The Express. — London, England, 1864-01-16 00:00:00

I ~' - N6iiSkAPER i" •:( 4 4 s ' X•-) - _ , I ..›,. Osasax4 ;40 No. 5,441.1 LCUTTA Direct (last shipping day Jan. 23), clipperC ship tOd/i. A 1,11111 tons ',. h 'il . ' ". ,r, i t4l„ohi, Commander ; loading In the Best India nis splendid ship, built In 111611 (owned by Hears ..•• tripoli. and Co., of Glasgoie, V coaddently roma t o shippers. Guaranteed not to take more than KO t metals —Apply to CELLATLY, RANYKY, and SEIFILL, '• Aleultalistreet. BOMBAY Direct (to sail January 15), the splendid slipper ship TAII7AII. A 113 ran, 641 toms resister% J. .‘p fH. cenmander : lending in the Tait ladle Desks ilia 1-.l.l.:ricent ship is confidently recommended to shipper, of lee ;,..,!. Ills splendid mein ecoommodetioo.—For or p ip>l4 • 4 0 0 ) to GEORGE ILLYNOLDO and Op„ 167, F ~..., or to GELLATLY, IiAIikULY, and MIMI. 27 , WA -...,..24trect. E.C. sTgAm to HONG KONG and SHILNGHAE Lik i ng goods for Ilang-Kow and Jimin',Uke_spiendid new ocrhuilt min screw steam clipper ship, 'AZ MAUI_ , All 2 yews, tes regtner, 1 5 9 nominal horse-power, melding e-power, up to OM p: ~.,.power. HENRI' JON to late of the Ballersti, Commander In the lest India Docks. This magaldeent new steam stip built by Masora .1. and W. Dudgeon, of Millwa/1, affords a, brit opportunity to shippers requiring despatch. Her cabin ~,•enuod,dion cannot be surpasood. Vacancies for asidahip ' , c m—tool,' to Captain HENRY JONES, on board or to 6ELLAILI, HA NILEIr, and SZWELL, lia6taballatzest, LC. BLACK BALL PASSEN G ER LINE of CLIPPER TACIELTS for AUSTRALIA tram Londia dimeL .nip. i 11,...urne .. Powerfli l %POUR! . Rcd Rose ,sew: Querr.buld pxcadaod.. Legionottlonoui 0(0. Docks !MO Z. ladle 2500 s India 1,000 s. ladle Jam Ili Pei. !IS JAL U 2,600 t , L India I Feb. 15 Hindostan ;new 2.600 I. India Feb 10 ItoyalAlbert U.) 2.500 I India I Meech 10 'Ai, celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and ra;‘,l passages, earned a world-known emanation, and their pas gazer accommodation L unsurpassed by any vessels afloat —Yew an respecting freight or panne to Australia apW to kW:. BAINI 3 nod Co., Liverpool ; adAsset& for the Bina Loll Line and T. II MACKAY sod Co., I, leadenhallotrest, Polon. Lc STEAM from LONDON to NEW YORK. 1h BRITISH and ASIRRICAN STRAY NAVIGATION .11PAN ,limilect wlUiiespalleb caw al She wwilenswiimi - Mid Om wrew sissows Oise wadi HMSO He New Vert. skip. I Tam. 1 Kaneerwer. Irr-transter Inihbo Nor York 2000 603 ..1 ;500 NO ;500 KO 2.500 NI/ Captaht Glover. Captila Couch. Captain nowt. Captain Bantu Tr.tle niarniAcent vesada are annurpaated by any ocean-going de..xler, and bare accommodation for paaaengera replete with awl contort. The line will asimanenee early la Marcia the oad date to be Axed in a later amooneenient. To toed in the . . VI •totfa Doeka—For Gonad or passage apply to the Company's 4rsio, ALFRED LAMING and Co.. 70. Consign. FROM LIVERPOOL OR QIIIIIIITOWN TO NEW TOIL Tax LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA SITAM-Sllll , COMPANY Inland dr platter their tallisoweral i =bullt Irca Eras litadefflapa carrying the railed Sides FROM LIVEIPOOL FOR NOW TOM ?MIRROR, Wednesday, Jan. Ilk CITY or AGRI, Satarday, Jaw SI CITY or WASHINGTON, Wedasedsr, Jan. IL And ovary Wednesday, and every Mamas' Satanists. Ude passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wedaesday, It It. awl 21 wetness, a mod:lns to the accoasacslatton. Cabin passage by the Saturday's steamers, IS gateaaa forward passage e pumas, Including all provisloas cooked. Passaged tor Cada lia Celled States, and Mash Columbia. booked through to ray advantageous teraa—Pow berthas particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, It, Waterwaset. Liverpool; or to II VS3 and YAM, 61. WUllamuldeß CCNARD LINK —BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL eTEAMAIIIPS, appointed by Hr Admiralty to ma between LIVERPOOL and NM TORR. beterenLl VEItrOOL and BOSTON. the Bootee Alps collie; s: Halifax to land and receive pasemmera and malls. The toi -1 slat ar other vessels are wanted to eiR trots Liverpool, selne at rove te. meviv. the malls: • AUSTRALIAN, for NEW YORK. Saturda), Jan. It ' Taking passengers and goods for Nassau and Havana, to be gnsferred at New York on board the R. M.S.S._Cors4ca. _ .. ASIA. for HORTON. Saturday, January 46. CHINA. foe SET Y(IRI, saturday, January 30. Passage money, including steward's his and promsions, but without whscs or liquors:—To Halifax sad Boston. chief cabin, ON second cabin, CIA. To New York, chief cabin. 866 second cabin. £lB. Freight to Halifax, Boston. and New York, t 3 seer ton, and 6 per cent primate—Apply to J. B. Wooed, 6f, Old croadditreek London . J. M. Currie, Harr% and 12, Macs do Is Lours% Farb O. sad J. Barns, Buchanan4trset, °Lanese D. lad C. *prase. Qllllll/1040W11 cc lr. sad C. Wiser, 8, Water- Imsl6 'Overpack BREMEN. — Direct Route to Hanover, Brune wick. sad Central Germaay.—The North German Lloyd" sphadid steamer ADLER will he despatehed from lonely n, as ma extra boat, January 19, at 9 tor. calling at Pack - wall Pier fee panyencerw at 10 a.m.—Pares to Bremen, 1.2 and CI : rettuu tickets. 43 and 41 lOw Notice toShippers.- 711, port of Bremerhateu bring situated at the entrance to the IV,: Weser. fa always accessible, whilst the other northern Tom at. closed by Ike : from whence `coda may be forwarded at w ..hrate throu,li rated k, all ports of Germany, the rate to hdoc only shoot Ss. per ton.—Apply at CHAPLIICA u•.-Nalothee. Rerent-clecus, W.: or to PHILLIPPB, aIIAVES, oil PHILLIPPA. 11, Rood lane, B.C. A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. .0110 E I 9 HERZBY OFiliKtiii la conformity with the terns on which the dreg Mortgage Bonds of the Pennsylvania rvction of this Railroad were blued, the following BONDS. via: SO BONDS OF 1.000 DOLLA2t3 EACH. 4 99 303 606 806 1000 1306 1640 21 lit 345 532 806 1101 1344 1604 23 10 Sst 614 no 1102 1463 1707 51 196 398 628 992 1106 1426 1709 :•2 231 411 AN 084 1107 14343 1737 SS 295 412 533 1001 1121 1466 DIU 53 449 584 1014 1164 1466 19684 84 20 450 624 1068 1805 1271 146 10 137 451 721 1077 1,311 1310 1834 94 24 472 746 1084 1304 1000 1451 24 BONDS 9W 500 DOLLARS EACH. 211 i 21{Z .- 218.7 EST !Ift 2472 . :447 _l 7 "t-. 11 117. 