The Express. — London, England, 1866-03-06 00:00:00

, 4ig No. 6,109.) 33LACIEWALL LINE of PACKETI3.—For Iaw)OURNg ( * or" Pinthin Direet.—Yams. GIIIIND Doyy,D CAST'S, Moo tons. captain c DILOON. ire got India Docks on lOth Margit, and carry an experienced neci ,..44407 to F. GIS= and Cs., 14.0, Inedonialdntreet. 1,. uSENSLAND.—BLACK B•LL 1 PASSENGER LIIIL—New armagemata write Bars ooveraraanta. Reduction of Memo tare to Alt land au to all classes. NETHEILBY, for BRISBANS, Yore gay, direct. packet for 314 March, receiving goo !a until sb a k eaters previously tull. The accommodation for all of passengers by this Magnificent high-clam clipper ship b e found. on inspection, to be unsarpaseed by any vessel la Autallbm trade. Will sell pane to date, and call at —Apply to JAIIIO3 BAINES and Co., Liverpool: all ts for the Black Ball Liao ; and T. M. YkCaLla and Co., imassaan-street, London, E.C. 5 MAW Frt L W all,FrL wic O i lt A w i terowx TO d LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, and PRILADELPRIA 15T.88112 COWART Intend de -1 tltalr teell-powereda t tie4•lll Ire. Bony imiusiihips, e the United Mates FROM LIYRIIPOO for NEW YORK. I CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. Mara 7. ' KANGAROO, Friday, Marsh 9. I CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednetdm7. Kush a I Aid ma Wednesday. and alternate Fridays and Awitrdayr. il Cabin vamoose by the will steamers sarg ess = t r a ra= g 17, andll waw. aseardlos lathe by the Fridays and Setswdaya eteramors. M wines. and versa Lauda@ a fall 1 of waked lee awed& and the War beaked ileo 5 Titillated', tense. — F tbor perilealars to J it GOWAN, Walmwelrema. Idiekvied; tor W ' M ifelVid gilli • 14.,.•117, OONSOLIDATED SEVEN rot CENT. BONDS of the FIRST DIVISION of the SAINT I'AUL sad %INC MAILROAD COMPANY, MTN of MD ftiltlOTA. D MUNI of AMERICA. brae of .92,e00.000 neat Mortgage Bonds, cerrylas Wired at perste of wen per cent, pa)able in Leaden et rale diaper dollar, redeemable la thirty years la New York, or at yeeylkokot the holders in London at the trod rate of ea par t ofortgage the principal and iflifalli of these Bonds is gay. By a g the whole line harrial a total Ong= of 80 on miles, the cast of which g s ty ° l72:mmigage on the estates or propartiaa l42s°,oW of the pay at Bt. Paul man. Cloud, valued st goy. By a mortgage on 612,000 ages* fertile lads mar the lane, valued at 4,000,000 $7,060,000 It is proposed to lune $780,000 of these Bonds for the purpose onoplettng the entire line from Saint Paul to Watab, and *sing It in working order by the spring of this year. The price of issue of each Bond of $l,OOO or 4200 ear lier interest from the let December. 1608. is &140, by tsialmenss as follows ET on application. 21 on allotment. lie On Ma March no on 6th eyru ante seetcritsere will hare the option of paying In full, under dis tant et the rate of 7 per cent. per annum. l'he de/labiate Bonds nlbe delivered in exchange tor Scrip, as soon as it Is peid up. The remaining V: 20,000 of this mortgage will be retained in rehands of trustees or their agents, and will only be bawd in achangefor the Bonds already in exigence, : Belo,ooo Ist Mortgage on the railroad. 81,200,000 rad Mortgage on the railroad and 1f Mortgage on 207.200 acres of land. Sale Boucle can hereafter be converted into the Consolidated foals of the present issue, at the option of the holden, on their seise os each $l,OOO Bond. flifper cent. of each bond issued, or £2O, will be set aside to len a (animates Fund ageing oontingeor.les, which fund will gnat upon the entire debt to 4.68,0“0 starling, which will be Meted in the Six per Cent. Sunda of the United MAW. be Bonds of this Mortgage will be accepted at par% In m ast of lands purchased, and the Company reserve to them gess the right of redeeming these Bonds--at any time before adurity—at a premium of 10 per cent. According to the mort• op of the Company no deed can be geese of any of the lands Wing retiring a corresponding amount of the Bonds. The liga t in question promises the meat satisfactory results, ad the miles already completed afford evidence of what my be loo ted for In the future. De lands anof an excellent quality, vary fertile, and pongees rater and timber in abundance. The climate Is extremely healthy. la the present Instance 612,000 scree are mortgaged for game. or at the rate of 180 acres for each $l,OOl Bond. it. Paul b the principal town of Minnesota, and the popnla ba Is continually increasing, to au extent only possible in these entries where thousands of hands can always Bad baring mployment. the population was : In IMO In 1860 0.000 inhabitants. 173,000 lb tile. ele,ooo Mere already exists a Rae of communication with the exist * relirmids ; and as the further navigation of the Missimippl Napalm% at Bt. Paul, It is necessary to obviate that Inconel:k ernee by extending railroad accommodation to the westward ad northward of Ifinneeets, and to and from British North Poetics, The traffic, which is already considerable, will no doubt be ituely developed when the fertile Hudson Bay territory shall b intersected by a railroad. The communication with the Pacific, so ardently desired in thence, will, it is oontidently believed , he at no distant date sallied by the completion of this road, and the construction *1 standing lines, forming links in the shortest and best route b the western seaboard. Subscriptions fee these Bends will be received from oth tilt 10th March, 1886. In Amsterdam, at the office of Ileum Berkhoven and Comp.: In Rotterdam, at the office of Ilemrs. H. C. Voothosve and Comp : In London, at the office of Mom Robert Benson and Comp., 10, King's Armsyard. Moorpteotreet. Brokers and Agents will be all..wed a commission of one quarter per cent. upon the nominal amount of their subscriptions. On the.day when the total amount of the applications shall exceed the number of Bonds remaining disposable, the list shall be closed, and the applications on that day reduced proper 'e finally.. NR. WAINE'S whole ale and export UPHOL TERY and GENERAL FURNISHING WARIGIOUSIII. Not 133 to tie, Newington•bntts. Factories, Fsansts-atrect. barest the largest and most varied stook in London. All goods warranted, mad delivered free. New illustrated priced lista of farnitare, bedding. &a, gratis. YAW worth best doercloths (part et Tailor's DePodltdril. all newpsitants and well (seasoned. L. 9d. Per yard. worth Ilk m. SPECTACLES are NECESSARY VVREN the Byes water, are misty, or fatigued after reading; WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear to be doable ; WHEN more light than formerly is requisite— W_errN t example ElAhe candle is placed between the eyes and the book ; MTH I EN objects must be held further off to be seen more clearly ; WHEN much difficulty is found in threading Y !media The Mere are premonitoryeigns of deeayingelt, and Indicate OW an optician should be consulted without d uly . hem long andextectire practice Messrs. Thomas Harris an Son are fully katelent to advise on all matters pertaining to the remedying adirtive sight, They skilfully whipt lenses, perfectly true, of lbr_ispisite power, and likewise they Judiciously select a spec. ...... 0411 frame of the form meet becoming to the face. THOMAS IS and dON, opticians to the Royal family, opposite the ...tlan Ihmenin gates, Louden (their only house), established * Caudle—No travellers Or adonis. RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING GERMAN TRIMS. acting effectually with ' *say somplications, is recommended by the faculty for Use sod edict of hernia. The necessary quality of • good is as efficient resisting power, without unnecessary pres ent* the part affected, which desirable object Is alone obtained 11, tram uneactunbered with strap. spiral springs, or pad waff.