The Express. — London, England, 1864-05-30 00:00:00

(:) 3S I ~`~`~~ z~~J , ~ --'‘-?;- --".........____. 1 • YAM . • . , 41 ~. N 4 4 4 • it. . r il l LP: . t . i .‘...:.,.... . ...,..,... / s • ',.. . . . • ... ...-c_~ /"."*"...e........„.X..„ ,,,,i; /,..--2....var.... • .; INS PAPER ' • , . • rf''. " 7 • •a4va /.1 . Agul No. 5,556.] cALCUTTA Direct, spies at MAMA MONTHLY 0011WITHICA. ky Moon Moo Loodoo.— The Aploodld oasUlary avow drum lIILAIIIMUS Imo wool, 'lmam) Doan tho IBr Sew asi Plpoomilt Jam pa.soooors Jae wood trot ter larks to Ptipopolli. sod ;,barig by the to Compare otoalotoolor.—Por tares' Worms 4aym, LC. ; ppl HOIM and ItiMMVIII. lloatos v i a l : 4 7 ar OHLDIDLLY art 00., = 3.W. TLC LONDON and V t INNEUILA BANK i lum ie w impimi. UM = 4 6 60 0011, b Mil laws of eack t i t power leberew) Une awe. It I. i= no we dm All 11 Ail be adled % maw any Wier wild obi to vied by Woe of Awe, and the Ws 'Wielders via bore • prinotist dill to 'Mimi pre int with Wiz GOr bobleseL al par eltere to be pald on middies, end 116 elloWei .111 vat suited Li per Wm at Weis of ad Ws We three mini LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 80, 181. THE FREEHOLD and GINIRAL nc INT orporated Rana ERIM? 0011TANT the Capital 421.0,000, In 10,030 With lint paw to later" Ike Liglen& - Lune kW (Subscriptions for more than hare= ban lift WNW I Deposit on application I pi va l M Peas, sad non allotasint. Calls not to exceed SS per share, Ina an interval of at hes thaa three montha It is not intended to cell up more than ZIO per share. bat as Rim* capital can be Membranous* eseplored, further Issues of shares will be made, to the allotment of which a preference will be given to the then existing Shareholder& Should so &Saturant be nada, the deposit will a returned in talt 1€11112011& Hon. lord NIGIL KINNEDY, Montrose-honor, , Mannar The light Hon. Lard Viseeniat Lowndcautral, Digravonnere, andLondwaier-besse, Clarks Leap Dyer, Ikr., St. Edward Barra, Cheaside. George P. Lasmaidi, ta a4 lal Dradutrest, Director Panda Dam* Comps* Fredrick A. Logs tn., se, Seekvillearat. and South Norweed. William W. Prole, Fan.. Kessingleapertipedens Baal William IL Rogers, 14, Bernersareet. Wilaans Watson Esq., Bristol, Dtrecre at the Brldol sad Mtn Railway Camay. BAWL= —llletrocolltan and Provincial Bank (Melted), 76, Corinth. and Wort-street Breath. Oh DiSial-sitat• soucnosa—Moisro. Matthews and Omar" at, Linares-ha fields. A" l € HALL. THIS DAY (rawaf. Nianiped, ad. Addliloadj TKLEGRAPHIC lITTELLIGENCZ [TWOPEN CE THE CAPE MAILS. DOO SHOW OPENS THIS DAY (Moodsy). Adadidos la (urnoes numnume.) TES PRUSSIAN CONFISCATIONS m JUTLAND. The Union Company's Cape Royal Mail steam. ship Briton, Captain J. Bow, arrived at Plymouth yester day, fres Caps Town, April 20:1 ; fit Haim, April 29 ; and Asssasiols, Nay S. Her voyage has been delayed by ber szperimiciag a constant succession of head winds Mom crass• ins the lbw T EM ', DAY, open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. OOPZNHAGIIN, MAT 27, 946 F.M. ILTEW ZEALAND.—Aasinted Paa aages Free Greats of Lead.—WELLtra LINK ftbed ta ISM The armennentioned Tarok wide\ 'lord war paerel igee as asouot be loud m lime el say gear lb" 4 .,pwagal yuadaally : athattheila thaaaa. HIWRT aLllaa HAMMY , theb laadea. %imam P. llarthat Eathaalca. Oammtherthe al Versaele. Leaska. mfr Meastibe. thq , 1.0611114 lthseglasa Dbether. Alfredmid 00. W. MI 14. far lreathaela (Al. W. koalas O kor i fa k a.. Vamsostha &owl tar MO, and Medea at th e o Comae, Leaden. David awa. thia. Masa. Waramethr, sad Co.). Ceasaa-athed, Leadaa. D OG SHOW i Zst Ittai p.m and let June, FOXIIOTTNDS: Advioee received lime from Jutland state that the Prussians continue to arreet Danish officials, and have subjected the local press to censorship. It is semi-officially denied that the contributions and confiscations, ordered price to the 12th May, which were to be cancelled I. consequence of the armistice, have been withdrawn by the Prussians. Intelligence from Aalborg announces that the enemy is constructing entrenchments at that place. 51dps. iolumbas 6611..11NA Asa Eked ..I Jr 10 Joao 10 Jr 10 ruralA I 12 'ems l ii,4prier apt to GANN awl . 01767 afaarw wbo lave pR W ninth NNW el Maar H ama look of Now O r to GRAIL 110BINHON, a0d0c...1 sad% Int India DEERHOUNDS. GREYHOUNDS. rincue. ILIEWES. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of In Bieckwell-yard. Loadona so lNl al MAK and PACK= SHIP. to ADNILAIIA. —Yoe Iflla i lit z. Plifillp, Direct :,are Me Docka on Monday, Jule 20, at Ptfutottlfi. me magnificent dinm snip LINOOLNSIII 1.100 tom. wirallD CH ALLEWN, Mumaander ; Wag to the BM India hxlm. Her secommodattoua ice .4 clamor M passenger& are cmorpamed, end she will carry an —Poe t or Plumes aPpb to MCLSOD . =2", d affrtiGlAN, v ftt l i eMmara Loney Migrarn and ham, No. 7, Leadenballetreet. Time/era by thm line of packet. are conveyed from P6= to Plymouth eret clam for mooed dm tamo as st ses fl third dam tam. Pecs of BLOODHOUNDS. THE DANISH QUESTION. BERLIN, MAT 28. WILDICISDAY, lst June, LAST DAY, li. The Norcidentsche Zeiriing of to-day says :—" It is inoorrect that proposals for the division of Sleewig have been officially made by the British cabinet. To the extent of our knowledge such a division has only been confidentially alluded to by the British cabinet." LAST DAY of the DOG SHOW, WIDNIBDAY, LS Jima By order, B. SIDNEY, ffecretaz7. STEAM TO NEW TOLL T HE YORE, akin PHILADELPHIA 1111.4.1141111 0011PANY bawd den picking then bill er•d=e-butil ben &new annewillind ( array this V Slane Fltoll 1.111112001. 101 /11W Toll. CITY OF WARRINGTON, Wednesday, J. 1. CITY OF II ANCIIEBT/1/. Wednesday, June L CITY OF O i git z Saturday, June 11. Mid every W and weer artanide Saturday. Cede moan by the eneenien galling every Wednesday, i. 17, and PI gahnee, accordtai be the aeoonies. Cabin wenn by the Uterine. denizen II Warn. forward passage k nun" Including all prodder soaked. Penenagen ter peen, the tinted dotes, sad &Stith Cabinda► booked duseregb m very ntrantendas drew —For heart gartinlen to VELUM MIEN ft Warding. Livenost at no and MACEY. Q. Lad WMenedeet. all. DHILLIPPB, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and Co. despatch the undermentioned grebeims steamers : For ROITEEDA la, the BATAVIIII. army Body morals, tree Hermitage Tier, at 10 am, calling at Blackwell tor pa natela at II L. Yana, At da.. LI 10a, and 171, ed and the ra.stROLD emery Thursday morning early trees s the Tower. Tut it, _ . . for - IatIMLN, neutral wrels wider Russian flag, the ADLER, goWE, or BCHWALBE. every undue morning ;weather pr. mating', et 8 am.. from Horeelgdown, and from Blackwen at 10 am. Farm, n, tl, and 10a For GOTHENBURG the GUSTAF WAILL Jane '2, tram Horeelydowo. fare. £3 as.. It 2 IL. aad AL To be followed y We LONDON. For freight, passage, to., apply at Chaptia's rulvenal Moe, leant-circus. W.. or to 1...1PP8, GRATIS, PHILLIVPB, sod Co., U. Rood•lene. R.C. oVERLAND ROUTS .