4 2399 2444 !493 •.6 SIN 2123 !47 2410 2449 2573 90 WINDS OF 100 DOLLAR." EACH. • 7.6 0707 9814 „ 3147 3402 3314 4141 4368 - 5,0 070.5 2947 3973 3410 3574 4114 4350 900 !713 2319 'tlo3 3431 3820 496) 4381 7413 1751 5953 6273 3435 Win 4066 4363 906 2774 3PM 3090 SW 3e64 4136 4370 9-17 anti td7o 3/--0 3476 3911 4368 4486 7 09001 7976 3t46 3677 3513 45110 4397 9,1 0.36 2977 3348 35311 4008 0317 4563 2 14 2674 3146 3-51 3540 4114 4323 4383 rol 3146 3350 3543 4124 4304 43819 sov thli day pobll ly DRAWN at the Loudon Tavern, In thts lily. in the pieseence of Thomas 1104111. Eon, secretary to the tospany. by the and rsigned pabfle notary. Notice b also given that a Vie Bonds so drawn sn--h as have hen boned In Insiokat will be paid off at par on preanutation at the Company's office, No. t. Old Broodotireet, KC,, on and after thilat day of April next, in addition to the coop due =that after which all Interest will c• aae Dindna. Jan. 19. 1984. W. OR tiff, Nobory Public. AUSTRALIANanti EASTERN NAVIGATION comPANY NOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN. that the LIST of lIPPLICA TO IN.. for SHARES in this Connolly will bo MEM to met..m WIEDNOIDA Y nosh the 2oth Met.. after which= the Li ton elB proceed immediately to slim the shares. By order. Temporary OSces, 1, North Joka-atreet, Unerpool. THE CONSOLIDATID DISCOUNT COMPANYJAmfted. Na a Abaarob.laaa Capital 11.000,4/06. Gvorxe Walter Coustalle, Esq. illesern Constable and Writes`, Mincing lamb. George Denny, Esq. tlescre. George Denny and 011, Greet M. Helen's. William Little. Esq.. Director of the Cape Town Railway. Mm. 31'Arthur. of the firm of Win. and Alexander Sl . Arther. Australian merchants. 44, Ifoornatesstreet. V' .1 Sunnivi. Evq, Nesan. Servo& King and Sargood , London and Mellvuorne. Tlv.rniii Shepherd Elehanlson, Isq., Director of the Buenos Ayres and River Plate Bank. JAMES Thompson, Esq. Ileaws. Le Gros. Thompson and Co.;. ilutterlitne. 'Hush Fraser %Orman, Esq.. 'Richard Manners %antlers" Iraq., Means. Sail d 0•11111 sad Co. Baker. Esq • 'Committee of Management. gamalrat—The London and Visaliafaster Bank. :bumf kle,r• Sole. Turners, and Bardariek. The business ••4 tld Company helm: In salve operation, She birActors are prepared to discount approved Mercantile &Hs, ad b. make ad% awe: upon negotiable beensitlea. 11 ..0ef received on depociL at call and short notice, at the current market rates. and for longer periods upon terms to be tpovulh agreed upon. A NC:Di-AUSTRIAN BANK.—The Directors a a her t snnnsnev that this Bank has wow COM IIRNCED tad.\ ERA L Bre I N 1, 44 In Loudon. and is prepared to Negotiate 1N11...1 Ev hem,. Onun Letters of Credit, sad wry out other oyeratsces bet.ren Gnat Britain, Vagina , . Trieste. he. F. BREUER, General Manager. TemPoutry OMees, 10, Blrehin•thne, LC. IiEAT I NG'S COD LIVER OIL. The finest linte.ned this season The PALL NZWYOF NOLAND, P"" and WMlew the LIGHT BROWN, cheaper and of good qwridY. The dentaud for these Mb, most highly recommended f w the medkuaol pnmerties, has so greatly increased, that Mr Keating, helps anxious to bring them within the reach of all now imports direct, the Pole from Newfoundland, sod the grown from the Norwegian Islands. The Pale may be bad in talf.runts, Is. AL: pints, th: quarts, is. 6d. The Light 1111.1111, 1 n 141,1tA , quarts. U. Pt. At 79, St. PanTs-church.yor.l, London. 9111 E IN V lOORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE. The most ecieatifteally prepared and most powerful nutrt conhal ever introduced re sto res to their normal condition all the secretions, on the integrity of which perfect health de. iwods. It Is a sped& for debility of all bads, and from He eon. Loplog, among other Ingredients, pepsine and plowspateed and; "la prove hwhly N 4101,161 to the nervous sad drepeptle. e t" 6 e. per bottle, or four quantities in woe for it.. Sole Afeota News . teten sod Co., .1" oxfOrd aireet, sul 113, Lestithhallath et. GC.. Wisdom sydury 2.)J1?.-1 LONDON, SATITEDLY EVENINCI, - "J'ANUART 16. 1564. TIE SOCIATT LANmetes BUSIOCALPONS for T HE S E CUR I TIES the MART (Limbed). Capital £,000,01', in ACM Stereo of the snob, of *Mob £1,040, WO, in 20,000 Shares of AN each, May te be lamed ea present. £3 per Share to be paid on allotment. It in not contemplated to call mere than £lO par Share is an, or more than £5 per Share u umiuding £3 on allotment; in the the lint year. Incorporated, with Limited LialAhty, under „ The Composite Act, 11M2' Application will be made to Parliament, In the out itemles, for an Act conferring 'pedal powers. His Once the Duke or MAILDOIROUGH, Proddeet. The Menton of the Intereattend roaneUl Society (Untied) • . acting as a Flamm Committee. . John BaW, Sm., M.P. % Director of the Bank of Inland.) Sir Janne inrgoroo , Bart iitt M.P. Tine Soothed' Orerals. Y.P. John Cherie' . Bmt, M.P. Jam.. klo, Emu.. ir Laurence Palk, Dart., Y.P. Sir Henry Strom, Bari.. M.P. William Daman gm., Dublin. Henry Farquhar, Eel. ;Harries, Farquhar, and Co.) Sir John Gray, Dobkin. Henry Kingroote, Et. uecier John Huratiolloyd, . ( Director lends Improvement Company). Hon. Willem Napier, , Leads Improvement Company). Hon. Henry Piece. Sir Charles Rich, Ban. (Chairman Lords Improvement Company). 1111111•Twells, kaq. (Hamra Barclay, Deem, and Co.) e.. 1 Maws. Barclay, Dona, Trltio;, — Twella. and Co, Lombard. amok /mace. 111101mor Rintm voretatarrwrAte • ,-lit flarroallatront Lomb& • onurerruas. Yaaaei Dlrebarn, Dalrymple. Drake, and Ward. PaaOawoo ) . Ratreet, Landoir. Malara.Rest and Mom a, Charlottarow, Mass hawk Mesas 4fignter, Blau, rnd Cowan, W.S., lf.dlaboratt. John Xsetwatius Cantwell, John Julian, Zoo., IROESAS Meson. Seymour and CO.. Throgmorton.etreot. Mom& P. Cammovo and Co.. 64, Threadueodlo•etroet Offfors —lnternational Society's Temporary Oftlees 54, Uld Bros& Mreet, LC. ; and 2, Old Palace yard, Westminster, a. W. The Directors of the Internetlonal Financial Society, In sub title prospectus to the public, call attention to the fact tite ndt e n le Company has been established to supply an admitted want in this country, where landed property Is lees negotiable as a fund of credit than In any other of the States of 6toroye, in meet of which large financial amociatiena, such u the Deab of hypothecation in Prussia, Austria. and Holland. the Credit Yonder of Prance, Sc., &c., make advances on land