In Pilau—Yr. EPHRAIM Burnson-deatiat, 9, Grosvenor street, Grosvenor square, sole inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a so ft , N om ti indta-rubber gum. No unsightly fastenings being required, they are more natural, durable, and comfortable than any yet introduced. They are self-adhesive, render enpp , rt to the adjoining teeth, are fitted ea a perfectly Walesa principle, and supplied at charges within the nub of all Clergymen, lecturers, and public speakers will find this system particularly adapted to their wants ; It combine@ gem. pleb, enauciatiou and perfect mastication Consultation free. lio connexion with any one of the same name. Zatahlished ilOd. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and dUdielnid perfume, extracted has the flowers. b 7 JllO. 003.2 t ILL and Co., Perfumers to HILL the Princess et Wales, Red Bull hart, 93, tipper Thame.ratreet, London. TUE PANTHEON TURKISH. BATHE, win. igi r rit i rren= O W iiir UP. CIOUT or RHEUMATISM is quickly relieved NJ, and eared In • few days by that Webrabed Medleine. 'MAIM GOUT and RHEUMATIC FILM Obtained through lay ebtxget. at U. lid. and k 9d. per box. KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the best to for QOM and RHZUMATISIL —fold by all theralitt, eta at la. lid., la. 9d., and dd. per box. LA M B BHT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, sn effectual remedy, without wonfinlng the bowels oa affeethm the bead, truly efileacions and plural, Is adialtaed as be the boat medicine for immediately relieving *mew, confirmed eases a utbma, and incipient consumption. It fre quently emu persons whom the faculty pronoun*, incurable, salmi/DAV allays the tickling whlsh Provokes tealriri= la aPPfuesking eoneunaption its offsets are ty Persona deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of ailses tig°44 r i depend on relief In a few minutia after taking M— anly and sold by W. LAMBRIST, ehasnist, Ling Chatimperose, London, Milt by all drawls* In 13 44, and three gqnaatitfee In sue, 2s. H. Be particular 'admit for Lanbart's Batmen. The name snit address are engraved on the stamp. -------- TER INVIGOBATIVE NERVINE assiaraz B. B* met toteetifieelli plowed iM molt poereefal mute". Yee (mottle! ever Introduced • redone to their sonstel seadttlos all the aseretiar, IS the la—twft . al wldci pelmet lesEth 4e. allot it la a shed& foe dobillty of eU Mk sal Mai ii• sow wia "Ti ov iar=l , 6l . melaseeetest peeteesd le a errAgllg2 Ma r i,.„ kr.........;,..t.".;,,°7°N-drior. ea 1:2. 111. "1"4 2.1. •-• Ind 8, Carnuarrest, reasharalrefiesk ZO. laailik Tas mum PONCIIIII and MOBILISE of ENGLAND (United,. In CONJUNCTION with the AGRA and M ASTER turfs BANK (limited) and the NATIONAL BANK, will RIONIVI APPLICATIONS for the CAPITAL of T HE (L IMPERIAL LAN imDited COMPANY of MARSZILLIIII Capital, t1,000,00e, in 111,000 ilium ). of Lio ',eh. Depodt on Applicatiou Ll per share, on Allotment LA per shwa. It Is not anticipated required in that more tion. A 6 per share will be addi Interred at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum will be paid for the arse two years, for whip inhere* warrent; payable baliyeariy be attached to the 'hare meanest'''. After the two years, theyrofit Income on re-salea of land already effected, and profit on farther sales, will be applicable for diddbation as dividend or bonus. UMPrOeh Albert Grant, Deq., M.P., D Dirmtare of the Credit Poi/- William Harrison, Beq., der and Mebiller of NI/gland Idward Warner, leq., ILP., (limited). Colonel James IloneM, / Directors ot the Ave and J . Sydney Stopford. Se q., I termana Bank (Limited). Jolmp Neale Maienna, Seq., Y. B. denahaw, Peq., Ml'ol4oll of the National Bank. Harvey Lewis, M.P., Captain Arrow. Eid Seq.. de Brother of the Trinity House. I. pany W. Uvalde, Ba l l o ) d irector of the Gemara Irrigation Com of hones ( J. W Laridog, Meld of the Iblif ptian Trading Company (Limited). IL Penile de Girsedin, Pads IL Benda Abbetned, Deputy and Secretary of the Chamber el Co=ties, Park d'Arnasedvse,_ Chamberlain to the lommor, and Meraleer of the Chamber of Deputies. H.P.pagensilL la. Place de la Madeleine, Park. WILMS. The Agra and Mastermeds Bank (Limited). London and Pasta The 7tektonsl Bank. London, end v Branches to Ireland. The Nealenal Benk of Liesabsei geleteedi, sOLIMPoieg Mmes. Newbon, Ivan; and Co., id, Nieholm.lane, LC. Marra Panama end Venoms; liseualreek Shan& end Lombard Roam George- aid. BPSIMBIL Mews. Mullen; Manhal, and Damen, 1, Lombard 'et, Mews. Hill, ifaweett. and Hill, 19, Threadneedie.drest. B.C. Mews. Laurence, eon, and Pears*, 7, Angel-eourt, Throvnorton. sheet, B.C. Paul Horde, Marseilles (Member of the Cowell General). iIICLUTAIT (pro tem.)—Alfred Lowe. Req. Temporary Ofnee•-17 and 111, CornhilL OBEICTS OF THE COMPANY. The Impwiel Land Company d Maresilles (whish has been nearly twelve months in reuse of acquiring is established with*view of parehadag sad land and property In the In eity of Marseilles. the of the same, and the tion of concessions and privileges sonnected with the devolopmeot and Improvementa of the sty and R and. In furtherance of these objects, and agar end wefts' Investigation.vadat' properties have been pore in the best portions of Obesity, sad when the pess et the Improve meals gives sesannee of profitable m PROP/STUB ACOUIRID. The properties wtdeb the Company have =mired are as follows: 1. The Joliette Nobody, comprising about 2.14E000 square feel of building land , e xclusive of streets. 