The Express. — London, England, 1864-11-29 00:00:00

r - -.NIP" -°- _._ . . C;e• ----,o'-- - - 7- . - ~Z _ .. _ , NEWSPAPER • C. , U. 41 Its' -- I 1 /A • i -*'' SS 7111c1X a .k 1 , IA , Xs. 6,713.) kcKWALL LINE of PACICETB.—For 14 or NNE, pot? PHILLIP, Med —Messrs. Grams clipper ship CHILDERS, 1,100 toes, Cereals A. Ican the East India Docks as the iith December. espssisinvi surgeon. Hem excellent sceamoodie and a limited 'timber of mooed class pares dni. has just returned from China. having amide the ..sge outwards and homewards this sessom—Apply EN and Co., TY, Cornbill. KG It must he wry satirtsolary to yen to Ind that the engineer- In-chlef states to his last report that the true at the prevent thee Is snakiest to at the then price of gold, the di v id en d on all the at of the satire line, assuming them not to be honed sand dve hundred to greater extant than 44600 Ste. ids thou unds stestins) Nasa l Estimates and predictions ar e so often est this mile fart becomes pecubarly valuable, the more so se at the present time the rolling clock Is eat some than equal to the requirements of the local traffic ; and than the rollbor Meek to be provided under the agreement wish the Erie Company V slimed on the line, these Increased Mathias cannot MR to produce an amount of Mal • far eteeedlog the estimates which have been prepared in record to IL—I am, dear Ira for Betts and Self, yours faith- S. MORTON PITO. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29, 1864. [Stamped, ld. Mktiticsal.) [TWOPENCE ROY AL FREE HOSPITAL, Gray's-inn-road, In the immediate vicinity of the Great Northern Railway Terminus, Hints-cross. FUNDS am urgently 11.1Q17TRZD to enable the Oonamittee to Wean the distressing arm that, more especially at this incle ment teed of the year, daily present themselves The Hospital la Doe endowed, but is wholly dependent on voltustary contributions and legacies, which are ivccired by the Treasurer, Itiwerd Mantmema, 7eq. , Nicholes•lane and at the Respite!, from 10 till A TELBAIRAPIRC INTELLIGENCII (iscrsis msaium) AMERICA. General Berg is also instructed to cause an ad dress to be signed requesting the complete incor poration of the kingdom of Poland with the Rus sian empire. TEE CONSZATATIrs LAND SOCIETY. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held this day io Exeter Hall, Viscount ELCNILAGE in the chair. Mr. Cialmaifins, the secretary, haviag reed the adver tisement convening the meeting, the following report of the executive committee was read :—" The twelfth financial year of the Coesseevative Laid Society having been com pleted on the 30th of September, 1864, it is sow the *thing duty of the executive committee to report to the shareholders a summary of the year's suoesmful operations, and to ley before them the balance-skeet and statement of am:math At the last qthrtarly meeting on the 4th of October, the member, elected the Rem W. G. Goodchild, rector of East Tilbury, and Mr. Ceintow, secretary of the Eoglieh mad Swedith Beak, as their =dikes, sad the board having nominated Yams. W. 0. Athisury and N. Win ed/holey, the four auditors on the W. 3rd, sad 4th of No vember met and verified the youth's' and books, mid signed the belanthsbeet. The subjoined table will show the shares issued, and total cash "mei& for the respective gumless of the year 1863.4, sad the puled totals since the commeacerneet of the society is Sethentbor, 1852 : (Per North American, vii Grinecestle.) NEW YORK, Nov. 18, Evurera. INDIA. (By WWI* from Sam) BOMBAY, Nov. 14. w KWALL LINZ of PAC For -;. Hot UNE, PORT PHILLIP, Dlyeak—Mams. Geass'a F rt UK. I.Stb teak CPIs M. & MATRISR. 'AR loam bocta ou Me Mk Jammu 11A6 , call at Pb .:'.. c arry au experienced surpou.— to P. ORRIN , C, , n.h111, EC.—Passumara by fhb eta mond n,rt rut.liogioa to Plymouth at riewel farm by apply. 6tIEEN Co. for tickath - STANIORD & SMITH. Secreta27. SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, 1864. AGRICULTURAL HALL, Laudon. SIETTBLITH ANNUAL SHOW c CATTLE, Sharp, Pigs, Implements Seeds, and Roots, M the above Hall, oa MONDAY, Dec & Atia 2 pm., PRIVATE VIEW. Admission. Ilse Shillings. ?seedy Wednesday. Thursday, and friday, Dec. 6,7, 8, and 2, Om Shilling. dpal Excuß ailwa rsion Trains and Choy Net urn IMAM; t from all the pals ys. Nothing official has been received from Sherman this week. ,The Western press assert that after de stroying the public buildings, manufactories, the defensive works, and the railroads north and south of Atlanta, he moved southward from the city with 60,000 men, carrying 30 days' rations. It is reported that he is marching on Macon and Augusta, on his way to strike Charleston and Savannah. Grey shirtings, 811bs., higher prices de manded. Mule twist, 40's dull. Cotton, Dbol lerah, 440 rs. Malwa opium, 1,450 re. Exchange on London, six months, first class credits, 11a. 1 1-16 d. Government securities—Four per Cents., ; Five per Ceuta., 103. Freights to Liverpool, for cotton, 65e. The London mail of the 18th ult. has arrived. DNEV Direct. —BLACK WALL LINE of —Lewes. Green's eglendid digger ship HIGH. EN 1.01 nau. Captain P. L. G. BEN EST, will leave Peat t th Nombre . . and carry ao expetieneed surgeon. ackocum.dation for Ord class aud a Waited mum ,. passengers.—Apply to P. ORLIN lad 01., 71. C T. OXFORD.—ORPHICE AUX IiNFEFUL Conk Own by J. Offenbach. In othesquenee of Minuet eneenn. sin be repealed KVIIAY EVKNING. Director, Yr. P. Jonerbanena SM IYAUBANS, and all other avanable Went. Adesbiles: Area, ed. ; dans and balcony, la ; 'Wrath bozo, Ida 811.—The Orford and Canterbury Hell Company (United). Generals Gillem and Thomas, the former in Frit and the latter in West Tennessee, have been left to hold Hood and Forrest in check. The news of Sherman's evacuation of Atlanta reached Richmond on Tuesday. It is eleported that Wheeler's cavalry made • dash into Atlanta when nearly all the Federal troops bad left the city. CALCUTTA. Nov. 12. Shirting' and mule twist dull. Jute firm and active. Etchange on London, six months, first class credits, 2s. lid. Government securities— Four per Colts., 931 ; Five per Ceuta., 1031 ; Five and-a-Half per Cents., lilt Freights to London, for seeds, 70s. The above mail arrived at Suez on the 26th instant. ,7ARMOUTB BLOATERS, in Season froze JL oet. Ito cod it Doe., _lOO. w LIAO*, lio — rbrworded.. s Ts riotipt ot rooltiooot, by IMAM sairatEY, Groot Y. WINTER OVERCOATS. Gentlemen are - invited_ _iceet the NSW 000D8 at lihiM.rift awl lIMPTOSS, Dearly all the L ▪ kC I g 13LAC ▪ I v.. II kor tan nr IL; " oilet biDNI 0 lAt iIVE!` 1. • C : 7 . 1 -- • LAX Plll ....to • ra- " wow al Cobb Px 0, 17. SLI 010:. bY isitrit. 