with peony titnde, at a moderate rat* of Interest, and at small attendant el =midertakinp are all founded on the principle of the in tervention of a society, with large subscribed capital and con sequent credit, enabling It to raise money on the most favoura ble terms, as an intermediary between borrowers and lenders seeking investment on landed security. The difficulty, delay, and heavy costa incurred to effecting the mortgage of eves ant-elaaa paned', are well kauwn : and there are numerous valuable interests arising out of land which are at present &Inuit wholly unavailable as a bane of credit, espe cially In times of financial depression. The Company will act as agents ietweea the Inreating public and the borrower. They • ill also make advances repayable at fixed terms, or by terminable annuities, on landed estate, and on every charge upon land, such as county and parish rates, rates levied on land under public or private acts of parliament, royal charter, commlaaions of sew rs, improvement rent charges on private estates, towns improvement rates. ground renta, harhour trusts, de. . . AU the necessary preliminary steps have been taken for apply ing to parliament to the ensuing scrim for a special act in aid of tae Company's operations : and with a view immediately to secure to the Company a field for the oommenoement of business, provisional and remunerative arrangemeuts have been made fur operations of an extensive character In connexion with eecnritlet created for the Imyravement of land, under the tends Improve. merge Company's Acts of Parliament, and which are preference charges oa hateable private estates. l'pon the basis of the securities thus acquired, the Company will issue Mortgage Debentures at fixed rates of interest, payable bail-yearly, for shorter or longer terms, WI may stilt investors . and such a system of registration will be adopted as will effectively protect the lenders from any over ism of debeu. term by the Company. It is well known that very large eons of money Ile comparatively idle In the provincial banks. and In the lauds of trustees and private individuals. which It Is believed will be readily Invested tluosigh those agencies, in mortgage debentures founded upon real securities, and further guaranteed by a large uncalled capital. tuany of the securities constituting. as before mentioned, lint-charges upon land under xpecial seta of parliaments. The Company acting by their debenture system, will be enabled to turn over their paid op capital many times In the year. It is estimated that a working fond of 4200,000, being L'lo per share, would be surticient to conduct • business In , velying x9eratione of three or four millions per annum, and • moderate commission upon that aerostat would produce an income whkh, after mating the most ample deductions for working expenses and reserve fund, will leave a aim available for dividend whiten& W remunerate the shareholders on an unusually high scale, as proved by the large prods made by the Lands Improvement Company In the teu years they have been In operation. The powerful landed end Muncie] support which the Com pany has already obtained, insure the two elements which are easentlal to a commertial success, namely, a steady and constant demand and supply. Applications for shares must be made to the International Financial Society Liredied), at their temporary others, hi, Old Broad-street, LC. - ROYAL AL H RA.-FRANCONFB GRAND CIRQUE DEPARIAL EVERY smarm@ at ME- M& 7 : Morley, Wednesday, red gate d, at "This troupe U ertehtly or of the bri we have had In Ragland for some Beata 1110 Cirque Imperial ratel! count on a long career of prosperity to 1.0 , on. '—Tbe tilat THE OXFORD.-1111113 'VINING a new and original Ogatata, Inigten by Itlablell Mossix=l composed by W. Meyer Late expressly for Aim entitled KING CHRISTMAS, geggerted by the mem emeggia, with full band and th ane Directer Mr. P. Jae/Among Coatsdy o ZZ e neworib, Mager, W. Banat T. Mather, and Ames w arti=egurs. Bort, Lea and rano Goa As Imperial Mao pax R EGENT , Innoent- square, near Victoria .ll. street, Westatoster.—dolectione from grnanr and "lien mntuda. • blue boons Madame Comma, from L kale. Mina, with einclent bend and chorus. Russell Grover, con ductor. Goode tenet : I. G. lords, (*Willa garter, Nat Oiliss. resat Raft The Alexander lemony. dr. The FAIRY FOUN TAIN, by Mr. A. &Ironer, upon the largest sod most magnificent scale yen stansgekd. Nready, temp., price is. ed. cloth tpedure IL), THE INNKEEPER'S LEGAL GUIDE : What be Must Do, What be May Do. and What be May Not Do. • Handy-Bonk to the Liabilltise, limited and mullioned, of Inn keepers, Alehouse Rotuma. Stalreshmeut-Itomme Keepers, Ac. With verbatim copies of the Innkeepers Limited Liability Act, the General Licensing Act, and lama. lip Itscuaan T. Tits watt., Esq., of the inner Temple, Earrister-aLILaw. Loudest : Lockwood and Co., 7, Statiorien%liall-coort. Twat LONDON:, ITALIAIC, and ADRIATIC UN NAVIGATION COMPANY fl.lattaa. *corporate midst Comm .niss Act, INA whereby*. liability of sitmehalismis lied to the iunonat of tbirpitams. Capital in 10,000 shares of £5O ea*. Deposit AI pa shaman application, and a farther Font* of AM per a allotment. co, not to exceed 8,5 pmhue , nor to be made at less intonate Jima three months. G. Whom Browne. 744,„Directerot the China and Japan Btesrs Navigation Company. Ingra d m Chapman, /sq., Dire secr el the Mance Beak of Landes an Liverpool. Hash C. Z. Childers, Sm., M.P., Director of the Royal Mall Maim Packet Darageey. James Nug pany.ent Dialsk sq., Cheinisaa of the Bleeinvall Bailers, Com lama taming, Boy., Director of the London and County Bank. John 8. Margetaon, Zan, Director of the Thames Iran Ship B iildnig Company. 1 0 Tinker, Ecy. ;Maass. Grinnell, Tinker, and Morph, ship owners Lenienhall-aireet. William 1. ilattiorno, Bee, Maws. Ulleiberne and Co.), Landes, Barnard Castle, Durham, and Btartforth,Yorkshire. F. G. Westmorland. Esq. (Mews. Chaska Joyoe and Co.?, Di rector of the !Mercantile Credit Association (Limited). At nrtvg—John 84/1, Bog. , Wawa. quitter, Ball, and Co.) London and County Bent, IL•Tenbard•atreet, London, and IfrascheL Alliance Bank or London and Liverpool, LiverpooL ConaoLdated Bank. lianebarier. News. Robins and Barber.Thrnsdneedleatreet, London. Mama. Taunton and Co., Liverpool. blames. More sad Kirk, Yaw Water. oucrrois—M,rza Madan and liarliboll. 