The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-02 00:00:00

- • ‘'\ •-•••••-• a m •-- , ' t - gsa,Lii<l 1111411- , IIINDON. FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 2, 1866. (STAXPED, id. ADDrrioseu) [TWOPENCE EXPRESS FROM PA.lth3. =- ,- : - THE ELECTION OF MAZZINI AT MESSINA. B L BALL PASSENGER LINE of jj MOM PAGLIA ter AIIIIT/LALL Rea Last= direst. --- — ° , lady. r am. 400 B. LW Ni Jaahaa l.mble • GoarlaLW %ON Z. Lila March II M 11LAND.—laall Orders. Pk to all OWNS. ANN 'Wanda. IMN 1:11411 I Marsh 10 Deddillaii.B. Orval Pocifie. SAO Liverpool Mooch 15 1,400 1. ladle Morels 111 /No osietesiod s =lpookole Iwo, peoetaallty and god perm% wool a world-knows ropototios, rod Mar Elle mow rosolomodottoa amorpoonol impr mob shoot —rot an orlon's,' yoggootlarg otrolti o rze to Antra' apply to A. Until Cb. ; Apo& for Qs Mora sai Lbw : old T. X. MAMA sal 00. Tasisakilkand. We La M MRS. MONEY WIGRAM sad SOW (of Bleaktraltiank, Lesion) L 12411 pAcxxr BUM IL BTLALI~. /or iiihßOUßNit Port al tto leave dm Docks on Tardy. sou at ftinonth), the esad dipper ship YIVIELZ. 100 lona, rhIDUICK hithMol‘ (We at the Kent), to load in the INS Inglis boas UST imoomusadakos tor all dares of peatesettee ash enteeitieeed. sal B will cart, an nriationted aaretwee,-Fieftelall et mow owls to ALLI.PONT an 4 .M9AGAN. Fiat Won. 1103 M WIGIE4I( aad BM. T. Mat PIM zrillitragi es4=I , ToWN TO law To= TWOIII • MIKE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PIOLADELPHIA FIKAM4HIF 0011PANY lanai de. sesiebbestbdr tallisertred_Clide•baSl has Wm IlleurrablA awing Ha Using Inns nein 111011 mnizzoot tar NNW roar. cm' OF WASHINGTON Wedatalsi. Yards 7. CITT OS . MPS S. CITY OF SALTIXON.S. W Yana IL AM every Wetlands:, and slkesaas /Mali rid asatidsys. Cobbs prose In tall sell Mean 31, Mani II M o nne* ei ..8 81 ==ars a M by awl ensena. IS aireoss i =eda sad sLo aisaasessas tame Walmr4bese—Foe titan aerandsts to MAN, V. . limped ; Se OS MOT, M. lag likweiniss. larks. STM to NEW YORIL—IINITED STATES IL WM—The nioodid mrd tononlo oldo-whosi won ot no Now York sod Bono noon Ship Canny Irving mooed their yl a wo n Oils amnia on waisted to WO be Now You le Ponca Tassday, Musk 11 Wednesday, Mardi IL Tu Thazday day: W=3 . , tor Amp rusday, Joao L Wedassday. Joao t ofsbes spctr OX tosad X. W. lANI. dad s 00., Paola sad E. Haws: O. C. F sad On,ain& ; or Mit and Oa. IA alasWido, Landas. THE CITY OFFICSB COMPANY (Limited). NOTICI IS 112111 BY G1V11.21, that the THIRD °EDP RY OBNIMAL MISTING of the ehareholdme of this ...en will be held at St. Clement's Home (the Company. new bnlldlng„), Cleseent's-lans, Losnbard4treet, on THVIADA Y, therSad day of Marek 1806, at one o'clock prockealy, to receive the report of the Directors, moomponled by an mated stater meet of womb to the net Deoember, 1836, to declare a divi dend, end to elect Mame for the tombs year. AM mike Is else eves that the Transfer Hooka of the Com pany 6111 be dosed preparatory to the smother from Minh to the 22ad of Merck boa days achierw—By order. March 1, UHL G. W. BUWILL. Nadia. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE TIU sad LIIIII 11181:11tANCZ COMPANY. Mom : 1, Ded.street. Liverpool ; 10 sad 21. Poultry 1 1, °anthill; aid Cherineorms, Landon. Invested Puede 81,117.1* Fire Premiums lon the mar 1114 amounted to 710,118 Me ditto JOHN AWNS. Neeldeat itemetery, Lorain. Life dams era payable la thist7 days altar they ere admitted METROPO D LITAN 4i TREE HOSPITAL, moshk.pan, City. The Right Roo. Use LORD UAYOII has Madly leastated to at Ihe AItifITRIBAZY FRETIVAL, at the Lead= oa WEDNESDAY, Itared le, MIL Genialness willing to Iseeease Steward& are ratnested to for um! their Waal to the emetary. hada are arguably needed to usaintein the edleiesey of the hospital. and will be thankfully received by the bankers, Yarn. Barnette, Hoare,. Itanbury, and Lloyd, 00 and SI, Lombard. skeet ;by the learetary, at Use hospital : end by JllO. (MERRY FRY, Chairman of Corandlies. TODARL-365th Repromentation.—THEATßll a NITATIE.T. Ppyyliab4mll.—ltAlLY ZIA fa NUM° and L uau= UllOl, as performed by command bakes bor Mairsty tha sad ths !loyal Family at Windsor, Tuesday Dr alb& ifs,. 11. LINK Tim marvellous SPHINX, the birth of Wawa Tram, and Stodscis aelabratad toast, Bullet Fish as Zr=64by Idra.—IVIRT zvzirimo, as s: wida..44 ,at L—Mats at IlltaltstrA Old Boad-drali. sae illemolloe. lupdamball.—A&Maslom lam ANN; Ils. " Almost saMssalissa.—VWs " The Apra WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STREET, iIOUTZRIVSTIOIT.—The NSW PROPRIIITOR begs to invite the attention of gentlemen In the Tommie = et neigh tul t i oarliood to thew perior moommodation he offers. — Dimon from till Sundays at I. • large shili-Ment. MAUI*, fee emligies' meetings, b•—itifelarifillN. Proprietor. F 0 REIGN WINES, cheap and pure: Catalonian Etherry, 17s. id. ; Andalusian Part, 17$. dd. ; French, 10s.; french Marry. 18a. par dozen Baaldotals. laud& ; Macca,tls. ; Hourilloo, 17• Id. ; Chablis, Ids.: Hock, fie. to ids.; and 8 Hoek and llosella, • down ; Owes Brandy, or brown, nits. a down, bottles included. Terms orb. Carried* OW upon tour dozen into the country. HOWARD HOWNABLNIE and SONS, Distlikunand Important, Tre, sonotrook Landow Istablisised 1781, a 1 'PHILLIPS rd sT sa TAIPANY'S TEAS are rai !STRONG t. inrs BIACX TIJI, le. it , 2c, ts. 6/, se,, Is. 4d ill• Yost delicious Black Tea ls 160 W oaly na kl. per porta& rare, ram choke Coffee, 1/ 4d., la Id., le , tick, ad. a; PHILLIPS and 0e.,. Tea Yerehants, C. fr, Ling Wfilleswetzesi, City, Load*/ I. fai • pries current tree Sugars at market prices. lik PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods carriage free within sight Id miles of No. 8. Xing William-street; 445. worth carriage tree to hit say railway dation or market town In Itatelead.—Phillips sad Si Ca have no scents, nor any eonnealea with say lime in Wor cester or Cosmos. eiL Wm S At/OIL—LEA and PERRINEY This dation; ;oadtTnint, pTanounced& ocuransinte 'THE ONLY GOOD SAO Is prepared solely by LEA and PEZAINE. Te pabbe are respeattully cautioned writ worthier Dabs lions, and should see that Las and Perim' name are wrapper, bar bottle, and stopper. AMC tar LZA and IltitRINN RAM% 801 l wholesale and for export by the PropaWare, Wray/art 111 arm MO9BI and BLAMER= A; Mears. 't.