-4. EGO and Co., 1, Piceadilly, W. TBETH and PAINLESS DENTISTRY.—The fear of pain and dread of upending% inherent to all deter *7 many to whom ARTIFICIAL TECTH are of vital Manor khe from availing themselves of the services of a dentist. la • prtiae founded in 1430. and now extending over greater part of MM t kingdom. an experience unequalled has been obtained, en. keg us to offer even the most sens Live sufferer • system of Sundry perfect in Its ennlute freedom from pals, • specliditii *hieing only to our erection, and for which ber Majesty has Faded her royal letters patent. This system embraces thenon !lnference with all stumps, however decayed, the supporting ailead of extraction of loose teeth until they become firm and In mastication, and the utter sheens' of all sad every op*. 1100 , BO that the most nervous person can be 'applied without ter of pin or Inconvenience. These teeth are cheaper, more arable, natural, and comfortable than any yet prodneed. Con %Won fne. Teeth from 65., seta from fie. to 06 guineas, %wanted. For the efficacy. utility, and susses' of this system Mls " lancet." Messrs. LEWIN and BI iIIION MOBRLY and NA, 30, Ilernerestreet, Oxford-street, and 448, Strand. gin4trelta Owing-drou Railway Station. Daily attendanee at 16. kite. ii k/glit 4 4,,_ Bull: to, Norfolk. , treet. Sheffield; Raet•Paraffs. St. Nkholasst., dearbre, and IS, Coney-at, York. wtabliebed IiHO . No connexion with any OM of the Mall OWL. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The meet awe invention of the day, AIWA MURRELL Ilwre. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three King-court, Lombard leek Loudo n . p er f umers to h er Majesty, respectfully offer to the Italic this truly marvellous fluid. which grsdually redoes, the Minn hair to its pristine hue—no matter at what age. The Anisrella has none of the properties of dyes; it. on the =6 14 beneficial to the system, and when the hair la once um application per month will keep it In perfect coke'''. lace El Is. par bottle, or in half bottles, 10a. dd. John Gamin 41. Co • hive been appointed perfumers to H.R.& the Princess ad vslea-4ORN GOSN ELL and Co's. CHERRY TOM H PASTE Is tassperlor to any tooth powder.—To be bad of ell per dwelt's. and at the Manufactory, Red Bull Wharf, UPPer Ilmmesartreet. London. 'test and ANOTHER TESTIMONIAL to Dr. LOOOOK'S Pct./lONIC WATERS.—Mr. treas. chemist. Dorchester. !rum Persons are constantly expressing the peat benefit al/ him received tram the Waters in asthma eaueneeption, isarbe, and ookis."—Price la. l t d. . Zs. 9d, and es. dd. pit lIOL 'Bola trYnd druggists. r * "904'7 . ~-~ f ~_ _ LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1866. THE CREDIT PONCTIFR and MOBILISE of ENGLAND g i tzi rs tedi i in N OONJllNCTlON with the AGRA and MASTER- E. Waited), and the NATIONAL BANI. will =CELTS APPLICATIONS for the CAPITAL of T HE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MABSEILLYB (Limited). Matta. 41,000,000, in 90,400 Shares of £2O each. Deposit on Application Li per sham% on Allotment g 4 per share. It le not anticipated that more than g 5 per share will be required in addition. Interest at the rate of 10 per ant per annum will be paid for the era two years, for which interest warrants, payable hathyearly, will be attached to the share (wheat's. After the two years, the profit incase on re-Wes of land already effected, jtt and : K r ion further sales, will be applicable for distribution as i or bonus. DlRMltual. Albert eranl, Esq., M.P., } Directors of the Credit Von wfivam Benison, Seq., der and Mobilier of England Edward Warner, lag., M.P., (Limited). Colonel Jame Roland / Directors of the Agra sad Mat. J. Sydney litopford, Fag., terman's Bank (Limited). Joseph Neale Ye emu, Esq., SC P., P. Renshaw, Req., }Direotors of the National Bank. Harvey Lewis, la., M.P., Captain Arrow, Eder Brother of the Trinity House. E. It. Mande, Ihq , Director of the Genera LiTiltstion Com pany of Prams (Ualted). 1.11 . Larking, Esq., DlrectOr of the Egyptian Trading Company (Limine a l e ted K. Zo Gthardhs, Paris. M. Semis Abbateed„ Doggy and Secretary of the Chamber of uties, Pada Coma Dep d'Aygoesvives t Chantherlain to the Emperor, and Member al the Chamber of Deputes. BIL P. Pageant. it, Place de la learlaelan Paris. The Ws sod Mestansens Bank (Limited), Lauda and Perth The National Bank, Latta, and its Branches in Ireland. lbeMellemel amek oll,firememMeLhmiludi, Unapeel. MOLICIROU. Ma Newton , Ivan; and Co., te, Pleholas-lass, 10. M lombard Home, Goorp- yard. ews. Venom. and V Iseractreet. eland. and allasee‘ MEM. Meets. Mantas, Marshall, and Darden, I, tomberdaireet, 10. , Mum. Hill, Fawcett, and Hill, 29, Threadneedleareek MUM. Learlll3oll, 800, and Pear" 7, aspolualet, Tluolpsortos. street. EC. imminneamODDr—K. Paul Bard*. Marmilles (Mmnhsr.te the Cassell Ogninil). SIiCIUMRT (pro tem.)—Alrred Lowe, Im. Temporary Odlosa—M and* Corzildl RSTIMATCD PROFIT ON CATALAN PROPERTY. On reference to Mr. Borde's report, it will be seen that when ' the various improvements which have been suggested have been completed, and the Calalan property fully developed, It Is seti aired te yield a gross profit of upwards of cent per cent, sad this within a period of three years, although the estimates have been bred on the more extended period of five years, and that when the Fort St. .licholas to removed, and the new port com pleted, this profit will be trebled. MINIMUM INTEREST, TEN PER CENT. As the first payments of 11.11111ftiell and rent under the arrant/e -mail* enteredinto with regard to the Joliette property do not commence until the let October, 1867, and become payable only In the subsequent half-year, , the Ist April, 1888, the direc tors have decided to pay interest at the rate of 10 per cent. per &BIM= for two years, from March 1966, on the capital called uP. and for which four i nteres t warrants will be attached to the share certificates at the time of leans (which will be charged to land purchases account). After that date the revenue from the Joliette lands, the rentals from the other properties, and profits on farther sales, will be gqpplleable to dividend or bonuses. PAYMENT OF 6BARBS IN MULL ALLOW ED. As j et some shareholders may prefer to yup the shares in full, rather than have a larger number sub to cells , application may be scads tor shares to be fully -up on allotment Four half-yes-iy Interest Warrants, at rats of 10 per cent. per annum, will likewise be attached to these share certificates. In the &Benoist of shares preference will be given to these appli cations, but the number so allotted will not exceed 80,000 rarest and the dirteto(ll reserve to themselves the riebt, In their dis cretion, only to allot 60,000 shares is all on the present alloe meet. A portion of the shares will be allotted to appllcants who are shareholders In The Credit Fenster and Mobilise of Iceland (Limited), The Agra and Maatemasn's Bank (Limited), The National Bank, The National Beak of Liverpool (Limited), To appl+cants from Marseilles and Paris, end the Wanes to the other portion of the general public. ehsliestions tor shares may be made to the annexed form, meet be asionspered by the payment of 11,1 pea share Shyelltoat whir no mippleation will be sonshiered. Should • lees number of shares be allotted then are applied for, the demon will, so far as req be applied towards