The Express. — London, England, 1868-05-20 00:00:00

, -- r , .1 • • - 4,j __ a - /mg. c.ft.ft • 4 R 1f:12 3 IVIAY LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 20, 1868. • , I Na 6,797.] 1 ...1•1; of 1.1.71V111VR CAITTAL for the COMPLIMON of (Win constructed finder a Contract whereby the Oovern mot of India have agreed to pay for all water supplied for Irrigation, forming a Guarantee against loss by non.paymeet .1 eater-rates. such works basing Mao commenced to yield so that there w(11 be no delay fn nabs preliminary phut, te., all of which have been effected, and made ready for hontediate oositruetive operadon•—• great ad rentege, not possessed heretofore b any other undertaking of a like character, because the of profits has been thus brought so mach nearer. Th. , capital has been divided into eharee of LlO each, end stock In sums ranging from £lO upwards, to suit the convenience of all; as It Is thought many mar &Urn to take • &finite amount of stock, or to pay up Is fall, and thus be free at once from all future care about calls, and from all future liability. whilst Mhos may prefer to pay a smaller sum down at a deposit on shares, and pay up the residue by instalments as calls may be made. tOTAIIPED id. ONE PENNY CLAPTON-PAIL meg 81 Johan ChstrelL RAC/LIMY. —MOM* PRRICHOLD BUILDING LAND. MLJ. TAYLOR is instructed to S AUCTION, at the Leedom Tavern. /*homes City, on MONDAY June ft, at 15 tar 1, seven three Lots of very eligible FRILHOLD BUILDINCI LAND, Tarte' valuable frontages to important thereughiares, and conidetleg of One Tavern 1 lot, fght Shop Plonk in Claptou road and Rushmore. road, mid Mit) four Plots far Private Homes, in Abesek-rood, Rosametwroad, ant PowerscrottMed. Numtesithe of the pur. chive-money may remain on mortgep or contract at 6 per coot . Interest, to he paid in nice by equal quarterly instalments, or the balance may be at an y th ee w ith ou t no ti ce s, —Plan partientars, and eon! us of sale may be obtained on and after Wednesday, May tit, of Mr. R. Herber, 1, Portland place North, Clapton-roed : of T. W. Rogers, Em , imitator, No. TO, Yen church-street ; of Messes. Hammack mid Lambert, architects and surreyom 69, Bishopegateotreet Within: at the place of sale . sad of the Auctiunoer, at the °Mom of the Loudon sad Suburban Lend and Building Company (United), No. 107*, Fenchureb street, City. OPENING OF THE LEEDS FINE ♦RT EXHIBITION. rs tyro.. 1 1 11 E EAST INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. ~.srporated by Special Act of Parliament, whereby the : each Shareholder is limited to the amount payable upon I -Lan-s, or the amount of his Stock.) SC HvMlll OF OPKRATIONS. "THY. "HUSSA UNDERTAKING. oond lame of capital of £1.000,000, to consist of shame of each, and stock in sums varying from no each upwards. uposit upon Shares gl per share, with liberty to pay up the mining £9 or a less amount In advance of calla. ifreposit upon stock £lO per cent. upon application, and the remainder within three months after t. tIEOIII OTIR RPNCILL SPECIAL NOTICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE lAISVH,A,M7 tpCLITY. Bow shares have been already allotted in India. The share capital will be called up skwly, and so ea, with the stock, to maintain an expenditure at the rate of about i 130.0.0 per annum. 1.2 per share during each year will be ample foe this. Applications tor shame may now be sent to the Com ny's otllcee, 8 and 9, Queen-street-place, Southwark - bridge, London, EC., when a full prospectus and forum of application may be had , but It is necessary that It should be understood that no application will be considered unless • deposit of Al on each share, or of dlO per cent. upon the amount of stock applied for, has been made either to the bankers of the Company, Messrs Samoan, Itouverle. and Co., so. I. P. ll -nail h eat. or at the °Mom, 8 and 9. Queen-street-place, Southwark.bridge, London, S.C. The deposit will be returned without deduction if the application is not acceded in. i e:bu.nea i~w. All persons who effect Policies on the Participating Scale be fore June 30th, Ma, will be entitled at the next bones to owe year's additional Share of Profits over later entrant.. Tables of Rates, and Forms of Proposal, can be obtained from any of the Society's Agnate or of CiIWZOS CUTCLITIM, Acteary and Secretary. 13, St. Janies'asquare, London, B.W. Interest SI1:17c per :cut. willi; . §;l4lkiif.yearly upon an deposits from the 14 July next, upon all payments advance of rally and in payment of stock, made before that day from the acme time , and from the day of payment if made after that time. EPPING, ESSEX -FOR SALE, • FREE HOLD detached COT LAO), standing upon hall an acre of land, on the high road ear )typing . containing four bed-roosna, two parlours , two kitchens, and _ pantry besides , outbuildings. i r railway ticket, en per annum. Moo for the freehold, 4.510. t. —Apply to ldr. ZVI. 3, Union-court, Old Broad stree la the allotment of shares a preferetwe will be given to those •ho shall have paid la full or to any extent In advance of calls. DIRBC/0/1.4. JAyll4 . 71 . 101180 N, EN.. Chairman._ _ _ LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Instituted 1823. Invested Assets—Upwards of Fire andaer Million Annual Income—Halt a Million. nab= rata—Aever and a Halt William Pour-Mho of the pronto allotted to the Aseurad quinquennially. Bonuses hitherto added to Politico—Upwards a Four Millions. For Prospectuses. Iltatenwate of Aotounte, etc.. apply to the Actuary at the Oates. Irisetotreet, London. WILLIAM SAMITXL DOWNiti, Actuary. I ientenantColeael Jobe °times,lnie of the fhe Hon. Arthur K innaird., 31.1'. I ieutenent.Colonel WHWm liMnipbell Onslow, late ol the ‘i ”ore 4.4llllMillioa iwneral qtr George Pollock, MOB., O.C. :LT., de. SZCILETAILT —John Westwood, ABEIDOILL! PRONPrC•PUV. I he circumstances under which subteriptions are new invited . this Company, to a further issue of capital are peculiarly t otirable for investors. and present the s tro ngest guidance of sound and profitable charact•r of Wu undertaking. to cow :rte which an additional sullay is requited. 14 they are now planned, and being constructed, the amnia when completed according to the estimates of many snai -1 .t.lll meat competent to judge, including Colonel Rundall and he present chief engineer of the Company, convey water fur the 'citation of shout 700.400 acres. Adopting &temporary reduced rate of charge for irrigation, and retiniaUng the returns from navigation at the very moderate total • 13 per cent. upon the i.titlay tthe present chief engineer has just ,ported that he eatbnates the return upor the tidal canal will • at least 10 per cent, '„ and allowing the high charge of 5 per for repaint, maintenance. establishment, &c., the t returns fr...Mthe sections now tLl;;;Comileted would be • .ether 12 per cent., whWt • by the re-mtablishnient of the .nnal rate of lice rupees per acre for irrigation, would be made t.. 21 per cent. net hes. are tignres the accuracy of which can be easily .nquated, and any inquiry made regarding them at the ,n)'s Mikes will be at once replied to, and every informs . .ven. pi . ..pert of nn Immediate and extensive spread of brigs .ani therefore of a satisfactory increase upon the existing • , 1. is highly encouraging. By reports received on the the pre.ent month, and dated the :.10th March, it ap • . that there had then been sighed, connected with the . .i•eta Canal alone, lease. ;principally for three years) 26.000 acres : that applications from calti - . I bout under the same Canal were beteg received .. rate of from 2,000 to 5,4 , 00 acres daily and that the na ...re ...Mine the smaller channels necessary to convey the • , r•• their tields with eernestness ; further, that in the Met ., tin Digit Level Canal meetings were being held by the Ze ;,u•l other unmistakeable signs exhildted that the same -.talent &flans there as that connected with the Ken .r., anal was a mere matter of a short time, and that coining •eafon large demands will be made fur water. • thr Midhaport Coma the effect of the reduction of the •r flat,. de.. hat not. at the end of March, been thoroughly lart,ltilt the Irrigating portion of that Clual had 1L...A for some time previous for construction purposes, • then only been reopentd, but the chief engineer of the • . .0.) and the executive engineer in charge reported that . ao 0, for water, in addition to the 4,0 0 acres supplied • n: had ,olurnenced and were confidently expected to be : i. • ial,tely. to already constructed have now entered upon their . I rrseeue, and they offer to capitalhts not only a safe in ' id, hot one atieh will, most aniuredly, be very profitable, . here it may be added, as confirmatory of this • oinoidiate prolpect, that the portions of the works now in ~ .imiimet to be ',went:el. consfeling mainly of channels • . i•ution of the water, will necessanly be the casket tion well as the most productive, and wig add t.. It, pereentaa of returns oh the whole outlay. . ' anothie feature of great importance, which whatnot t.. 1 10 Ow cohaeletution of the ntneie of this underteklng • . us. -toont. by the contract it is expressly provided that • •o ; •hall toe paid foe the water supplied for Irrigation oitientorv—not by the cultivators themselves—but by • of India: and that the price to be so paid by •. ..r. i.oont the Company for each water shall be the . h tr, .1 to. the cogtivistars, and shall b e so tow repro- the water to the parUes uatng it. 14 tut •tipulatien. It bite hi en acknowletiged by the • eteu...tt that they alone are liable in respect to the non ' !.1144 . 1i1, I, It Alto .utplirtt, 10 that the Couipeny are released 1.411 all trot of lief ills to loss of any portion of their water I,,te nu. ',dor of Ow f...regoing suTangentent eau hardly be d. f,rnone se it does a certain and este guars°. t.- ••I ter r‘ery portiuu of the eater suppliel for TRE DOMINION of CANADA, PROVINCE of NEW lIRVNIWICIK. lease of £411,000 Met Mortgage alerting Ronde of the European and North American Railway Company, fur Kitimat= tram !taint John Westward. The Bonds are to Bearer. with Interest Coupons attached, and are of the nominal amount of £2OO sterling each. Interest at 0 per cent- per annum from let July, DOS, Price of Issue, Elite per £2OO Bond. Bonds repayable at the end of 30 years, if not previously pur chased, by the application of the Sinking Fund provided for their ettinction within that period. Principal and Interest payable la sterling money at the once of Messrs J Morgan and Co. in London. Interest payable Half-yearly, on let January and Ist July. Messrs J. S. Morgan and Co. are authorised to offer for public subscription the above Bonds at the price of Ll5O per £2.0 Bond, the subscription being payable by instalments as under: per cent. or L.lO per ,E2OO bond on application. 5 £lo „ „ allotment. *V „ LSO „ Ist July, 1448 ,deducting 14 per cent., or L 3 per bond, less income tax. for interest up to Ist July'. *0 £4O pa £lOO Bond on Ist August, 1408. YS .. s'o „ ~ let September, 1103. 75 „ g 150 per 41200 Bond. Subscribers may pay the lull amount of their subscription In advance upon any of the above mentioned days. and on such prepayments disouunt at the rate of 4 per cent. per annum will be allowed. From the above it will be seen that the actual subscription price of the Bonds 'without calculating the advantage resulting Irons the deferred periods of payment of the instalmente and the repayment of the hoods at par within SO years, is at t h e rate of 734 jar cent., or £147 per au° Bond. In case default Is made in payment or allotment or of any of the inatalments CM the days named, the allotment will be liable to be cancelled, and the amounts then already paid forfeited. After payment of the allotment money, Scrip Certificates to Barer will be fouled to Use subscriber., which will be exchanged fo7 definitive Hoods to dearer, so aeon u the whole amount of the subscription has been paid bp. The iuropean sad North American Railway Company for er tension from saint John Westward was Incorporated by the Legislative Council and Assembly of Sew Brunswick, in the year for the purpose of constructing a main line from the city of Saint John, New Brunswick. to the frontier of the State of Maine, in the United States, there to connect with a hallway now in cAuse of construction, to the city of Bangor, which Is already in direct communication with all the railways of the United States and Canada. _ . . ----- AlsinCeat the skeleton map accompanying the prospectus will show the extreme importance of toe railway, which wilt complete, In connexion with the lines now made or in course of construction, the only railway communication between the British Provinces of Neva Scotia, New Brunawkl, and Canada, now politically united, and forming the Dominion of Canada. In like manner it will form the connecting link in the main line of railway from lialifax to all the Northern and Western Mates of the American Continent. The length of the line Is 96 miles, and so important was it eousidered by the Government of New Brunswick that a subsidy of 10,000 dollars per mile was given by them towards ita con. struotion, in addition to which the Government of New Bruns wick, sod the city of Saint John, in Its corporate capacity, being authorised by special ACt4 of the Legislature, also subscribed for stook In the Company. The capital of the Company is as follows : Subsidy given by the principal Government of New Brunswick, 910.000 per mile Stock subscription, including subscription by the city of Saint John 900,000 This will be supplemented by the produce of the lathe of the 4:411,000 Staling Bond; forming a Mat mortgage on the under. taking, anti, If necessary, by a I , :rther tense of stock which the contractors have engaged is take in payment of the cost of rolling stock... . . . . . CORDING'S CELEBRATED FISHING BOOTS. Warranted, and are soft and pliable . CORDING'S FISHING STOCKINGS. CORDING'S GUINEA. STORM COAT. _____ CO RDING'S FISHING COAT. CO RDING'S, 231, STRAND and TEMPLE BAR. LIMEY, TAILOR, 120, FIRICHURCH-NTRKET, 120, (Nearly o ir=c Mark F FITTING GARMENTS. Moderate Charm TILE WELL-KNOWN CITY TAILOR', 40, CORITHILL, Opposite Pins THE MACHINE.—" Certainly the most perfect and oninplete, from the simplest stitch.- Mg to the most finished euthroldery."--Afechatua Magazine. Marvellous excellenee."—Courter. " A Wheeler and Wil•on largely improved."—Newoastie Journal.—Depot, 20, High Hot- JOSEPH GILLOTT'S STEEL PENS. T ORN GOENELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH J OHN PANTE ts greatly superior to any Tooth Powder. &es the Teeth s pearl-like whiteness. Prtdoola the elms& ro:qa and Imparts a pleases( fragrance te the breath. Price la. It 1,1 Is. ers deternMed by the directors to limit, at any rate I. th. the expenditure to about t 130,000 per samara, 0! tiny silt In• enabled to make all future calls small in nuular stated periods, not exceeding on the • ; during each Year: at the mine time they're •...• • • • 11.. tct ..1 I ncorporetsou to issue the required capital of 010 each, and partially in Nock dMeible •t.ll - )ius trues Llo upwards —a plan which will • • -,, , .ioirone of those who desire to limit their IlabWty • ~•• • .a, .Lt once and to be relieved from future calla, and • who may meter to pay the amount of capital held by I • . 5.5 indalnivata in the shape of calls. . ; be Shares and Stock may now be made to the •• •• S.-) • inns and 9, gneenutreet-place, Southwark . where a full prospectus and forms of 011..0 had. Hut it I. necessary that it ahonld be —l-1 that no application will be considered unless a • ach share, or of £lO per mut. upon the amount . • . ....m.11,1 for, has been made either to the bankers of the • Ransom, Bout erie. and Co., No. 1, Pall-mall • • d ofnees of the Company. The deposit will be I • enlieut deduction if the application is not acceded to. wytenti...l by the Goverarneat of India. than:—" We have • o cnnle.l this great scheme .the Behar Undertaking) as •• 4 others in India w which private capital should be • eminent have wow agreed to my foe all water I' th e company. they parthipatnß la some of the eke le per cent. shall have bees received by Ili 1 INDIA IRRIGATION and CANAL COMPANY. • , •1 by Special Act of Parliament, whereby the liability • ! , barelinbler is limited to the amount payable upon his • the summit of his Stock. • INTENDED SCHEME. •' THE HEHAR UNUERTAKINO." ' ioninary investigation Using been made, and plans pre• and approved for immediate construction. • t nsne of capital for the Behar limit:risking, X. 1.000.000, in cseb, and stock in MU= varying from £lO each - • • ...•t upon sharea LI per share, with liberty' to pay up tM • co or a bus amount In advance of calls. 'll.ll stock LlO per cent. upon application, and the withal three months of the allutrucut. • •A at live per cent. wi Ibe paid upon all deposits from • 1114 nett, and upon all payments In advance of calls p.iynioit of clock, made before that day, from the came ao.i from the day of payment. if made after that tune. .dlotinent of abates and stock, a preference will laa o. threw who shall have paid In full, or in advance of calla. 1 i. r, and Officers the same as set forth la " the Oriqu " tak ins advertisemeut. ABRIDGED PROM'ECTUS. I Ste in.nt valtiai;n7p7Onddai;ullur;of " nie Behar Jong." secured by contract to this company, ha'e, dur the last eight or ten years, been so well and taeourably • 0v...1 in England and throughout India, ant by the ..tonwrit sod then by the Company's °M -re, and are now .Nlierally known that any statement *hid' the Directors .--...—. .stnadd Upon the subject would be snperfitious: they, there. le, limit themselves to an assurance that they are satisfied it c-sente a sate, sound, and profitable bivestmeut ; and upbeat. titisuly solicit subscriptions towards the requisite capital; at same time they quote, as coufirmetory of their own judg ment, the followieg : Firstly. An extract from a despatch to the lieeretary of Mate in Connell. dated 10th March, ltitt2, lecommidulinis that the hawse Canal Project should be given to • private company,which dmpatch was signed by the late Lord tannin as Governor. I:corral. and by sir Henry Bartle Yrere ; lance Governor of nom and now a Ifenaber of the Council of India In Entrlsndi Sir 'ecil Beadon afterwards IhrutenantGovernor of Bengal% demo. oil Sir Robert Napier now commanding the forces In Abyssinia), motel Laing, Let M. P. .!thsn the Finance Member of Counci l •.t ladle, and th e lion. Bitchie—being the whole of the •eertiniental Council. viz. : His Honour the Lieutenant Governor considers that It ;the ~4.• Canal Project, bolds out bat, r prospects than the War h. ow. and that it would he good for both the Fast India IM- P... Company and f or the country U the company ?ter! to it this iiisti;ad of the other but the proJecto - r;Tieferlbei sekrted by them. A • helVt• lung regarded this scheme as one of all others, in to which private capital should be invited. lhere is this advantage In Government taldng the hiltiative • Liming the great works of the country, that they are so • .1 Niece the public that they tan be discussed In the light know ltdge and experience. The only drawback to doing • 0 , the risk of misleading cspitalish and raising mistrust of ins...meets. 1:: the present instance no inch Hat need he apprehended, i.evidetat throughout Colonel liickena' Report a meet endeavour to anticipate the noutinnun cost of the *econdly. Two paragraphs from a minute recorded by Biz •• ill %lieu Lieutenant-Covernor of Bengal, : magnificent province of Behar, which would be adralrably " • by Captain Dickens' projected canal from the Bonne. •a 1,. re w..uld certainly le very much less than at Cuttaek:. tk‘: 1, turns may reasonably be expected,to be much more ' o• . la,anae we know, as a fact, the value of irrigation in ' The soil is better, and the natural rainfall is lees by half . ..n utvrage, and much lees certain in Debar than in Cuttecit %aluable crop. are not the rain crops in Behar, an d for hoot valnable crepe there it Is found by experience that ex •irrixstion pays, which has not been proved by eve ', to be the general case in utia. •I v , nture to reemereend this enterprieing Company, in whose •• ry person connected with India must feel deep late 'no.. c Captale Dickens' scheme of irrigation from the t tot which complete plans and estimates are available, end wanted but the money." „ 1 , 1 , onirnet with the Government theiComPaliff eh' ul lo revive and retain all profits from the sale 4„,orater for .• ' "`"lbot. until the dividends paid to shareholders Wall exceed Per cent. upon the t o t a l expenditure made, after which ',lane, of midi profits la to be divided equally between the .•., erlda.-nt and the Company. The returns front all other • • • to belong to the Company exclusively. here. of works to be executed has now been thcroughly eaten . nted and carefully r e -pl anne d on b ehalf of the ' segmental submitted to and approved by the Oe The entire tine bander contract by an associated body of con tractors of the highest diameter. Upwards of sixty-eve miles of the permanent way are completed and raa44 , for laying the rails, and the remaining portion of the weeks are In muse of rapid completion. TM contract price, exclusive of norther stock, is 35,000 dollars par tulle, and the estimated tuns news ier) for providing the rolling stock Is 6,000 dollars per mile, makings t , tal expenditure of 40,000 dollars per mile. The rail way, it in anticipated, will be completed and opened for public tragic by lit January, 1560. Very careful and detailed estimates have been made by the Government engineer for the province of New Brunswick, assisted by the chief 'aglitter of the Company. These estimate. attribute to the line an annual net earning of 390,610 dollars, or £50,000, being £66,000 In excess of the amount required to meet the interest on the Bonds. TheTliCiiiisaretiiiiiiisharge upon the net earnings, of which one-tenth part after payment of Interest on the Bonds) is to be annually set aside and appropriated towards a sinking fund for their extinction. This Linking fund will be annually applied In the purchase of bonds at or under par, the residue of the fund being accumulated for rectorate.' at the expiration of thirty years, of such bonds as may nut be so purchased within that period. In order that the position of the bondholders with their rights as first mortgagees might be fully secured, a special mortgage deed has been entered into between the Company and tlamuel L. Tilley. Y,sq., of New Brunswick, the Minister of Customs for the Dominion of Canada, and John Edgar Thomson, Esq., of the State of Pennsylvania, U.S , President of the Pennsylvania Railway company, se trustees for the bondholders, whereby provisions are made for securing the rights of the bondholders as first mortgagees upon the undertak ing ; for the payment of the inte rest in the Bonds ; and for the application of the sinking fund. A copy of the mortgage deed, and of the bond, as well as of the traffic estimates, can be inspected upon application at the Moat of Masan IliftllAM, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., 60, Threadneedle-street, EC. appiicatiOnsWrliOndi Must be made In the annexed form, and the deposit paid to Messrs. J. S Morgan and Co., St, Old broad-alma, from whom Prospectuses and Forms ut Application may he obtAtoed. imi.ioo,iiiiii, 1868. ISSUE OR /2111.000 sTERLING SIX I•F.R CENT. BONDS OF THE EVROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY COMtANY. For &torten tram St. John Westward. No.— py.R.M OF AM/CATION. To be left with J. 9 cforgantati67.: after payment of the preliminary deposit. Genttemen,—)laving paid to youths sum oft I hereby request that you will allot me £2OO Deeds of the above Loan, and I hereby agree to accept such Honda, or say smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further NUM due tharsus according to the terms of the pro spectus issued by you. I am, gentlemen, your oh dient servant, To Messrs. J. S. Morgan andCo„ Siguature Address to fell Date I bat IKILE OF 4411400 STERLING SIX PIM CENT. BONDS OF 'INS Et7EOPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY COMPANY. For Kxtendon from St. John Westward. RECEIPT DEPOSIT ON APPLICATION. IO be retained by Applicant. after loe'ng dined by Mours..l. Morgan and Co. Received the day 11108. the mm of being the deposit required on an applitstkm for an allotment of Me Barb of the maid Loan. For J. S. Morgan mid Co. 1110XTRAORDINARY CURES of PARALYSIS, -Lll RHEUMATISM, and DBBILITY by mane of " HAMS'S GALVANIC APPAILATUS."—The marvellous recovery of Mrs. Eleanor Davies, of Trehanns Cotten, near LanApeter, Males of Dr. Bennett °Wert, of London of Mr. Sidney Davis, of Newlin- Gwen-Tyne ; of Mr. lane, of Atoester, and others have astonished the whole medical profusion as well as the public. They are more like miracles than cures by natural means. All the tonal remedies bad been tried, also galvanism by means of Tortola machines, but In vain. Ilahe's galvanic app a r a t us Na o m i them all to health. Stich astounding cures most surely convince every one that if galvantnn Is resorted to It .Isould be aerial OW means of " Haloes Apparatus." Send ta °stamp' to Mr. AMR, 40, Addison-road, Kensington, for Ws pamphlet. Price of Halse's Galvanic ApparatuA N.lO Ids. INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOVILX FILLY A Gentle Aperient and a Powerful Tonle. Said Werywhare, to Battles i< led.. dm. al_ sad Ik HARRIS'S CRYSTAL SPECTACLES of wall knows excellence can oaly be bed at 62, Great lamed street, opposite the British Mose= Gates. The very beet steel trains 16a and 18s.—THOMAA LIR= and 80N C AUTION the public against persons naiad their name ratablithed 1780. No travellers or agents. ARNOLD and SONS' IMPERCEPTIBLE TRUnelli aclasow/edged to baths lighted and most eau fortable wearing truss invented. lasatie Btocidnt , de.; Abdominal is linse caps, do., far varicose veins, weakness Conveniences, Crutches, Artilicial Lens , Anna, Hands. yes. tr.; and every deo:Antics of surgical appliance manelaotured by ARNOLD end SONS, 36 rind Mt, Wed Sinltheeld, London. N.B.—DhecUevy for aseasarement and prices forwarded. An undimmed female to attend on ladies. PARR'S LITILPILLS increase the strength, whilst many other medicines have a weakening effect upon the system. Let anyone take two or three pins occasion. ally, and instead of haring weakened they will be found to have revived the animal epirita, and to Dave imparted a lasting strength to the body. In sues of rheumatism, debility. stomach =r on labits, bile, gravel, ontaneette affections, headache, Ind'- , Inc., Parr's Pills give immediate relief, without the slightest painorinconvealuoe.—ilay be obtained of any medi cine vendor, in boxes, Ia lid.. ta 941. ; ,and in family packets, 115. each. DYSPgPSIA, OONSTIPATION.— Rapid cure by WILLLOCI3 CHARCOAL. In the shapes of Powders or losimps. Highly approved by the *missy of Malicia, of Paris. Powder, Is.. lozenges. Is. 60.—aole agent, Mr. 0. JOZEAU, Preach Chemist, 49, 449,99444149 t, Loudon.. TOZKATIT COPABINE.—In chronic or fooont GP d 1...... a cure Is effected In an average of elx day.. A p proved hy the Parts Physicians' U 041107.-844 by gi chasuble, 4a It General Deg* tit Perla, at H. Cleat's, phar melte, IA). rue Montmartre, and, In Lennon, at G. Jamas% Trona &semi* M, itroparket. Price IL ROW to RENEW LIFE ; or, the Treatment and Cure of !baguettes. Ileanlenoe, and Nervous Affec tions peculiar to Men. Ay Joax HAIL ,vwf M.D., FAA, London. Dean and Son, 04 LadiatiAin. RG APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL PATeNT LAW COMM IAnIONEns. —On Monday evening a meeting of tie Delegates' Invention Right Committee, consisting of dele gates from the Inventors' Institute, the Working Men's Technical Education Committee, the Workmen's Interna tional Exhibition Committee, the Foremen Engineers' As sociation, the Metropolitan Working Men's Clubs end Institutes' Union, and the Public Museums and Free Libraries' Association, representing in the aggregate up- wards of 200.000 persons, was held at the o oes of the Scientific Recoir, Cockspurstreet, to consider the determination recently arrived at by the connote sioners of patents to appoint three additional commis sioners. Much dissatisfaction was expressed at the con stitution of the existing commission, to the inefficient action of which body the chief evils of the present , objectionable patent law system were aseribed. The course adoped by the existing commissoners, in now seeking to appoint three additional commis sinners, was strongly condemned by the speakers as being objectionable and inopportune, especially when it was considered that the whole patent law ques- tion mast shortly be dealt with by parliament. The fel lowing resolution was unanimously passed, and a copy , of it was ordered to be forwarded to the commission: —" That in view of the want of ieventivensas alleged to be now manifested in this country, and the pernicious in. I &mace thus exercised on manufacture and industrial pro- gress, a thorough reform of our patent laws in a matter of paramount importance ; and, pending the legislative revi sion to which these laws must necesearily be submitted the first session of the z flonned parliament, it I. highly I undesirable that any 'Soul commissioners of patents should be appointed not only the constitution of the present patent law emniniarion, but also the whole of the existing patent lads, as they affect the interests both of inventors and the public, be tally discussed and settled upon a just and satisfactory buis." FOREIGN AID SOCIETY. —The twenty-eighth an nual meeting of the above society was held yesterday at the Manoversiquarosooess; Mr. A. Einaaird, ..M.P., in the chair. The Rev, Prebendary Burgess, the iecretary, read the report, which stated that the society was enable d still to contribute towards th e su pp or t of the nine evan gelical churches in connexion with is in Fiume, Belgium, and Italy, although the grants made were small in amount to what they ought' to be if the members of the church in Erckind contributed mere liberally. It was estimated that in France there were one million and • half of pro testanta protected ill the exercise of their faith by a special law. The teibnincipal societies is France in connexion with this ty were the Societe Evange li que and the' Societe ntrale, to whom had been sent during the past year 6601., and 2601, had been sent to the Geneva Bodety. The total ineenie of the nine es - enginesl churches on the continent in connexion with this society was about 20,000 t., to which this socistx. contributed 2 ,0_901, The then referred to the rapid spread of e v an gelkal Protes4ntient on t h e, continent by the aid of these so cieties and the 200 miadonariuthey employed, In France there were new tweaty journals published advocating their principles, while ia Paris alone there were thirty protestant chapels. The total Income of the society for the year had been 2,3151., of which shank 2,000/. had bees I voted as grant', leaving I The report adopted about 3001. for weeking expenses. wee THE PHARMACOPCEIA. ♦a bind from Om Becand Edition :me 188) of Us* Tram Was of the of the Royal Co&€, of Physicians - a London, By Dr. G. T. Collier. NU/plied by Lonenseji and Co. "It Is no