20, Legs Arms. _ sra. SVPIMMIMENNO boats—Mart %wows, lbw' Baolumar-Osonge Great, Ban, Temporary OPlces-123, Venal=hairnet, B.C. The increase in the lliedliZrieneanirade during the Mat tan years, as shown by the °Meal returns. amounts to £:7.000,000, to which the Italian, Greet, and Adriatic ports have very brgery contributed. in order to meet thli Increase of trade more Mem tonnage from London hes become a matter of urgent necessity, the preference by merchants for steam over sailing comaryance for their goods being such, that the Lawton have nu hesitation -in stating that needy the whole trade to and from the Medi terranean will shortly be carried by screw steamers. It ts cake- IMed that at least 100,000 toes of doe goods at. anima, *s ained from London to Italy and Greece, while upwards of 209.000 tons are annually imported. The Director; in resolving to establish this Company. are further encouraged by the facts—that two lines of screw steamers hate, for some years, been engaged with most successful results in the trade between Liverpool and the Italian ports—that the leading merchants in Loudon. Interested in the Italian trade. have constantly urged the or,•Wrtlon of the lines now pro posed : and many of the merchants is Italy and Orem*, in order to show their eonddence i the ametseas of the enterprise, have offered to contribute towards thee:2oW required, and otherwise to support the Company in every possible way. The obletits, therefore, of this ipismy ens the estabP•asuen lst. Otilitre of acrew - 'stassners between Loadon and the ports orGenos, Leghorn, Naples, Messina, and Palermo, to sad with vodestating restlarlty at Wirral' of not lass than tan days; and _ _ _ d. Of lines suited to the requirements of the trade between London, Greek, Adrtatic, and other poets la the Mediterranean. In order that the operations of the Company may be ono - mewedwithout delay, the Dtreetoes have provisionally catered Into an arrangement with the Directors of an existing line to take over their four new steamers, viz-, the Alexandra, ClatUdia Italia, and Venetia, and valuable connexion in the Italian trade, by which the shareholders will enter immediately into • prollt able business the price to be melted upon by arbitration, and to be accepted in shares of the Company. Them Mermen have been expressly built foe the trade, are of 900 tons builders' men. surement'and the engines, of 153-borne power,fare by Mean. Mandalay, Soo, and Yield. Orders wiU be at once given bre the construction of the necessary &hiltless! steamer& Calla is ill not exceed LS per share, nor will they be made at less interests than three months. To the extent of £25 per Ware shareholders will be unfitted to anticipate future calla, receiving interest on such pre payments at the rate of I per cent. per annum. Should no allotment take place, the whole deposits will be re turned fee of deduction. No promotion money or other outlay beyond the necermuy expensni incurred in the formation and establishment et the Company will be paid. A ropy of the articles of association Iles for inspection at the Solicitor's Offices and at the offices of the Company. Application for shares to be made in the annexed form, sad forwarded to the secretary, at the Company's Wilma, or to the Brokers or Bankers of the Company. PORN or APPLICATION YON. MARI& ;To be retained by the Bankers. To the Directors of the London, Italian, and Adriatic atom Navigation laupany ;Limited). Gentlemen,—flaring paid to the bankers of the ahone.namad Company the am of £ I hereby request that you will slat ms Wars In the mad Company : sad I agree to ac cept such Mara, or and smaller number that m►y be elated to me, and to become a member of the company and I antbalse you to place my name on the register of mambo , e in aspect of the shoran to he allotted to me: and I agree to be bound by all the conditions and regulations contained In the memorandum and ankles of ammtatiou of the Company, la manner provided by The Campania Act, Digt" Dated this day of , 186 t. Name Baleen oc peofendon Place of batmen Address TUX lIITTENATIONAL FINANCIAL !SOCIETY United) Ara prepared to reccire subscriptions for the capital of J. ANGLO-ITALIAN BANK (Limited). To be Incorporated under "The Companies Act IW," by which the liability of the thansholdon will be limited to the amount of their shares. Capital, £1 000,000 sterling. in ?0,000 shares of ZSO each. Power a ill betaken to from time team' such further Capital as may be necessary for the operations of the Company. Deposit of El per share en application, and further payment on .Ibttment of I 4 pin. rime. COI NelL OF Dir.TCTOILS. Sir James Hudson. Tarty 1 he Sarno Skala. ncrimice. John Lubbock. faq. Retests, Labboek, and Co.) Robot Henson, Fut. (R. Samoa sad Co.' Junin Seedier, Eaq. 'Bordner . Fabeia, end Co.) Frederick Drialtoo, Say Marko Gibichen, Esn. nubile( sad Odocbeu). I. Leonine), Fag I. termini, and Co.) George Garden Yk Eaq. Charles Be% Eaq. I. Thomson. T. Romer mad Co.) TtAN ER, —Mews. Robarts. Lubbock. and Co., 15, Lombard- stiret. LC. S , ticaosta—Yaws ittrelt;;;;lial7iMple, Drake, sad Ward, 44, Parliament.strart. Totalisator. 81 MINIM Seymour sad Co.. SS. Throgmortonutroi Nauru Curnove and Co.. Threadneedleutreet. Temporary Orlicee-64. Old Broad-street. Application' for shares are to he addramed to the directors of the - international Financial Society (United'. but no applica tion will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt ad Messrs. Roberts, Labbock. and Co., ths honkers of the Company, or of Mews. Glyn. 11111 a, ai,d Co., the bankers of the Interna tional Financial Society, for CI per *are on the number of shares applied foe. .2hb sum will be clammed In the event of the application not being &Exuded to, and, if an allotinent is male, it will be appbed towards the payment of £4 per share then das. ANGLO-ITALIAN BANK (Limited). The Directors of the International Financial Society ((Limited HEREBY WYE NOTICE that NO 11 - ETHER PLICATIONn for PH A RES in the above Dank will be ItY.CEIV ED AFTER THIS DAY ,Saturday , January 111.