the pay ment doe on allotment. Sh ould no all otment be made, the amount paid will be at ones returned without deduction. Copies et the architect's and eWrer's reports on the lands war chased, and a map, showing Weir position, accompany ibe PrO7 ritrwhich, with forms of application for shares, may be had brokers and eolieitors ; also of the Agra and Maaterman's ' Bank (Limited), 36, Nisholaslane ; of the National Bank, Old etresit, London. and their branches ; the National Bank of Li ßread verpool, Liverpool ; and of the Secretary, at the Office' of the Credit Poncho and Mobllier of Ragland (Limited), Not 17 and 1; Ornhill. OBJECTS OF TEI COMPANY. rin Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (which has been use* tweim months In mane of sanstion) Is established with a view of parchsaing and sea land and property in the 1m city of Marsellles , the of the same, and the aoqu tion of sonceulons and privileges emmected with the development and lesprovvmente of ths °Mend r a i n . ma Is furtherance of these objects, and after and sandal investigation, various properties have been pure in the beat portions of the city. and where the of the anprove manta gives assausace of twoßtabie roes ts. PEOPHILT'IEB ACQUIRED. The properties which the Company have acquired ere as Mews 1. The Joliette property, eomprising about 4,144,000 square feet of building land, exclusive of streets. E. The Rae Imperial* property, consisting of about SRAM square feet. S. The Catalans property, eonsisting of the Hotel, the Imperial Club. SA hs . houses, and bantling plots, In all about 2,30000 mum feet,. 4. The Prado property, musisting of building plots of 'boot 164.000 masers feet. It win be seen, on reference to the map, that the Company's Wricompetes the lands to the north of the town as well se the south, with a large extent of seaboerd: making • total of about 4,900,040 sonars feet MARSEILLES. PROGRESS OP. Maresples, both In population and wealth the fret maritime city in Frets, metals' a demo populatioa of more then 100,000 moats. the past year Llessels. with • ton nage of upwards Daring ot 3,000,000 tons, entered an v d left the harbour. Manomillso commands the commerce of the Mediterreama. en grosses newly the whole Wade with Algeria, and 1e tbe gasket station for tie Peminatnar sad Oriental Steam Company, the hiessageriee es, and other steampsoket companion trading with all parts of the world. It pose:sawn emantodiotts docks and warehouse., and, by railway, is la direct coranntaL cation with an parts of thane. The old harbour laving been toned inadequacy tar the rapidly expanding tootanesree of the plus. the sew Harbour et La Joliette, aerating ea area of fib sores, was conetrusted, and Is constantly crowded with shipping. It la surrounded by broad quays, with stately buildings on the north side, and a new town is rising rapidly in its immediate vicinity. Mace 1660 three other basins hare been constructed, named De Laseret. d'Alene. and Napoleon, which will double the harbour accommodation of Menominee. THE EMPEROWS INTEREST IN MARSEILLES. It Is eon known that his Majesty the Emperor of the French takes doom interest la the welfare and prosperity of Marseilles, and tke Direstots have strut reaso bUieve u p o n is Majesty's gracious and special p ma y be depende to aid any enterprise having (like the present Company) the object of developing the resources of the any, sad amordtegly application is Intended forthwith to be made by the Direotors to obtain the vs/amble cooseseion far rasing the Fort St. Nicholas, sad Ns Make the new Catalans , R IMPERIALE. By the coustruction of the Rue Imperials, which is SO feet wide, and lined by hoperiant buildings, a direst communication has been effected between the Rae Casebblre, the Exchange, the Auden Basis or old Harbour, and the new basin , or docks above mentioned. This has ma ed the demolition of large blocks of homes densely occupied, which circumstance, toge ther with the previous densieney of house accommodation, readers the construction of new buildings absolutely oecessery for commercial and residential purposes, and causes an eager demand for vacant plots of betiding lan d. JOLIETTE PROPERTY ACQUIRED. In this quarter of the town, where the coonserdal require. mots of the growing population are so great, the Company has secured about 57 acres of freehold building land, exclusive of both streets. and this under ex and terms o ceptlonally favourapayment.ble elreumstanses, as respects situation f ROTE IMPERTALIL PROP E RTY ACQUIRED. More than 94,001 square feet of this land are In the Res . Imperiale—the finest street in Mareslites. The remainder le situated In the Quartier de la Joliette, commend og at the Port of In Joliette, and extending the whole length of the docks, the Beam d'Arenc, the Port Napoleon. and terminating at the Basin Radoub. These lands are traversed by streets from Mto 60 feet wide, In connection with the Rae baveriale by the • Boulevard Maritime, end are surrounded by an ladestrioas sod thriving pagination. TEEM OF PURCHASE COPY OF MEMORANDUM OT ABBOCIATION. I. The name et the Company is „ The Imperial Land Company of Marseilles (Limited) " 1. The registered OMNI of the Company Is tone to England. IL Tb °Mode for width the Company Is established are: (1) The aoquisition by webs" leasing, or otherwise, of land in and near the City of Marseilles, In the empire of Frames, sad the improvement, by building or otherwlas, of land so par abased or acquired. (t) The selling, leasing, transferring or otherwise or seortimeng of the lands, houses, and other buildings and works erected. executed, or otherwise acquired by the Company , in large or small portioaa or altogether, and either Wore az as the same than bare nominal:roved bv building or otherwise. and on nett tams as the Company shall think fit. I n ?: or improvement of nuking. already emoted. either by ad to, enlarging . completing , altering the IMO, or by sabsti ting new houses end buildings. (1) The lansting of t h e capital of the Company In banding on, or otherwise improving. or adding to, the marketable vale. of lands from time to time acquired by the Company , sad the mats& maintainiag, aad ming all each works as the Company may think nommary or expedient for any ot the purposes of the (teCmapany. Tho borrowing of money, and the Moue of transferable as °thin bowls or mortgage debentiwee, or say other securities founded w based upon all or any of the real or personal meets or credit of the, Company. (6) The aranasetlng and doing of all malt matters and tblsp as Mall be conducive or incidental r ande above objects, or any of them, Including the applying for obtaining the ineorpo ratton of the Company in Crimes. 