- COMMUNICATION by STEAM to INDIA. AUSTRALIA, k, eta ROM. Me PENINSULAR and ORIENTAL STRAY NAVIGATION CbSTAN Y BOOR PASSIMOINS and moan Cargo sad Pasoan at their Leaden *Boa hyr Gibraltar. Nana, Aden, Ceylon, Madras. Calcutta, the Strain, and China, steamers Wring Southampton en the 4th sad 10111 of every month; to. inbmltaf, Malta, Egypt, Aden, sad Bembny by those of the 11th sod :Mb of each month: and for Ilatuithw RiBUWOII. Mop Georgia Socked, Melbourne, and Sydney, by the demure Mae lag Southampton us the 20th od every month.-7oe farther particulars apply at the Comp.oy s Mewl" Lmmitahallatraet, G. London ; as Oaten Southeaspieo. THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited), 80, Locabard-stesot, LC. Capital 41,000,000, to 10,000 shares of SAO Me 3 Bobacribed capital 4500,000, 12_10,000 slam. -- CELteXAs—Tbe Right Ilea The 800. I. C. HAW:wreak M.P. Alexander Dunbar. Esq. Adolpbe Bads, &q . Charles L Newbos. Esq. Westmorland : Esq. _ UAL= STUART WORTLZY 1 Edward Winne, Lg., ILP. Marlis p :l 4 Dp. Jamas lark i t. it...., itudini—llbat Gra* DR. Mesas. mite, an, Peters. alideed, and Co., Landon. Mews. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. London. This Company le prepared to negotiate Government and Mind dpal LOMA, and to aid is carrying oot conceesions To make advances on appeared eternities To effect the purebeas and esle d am" docks de., and to transact Irnancial business gessrely. else te receive mesa es deposit ter periods and terms to Dm speed upon. CommunicaUons to be made to the )(maser. THOYAS MOLT, !Mastery. Temporary meek FO, Isrobard-street, London, LC. pic CREDIT FONCIER (Limited), 80, Lombard-street, E.C. Cordial. P 1.000,000, V 10,000 shares of £6O etch. Ilubsen bed Capital, £600,000, !1 10,000 shame. DOOCrogg. Mu:mei—The Right Roe. JAItERSTrART WORTLEY. DSPOYFCRaisaon—JAIREI3 LEFICK, Lg. The lice. T. C. liallherton,ll.P. Adolplie Raking. Erg. Edward Wormer, Lg., IL P. Beery Pientall, EN , . Jr. Alesander Dunbar, Esq, John W Charles Ellla Charles X Newb "mari o la g l 'Eag. oilia—Albert Chant, Lg. asitllll/. Reim Mosterenan, Peters, Mend, sad Co. Bank of London. This Company advances many on the dapcolt of Title Deeds c f approve! Freehold or Leasehold Property to Great Britain, with or without regular mortgage. Guarantees Titles or Securities, and, as agent, negotiates lain. on mortgage for loos or abort penods ; also Brixtres money on deposit for flied periods only, at rota te le arreed upon. Communications to be addressed to the Wainger. ALIItID LOWS. Seeretasy. Temporary Deese„ 80, Lombard-street. T HE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY Incorporated ender the Comp (Liraitedl anies Act, 1002," whereby the liability of each altaretiolder is limited. Capital .Cl,otu,soo (with power to increase,. In 20,000 shares of LW lath. First issue 10,000 share' Deposit on application Ll per More and A. 4 on allotment. It is not proposed to call up more than 412 10e. per share. in instalments of £2 10a , at intervals of not less than three months. Henry A. Hankey, Esq., Cha=rmrn of the New Zealand Banking Corporation. London. Carruthers Johnston, Esq. (Mann. Smog Johnston and Co.). snd Brasil Dent Memnon, Leg , Director of the Great Eastern Lenity canny, London. Bony° WWW4 ans barter Dee., Spring-gardens, London. Itali, Fag , Lloyds (Years. W. Barter and Co ',Loudon L Stewart Jones, Leg. Litmus. Jones, Palmer , and Co.), Liver pool. Alexander Hector, Deg. iMarra Alexander Hector and Co.), London and Beaty It oodfat a tt Director of the Empire Marine Insurance Company. Li% erpoo . John brown, Leg. !late of Mesas. Grant, Smith, and Co., Cal cotta,, London W. Noy &nigh, Eng. (Yams. Smith, Preston. and Co.), Lime- Pool. Ittdetick Levi, Log. (Marra Philip Levi and Co.„ London and Adelaide. Captain Thos. A. Carr, Lloydsondon. W. T. Dwane , Temple, L.C.L., London. Matthew K. W il lis, Faq. ,Messrs Willie and Co.', Liverpool. WIEZILS. . Villas Bank of London. The Agra and llastenuan's Bank (United). Liverpool—The North Western hank ,Llmited:. Ireland—The Provincial Bank of Ireland. IPOLICTIORS. Loudon-11mm Davies, km, Campbell and Reeves. I/verged—Messrs. Lace, Banner, OW sad Los. 11.0/I/M. Loudon—Mama. Bowen Brothels. Llverpool—Messrs. Taunton sad Co. Glammr—Memo. 11.Zwan and Auld. STarnoa--Captaln Wm. Champion, Loyd& Tompoenry olhoes—eo. Old IYosd•atreet, LP ABRIDGED Pp3PECTCS, This ansociationVi;;;Zd fur the purpose ,7seOl making advances ) any of mortgage or otherwise on shipping. wharves. ship Yards, docks, warehouses, and every description of martian* tecuritlee, and will undertake the general business of a financial Company. The article* of aasociation may be seen at the crakes of the Company. Detailed prospectuses and forma of application for shares may be ottained from the Banker* Broken, and &diction, and at the temporary °tikes of the Company. it for shares must be made in the form amazed 00 toe Prospectus, Wetaccomed by tbe depoeit of LI per share. If so allotment be made, deposit will be returned ln and It ales slumber he allotted than is applied for, the sorplite will is used towards the payment in allotment THE MARITIME CREDIT COMPANY United.) .TICEN IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLICA- Th.NS for PH A RES will be CLOSED on WEDNESDAY, the Ist Jour. for London, and co THURSDAY, the rid Jame. for the ammo,. DAVIES, SON, CAMPBELL, sad REEVES. LACE, BANAL GILL, aad LAd. BEE-HlVES.—Prise Medal and Honourable Mention awarded to G. N. sad tone, Mcßee-hives and Hooey at the various Extdbitions.—NßlGHßOUßß IMPROVED GOT TA.. E HEE-HIVE.. as originally introduced by George Neigh bour and Sons. with all the recent hoprovesseolik three gisseek and thermometer. price , securely packed for the country. Several Important novelties are Introduced the sew" lodel- Ing the h oodbory Straw and liarand.Frame line price Ilk ed., an — Address, GEORGE NEIGHBOUR sad 8035, if, Wel liothorn, or 141, I*mi-street, Leaks. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLET`, td. and ild oink sold by d shendlent sod r":the:Kahan the kingdom bat the pahlie skald ask 1 5 d1d* awl see taut the name all C. sad J. FIELD ts on each podiee boa sed tablet. Whokesle and for exportation at The Naha, urns bumf'. LAllilQ4 LONDO IL, where eke say be obtained Stook Prim Mods& Psnalrier ,N obr. L Boallos, Xvq. (B. CTloril4;l7 and Oa), Caracas gad La Ouarra. Frederick Brion* Tao (emu Brunk sad Ca.). Mama and La Guano Carl Hahn, bp (Carl Hahn and Co), Ceoual-Oseerel far Bel gium. Ilansg Director at ths Bank d Cla Caracas. John 8011, . (Inata, Zell, aad Co.), ..Osseral tor Hamann. Consul tar tbs Bndls,oraeaa. and la Own. With power to tie Board of Iltrectors Is. B ag sad to old to ad: amber. WIMP. teutri. Tas mad A=Bank, Ctuaatnek oa. -Narth-Western Haat (Maned). BOLlaroaa—/drasra Limber and Ms, i, laocasterplsee, Nasal: and Greshaarkoada, IC. timice—lawas 8 Hastensod, ramilea.aml4lallikser. Llverpool—libtosra Swanks sad Co. Bairm : Marra Taanasa and 00. Aveltona—Y.ems. dia Quilaw, amt Os .. I.C. And cos to be dem by tale 1411CRIff tdea.)—V. s liveik Nay ideaperarg Otte.-7. beek-bellttutp, I bur.y. &C. ..UII,IDOICD . The Louden sad Vaasa iniel m t — lmm ifi; Tie prepaid opera- Lions • ground unoccupied, and is saint urgently repsdred. Pre liminary negotiations bare been m proper les some and the project bee been erannitted to the Judgment of th ia := eminent Venezuelan merrhanta, sad hes met with their un qualified approval flopped le promised In highly influential quarters, and the Minton are mewed that the Waimea Is suing bank notes IrM be awarded by Me The banking fealties which Caracas C=o l. .pesessing have been very Molted, but the fact that the Bank a Caeca which will now merge Into thls ettablimant, has—despite its restricted mean. —earned • net prat exceeding 110 per cent per annum, leaves no doubt that the present undertais; will result in complete amnia The following, published by game. Matheson sad Co. (while Inviting team' for Ike Venezuela Lose In June Yet). will Km- Dne the above stalemate : a t trement,there Maimed an entire ateenoe of banking nomin mee in Venezuela. Poreased,of every adrantege of climate and moil. within SWUM days' mil of England, the existing mone tary factittles are quite inadequate to the oesameree of the country, sad to the ins sw i ng production sad rung 17 edesding exports of Its mem, cocoa, cotton, hides, . . . . The advantages of this iststitution will be obvious to all, and m the rates of interest rage from 10 to 16 par cent. per annum, the pendia may be ezpeeted to be considerable." It may be added, that since that perlod, owing to the ineremed and la no n demand for capital tar the caltivattoo of cotton. which la now • to England in large quantities. it ends safe and p employment at mach higher rates than those quoted by Mean. Matheson. The want of an Exchange Bank in Venezuela occadone the utmost Inconvenienoe la buying and selling foreign Mlle. This Yank will supply the want , and ea returns can be /nada with far greater rapidity from Venezuela than from India. Mime banking facilities of a like nature have been found extremely profitable, It le curtain this branch moat be still more runtime. mho. -- The principal °patrol of the London and Venezuela Bank will be vested to the Board of Directors in England. They will .elect a =new of known qualifications, who so his arrival will have the arlst tnce sad advice of the Merton to Cloacae and La Guam, who ere Ittrestesne of high standing to the country, and well known la conneden with Veneauelan trade end finance. - Tull promo:Wass end fortes of application may be procured of the hokum solicitors, brokers. or secretary, at the offices of the Company, where the articles of association may be Inspected and every informatics obtained. LONDON and LANCASHIRE FIRE and LIFE INSI7ILA NCI COMPANIES. Pb, 00114 11,800,040.-114 Capital, LlOO,OOO. looseloo-71 and 74, Ling Wlllimo-street, LC. Liverpool—Brovieaboildlap. Exchange. Wl* Ramo sad Foreign Drasehow and Agencies. Csammoi—l. W. ZUSSELL, ftq , Y.P.Chairman og National Discount Cumpany. , The foaming coined fro. Me roporla for 1863 Meow the mount of bettases geseractol : IfllLt. Premium L16,049 iaho as leeresse ea the protons yor d TM, %was were Skate had the am addea to the Iltemo Toad, Mar payment et 6 pee oat. to proprtstees, was IS% 12,000 The sew mooed amber 3 78, for 11146110, sod *Wog la premiums DISTINCTIVE FIATCIZII. Home and Tarelitiiie lavorwoa allseishen on Owestrabie Sims. Mercantile Insurances et reduced rates. Life Policies unchallengeable. 'Freedom from extra premium for foreign residence. Rates of Premium me lon as consistent with safety. Tour fifths, or 80 per cent, of the profits divided ameegst perticipating policy-holders. W. P. custaroe General Manager. JAY S & GALS, Liverpool Secretary. THE CHAMONIX UNITED HOTELS coimory (tholted). The liability CO the shareholders la limited to the amount of their shares, the Company being registered under the C. paoin Act, DEM with Limited Liability. By the recent Treaty with the Emperor CO the Treoeti, Inglish Companies am exercise the same rights and privileges in Yranos ea they possess In England. Capital 41100,000, in 6,000 Shares of 453 each. About 1,500 Shares are already placed. Deposit, tl per Share on ApplicaUon, and Zi las on Allotment. It la not expected that more than 1:10 per Share will be called u p. Colonel Breendow Knox, ilk Wilton crescent, Belgravia, Director of the Alexandra Hotel Company . George Chamber', Esq., Vice-Chairman of the London, Hamburg, end Continental Bent Colonel Augustus Keyriek, 43, Grosvenor-street, Grosvenor square Alfred Heihado, Esq.. 9, Princes square. Kendngtontardens. Hobert Asher, , Director of the London, Hamburg, and Con tinental Bonk. Daniel Grant, Iraq. Pllgrim-street, Ladgate.pa I, t D., llanehestermereet Msoebederopeare. BA. aus—The Leedom. !Umbers, and Coatleente7 Bask, 79, Leenterdelreet. _ _ . _ _ SoLlcrroae—Mesra Hoe7lig — DOß — it - 4; awl Lowther, lel, Pea- Baocu—C. , 27 , Comma. ArDITVI3. J. Bat. lip Witt?, ball, sad Co.', Moargatastreet Henry Buellbtt Zaq 79, tolabardatreet. Maxasia-11. lardlasail Lbsenkramer, Chamonix. reamer/ay oasc..—as. Ttusattneedle street. Thts °moping I formed foe the purpose of purchasing the following valuable Hotels, situated at Chamonix : I.lintel Royal, T HOW de runiou, !lintel du Palala de Cristal,, rHetel do Nord, motel d'Angletevre, mew de Lmidres, maw du Mont Blanc. . Arrangements have been made whereby the freehold of tee lands, buildings, furniture, plate, wines. ,horses, mules, and all the necessary adjuncts f o r fully carrying on the buimess, pass into the immediate possession of the Company on very advantageous terms . The renown of Chamonix for afro matchless beauty of the mountain scenery with which it is memo fed, has for teeny yaws pest rendered it • favourite readereens for tourists from all carte of the world, and It Is estimated that an enrage of 12,00 u to 16,000 peewee annually visit this spot, the latter number having been exceeded last year, notwithstanding the absence of American visitors. who, on the anbeidence of the war, would con siderably segment these numbers. Teldng sa a basis that each visitor remains only three days, this give a total of 06,000; and cakulating an average expendi ture of 16s. per day for each memo, incb•cling wines. • gross receipt of 063,710 would be produced, from which a net income of C 16,000 per annum may fairly be computed. The directors, therefore, confidently anticipate that a dividend will be declared at the end of the weevil year, of sot loss Hata 16 per cent., {saving a lame surplus to be carried over to a reserve hod. The four principal hotels have not been built more than four or five years, whilst the remainder bare been erected about ten years. and bah since been entirely renovated. They contain together ample accommodation foe over 600 penes. By the amalgamation of the Hotels embraced to this under taking, competition, hitherto entailing large sacrifices on the proprietors of each establishment. will were.Me several Hotels being opened only as the influx of visitors renders It neemeary. The supply of provisions will thus be strictly regulated by the consurspUm, and all general expenses of management become proportionate to the number of visitors. The gratnitiesto guides, though whom custom was formerly secured, forming mammal burthen of Mime 43.000 on the management espenees of the hotels, will also be entirely economised, and Increase the volts to that amount. The annex/dies of Savoy to Ira :sham materially cheagedthe present peeitina and future prospects of Chan/oak, which eon. nected with the rest of Trance by en Imperial route. now in course of construction, will whelps** la the tapir career of improvemeat and prosperity which. Rader ha present rider, le changing the face of the whole empire. The attractions of Chamois have, moreover, been recently aimmeared by the diecovery that the waters of this valley po ems mineral properties of the highest valise. The sulphur°us waters are Identical with those of St. °errata whilst topographi cally, Chamonix is more favourably situated, sad the to/enemas musings are similar to thane of Spa. m • place for Hydropandc trestamat, it will!** equalled by so other in Europe, lance k Is supplied by the waters of the Ame end the Avigaos, which ere of the uniform temperature/squired foe thin system, and the organisation of an establishment for this purpose will be intrustal to the skill and experience of Dr. lUtterbands 11r. Ferdinand Ebrenkramer, proprietor of three of the pita cipel Hotels, has entered Into arramposeata to undmiake the management of all the Company's Hotels. It is besides, proposed to provide suitable establishments/0 a seals to meet all future demand*, and there it HUM oubt that Chamonix will add to its tame. sr a fashionable resort for hwista, that of being , ne of the Brat Bathing sad Bydropethle Prrablish menu In the world. Proepectuses mid forms of appthatioa kw shares may be ob tain/ad et the Company's °Seek PS, Threudaesdkootreet, or of the lieekmre Beate of thapialtaa7. Baonszi—Alteed 414111401114., 7i. OW PeonAvezeeet. Arntrons—Jiesars. Nardi Fonlleln, Whianey, and Gibbon, t, Bank EoU s , Intabory, LC. Elicssraire (pro lein.)-3.. N. Caller, Mg. lemporary Oftee-1, New Bronclatreet.avirt, LC. LINDPIR _ The oldhetterve,.....,_ —.sere rwi, teemillmelle seekase orkersafreld prepartyla Loran sad Its yeylhem hood alt may present reseal espabilteles tar hisproves The art step et the Company will be the perches* and deem legimeat of some ant-clam freehold properties at the West ltsd, tor securing which most advantageous agreement@ have hers is. tired Into, sad the meal to be derived therefrom Ms bma estimated by experienced valuers to produce a sufficient sum to severe Interest and dividend inosattag to it percent. itsi upwards (arising froze property ever incressing in ue), saw soaking ample deduction for repairs. oulgologs, and nesseme meat ; and, when them properties are oompleted sad occupied. M calculated amy may be re-sold at • profit of 50 per cent. to the Company. Poll particulars of the proposed operations of the Co= may be obtained at the (Meek No. I, New Broad-arm where the stades et associattos ma i beams and pressman's and tams of application for shares may be obtained trout the Bankers, Webs" aallaitass, sr at the 'Woes of the Company. FREEHOLD aDd GENERAL INVESTMENT OONTAIET (Limited). NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN , Met lb* SHARE LIST Ws Company wW be CLOSED cm TNUItBDAY, the End June, et 4 o'clock. IL N. OOLLIEJL, Pacwetary. Tempormy Oillose, I, New Breadatmet-oonrt. THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY (LIMITED) AND TUE ANOLO.ITALIAN BANK (LIMITED). AM P PARED TO TO RECEIVE SUBSCEIPTIONS FOR TIER CAPITAL riIHE ITALIAN LAND COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated coder " The Companies' Act, NOV by *bleb the liability of the shareholders la limited to the amount of Moir shares. Capital f 1,500,000 sterling, In 30,000 Agree or S.SO each. LI par share to be paid on application. and a further payment of £4 on allotment. 0001101 or MIMI& The Boron Ritmo% Florence Mr James Radom 0.C.8. Sir James P. Lomita. 1L.C.M.0., Member of the Italian Parliament, sad Director Directors of the of the South Italian Railway Company Auglo.ltallea Beak. Julius Bordier, fp., Laudon Chevalier I. Leonine, Laudon James Caird Req., m.r. Commend:dor. Cord (late Minister of coerce), Florence, Member of the . Italian Psrliaremt and Director of Ye Hal= Railway Company. Hon. L. 0 F. Agar EDIa, M.P. Salvo Lembo, Eft (Pattern Leonine, Demo) Neville Lubbock, req. (Cavan, Lubbock. and Co.) Carmel Weems° Itiamoll, Tomo% Member of the Was Parliament owmeodatort Detineenzi, Preirdent of the Revel Come for the Cultaration of Whom be Italy and limber of the Italia' Parliament. SPI I '! .B . Wooers. Roberts, Labbeek, Lod Co., 15, Lomberd.street The Anglo-ftelhuo Bank (Limited'. SOUClTOlS—liesara. arehma, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co. Meson. P. Canner* and Co., — Tlireadmedle-.erect, London. llama llemnour sad Co., IM, Throgoortonetreet, London. Temporary Officee-16, Leadenhalt-street, LC. This Company, which has been in preparatim for several months, and has now succeeded In uniting important and furl u• andel interests in Italy In Its favour, Is Intended to aid In deve loping the agricultural resources of that country,whlch, in point of soil, climate, and emit on, is pre-emlnently favoured. Italy at this time offers a wide field for the proatabis Invest meat of medal by the purchase, redistribution. and rusk of land, or by judicious advances to the owners, enabling them to avail themselves, by the introduction of modern scientific appliances, of an improved system of agriculture . TM Holum and productive character of the soil of Rely Is too well known to need remark, but capital la required to de wlap Its resoarces. The estates of the g - eat landowners, where 'limited near the Noes of railway DOW under construction, are susceptible of vast Improvement. The outlay et capital for that object will be ex tremely ;profitable, and the murky for its repayment will be thereby sem& The rate of interest which each advances will afford la Italy Is so much greater than to this country, that loam. repayable by annual instalments. spread over twenty or twenty-eve years will prove very lucrative. The parches, of large estates, and their sub-division for the purpose of resale into conveniently abed properties, would be a source of great profit, and at this time especially could be re sorted to with good result, so portions of the Crown domains In Tuscany and other ;arta of Italy are now for sale cm moderate terms._ — ha Directors propose to make arrangements for the purchaae of various large lemma of Clown land, to be selected tram the do mains of the Government. These purchase. will be made at • price reckoned on the net lecome at present received from them, and which will thus at once yield • return of from 6 to 6 per cont., even In tbetr present neglected condition. The land will be •elected in the localities most favourable for rapid Improvement, or In contiguity with the new Unes of rail way, and on or near to the sea coast, and suited to the culture of cotton, site, flat, hemp, oil, corn, wine, madder, liquorice, tobacco, and fruits , and for the production and rearing of live stock. -- Most of these fine lands hare kr centuries been suffered to fall Into a state of neglect and unprodmilveuess. The conatructiou of the lines of railway now to progress will at once vastly aug ment their value. Works of irrigation and drainage on such laMa to Italy have been found to double their value. The country t. peaceable and contented, Dirt contracts are perfectly secure, the fanners and labourers Istelligent and I. dustrious, and the wages of labour very moderate. No new organis•tion of labour to regulate There is no country In which the elemeets of • prosperous land inverensent are more obviously numerous and advantageous and as the Basins of Italians of all classes as, generally 'aerated In land, great facility for its merle in small plots would be thus afforded to the Company. The general objects of the Company will be : 1. The acquisition by purchase of selected lands in the king. dote of Italy. I Thu re-distribution of the land, and the execution of such male Improvement. as may be executed hy contract. fl The reselling the lands acquired by the Company, either to gether or in parcels. d. The advancing, on secwity of landed property, such money as may be net. nary to develop its aviculture! value, In • men nor similar to that which has been so success/ully adopted In England by the machinery of the Drainage and Lando Improve ment Companies. . . . . . . . 671iteritsing of capital, in addition to the eutocribird share capital. by the mile of debenture bonds secured upon the real property and general assets of the Camps y. Owing to the feed:ties granted by the Italian Government for the payment of land purchased from them, it is expected that only a limited portion of thE proposed capital trill he required and it Is not lamoded to mate any calls at intervals of Lae than three months. AColiiOf the articles of association can be inspected at the °Hers of the solicitors, 48. Parliament-street, B.W. Applications for shares ere to be made in the annexed form ; but co application will be considered unless accompanied by the payment to Messes. Roberts. Lubbock. and Co. of Cl per share 00 the number of shares applied for. This NM will be returned to the event of the application not bend/ acceded to. and if • leas number of shares be allotted, the balance will be applied towards the p.pneet of It per share then doe. 16. Leadenhallotreet, London, May Hi, 1461 AORICIJLTURAL HALL, ISLINGTON.—The HOW SHOW will opus Jai, 1. Smirks dose on June 10. Prkedlisai are now ready, sad any be obtained on applies. Yes le R. =NET. Secretary. AtiRAITLTURAL HALL, L l= .- Mr. 2.1711111 N. at Ms " ealMoliso." r, Zi WPM= W 11222811MINTL HZ OXFORD.--BZLECTIONB from YAM, the MARRY WIVES of WINDSOR, Us Ballo In Reacher% a nd the Two Gentlemen of Veneta, by the whole of the talented otaapany. Me:toe: Mr. Y. JONORMANS. by Deeworth, W. Randall. T. Maelasea, Radii,. Ca and Mir N rower, the osiebnled Inveigle conediesae, WIRY RV 701_11/41/0/. (To to left with 14oZZ1Coborts,11bto714 sod Co., 15, loes bird street. Te the Dive tors of the Internitkoilainatteial Society fLinalted), and the AogioLtalian Bank Limited). Gentlemma, —Having paid to Mews. Itobarts, Lubbock. and Co , bankers, the sum of t , being gl per abase cm shares, I request you rrW allo t me shares of CSO each to the 'calla° Lad Company ;Limited', and I hereby agree to become a member of that Company. and to accept such shares, or any less number, that may be allotted to me ; and I rvyttest that my name may be placed on the r. eater of members in respect of the *bares allotted to me. I ant, Gentlemen. your obr.:leat termer Name in full Addrem la full Beeman Date VXCELLENTE BIJ OUTER'S COURANTE. .11.4 MODELES SELCIAUX L es PAERIQUE.*—JOAN EiIIoODEN. baring been itortered wtth a Pint-dam Ueda aS the Paris Universal Exhibition. asecanpinied by the above Sat. tering testimonial, respesttely invites She Debits to ea teepee. Moe of his GOLD CHAINS and saltpetre samortment of JEWELLERY, all made on the p - snitaes. JOHN BROODEN, Goldsmith. Manufactory, No. le, ilearietta- Menet, Comnit.gafdep W. C. .I?tabliehed . A. D. 1795 Aaron made of Chalon and /evader/ for In each. N.E. ibis aotahlfstusant la cloud ma 4la the rraolaig, lad on Mainninyf ea I *Wed WHITE and 8017NDTESTH are indiapesaable to tenocesel Attraction. end to health &ad loonertty by the preen ntestleetton of hon. ROWLAND" ODONTO. oo PEARL DItNTIIkICL canpreteded of Orland iegredlente. toonloabie value In sod beautify' s( the teeth. streenthenleg the rasa sad In deg a pleading &grnee to the breath. It ening:wee tartar the teeth, restores spots of Indolent decay, sad ponies sea preeenres the euse4 to antra It Imparts • penetillte whitentea Its Invaluable= parties have obtained the patronage el royalty sad the whey of Amoy* sod It to ealvereally la MO repute. Moo ea ad. per be& Bold et le, liettoor mo d e et a Juni by Cheidess est Norbert& Ask let "Berbade TKO FM ALT RXHISTIIONS Or THE MOON. THE ART JOURNAL for June (price 2a. 6d.) Bost l= elaborate critical and descriptive articles on the Pine Art itzlnitions sow epos is Insides, by Anent and well informed writers, via : The Royal Academy. The Inetlinte of Painters In The Benet, at Patters In Water-Colours. Mambo Water -WRoyal ows. inhibition of Trawl and The natant , Plerniab Meares The line engravings are :—" .7tricilan tie the Valley of Humi liation," by George Oreatbach, altar P. R. Pickeregill, LA. ; "Grange Iterchaatman going to Moms; by R. Willis, after J. W. W. Turner, EA. "Ariel," by IL Roffe, from the statue by J. Lough. the other cantsste et the number will be found "The Du Ribibition of 184 i," with illustrstions ; " Wedgwood and Etruria,' by Llewellysn 0. Jewltt, illutrand ; Portrait Palatiag la Zealand," by Peter Cistalsghani, F.S.A. " Art Work in June," by Rev. J. O. Wood, MA. ; Hattory of emission sad of Oreemose is Art," by ?babas Wright, Illtm Sated " Almanack of the Month," frees designs by W. Harvey ; " ReLeotime b Meter Geometricalty corkland. by Nana A. W. Diaries, Royal Artillery, Lliastrated with Diagrams. " for treted Prayer Boob," with Oluatratioss ; Parlbsiestery Grebe Art, do, he. Inadon : James & Virtue, 11. Ivy-lane. RrosY SCHOOL—The noblemen and gentlemen elnaated at Rugby School intend to telebeate their triennial fai4ival os the 15th of the sisesisi sans& at Willis'e-reoces, Kinsetreet, St. Jesse'''. The Very Rev. the Des. et Wtstagester is to mashie on the nscestios. _ CONFICILATION or Sr. Pin 's CITII . ICH ' BZTHlTAL nitms.—The Bishop of Leaden osaseasted the new church of St. Paul's, Bethsal,-peen, on Saturday erasing, the first time in the dimes of Loads: that such a ceremony has bees performed at that time of the day. The Bishop, who was accompried by his chaplains, arrived at the chart* which situate is Virgiala-row, at six o'clock, and was re wired by the Rev. John Patterson, LA., neat of Christ Church, Spitalbelds ; the Rural Dean ; the Rev. J. Hamad, A., Rector of St. Matthew'', Bethaal.greee ; the Rev. J. D. Margashen, A., Incumbent of St. Bartholomew ; the Rev. Dr. Greedy, lacumbeat of St. Jamas the Lass ; the Rev. J. Colbourn*, locumbast of St. Matthias ; the Rev. J. G. Parker, LA., Ineumbeat of St. Peter's ; the Rev. J. E. Beane, M.A., Ineumbant of St. Jede's ; sad many other parochial After the ordiaary COD. serration sersoa was ormed, the Bishop preached • masterly memos from • Zfnd and 23rd verse of the Bth chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Remus, and adverted to the missy which sin was cauraag in that crowded neigh bourhood The church, which is • headroom' structure, has been erected at a east of 4,000 E, and in capable ce acomicidst keg about 900 persons. A district has bees assigned to it out of the parochial divisions of St. Matthias and St. Thomas's, sad the Rev. Jams Swinbourn, previously curate o f Matthias, has been appointed the gut in cumbent. Yesterday morning the Archbishop of Canter bur/ (gashed in the church or behalf of the building fend. NATiosAL ORPHAN Homo, Hay Commox.—The twelfth festival ad this lairity vaabekl r Bate:day eve. at the Star sad Garter, Richmond ; the Duke d'Aurnale io the chair. His royal Weser was supported by Lord Claud Elamlion, the Count of Bovine, the &shop of Moray and Roes, Sir C. Rowley, Si, W. Stirlieg, Sir A. the Hon. J. 8. Wortley, Mr. Bernard, M P., and about • hundred other gentlemen. After the emissary taste the children (106 little girls) were introdeoed into the room, sad they excited much admiration by their comely and modest &opossum le the course of the even ing subssiptions to the amount of between 600 f. and 7001. were announced. The steals' of music, min by Mr. W. Dowse, Mr. W. Cumminp, Herr Reichardt, Kr. C. Car ter, Mr. Winn, sad Mdlle. Marie Emir, was of • very high character. .111AMINATION Or STUDILVES Or TER INNS Or Comer.—As • result of the patrol examination of the student, of the Inns of Court, held at Lincolo's.ion-ball, an the 19th, 20th, and 71st days of May, the Conne ll of Legal Education have awarded to Devid Lyell, Fag., student of the Inner Temple, a studentship of 50 guineas per annum, to matinee for a period of three years ; to Franck Turner, Faq., student of the Middle Temple, an exhibition of 25 guinea, per enema, to continue for • period of three years ; and to John Chester, Faq, Atadsol of the Middle Temple, Maurice F. Farrell, EN., student of the Middle Temple, and Francis Henry Lasoelles, Esq.. student of the Inner Temple, osrtificatee of honour of the first clue. THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRY..—The Mansion house Committee of the above fund met on Saturday, bat in cousequenoe of the increase of labour amongst the opera tives, owing to an increase in the supply of cotton, several of the committees bare suspended relief, and only a few grants were made, amounting in the surteto 8204, which were apportioned as billowy :—Wisan, ; Mottrain in Longendale, 501. • Hyde, Newton, &a, 504 ; Tietwietle, 501. ; Burnley ladae committee, 50/. • Broadbottoen, 40/. ; [Banbridge, 351. ; Oviedo°, 301. ; lintwistle over 251. ; Glossop overlookers, 251. ; Farrington, 23/. ; W i tel ks h r l sad Barn, 201. ; Barsky masegen sad overlookers, 40/. ; Charkewortli sewing elms, 201. • Dunbar-bridge, 15/. ; Withnell, 15/. ; Brodkin, 15/. ; filenlesbary, 151. - • Mellor, Derby, 10/. ; Cterapten mailmen and overlooks:re, 101. ; Hotline= and overlookers, 101. ; New Mills, 104 ; Little Hayfield, ; Tockholee, 51. WORKING MAN'S DLL'S AND IDA.J.D.E TOR ST. PHILIP'S BRISTOL. —On Monday evening lad • 'sanely at tended meeting was held at the Minion I lhapel,Unity.strest, for the purposed promoting the formation of • working men's club for St. Philip's. The chair Ina takes hr Mr. Handel Corkin, and there sere apes the platform the Reverend H. Solly, Mr. C. .1. Thomas, Mr. J. Wetherbed, he. The Reverend Mr. Scilly delivered as address upon the advantages to be derived from ass formation of working men's clubs. He also gave some exceedingly valuable information as to the manage ment of the institution, and the beet mesas by which it could be made to promote the intermits of the working dames. Mr. JSOlli DIM the hoe. secretary of the club, then stated that the St. Philip's Working Men's Chib and Insti tute bed ootanteaced on the 19th February, with only two ee three venous, and it now numbered 90 members. The beildiog ad bees secured, and it was proposed to start the club on the limited liability *kink • resolution was passed approving of the establishment of the club, and the meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the Asir lass. _ _ _ TEATS or Mk. HICNST Kut SIMITIL—We M int to sanouogis the (loath of Mr. Henry Tier Swear, who repreaseted Dereetabire for nearly twooty years, sad bed only Sort retired froth earthward ea theoriet of illthealth. Ifs nereeted pethers• died rather seddealy at Ike seat of Sir K. Baker, wear Maw/ford, is Dons/. On Snlt a i n rti Hie only chdd, • daughter, was meetly aa ettrudi of the Bntieb embeary at Paris, sad Mr. &prier was shoat to visit bor. The nose of hie death rem jaundice. Hie death was aramisseed at Dorebeeter maths. ae Saturday, sad musk regret we ,:peered at th• esetresse• Mr. Sorrier was • athearrative is politico, and was highly resesetod to Doeselebirs. ROYAL Faze HOSPITAL, GILAYII-lIIN-ILOAD. , --The timber of reheats relieved at this Dapped that% the week Imes. Nay 211, was MO, of whisk 1,147 sow woe mew ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALFRED AT LISBON. LISISDN, MAY M. The Racoon has arrived hay with Prism Alfred on board. His Royal Highness will land to-morrow. The King will some from Cintra to receive him. SPAIN. MADRID, MILT 28. To-day in the Senate the Mineter of Finance read the bill granting to Messrs. Weisweiller, Sala manca, and Oema, the concession for the estab lishment' of a Credit Fonder Company with the obligation of taking an amount of 200 millions reals in Treasury Bonds. The report of the committee on the Passive Debt will be brought forward this session. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, NAY ZS, Evania. The result of the general plebiscite is 713,285 votes for and 67 spinet the new constitution proposed by Prince Coma. There were 766,906 persons entitled to vote, out of which number 53,563 were either absent, ill, or abstained from voting. INDIA. (By tolograph from Sea) MURDER OF A MISSIONARY AT PESHAWUR. BOMBAY, MAT 14. The Rev. Lambert Lowenthal, missionary to the Afghans, has been murdered at Pashawur. The Viceroy is at Simla. COMMERCIAL DITELLIOENCE. Grey shirting* and cotton quiet. Mahn opium, 14.70 r. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Govern ment securities—Four per Cents., 94i ; Five per Cents.. 1044 ; Five-aud-s-Half per Cents., 113. The London mail of the 18th April has arrived here. CALCUTTA. NAT 12. Grey shirtings and mule twist firm. Govern ment securities—Four per Oents., 961; Five per Cents., 106 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 114 i. Exchange on London, 2s. 1 td. Freight for seeds, 80s. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been remind ham from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : ALEXANDRIA, MAT 2S. The Baroda and Masailia, with the above mails, left here at 10 a.m. to-day. The former may be expected at Marseilles on the 3rd, and the latter at Southampton shoat the 10th Mat. FRANCE. (room oat ant owl oosaieroicarr.) PARIS, B•Tuai.)4T_Kvoirnia. To-day the protracted swoon of the Legislative Corps was brought to a close without the farther prolongation which was rather expected. The Duke tie Morey addressed a farewell speech to the deputies, in which be thanked them all, without distinction of party, for their friendly conduct towards himself. Me exhorted them to unity and mutual forbearance. As an in stance of the blindness of party spirit he told a story of Marshal Boult, who when he was not in office was said by everybody to have rained the battle of Toulouse, but whenever he became a minister it was fiercely maintained that he had lost it. (Great laughter.) In conclusion, the President of the Chamber said : Ah, gentlemse, bow greatly should we serve the interests of our country if we were to join all our strength without mistrust and without irritation. And how greatly should we serve the cause of liberty, if we were to reader it attractive by moderatiou and *Moe is the eugmmios of Ong *WOOL It is towards this object, in which are blended the interests of the Emperor, those of the eoustry, and your ewe, that my moduli efforts will teed so keg as Have the honour to fill this dale. The elections for the Councils General are fixed for the 18th and 19th of June. It is to be expected that a great many more independent members will be chosen than on any former occasion. It is to be observed that the Cosistitutionisel takes no notice of the difficulties about the ports of Kiel and Rendslitug, which other journals think serious. The jockey club was illuminated last night to celebrate the triumph of the Frecch filly, Fills de l'Air. Some of the French journals speak of her by mistake as the winner of the Derby instead of the Oaks. The Bourse has slightly recovered from yesterday's fall. The works for the restoration of the Cathedral of NMee Dame bean awl, iaished, the eameceatiors of the Mai* has hem Axed far the 31a. haat. It may appear Mageke thee the moveable building Meek have aMated for co maay seetwiel withest Lein eitareed We SONNY earemaay. Beek I the feet, aevertitelem—Gelmaani. A grand dinner took place at the court of Bremen a few d•ys sines is hamar of the Prisms sod Primates of the Holatmin-Glooksburg family, who hays boss 'Myles in the Bahian capital for some months. The Itiiipendance Beige of the 22nd inset. pub lishes a letter from St. Potonbarg of the 14th, of which the following is an extract :—" The sernity-three peanut% who arrived from Poised be thank in their owe name sad in that of Slew brothree the Ere Alexander for having rentond them their liberty and made them pp have left to return to their country and their vilrlai same mart carriages which led Wean them from UN @tattoo took them back, penetrated with the assesses, the niceties's, the feta, and the benison' which had been lavished epos them during the whole period 6/ their stay is the Rumbas capital. But • dreadful sight awaited them at the statics. They had scarcely descended from their carriages whoa • train arrived from Winsaw. Imagine the horror they must leave hilt at the sight of • crowd of Polish primers ia gleans and bound for Siberia. They threw themeelvee into iseli o alma, 'biddies abundant tailwind maids. better oemplafnd. It wee Doe of *hoes beartrendied sight►— renfwed cruel by onatrast--wideli 081100 description. It did not last Inn. however; they wens soon separated from their fellow eocetryinen, and sent opposite wave. As for the anthers et this inopportune manioc they lodged sollsely in. I canoot tell you bow they were punished for • mincidearis which they might embalm bare bees able to prineet.' Sir Richard Gravel M•Donnell, M. and C.D., Lye been appointed !leukemia. goveruar of Nova Semis ; M. JOOllll Weenie Sherd bee been violated president aid 'odor member of the Executive Council of the Lamed of Xenia ; and Yr. Jobs lUDoeeell and Yr. James NW, to be teeintere et the Ogee& of the Island el Onssia. - At the Cape, the Colonial Secretary, the Treasurer- General, the Altalar•Oeseral, and • large mumble of numbed of periessen4, left Cape lows an April 18, for Pod Elizebeth, in the steamer Cambrian, en sem to Graham's Town, to the opeeag of parliament, which is to he held in the Shaw College, • and commodious building. The Governor's new fiaancial measures were under dissemble in the colony. It was moldered that, transferring the chirp of the roads in the Molly to provincial road boards, empowered to alms local rates, would be equivalent to • direst tax on land to the extent of from 30,0001. be 40,0001. • year, but the provisions of the bill were on. Mend equitable, and calculated indirectly to be in many reaped' beseacial ; the Stamps Bill would bring about 25,0001.; the taxes on bank noes and succeerion so property about 15,0001. Medea them, making altogether by thine bills an addition of about 75,0001. par annum to the mem. Bat against this was set rd, in addition to the ordinary expect e" of the year, 10,0001. as the oasts ix. ended in removing the pediment this sewing to Graham's Town, and in addition to that te• expense of carrying out the Judicial Reform BiU—instituting a new supreme court and court of appeal. They wee, boiniser, but little im pede:tics in the colony that either the Judicial Reform Bill or the Bill for Begieeriag Deeds would be canted, at least in anything like their proposed forme A bill had been proposed forregulating the edneatimal oysters of the colony on • sound and liberal Tanis. Cape commercial ►fain had not beim of the brightest daring the past month. Through the failure of an old and reopected mamboed, the Hee. Mr. Jiff* le the wine trade, Led the temporary scispeasice of Means. B. A. Gruner sad Ca in the Maeritinefehjoed (maenads, through Mr. G. N. • theageet of the hoes, ►t the Cape, being *sized with a modal disorder, a panic bad occurred. Ultimately, how ever, affairs were being set to rights, and but little pima lon was motemplated. News had teen Teceived from the Zambesi. Her Majesty's ship Valorous arrived in flimou's Bay, April 16, from the Mozambique, with Dr. Livingittem's little atrium the limey in tow. She also brought down the Bev. Mr. Waller sod several of the soave members of the Church Minion. Mr. Weller was to return to England by the mix steamer, and though he agrees that Dr. Livingstone was thoroughly justified four years *gain recommending the sots bbahment of a mini' on the Zambesi or the Shire, so great has bees the depopulation Once t h e.. amounting to more than ninety per mot., that be thialts that it would be a mere wade of effort to continue themsupacey of the field any looser. Biahop Tozer with the ,Rev. Maims. A Ilington and Steers are still at Mozambique, making inquiry as to what sew field for mimics operations should be opened on the east coast. It was not improbable that ultimately they might be attracted to Captain Spoke's urgeet appeal in favour of the densely populated countries visited by himself is the neighbour hood of Victoria Boum. Dr. Livingstone had left the Mozambique for Bombay, with the Lady Nysasa. Dr. Dare health had been greatly benefited by his sojourn in South Africa. The Bishop of Oslo@ Town, in his capacity as metropolitan. was 'ON sip to Natal to take preemies and make all the DOCOMary anapr«ate for the dimes there, which he now considered to he vacant, in vinee of the sestme of deposition passed upon Dr. Dolma. This, it was ex pected, would lead to fresh legal compliostioos. The synediasi commission of the Dutch Reformed Church were in asesioe, and had to grapple with some knotty mass, which in their main features wore analogous to the 0011111100 MI6 CRINOLINI23 Gloms& CLINES.—GEILIdA, or Jewelled. 9s. 6d. P 111120723, 37, PICCADILLY. gITIOLINIS.--Sanedeetailos. 16a. and 21s. PEILPOTTA, $7, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Oodina or Waved. 18e. 6d. rnitrorre, it PICCADILLY. C N RlOLlNER—SaosflectumaJewelled. 2711.6 d. PHILPOTDA, $7, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES.—Piocadilly Pulled. 31s. 6d. THILPOTIS, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Priem post free. nutrarrs. 37, PICCADILLY. THE SEIZURE OF THE CHINCHA ISLANDS BY SPAIN. The Panama Star and Herald, of May 7, gives the following acoouut of this occurrence : Oe the snivel of the lest mail we publisbedjthe fact that the Spanish Commissioner had not beset received et Lime, aid had sided from Callao on the 13th to join the Squish fleet. On the mania( of the 16th H.0.1L frigates kesolocius sad Trine*, aid CeradoeVl mede their apses:thin &pin is the bey ofCallsounder &full head agleam, and it was soon secertained that their Witham' MVO hostas to the piece. Tbe day previous they had takes of Übe Chinch& Ithands, hoisted the Spanish flag, primmer, of the (overate sad odious of the bland, sad raptured the Panariss triansport Iquique with Inc Withers. Thence they proceeded to Canso for the purposes of ear prising the Pennies squadroa in that port ; bat this wee fertonately fretheated, se the fleet had time to gel up steam sad more ender the prone:aim of the pen of the castle before the foreign anarchist meek could be moved out of the way of the operaticsn of the Spaniards. The Spanish beet sailed from Callao ea the aiming of the 18th probably for the Chinch& Island., The Pantries steamer Timbal left Callao on the morning of the 17th, to watch the anovesteets of the Speen/de. At the time the EsampAor left the pietist exoitemeat prevailed in Callao. On the 16th, after Dews was received of the seizure of the Chinches, the President of Pisa limed a proclamation, of which the followiag is a scansion= : "11111 PALSIDINT 07 Tag "'PUBLIC TO TNI NATION. " A¢ inainentli scandalous act inijusihe;:perpeiretel in the waters of the Pacific by the Spsaish squad:op wader commend of its admiral, D. Leis H. Pieria. Oar guano Meade have bees occupied by foreign forces, which Lave tetrad a national vsesel of war sad hoisted, as well ore ikon as at eta, the flag of Orilla. Seek an act, sus ented without any previous derilantioa, without any legal motive that would authorise it, makes its authors aggressors of the territory of our eounta7, violaters of Mims- Usual law, sad gratuitous demotion of foreign property. "The arrinl of a pretending Spanish diplomats, with the character of commistioser, whets title alone mean outrage to the dignity of Pent, charged, sa is believed, with exag gerated reclametioos, has been the signal of this unjuitifiable promidieg, which 1, fulfilling an austere duty, make known to the republic. The goverment has fulfilled its miens defending the hoover of the country against the preternoe: of an envoy who be answered to the regard shown to him with outrages to the tattoo, the law., and the government. All the dotemeets of this ask will he pithlialed at mim e in order that you easy judge of my sad my (aliases behaviour, which op this occasion, ea always, has heed worthy of the natioe's mafideees. 1 believe that the govereesset of Spain is foreign from these aggressive acts of its deputise on the shores of Peru ; bat it they should, unfortunately, be authorised by it, we will never commit to the hunaliatioe which those same ople went to imsees upon us, who in Ayacucho did not knew how to fight, nor had the courage to defend the pee mesioo, held for centuries, of the imequeet The 10•11111111. meat is Mimes these aware' of *Karig, which the Meisel eireemeteeree we find ourselves in do require, and seeking mean to vindicate the sacked honour and to save our treacherously and violently robbed reins. Still freak are the memories of the war of tedspeadreee ia which 1 wee ea solar, however smalL I will repeat those old services, not excepting the smith* of my life, which belong, mainly to the gesenius amain that to me who sot deserved it gave its votes to occupy the Oat post of the nation. "GILo, April 16, 1861. "Joan ANTONIO Pim." - -------- - --• A lugs body of foreigners, some ono hnudred and arty, held a mooting is Callao, and pared the following hltiol2ll • - • • • - • - - --;l "That ham domiciled in this port we cannot view with Indifference the vandalic cooduct pursued by Admiral Pinson. Consequent with our ideas of justice, we offer to the orientry of our adoption our assistance, and we pleas ostrielves at tee disposal of the supreme government to fight for the intlepandeace of Pern.—Vitia.ws D. COORSAY, President. Jowl Nownsa, Ekersinty." Active preparations were hang made by the authorities to resist say attack—tbe batteries on the fort beteg placed in fighting order, boats equipped and armed, An. The masters of foreign meals had yolked to their respective minimum for isatnietioas hew to act. The Spanish gunboat Covadooga had gene aloes up to the mole and taken pos session of the ship Hared* which bad on board naval stores, provisions, and coal. Several Spanish resideuto in Callao had embarked on board of Spanish yawls in the harbour. IRISH ONIINCIL-A thick return his been pro moted to ILarlisursent, giving partionlan of every parish is mined. The ascend result is that there were et the last emus 693,367 memben of the established chetah is In. land—am, tresses, sad children—sod 596,820 protestant dissenters •' and that the gross income of the bisbopris% dignities, and beisp of the established church is Ireland anteents to 586,428 t., and the net booms to 448.9421. Camas. Pmaca —Sava, Baum:Nos AND SIX PENNY DAT.-BArtruktr, ILT 28.—Aphoisises se pep most 4,449; aittobe season tickets. 8,750; total, 14199. lioanutan's Ma is cboioe seed strong, moderate Is price, sad wholesome to use. These actesattyreshowl sneered for this tee • renteal pretension It is seta In whets * , 14 t I I I I t I 1 ;4'1 1 Ii / 1.1 I, ') l ' • 6