—By order, WALTER A. MICHAEL. Bweretary. K. Old Broaddimet, Ju. 18• laft LIVERPOOL and LONDON FIRE and LIFE intraawcs COMPANY. At the ANNUAL freiiietors In this Com pany, beld us THURSDAY, the tsth Tebee.u7, JAMES ASPI NALL TOBIN. lee., In the Clair. The Report et the Dlreceers far the yew len was read; It showed: That the Fire Premiums of the year were against those in 1861, which were 300,121 0 Glviatt au lemma. In ISO 2 of C70934 0 0 That the err Llfo Mistimes comprised the Iwo - --- - of 765 Ponoise. inotrini 467,3111 0 0 Cu which the annual premiums were 13.936 7 11 That flare was added to the Life muerte 70,777 11 6 That the belauce of uodil ided profit was in creased flat the invested fundsof the Compsnyamounted to 1 417 808 11 4 In reference to the very large Increase of 11L000 In the Fire Premiums of the year, It was remarked In the report, n The premiums paid to a Company are the measure of that Compeers business of all this ; t►e Dfieetors, thereMre. prefer Met teat of progress to any the duty collected may afford, as that applles to only a part of a Cowpony's businea, and a hrre share of that part may be, and often Is, reiniaral lads other oedema. In this view the yearly additkoa to the 71r Premiums of the Liverpool and Loudon Company mast be very gratifying to the Proprietors." SWINTON ROPLT. Patentee, to the Company. JOlls ATKINS, Reddest Secretary, London. 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To the Directors of the luternnional Financial Society (Limited', 54, Old Sroailntreet, Gentlemen,—, I request you to allot me *AM of £) in the Land Securities Company :Limited), and I here by agree to become a member of th t Company, and to accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to me. and I reuuest that my name may he placed on the register of mem bers in respect et the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient Servant, Name to full Address in tall Re:femme Date GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the BRUNSWICK, Jame-three; BB Jessie, through eat the Wither Own& L ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sad SOX. A sad 4. GOODGHATILIUM W. SILVER FIR FURNITURE.- HOWARD hod BONS BZDZOOSI IftatlSMJll2. of this o. and . eltsaat Wood, os show at 16 sad IT. street. _Udt4_ BROWN BROTHER& —PATENT CHAIRS aad COMM Emmet praline. Tram); Pestaar• team Piccadilly'. Catalogues tree. rtsVIES'S BEST COLZA OIL, 4s. Gd. per gelloa.—aperre Candles, Is. 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Umbrellas, If YAM and CO., 06 and 67, Ozfordotreek W.. 21, 22, and 21, Nevretrset, Barnslogbain: and it, Brktgais, loads. MUDIK'S LIBRARY.—The London Book Society.—Notice.—M wiles library messengers all no appointed days to exchange hooks at the residences of all sub scribers to the LONDON BOOK SOCIETY, In every part of Lon don and the Immediate neighbourhood. The supply of new books to this. its to the other departments of the It eary. is in liberal proportion to the demand. the prefeirenee bang given to works of sterling interest ►od value. Prospectuses, posing, free, on ►pplication. - CHARLES Y.DWARD MUD'S, New ox/ord. street, London. mUDIE's LIBRARY.—Second-haad Books on Sale. - Purcbaseri of boots for public or private libraries, , merchants, Sipping agents, and others. are Melted to apply for the JANUARY LIST of WORKS withdras a trout Nitrites library for SALK Ms IW hiciudie Klastake's Crimea. I,yell's Aettquity of Man, Stanhope a Life of Pitt, Memoirs of Christo pher North, Tire We of Edward Irving, and mere than 1,000 other works, at the lowest current prices.- amnia EDWARD MUDIE. New Orford-street, Leedom. City Mare, 4, Ling- , street, Cheapsble Branch estanitsherenta, Crom-strast. Man chester, and Teespinistreet, Binniegbant. re IMMIELI3 NEW PERFUMED VALEN .LIN TINIE St. Valentine's Mons, sad the nada Vassals' of the lasignap sf Sowers, priori.. end, or saber sent by pea for 14 sleeve 111111311WS ROIII.IVATiIt CRACKLES, es& of whien confabs a veil rambler foestein. A new and amus ing demo for ermine parties Rlllltll4 SE tersest, and 51 rental', London. 20th JANUAIN INSTANT. THE LONDON PAVILION. PEOPRIFLTOESI FOURTH ANNUAL BENEFIT. ALLSOPP'S ALE and GUUSNESS'S STOUT. JOHN P. 81009 and Co. sole contracton toe Bottled boor to ado International Agent. for Samuel Mimi and Bole Lolls Pate and Burton Ales, and Oataana Son. and Co.'. Into. !goat, Importers or Mina and Spirtia—Odicat 0 6 . 1 • and No 1101111na the HWY Haellann, LCL—Tho tracts selpilk4 es 11.104.4 Ben ow PATXIIT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably osetrlvod that a full ü b i aa o : wellsmaller maks, imty ba raked or tilted en It r tabour or trouble. Its adios Lae Impalpable that the sediment at the most limpid Bold by us possibility can be disturbed. Prim tis., 1%, 14e., be wit lie, I. mid lb gallon oasts. BAHLOirS . SELP:ioTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-pes required. No sere eat beer or sour yrlite. Price 4 ed.: ditto, elesireplaled, ile—kpely &reel to JAMES BARLOW, patentee. 14, Kin IrWhesetreet, Maratoo-hous& be that Ids same sad saeles an as every article : all others are spurious imitation& lagravlay yetis. Zeteldished ILLIIMINATRD DRAWINGS. Three illuminated subjecte—Faith, Hope, and Cbarity—from designs by the late Mr. F. G. Delantotte, have just been published, for his widow, by Messrs. Day and Son, chromo-lithographers to the Queen, and an now oe view at the Polytechnic Insti tution. These drawings unite religious feeling and artistic taste in a high degree, and, being striking and effective in style, as well as delicate and elaborate, only seed to become known to be highly popular with a large clue of the com munity. ROYAL HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY. The first meeting of this society this year was held yesterday is the council room at South limisington • J. J. Mandy, Esq., Vice-President. in the chair, when se v eral ladies aid grmatle men. who had been proposed as fellows, were, upon a show of hands being taken, declared duly elected. DUDLEY H•LLZRY, EGYPTIAN HALL—Messrs. Daffier' and Si.., the well-knows glass chandelier manu facturers, have taken the Dudley Gallery for the purpose of exhibiting at the west-end some of their manufactures in glass sad pottery, which attracted so much attention at the lest Exhibition. The Dsdley Gallery, which is well adapted for the purpose of the display, contains a collection of the most recent