4. The liability of the members la limited. C. The *apical of the Company is £1,600,900, divided into 80,400 guru of g6O each. POP. 01 APPLICLIKOP POE NUM To be paid up by instalments. To be left with the Beakers. No. -- To the Direstoni of the Imperial Lad Company of liarselllas (Limited). Gentlemen—Having paid to your eredtt with. Dank, the sum of i being the deposit of Al per share on sham In the above Company. I request that you: will allot ass shares oft sash in the imperial Lad Company of Marseilles (Limited), sad I hereby undertake to accept the same, or any smaller number which you may allot to me. and to pay the salts thereon : sad I agree to become a aiming of the Oompsny, and request you to pleas my name ma Ike register of members, in respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name in full Address in fall Frefesidon Usual eignature Date 1806 Or the following form for fully paid-up shares: POlJt OP APPLWATIOP POIll /NAPES. For shares to be fully paid sly on allotment. To be led with the To the Directors of the Imperial land Company of Marselllm iLhattedi. Genthmen,—Having paid to your eredlt with' Bank. the ems of C being the deposit of LI per share oa shares in the above Lompaay, I request that you will a ll ot me shares of £ 2O each in the Imperial Land Company of Marvetlles (Limited), sad I hereby under take to aceept the same, or any smaller number which you may allot to me ' and to pay the balance, 6:9 per share, thereon : and 1 agree to become a member of the Company, and request yogi to place my name on the register of members, to respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, Your obedleat servant. Name In full Address In full Profession Usual alguatar• Dais OA • beat Bankers' Names. THE IMPERIAL LAND COMPANY of MARSEILLES (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LISTS of APPLICA TION for SHARES to this Company will be CLOSED at Foar o'clock TO-MORROW ,Wednesday). the 7th instant, for London. and on THURSDAY no=t, the 6th Instant, at Twelve o'clock. for *wintry applications. —By order, Alla= LOWE, Secrotary (pro tan.). Temporary Oilers, 17 and 18. Cornhill, London, March 6, 1866. The land will be handed over to the Company completely levelled, with ad the streets and footpaths paved. drainage com plete, gas laid on, and provision made for the supply of water to the topmeat stories. As by the Conditions el the treaty for the seqaialtion of the Joliette Estate, It is stipulated that six years should be given, by which time the estate le to be eoverert with house.: the op tion la reserved to the Company for the same period, daring which it may elect either to pay the parchesemoney in one sum, or to make an annual payment of equal instalments, exteadlng over • period of thirty years, with •• filed rate of interest and sinking fend. PROFESSOR DONALDSON'S REPORT. Before the treaty for this portion of the property wee eon eluded the purchasers secured the services of Prof -oboe Donald non date President of the Institute of British Arthltects) to per &Melly investigate the operations In progress at Marseilles, and the character and value of the sites. • copy of his report accompanies the prospects& CATALANS PROPERTY ACQUIRED. The Catalans Properties are In the Immediate neighbourhood of the marine residence of the Emperor, and eommand • frontage to the sea of shout a mile In length. They are admirably situated bothfor badness premises and private villas. BUILDINGS !COW Off CATALANS ITATE. Many first-clam houses are already erected; • magnificent hotel (now open), having 140 rooms and the Imperial Club (now in course of construction), of n hi* architectural elevation. surrounded with terrace and gardens, all Isla out under the government plan. There is an extensive bathing establlshment, often frequented by more than &MO bathers daily. This district will undergo • radical Improvement when Fort St Nichols*, whichseparates the Catalan property from the centre of the town, shall have been demolished, • new port constructed, and additional streets made. so as to render (*re plete the facilities for communication between the old and new portions of the town. The munmipiiiity of the town of Marseilles engage, at their own expense, to lay down gas, make ruseadamited roads, and ensure a proper water supply for the houses. There are in this grimier about four miles of streets from 40 to 60 feet In width, which have In en recently opened ant lighted with gas and the Boulevard la Cordele (74 feet In width and lately opened for Cradle) forms a continuation of the splendid promenade of the Prado. The district communicates with the Qua! de Rive Nem. the centre of the old port and of the commerce of the town, by the Boulevard de TEmperear. All these important fiats furnish assurances of great success, and there can be no doubt that this portion of the Company's properties will he sold at • price which will yield a very large wont THE PRADO PROPERTY. The Prado lands are near the Southern Railway Statism. in an admirable position, and well adapted for the establishment of warehoums, shops, &a. With respect to the value end prospects of these propmtles, a report by Mr. P. horde, the welbkeoe n engineer, of Marseilles, aocompaniers this prespertus, giving ample details thereon. AMOUNT AND PERIOD OF PAY MENTS. The total amount of purchases is £6.326, 161 ; of this slim' £t,668.640 is payable by instalments spread over various dates and extending In part to • period of a years, and only Senttsii In cash, on taking over the estates, caution money being lodged in the meantime for the due observance of the C.ompany's en ;regiment& It is therefore expected that. with the aid of the Company's borrowing powers, not more than al° per share will I be required on those shares not fully paid up on allotment. Thus, with • eireparatively small amount of capital, the share holders have the advantage of profit derivable from dealing with • very large extent of property JOLIETTE PROPERTY RZ-SOLD. As evidence of the value of the purchases, the Directors have the satisfaction to announce that they have already concluded arrangements with an Association of Builders at Marseilles to transfer to them one of the properties (the Joliette property) at a profit of about £eoe,ooo, such property and profits to be paid for by annuities and sinking fund over • period of thirty years, with option on their part to pay for the whole at say time during five years, with an obligation on the part of the contractors to deposit • emu of four millions of trance (1160.000) as centime money, at fixed periods (the flrst instahseet of which was paid on the execution of the contract), and alio to cover the =arty with buildings within a period of eye years at their own I me shareholders will have the benefit at this contract, and from October, 1867, will receive the income derivable from this oentract, t:s., the difference between the annuities to be paid and received by the Com Cataenspany, and this Income Pitied to the ex = revenue tro the estate. as as to the profit on on further sales during that per well iod, will, it is esti mated. not only amble the directors to continue the payment of the interest at 10 per cast per annum, but enable them to de clare perindkel bonuses on the capital called up, As to the Catalan property, having reawrd to Its important positkm, the command it has et the oefrUard, the hones. it presents for conetreatto. of dm new port, and Its general adaptability tor the formation ot streets, sieve. and private villas. a large and raiment's* return ay Woo bo antndpated. MESSRS. J. K. MORGAN AND CO. ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE SUBsCRIPTIONS FOR SMARM IN TH a ANGLO-AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the . Companies Act, 16431," which limits the liability of each Shareholder to the amount of the shares subscribed by him. Capital £600,000, In 6 , ,,000 Bbans of £lO each. Deposit on application LI on allotment SS USE April 1 Ist June i.3 410 Under arrangements with the Atlantic Telegraph Company, this Company will be entitled to receive 4126,0 00 per annum out of the earnings from the working of the Atlantic Te'egraph Company's Linea and they will also be entitled to receive 421,000 per annum from toe New York. Newfoundland, and London felegraph Company, out of the earnings of that Com pany for through messages. The agreements between the Companies provide for other oon tingent advantages, which are alter stated. DINZATIVIW George Peabody, Ewi 22, Old Broad-street Edward Crop, er. Esq., Swaylanda, Penshurst Captain A. T Hamilton, it, Bolton-row, Piccadilly. Richard Atw od Glare, Esq., Amherst, Dorking. Daniel Gooch, Esq., M.P. Ciewer park, indoor. Henry Bewley, Esq., Willow-pork. Dublin. Francis A. Bevan. Esq., 64, Lombarddrset. I. IL 'Velma Esq.. ...E. 23, Great George-street, Westminster. Charles E Stewart, EN., 101, Lancaster-gate, Hyde-park, W. BAXSAM—Bleara Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Twells, and Ca, tit Lombard-street, SECIUMAY (pro tem. )—J. C. Deane, Esq. This Company has been established for the purpose of execu ting In the course of the present year the great enterprise of laying a submanne cable between It eland and Newfoundland, so as to convect teleraphically the old world and the new, and to raise the cabin partially laid l►st year, in order to complete a second Übe to America. Thecircumstances attending the recent 'hemp.' to carry out this work have greatly increased the confidence of all those who have been engaged to it, and they are convinced that this is eft ort will be attended with success. . . isammeaseet. Appllcatioas for shares are to be made in the form, and the deposit of El per share paid to Itemre. "l .l! 11 4 ,.•7 7 4a n n g sad Co.. 22, Old liroadetreea fihnuld a lees number of shares be allotted than is applied for, the deposit win, so tar as required, be appropriated towards the payment dneon giounent. If se allotment u made, the amount will be at once returned without deduction. 186& J .' arri.o-AMERICAN TELZOiLtPH COMPANY (Limited). The Directors cannot of comae hind themselves at present to any tariff for mimeses. The amount to be charged will be • matter for consideration hereafter. lint It may be safely assumed 1 that It will not be leas than 6a per word. Worlds( at U. per word. only five words • minute, twenty-four hours per day, and allowing MO working days tor theear, there would he • gross revenue of ELKO • day, or £500,55 0 • year. Thu le for one cable only. The highest authorities in electrical Willed) give It as their opinion that eight words a minute could essay be obtained throagh the Atlantic Cable. And there is every reason to antici pate that at • tariff of anything like fa a word there would be more melange offered than the Company could transmit. The undersigned append their MUMS as considering this esti mate of the probable result • reasonable one. LATIR CLARK, M.LC.L, Cambia( Engineer to the Electric and International Telegraph Corapeny. HENRY C. FORD; FLEE MING ruirair, F.E.I. WILLIAM TOOMISON, LLD., LILL, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the University of Glasgow. CROMWELL P. VARLET, T.R.41.11.,1L1LL0te., Electrician to the Electric and Internatioual Tele graph Company. The realleaUon of this estimate (allowing AMMO per annum for working expenses) would make the income of the Company over £300,000 per annum. MEMORANDUM OF ASSOCIATION OF THE ANGLO AMERICAN TELEGRAPH COMPANY (Limited). 1. The name of the Company is "The Anglo-A=6,10.n Tele graph Company (Limited)." 2. The registered oface of the Company Is to be in England. 2. The object, for which the Company to established are the contracting for °Destruction, laying down, maintenance, and working of submarine and land t elegr aphs between Great Britain and America, or betweea any places or points forming or in tended to form part or parts of any telegraphic route between those countries or any intermediate place* the recovery and completion of the Atlantic Telegraph Cable partially laid In 1886, the purchase, chartering, and employroeut of any vessel or Teepees for any purpose connected with any of she objects of the Company, the entering into contracts and agreements with any company, corporation, or persons with reference to any of the objects of the Company ; the applying for and obtaining, or ac quiring by purchase or otherwise, of all such concession; grante. privileges, licenses, letters patent, and other rights, or soy in terest therein respectively as may be useful or desirable for any such objects; and the doing of all such things as are or may hereafter be lucidental or condu.tive to the attainment of those objects or any or either of them. But the Company shall not do anything whereby the limitation of the liability of their share holders shall be prejudiced. 4. The liability of the shareholders is limited. 6. The nominal capital of the Company is £400,000, In 60,000 shares of RIO each. No. PORN OP APPLICATION POl MAIM. [TM, form should be presented entire to Yews. J. ft Morgan and Co., 21, Old Broad-street. London, LC., who will detach the Receipt, and return it to the Applicant,] To the Directors of the Aitglo-American Telegraph Company tunitted 1. Having paid to Messrs. J. S. Morgan and Co. the sum of , being a deposit of £1 per share, I request that you will allot me shares in the Anglo-American Telegraph Company (Ilmiled), 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, subject to the memoran dum and articles of association of the Company, and I under take to pay the sum payable on allotment, and the further instalments in accordance with the terms of the prospectus, and I authorise you to enter my name on the ster imembers of the Company In respect of the shares allotted to me. ' Name in fall Signature Address Date If a holder of ra Atlantic} Telegraph S ock, state the amount ADOPTED LARGELY BY HEE MAJZITY'4 00•1104 KENT& CHEAP, LIGHT, had DURABLE ROOFING. CROGOON'S PATENT AgMULTI ROOFING FELT Ms been extensively need and pronounced efficient and particularly . applicable for warm climates. lst. It is a non-oondactor. 2nd. It is portable, being pulled in rolls, and not liable to damage In carriage, ard. It effecbt a saving of half the timber usually required. 4th. It can easily he applied by any unpractised person. 6th. From its lightness, weighing only soma 421 be. to the aware of 100 feet, the cost of carriage is small. Inodorous Felt, for damp walls and for damp floors. under carpets end floor clothe ; ateo for Ming iron Mums, to equalise the tempirature. Fries One Penny per Square Foot. CROOCOE and Co.'s Patent Felted Sheathing for covering ships' bottoms, tc.. and I Dry Hairlett, for covering steam boilers, Oriente.. preventing the radiation of heat, and taring II per cent. of fuel. S unples, testimonials, and full hist' uctions on application to CROGOON and Co., 2. Dowga e-blll, London . and ai 2, Oozes Plasma. Liverpool : and be. Oetelowitiare. ("MOW- The wools length of 1,212 nautical mile. of cable laid from the Great Eastern in July last continues perfect accord ing to the daily reports of the electricians in charge at Valentia and the observations taken by Captain James Anderson. of the Great Eastern, and Staff Commander Henry A. Moriarty, R.N., have determined the position of the broken end with the utmost accuracy. Mr. Canning and the other en ...Misers engaged in the late expedition are confident that Mb the machinery and tackle now being prepared, they will he able to raise the cable and complete the tine i o n evrfoundland. The 1,0:0 nautical miles of cable which has remained on board the Grest Eastern since August last is candled to be in as per fect condition es when it was shipped. The Atlantic Telegraph Coml any had arranged for providing Me funds nemeses, t r resuming the work by an line of mw 12 per cent, first preference shares; but having been recently advised that such Issue is not authorised by their acts of parliament, the proposal has