•.a.a.Y arse DONA London. ie., tc. ; and by grocers and car= univereativ ITM. WHINE'S wholeeale and export UPHOL DIZZY and GM/11AL FURNISHING WAILIHOLSNR I. 111 to lie, .Newlngtowhatts. Factories, hassle-Meet Rasped the largest and sod varied stook is Londos. All goods warranted, and delivered hoc New illustrated priced list of furniture, bedding, &a., polls. AS,OOO worth best doercdoths (part al Taylor's Depoeitory), all new patterns and well seasoned, IA 9d. per yard, worth la. 9d. g eft DO Onfi . wil l fig or. NO▪ W WO' PO' Wil la tO6 stA O n. 1 10 VIII' Duo TONIC BITTERS. WATERS' (WIMPS WINS. The mod palatable and wholesome bade in 'dodoes. AN F.FFICIEJIT TONIC, An unequalled stomachic, and • gentle stimulant. Bold by grocers, Italian warehousemen. wine merchants, ear fectloners, and others, at 30s. a dozen. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLtAMS, I. Martin's-lane, Cannonetred, London. Wholesale Agents. Z. lewd and Co.. Wommeter. DINIMFORD'S FLUID MAGNICSLL—Tbe asemesi proteseke for thirty years hem ' prove ot pee isolation of magnesia as the brat tor acidity ot steesach, headache, beartbern, gout, and Indigestion ; sad as a spited It Is legennellY anageed ter ladles and ehlldrea. Prepared by DINNTIOND and Co., Chemists, La., 171, New Nond.etreet, London, and sold throughout the world by an respectsble cheinlete. Caution-Bre that " Dlanatord and Co: k ce each bott/e and red label over the cork. rpm INVIGORICIVE NERVINE ESSENCE .11. The most acieuttllcally prepared and most powerful marl. la" Mall friar introduced; restores to thew normal oondittoo the secretions, on the integrity at which perfect Meath ge =lt specific for debility of all kinds, and from Its cos te II among other ingredient', pepsins and phogiluds of sods, prom highly beneficial to the 0077/0111 end 4/IWO& Prioll 8 a 1. pa bottle, or four cnantltire in one foe tis. gds tithMews. PAUMGAItrEIf and 00., Stet Oeford-sirset. and 8 , Cullant-e.rest, Ifewshareb•sereat. LC.. Lowden. L— The LETTUCE contains an active •AA principle, the Latticine, which pompom all the soothing lEoPerties °togas= without its dangers. air. O..IOZILAU, French %a midi, 49, Haymarket, prepares a Syrep and a Pate of Lodtue (or lettuce), highly recommended by tU Medical Profession for Golds, asthma, bronchi and all chest 'Heckles,. Syrup, 2s. 9d.: la led. sad 2s. tis, Pate, by post, la Sid. and En fel. V..SCOTT'S BILIOUS and Jaw= 1: . 1 ever tolling remedy. prepared without any higredleat. from t. r ip of Dr. Mott, will be Mud lavaleable to all who coffer from 671N0s sad liver oomplaloto, whit warm Oldham, diadems of the eyes, &c. For heel e"ltylmala m a family aperient medicine, and au a pottier of the blftel, they are truly excellent: mild In their operation rad graters' to the was* th ey _ erode aimettio. promoted 4F-. 0, saa .._ =Dm [ the whole nervous .pram—Bead by by . Lae um. fl. ug ome. la. wnisaarairess, amaiterzema and mom Wirtt b s ltd. sad ha PI. De sare to oak tot Dr. s u and Lbw 701.. The genuine are in a square proem package with . William lambert" engraved on the .tamp. • KATE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the beet remedy for 0007 sad IREI73IkTIVM.—IkiI by eil faidayrts, 841., at IL lid., ft. N., and U. dd. Pdr lidi CIOUT or RHEUMATISM is quiekly relieved VI sad mod ta a tar days by that .sae ... ELM'S GOUT sod lIILZUMATIC PILUI. °Wald abreast 611 / cavesk as la. 10. wad la ad. por box. THE CREDIT PONCI6II and MOBILIZE at ENGLAND =Veit CON.TENCTION with the AGRA mad MASTER- " led), 'ad the NATIONAL Wit, will BACEIVA ATP CATIONS for the CAPITAL of THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of iplisiaLrs (Limited). Capital, 000,0 elk In 80,000 Mares ai 11.3 mak. Deposit on Apriestlis Al per ahem, en Allotment to pre there. U Is not saticipshal that more than Ali par share will be required in addition. Interest at the rate al 10 per sent. per salaam will be paid far the tint two years, for winch interest warrants, payable haft-yearly. will be attached to the slue eertitleates. Alter the two years, the profit income on reales of land already effected. sad profit on further sales, will be applicable for diaribatloa as dividend or bonus. ME Albert Grant, Esq., 111. T., DILIMP } Directors ot the Credit Paw W illtam Harrison, Esq., der and Komar d liagland Edward Warner, Eft.. ILT., (Limited). Colossi James Halland. 1 Directors al the Agra sad Mar ilydatey Beopford. Seq., termans Bank (Limited). less Neale McKenna, B. M Esql . ILT., Direetom of the Nations/ Bank. enshaw, lbq., Haney law* . M.P.. Arrow. Mar Brother of the That,' BoaM. C i al r a blwarde, , Dire Mar of tire General iniptiou oar i.rTitP",rancilreq , Director of the bfirptian Trading( Company M. Ms& iiirerdia. Farb of M. Perrin Abbataact, Gerdy sad Beeretery the Chamber or C=ea, Paris. Aysnerivis. Chamberbia to the Emperor, asd Member of the Chamber of Derail's. F. prpmefl, i . Mos de Is Madeleine, Perk. MUMS& The Agra and MeMe's Bank (Welted). London sad Pads. The Nations' Beak, Lesion, sad its Ilreasies In The National Bent of iiverPool (iliPmt). Ur 017 ,00 1- Maim Howbeit, Evans, and Co.. lb Nieholiwklall. IC. M. Valiance and Tamale, Ihreatutreely Strand. and Lombard Howe, Geargryard. =OEM Mesas. mulions, Yoruba and Damon, s, Locatard-sines. Ao. Meters. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, MI, Threadneedleutreet, Mews. Laurens, 800, sad Parse, T, Angel-dealt. Tblogriortria* street, EC. lemma ta-Clitiw—m,. Peal Borba, lbaseilles Member or the Conseil Glindral). BIICILP2LRY (pro tem.)— and Altred = 0 1: 1 1. TraprweryVlEurs-17 ORDICTI 01 TIM ooxrAinr. The Imperial Land Comm of Ilarealles (which has been needy twelve months In wens of a sarileal setablished wicks view of pareinnime and mot bad sad property in the Itoportaas any of id aunties. the of the same, and the esquisition of concessions end privilsa•• •••••c••d with the development and improvements of the city and port. Is furtherance of these objects, end after long and earetul Investigation. various properties have been pureheeed, In the best portions of the dty, sad when the proems of the improve ment,' gives assuramis of profitable remilte. rsoriarims ACOMMID. The properties whish the Company have method are as follows L The Joliette property, comprising about 2.1.44.000 pure feet of bidldng land, izolusive of Wenn I. The Rue Imperials property, omenang cd &boat 08,800 Knave feel S. The Catalans mostly, *Desisting of the Hotel. the Imperial Club. Baths, house, - and pion, In all aboat 1.800.080 Keen tort. 4. The semen Prod° property, consisting of building plotsel bast WWI fen. It will be seen, on Mercies to the map, that the Company's ounprise the lands to the north of the town as well IS W 6 l l 0 .8 Sb • sank. will a Wee eictsoli of esaboerd asking a ![t Itßßllttta total el shoat 491:00.000 feat NlOOlll3B OF. Memeltlek bobs In pepubber end wealth the ant maritime site in trance, contains a dense population of more Nun MOAN mals. Darin the put year 18,800 nue* with a ton nage of upwards of 1,0t0,000 tone, sabred and led the harbour. lterseillea corareande the oommeree of the Mediterranean, ens MUM nearly the whole trade with Aliens. and is the packet station for the Plethililkir and (Mental beam Company, the blemagebes Imperialles, end other steam-packet isompanies ladies with all perin of the world. It poeseeme eolamodloas docks and warehoosse, sod, by irelliway, is la direst comennis adieu with all porn of /Team The old barboar laving been found Inadequate for Ine 001111110110 et the place, the new Harbour col Iro= g oovering an area of 08 wee, was eaultrained, end n constantly crowded with shipping. It Is surrounded by broad gazing! nanny balldings on the north side, and a new town is rapidly In lie Immediate vicinity. Mau 1800 three other basins ve been eocietrueted, named Ds Carrel. dints.. and Napoleon. which will double nu buboes. aceommodallon Marseilles. TII! =PERM! INTEMENT . IN 11.1.1•••"-- ts *ellknown that his Malady the Emperor of the Pram& takes deep interest It the welfare sad prosperity of iderseillee. and Ike Dine tore lav a e w =t u resaoss to Wave that his btejesdy's redone and special may be depended upon to aid say enterpthe having lke t►e present Comp's') the ablest of developing Hu reemerged hy and lemma/nal apWleatios la Wended forthwith to hemade by the Directors to obtain the callable conesesks for taint elm led M. lfieloolaa, sad to make the new Catalans Perk R 173 the somerasbeesei the Ras Impede* vhish Is SO feet wide, sad lined by Important headings, a direct eommuniestion bra been eiessied Maeresr the flee (leeabbilm. the Madman" the Loden Butner old Harbour, and the new basin , or docks above mentioned. This hes mined the desoltUon of large Moak, of houses densely occupied, which oterunutance, loge ther with the previous &bispo) of home aseommodations renders the construction of new buildings absolutely necessary for cummerelal and residential purposes, and muses as risme demand for vacant plots of bendiest land. JOLIETTE PROPERTY ACQUIRED. this quarter of the town, when the emamselal require- I sent& of the growing population are so VP* the Company has secured about 67 acres of freehold handing Sad exclusive of streets, and this under exceptionally favourable eircumstanoes, both as rupees situation sad terms of pa RUE IMPERIAL?. PROPERTI r ItUIRED. More than 94,001 square feet of this land are in the Rue lespeciale—the Simi street in Maresilles. The reminder is situated In the a nd de la Joliette, commenelog at the Port of La Joliette. and extending the whole length of the docks, the Bum d'Arene, the Port Napoleon. and terminating at the Wein Railoab. These lands are traversed by streets from 40 to to feet wide, is emeneotton with the Rae Imperial. by the Boulevard Maritime. and are surrounded by as Industrious and thriving population. TIRII OF PURCHASIL The land will be banded over to the Company eompletely levelled, with all the streets and footpaths paved, drainage um piste, gu laid on, and provision made for the supply of water to the topmost stories. As by thiceonditions of the treaty for the acqutsitton of the Joliette Estate, it is stipulated that six years should be given. by which time the estate Is to be covered with home. ; the op tion is reserved to the Company for the same period, during which it may elect either to pay the purchase-matey in one sum, or to make an annual payment or equal Instalments, extending over a period of thirty years, with a fixed rate of Interest and staking fund. PROFESSOR DONAU:SOTS REPORT. Before the treaty for this portion of the property was eon eluded the purchasers secured the services of Rehabs Damid son (late President of the institute of British Architects) to per sonally invettigate the operations In progress at Marseilles, and the character and value of the sites. • copy of his report aseorapenise the promentria CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. The Catalans Properties are In the immediate neighbourhood of the marine restdenes of the Emperor, and command a frontage to the sea al Wont a mile in length. They are admirably inflated both for business premise and private villas. BITILDINGS NOW ON CATALANS ISTAI Many tint-clam houses are already erected; a magnificent hotel (now open), having 140 rooms ; and the Imperial Club (now in course of soastraetionl, of n ble arthitestural elevation. =grounded with terrace and gardens, all laid out under the government plan. There is an extensive bathing establishment, often frequented by sore than 6,000 bathers dolly. This district will undergo a radical Improvement when Fort St Nichols, which separates the Catalan property from the sentry et the town, shall have been demolished, a new port constructed. and additional streets made. so as to render sum piste the faeWthe for commuoication between the old end new portions of the town. The man eipollty of the town of Marseilles engage, at their own exp •nse, to lay down gas, sake reseadamized roads, and ensure a proper water supply for the houses. There are in this , nsarter about four miles of streets from 40 to 60 feet In width, which have teen recently opened and lighted with gas and the Boulevard la Cordesie (7t feet In width and lately opened for traffic) forms a continuation of the spiendid promoted* of the Prude. The district communicates with the Qua: de Rive _leave, the centre of the old port and of the commerce of the town, by the Boulevard de rEmpereur. All these important facie furnish assurances of great success, and there can be nn doubt that this per. lon of the Company's properties will be sold at a pries which will yield a very large Profit. THt PRADO PROPERTY. The Prado Lands are near the Southern Railway Statist. in an admirable position, and well adapted for the establishment of warehouses, shops, de. With respect to the value and prospectsof these properties, • report by Mr. P. Porde. the well-kneels engineer, of alancilles, accompanies this prospectus, giving ample details thereon. AMOUNT AND PERIOD OF PAYMENTS, The total amount of purchases ie £3,116,1e6 ; of this sum ,112,068.640 is payable by instalments spread over various dates and extending in p irt to • period of 5 , years, and only £056.523 in cash, on taking over the estates, caution money being lodged In the meantime for the due observance of the Compaq's en gagements. It is therefore expected that. with the aid of the Company's borrowhig powers, not more than tin per share will be required on those shares not tally paid up on allotment. Thus, with a comparatively groan amount o: capital, the share holders have the advantage of profit derivable