illustrations of the progress of English orna mental art in the manufacture of glass sad porcelain. (Ice of the most conspicuous articles in the collection is en immense candelabrum in ant Osis,aecute!) by Maras. Defiles for his Higher, the Rijah of is • colossal piece of work, and was mule at an oast. It rise■ to a height of 22 feet, and measures at its base seven feet ia diameter, and is made to contain 145 candles. A beautiful vase in ornamental glass, on which is engraved • group of Crimean heroes belonging to the five nations, in appropriate uniforms, end all excellent likenesses, is also exhibited. It is a remarkable piece of engraving, and ruse of the choicest things in this valuable collection. There is also a large and circular altar piece, on which is the figure of oar Saviour on the Cross ; the former is in porcelain and the latter in glass. There are several large and varied patterns of glass chandeliers, and a choke selection of table glass, together with a rich display of ceramic wares, among which are some flee examples of Sevres porcelain and vases of the Renaissance. Messrs. Defries and Sons' exhibition is now open to the public, and will no doubt attract considerable •tteotion. C.iiii Citowii-orrice,N. 12.—The Queen Ina been pleased by letters patent coder the great's.' of the United Kingdom, to give end grant unto William BalLatino, see jeantet.law, place and precedence within the bar, seat after John Joseph Powell, Esq., one of bet Majesty's counsel learned in the law now being.—Garefte. _ _ THE MEMBERS FOR MARYLEBONL—Lord Fermoy and Mr. Harvey Lewis, the members for the borough of Marylobate, will address their oonstitnents on the eveniap of Monday, the 25th inst., at St. Pancras Vestry-hall, and Wednesday, 27th, at the Marylobos* Literary lostitute, Edward.strest, Portman-agnate.—Marykbrese Mercury. METROPOLITAN RAILWAY SCRIMS& —The fol lowing is a list, as complete as it can be made up to the time of our going to press, of the Metropolitan Railway bills is remise' of which t h e ssomaary deposits were made with the Court of Chancery up to Thursday evening :—Charing cross Northern Railway ; Charing-cram Wasters Railway ; North and South Western Junction Railway • Tooting, Merton, and Wimbledon Exte n sion Railway ; Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway (Alexandrs-park Exten sions) ; Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway (ex t 4111113041 to Chasing-crom) ; North ad South London Railways (Junction Railway) ; Metropolitan District Rail ways ; Metropolitan Grand Union Railway ; Hammer smith and City Railway Extender ; Ead Loodon (Thames Tunnel line) Railway ; Great Eastern Railway (Metropolitan station and railways) ; Great Eastern Rail way (junetions) ; Hampstead, Midland, North W sonars and Charing-cross Junction Railway ; Kew Turnham-groso, and Hammersmith Railway ; Great Nor thern and Victoria Station Railway ; London Main Trunk Underground Rail way ; Metropolitan Railway (extension to Trinity : square, Tower-hill) ; Metropolitan Railway (Notting-hill and Brotopton axteosion) ; Metropolitan ad St. John's-wood Railway ; Tottenham and Farringdon-strest Railway ; Oxford-street mad City Railway ; Victoria Stades Embankment) Railway; North Leedom' Railway (K= and Tottenham Yews. LASOURRRS' di:MUGU lif BUCKINGSAIISHIRI The Builder of this week gives, in illustastioe of its descrip tive articles on the subject, al. engraving of some cottages at Mateo, in Buckinghamshire. The sketch should he seen by all who take an interest in the cooditiou of the sgricultural labourer. We doubt whether any slaves in Alabama are worse housed than the tenants of these dreary and peetilestial mud hovels, which it seems let at a Teal) rental of front 31. to 3/. 10s. The Builder says:—" Here. and in other parts, where the homes of the Mounts ere of a similar description, we find is the faces of the children pale and cadaverous tints, instead of the rosy hue of health, and frames weak and attenuated, which in better circumstaaces would be robust and active. We noticed also many cases of skin disease ; but much as the childree seem to have suffered, the mo thers of families appear to have fared wenn In one house here a man of much intelligence raid. ' How can we expect to be better, pent up in this box? There site my wife, air ; what ego would you take her to be?' Being naturally anxious to evade a delicautastion of this kind we did sot express a clear opinion, or vs a direct answer to the quay • how much older do you think Ike is than fifty!' It sp. pearal, however, that this woman was only thirty-three veers of age, although if we had gives a candid *Moo it would have been that she had lived for upwards of half • century. We found many similar instames." FRIGHTFUL DEATH BY FIRE.—At a late hour on Thursday night Conductor Topsail of the Load= Fire escape Brigade, and who is stationed near St. Clement's Church, Stroud, received information that his services were required at a house in Hemlock-court, nest Lioooln's-ion fields. On arriving at the premises Topsail found that • fire was smouldering in • room MI the third floor, which was occupied by a widow earned Hannah Smith. In come queues of the confined nature of the locality it was loots able to use the filesscaps, and as the door of the room was fastened, Tappet! mounted a table in a room uoder neath, and proceeded with his exit to out away the flooring of the room, which was evidently on fire. A portico of this flooring was burning, and an opening was soon made, when to the horror of Upset], who ma still using his axe, the dead body of the woman Smith, frightfully burned and blackened, fell through the orifice on to his shoulders. The room which the unfortunate woman occupied wag wholly destitute of farniture, and it is presumed that the de mised, who had been drinking during the day, after the fuoenl of her oely child, by some means set her clothing on fire, end was incapable of giving an alarm. The loss occasioned by the fire at Messrs. Pike. Spicer, and Co.'s Brewery at Portsmouth, on Wednesday antes, is vartinsly entissated at from 10,0001. to 15,0004 The whole of the brewing plant was destroyed, together with about 300 quarters of malt. The proton= eared is the Caudal' Fire-office, to which the had bees only recently transferred. Ostirtai