been withdrawn, and ad the subscriptions are being returned. It has therefore been tied 'ed that, for the purpose of aiding In the completion of this Important under eking, an entirely distinct Company shall be formed, and this Company is accord ingly formed with valuable privileges, hereinafter specified, secured to them by agreements with the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and the New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Company. A copy of the Memorandum of Association, which has been registered in accordance with the Companies Act, 1862, Is annexed. The effect of the agreement entered into between the Atlantic Telegraph Company and this Company is, that the latter under take the construction for the former Company of 1,660 nautical miles of new cable to be added to that now on hoard the Great Eastern. and for its submersion, from that vessel, I between Ireland sad Newfoundland daring the ensuing summer. and for the adoption of suitable measures fur ratting and coin 10ZEA1Y8 COPAHINE MUIR, She only ' plating the broken cable of last year. This Company also engage to work both cables, or either as 0 French preparation adopted by the Fels Academy the Me may be, as the agents and on behalf of the Atlantic London College of Surgeons, on the report of mere I Telegraph Company during the continuance of the agreement; Rinsed. Lloyd, Poland, and Legros Clark I" Lancet, Now. 111 . , j ; and the espeement further provides that In consideration of the 1862), curse an an avenge of six days either recant r ehrenen— , neppentnele so contrected by ttds Company, there shall be an bd., at G. JOEffalrb, Trench Chang* dit Nensarkale Trod ' an y ' payment by the Atlantic Telegraph Company to tide tree en receipt et On. THE BEST REMEDY for Indigestion, Bilious 11. sial Liver Complaint.. FRAMPTON'S PILL of HEALTH. Sol 4 by .11 Medicine Vendors, AS Is. lid. and IL atl. per bor ; or obtalged through any Chemist DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a never tailing remedy, prepared without say memorial Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Root*, will be found invalusbis to all who suffer from billow' and liver complaints, Ind wind, spurts. giddiness. din:Mess of the eyes, tn. For I L= mistiveness, as • family aperient medicine, and as • purifier of the blvd, they are truly excellent: mild in their operation and grateful to the stomach, they create appetite, promote and strengthen the whole nerroua system—Bold by bort, chembit,ll. Kiag Willlametreet, Charing-caws, and by mast Atelliftets. la boxes la. lid. and es. ad. Be sure to ask for Dr. eicutt s lidless and Liver Ms. The genuine are in a square green p ulnae with .• wWieni Lambert" engreeed en the etefelt DiNNKFORD'EI FLUID MAGNUM The eeekei prolamine tor thirty peen have approved ot Ode pure solution at swede aa the best remedy toe seedily et streerach headache, heartbarn, goat, and ladtgettlea ; rod se • crud aperient It le espelelly adapted for ladies and children. Prepared by DINIOI/01D and Ca,, Cheuhrbi, gm. It% Net Bond-street, Loodos, and mid throughout the world by a respectable chemists. caauon—ape that Diaadoed and 0o." la no melt bottle and red label over the cork. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITION. Company 001 of the sandals from the working ut th• Want 04 METROPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, £196,t00. the arrangement wing, that the recelpta In each year Devonshire-Emma, City. from all the Atlantic Telegraph Company's lines, are gr.= The Right Hoe. the LORD MA YOB has Irkdly emeseeted to the eaPensw 44 repairs , management. working, and •at the ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL, at the Loudon and Interest (not exceeding £5,000 per annum) on the deben- r od Tavern, on WEDNESDAY, March 14, 1866. tures of the Atlantic Telegraph Comma', to be appropriated Gentlemen willing to leoome Stewards are requested to Mi ens : ward their names to the watery. First. la ming to this Company £125,000 per annum. Funds are urgently needed to maintain the efficiency of the Second. In paymg £74000 per annum (representing 8 per cent heepitei, and will b e thankfully received by the beakers, mews, on the Atlantic tAnnlnwire eihring Preference Mock. and 4 Per Barnette, Hares, 'Danbury, and Lloyd, 60 and 62, Lombard cent. on their ordinary Stock) to the Atlantic Telegraph Com- a ped ; by the ereretary, at the hospital ; and by piny ; and JNO. GURNEY FRY, Chairman of Committee. - Tina The entire balance of each year's receipt. Is to be dl- Tided between this Company and the Atlantic Telegraph Com , pony is equal shares : but no deficiency in respect of the above annual payments hi any one year 111 to be carried forward to ' another year. The sight is reserved to the Atlantic Telegraph Company of peroxfttt e e agreement on or before th e la January, 1860 top g mouths' sake to that effect), by payment to tor..o=l bg.o.....mveol:ciiirir,...r../erthwhtbecoarra., emirates this option, the Anglo-American Company will have the right, to take payment of the 41,200 ,000 , one-halt in ash and one-half in ordinary Atlantic Telegraph shares at par, instead of the whole amount in cash. in the event of the Atlantic Telegraph Company exercising their right of redemption by payment of the above-named sum of 41,200,000, this Company will he forthwith dissolved and the funds distrlbated amongst the shareholders. The New York, Newfoundland, and London Telegraph Com pany, with a view of securing the completion of telegraphic , communication between Ireland and Newfoundland during the I present year, have by their Deputy-Chairman, now in London, agreed to contribute 425,000 per annum to this company out of their share of the receipt., for through enrages between Ire land and America, and passing over their lines. This sal e :i al et i d ? will terminate upon the payment by th e Atlantic Telegra C of the 4 1,200,000 above mentioned, or upon both a; twWug after 91st December, 1,46, to be in worldng order for twelve Yillaive months. The agreement has been forwarded to New ror turmoil ratification there. To Nun up the financial arrangements, the effect will be ea fol. lows :- 1 The shareholders in this Company will be entitled to £125,000 a year out of the earnings of the Atlantic Telegraph Compaajs lines, and £96,000 a-year out of those of the Newloandiand Com ! pony for throngh business, together 4160,003 a-year upon a rapt : tal et 44100,000, making 21 per cent per annum. lint this ray no t o o ex i s ig reart i r o k al a c il ucia the advantages 1 7 , r ee hie ms ea d z u se i rl oo le n . honeyed that even with a single cable and a low tariff the vs- Tease will afford a large additional sam for division. An all mats drawn up by practical and experienced ~Wets of the probable returns is annexed. ' The Directors have great confidence in recommending this rnderfaking to the public. The Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company will meauleeture the new Cable and andertake the actual execution of the work contracted for by this Co: = ea above stated (up iota' opentng of the Atlantic Telegrap for public business), kg a total sum of £600000 : with a bones, to be provided by the Atlantic Telegraph Company under their agreement with this Company, of £157,140 In ordinary lames of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, payable by instalments, extending over fourteen months, In case the cable of last year ia g secoesidully completed, sod continues in working order durin that period. In the possible contingency of the new cable not beint o m a r tn : fully laid, 1800,000 only will be paid to the Telegraph , bon and Maintenance Company, and this Company will Is that event be entitled to the value of all the unused and recovered cable (subject to the payment of certain 'specified charges i thereon), and it is estimated that this arrangement wi ll proa. In case of failure, fora return to the shareholders of this Company ' of at Bent one-third of their paid up capital. The whole of the deposita on shares will be returned to the subscribers, if two-thirds of the espial of the Company are not stbscribed, or If the agreement with the New York. - Newfound land, and London Telegraph Company le not ratified by them, Copis of the memorandum sad articles of associatiou can be inspected at the counting-house of Messrs. J. 8. Morgan and Co., end contracts at the offices of Messrs. Birchen' and Co., 44, Par- AIETROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL, Edgware road.