1. The Rue Imperial* property, sonstsgag of about OEOOO square feet. 8. The Catalans property consisting of the Hotel, the Imperial Club. Ba th s. hone s and besilding plata, In all Moat 11,1100.0110 agaare kat. 4. Mina& properly, ionmisbni of banding plots et about EOM squire is= It will be men, on reference to the map. that the Company's emerge the lands to the north of the town as well as = b r i o the south, with a large extent of seaboard; asking a total of shod 4,905.000 squire fed 11ARCELLES. PROGRESS 01. Maresfiles, both in population and wealth the fret maritime My In Prance, sant - Mos • dense population of more than 800,000 souls. MASI the peat year 18,000 vases* with • ton nage of upwards of 1,000,000 tons, entered and left the harbour. Mandible samisen& the ODZIMISTO• of the Mediterranean, en deems nearly the whole trade with Algeria. and Is dm motet slag= for flu Peninsular and Oriental Steam Company. the 11.61.61110111 Imperials", and other steam-pasket =meanies trading with all ports of the world. II pommies commodious docks and warehouses, and, by railway. la In direct =manna. sad= with all parts of hones. The old &Mose having been found Inadequate for the rapidly expanding eommeree of the place. the new Harbour a La Joliette, revering an area of 08 aerie, was itondeastsd, sad is constantly worded with 'hipping. II is surrounded by broad re4s, with i stately building' on las te lorh s ite, and a new tows hugaTt::: itV. l rsggt.i.....d LaLi e e li t i l' t Artne other . and Napoleon. which will double the harbour asoominsiation of Massellis& TITS IMPIEROWS nrresaircr IN MARSEILLES. II le well known that his Majesty the Emperor of the hen= takes deep inbred la the welters and prosperity of Marseilles, and the Mestere hae ( i= a ressons to begs= that Ms Majesty's grading and special may be &peed= upon to aid any enterprise having ire the present Company) the °bleel . of developing the resource; of the eity, and asoar~7 sPenullion le inked= forthwith to be made by the Dirutors to obtain the =lasi& 11011100111100 for ming the lore SA Nicholas. sad to &elm the new Catalans Port. CUB TEPECIALS. bythe esseiresehla el the Ras Impubla, width fs SI ease vides and lined by Important buildings, a direct eanumakagoa has been effected between the Roe Camden, the Itheitange, the &mien Basis or old Harbour, and the new begins or docks above mentioned. This has sealed the demolition of large Husks of houses densely oenspied, which circumstance, toge ther with the previous defietteey of house ethommodation, renders the contraction of new buildings absolutely neriessary for commercial and residential purposes, and OWN en eager &ma= for vacant plots of building land. JOLIETTS PROPERTY ACQUIRES. ID this =attar of the tows, where the eommersial require- Mellie of the growing population are so gnat, the Company has secured about 17 acres of freehold building land. *imitates of drub, and this under exseptionally favourable eircumataneee, bath as relpsets situation and Isms of payment. RUB IMPIRIALIL PROPERTY ACQUIRID. More than 94,000 square feet of this land are la the Roe impuisle---the finest street in Marseilles. The remainder Y "East= In the Cloutier de la Joliette. eometenday at the Port of La Joliette, and extending the whole length of the dean, the Basin d'A.reas, the Port Napoleon. and terminating at the Basin Radonb. These lands are Severs= by strum from ee to itt fest wide, la sonnection with the you Imporide by the Boulevard Earitime. and are =wounded by an indulges' and guivhsg population. THEE OP ?LIBRIUM The. lend will be handed over to the Company completely levelled, with all the streets and footpaths paved, drainage sou vide, gas laid on, and provision made for the supply of water ta the topmost stories. As by the eonditions at the treaty for the acquisition of the Toilette Wats. it L tUpulated that six years should be given, by Midi ill= the 'date is to be covered with houses ; the op tion la reserved to the Company for the sum period, during shish It may sleet either to pay the ruchaes-money in oar sum, or 14 make an annual Pigment of egad instalments, exteading over a period of thirty years, with a axed rata of interest and smiths! find. PROVISSOR DONALDSON'S IMPORT. Before the treaty for this portion of the properly was =n eeded the purchasers seeneed the services of Professor Donald son iste President of the Institute of British ArehitestM to per. Investigate the operations in progress at Marseilles, and the character and value of the sites. A copy of his report mormspanise the prospectus. CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. The Catalans Properties are In the Immediate neighbourhood of the marine residence of the Emperor, and command a frontage to the sob of Meat a mile In leer& They are admirably situated bothtcr business premises and private villas. 6 1. tie 7 We • The 101 S All, . _IN wr ON ',9M sad Asabs, ss us moor, maw of tbs. irparollo ebamos a.; t i ;; 2l- -WS 110 ed' Looks Panda , adin• Sown mats .. 7- 194 al I adi Nis hal Ades , * formal 0 an small ocis• 111 . their dir Mi s o ipir• BITILDINO9 NOW ON 9ATALLNk ROLM Many first-elan houses are already embed ; a magnifieent hotel (now open), berths 140 TOMS : and the Imperial Club (now in 00(12111 of oonatruction), of n-hie arnitestural elevation. surrounded with terrace and gardens, all laid oat under the government plan. There Is an extensive bathing establishment, often frequented by more than 0.00 0 bathers daily. This district will undergo a radical Improvement when Fort It. Nisholas, which separates the Catalan property from the entre of the town, shall have been demolished, a new port eonstrueted, and additional streets made, so ea to render com plete the facilities for communication between the old and new portions of the town. The munictipality of the town of Marseilles Engage, al their e n ur e penes, to thy down gas. make mmadamixed roads, and esur • proper water supply for the houses. There are in this quarter about four miles of streets from 40 to 60 feel in width, which have been recently opened and lighted with gas; and the Boulevard la Corderte (72 feet in width and lately opened for Uralic) forms a teontinuation of the splendid promenade of the Pr do. The district communicates with the Qua de Rive Native, the centre of the old port and of the commerce of the town, by the Boulevard de VEmpereur. All then important facts furnish assurances of great success, and there can be no doubt that this portion of the Company's properties will be sold at a prise which will yield a very large profit. THE PRADO PROPERTY. The Prado Lands are near the Southern Railway Station. In an admirable position, and well adapted for the establishment of warehouses, shops, dic. With respect to the value and prospesta of then properties, a report by Mr. P. Horde, the well-known engineer, of Marseilles, anompantes this prospectus, giving ample details thereon. AMOUNT AND PERIOD OP PAY MITTS. The total amount of purchases Is ZR104,162 ; of this sum "268,640 