00144,1,12, g fel I•4IUCI' RE3I B tlJ`ere torn ALB • I at! al re Ptch:nrel KILLIPP9 Is , k t I EIL A T": • t- r it; .: al s C. 6 May • nnt nt Lit Luta: rir-uel GI The Ilea goo % Jost L F -4:er ht-t , rs T 1 ]ul `hill Ttt Impe raft. , lot Mr , • I Iml kt:ast . !feu malt) Er.ea the e.m. 30 e f: 01 tr, - ern, bj con, LLe rout* ▪ au. • ',hot pe or ' 1 trithe ‘;' , .tztor I • OCC • 1.11111 • t int en: of the IL.:Allgt. • geog 10 pi Let .Ul, 1:1:01 at tact he total an. Great V ea of trop tat 'toot to ettLed Lk ▪ 10110 ptaoa be ivy in nhi barb Lrl.`o atten C./[ t„ to L!: , hlk: the re.trs ' earl 0...•0! • a d nst Ltual no Lead t h Ile Erie 1 trztleally hn3.11,t to toz :wit • Lvadt eery +t ct !Inn to rte ealilinoornly dueosstr raryttentl • n tet!..atol killSol.led 1 01 . bate hot to ',hi 5 4. Co. tl • - 1 71,1104 gun.: t, the P. Atlat ty 'Therm, tt<Ltc }4 Kart.. J. en cf 1,41 tat'. ct keno, r I t r .m an ; :. NeLlt.rt I no attlr re l rot< per IS 11 la Vtr e.rt: Ito t-t Co. kef n:r.ll Vette at ler 7 :.:. , .r., a l , t• rt.! 'aarael hlt! 7 at: U. ; . filet 4' I d , t the „„bd l. r , to ""• • - L ct !t \ tie% .1. terti.t. ▪ • eI 4 . ea h•c4 Ylidll LIT Wit.POOL Olt QUILNSTOWN TO NEW TONI. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad igiutVELPRIA 5T7A11.81112 001CPANY Intend dr . &A-powered Clyde-boat boa *WM eisararligps. rcitel States walla. RoM lIVERPOOL for NWW YOWL rtT V OF CORK, Wednesday, Nov. ID. I,IMIARtr O . W *du esday. Dee. 7. OF Lit 81.1\, Saturday, Den 10. .14 every Westneelay sad every allerneas tialordar. pow 1.1 Ow mall stemma fa= j oa rednesZi i , L ; ow le es. according the t by the srtudays stamen, 1S pima& laniard paned" ;AL thelllll . llg all provisions soaked. Pimesugers tor Ow Caned .Statie, sad Britt& Columbia. booked Wont' ylraltcadreus tame—For farther pastroulars apply to isy,AS. It. wateralrese, Liverpool; at to INT& :iv. op. lUar Willtsurstrest. CNN tEN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns * end Central Gorataoy.—Ose at the North Gomm ^r er,t clam screw 10611111101 ADLLI4 MoWS. or .ng IrtU be despatched tram Honelydown. every awning westher per:all:taw). at 10 a. 0.. mll at her tqs. nssientren at It 0005.—Tara to lemon, At return ttckett, S 3 and £lloa—Apply at CHAPLIN'S id e, R.. ntetrcus, W. ; or to PHII.LIPPB, HIAVES. 'PS. sad Cu.. good•laas. LC. IFERIAL MENCANTILZ MIDIS ASSOCIATION ►6E AL 7HORL &D TO ILCC6[YK APPLiCA. Fuß ~ 2, 500,0Y0 CEBTI ► ICATE6 OP DEBEYIUU .I.ASTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY NEW YORIL—YINNSYLVAYLt--OR70), me minima two hundred tbonarad Pomade ham been already applied for. rtificater will be Maned M £lO for 1100, to be redeemed in British Merlins,, at the end of three years, with t c per cent. per =am, payable half-yearly, on the if and 13th of Iromealmr In each year, the payment of .7, 4 in London beteg guaranteed by the Consolidated Lmated , Loudon, andpaable by than la Brill& sterling, ?loam. - Gurney, Eq.. M. P. I John P. Lennart raq, Charles Morley, lan. taattae. The Couolhyted Balik.TAiixiol and ytaseheater. new, A. Heywood, Souk sad Ow. Lampe* its.—Mesara. tradinglds and ammo% lask4salMaga London. KG 11101111111. lathy Realm= sod Sou, 14_1agalevazt. Tbrogator towatrest, Loados.!.C. _ _ _ erthwalte, Is ThrePerton-street, London, Z.C. Tinley Ladner. 44. Brourldu-bandkais• ii , erProol• yore and kirk, 14, Si. Anadeaquare, Manchester. Ipertal Mercantile Credithatociati on (Limited) are gee revive enbecripiiona foe the above amount of Oertte tbentures, of which £1,100,000 have been already age Untie and Great Washes Ballow consist& of law tot redoes and trenches : line In New York „ In Peninyteenfa Ohio - see 50 miles. makes In New York Buffalo) t 6 „ to Oil Creek In Pennsylvania $6 „ „ Coal lideporia In Ohio (New Lisbon) „ Cleveland 167 Total Iris and Niagara Railway, belonging to sente miles to length, is w holly In Canada, and forums so coalttalllc over 200 miles of the Atlantic and Great iiWori i•a; been .auto of this pent railway. connecting New :net with ..• ins, • distance of 1.200 miles (without clangs al carriages • -, tk Panes through free Siam. far removed from .:.ne of ear. The line Is now completed, and in neonate:ea truce which may fairly be called extraordinary. For ';'..inter last the gross earnings on 122 miles open, were at czar exchange at the rate of £l,lOOOOO per annum turbines Luaus of 10 per cent, paid by the Lie Railway on all tr,h traffic. which will probably reach £lOO,OOO per mom ei'siled, the earnings having inereesed does the commaneo the year by 100 per cent. This, eves at the amid etznare. would lone a large surplus, after payment of the is lets ix gold on the bonded debt. The power to Increase the fee will, of course, be demised, 11 the pressed amegikmal ixes et exchange should centlnee. The total bonded debt over the whole salons of the Atlantis g. Great Western Railway is 1.3490.110, and with the .:mil ks of proceeds of Bonds £1.799,070, held by the public, the we ts. 'eau constructed with funds advanced by capitalists, whose an3patioss of profitable results have been far more than ittaed the railway. aithough only partially developed, oath returns of train and ret rase, which may without snag pettioa be designated unexampled. the undertaking wee projected, It was fogad nem° eery M nnisin powers for Its cosstraelion from each state Reath which It would pad. This °entailed independent or sw...tau •ns and separate financial arrangement'; the inoonve t...:se attending which has become so manned, that It is deter. tad t, consohdate the whole line mar me administration ft:ltitit the completion of legislative enactments, it ham been ro t:': to issue Sterling Certill este, of Debentare, payable in three 7," lettered at S per cent caw mama. which inborn& 11, :Limited by the Coesoildated Bank ; and the principal , a deposit with the trustees of bonds and shares anima at t , nal exchange to th,t30,491. Londs and Shares so deposited will be kept at the Bank af hil+ - La. in the names of the Trustees, and the form of declaration ilt - at t executed by them may he laspected a& the 11.011 of ittars Freshli e ld s an d Newman. The Erie Railway, of which the At and Great wallas I. Dv - tinily an estension, upon a mileage of about the game ei k:J, 1.1,1 comrade,' at a cost nearly three times a. peek Ms sm.: nab. present year sufficient not only to pay laded en Cat t.eded debt, but also a dividend of 10 per cast en ma w! it :et The Atlantic end Great Woollen Railway, is ad. ilt'n to Its through traffic in common with the Lie, has anon* ia`nnrnly 01 the petroleum teak la Pornsylvania, with vast Mathis and other important sourer of local revenge. The cog etnnesteutiou hasia,g been so machlem and its mortgage debt trAynently so much smaller, with an assured trafik at least dttt:. it is estimated that to the three ran darn( which the ort:"..stes of t.ebentnre run the payment of the WnelPal will °leen' for out of revenue alone. rooters of the Me Company have manifested the intim° art in aid& they hold the Atlantic and Great Western Mall , la. ix! the opinion they entertain of its future prospects. by • - Amami to supply for Its use, at their own expense, rolling the extent of one million stating 11:e Atlantic and Great Western Railway has been coextended Menus W. Kennard, C.E. Se larinear-in-Chief. and oaths soperinteogenceof =expended oath of lassos ht.• dens. A report from Sir S. Morton Peto, Bart. MR. la u°l.l, snowitg that lifework' have been executed In the most e.wanual manner. Appended are lionxestatimilea derived from nitwits. relating to the increase In the earring. esetwerd , Turing the put are yeas, transomed the chief Mies vest, with which Iran the Atlantic and Great Western meal ' , directly connected :.rpm these Bads the cruses of .dinar, revenue n e .y be &duos& mantes of Debenture are In sums of £lOO, £5OO, and wffh Conan* attached for Interest at II par cent. payable alf.yearly. The Interest for the whole Is guaranteed by the Consolidated Bank, with wanes been lodged. bt I•• of issue is fired at 90; and the instalments are pay tototts pees ernt on anplicatlon. allotment. 1. IS ~ tit January, lfeth. ~ 17th February, „ It 17th llarch„, 11 17th April, 1:4,4 Maj, „ less Coupon IA per coat dna on that day. NVINTER BEASON at HOMBURG BATHE. Homburg offers to the visitor. during the whaler semen, all the conveniences and attractkets of larger towns. The mag nificent nano Is open throughout the year. Numerous and ex tensive additions have recently been grade to it. It contains a variety of speciosa end splendidly decurned apartments, a Reed saloon for balls and concerts, a sown dining.roorn and comfortable divan, an airy saloon with billiards, • roomy end wed-furnished reading-room liberally mad pemetaally supplied with German, English. French. Italian, Amagam, Polish. Belgian, and Dinh journal". The hanks of treats-etquarsate and roulette are daily open. ea terms more advantageous to the player than me usualformer having but the half ratan, and the latter only one zero The daily venture of the treatest-querante tank Is 412,000. and the Mit- Wale stake le /140. The refreshment department of the Casino Is under the superintendence of It Chnet the celebraied Parbian restaurateur. The month, °rehears of Wears. Garbs and Loch performs to the erased ball room every evening Con certs, bells, and other Inanities &remelt regulated and frequent. The new theatre, erected with • view to the requirement' el comfort and decorated with artistic elegance. comment= a welbwormed gallery, with the various odorous of the • clever French vaudeville company performr twice or three times • week. The estemeive preserves of the directors abound in red deer, lee, Inetjed feathered game. TY new railway W Moog brought Hithlthera batten the natal:not Frankfort Then ire kaftan trains • day, two or fro, the lest as late as 11 genet. As the rney occupies only half an hoer, the ammements of Firmkkttoorrtt are within easy reach Visitors in may get to Brumeels In twelve hours, to Berlin In fifteen. to Tans fa .leteem, tad to Leaden in twenty-toter, so *soonest Is Interremmobistiss by yell. TE:eertl'iestes e ill be paid off par. es 15th November , 1267. The it.ier es t oa the Investment, Melodist the nedent= 12 per cent. per mourn, exclusive ot 44:1!.f r:t.t lintsimenta. d ~L 4 7 " en have the wil t of paytot any or all ot the Metal advisee. and vitt he showed a discount M g per cast. r ev lleileh peeps's:lents. sclip will he Saud to "bearer." On poyment moons:at, the scrip sill be exchanged for cdrtia" ° ll with guaranteed Interest coupons attached. ishi..t May aLd 15th November to each year. 9, Crest nennettreet. Westminster. Nov. 4. INA " k ". l Eeq tt P., John P. Kennard. lip. and Chutes Modey. fag., Trustees. —sot. are &were that at the request of the nuptial , the funk tut the construction of the Atlantic ''n.t West. TO Railway. my firm undertook the grave re of thr supervision of the works of the Hoe, to be ' , er • eontract with Mr. McHenry, and from the t a a ; ' r••.'en• nt Mr. Thomas W. liennied, the engineer-In the Pittway. t , 41 the works wee commeneed, my firm sent one of Its of: er ierieuced surats, wh o hid superintended the execution • • I.rue works, and who had been In its employ upwards tt, ),41,, awl entrusted to his charge th• imPsr. l6l°. wks to lie executed on the railway. IleYrt q, hoth to Mr. Kennard, the engMeer-In-eldef. and to the contractor. that I shonid state to yea that the mord which might hays beam an Mentions tag e . to the slightesi degree wishes ef that diancler• Vert P. • • , •L•latlon ~f our ageot has bees at once egneefalty_oss" t :wid Mr r . McHenry has executed We winenet with to etrry nut every ungegensene in fair and `I mt. The brae has been hassled and laid is • styli , ray j onutp. copmuNZ MSG% 111111111modeny hr .I.e hest id ou r En g lish railways, while the extrinsety lowa an pamb im a m i ss Wasp the sweet !Se blame .f the country through winds It panes has, and ingress Clerk A.. I 5. " 'sari sn few works of art that Hs inistatimaiste Nsow& ihnid aim e ikll4 , 4oo . on swan./ ge gape h,, • eel the average coot per she of of et r Limos: sec e. gd. per beittle,a= •• natio, the....a a , are o f arap a a f „,,,,,,T alw a l i a. dime in mewl eir 46. ifte '"asuiudathin frill' m egweinents of OM AIM c. legWinet Ibembelltalt, • SLR ASTLIRT COOPER'S VITAL RESTORA TIVE. propene' by Marra HARVEY sad Co.. suresetta sad rea aft be elitained at their reek/rack et. Weleieeth street (ase Orme trees), Poritied-pleee, Iteseereeark. Leadia.W. Moe Ila. per pad* : by poi la. extra. DBsoorrs BILIOLTE Lod LIVER ; eirosrinalas rowdy propared without any moodiest. from the redo, .1 Dr. foott. will Do found iovalsobts to who miler tn. Unto= and lbw coutplaintu Ind= wind. mom; &Idiom, Maoism se ths or% dm For looVvotairm so • Daft sporloot soitolso, sod as••parte./ od tho Wood, Soy ors Indy esuodloot ; Edid la their °peruke sod putrid to Oho otwodt. lbw eiroodo watt* DIMON , sad illressessa o ais sawn orstow—dold ly a r s = hort. 11,, Wag Wililaat., mod by art Is is. tai. sad 116.1L arla r "k ore tout kr Dr. =traleas sod PM. TM gumbo aro lassoing, woos r .ata., will' Intim lowthooo' onewred so thy atoms. lumens la the Carriage of Produce from West to East during the pest Pt,. Years, derived from Medal Returns. CH ICAGO. Total Grain. Pat Cattle. IMO WO 1861 1861 1883 MILWAUKEE. Perk, Bed, Total Grain. lard, and Tallow. 1850 1860 1961 lea .... 1863 TOMO. Cattle. piss Mgr. Wheat. aad sheep. 1860 608,700 WI. 11,0811.8116 bells 100,036 1.61 1.1171.111 „ 11,106,15311 „ 181.05 1102 1,1301415 .. 9.837,610 „ MIAMI BITFIALO. Yeaelgrafe. %M. plim. sad aback 111f0 lff,elo.lllll Ides • le,seelBll 1110: 1861 111.4116,601 „ WORM 1861 71.1171,41,4 „ 107,1110,661 ~ 1800 114.714.570 140,428,80 i , As respects Petroleum, Is the esiiitage of which this 'railway has practically the monopoly : Petroleum produced la 1819 1 I OS 1860 „ 1861 „ „ , 141 1860 1 The bevelancr branch of the Atlantic sod 'Great , Waders The Is engaged to the full extent of its capacity in the car. rime of iron, the ore from the mines of Lake Superior, sad la shipping coals In return noses. Tbme mines produced In lion On. Copper. 1860 65.679 tons. 6.011 tom. 180 1a0,.00 lO.OOO ~T RAP. or cnrannum -soon I dea of the 11100,11/01111 growth of trade at the west may be formed hem the following state msnt of the value of the imports and 41ZpOrill of leading staples at Cincinnati: 1838.50 1110,210964 I 1111142 5179,714,101 1550-60 180041 _ .. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. NEW YORX—PRONSYLVANIA-01110, 8011 09 artnitcsyton. (To be retained by the Rankers.) No To the •• Imperial Merematile Credit Asecciaticar (Limited). Having paid to the Osseelidated Beak ;Limited), the sus it L , I hereby recent thenyo Mil allot me 6 tificatee of debestare at the Atlantic mid Greg Wasters Rail way, and I hereby agree le wept sure esetlleMse ef chtimutans, or any lam number that may be aUelled le ma. sad to pay the inatainients thereon, arderdlag to the Mum of the gmeepestas. I m fe, .ur obedient NM* - la fdl Data_ _ KNITED DANUBIAN PIUNCIPAL IB TIT LOAN tar mecca. CONTEACTOIS EEEEEY AIR NOTICE that the 817118CRITIION L T wlr t LOBE M 4 o'clock TO-IItrANOW CA 'decoder. the 110th November, 111 M. for Lembo, and it It (Mock es THUBSDAY, the Ist December, tar the country. THE BAUGPARAU TEA ESTATES COM PANY of ASSAM (Wa ft ed). THE Incorporated under the Ownpudes Act, HeIL Capital £200,00.0 to 10,000 shares of £lO each. TIM lame. 10,010 shares. 10e per there on rpptication ; 10a. as allotment No cell to exceed £1 per Aare, or to be mode at a leen interval than three months from a previous call Where no Allotment ie made the Depodt Money 'Mlle returned In full. • minimum Dividend, payable HatUyearly In July and January, of 10 per cent. per annum. for three yam, Is amazed to the Shareholder', to the latisfactiou of the Director'. Dtanoroa• Cialluten—HlLTßY CONSTABLIL, Of the Oren of Render• eon end Cooetable, AO, Cassonetreet, LC , and N klmore-boast, Bromley, - Lot).. G. Bow. , (C hairman of the Coot Corn, and llamas Com suttee), M.lllnorlea A. Cohn, In,. (late of the Arm of Cohn, lailmann, and Co.. Celestas). 13, Cullunsetreet, W. Lama, Day, Calcutta, end Dihrocabur. Ansma. (This m amas will join the heard rhea the estates are avatiarral; C. Seaton, lavia, St. Georges-road, Eccleetouequare. J. G. Starch, (Director of the Sugar 1.41ng Cowpony, Walled), 11l acina-lone, Z.C. T. Tad. Isaa. ( a d the are. of John Tell and Co., Calcutta), Lid. ampere Hewes, Bellow, Brampton. CaldWiro Aomice—Meeere. John Tell and Co. BAIIIMMI la loanos—The Ueda. end County Bonk. 21, lota herd-Wrest, LC. HAMM 11 CASZOTTA—The Chartered Mercantile Honk of lain, London, end ChM& SouCros—(,boost Harcourt, Ma., .I. Unto Artnoyard, LC. Monza —Marra lhaith and Many A, Ansel-wart !Eros mortooeireet. IC. Arnaola—milW. beTsai; ,71,179eiirood. sad pair, 4, Lottithory,A C. Micaanzi (pro tam.)—T. L Ewes, FA. navarepy 0111444-114 Cor Illehdiare-b LC.etue. 84. 111chaaCiallay, phIL ABRIDGED PILOSTICII76 This Company is formed for thepsrpee of pelrehmeing and further develo=ve mantilla Tea In Amon already Is profitable exalt The estates comprlis fully 4,500 sate, of width 600 acres are already plants; la tea nankin —125 being of four and five years' growth, 60 of three years. 225 of one and two 'can, and 100 atet planted. The whole of the lands are held direct from govern ment, saber an fee simple, or redeemable in fee simple by the payment of la. pet atm, or on • perpetual Yam from the govern. meat paying b. pm sae per annum. The vendor pledges hinseell that the yield hum the fall hear ing Theta was, in the I b is 1 1.0 chests , in the year 110, MO. estimate for Ibis yam 1 a MO chests, and for the year ISM at least ISO aria end 120 =nods of seed. The vender will act ea managieg director. and remain in Amen on the estates for the epees of thee. pima The pi:mbar/roomy Se lead at 460.000—payable t. 5.000 within one month from the dMeof allotment. 41.600 4 months from laid date, 12,400 7 month. from mad date, end 46.01010 months from situ date, and the residue In gee annual Instalments, COMMON. . . . . . the la Jainism lan with interest et 6 per cht. The Direcs of bees the option al prying ZHAO of say ash tastalosesta la telly peklap shores of the Oompaity, which shame hall agy perticte the divided to the what esha hada The tread er re debuts MI swam laddeetal so the keututies at the Compute up to the anoints& at shares. The articles et monthlies sad matted with the haiku hay be sees et the cakes of the Compay. Prempeetates sad forme et Iteagea kw theme may he ob. Weed of the beakers, the tiela, bralsers. sadakre. sad at the each et the Company. THE BAUGPARAH TEA ESTATES COMPANY of /MAY ris Hun LIST of this Cowes, win Rs CLOMD es THURSDAY so* the Rat Docortabor, for lows. rad FRIDAY, the and Drombuir, for Po Os . Z. T. Z. WM Socrobsry pro Om Mlarats Hark Nov. ft, list HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and DOTAL—ibe public will and these Goods nt Gbh best pas elble quality. sad In peat variety, at t'S and t 7. SIAM, 01.70lDalltEZT. Designs and asthma= tree. 10k STRAND (agesafte HYAM and CO., 86 and 67, Oxford-street, W. The following are the mayoral Departments into which this Istalitighnient Is divided for paints acoommodeUon No. I. Oeutlineen's Clothing tor Immediate Rear. No, I. Gentlemen's Order Department. No. I. Boys CUMIN, for Immediate Wear. No. 4. Boys and Youths' Order Department No. I Habit and Leery Department Na. I. Haig and Oedema H No. 7. heralding Clothing, Wm Le. • system ot quality and economy Is staidly adhered to la all ths above Departments. Provinehd Breaches : llblanapham, 21, et, and fig, Nomalamt at, NANO' sad Dewsbury, tt 'Masan ARTIFICIAL TIIRTH.--8, Grosvenor-street, HeadeNavel, W.—Yr. EBERLE% PATENT ,protected by Royal Mat July 17). No other of the bud is existence !Imre -Iton larded Consultations free A Treatise, explaining the advanliagas at the patent, tree for Meet stamps. NOTHING IMPOSSIBL7L—The greatest and most Petal invention of the day. AGIJA ANAELLGA. - Memo JOAN 001INKLL and Co. Three ting-court, Lombard public this Other* Inea r perfamers to bar respectfully offer to the raaresilous Bald, woos r rethores the human hatr to le pristine has—no thatterat what op. Theyrua Anler•na has ones of the properties of dyee It, oa the contrary, Is beasecial to the synath and when the hair to owe restored one applkotion per month will keep it In perfect colour. Price Ll la per bottle, or In half bottle', 10a. ed. John Gown and Co. have been appointed perfumers to II Mt. the Mame of Hotta —JOHN QOdHELL and Coe CHHAIIY TOOTH ?ASTI is greatly esperior to any tooth powder.—To be bad of all per tethers, ehaatha. leothard L ouden the saassufathxy, lf, Three Ithpcoort, otrith ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. MI elegant, fregrant, and pellucid oil Is universally In high repute for Ito unpreoedented ismer dazing the last sixty In promoting the growth, restoring and beaatifying the heir. It prevents hair from failing of or tondos gm, stramithene weak hair, cleanses h from scurf and dandriff , and makes It beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. In the growth of the whiskers, beard, and mustachios it Is unfailing In Its Wino lathe operation. For children it is especially recommended, as Into the heats of • beeatiful head of , while ita introdue ties into the nursery of royalty, and the LA esteem In which It Is universally held, with numerous testimonials coastantly re solved Mite ellicaey, afford the best and meet prosb of Its merits—Prios na ad., 7a, 10e. Id., equal to four small. and flu par bp/W.—Sold at 2S, Hattesmarden, and by chemists and pmfusera—ask for lowtmar Masamer OLL AGENTS WANTED.—Active AGENTS, who tan i a . good rocurity, will and -- extraordinary oppor tunity of • good prat without rolutring remelt time, by applying, to P., TwU Regards, Prauldorton-tbrifslan. WITH the GARDENER'S CHRONICLE and AGILICIILTUILILL 0/SET7S a SATCIIDAY, Dec. and 10 ;the week, before and after the Cattle Stow) will be published SUPPLINECTS, containing full ppaanrttaolan of the Show of Stock and Implements at the urea -hall, Lang ton. Advertisements intended for either of these Numbers should be seat to the OMee not later than Thursday in each 'reek. A single copy sent for its amps. —oolos for advertise ments, ti, Wellingtonstreet, Stand, W.C. THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882. The Forms sad Account Books required ander the above Act, also W other kinds of Account hooks, with every atationery re quisite for Pubils C,orepealea, Use C,ounting.house, at piled on the ban terns, Printing at evezy description Share Certificates woad sad Pnated Seals de signed sad exegete& Ash sad 1035.40. Plimot•street, Z.C.„ Lad Landon-Midge, DRAMA. HAYMARKET. The exceptional success al Dr. hiozenthal'e Debo rah, or Lest—a rooms whir we think is largely doe to the selfaming qiuditiss of the play—bas caused those accom plished and active gentlemen who 'apply our stage with the best screwed seconds to tun their attention to this p•rti rier Germs* author. The so-called dramatic ►uthors of America have hitherto beta rather is advance of ems is inspecting. mutilating, or adapting the German drama, bat during the last mouth we have made up for lost grad two translation have appeared of Mosenthats Sowiecuiraighof. Or el thee, by Mr. John Oxenford, produced at Covent Orem as an opera, under the title of Hensllr, bas been as admitted failure, and the mooed, by Mr. J. V. Bridgman, produssd sat night at the Haymarket Theatre as • three act drama, under the title of Sunny Vale Para, hardly promises to be more sub. earful We welcomed the production of Leah, because we as. in it • pastoral simplicity—a homely strength, that was • relief alter the sickly rattier of the Anglo-French stye; but Sassy Vale Pane arras' this simplicity to e point at which it becomes absolutely ridiculous. We have asarly all the outlines and one or two of the solid forms of good old Victoria melodrama ; but what actor or actress of that school would Warr • play is which a good deal of the serious Interest is made to turn upon a row about • pennyworth of milk given aw►y to • child, or in which the villain, who stalks about aorompuiied by the proper music in that air made and provided, does nothing bat bully helpless females, and then throws himself over a precipice Such a mixture of Gamow sad Fitzball has rarely been seen upon the stage--such • dish of melo dramatic pap has rarely been presented to an audience. The lover of the play —poor Mr. W. Farren —is put into • dress that may be Styrian from bat to boots, but which makes him look like nothing but • 'testimonial dustman. The heroine—Bale. Bestrios—with the exception of one or two parrs', is doing nothing but gliding about row eled valleys and mountain passes without a bonnet or shawl, and the meet prominent characters in the play I are not pleasant *ow. One is • buxom widow, who makes violent lore to • young orphan lad in ber employment ; and another is • disagreeable old minim woman, who is as snappish as • spoiled spaniel The play is all sanitise, with little or no incident, and the last sot has four tiresome changes of somery, in or of which the church porch and organ affect are repeated from Leah. Mr. Howe was as vigorous as his pert would allow ban to be, as the care, • wandering raosodiary. Sicilia Berries was very set, and eold as the heroine—en orphan, whose father has died under the fake suspicion of having burnt hie master's forge ; and tke other parts parried so features worthy of special merlon. At the fall of the garter the usual aeitableldieseemeretioes wore made ; but 'either the sore *atom *or the talletramsiera, who have bees liberally employe& OW make Burp Vale Parts • wood acting arm The Hon. George Brown, of Toronto was to leave New York by the eteasser for Eegtuid, an Wedisesday, the 16th. Mr. Brown is an eminent number of the Canadian ministry. Tim Dummy Lo LAircuatiaa.—A meeting of the central relief committee was held yesterday at the Tows-ball, /Laachester. The High Sheriff (Sir J. Kay filiattliewerth) prairie& The Hen. flosretary reported that 145.6. ad. had boss received daring the week, and that the bottom is the bask was 82,6691. 18s. 2J. Sir. Yarnell read • report show log that for the present the headrest period of distress hid Won tuned, and that cm the 11011, lost there was a decreer of 1,048 persons is receipt of relief be the 17 entries, as meowed with the previous weak. Mr. Yarnell reed a letter from Mr. namely, private secretory to Mr. Villiers, stating that Mr. V illi ers' atten tion bowie( been more them ones directed S. a oommeaisa. time made is the control relief oeturnittes by the Tetra-clerk of Neashostor relative to the loan authorised seder the Pablis Works het to the Maudiester corporation, he had ceased a ststensent (white wee waned) so be prepared of the ehemestames under which that leas wee usoetiabod by the Pest-kw Board. Nersomeue mate were then mode from the Sala sad employment feed. sad thermal limes pubho property at Roma Hood's army is estimated at 30,000 men, and is reported to be concentrated at Florence, in Alabama. Southern papers assert that Forrest has destroyed or captured, at Johnstonville, fourteen transports, four gunboats, thirty-three cannon, and stores worth 3,000,000 do's. The Southern press ridicule Sherman's reported movement on Charleston. If true, they predict his failure. Early still confronts Sheridan above Strasburg. Rumours are current that the administration will shortly offer peace propositions to the South. General Butler's speech at the Fifth Avenue Hotel is said to foreshadow the programme of the administration. General Butler, after visiting Washington, returned to the James River. The Governor of Pennsylvania has organised a militia in the Border counties to resist the Con federate raid. Rumours of changes in the cabinet are still pre valent. The crew of the Florida have been sent to the capitol prison at Washington. The Florida is ordered to New York for adjudication. The Richmond Examiner thinks that the remon strances of Brazil against the seizure of the Florida will prove unavailing, unless backed by the great European powers, which it considers improbable. The Examiner regards the Florida as lost. 001INERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, Nov. 18, tlvorniro. Money easy. Gold opened on Wednesday at 238, since declining to 211, but recovering subse quently to 2181. Stocks declining. New York Centrals, 1201. Illinoi►, 123. Erie, 951. 15.20 U.S. Bonds, 1031. The government has anticipated the payment of the interest of the January coupons amounting to nine millions. NEW YORK, Nov. 19, Nomura. The Richmond papers assert that one column of Sherman's army has moved from Atlanta towards Selma, Alabama. Early has retreated towards Staunton. Beatiregard is reported to be marching from Corinth with a large force against Memphis. Breckenridge defeated the Federal" at Bull's Gap, East Tennessee, with the capture of numerous pri soners and six guns. The Tallahassee has arrived safely at Wilmington. Tee Washington correspondent of the New York World asserts that the French minister had had an interview with Seward, when the offer of French intervention was renewed. Money easy. Gold, 219. NEW YORK, Nov. 19, Emma. The report is reiterated that Early had retreated up the valley to check Sherman's advance, and that Sheridan was pursuing the former. Mobile despatches assert that the Confederates had captured Morganzin, Louisiana, with 1,900 prisoners. . ... . .. _ The report of Lincoln sending pesos °onus's- Moneta to Richmond is reiterated. 00MYERCIAL DITELLIGENCIL Money easy. To-day gold has fluctuated vio lently between 216 and 224, closing at 22L Stocks steady. New York Centrals, 1201 ; Illinois, 1241; Erie, 95 ; United States 6.20 Bonds, 103 g. Cotton dull. Middling Upland, 130. Flour and wheat slightly firmer. Corn advancing. Provisions heavy. Coffee dull. Sugar very dull. Molasses dull. Petroleum : crude, 44 ; refined, 68. CANADA. _ _ MONTREAL, Nov.lB. The judge of the Montreal court his granted Lieutenant Young's request for time to send to Richmoud for evidence of his official status. PRUSSIA AND THE DUCHIES. BERLIN, Nov. 28. The Nordeleuteehe Allgeeneine Zeitung of to-day, in an article on the Sleewig-Holstein question, says : —" To bring about a solution of the question of the duchies in an amicable manner appears the more necessary, since to attempt to solve it on purely legal grounds might lead to no result whatever. Claims have been made to both duchies, and this fact has established a competition between the right obtained from Denmark by Prussia and Austria, and that of the claimants. The chief obstacle to the satisfactory conclusion of the negotiations is not the existence of any difference of opinion on the subject between Prussia and Austria, but the pro tracted stay of the execution troops in the duchies. So long as the States engaged in the execution &- eine to evacuate Holstein, so long has Prussia determined to enter into no decisive negotiations on the future destinies of the duchies." THE ITALIAN SENATE. TURIN, Nov. 2& The report of the Committee of the Senate warmly approves the Franco-ltalian Convention, and proposes the adoption of the bill for the tzans for of the capital to Florenoe. SPAIN. MADRID, Nov. 28. A ministerial circular has been published, order ing that the press laws are to be rigorously en forced now that the elections have terminated. POLAND. BEZBLAII. Nov. I& The Breslau assette of to-day says :—" General Berg hem received instructions to forward shortly to his government a report upon the rural situsr tlon of the kingdom of Poland, and testate whether there is any posaibility of providonally raising the seats ol siege la esaiala sliebista." THE WEST INDIA, PACIFIC, AND MEXICAN NADA The Royal mail steamship Atrato, with the above mills, strived at Southampton, yesterday morning. The Atrato left lit. Thomas on the 13th inst. The news from the Wed India Wanda is unimportant. The govern ment of Chili bee aeinowledged Spain and Peru belligerent powers, and has proclaimed Goal ecettatimed of war, sad it is not to be supplied to either nations. Two British vessels with noels on board having arrived at Valpanieo, were re fused a cleareaos without giving a bond of 30 dollars that, the cargoes should not be disposed of to Spaniards or Peru vians. Much agitation was oeoesiossed by this coune, but ultimately the vessels were allowed to leave without giving • bond. The Spanish gunboat Vemedcd had put into Lob, sad was reined prorisiod, coal, or permission to repair her Hied- Trod was good, and home freights advancing. The tranr odious in copper were smalL The policy of the new ministry of Peru inchoate' so change respecting the awash difficulty, and conforms to the circu lar of the 9th of September last, which the Minister mays is sot a law to hare war at all bawds, or pesos at say price. but requires war to mover the property of the country, sad to wipe oat the diereses ea the natiorial honour. The South Americas Congo= has not yet been formally iseugarated. The British warodeareer Limier was in Oallao Bay, Peru imotwap on Londe., 440. to 454. Jurricz AT Rots—A Turin correspondent writes :—" In order so doubt to interset liberal Europe in its 0110/14 the Roman police has, through its persecutions, driven to madness a poor shoemaker, named Rizzo, who was weaned is the prison of St. Michela, though his innocence was as clear as the bread light of day. The poor fellow having bees takes ill, be wee remo►ed to au hospital. Weak...a by the Mien and by the marry bleed up applied by the doctor, when convalseemis begea he was agaia re moved to his cell. He bad been there for several days, when ace morning b was found lying eserielem on the floor, with his bead bleed* born a large wound. The unhappy nee fa his delirium had knocked his head egoist the wells of his prises, and he I. sow lying in a very &leprous seats. The fast having made a great moieties at Rome, the Pope ordered that the trial should be looked into ages, and the shoemaker was found to be isneeses of the impaled crime. This is the swum in which the prises govern an unhappy population; this le the sys tem of goverment that still Sods sapporten is Europe." TEA SITITILISSION 07 CON VINT'S Ili POLAND.—An imperial decree has hem issued at St. Petersburg, closes aor tae *caveats ia Poised. 1 tendon that all catholic monasteries and resveate having lam than eight members, and also those whom participates in the late insurrection was notorious or has lase bees proved, are to be immediately closed, The lames may enter other religious establishments, or will be allowed to go abroad at the public expense. The religious eetablisleseets which are not suppressed by this decree are forbiddis to maintain relations with either the proviocials or generals of their order.. The cookacated property of the siosesterim and *events will be uclusively devoted to eselmieetioal. wincatiocal, and charitable purposes. in par. snoods of this drone 71 moneetaise and four naves` have bees closed ce account of sot posseesieg the requisite number of inmates, and 39 other religious houses on amount of participation in t►e Polish hassneotios. A pamphlet, written by the Hungarian General Fun, an the omegas a/ Via," tar fort been pabliehed is Turin. The writer 'sot °plaice that the only way to per med' Austria to give up her Italian prosselions is to mine to blows with her, sod drive her oat of the quadrilateral by farm _ _ The Berlin Nations/ Zeitung of yesterday says : —" A plenipotentiary extraordinary left ben yesterday for Dreedes sad Resover, to deemed the evaessticie of Roletela by the &nos sad Hanoverian troope" Herr von der Pfordten, the Bavarian minister at Use Fedora Diet, hes beta reeallal, mid ba impeeemi to arrive at Mantel' Wore t h e Ist M December mist. NORTH MIDDLE'S' RULES. —Lee night the fourth anneal distribution of prises took pie* ak Bt. Pancras Vestry-hall, miler the presideocy of Colossi M'Mardlo, Ineportor-Geeeral ot 'idiotism The hail wee quite crowded as the acomioa. Amourd those most were Mr. H. Lewis. H.P., Colossi W hitarad, the Mimi of tit North Middlesex Bides, M. The peemeddlill in. opened by Odesel Whitehead, who said that they were lad a the mom* for she dietribetios of prime Amon / pit the beet shots ; bat though to be a good shot wee a valuable part of their duty, it was still more s trariant did the corps MGM he well ; had the saidrimmilse of Miming that UN North l Middlesex Bilis lied bee complirambed by the 'meager. Gomel as the ellielsomy of their drill Colooel conebereged what had Ma said by Colossi Whitehead ea te the efaciegicy of drill, and did it in gratifying to gee as largo a meal* of the friends of the volanteers. It was psWeg to fed that the popularity it the movement was not &Mahe& and that far these who mired from the foree still larger somber were main io. Ti popu lation from whieb the North Middlesex corps wee draws mounted to 200.000, sod if osly one is every tee seeable of beads( arm breams a volunteer they ought to have • form of 5,000. Ile regarded the pretest corps, therefore, at merely a maple of the fame that maid be ready to mem forward if the emesiou which demanded their nerviest areas. Anemias bad hero made to the &Met* between good shooting esd geed drill*, but be me happy to say that the Nova Middles's csembised both aseldeatim (Chem.) The gliatributise of pnmes, of whist' there were more than 50, was thea woadd with. The band of the tern wag ia attendame do ing the prodediap. Ri•RRIAOR WITH • DECLAIM B.0811•11D'S HALT IROTHIS.—At the Sherif a' Court yesterday. Won 1/r. Censgaiseieser Hem the we. of " Beddow a. Foglash," which was reported a short time Mee, sad is which the defendant pleaded her °overtime tom adios for rout, aged cam ca. It treaspirwl that she bad married her deemed hatband% half brother, aid he Honour held that the marriage in invalid, bat he allowed the nee to Mod over ie order that ' 'Mt engirt mil a Mammal with the plaieti/L Ti parties appeared before hi. Homier, and it wee stated that so many had been paid. Defiedent's sonle.law said hi mother was a married woman, sad had hum weed te hor midges seam Plaintiff well My d this marriage. Plaintiff—l beard of it, hat it is so marriage. limia•law— That is what you my. His Houoar—l hare decided that already. Be.bilaw—And does roar Moor still lay that this is sot a legal ammige?-1110 Hooesr—lt is worth m -irlaw-11e I beg tory that there are very pertiff fieser emes of opisios epos the subject Hie Hamar —Bo there may be, bat yes meet renumber that is this mart my Mein met pima Hi ROGOW mile an order for the delesikat to pay the mossy, aad vesomemeded the *lettg to great time, ad the eareia-law epee this de. parted, irriMily Mill etre* in hisoplais that the marriage was a peed me. Advertisement] HOLLOWAY'S OTRIVIOrT. drea—donee, meads, nleeratteue, sad other Memo eS..=the aid are robeeidable by We nooses and really It hes caned forth the loudest prates from meow who had saftred is, yews true bed legs, ab, 01111914, and abrade stem after 'my ef we, lea Meg /mod away. sees bat those who hare the aesiblag idea of this Matured can form an Idea of the mid 11 benteens by males mid My* Irlenerer Ws e ll =n semi. it bee Maellied Its mes myth, amil has aged been geserly might far es theorist sod mdlegremedy for sit aalmasiatlleseseisimideellara. the nos I orm I Quarters ending I Mo In na N cow Told Receipt& McCraw Sited. Starle.' A ad. Dec. 24, 1861 WO 0 nt I lain 11 f Ju26, 11106 llll lll6 11>W 611 ne 4, LOW Sept. 60, 1366 407 WO 367 117,467 111 6 TWILL ferns yew 19064 Mill 911 1.617 I WIWI LS 11 Tudida to 9014. 30, MI UAW 4,174 . 9,711 701,14610 7 Grand iamb to Ritewd- - - inaa, 1866 16,793 I I I 4,606 E 1,215 MAO 13 10 Compered Milt bet ysca the ,twit Marne 'bow an therms 411,48111. Orr The total sale of land to Michaelmas, 1886, wee3llll,Boo/. 13e. 10d. The total withdrawals eines the fermi= of the society (7th Sept., 1852) to Michaelmas, 1864, an 231,4874 Is. 7d. The re turns et the register of the order of righta w as follow' : Completed, 5,432 ; drawn, 3,234; seniority. 1,706; total, 10,372. Deduct rights exenised ea estate; he., 7,787; un exercised rights, 2,585. The last share number cis the register by mosion I. No. 14,813, sad the last share Intel up to 1864, was No. 21.2211. After the routine Misers of the annual meeting (this day), there will bee drawing of 100 share numbers, to be plead on the rightist of right" to select plots oa the sornety's estates, et the option of the holders thereof, and 50 share numbers will be Mee from the ...brig list (date of mem bership), and be also added to the order of rights. On ts. fere= to the balsece-sheet it will be seen by the members that the sabscriptions on shares during the year 18&1-4 amounted to 35,1561. 13m, and that the omit received is the deposit department amounted to 13,6091. 9a. 10d. The withdrawals on shares were 12,1101. 11.. 3d., sad on de prone, 13,473/. 2s. 4d. The total balance of subscriptioes on shares was 128,9461. 12s. 14., and the balance of deposits at the close al the laimoial year was 24,415/. 15.. 2d. Daring the pad year the sem of 15,5621. 16a. 74., was withdraws from the share socomit to pay for plot. of lead, being sin teem= of 10,4111. 17" 9d., a= perod with last year. The repayments of loans oa land amounted to 11,9071.6.. 4d. The =mat admitted far the .are year to glandes, towards the parehaes-money of their plots, was 19,9121. 16e. 2d. The total Wawa d advance to 'lioness out nod acconat wee 36.1421. 4s. 2d. A. regards the gale a lead in the allotments el 1853- &the bahnos-sheet showman amount of 15,087468.84., being en Mere= of 10,7991. 16s. 7d., compared with last year's ealemTberehoof sheet= in headlining Mad previously allotted), and by private main" was 2:1,3421. 15.. 94., the toeal eale for the year being 38,4301. ss. fori., brining UP the p e ed table of the sale of land to Michealans, 1864, to 368,8031. 1.3 a. 10d. The freehold building pions is Yarn= counties now for sale, amount to 71,1181. 13.. As regards the advent= for building during the pest year, the repay ments were 10,9001. Bs. X, an =rem of 3;5551. 17e. 4d. The =mat admired foe building, he., is 1864, has bees 13,5691. Lle. 4d., Ravin the total balms of I advances for building, he., 45,8251.6.. 6d. The reserve feed has bees brought up to 11,0001. After pro yid* kw the interest of 5 per seat per annum an =ire" and 4 per Dent. per =sum on deposits, the balms sheet shows an available balms= c 4 which the executive eminittne eye eashled, as provided by thereles, to add to the asseente et amethers ( is their pass books) hold ma empleted invested shams in respect of which se interme has been paid, a bolas, or in other words, inter= at the We of 51 per eon" per annum, and on thom shares ow which into warrants bays Imo loomed, an additioeal MU per cenr per amem, whine will be included in the hallyserly later= warm= payable = the Ist of Key next. Thus every payment into the society on shares not fa sneer, sad on the righter at the annual meeting will maim be per ma► per annum for the year ending the 30th el September, 1864. As regards the interest on com pleted shame end shares In pvgeess, paid a year in advance and upwards, foe which the yearly wanton up to.lndy day and Michaelmas are issued on the Ist of May and the Ist of November respectively, the mho will remain d dee per met per annent, and at four per mt per annum es in nehmen in the deposit department, under Rule 46, =ill further aotiom The ordioary quarterly moetiors were duly held et the Mese m Norfolketrest, on the 12th of Apdl, the sth el Jaly, and the 4th of October. Toe following math= el the meative committee retire by rotatios, but are eligible for renleetioa, Ran of Bernina, ILP.. the Hon. Robert Bowetse, Cal- Augustus Mevrick, Sir Law rence Palk, Bart., ILP., end Menial= Winetanley, Req. The sew seta= allotted this year wore the Colchester (Beal portion 4 th e Bishop Stoenoed, on the 16 th of March ; the -bee, Battersea (Ann and mooed pre lim). on the I el Apra sad the 22nd of Jain ; and the Avenue setne, Sonthamptou, on the 20th of July. Is addition to the highly oncessiful ale cof land on the sew propseties. se-sillelensete have takes place of seines peg. aimed at incur periode—wainely, the Kentish-tows .date, es mount el the railway of the Tottenham and Kenai& lowa Ocespeny now to peeper through the moiety% peoperty ; the Ipswich =Ms, cokes to the statism, offering additional lend to the intending per. einem and the Wanelesd edam, owing to the sale el tie madom An t has been entered We with the &nth Coen sad Brighton Railway Company, fog the new lie" to be canted on to Ramp-town to pia through the lissisd-bill Park =see, whereby th" scrietyk peopeny will be many begoovol. Daring the put year the Ipoldem of riOts had the opportaatty of in vesting S. home , villas sad home bang offeeed for sale on the St. Keep us s estate, laiserseth ; the I Boy-read. Ox ford ; the Rosed-lull Park Meta, Brisk= ; the radlald Mate, dose to the station; P.taey estate, Woodworth lane ; Old Peed ; llama- road. Haekaey, to On the Mates MI amerated, some trot-dem villas and mein =et booms. either for lettang or for sale, are now for dis posal to dm glases! public. Notices of appliestions for hills in the scat whiniest for new Mined schemes have bees published, which will tend materially to de. Mop some of the society's estates. Three now Mates have been recently acquired by the society; neasely, the Admiralty Navy Yard at Deal, in East Sent' the Boutiagate-read estate. W ood-gress, in Middiesac k a s !ipatE .. kmaralelli Mate, Bandon', in the We el Wight. Thom highly eldtbie properties will be submitted foe wale in due mum. all the three localities being partiodarly well I attend for building purposes. The opening of the new =a pier on the Bth of Noma= last, with a pier -head when Meanies sea be moored alongside ta any state the tide, sod other g rea t local improvements, bays already aimed a demand for building sites ; and the esplanade of the Nave yard, together with a Sc. frontage on the Dover reed, will menet opportuaities for the erection of large messietia, aad homes, sow so much in sr Tuition in Deal. The Isle of Wight estate, from its coanamading situation, and from the locreasing /with of Saadows as a Lothian place, especially sleds the cpesug at the New Eastern Section Railway free Ryde, which well eventually commusioste with Cowes, will pieve to be a meet eligible bedding property. The Wood-peen estate, being close to the minim sad to the Alexaadre-park, as well as to the Green La= of Rotary, and being within s quieter el as boar's railway Me hem the aseiropabs, Ma fair to be in met de- Mad far btildig. The board will allot on Wednes day, the 11th of January, 1865, the Wood ed estate 2, Swatisgete-road, sad ea the same shy thei . . seambig pities id — kw Fellitowe estate. The proimed Sorra/Wen of s Viz , ' to this Wet mentioued fast -risiag . eaterineliese, with the tales previously afeets4 *remise a speedy Wpm& et this el*iblo property. The logietratioa return have been et satisfactory, sad the freehold heaciles thrtitielt the society's instrumentality las bees meek ezteedaL The past year be. Wes remarkable fee the sale of land on the early estates acquired by the society, which has thee bees enabled to elate lie seeemate at some of them M La addition te thin development, the mew= meets bevies_ mid so well, the executive oweinalise bays been enahled to bring ths financial y ear of 1863.4 to * eumemfal terneination, and the thirteenth year has bees mitered upon with may semeneleg pre. The mew bee committee la reseediag the* the Ocemreadee Lead detiety lass smeared 56 estates ia 21 eeturtiss ; that the seL bad bat bees Ready 369,0001. ; that 21,228 601. Mares have bees isaid. repressatiat 1,061,4001.. and that the renwee feed sow aeassats to 11.0301., will, they *est, suppiled salidead 'Adams, that se exortioes lave be.. weed ID moue Oa paapaity at the smiety, sad it ho ewer esdeamer I. Woad its politica. maal,, sad laismaridal adaialaps." [Loft Adm.] ' Cough, Asthma, Consumption, Indigestion Debility. Onetipeties, Nemec. Mime. lber emit completstti are parfeetty eared without Illedith" IXIIIVeIIiSLOO, OF ewers, by Ds limey's dellatoue lbeveilete Arabian lead. Wide men thy Dees Us mot to other renediett. 60,00 D mos easily.—D• Barry end Co.. No. 77, 2.00.63 a, W. la the. WK. IL ; Mie n at erre= 1 1 • .i!.