—Open at 7.-4AIIBB NIZAHOCIL The outdo Ballet at 9 SD, In which the great 11 a shyest.- mice Vslghly received with deakalng acclimation@ emplams. Witness it and judge for yourselves. George Harding sad Lydia Wilmer, John and Emma Ward, Little Batelle, Clare awl Victor, Annie Adams. The 16kwieptiose. The Tale of a Tub at 9. Ballet of Aurora at H.—Manager. J. J. POOLL MIIDIE'S BKLKOT LIBRARY. NEW end CHOICE ROOKS. Al DM BM BOORS of As SEASON end of the peat twenty Taus aro In efrealation at StUDIWE SELECT LIBRARY. MAT OLABB SUBSCRIPTION, ONE GUINEA PER ANNUM Commanedni at asp date Book Club. sapplioS on liberal tame Oam YUDIZA PIce r a I i ALT NEW ORYORD-ST Otty Otis, 4. KING-STREET, caisParm. WELSH HARP, ESSEX-STRRET,I HOUVICRII-BTILIET.—Tbe Atiw PROPRIZTOII= to (wok the Moab oeolleseo to tie = c oef e rbterhood to the superior eloommoctotton be ann.— Masers from It 1W 4 : co Oastleye at IL ♦ 1 is dab-rook tialtebie tor eo4aelies' arettege.444.-2,11, troggfaisa PHILLIPS and COMPANY'S TEAS us BET sad CHELPIST. STRONG to FINE BLACK TPA. Ia ad., fa, fa St, sa, 5.. ed Moat &Below Slack Teets sow only la W. per woad. Pen, rim taro, abate* Wise, la. 4d., is. OS., la. SO. PHILLIPS sad Co.. Tea llerehaatia IL King Willlamataest. (Sty, London, IC. • odes entreat free*. &Wan at learfat Priam PHILLIPS and Co. send all goods vantage* ties ' , Nat'l night miles of No. & Lag Wkillant-strost ; 4J.. wortit earrings tree to nay railway station or market tows la Baglaad.—Phillip and Os. Savo as yea* art say ossaoxisa with as/ Soma Sr Wor cester or Swamies& fIaHRFSHER snd GLENNY, OUTFITTKRS. Only estealbaateat to Isogon. meat dear to basin boom, Strand. N.B. LW of beceisary outfit for every purpose v atrintusesi to India, Was, and the Colonies, will fie for e spgileatioa. NiTHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispens able to Personal Attractioa, and to Health sad langsvity g . tbsdroper masticaUon of food. ROWLANDS ODOZITO, or Diarrintics, compounded of Oriental ingredients. is of imetimable raise in prase ving and beautifying the Teeth, the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the Lieges. I t eradicates tartar from the Meth. lIIMOTeI MON of insigient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to vrbleh it imparts a pearl like whiteness. fie invaluable proper. ties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristocracy of larope, mid it universally in high repute. Prim St 9d. per box. Bold li is attoirillfdrilOind by eMmists and perfumers. tat for Itowlandi Wont*. Truing dna, II by It Mee k. BROUGHAM and VAUX (Lord). A Irina Portrait. engraved on Steel. Ey 0. 8. BOORT. London WUWim Ten, Panma-Une, Cbeapolda. Prioe la, by poet It stamps, THESCIENCE of LIFE ; or What to Eat, DONS, and Amid. • pradissal rids for aelLpreserva. Use, and tor imparting health, strength, and eficlency to the eet Important inoctioes of fife. Supplemented by an Lea, on the Treatises& of Nervosa's% Lowness of Bort* Lassitude, DebWty, and Indigestion ; addressed especially to professional moo, men of business, the Madam, taa andentarb and all wins leboming under the debWtatlng effects of over-tared energies, either of body or mind. By a Moms of 20 years* prude,. " The work form an excellent manual for all who would learn how to use life, and not abuse It. On the control of the passions and the regulation of the functions, the advise throughout la most valuabla."—Charcit and Mate ameba. Mann, IS, Cornhill. Price la., '07." VERWKLL on MARRIAGE : Mann. Col l t i r a. A thor, 3, Orest i rini = 6". W WorTing u lisif Sok half a Gams. 41".4* W. 5r33 „Arc TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Dinorca's =auamia.) THE. CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, Mama 5. In to-day's sittings of the Corps Legislatif the debate upon the amendment to the paragraph of the address relating to Algeria was resumed. Speeches were made by General Allard, M. Lan juinais, and X. Berryer. The latter pointed out 1 the danger attending the creation of an Arabian empire. M. Ronher, in reply, explained that the policy of the Emperor was to put au end to the hatred existing between the two nationalities in Algeria, and which was falsely represented as In extinguishable. After a few words from M. Jules Fevre the amendment was rejected, and the para graph relative to Algeria was adopted. THE LEBANON. MARSEILLES, XABce 5. Advioes received here from Tripoli, dated the 22nd ult., announce that Dervish Pacha had arrived in the Lebanon with 10,000 men. A de tachment of Joseph Karam's partisans bad de feated two battalions of Turks. Karam, with his forces, was entrenched at Benachi, awaiting the Turkish army under Dervish. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, MMus 6. It is rumoured that Prince Cour& has ►ddressed a letter to the signatary powers of the Treaty of Paris, protesting against his forced abdication, and soliciting assistance in order to obtain his reinstate ment. _ _ Reports are current in financial circles that the Minister of Finance has consented to exempt the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company from tax ation for a period of twenty years, provided the company will undertake to carry out certain works for the improvement of the port of Trieste. The Wanderer denies the accuracy of these re ports, and asserts that the Lombardo-Venetian Railway Company is to be exempt from taxation for fourteen years, and that, in consideration of this concession, Messrs. Rothschild will take up the re -40 millions of the recent Austrian loan. AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. VIENNA, MARca 5, maining According to the Voter/and of tc-day, the de mands recently made by Prussia are in substance that Austria shall provisionally transfer tbe admi nistration of Holstein to Prussian officials. HUN(aARY. PESTH. MARCH 5. The Emperor and Empress left here this morn ing for Vienna. In to-day's sitting of the Lower House the royal rescript was ref,rred to a committee of nine members, to be repotted upon. INDIA. (via ei.zaoaa..) BOMBAY, FIB. 13. The north-west frontier is not so quiet as was formerly reported. A large body of freebooters of the Murree tr►be have been attacked and defeated. A case of suttee has been prevented by the Kotab chief, and the Viceroy has expressed his satisfaction at his conduct in the matter. The Nawab of Bbawatpore has issued a procla mation warning his subjects against all slave-trade dealings. - . The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Jeddo, from China, was wrecked, 30 miles from Bombay, on the night of the 2nd February. All liver', as