from dealing with • vary large extent of property JOIJETTS PROPERTY RIESOLD. As evidence of the value of the purchases, the Directors have the malefaction to announce that they have already cooeladed arrangements with an Aseetatioe of Malden at Marmilles to transfer to them one of the properties (the Joliette property) at a profit of about Mao®, such property and profits to be paid for by annuities and sinking fund over a period of thirty years, with option on their part to pay for the whole at any time during Ave years, with an obligation on the part of the contractors to deposit a um of fear minims of franca (4100.0001 as caution money, at fixed period. (the first instalment et which was paid on the execution of the contract), and also to cover the property with buildings within a period of five years at their own cost. The shareholder win have the benefit of this contract, and from October, IBM, will receive the Scram derivable hom this contract, via., the difference between the atimulties to be paid and rushed by the tem , and this 1.000066 Joined to the ex =revenue from the CaWw estate, ea well as to the aaUeb plea ea tardier mks during that period, will. it is Gated, a b et sale enable tat directors to matinee the payment of the interest at 10 per eine per memo. but eagle them to de due parledisel beaver ea th e panel called up. As to Itee CAM= Propertv, huts regard to ft h avor im in a position. the contra vs bas ofet tbe seeboard, the h its alides it prawns lier eoreeresttea el the mew port, sad general lwlbeloeumilaa id Wear. deem rad gelade 'dam slaw awl leareastallee Mans Nay also be anbeipated. INTINIATZD MONT ON CATALAN PROPILTY. On reference to Mr. Borde's report, It will be seen that when the various improvements which have been eoggeeted have been completed. and the Catalan property talk, developed, it is miti mated to yield a gross prong of upwards of cent. per cent., end this within a period of three leen, although the estimates have been based on the more extended period of Ave jean, end that when the Sort ft. Marais is notated. and the now Pere *Dm' plated, this swath will be trebled. MINIMUM INTEtddr, Pah Clarn Au the Sol Peillitemill of eanuttles and net ender the arremre meets entered into with regard to the Joliette property do not commence teal the let October, 1861, and b•COOZO pigable only I In the subsequent half-year, vie., She let April, INN, the direr- toss hare deeLled peg interest at the n rate of 10 per neat. Per annum for two years, from Mereholekrithe 'Anita called D n e pr and for whisk four interest warrants irill be at to the awe eirtilinithe et the Oaten toes 4whkdi will be awned- io landßurchmes aecoentl After that date the revenue from the Joliette lends, the !sash trots the other propertlea bs = . lrollts • oil Luther math will be appliethile ter clivideid PAYMNT 01 MAUI lit FULL ALLOWED. As some shareholders may prefer to b a to up the shame in fall, rather than lath a brim number ea ea calls , application Oaf be sonde far shame to be hilly pid on allotment. Sour half-yearly Interest Warrents, at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, will likewise be attached to these there serildeatee. la the allot:mot a Ames preferenee will be given to these appli asthma, but the number so allotted will not used 30,000 shares. and the directors reserve to themselves the right, in their dis cretion, ordy to allot 10,105 shares In all on the present allot ment. • portion of the shame will be allotted to applicants who are shareholders In The Credit leerier sad Itoblior et logtolot (L=a 011 ). The Awn and lath Beek (Limited), Die Na Beth, The National Banter lavetheel (Mated To applicants from Momiliro and Pr" ). and the babas to the other portion of the rowel public. Applkations for shares may be made in the annexed forts, which math bp estheissmial by i sti t o tha ot di per dare • deposit, withent width no n n will be eonsidored. Should a ism number a thane alated than ereapalled fn. the deposit ao fat se required. be applied towards lthelielY smut du as allotment. amid no allotment he MA, the amount paid will be at cool rtherned without deducible. Copies of the erelliteers and eththeer's reports oo the binds par- Awed. and a map, "bootee their positioe, sosempany the pro 7 of whisk with forma of appl •Witiou fee sharee t _may be had of the Motors sad solicitors : also of th e dffre end eleseetleed's Barß Polled). Id. Nitholeelsom ot the Nattheer Bonk Old Breadateeet, Leedom, and their branches ; the National Bank of Liverpool, Liverpool : end of the Secretary, at the 086.11 of the *ea- Fowler and Mather of Imbed (United), Me. 17 and LS, Cambia. COPT OF MIMORA NMI 01 ASSOCIATION. 1. The nom a the Oompany is "The Imperbi land Ocailmall of Marmillm (Ltd)." Tb. registered °Mee of the Company Is to be In Instead. S. The objeata for which Ow Comma, is esiablished are : (I) Ths amulsition by parlous, or othorsise. of land in sad mar die City of Marseilles, Ms empire of Frames, sad the improvement, by building or oiharwiae. of land so ver dured or scquirsd. (t) The akin. MMus, Wm:dining or calisrwles d or mortgaging of the lands, houses, and other buildra ILZ weeks wasted. arscuard. or otherwise acquired by the Company. In large or smell portions or altogether. sod *Ohm before or after the mama Mall hays been improved by building or otherwise. and on each halm as the Company shall think 111. (S) The improvement of buldinp already meted, either by adding to, 'Wagging. eceopletlng, or Miming the same, or by substitatios now houses rad buildings. (4) The investing of the capital of the Company In building on. 04 04i14444101 ilegfeTiag. 04* Mal* to. the rawkstabis rafts of lands from time to time acquired by the Company. and the making, maintaining, and ming all sash works as the Ocanyany may think noomary or *vodka& for say of the purpms of the bomy Iq The borrowing of messy, sad the law of trend/table or ether beads er mortgage debernme, or say other securities founded or bawd epee all or any of the real or personal WOOL or writ of the Company. (6) The transacting and doing of all mash matters and things r rill be onacincive or Incidental to the above armee. or ref of them, ineledieg the applying for and obtaining the incorpo ration of the Coettallf ulmane. 