PALL= Oxs Benzine DAL • , Farrar, JAL 15. —Admissions ea paynaak 1,681; MX; 'ti 11.111011 whets, 701; tetel, 7,362. [Stamped, id. moo•'s] TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (autizies usisawaa) THE ALLIANCE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA, JAN. 15. The official Wiener Zeitung, in its evening edition, publishes an article on the rejection of the Austro- Prussian motion affecting Sleswig by the Federal Diet. It says :—" The motion to occupy Sleswig virtually in favour of the Prince of Augustenburg is an overstepping of the territorial jurisdiction of 1 , the German Confederation, which is constitutionally bound to preserve a mainly defensive character. "The German Confederation, that important element for the preservation of peace, would by this course enter upon the path of aggression and of dinregard of territorial limits. In order to meet the consequences of such a proceeding, both the great Gelolllll Powers, as faithful guardians of the integrity and highest interests of Germany, must ■ow take it into their own hands to regulate the relations of Sleswig towards Denmark." FRAIMFORTON-TIIIMAINE, JAL 15. In yesterday's sitting of the Federal Diet the motive of the reservation made by some of the states, relative to the proposition of Austria and Prussia, was stated by the representatives of the former to be that the occupation of Sleawig was intended to be carried out by Austria and Prussia in their quality of great European powers only, and not in execution of a decision of the Federal Diet. Saxony declared that the troops of Prowls and Austria could not pass through Hol stein to occupy Sleiwig without having obtained the consent of the Federal Diet, because Holstein is now under Federal administration. THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. VIENNA. JAN. 15. The statement of some newspapers that the Kiug of Saxony had addressed an autograph letter to the Emperor of Austria on the Sleswig-Holstein ques tion is devoid of all foundation. SLESWIG. SLESWIG, JAI'. 13. The Daniell troops are building a bridge near Schrabstedt, over the river Treene, which is at that point 100 feet broad and 14 feet deep. The Treene has been covered with ice for a week past, and is passable for carts. The Eider can likewise be crossed by carts. _ _ _ The channel between Huaum and the Nord strand Island has been thickly covered with ice during the last few days. The number of troops in Sleswig is small. THE FRENCH SENATE. PARIS, JAN. 15. To-day, in the Senate, Count Casabiancapresented a report on the petition of M. Darimon, requesting the annulling of the sentences delivered against various journals, and in the name of the committee proposed the rejection of the petition. The debate un the report will take place on Thursday next. THE ADDRESS OF THE CORPS LEGISLATIF• PARIS, JAN. 15. It is asserted that the committee on the address has decided in principle that it would willingly adopt the amendment proposing to suppress the following words of the address :—" We should regret our go•rl understanding with Russia becom ing less friendly." In the Corps Legislatif paragraph 2 of the address concerning industrial and commercial reform came on for debate. Speeches were delivered by MM. Pouyer, Quortier, Javel, and Quesni'. The debate will be continued to-morrow. THE PRETENDED PLOT IN PARIS. TURIN, Jas. US. The Italia of to-day says :—" We are in a pota tion to state that several municipal councils have taken the initiative in drawing up protests against the intended attempt upon the life of the Emperor Napoleon. The municipality of Macerate has unanimously voted an address in this sense." THZ PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, JAIL 16, 3.30 P.K. The Bourse has been heavy. Reutes closed at 66.65, or the same as yesterday. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. LEllliFitG, JAL 15. It has been announced from the neighbouring government of Lublin that a large oonvoy of arms for the Galician insurgents was attacked upon the 3rd inst. by a superior Russian force, near the small town of Pncbaezew. The convoy was escorted by the divisions of the insurgent leadersFividzinski, Lisowaki, and Wroblewski, and commanded by Ritmanowics, who immediately engaged the Rus sians. The engagement was warm, and sixty Rus sians are reported to have fallen. The convoy was s►ved. CRACOW. Jut. 13. Advises from Poland state that several engage ments have taken place in the government of Lublin between the insurgents under Cwiek and Krysinski and the Russians, near Kraanobrod and Wawlow. In the government of Radom, Bosak has suc ceeded in escaping the Russians, by whom he was surrounded. THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, Jaz. 15. The New-year's receptions have been very bril lieut. The satirises presented by the deputation from the chamber to the Prince said :—" The chamber esteems itself happy to think that in working with devotion for the public good it contributes to the splendour and glory of your highness's name." Addressee were also presented by the clergy, the Court of Caseation, the municipality, the chiefs of the corporations, and K Rosetta, editor of the opposition journal, the Rottman/. These addresses all express the same ideas, and congratulate the Prince on the secularisation of the convent pro- The Prince and Princess were enthusiastically cheered. The Prince, in his reply to the addresses, pro posed the adoption of the Gregorian Calendar, and the suppression of religious communities, ezaept those devoting themselves to the hospitals and to education. THE lONIAN ISLANDS. VIENNA. :AN. 15. The Vienna papers publish a telegram from Trieste of to-day's date stating that, according to acitioes receieed there from the Russian Embassy t in Athens, the neutrality of the lonian islands (TWOPENCE was to be limited to foreign powers, and that only One of the fortresses upon the coast would be razed. The protocol was to be signed in the course of the month. The military revolt in Tripohtza was being quieted. TURKEY. TRIESTE. JAS. 15. Intelligence from Constantinople announces that Rungs had protested against the collections being made for the Circassian in Turkey. The Porte had ordered that M. Ognan, the Captain-General of the Polish um al forces, was to be treated as a pirate, if he seized ships in Turkish waters. Rumours were current of an approaching mili tary demonstration by Turkish troops being con centrated in camp at &humla towards the frontier. MEXICO. (ViA SR Raisin.) VERA CRUZ. Dzc. 15. The statement that General Doblado had been assassinated is without foundation. General Doblado has propo,eil to General Bazaine the basis of an arrangement. The latter, however, rejected it. Senor Solaa and Mgr. Labs.- tida remain as members of the regency. President Lincoln is said to have refused to assist Juarez. General Donal baa occupied Guanajuato. Civil war has broken out in Yucatan. The Federal& continue to &end reinforcements to the Rio Grande. THE BRAZILS. (HT Telegraph from Lisboa.) RIO DE J %NEMO. Dic. 4. Exchange on London, 27} to 27g ; on Paris, 344 to 348. Coffee, good first, 6.700 to 6.800 mix. Shipments 52,300 bags, of which 19,600 were for the Channel. Stock, 110,000 bags. BAHIA., Dec. 29. Exchange on London, 271 to 27i. Sugars, 3.200 t 0.3.600. Cottons, 25.000. PEENAIIBUCO, JAN. 1. Exchange on London, 27,i. Sugar: whites, 4.400 ; browns, 2.000. Cottoi,s, •.M.OOO. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Magdalena arrived here on the 29th December. LISBON, JAN. 14. The Menageries Imp males' steamer Estrema dure arrived here to-day with the above mails. THE UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA. The Cobourg Gazette publishes a telegram from Vienna, which says :—" The principal dispositions of the arrangement concluded between Austria and Prussia are these : The two powers have solemnly engaged to remain united until the definitive solu tion of the 81e/swig-Holstein question ; they will act in concert in the Federal Diet and out of it, and they will maintain intact the principle that any interference in the question of Sleswig. Holstein, whether by themselves or by the Diet, cannot be admitted, except upon the bans of the arrangements of 18a1 and 1862. Should the Diet entrust Duke Frederick with the government and the Duke de mand the aid of the Confederation, Austria and Prussia would under no cireumatauces follow, but would dispute the competency of the Confederation in the most energetic manner." DENMARK AND GERMANY. (Flex ocri Owl consiarommer.) COPENHAGEN, Jar. 12. Yesterday the Danish Rigsdag was opened. The ministers Monrad, Bilgelstoft, Cave, and Nutaborw were present. The late minister Fenger took his seat in the hall as member of the Folkesthing. Ex minister Hall has also been elected member of the same, but was not present on this occasion. The military members—Major Beck and General Heger mann-Lindencrone—were also absent. On a scrutiny for the election of a member of the Permanent Committee, Mr. J. A. Hansen, the leader of the party in the agricultural interest, was elected by 67 votes. This evening, or to-morrow, the Minister for Finances will bring in the budget and make his financial statement. From various indications there is good reason to believe that negotiations have been commenced, based on the continuation of the slants quo for three months, and that consequently the immediate prospect of war is not so imminent. Up to the middle of last week no escape from hostilities seemed possible, and a lady of exalted rank, nearly connected with the royal family of Prussia, hitherto residing here, was so convinced of the breaking out of war with Germany, that she made preparations, though with a heavy heart, to quit this capital with her husband and children. But on Weduceday intel ligence was received postponing for a certainty the immediate prospect of hostilities, so that the illus trious lady gave counter orders, and is induced to remain here for the present. It is now understood that after all, and in spite of many intrigues, the chances are greatly in favour of the proposed con ference being really held, and also that au arrange ment has been made with Austria and Prussia, having the effect, though not the name, of a truce. It is confidently asserted that those two States will relieve the Saxon and Hanoverian troops in the occupation of Holstein, and that their armies of reserve will return to their usual garrisons, whilst the Danish forces now concentrated in the Duchy of Sleswig will be reduced to not more than twelve thousand men. In this case a very few months would suffice not only to clear op the situation, but leave room to hope for a de finite arrangement of an amicable nature. No doubt is entertained here that the two great German Powers will very shortly not only confirm their adherence to the Treaty of London, but that a guarantee will be obtained for the further inte grity of the Danish monarchy, though, in the pre sent excited state of public feeling in the duchies, it is considered advisable that Holstein continue to be occupied by the troops of Prussia and Austria, even for some time after the government is again restored to King Christian. The conservative journal Kronen does not hesi tate to express its conviction that within she last few days a remarkable change has taken place in the situation of affairs, greatly in favour of the pre servation of peace and the integrity of the Danish monarchy, and hopes that Bishop Mourad will know how to turn this advantage to account. A court-martial held on thirty Sleswig soldiers of the 13th battalion, charged with mutiny, in having fired on three of their officers and endea voured to take their lives, has just been brought to a conclusion. The sentence of the court condemns to death the three ringleaders, who actually fired the shots, but recommends them to mercy on the ground that the above-mentioned officers were not killed : in consequence of which their sentence of death has been commuted into sixteen years' im prisonment with hard labour. The Chamberlain and Amtmann HerrJohauusen, of Husum, arrived to-day from Sleswig, having been summoned over to confer with the cabinet on the sub ject of his undertaking the ministerial department for Sleswig, which appointment has been offered him. Ile has refused to accept the office ones already, and still feels no inclination to accept the responsibility of the unthankful post. However, it is generally expected that he will eventually be in duced to become minister, though, perhaps, stipu latiug for sonic conditions. ~iL