is payable by Instalments spread over various dates and extending in part to • period of O h o years, and only £6 5 621 inmash, on taking over the estates, caution money Dein lodged in the meantime for the due observance of the Company's en gsgementa. It Is therefore expected that, with the aid of the Company's borrowing powers, not more than Ale per share will be required on those shares not fully paid up on allotment. Thus, with a comparatively small amount of capital, the share holders have the advantage el profit derivable from dealing with • very large extent ef property JOLTITTZ PROPERTY RE-SOLD. As evidence of the nine of the purchase& the Directors have the satisfaction to announce that they have already concluded arrangements with an Association of Builders at Maresines to transfer to them one of the properties (the Joliette property) et • profit of about ine,ooo, - such property and profits to be paid for by annuities and sinking fund over • period of thirty , with option on their part to pay for the whole at any =during five years, with an obligation on the part of the contractors to deposit • rum of four millions of franca (S 110.000) se nation money, at fixed peried4 (the tint Instalment of whin was paid on the execution of the contraet), and also to cover the property with buildings within • period of are years at their own OWL The shareholders will have the benefit all this contrad, sad from October, len will receive the become derivable from this entree& via.. the difference between the anantlies to be paid and reserved by the Own , and this meow joined to the ex isting revenue from the estate, se well so to the satin paled profit on further melee during that period, win, it is sett mated, not only enable the directors to continue the lament of the interest at 10 par sent. per annum, but enable Mira to &- stare periodical bonnie on the capital lolled up. As to the Canaan rxreffeetn Metall Merl _to Hs portitiem, the command hes of seilwd. the =lt proem for eoneksetlaa el Wssaw port, tog Its mug adaptability for the formation of streets, 'hens, laittnitt•t• Tinos a large sad remunerative rehire may also he antleipated. NITIMATED PROFIT ON CATALAN PROPERTY. On referenes to Mr. Bords's report, it will be seen that when the various Improvements which have been ingested ham been completed. and the CataLn property fully developed, It Is eeN mated to yield s gross profit of upwards of cent per cent., and this within a period of three years, although the estimates have been based on the more ed of five , and that when th e Fort St. Nicholas ettend is rem oved,and the yeam new port 0 plated, this profit will be trebled. MINIMUM INTEREST, TIN PER CIDIT. As the ant payments of annuities and sent under the amnia. muds entered into with regard to the Joliette property do not socumenee until the let October, larr, and bOOOlll9 IMAMS) only ha the subsequent balt-year, viz., the Ist April, 11111, the dire tore have deelJed be pay intermit at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum for two years. from Iliffek. IMO, on the "spite' sailed up, sad for whisk four Interest warrants will be attaehed to the share certilleates at the time of Wee (which will be aliened to land purchases esecent). After that date the revenue from the Joliette lands, the rentals from the other properties, and profits on farther sal's. will be applicable for dividend or bombes. PAYMENT ON SHAWN IN FULL ALLOWED. As Nome shareholders may prefer to pay up the shares in full. *ther than have a larger number subject to rolls, application may be made far 'hares to be fully paid-up on allotment. four half-yearly Interest Warrants, at the rate of 10 per cont. per annum, will likewise be attached to th aws share eertaleates. In the allotment of therm preference will be given to these appli tattoos, but the number 90111106 W will not embed PO,OOO shares, melon, dbectors reserve to themselves the right, in their only to allot 60,000 shares in all on the present allot ment. • portion of the shares will be allotted to applicants who are abarehoiden The Credi in t Fourier and Mobtiler of England (Limited), The Agra and ilastorman's Bank (Limited), The National Bank, The National Banker Liverpool (Limited). To applicants from Marseilles and Pula and the Misuse to the other portion el the general for shares may be made in the annexed form, witilVinsr l be essetapanled by the payment of Al per share daps" without which no application will be "onside/ed. Should a Ism number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will, No far as required, be applied towards the pay ment due on allotment Should no allotment be made, the amount paid will be at once returned without dednetion. Copies of the architect's and engineer's reports on the lands par atmaed, end a map, their position, accompany the pro thedus, which, with forms of appiketiOn for Aires, may be bad of the brokers sad solicitors also of the Agra and Ilmthrman's Bank (Lbnited), t 6, Nioholsalane of the National Bank, Old Bread It, London, and their branches the National Bank of Liverpool, Liverpool and of the S •-•etary, at the Ofless ot the Credit Fonder and Kabinet of England (limited), Noe. 17 and COPT or IMO/UNDUE OF ANSOCLATION. 1. The name el the Otropany la "The Imperial land Company of Marseilles (Limbed). The registered ales of the Company is to be in England. L The abbots for which the Is established ere: (1) The soqulaition by rushee*, or otherwise, of lend in and near the City of Marseilles. In the empire of hams, and the improvement, by building or otherwise, of land so pur chased or acquired. (I) The selling, Iseeing, transferring or otherwise disposing or mortgaging of the lands, houses, and other buildings and works erected. executed, or otherwise acquired by the Company, in large or small portions or altogether, and either before or after the same sha ll have been improved by building or othsnitte, and on such tones es the Company shall think et. improvement of buildings already sweated. either by to etalar. completing, or altering the same, or by s7slateg new houses sad builMnp. (4) The Inverting of the capital of the Company in building oq or °Oscines iseprovhsg, or adding to. the marketable value of buds from tins to time acquired by the Company, and the making, maintaining, and using all sash works as the Company may think mosseary or expedient for any of the purposes of the Company. (I) The banwwing of mosey, end the lobe of transferable or other bonds or mortgage debentures, or any other securities founded or based open all or any of the real or personal awns or credit of the Company. OE The transacting and doing of all such matters and thing. as shall be aonducive or Incidental to the above objects. or any of them, Including the applying for and obtaining the incorpo ration of the Company to France. 