4. Ms tiabWb of the members Is Huard. I. The eapitel of the Company le smoimoo divided into WOOD Ames et Ma sash. TO= OT APPLICANION PON CHAIM To be paid up by hataltosata To be MO with the Beakers. No. To the Dimino of the Imperial lard Company of lareeoMe (Limited). Oentlersem—Haviag paid to your area: with' Bank the not of a belm the deposit of 41 per share co abates la the shove Company. I regmet that you will allot ate shires of ate mob is the Imperial Land Company of Masesilles (Limited). and I hereby undettake to nowt the same, or say smaller number which you ma allot to rim end to pay the calls thereon: and I am we to member of the Coet and request you to plies my name on the register of members, in respect of the shares allotted to mt. I em, reatiemea, your obedient servant, Saw pinny Z lr c e i se dm 17saal signature Date Cr the following form for tally paid-rep shares : NOM OP APPLICATION POO MAIM For shares to be tally paid on &note:nal To he left as • --- So the No. Directors et the Imperial lAA Company of Maresillse (Limited). Oentieseen,—Haring paid to your reedit with* Bank. the sum of A hen tbe dspodt AI per share on shares In the above eotopsny. I request that you will allot me shares of ASO each In the imperial Land Company of Vareeilles (1.10111•4), sad I hereby under take to mumps the same. or say smaller weber width you may allot to me, and to pay the Wanes, gig per share. thereon and I ewes to become a member of the *ogee,. end request Ton to piece my same ea the register of nemben, in respert of tba shares allotted to me em Yrsar llmmu' obeilleat wean; Name in tell Address to full Profession usual signature Date 1806 • loud Bankers' Name. MIIDIR'S SELECT LIBRARY. xsw ank CBOICg BOOES. Ali Use MST BOOKS el tins (MASON and of She peat toasty are In circulation at MODICA ISILYCT LIBRANY. Mar CLUB AUBACEIPTION. WIZ GUINEA PAR AIM= Commencing at say date. Boric Clubs supplied aliberal tams. IMPS MUDLlCSPftwrsiscr ON xsw OXFORD4STE.M. AV 05. .. K1N04511121T, 0112111111DIL HYAM and Co.'s JIIVKNILE CLOTHING. Hyena and Co.. 00 and 67, Odordwtrest, have medal arrangements by which the Newest Modes and the moo door. able materiels ere employed la the prooostion at way demelp- Um of Boys' end Youths' Clothing. HYAM and Co.'s GARMENTS and PRICK& ml new Pew, at wake led Prince Mired Overcoats sad Capes, Ma. 6d. Is Os. ; Knickerbocker. lion. Harrow, and Osborne Salts, Us. eel. to 451.; Jackets, Bs. 6d. to Us 4 Volutes, Be. 6d. to 15s ed.: Vests, U. ad. to Ti. SO.; Jadeite and Vasa altke Us. Od. to Vs. Id. HYAM and 00. GENERAL TAILORS, CLOTS, 11• Thin aromas, 5.., etc.; 66 sod Si. Word-Wrest, W.: 21, 26, $ 3, Now-rtroolt fib: 42. Br eggs* Leeds wirogsam, 7:1•146:0477. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and dhtingui perfume, extracted from the Bowers. by MO. 008X1ILL and Co., Perfumers to H. 1.11. the Princess of Wales, hod Bull WWI, Si, Upper Tbamesetreet, London. lIPTURE 8. The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING Offiltffilllf TRIM. acting effectnally ',Wh eat any complications. te recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss is an efficient resisting power, without unneemeary obt = sureoa the part affected, which desirable object la done In a truss uneneumbered with straps, spiral springs. or pad behind.--y. LOG and 00.. 1, nautili,. W. ARTIFICIAL TEETH.—lmportant Improve 'teat and Great Reduction in Priam.— Mr. EPHRAIM WANLY, finrgeon-deatlat, 9, Oroevenorsteset. Grosvenor square, Dole inventor and patentee of artificial teeth on a soft, elastic. chyntically-prepared ladle-Rabb.? gem. No unsightly fastenings being required. they are snore =tarsi, diarabie, and oomforiabis than any yet introduced. They its self-adhesive. render support to the adjoining teeth. Ire need en a perfectly painless principle, and supplied at charges within the reac h of aIL Clergymen. lecturers, and public speakers will find this system particularly adapted to their wants; it combines com plete ennoclatioa and perfect mastication. Consultation fres No COM/IWO:1 with anyone of the same ulna latablished THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, ladles. Ur" IL :beiellten.4"l Ls dap. THE ART-J OURNAL. Prise Ss. Rd. Nasally. UNE ENGRAVINGS IN THE MARCH NUMBER. 1. W. IL FROST, I.A.—Chastlty. by T. 011110 T. 2. Bering, Bright, and Baiter.—The Camas:. by I. C. Ai, _ fldwarda.-11aligica. by R. A. ArtWA. LIT =ART CONTRI BU T lONS. 1. Pbßigs G. Ilaneertoa.—Llber Memorials. lake Butanes. deb 9 Specimens. T. James Bad orbs. Eugene P. de Block and F. A. de barker (Belgian Arrisi*, with Reampies Roca tie* Works. 3. W. P. Bayley.—Vbdte to the Paradise of Artists. 4. B. C. Han, 1.&A., and Ms. Rail—John WOW" with 0. rir. gs fralrbolt. 'A.A.—William Harvey and the Wood- Wrenn of Me Ina 0. Lewis Wright. Substitutes for WoodAngraving. 7. On the Uses at Natrona Museums to Leal Institutions. IL The Lend ad the Lout-later. 9. • Round at Days, with I Illustrations. 10. Lectures on Arabian:tom et the Royal Medea'. IL Britlah Inailtation : Eshibltioa. 12, John Gl=t. A. Memoir, &a. Virtue and Ca. 24 I•74ww• SUNDAY cuzsTrz, oontaisiog ell the latest WS yams sod Ibiessess cif fbasirdsy, sseesslvs sad pooled Information, sad oomprobsodss My basal =re piolsrdlosil lows awl *photos of public opinion of *sateissk. Sas arta, lora. smodkol. obsics4 Utszszy. eurs si rl Mtsinftsry, sod obit webs, mgrs. Is pablimbed Coo = Au t abs.4 l7lfDAT 11 by 0121ING taw foe distelbulloa Ms of Lose=' dock. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (azuries IstaaaamiL) ROIIMANLL BUCHAREST, llAscs 1, Public ardor and tranquillity continue to prevaiL ♦ law is in preparation for the organisation of the civil guard. MM. Bolareee° and Jean Braliano were deputed to convey the vote of the National Assembly to the Count of Flanders, and were also entrusted with the mission of pleading the cause of Roumania with the guaranteeing Powers. A bill for a loan of 30 millions of frame, to be taken up by national subscription at an issuing price of 80, without interest, will be laid before the Chambers. M. Balaciano will be appointed ROUIDIIIII agent at Paris. _ _ Telegraphic advices have been received here from Constantinople, announcing that at a coun cil of state held under the presidency of the Sultan in person, it was determined to demand at a conference of the great Powers that the inhabitants of the Danubian Principalities should select none but a native as their ruler. It was further detaistined to station a corps of observation on the Danube, and to give orders to the governors of Silistria and Widdin to concentrate by foroed marches the troops garrisoning the different towns of Dalgaria- Paris had been accepted as the locality where the soniereuce shall be held. The rumour was still current that Filed Pasha be relieved of his functions as grand vizier. THE CORPS LEGISLATIP. PAM, KA= 1. . - - In the debate on the address m the Corps Legia latif to-day the Marquis Pirli spoke in defence of the temporal power of the Holy See. M. Gueroult opposed the temporal power. K Kolb Bernard expressed apprehensions relative to the future of the Papacy after the departure of the French troops. K Jules Fevre demanded the separation of the temporal from the spiritual power, in the interest of catholicism itself. K Granite de Cam esgnaa replied to the speech of K Favre. The paragraph of the address relative to the Roman question was finally adopted by 218 against 18 votes. THR PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, Maim 1, 3.35 rat. The Bourse has been firm Bente/. closed at 69.55 for the new account, or 20a. higher than yesterday. After the close of the Bourse, however, the pries suddenly fell to 69.35. RUSSIA. BT. PETERSBURG, Xenon 1, EVZIMIRL An imperial decree has been promulgated, order ing the issue of a lottery loan Lobe taken up in the interior, of the amount of 100,000,000 roubles, bearing interest at 5 per cent. According to re liable information, it is expected that the King of Preside will pay a visit to the Orar on the 28th of April, when the Emperor and Empress of Russia will celebrate the 26th anniversary of their mar l**. TUNIS. TUNIS, F IA Ben Godahem, the leader of the late insurrection in this state, who took refuge in Algeria, having re-entered Tunis with the object of fomenting dis turbances, has beta arrested and imprisoned at Bodo. THE BRAZIL MAIL. (By Telegraph frost Liable.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Fl 2. 8. lachange on London, 24e. Coffee, good first, 7,200 to 7,400. Shipments since the departure of the French steamer, 7 3 , 499 bags. Sales, 91,315 bags ; stook, 60,000 bags. Freights, 425. 6d. to 475. 6d. BAHIA, Fa 13. Eiohange on London, 26} to 264. Cotton, 18,000 to 18,500. Sugar, 2,000 to 2,200. PERNAK6I7OO, Fu. 14. Exchange on London, 28 to 281. Sugar, white, 4,200 ; brown, 1,980. Cotton, 17,800 to 18,000. The Itessagenes Imperialea steamer Guienne, with the outward mail of the 24th Jan., arrived here on the 12th inst. THE BANK 07 FRANCS (uuTa's mums. I PARIS, XAsca 1. The following is the return of the Beak of France for the week ending to-day. together with the corresponding figures of the previous account : Agar& 1. lob. it. Marron- tr. a IT. a Capital of the Bank Profile to addition to capital (Art. 6,11 w el Jane 0,1837) 7,264.778 1 2.044.77 6 1 Sewn of the Bank aid it bromine 22306,750 14 12,106.760 14 Brae to landed property •• • Notes is otrculstion Bank notes to ordsrandreeeipie payable at sight.. Treasury aceounte--surreut ere ditor 79,886,30‘ 11 0 7, 00 . 478 7 9 Carnet soeosuste, Paris 199,666,291. 07 174,168 744 be Ditto branch banks Dividends payable Dtecourau and tan dry interests . 6,791,771 96 6,247,098 6 boelleoeasted Ilse last du months 2.074 ,992 91 2,074,991 91 Bur, ins of mediae not distri buted 752,993 16 .. 4blndriss 1,384530,4t0 97 1.189.22 12 . 102 71 Yank 1. lr. Feb. Its. Tr. CaNCNOIi. Cash In hand and in beam* banks Commercial Ma overdue Commercial bills dlacoontod not tot duo Mato branch banks Advances on deposits of bullion 10,014, a 0 I,tsw,ooo 0 Ditto branch bank@ 7,683,840 0 6,8 4 3, 500 0 Adeanoes ma hawk pular* sr 11,746300 0 11,677600 0 6,776,900 0 6,106, , 700 0 smitten Ditto brawl beaks Admit., on railway &arm sad dabs:dares 20,710.103 0 20,01/1,100 0 Ditto branch banks 14914,000 0 19,1 4 7, 900 • Advances sa CMS loosisr 6111.YX) 0 SUMO 312,200 0 WA 0 00 0 Bonds Ditto branch bulks Advances 93 the Si Me poem- Goa 10th Joss, 19071 Government dock reserve 12,960,760 1 6 12,990.790 11 Ditto dietde 16,4143,737 91 16,410.7 9 7 91 Routes s9Waliss Gm Ind • Jane, 19.57) lota and tarsitore or Milbank/5 looted Property, beemaliss 1,44v0s o 9,439, 620 0 lizponms of enenagsnisoi Onaddss ----- 1,18030.45 0 WI I.kikkf o .lGl T. Outilial by the Seaga, Governor ed) et the hank of /mum Wan Socireih. MB. SEWARD'S DESPATCH ON MEXICO. SPEECH BY M. JULES PAYEE ON THE EXTRADITION TREATY. (near OM OWN 0011MINPONDINM) PARIS, THIIIMDAT Emma Mr. Seward's anxiously expected despatch in answer to that of M. Dronyn de Lhuys has arrived in Paris. I have reason to think that the con tents will be deemed satisfactory by the French government. The American Minister of Foreign Affairs, without in any 'way retracting or modify ing any position he has heretofore taken on the Mexican question, will, I believe, be found to have disclaimed any intention on the part of the 'United States to interfere in Mexico after the departure of the French army, in terms which will be con sidered sufficient to warrant the Emperor in carry ing out his promise of a speedy evacuatioa. Upon the whole, therefore, the diplomatic aspect of the Mexican difficulty may be safely described as pro ' mixing. I should not, however, be at all surprised to find later that the prolongation of the French occupation, on one excuse or another, might lead to fresh complications. In the Corps Legislatif yesterday M. Jules Fame made a splendid speech against the denunciation of the extradition treaty with England. He showed with great clearness and felicity that the lament able motive at the bottom of the French govern ment's act was a desire to propagate in Europe times tyrannical principles, that absolute power of the executive, that absence of any guarantee for individual liberty which unhappily prevailed in irranos. He would fain have seen Promos borrowing from England the far more just and civilised system of referring extradition to the judicial in stead of the administrative power. Montesquieu had said that the standard of public liberty in a nation might be judged by its penal code, and, judged by that test, England stood far higher than France. It was impossible the government could suppose that England would ever change its snored laws out of deferentse to the bad French practice. He adduced, es I did in this correspondence when the question was first raised, the case of Muller the railway assmain, as proving that it was practicable to send somas the Atlantic sufficient prima facie evidence to satisfy the marching investigation of American judges. How much more easy, therefore, would it be for Fran sto send to England sufficient evidence to satisfy a committing magistrate, who certainly had DO wish to keep criminals in the country. The treaty made in 1843 had never been com plained of till 1852, after the coup d'art& Then the French government sought to make new penal laws, rendering Frenchmen liable to be tried in France for offences committed Aimed. He lauded Lord Brougham and the other law lords who threw out the too complaisant Ex ' tradition Bill which Lord Malmeabury had pre pared to conciliate the French government. He denied that the treaty had been inefficacious as regards France, because there was no instance of any great criminal, a murderer for instance, having taken refuge in England. The government alleged, kerns true, that no single instance of the delivery eta French criminal had ever occurred, but with all due respect he believed the govern ment was misinformed. His own recollection during his practice at the bar furnished him with instances of criminals coming from England for trial who certainly did not come of their own free will. In conclusion, he said with an electric energy which made a great sensation, that it was shocking to think that this treaty had been put an end to by the will of a single individual, in whose hands the 40 millions of Frenchmen were but impotent dust. M. Router, in reply, justified as he was officially bound to do all that the French government had done in the matter. He went the whole length of contending that the mere accusation of a French public prosecutor should be a sufficient war rant in all foreign countries for the de livery of a Frenchman for trial, without further proof. He alleged that this system prevailed in all countries in Europe, England only excepted. M. Jules Fevre, however, replied that in Belgium the English system prevails, and that at all events every nation is entitled in matter of extradition to abide by its own rules. M. Ronher alleged, I hope inaccurately, that England is squeezable in the matter, because she has made with Sweden just such a treaty of extradition as France would be satisfied with. This is a subject to be inquired into. En attendant, the French Minister of State was convicted by M. Jules Favre of so many mix-statements, that I doubt his accuracy in regard to Sweden. The remainder of the sitting was devoted to the papal question. M. Garnier Pagbs supported the opposition amendment ; and M. Cbesnelong, the deputy for one of the departments of the Pyrenees, who lately performed an amusing ckaesi eroioi with the Mayor of Pan, M. Larrabure, spoke in favour of the temporal power with an unexpected elo quence which has caused him to be dubbed the successor of single-speech Keller. People are much surprised at the reticence of the government orators. M. Ronher has hitherto only opened his mouth on the comparatively uninter esting question of extradition. He intends, how ever, it is said, to reply at length to M. Thiers before the end of the debate. CATTLE P LAGUI RIEITRICTIONS AT LITEETOOI.—Tbs Liverpool Health Committee yes terda y appointed a depu tation to proceed to London to have am interview with Earl Granville and Lord Stanley, respoiting some modifications in the Cattle Plague Bill, respscsing the disposal of offal. The medical °Seers of health said that the present restric tion, would caws much trouble sod iujurj to the public health, for by the sew law no off.l could be removed oat of the town without • msria istel warrant, while the health committee had always required he removal before 8 ia tite worming—as hoar far too met to Swam the regal- me permits. TEN EMIGRATION 11.011LIVIMPOO L .--Tbe govern ment emigration officials at Liverpool yeateeday completed their usual monthly returns of the exodus from the port of Liverpool. In the moon of the last month there salted from Liverpool, wider the set, the following nips :—To the United States, 21 ships. with 4,595 steerage sad 268 cabin onreogars, of whom 1,386 were English, 139 inetthi 1,407 Irish, and 1,463 foreigners ; New South Wales, on ship, with 358 oteeroge and three cabin parsengers, of whom 66 were Eaglisb , 23 Snitch, and 269 foe en ; t pa e Qeseaslaad there was only ship, with 453 steorton sewn, of whom 366 were Digit* 18 Seat* and 129 foreigners to Victoria than were three ships, with 709 snerant and 62 robin panospose. 1 whom 308 were English, 22 Scotch, 380 Irish, sad 19 OPINING 07 TER EITZNINON Liu OP TEN LON- foreigners ; inking a total of 26 shir, 6,115 ge sad DON, CHATRAN, AND Dom RAlLWAT.—Yesterily morn- 319 anis possongsra, Of monis oda* net W e arte en lag the newt'-fa y, double lin., formic; the estensioe of there wore 12 te the United Steen with 667 twolnlictil the above railway, was opened fee publie Inas. b e lin Victoria. 1 Alp. 25 portages* ; Booth Americo, S shin, 47 extends from Loughborough-road to the Elephant aid renegers ; B as t I n dies . Ddies. 1 thiO " 6 6 ; West Castle statioa. The line was tested cm Wednesday by the ladies, 2 ships and 4 pasengers ; Hoeg a lisZip end 8 govormaset odionle. Ens of the esesinsy 'a heaviest passengers ; Orin, 1 ship mid 14 penmen* ; 21 ship enpase ware used, aad the deflerodon sung by the ire- and 886 pernsapers ; used total, 7.102 nessagent ; which ange weight was ao slight that the neetaway martilloste for when oanpired with the previous Nan* whoa then spina& the line w•s at one given. The r Math sailed 4,989 plumose's, shows as inners of 2..121 was ermaimacred. so I was eenthmed throng t diy. Poseanifer& The Florence Nazione thus refers to the return of Marsini for Marina : Jamb llassini hail Deem sleeted at Mugu ; persons will not be venting, perhaps, to slabs this fact u victory, or to deplore it se • serious defeat. As for ourselves, eves without taking into amount the exceptional elienselessee that have aniompaeied the suffrage of the Ileedasee, we do not is truth know why or wherefore tee Left should boast of such • mom, orthe right look upon it as • perilous event. Let no add also that had we fought in the ranks of Qs liberal incites append to us, we should never have accorded so mach importance to Um election of Mauini, and se far as we are coseersed, our readers will remember that seer sinetlB6l,we haverepostaily urged not only the propriety but the utility of pardoning the too cele- brated conspirater. And we limed thus becalm we were penoaded that his num, hie authority, and even hie prestige, bad no far had their day is Italy that there was no fear ,he would by returniag influence the feel ings or the mind of the nation. Had our ad rift prevailed, the election of Muriel would not now have even that metallic, as en eel Of opposition and of apparent hostility to the pement regime, that some people iii endeavour to attribute to an exaggerated manner. We must remember, too, the fruitless efforts at Geese and Naples with this obis* and if, after theft efforts, 446 votes are obtain& In •sapresse attempt, we see nothing is that to suite mask wooden The ?fusions thiaks that the only practical result et" MassinPs rotors for Messina will be a fresh manifestation from him hostile to the existing form of government in Italy, and perhaps a stormy scene in the Chamber when an attempt is made to confirm his election. THIS GUARDIANS OF THZ STRAND UNION AND VIZIR KOK POOL A number of the sick inmates of the Strand Union Workhouse, after having been robbed of their medical comforts and necessaries for years, ass now in grave danger of being killed off foe want of com mon nursing sod attendance. The ward tionteining them is filled with acute cases. Consumption in its most aggravated form, disorders which render the sufferers helpless as infants, and completely de pendent upon others for moving out of, or even in bed—the aggravated weakness and debility from which there is no recovery—are all represented in this room. A fortnight ago on the medical officer of the Strand Union paying his usual morning visit, he was startled by one of the emaciated creatures he had come to see soddenly esclaiming—"There's land-piracy going on here, sir, and I can't stand it any longer." Pressed for an explanation; the speaker °barged the pauper yardman, who had had sole care of the room for years ? with habitually de frauding all present of the stimulants ordered by the doctor, cud of drinking them himself. Beer, port wine, brandy, and gin, were constantly pre scribed in the hope of temporarily prolonging rapidly waning lives, and the man armed with supreme power over their administration had exercised that power in a fashion worthy of a Cornish wrecker, or of the wretches who haunt a battle field to murder its wounded and pilfer its dead. An inquiry was instituted by the workhouse master next day, at which the allegations were proved, and after which the unworthy warisman was removed. Then came a difficulty. There was no other pauper inmate sufficiently able-bodied to be entrusted with the care of people so helplessly ill as to require lifting and help. After due con sideration it was determined to apply to the guar , diens, representing the cruel privations the sur viving sink had undeegone,the certainty that the num be: of them had bees terribly thinned through the untrustworthiness of a pauper servant, the impossi bility of finding another Linnets, physically capable of undertaking the duty, and fi nally, to Mk the board to hire a qualified nurse. This application was peremptorily refueed. One of the guardians met the difficulty of finding an able-bodied inmate by insisting that a poor broken-down potmen, who had come into the house that day, because of his being too weak and infirm to earn his livelihood, was exactly suited to discharge the functions of nurse. This ex-potman, who trembles from sheer debility whenever he is spoken to, and whose whole system is shattered from ill-health, was appointed to, and now fills the position of responsible sick nurse • and wardsman to people who, unless assisted, are unable to perform the commonest acts of necessity with decency. The results may be imagined, but not written, and in refusing proper nursing to those entrusted to their tender mercies, the Strand guardians are just as much guilty of cruelty as if they withheld food, or applied the branding iron or the thu nth-screw. If the ex- potman is drunken as well as physically incompetent, the paupers will die front exhaustion as well as neglect ; but if be be the most virtuous and self-denying of his kind, his in capsoity renders his presence a torture to those he cannot possibly assist. The medical officer of the workhouse is fully oog pliant of the shameful state in which his patients are left, but is powerless with the guardians, and has bees compelled to avail himself of the of one of the inmates of the ward , i n au advanced state of consumption, that, when well enough, be will act as assistant to the potman-nurse. it is in this way the Strand union saves the sum a quali fied attendant would cost it in annual wage ; while its sick poor are made to tend each other, or rather to languish on in helpless unalleviated misery until mercifully relieved by death. LIMERICK ELECTION. DUBLIN, THURSDAY NIGHT. The Right Hon. William bfonsell, Vioe-Preai dent of the Board of Trade, was this day re elected for the county of Limerick w ithout opposition. Mr. bionsell was proposed by Arch deacon O'Rourke, and seconded by 111 r. Stephen De Vere. ROYAL NATIONAL LLITBOAT INOTITTYTION.--A meeting d this institution was held yesterday at its house John-greet, Adelphi. Mr. T. Mumma, F.R.S., V.P.,is chair. There were also present kir F.. Perrott, Bart., Mr. Sasebo , Cave, Y.P. , Admiral Me Seedy, Calmed Fitzroy Maya's. Captain Ewan, sad airbus other gentle. men. The minute; of the previous main having been read, rewards, amoutitiod to 134 L, were granted to the crews of the lifeboats of the Jeanette' and times of shore boats, for then gallant pinion in sewing 120 persons from different wreaked realists during the pies of the past mouth. Rewards, mounded to 2221., were also greeted to the trews of different lifeboats of the in stitution for patting off in replies to siesta of die. trees, but the •easels had In the meantime either got out at deader, or their crews had beam saved by other mane. The silver sandal of the iostitetioo was catered to be given to Mr. W. Taylor, chief officer of the cleat guard at bert's Cove, County Corte ; to Captain Morse*, of the A ar mbat bargee Iv% and to Private Robed Love, of the 63ed t, in appreciatioe of their brave services is assisting wit others is wine the crews of several reese's. Venous other hooting sad pesissiery ro wer ds were grantedicipersons who bad laudably emitted themselves during the late gales to nave life on our Gouts. New lifeboats had UNII sen t by insi Patios during the pest moods to Oallercests, i tee, Bemagato, Bye, Lizard, sad teolehisen, is Ireland. The coot of these lifeboats was the gift to the institution Cl various benevolent poems. Payments to 2,1204 were ordered to be made co maims lifeless isliaaseta. it was reported that the lets Mr. Travers Taykr. of South port, bad left a legacy of 6001 to the inetitatioe ; the Gold smiths' Company had forwarded. through Allikmas had. en aykes' additional dosed* of 1004 to As finds ; the Mir , *bent T Comma: had also seat NIL ss, ; and • &mitten d 54 bad been forwarded from Bamberg by " Ovie sassee, ley _God'. help, by Pritieh Weld from a wrecked resalase." The of lifeboats, tabs called the "Civil Servios." the " the " Wolking- Rae," As, were skis being by differeet istoovolant The mutat meeting ef tie iisiiloWs wee to ha rbre ‘ Tamday, the 13th inst., at the Lsa ddes earl Perry hams promised to preside on tU _ Nr. Deputy Todd bad preesztedi to Um telltales** 100 espies of NN. Michell's beautiful poem os the "z a. t. of the seswardßosad.* The proesediep then T. re is . r 0 MAW°