small defect hi this compilation *eating of the Pharmacopagal that we have no purgative we bat what contains aloes, yet we know that biemorrholdal persons cannot bear &hies except it be In the form of COCKLE'S PILLS, • Mob chiefly cowslat of aloes, 'mammy, sad colocyntk, told& I , think are formed into • sort of compound extract, the acridity of which le obviated, I suspect, by an alkaline proems, and by a fourth luilludird (unknown to me) of an aromatic Soule nature. I think no better and no worse of M for Its being a patent 'medi cine. I look id It as an article of commerce and domestic con venience, and do not hesitate to say It is the beat made pains the kingdom ; • inamular purgeot mucous pump, and a hydro s .purge combined. and their effects properly controlled by igent and • condiment. Thai it does not commonly produce hamorrisaids ice meet alaeila pills I attribute to its 1) Mug linvoodidy oolabloopo OM no undboolood osellolos angora So Ike mucous loomboano." 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ROLFE'S PHOTOOR API f rid re st lathes by Is; from his large PICTURE of FREISH-WATER of GREAT BRITAIN, to now ready. Price, plain, LI Is. ; tinted le water colour, g 1 12s. ed. : highly finished in ditto, gt 14a. ed. ; If framed, 10s. Ud. extra. To prevent Diracy, every photograph will bear the Artist's signature. The City stook,. 91, Nicholas lane, Lombard-street, Qty.—N.B. The Original, a Gallery Pic ture, Is now on view, at above address—tree. LEEDS, TUESDAY, The Prince of Wales, with a select party, left Templeneweam about half-past 11 o' c• tia-dey, and drove slowly towards Leeds,: Inteirepersed with carriages and cabs, primitive nibbles and horses rough from the moon were drawn op along the sides of the road, with asto nishing loads of holiday folks, beaming with good humour, and attacking at fre quent intervals the bursting baskets that nursed' their provender. The escort of the Yerkshirel Hussars glittering very bravely in their blue and silver colts, and the scarlet jackets of Mr. Ingram's. outriders and postilions, flitted by there li k e a play scene, and for the moment interrupted the homelyl talk and appetite. When the hindmost carriage had passed through the cloud diciest, • jogging pro-1 cession of carte followed - to me the sigln of Ler.. The mayor and corporation robed in theme:mil chamber at ten o'clock mad drove o ff to York-1 road, where the berouo ends. On their way they were cheered of course, but the u n usua l soun d s of hissing were also !want in the neighbourhood of Marsh-lane, where large numbers of Irish Bye. It is said that the prompt manures taken last • rear by • the authorities t o prevent a pro-1 Tatted Fenian funeral preeen LEADS, TOZSDAY on, was the rea- The ball given by th e M a y or was one of the most so insignificant that it hardly d e s erves notice. A NIGHT. son of this strange demonst r ati on , b u t it was I brilliant that has taken place i n th e nor th of &g -horde or two of thieves c a m e t o L ee d s on Sat ur d ay land. The Pri nce o f W a l es en t ere d t h e room and Sunday, and thornily*? yesterday placarded the about twelve o'clock, and dancing was at once, town to put the citizens on their guard ' • and n de- I begun. Amon gs t th ose who accepted invitations teethe who knew their sways thought they wen sa were Sir George and L a d y Aneyiege, Air. W. B. likely to be at the bottom of the mischief as. say- I D esungst, M F. and Lady Margaret Beau_ body. Whoever they wan, they had .the P . , tinont Sir Frank an d L a d y Crossley, Earl sense to devote their lungs.t o plemanter tads wC i n the Prince came by subesqtenflt. mayor a bg and Qoanteestle Grey and Ripon, the Earl of 'Let his party waited near the arc at the boroargit i land, Sir Henry Edwards, Bait , M.P., and Lady boundary to receive, thOdistingtidhed visitors. Thel Edwards, Lord and Lady Feversham, Earl and crowds here were of the poorest dames, and theYi Countess Fitzwilliam and the Ladies Fitzwilliam, hardly knew which to enjoy reest,—tbse hot mit e ' the lien. Mr. ands C. Fox, Major-General Sir which was making their faces to shine, or the un - . John Garvock, Viscount Hamilton, Lord Claud formsof the oorporation, themilitary, widths police.:John Hamilton, Lady M. A. Ingleby, Duke By and bye, a troop of the Royal Horse Artillery and Duchess of St. Albans, Duke of Devon came on at the gallop, wheeled rapidly into &neigh - . shire, the Honourable C. L. Wood, Lord bouring field, limbered up in d o uble qu i c k time, Houghton, Earl and C oun t ess Grosvenor, the and stood ready to fire , a royal salute just as the Hon. 0. Dunoombe, M.P. Lady C. and the Misses advance guard appeared from nimplienevrearn. The Danc o mbe, th e Countess of Scarborough, Lord inhabitants of the villages of Whitkirk end Halton, Cheiterfiold, Lord Downes, Lord Petersham, the like those of Woodlesford last night, came ont Misses Ingram, Hon. H. L. Wood, Major Tees strong in numbers, in miricellaneous decorating/ dale, General Knollys Lord and Lady Halifax and in handkerchief waving ;old - shouting, for they and Km Wood, Lord : Mayor and Lady not only " supported " a oomph, of 'slight arehes, M ayoress o f York, the Lord Mayor and Lady but outstripped the government in taking pos- i Mayoress of London, Earl and Coantess of kiex session of the electric telegraph wires, and fee. borough, Hon. Mr. D. Murray, Lord and Lady tooned them with flowers and evergreens. ' 'ferries, and the two Mite Maxwells; Viscount Soon after nooa the Prince end. the Mayor met and Viscountess Pollington, Sir L. M. Pilkington at the York-road-arch, and a, prooesaion was forth- and Lady Pilkington, Hon. and Rev. P. Y. Sava° with marshalled. The honor, w ere s ma ll and bare and Miss Smile General Sir C. T. von Strom and the people betweeit them and the barricades bey, Colonel ff. Straubenzee, Mr. and Mrs. poor, and often ill-favoured. They lighted np just Neynee Ingram. • trifle when the Prince bowed his aoknowledg ments of their welcome; but one might be pardoned for fancying the effort unnatural. The previous hissing caused some of the worthy citizens to appre hend a disturbance of the royal progrmui ; but there' was no token of anything bait approbation. Gather ings of Sunday school children added their shrill hurrahs. The heart of the town was, next, entered, and the further and of Kirkgate began to show ales of dense crowding that continued to the end of -the journey. The Prince had been expected at half-past 12, and arrived at ten minutes past 1. In their anxiety to secure seats not a few had been in the building at 11 o'clock, and the interval afforded a good opportunity for the exercise of patience. Once there was ii. false alarm, but at length the guns on the moor and the echo of the cheering without caused all to start to their feet and look towards the entrance. Mr. Hafld, who had a picked York shire choir of 200, and hie own tine band. gave the tap for attention, and after slowly marching along • corridor which could be seen through the ferns and ivy, the procession entered at the end of the hall, while the band struck up the National Anthem. The National Anthem was rang by the choir, when the Prince had taken his sent on the dais. After the performance the Mayor of Leeds advanced, and an address was read and presented. His Royal Highness, in the deliberate and clear style he has acquired during the bust two ox three years, read his reply : My Mayor, Aldermen, and Gentkusen,—l think you for the kind welcome you have offered me. Representing on this occasion her Majesty the Queen, who has been pleased to intimate to me her desire that I should preside for her at tho opening of the noble building which does so much honour to Leeds, lam thankful for the opportunity afforded me of becoming personally better acquainted with your town slid its inhabitants,. It will be most agreeable to me to repeat to the Queen the assurances you have given me of your loy►lty and affection towards her, and of the grateful recollection you retain of the visit of herself and my late lamented father to open your Town-hall. It will be not lees satis factory to her Majesty to hear o the progress in prosperity which one of the most important towns in her dominions has made Since that event. It has been a matter of the deepest regret to the Princess of Weiss that she has been unable to be present with me on this day. She had anticipated the highest enjoyment from the visit, and you may believe that her disappointment is propor tionately greet. (Cheery.) The Prince, in his reply to the executive com mittee, said : Is dirtying the wishes of the Queen, it 12441 been very gratifying to me to attend here this day in order to Man. pirate the opening of a building erected for such purposes as those you have set forth. The account you have given of the origin and progress of the work, its *ten sion and development to other uses than those originally contemplated, cannot have been listened to without a feeling of honest pride in the heart of every inhabitant of Leeds ; while on the part of every stranger present this feeling must be ripened into admiration at that liberal munificence which provides at the same time for the relief of suffering humanity and for the rational enjoyment of the humblest classes. In contribut ing from her own collection towards one of these benefi cent objects, her Majesty has set an ez.imple which I in common with others have hastened to follow, and I feel convinced that the eihibition of these works of art this brought together, especially when the exhibition is such es there walls bear testimony to, cannot WI to produce the happiest results In the cultivation and elevation of the r tastes of the people. I have to return my grateful thanks for the sentiments contained in this address towards the Princess of Wales. It was her most MIAOWe desire to accompany me *Leeds, and the disappointment you are good enough to 4:press at her inability to do so I can *sure you is not greater than her own. (Prolonged charm ) The Bishop of Ripon read a prayer composed for the pccasion, and the choir sung Mendelssohn's AB men, all things praise the Lord." The Prince then started through the galleries on a tour of inspection, and his train was limited to officials connected with the exhibition, and the guests front Templenewsam. Amongst them we may mention the Duke of Devonshire, Duke and Duphess of St. Albans, Earl Grosvenor and Lady Constance Grosvenor, Lord and Countem,Fitz william Earl of Dudley, Earl of Cheste r fi e ld, Earl of Scarborough, Lord and Viscountess Halifax, Lord Houghton, Lord Feversham, Lord Grantley, Lord IL Cavendish, M.P., Viscount .Nevill, Viscount Down°, Viscount Galway, Yiscount Petersham, Sir L. Pilkington, Bart., Sir F. Cross ley, Bart. M.P., Mr. Baines . M.P. Mr. Bee croft, M.P. Viscount Milton ' M.P., C o lonel Hon. 0. Dunoom , e, M.P. ; Mr, Millbank, M.P.; the Bishop of Ripon, Rev. (Anon Atlay (bishop-desig nate of Heseford), Professor Lewis, Colonel TOW Yesterday evening Mr. T. W. Retcliff, coroner for the Liberties of the Tower, held en inquest at the Court-house, Artillery-ground, near Norton Folgete, rels- • tive to the alleged murderof Mrs. Emma Grossinith, aged • • 415 year,. The deceased was the victim of a murderous outrage per petmted on her by her husband's shopman, Alexander Arthur M.ickey, on the morning of Friday the Bth lust Mac m lr p me a Lsoooded, and has continued hit h erto to elude , the I r. George Grossmith, 11, Artillery-passage, Itishosei- • gate-street, said that he was an eatlngthouse keeper. ' The body viewed by the jury was that of his wife. On last Friday week he went out in the morning at about 9 sicisials, leaving her in good health. He returned a* 10 o'clock, and found that an attempt had been made on • her life. Dr. Jackson would not allow him to see his. He had let: in the house, alone with deceased, Alexander Arthur Mackay, who was an assi s ta n t i n th e shop. That yocr.s man Lad, on the Monday preview., spoiled about 10.. worth of goods, and witness told him that there was nothing he abomin ated so much as a chest. He had put a quantity of potatoes in some place to hide them, so that he would not have the trouble of peeling them, and they got spoiled. Mrs. Gressmith told Mackay, "I am glad your master has found you out. You have cheated me enough." On the Wednesday after the Monday witness had to go into the City to pay a bill, and witness observed that Mackay dropped something he wes cleaning, and listened attentively while Mrs. Gromen.ith was speaking of where the money was kept. Witness went away, but hurried back, not liking Mackay') appearance. 1, pore entering the shop be KM Mackay sitting down with a knife is hie hand. He jumped up, looking us white as a sheer, and ern into the yard, where he bolted himself into the closet. The same even ing he came to witness and borrowed 2a. The nex timers ing Mrs. Grommith said to witness that she could not ws derstand Mackay, he was so motleys. His appearance was wild and uneasy. she spoke to Mackay about it. and he said something about his friends. He used to sleep in the home.. On the Friday morning witness's son saw bins practising on apiece of meat with a chopper. lie was so strange and :11-tempered looking on that morning that . witness reprimanded him about quarrelling with the chil dren. Mackay was 19 years of age. Deceased toki wit ness that she had no quarrel with Mackay on the Friday morning. The police at this stage produced an iron bar, some four feet in length, encrusted with blood, and with a quantity of hair adhering to it ; also a chopper, the handle of an iron pot, and a roller, all stained with blood. I Mr. Grosamith identified the articles as his property. He added that on the Wednesday evening, when he went out to pay a hill, he returned in 26 minutes, instead of remaining out as he would have does in the ordinary course. Witness was convinced that if he had not re turned unexpectedly, the murder would have been com mitted that evening. Mackay had no work that required him to Lave a knife in his hands. On the Friday morning Mrs. arommith sent Mackay out to sell some hoses in the neighbourhood, and he brought back the money, Is, 2J. Mrs. Mary Sandeford, a widow, deposed that she re sided at 1.1. Artillery-passage, two doers from Mrs. I hem smith's. Between 9 and 10 o'clock on the Bth inst, her servant came running down stairs and said that there was , some one mooning, and that s h e k new Mrs. Grossmith's voice. Witness went into the eating-house and called to I Mrs. Gromesith, but there was no answer. She therefore walked towards the kitchen, when the servant sums opened the • door. He first looked op through the glass panels of the door. When he opened the doer witness eaw the deceased's legs and a quantity of blood. She said to the servant, " Oh, John, you hare done thie." He answered quite coolly, " No, ma'am, I have not." elm said, " Where is Mr. Groemnith r end he said, "He is round the corner, and I will fetch him." She told himtd fetch him instantly, and he went away, but he *ever . 1 came back. The deceasedsras lying ou her back ins pool r of blood. Witness sent foe Dr. Jackson at once. Mackay'. - face bore marks either from splashes of blood or }Fora scratches. the did not observe whether his clothes were torn. There was nothing amiss in the shop everything was ready for business. Mary Stephens said that she lived at the chapel in t Artillery-street, jest behind Mrs. Grosamith's premises. On the morning of the Bth inst., about half-past nine o'clock, she heard &great crash mei( a quantity of earth. .1 enware had been broken. She distinctly heard a voice say three times, " Oh, don't." It was very like Mrs. Oros- smith's voice. It was certainly a female's voice. She went to the window andssw no one, and there was nothlet suspicious to be seen. Soon afterwards she heard of the attempted murder at the eating -house. At this stems the coroner adjourned the case for the ; attendance of additional witnesses. • THE EXPORT COAL TRADE OF GREAT BRITAIthi.— From @Satiatioaa published ia Liverpool yesterday we dad that daring the mouth of April lust the tots) ticoorte of coal from the several porta of the United Kingdoms •monsted to 033,515 tons, an increase over March et isoxt box, and over April of 1867 of 148,961 tone. The . exports for the four months ending April reached , 2,8 - 62,936 tons, showing an increase, as compared with the eorrreponding period of the previous year, of 306,636 tons. -- The exports dories the past month were as follows Liverpool, 49,433 teas ; Northers porta, 427,462 Moss Yorkshire porta, 47,2 1 2 tons ; London, 4,965 tons ; Mama ports, 300,467 toss ; Baba ports, 104,276 tons. The • 1 experts ooastwise from the Mersey daring April mese 3,367 tons, against 7,096 tons in April, 1867. Tux Taws AND Barrm.—A good set of teeth ' ever howls favourable impositions, while their mese:ration te of the utmost importance to *very Individual, both es rqprds the general hostth by the proper mastication of food, and the mialocteest possession of pure and sweet, breath. Amend the • redeem preparations offered for the teeth and gum we could Piracutarbs .mer rlvaUad tresette.l"rLimpartameiceirenDsce..l4aduz"l".pustrpracti•celnePearin, tni n be stret penWrlm ilisb o log_ lA . ankr'"derua."l.6re": • pest, Mr. F. C. T. Gaseeigne, of IParlington-park ; i Mr. lii. M. Ingram, of Templenewsam : Major- General Sir J. Gar;ock, K.C.S. ; Col. Markham, of Beoca-ball ; Mr. H. C o l e , C.B. ; Mr. (led grave, 11.M.'s Ins pe ctor of Factories ; Mr. C. L. Pox Mr. T. D. Bland, of Hippax-park ; Mr. J. D. Harlon, of Stapleton-park. The respective super. ihtendenta were in attendance at the entrance to each -gallery and accompanied the party through. The company in the central hall 'were 'noontime entertained with a melee tion of music and choruses from Athalie, and from the oratorio of Sidemen. The Prince then returned 6 the dais, and in the name of the Queen formally dpclared the E x hibiti on opened. The Hallelujah chorus, from Beethoven's MAW of Olinex, was . sung, and this concluded the seremony. The P i rinoe partook of luncheon with a select party in s_ especially furnished reception room, and did not leave. _the building until nearly 5 o'clock. The _ i crew& in . the streets were nearly as great as in the morning, and they enthusiastically sped their & parting guest. 1 The weather throughout the day was very hot and fine, but about 5 o'clock, when the crowds 1 were dense and the streets full, a sudden thunder- ' storm arose, and the rain for a few minutes fell in r temente. The storm abated as suddenly as it had arisen. . THE SHOCKING MURDER NEAR NORTON POLOdrs. BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick, sod Central . 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