4. The liability of the members is limited. g. The capital of the Company Is 61,600,000, divided Into 60,000 shares a LSI sash. PORN ON APPLICATION TOR swing To be paid up by inetalments. To be loft with the Bankers. No. To the Direstose of the Limited) Imperial L . aid Company of Idarsellies ( Gentlemen,—Having paid to your erodit with' Bank, Uus awn of St , being the deposit of Ai per share on shams In the above CAmpany, I toquest that you will allot me shares of SW each in the Imperial Land Company of Yareemr (Malted), and I hereby undertake to accept the mate, or any smaller number which jos may allot to me, and to pay the calls thereon ; and I apse to bosoms a member of the Company, and request you to place my name on the righter of mem ber s, in respell of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name in full Address in tell Profession Utast stipulate Dego 1804 Or the following form for tally paid-up shares: 10111 01 sviiLicivios Pea efIAIMS. lar shares $o be fully paid up on allotment. To be Me with the Bankers. No. -- To the Direeters of the Imperial Lend Compeer) of Marseilles te). Gentlemen,—llaving paid( toLlmi your &edit with' Bank, the sum of I being the deposit of di per share ca shares in the above Company, I request that you will allot me alarm of LW e ach In the Imperial Lend Company of Marseilles (Limited), and I hereby under take to accept the same, or any smaller number wide% you may allot to me, and to pay the balance, Zip per share, thereon ; and I agree so blames a member of the Company, and request you to place my same on the register of members, in respect of the shares allotted to mw I am, patlemeu, Tear obedient servant Name In hal Address to . i'volaesion lrnul udgnature Dem — • Inuit, Bankers' Names. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. WIN an! CHOICR BOOKS. AD the BOY BOOKS of the SIARON and of the put twang/ yearn an in eiroalation at NUMB SWIM LIBRARY. MST CLAM SUBSCRIPTION, OAR GIIIML PLR AMOY Communing at au date. Book Clain supplied is liberal totes. use en application. NUDIPSTrL S OCT LIBRARY (Limited). NSW OXFORD-UMW win OMs, 4 XINGURIMX, calannn. WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET, Nit► PEOPEISTOS begs raepeettully to invite Use attention of gentlemen I. the Temple and neighboarhood to the superior aecommodation he otters.— /Annan from 12 WI a ; on Sundays at 2. ♦ large dub-room, meltable for whites' meetings, die.--AUGHIiiiTILIN, Proprietor. FOREIGN WINES, cheap and pure :—Catalonian I: Sherry, lfs. ad.: Andalusian Port, 17• ed. ; French, lds.: Preach Shawl, 18a per down: Beaujolais. iSa. 6d. Maw°, ria ; Boassillon. 17• Ild. : Chablis, ILL Nock, fris. to 14a. ; and Sparkling Bock and Moselle, 411 W a dorm: Cognac Brin e d: l: 4: or brown, 40a a down, bottle. included. Terms cash. paid upon four down into the oountry. IDWAND BOWYRBANK and SO. S, MMus and Imports', 171 flunatrest, London. BatablYhod 1781. PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS are EPS? sad CHEAPEST. STRONG to FINE BLACK TLC L. W., 2a, fa BL, is.. is. tit Most delicious Black Tea is sow only fa ed. per pound. Pure, rich, rare, th oles Coffee, Is. 441., Is. ft, la. U. PHILLIPS sad Ce., Tea Merchants, S. Ring Williametreet, City, Landes, IC. • prim, current free. Sugars at market prices. PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage free within eight miles of No. 8. King William-street: We. worth carriage free to say railway statlea or market tows in Englaad.—Pkillips and Co. have us spats, sec say osasextea with say house to Woe easter or Swaasee. iRLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new invention, so admirably contrived that a tall bait, as well as smaller auks, may be raised or tilted on tt without labour mo s t oble. Um action is so bnpalpable tbat the sedimont cd the limpid fluid by no possibility can be disturbed. Price as., 125., les., to snit 44, A and It ga ll on oasts. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg numbed. No more tat beer er sour wins. Moe to. ed.; ditto, siscireplateo Pa.—Apply direct to JAMBS BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William-street, Macaw-house. lee that Ms name and address are on every article: all outman 'Palo= Mutations. Inewavings gratis. listabUahed UM. OONVERTIBLIC OTTOMANS for Centre of V Rooms, to form two settees sad two easy choirg ir l= Improvement on the ordinary ottoman. Only rd SON, Bogy Chair and Sofa lannufacturers. 31, 32. and 38, BeTllO/11.11iFeet, Oxford-street, and 34 and 35, ctarie•-street 01- °rd-street, W. An illustrated pricedlist free on application. WILWirifIFS wholreale sad export UNIOL ITIRT sad ORIIIIIAL TITIIfI9IIIIIO WIRIROGIIR. Ras. 1R to 13G. Wewingtoshatte. Yaeteries, traneleetreatt Beeped the burst aad rood varied stook is Madam. All goods we/mated, and delivered tree. New illtwirsted priced lists of tardier% bedding, dm, inatia. MAR worth best doeretothe at Taylor's Depository), all new patterns and well seasoned. b l ed . per paird, worth la 9d. 11TA.31 and Co.'s JUVENILE CLOTHING. Ryas sad Co., OS and IT, Odordotrest, have 'peen/ arrangements by which the Newest Modes and the most dedr able inateriate are employed In the protasnon d every deetelp tlen et Boys' and Tootle Clothing. RIME and Co.'s GARMENTS and PRICKS. ins now Primo of Weiss sad Prtoot Alfred ~onto and Owe, VW ed. to do : Koloitabookor. Ito., Harrow. sod Onhotso WU : Ito. IL to go.; Jacket. to M. to $ 6,1 4 ?roam% ft. Od. to Us Id.: Tub. la. id. to fa Id.; Jaskol, and Vole allot add lb. to Ca. Id. MAY and Co., GSNRRAL TAILORS, CLOTHUISS, HAWN/8,108M% eta. to. ` ate Oidoraatreskltswahast, des Mae" lads ; and Wasps*, Devabary. iae& STODARB.--353rd Representation.—THEATßß d WYWITAY, Egyptian-MIL—WARMS 1* MAGIO and vsim aoquism, i porforroad by oomimad before bar 114• 22 1 lb' gas= and the Royal Family 'at Windsor, noonday sremtnt. Nov. 21, UM The marmalona MIMI, Um birth of Flavor Thew and atodire's adabratad Indian Nast Nat, am == day 2lll;/d a typim.-2Vfi s tY atodni er arf, Wadnalt3 Boz-Mllors Bindisn-balL—Adsalaalon. Almost mirasuloaa."—lrida •• The Timm" April 18, 1866. Gopublished. Pro gas, ts. ; whole varlet sloth, Pa 41d., GOUNOTYB E SOLIENNELLIC (Bt. Gala), In Vaal doors, with Latin words (only). &Utak and therlanolorte Accompaniment arranged by JOSIWII Basalt London : Novell° and Co., de, Deanigiest, Soho, W. /oft published, Bra else, pries Is. : whole amid aloe, Is. Od., CAM:WORT; COMMUNION SERVICE (Meese Bolennelle), as sent at St. Andrews Church. Wellsotred. The iNglish words adapted by the Rev. W. G. LOMAX, ILL Edited by JOSEPH HAMBY, Organist and Direetor et the Cbolz cd Bt. Andrew's. London : Novella and Co., (19, Desawkeet, Bodo. W. Just published, oblong folio dos handsomely bound in whole T AFEBURR-WRLY'S SIX GRAND OFFER .I.4I TOIRZS for the Organ. leach Martel,e may also be had nasty, No. 1, in B flak 11,1 n IP, la Ed.: No. a,III C, la. ; No. in %la. 9cL ; No. 5, in A, la. ; London : Novell° and Co., CO, Daauntresn, Bobo. W. Primed. each, TBDRUMS for PARISH CHOIRS. Set to Illtslo by Dr. C. ategyall. A. B. bellivan, J. Barn by, G. Allen. G. M. Ga=lie r r. Z. G. Moak, G. A. liaelarrea, I. Bay. time Calkiajt. Bac Mr Frederick Onseley, J. Hamilton ..0 : 1 EL. Monk. .P. Arm" J. L. Hopkins, Dr. G. B. Wei W. T. BNB _ on: Nordb and Co., (0, Deabairesb.WWW. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (norma's sigasauce.) NOTED ARRIVAL OF PRINCE COUZA IN PARIS. -- - -- PARIS, Frs. 77. Prime Conza is shortly expected in Paris. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. VIENNA, FEB. N. Telegraphio advice@ from the Moldavian frontier slate that the Russian troops had received orders to withdraw from the banks of the Prnth. A strong military cordon was to be established to guard the Russian frontier. ST PETERSBURG, Pas. 27. The Journal do SR Pefersbourg of to-day, in an article upon the events at Bucharest, considers that the revolution was not only a violation of Roumain law, but, from the proclamation of a foreign prince as Hoepodar, was also contrary to the treaty of 1858. The article further reverts as a precedent to the course followed by the late King Leopold L, who did not accept the Belgian throne until after having obtained the sanction of a con ference of the great Powers. HOLSTEIN. KIEL, Fins. 27. The members of the provincial government of Holstein have addressed a memorial to General von Gablenz, dated 23rd inst., protesting against the accusations made against them in the address of some members of the Holstein nobility forwarded on the 23rd ult. to the King of Prussia. The memorialists offer to tender their resignation should General von Gable= likewise disapprove of their oonduct. They also reserve their right of bringing an action for defamation against the signatories of the address above mentioned, and request General Gablenz to bring their complaint before the Emperor. THE CORPS LICCID3LLTIP. PA.BIII, Pia 27. In to-day's debate in the Corps Legis Lad, M. Latour-Dumoulin opposed the draft of the address, and demanded an extension of public liberties. M. Psmard maintained that the crowning of the edi fice was impossible until its foundations were well established. M. Glair-Bizoin made a speech oen. erring the home policy of the government, in the course of which he was interrupted by M. Rouher, Minister of State. This gave rise to strong pro tests from several members. The remainder of the sitting was occupied with a general discussion. The debate on the address will be continued to-morrow. AUSTRIA. ♦IENNA, YI 27. It is stated that s portion of the Austrian troops now stationed in Bohemia will be despatched to Alton& on the 15th March. TREATY or NAVIGATION WITH PRIISSLA.—A copy of the recent treaty of navigation between her Majesty and the King of Prussia was laid before parliament on Monday last. By Article L it is concluded that the ships of the two countries shall be reciprocally treated as national ships, whatever may be their plane of arrival or destination ; sub ject, however, to the fishing rights of either country within their marine territorial limits. Every favour touching fishing rights which either of the con tracting powers shall grant to any other power is to be unconditionally extended to the other party. Article IL extends these stipulations to the colo nies and foreign possessions of this country, re stricted, as regards the colonial coasting trade, to such trade as is opened to foreign ships by Act of Parliament. Ships of war or merchant vessels of the two countries in distress upon the coasts of Prussia or England are to be treated, under Article 111., as national vessels, as regards ex penses of salvage, the power of disposing of mer chandise, and the exemption of wrecked goods from customs duties, unless cleared for consumption. Article IV. provides that the consular authorities of both countries shall receive all legal asaistance for the recovery of deeerters from vessels, The celebrated Sicilian savant Vavallari is now superintending the excavations on the site of the old Phoenician town of Solunt. Three streets of the town, one of which appears to have bees the principal street, have already been discovered. The glsu utensils found during time asoavatioes, many of which have Greek in scriptions, are now in the museum at Palermo. A gigantic aquarium, it is said, is to be among the wonders of the Uniroyal Exhibition. The front alone is to meanly 100 ft. ; every sort of fish is to be collected therein for the amusement of the public, and even sharks, cod, and porpoises are to exhibit their peculiar habits and customs in grottoes sad coves, which are to be excavated in the floor of the building and filled with sea water. It is stated that the Florida legislature has settled • pension of 600 dela. per son= for life upon Martha M. Reid, s lady who spent all ber time and her fortune in alleviating the miseries of Confederate hospitals. Bishop Walmer, of the episcopal diocese of Ala bama, bu visited New York to seal the union between the Northern and Southern Church. He has taken the oaths prescribed by the late General Convention, and the diooeae of Alabama, with more than half her Southern sisters, is now a part of the greet Americas Church. Tits Kora or THE BELGIANS AID THE ORDER or THS OARTU.—At the court at Wirshor. February 23, the Queen, es sovereign of the most noble Order of the Garter, bath bees graciously pleased, by letters peanut under lashr , royal sign manual sad the great seal of the eider, beanies date this day, to dispense with ell the statutes and how usually observed ord to installation, &Mut vast unto his Majesty Leopol d IL, Kingly the height of the said most no e artier, and duly invoiced wish the endow thereof, full power sad:uthority to elArCiell sil rights and privilege' belonging to knight 'alveolus of the said most noble Order of the Garter, in as full and ample a manner as if his Majesty bad been formally twinned, soy doer" rule, or awe to the contrary notwittudeadies- Ossetia EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (miff ous ow, PARIS, TUESDAY Emma. The government, which very naturally likes to encourage the idea that there are independent members of the majority able to contend with the opposition speakers, did not put forward a talking minister yesterday to reply to IL Thiers. The Count de la Tour occupied the remainder of the sitting in a highly oonservative speech, approving things as they are and arguing that France has plenty of liberty except perhaps that the " religions press "is not so free as it ought to be to support catholic interests. The report of the continuation of the debate to-day is not yet published. hires opened, as I am informed, by K Latour Dumoulin, the former director of the censorship of the press, and who now aspires to be • le►der of • tiers porti. He spoke strongly in the sense of the amendment of the 36. IL Clain Bizoin followed, and his eccentric but sensible observations produced much laughter and interruption. He spoke among many lother things of bayonets watching over the exercise lof universal suffrage. Thereupon Count Walewaki, exercising for the first time severity in the chair, seisoinly rose and called K Gigs Bisoln to orderi far having reflected upon the fairness of the, vote which was the basis of French in- 1 stitutions. M. Clain Birein replied that he was alluding to the bayonets which protected universal suffrage in Mexico, and thereupon arose • horse laugh which was not on the side of Count Walewski. It is doubtful whether M. Rouher will speak to day. The following caustic observations on K Thiers' speech are in the Opinion Nationale : The wonderful thing in this speech is to see the prinople of liberty so strenuously supported by the least liberal ot men. IL Thiers loves the forms of liberty ; but, la reality, this liberal formalist would make see of every arm which liberty would give him to pnt down every truly liberal project. IL Thiess is a liberal who regrets that be was not free to pre vent the enfranchisement of Italy, not fees to perpetuate fetters upon oommeroe—a liberal who fears the cense queues" of allowing workmen to combine for the protection of their own interests, who has but small Mete for primary instruction. and who thinks it quite right that the Roma people should be kept in perpetual slavery for the greater glory of the temporal power. The first part of IL This's' speech is admirable ; but in the mooed pert we see plainly the leader of the femme committee of the Rua de Poitiers —the man who 'chimed the Roman expedition—the man who was against the right of public meeting, sad proposed the public instruction law of 1850—the men, is short, who by successive restrictions, prepared the way for these laws' on the press under which Nre now groan—the man who oo•tributed to take away all the liberties the Republic gave us, and who would, If he could, have Maud moat of the progremist matures which the Empire has granted. The government did not think it necessary to reply to him, judging no doubt that the latter part of his speech refuted the first. The map of the Luxembourg Gardens published by the Moniker contained one square section of the cherished nursery grounds not marked for alien ation. The idea was suggested yesterday that it was intended to preserve this small plot of ground as a specimen of old rural Paris, just as a brick is a specimen of a house. But according to • statement publicly made to-day even this little shred of the pepiniire is not to be preserved. The blank space in the map, which has already completely effaced in the Parisian all gratitude for the Emperor's seemingly liberal letter, is intended, report now goes, for the site of a barrack! The Patrie announces that the powers parties to the convention relative to the Danubian principali ties, have already anticipated the probability that they may be called upon to meet in conference, and have fixed upon Paris as the plaoe of meeting in the eventuality contemplated. The Bourse, after a tempor►ry rise, closed rather weak. The final quotation for Rents was 69fr. 42ic. for cash and 691 r. 35c. for account, being a rise of 12ic. and sc. Mobilier fell lfr. 25c. Signor ?denial has been elected Deputy for Messina, Ramage& for Tortone, and Pine for Borghstto. An illustrated paper at Paris publishes the official design of the Great Fahibitlon building and its gar does and ornamented approaches. The whole of the large open apace--the review-ground of the Champ de Mare— will be fully occupied. Hundreds of workmen are em ployed on the foundations. It is intended to complete the building earlier than the time appointed. The Journal de Alontretail states that the cholera has made its appearance in the commune of Famines (Pas de-Calais). On the other heed, the epidemic, it states, is diminishing at Etaplea, where two-thirds of the patients recover. In the last skirmish which took place between the papal brigands and the troops, the latter, being in ambuscade, indicted • lose of two killed upon the former. One of the individuals thus shot wan found to be • strapping peasant woman of about 30, armed and dressed like the male members of the bend. She was subsequently recognised to be the wife of the ch i e f, Cedrons, who is now iseoosolable for his low, and has been seen (according to the reports of peasants inhabiting the districts which he infests) weeping bitterly, and surrounded by his fol. lowers, who iu vain endeavour to console ,him with sug gestions that his Clorinda is perhaps not dead, bat only • prisoner. STILLY COMMUNICATION Brrwzu SAN FRAN CISCO AND HONOLULI3.—A San Francisco letter of Dec. 30 says :—'• The steamship Ajax departs for Honolulu, Seed -1 wich islands, on next Saturday, Jan. 6. She is the pioneer ship of a regular hoe to ply between this port and How,. lulu. The weep is expected to eceupy sight days. Ow link of the great chain of oommunication around the world was wanting, viz., the connexion of the western shores of the Undid States with that vast eastern continent, be ginning st the Amoor and ending with the Hooghly. This line of steamers will partially supply that went, and open fresh fields for Californian enterprise. Two thowaed miles of steam communication to Japan and China is sow open. A. few years ego the commerce with Honolulu wee limited to about ow vessel a month ; now there are three lime of packets plying, and clipper ships, hence for Chins, nod it worth their while to advertiae freight and passers to Honolulu." LITZBOAT SERVICES. -- LLLNDIIDEO ' TUMIDLY Maim—This morning a vessel was observed in distress in Llandudno Bey, while the wind was blowing bard from the N.E., and a heavy sea was running (says John Williams, Esq.). Before our lifeboat could be got out the easel had rank as well as the boat belonging so her, end the men bed to take to the rigging. The " Sisters' Memorial" lifeboat, of the National Lifeboat Institu tion, was, however, promptly launched, but the sea was so rough that at rat there was gr eat difficulty sad danger in nearing the vessel, the lifeboat being submerged several times. At last, by anchoring to windward, the lifeboat amended by means of her grappling irons in effecting a communication with the vessel, sad was then providentially enabled to saw the lives of the captain and crew of two men, and afterwards safely brought them to land. The vessel wee found to be the schooner Morning Star, of Car. careen, bound from Port 'Runde to Liverpool with a cargo of *Miss. Het mew were moth exhausted when rescued by the lifeboat, as they had bees working hard o at the pump all night owing to a leakage. The cost f this lifeboat was presented to the institution by two sisters in memory of a deceased alter. Nsw HOLBORN THEATRIt—The site fir the new theatre in Holborn has bees cleared, and the works au named with the erectims of the building will be forthwith ummeneed. The prieeipal frontage is a few doors east et Browslowermest, media thrownlow.stmet homes bees bees removed for the pen po se _ eanstraming • aids esteems. ADMIZAI/IT I Flat 27. Arrourffiffilla . . Waimea A. M. J Wroth to the Bette% THE FENIAN MOVEMENT IN IBBLAN.i -1—•-- 71)17BLIN, Tu lesDAY Nunn. Four men were arrested in Waterford and one in Cork this day. Other arrests are expected in Cork. On Monday fire arrests were made in Sligo. CHARGE OF SEDITION AGAINST THREE SOLDIERS. A court-martial was held at Enniskillen on Mon day for the trial of Privates O'Briso, Egan, sod Buckley. of the 86th Regiment, charged with singing a seditious sad traitorous meg known as " The Green Flag." Private O'Brien was first put on trisi. He was unddended. Private Corrigan, the first whams called, stated that on the evening of the 6th of January last he went into Mantis's publio-house, sad found a number of civilises end soldiers drinking in one of the rooms. The prisoner, Egan, and Buckley were them. Songs were sung ; end at last the 86th were asked to oblige the company with • song. Egan then mug the " Flag of the Green," but whoa it was sung some of the civilians grumbled at it. The prisoner and Buckley joined in the chorus. Whams thought he might know some of the song if he baud it read. Wee climetified with the song himself, as he thought it was disloyal sad the mods seditious, sad left the house after it was sung. Colonel Eamon said he would now read the song, and bend it into the court. [He here reed the venom] The witness rid he believed flit wee the mom although he did not remember all the words. A.esoding to military discipline, he believed the melbas wine not gam when they sang the song. TIN ewe is premed*, and the tads may last severeniff DIIBLiN, Tosn►r ansura: —. To-night's Gazette offers 1001. reward for such informs• tion ea ennead to the erred at Geary, who Erect on the head-constable in Newcastle. The Gazers alio 'attains proolamations calling in arms sad ammunition is the places , proclaimed on the 23rd. These include Belfast and Galway' . and the counties Westmeath, Down, Longford, sad KW, • 4 and Queen's Counties. A soldier of the 24th, who deputed with word resadst of ammunition from his post, on gaud st the Royal barna& , 4 ; a month sinew, was arrested to-day. • • From Oestlebar, Cork, Babas, Waterford, sad Bailiw robe arrests are reported. The muter of the B.athkeale Union and a Marsoo&SlP" • t student were arrested to-day in Limerick. • . • ••• THE ARTISANS' AND LABOURERS'"" ‘l.l DWELLINGS BILL. . _ 21 T " • TO TEI ml2Oll OP TEI =PRIM or •"I • Bs,—Tour paper is read by large number "ot: intelligent artisans. Will you permit me to remhid thrls" . , that:now is the time to support 'llr. Torreas's "Artleiiar e 2 and Labourers' Dwellings Bill* by petitions? Sorely it step in the right [direction. The Intramural grave-,' it 4e • l where only only the dead were buried, are dome away idA t •,, We now want the places where thosmands are burled, ilivg ,„,,, to be Wooded to by the government.—l am, Ac., mit .• nos HARRY JONES, Incumbent of Bt. Luke's, Berwiek-street, Sotto. 4.44 " g 2, Daokem.ebeet, Portland-pleas, W., Feb. 27. MIL ?Di mass _ I fr• THE POOR-LAW BOARD AND THR BETHNAL-0 GUARDlA2lB.—Yesterday Lord Enfield, M.P., the • of the Poor law Board., cornmuniosted to the • •• 1 f Bethnal-green the board's decision in the inquiries, • were held relative to the sudden deaths , nude: • • - circumstances, of two pauper inmates of the wo • • will be remembered that one OM was that of am of • a.l) mate named Flowers, who was warded in a sick ward, was sent out to sleep in the body of the house , where 4".1 bad no proper care, and, dying in the sight, no ellastifibu v • was called to him, es all the paupers were looked:1a , a together. The other ease was that of Robert Soolly..„ mother old man, who was admitted on the relieving offienie ceder as " howler sod destitute." The board, in the ease of James Flowers, request that the nurse may be. • • strongly admonished, and direct the attention of the • • dims to the expediethy of providing sash additloaai sat 1 commodetion as would prevent the noosenty of temaiss on the male side of the workhouse, or of seadtgglidim @lotto sloop oat of thud* wards, by which est the locking of the doors of the wards is rendered As regards the medical officer of the workhouse the board think it would be a more satisfactory arrangement if this officer, or an snidest medical after, were required to reside in the workhouse. His duties should be performed by him personally, subject to the appointment of • Dipill o; qualified practitioner, to whom application maybe made is ibises* dth e medical officer. With regard to the cede of Robert Seely, the Board are of opinion that the porter clearly neglected his duty in not reporting the case to the master or matron, and recommend that the resignation of James Cardwell should be required, or that be should be discharged by the guardians alter giving him due notice. IMPORTANT PROCERDLNOS UNDER THE ISLIROBANT SHIPPING Acr.—At the Thames Pollee-court yesterday (spied' Elijah Hitching., the master of the ship Waders Star, lying in the St. Katharine Dock, apps red before Mr. Partridge to answer four summonses, taken out against him by Mr. Weal*, an officer of Onstoms, by order of the Board of Trade. The first charged the defendant with violating the third division of the 224th section of the Mer chant Shipping Act, 1854, in failing to provide and keep on board a niftiest quantity of lime or lemon juioe, se ne quired by the statute. The second, that the crew of the mid ship having then been consuming salt provisions for tea days, tryend did neglect to serve out lime or lemon PLUM after the rate of ball an ounce pee day to sea person so long se the consumption of salt provisions was continued. The third charged the defendant wi•h failing to make as entry in the official logbook at the time and in the manner required by the Merchant Shipping Act, 1854, of the Meese of a certain member of the crew named Thomas Schroeder. The fourth charged a similar offence as regarded another seaman, named James Verooo Monger. These two women, it was stated in evidence. died immediately on arriving home. Mr. Par tridge, after hesriog the case, was of opinion that on the first summoos there should be a movietion. There wee not a sufficient quantity of lime or lemon juice kept on board. A certain quantity had hem taken on board and served out on the outward voyage. and it was added that none wee supplied to the crew on the homeward voyage. If it had been properly dealt out there would not have been enough to last the whole voyage. On the first summons he should convict the defendant, and inflict the full penalty odß and costa The second summons was withdrawn, and in each of the others the defendant was fined 40s. A COOL APPLICATION. — It appears that the cupola of the Town hall of Wareham requires an outlay of 71. or 81. to repair it, and recently the high-spirited corpo retioe of that town conceived the idea that the mat eco nomical way of mine( the paltry amount would be by a begging-letter to the Prince of Waite. They received through the Mayor, thi k follo eine reply from General Koollys , dated. "Marlborough House , Feb. 20.-1 am desired bythe Prince of Wales to acknowledge the rootlet of your letter, repre senting to his royal highness the dangerous modition of the cupola of the Town-ball of Wareham, and soliciting that be would be pleased to order a donation towards its repair. His royal highness is you sensible of the loyal feelings which have prompted you, as mayor of Wareham, to make this spend on behalf of the corporation of so ancient and loyal a borough, cad it would have afforded hint sincere gratification to have answered it favourable, had b el e not feared such precedent might be productive of simi appeals without the same merits or the mote excuse. Hie royal highness trusts, however, that the estimated expense of repairs being only between 7/. and 81., the good feeling of the inhabitants of Wareham will, on such an occasion, where the lives of their corporation are in question, supply the want of any corporation fund applicable for the required purpose." RAILWAY AND OTHER BILLS IN PARLIAMENT.-- The examiners (Mews. Smith end Vivre) yesterday posed of the following bills i —The standing orders were declared by Mr. Peers to have bees conspired with is the opposed ewe of the Berke and Hants Extension Railway ; the oppeeed Aberdare Northers Railway was adjourned until the 7th proximo, sod the opposed Whims of the Bath Corporation and the Kingston and Epsom Railway until the Bth proximo : the Andover, Radatock, and Bris tol Railway and the West Draytoo and Stamm Railway were adjourned until this day (Wednesday); the standing seders were declared not to have been remelted with in the a we ef the opposed politicos of the Great North of Scot land Railway Bill (petition for additional previsioa), sod the Dublin Southern Docks (Tramway or Railway) ; there was so appearmes made b the parties to the Colchester Gee Oossamers' s Bill. In the Courts of Re• ferns it was decided that the following hills were to be reported :—Birmiagbam Water end Cambridge Univeraity bed Tows Water. The Holyhead Water, the Leicester Water, the Newark Gas, and the Paisley Water Bills were usopposed. The coonderetioo of the Nelson Loos! Board, the Huddersfield Water, and the Mary Improemmt, Harbour and Dock Bills were sdj A deputation from the Indian Tramway Coat pony, twist* ot Sir M ac d o nald Stephenson (thairnias), Mr. George Ninths (deputy chairmen), Mr. Hoory_Brockett, Gomel Gave Mr. Thomas Cardwell, and Mr. 11. R. Rooth had an interview yesterday with Earl de Grey and Rises, gelatin, to the extension of their works is lathe, i I . 4;:' Li I'