well as the cargo and epecio. were saved. The Bombay government has discouraged the native petitioners in their attack on Mr. Anstey. The weather is cold and rather unhealthy. Trade in cotton and piece goods dull. Nothing doing in the than market. Kachange lower. Mono,' use. [TWOPENCE i 'ATE ft :1....4- • \ .0-41 V 4 74 41 : S alta X a EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (nor on owl PARIS, MONDAY Evian. M. de Bismarck, of whom it may be said in many respects that he is dancing on the brink of a volcano, has only obtained a majority of 9 votes against 8 in his Court of Caasation in support of the proposition that representatives of the people may be prosecuted in the ordinary courts for words spoken in the chamber. The forms of procedure neoedrary to be gone through before this decision can lead to the Conviction of the deputy Freutzel, upon whose case the question was raised, are so long that there is good hope that M. de Bismarck and his system may be scattered to the winds before a result can be obtained. The Sing of Prussia must be even madder than people take him to be if he hopes so sat against the «madame of his people and of the whole civilised world, upon a com plaisant judgment forced from the Supreme Court of Berlin, to its eternal disgrace—.lthough by the smallest rnaiority_—snd to the overthrow of the tizarlsomsared mama of which Proosis was proud, /I y a des juges a Berlin. Apropos of the story that AL de Bismarck is going to pull down the famous windmill of Sans Bowl, which was preserved as a monument of re spect for private property even in the time of Fre derick the Great, the Charicari has a caricature in which Frederick tells M. de Bismarck it is no wonder he should take a different view about the mill, because now ne somsnes pas de mime farina tow les deux. Although the American news reacher London earlier than Paris, it is quite possible that you may not have noticed, or may have passed over as un worthy of notice, a report of a public meeting given by the Courtier des Etats Unis, a journal published in the French language, and which, with • seal more often than not ill-directed, gives a oolour to all American news favourable to what it considers French interest. At this meeting it was "resolved" that France is the friend of Ireland, and the head-quarters of the Fontana is the Tuileries. The French government papers laugh at this ; but they would laugh still more if they knew as well as the English readers the value of the mountebank who moved the reso lution—George Francis Train. The Bishop of Arras, Mgr. Parisis, who had an apoplectic stroke a few days ago, died this morn ing. lie was a member of the Constituent As sembly of 1848. General Yusuf, the native Algerian who holds a commission in the French army, is dangerously ill at Cannes. The Pattie ventilates an opinion that the prin cipal result of the deposition of Prince Couza, which has already produced a protest in Jassy against the doings at Bucharest, may be the sepa ration of the two Principalities. The Bourse was in an uncertain state to-day. Rente rose Tic. for cash, and fell 10c. for account, closing at 69fr. 721 c. and 69fr. 75c. Mobilier fall 21r. 50c. Credit Fonder rose 12fr. 50c. Italian rose 35c. In railways the only notable change was a fall of 6fr. 25c. in Orleans. ,-(THIS DAY.) xi" D. 1L BAK LB.& 1110. W. &W. N.N.L N.N.W. W.N.W. N.E. ELI. N.Z. N.N.W. LW. &W. WHATHZR REPORT. TI7EIDU. lusas Valletta.... Cape Clear— Llverpool... Holyhead.... Brest Rochef ort Plymouth Weymouth Portsmouth. Loudon Yarmouth Scsrugh Shiel boro ds Balder 11e.ti : MAO. luta 40.06 41 11810 481 rSe 41 9:40444 20.46 ri 2143 34 21>.57 36 ISO.KtS6 IL& L 8.8.1. 6.8. E. W.S.W. 7/.11,W. 6.& W. 6.8. W. &MC B.W. 4 II I.x. maw= WEDNISPILT. 01 14 (AVMS THORSDIT. ILLY to 6.b.Vi ~ be& COMM Li. te 11. W. 004 W.. to a wale, some snow fresh to woo& ai isiii &hit. to W.N.W., a warrants. 5.15. W. to N.N.W.. its?, to fresh, with treat to Wow. 8. to ;sin W., gale to fresh, BOUTHIMS. As next above. with rain. 8.8.1. W., fresh Eurnas. to above. to a gale, some rain. Nortbern=leotiand. Western.bldind. Wales. and Ws. oscine. Southern=loglia Channel and Buy at hisnag. Isstarnwlastward Nudism& and North Bee. KARL RUSSELL AND THE LODGER FELNcillss. At a meeting of the London Working Men's Aerocistion last week (a society established to obtain the adoption of lodger franchise), a deputation was appointed to wait upon Earl Russell, for the purpose of impressing upon bin lord ship the importance f including a lodger clause in the • forthcoming Reform Bill, on the ground that neither a 64 rental or a fj. rating suffrsge, if confined to houreholders, would coulee any voting power upon the at preaeut inert franchised working classes of the metropolis, or upon other classes who live in lodgings. The secretary of the associa tion thereupon wrote to his lordship, regarding him to neme a time when he would receive the deputation, to which the following reply was received yesterday morning: "Downing-street, March 3, 1866. Sir,—Lord Russell de sires me to inform 3 on, in reply to your letter of the 213th February, requesting ao appointment for a deputation from the London Working Men's Amociation, that his lordship must decline to receive, at present, any further deputation on the subject of reform,—l remain, sir, yours obediently, C. T. BARIUM:I7OX." A meeting of the association is to be held on Friday next, when a resolution is to be submitted empowering the committee, should the Reform Bill not contain a satisfactory lodger clause, to convene a public mee ting upon the subject, to which the whole of the metro politan and other members cf parliament are to be invited. TEE COMING REFORM BILL.—Mr. Award CUM furd, M.P., bad an interview with Earl Russell at his refl. d• nos, io Cbestam-phice, on Monday, to present reeolutioes unanimously adopted st a public meeting in Ayr in favour of a substantial measure of reform—extension of the fran chise, redistribution of seats, and incleased totassestaticn for Soot'and. RICHMOND ELECTION. —The nomination Of WA didates for the borough of Richmond took plain yesterday. These were two candidates, Mr. Wyvill and Mr. Roberts (Recorder of Onuithon), both liberals. Mr. Leonard Cooke, the Mayor, officiated as returning °Meer. Mr. Alderman Croft proposed. and Mr. Alderman Smurth waits eeconded the nominationWyvill as a et and proper person to represent the borough in parliament. Mr. Porter moved, and Mr. Hauswell seconded, the tiomi nation of Mr. Roberts. Mr. Wyvill then addreessd the electors, declaring himself in favour, generally, of the present government. He would support • moderate mea sure of reform, having voted for Mr. Baines' Borough Franchise Bill. Mr. Roberta also addressed the electors. He was in favour of a large extension of the mileage, vote by ballot, and generally enunciated the principles al theadvanced liberal party. Mr. Roberts was the popular madidate, and the show of Imelda went in his favour. A poll wee demanded ter Mr. Wyvill, which takes plea to-eey. THs WZATHEL AND THE PARK& —The effect of the sun upon the ice in the various Parts yesterday was to mode: it sloppy sad dangerous, nevertheless a few fool hardy promos ventured upon it, and some were reworded by immersion. The thickness of the los varied from es inch to an inch and a quarter. A PetArencti.—At North Bradley, in Wilts, the oldest man is the place. Mr. Job Resell, has Pia axed, seed 91 years. He has left 8 children, MS grandchildren, mei 79 peat grendoltildees. ,! Ndn 10.14: Leith i 29.1 71 Ardrossan 101.06: