The Express. — London, England, 1864-03-17 00:00:00

I ,' , e- - e _ X i-- , , ,-,.:..--'". .a.--c--_-,, :/ No. 5,493.) calltog at the Cape of Good Hope ✓ a• nd Hadray.—STßAll COMIIIINIC.RTION between umg. Do v m a IN DIA by the Inagobleent Fleet of Steamers belenglag to the Kest India and Loudon Shipping Company IlloUtedt. t D e well-known clipper auxiliary steamship CALCUTTA, 2.2111 9.4-hdr-e poser, S. U. WRIGHT, Commander, will lean cie.ria .London'. Docks on the 7th hay, and Plymouth , v.e 12th Hay, for Calcutta, calling at the Cape of Good lore g llbtras. This niaguificent ship, _built expressly for the :e lis trade, has been thoroughly NUM.& has Bret-rate se. I m embidatwo for passengers, and will carry as experienced tumors also a stewardesa. The average peewees et them weevers has beau tie days to Madras, some of them making the • pawges no rec..rd. Palisengers by these learners IU I h,,, the ..ptinn of embarking and disembarking at Plymouth, the ‘• .guy:fily paying their railway tare and conveying them to the steamers. Tne rake of passage will be the same !vre.—Yom freight or puma ..pay to Grindley and Co., ivrilasnent-street. S.M.: or to the managing agents of the ..puny. Meters. Bowl and Maekeivle. 9, Mincing-lane, RC.: • in Plymouth, to Hr. H. J. Waring.—Any applications for ppintmentr as midshipmen In thin service must be made at the • of the Company, 9, Machu:plane, E.C. ItHOINALD PARKER. Secretary. CALCUTTA Direct, to leave the Docks on the 2,)th Aypreill ;LA alUppieg day the 18th. unless previously NI the tt,l - I.kooon clipper ship Slit JOHN LAWN.ISM • t 1.090 tons register, J. SINCLAIR, commander; loading in ti.,.Led India Docks. MO magnificent vessel will be pmts. t.. desrrchtd, and presents the bed oppmtnasty to shippers Car gtvd& —For freight or passage apply to ZSCOILBS Ft..llltlts sod Co. Cross-street chambers, Manchester: to to% YOCNO and Co., N Cannoneireet ; ot to OILLATLY, HANK ES. a id dEtt ELL , tr, lesdenball-dreet, LC. LIANGHAI Direct (receiving goods until the rib ?larch', the woll•lototra Matt clipper ship BMUS, Alit Aran. All 7 tow repleter, THOMAS JOHNhON, Gosisaander ; loejcg to the Bast Isate, ELLATLY, HANBEY, 31, 1 Er a 31 It r: 11 dill 1 , 2 , ni"Pg i f ". l. sad hall iiireet, C. HONG KONG and WHAMPOA (to sail 18th nva. the very fastaalliag clipper skip LOAD RAGLAN, ▪ :.; ~srs, 753 tons register, D ?OPT.. conunsader ; is t India Docks. This splendid ship. to wall known forks. r,r..1 passage sod wend delivery of cargo. is ontedionly noon isee.,l to shippers of thw goods. Apply to OILLATLY, • EV, and SEWI L I. 17, Leadenhalbstanist, LC. HONGKONG and WRAMPOA, the splendid, tlydaboilt clMper ship SYDNEY EGOILES, elated A 1 if pan In t b . I.4verpool undersrri er's book. IDO tons noaer, H. N. CAMPBELL, Commander : Wading to the Zest mats. This maguin, ent vessel. bait nu the Clyde In • made her last passage to Bombay in 79 days, is noted for t. r zreat *peed and mend delivery of even. and will be toned ero-Sent opportunity for shippers of Una gooda—Apply to KAI lil.N and ILKID, 12. Kiwi Wtlllawdrest : Of to OIL !-11L1. HANKEY, ens SEWELL, 97, Lsodeohslistrest. BOMBAY Direct (receiving goods till Riat March), the very fast nailing clipper skip JOHN MELHHISH, A 1. 6k 'tuns register loading In the Y Jet ladle Docks. This fine v.-ma ima a large part of Ler cargo engaged, Is newly eoppered, 2ai is t tl.lently recommended to shippers reyalriryt despatch. Apply to fIELLATLY, HANK LT, and SEWELL. 27, street. EC. 803113AY Direct, to follow the John Melhuish, the c.a.:LlP...rot clipper ship MAZY STEN ROUSE. classed A I ter IS sears In tie Liverpool Underwriters' Book 1.0 tons mutt... IL FIICLAY. commander; leading In the East ladle I...AL—Apply to ItAYDEN and REID. 122., King Millbusintreet ; or to GEU.ATLY. HANLEY, and SEWII.L. 27. Tondetailll str.vt. EC. BLACK ALL LINE of PACKETS. For lILLBOIRNE, PORT PHILLIP, Direct.—Monza. Omen's _hip MONARCH. 1.400 tons, Captain L K. DEACON, will leave East India Wets on the fib May, call at Plymouth, and carry an edurivored surgeon.—Apply to F. ORERN sad Co., 7!, Li .—Padengera by thin line can proceed by rail from I...lgnition to Plymouth at redaced farce, by applying to I. WILL\ mil Co for ticket& NEW ZEALAND.—The Mail Laving arrived, An per, are respectfully Informed that the undermes ti Fill sell punctually. COrI. 4 IPORE, for CANTE2Bt &Y: MAXWELL. !),. AUCKLAND; sad i;•if7Aol). r.r.EF.N. ROBINSON. sad Co.. East Indla-avemast, laadenhall nr,.t FROM LIVERPOOL AR QtrEENB7AWN TA NEW YORE. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-LP 00)/PANY !ottod dee v.rri. king the their rull-poeured mClyal de-b Hl uilt tree Raw Steam.Bltips, cues 1 - 111 . 11. d t, FoßNryr Toka. (ITT OT CORM. Saturday, March 19 . CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, March M. ETNA, Wednesday, March SO. Lad 15557 Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. Cabin passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wednesday, 15, 17, and SI guineas, according le the accommodation. Cahlo Daeeage by the itaturstay's steamers, 13 guineas. forward pump 6 Mending all provisions crooked. Tassenion kw Canada, the rutted States, and British Columbia, booked through ea very advantageous terms.—For further particulars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 12, Water. street. Liverpool or b 61 v sad MACEY. 61. itinz Willi= street Cl6l. BREMEN. —Neutral veinal ander Russian flag Direct Route to Hanover, bruaswklq and Central Ger many —Oneof the fine Art class screw steamersADLEß, NOWIL et SCHWALM' will be despatched trots Honelydowit, every Thursday morning weather permitting., at 8 ma., calllag at Slackwall Pier ter pamensiers at 10 am.—Pares to Bremen, L 2 sad Ll , return tickets, Li and LA 10c—Apply at CHAPLIN'S l'idversal Dike, Regent-circus, W. ; or to PHILLIPPS, ORAYSIR HILLIPPS, and Co., 11, Rood-lane. E.C. ROTTERDAM and the R'HINE. TWICE a HEEL-The peddle steamer EUTAW'S". Ceps W. 'WITH. every Sunday, from Hermitage Pler, at 10 am., ma= at Blackwell for passengers at 11 am. N.B.—Pasoregers most I,,ke their tickets at the Aloe previous to em otherwise they will have to pay the ralleay fare from reach -street to ilutwalL Fares, a2s , CI 10... and 17.. ail. reran. MIN. L 2 as, and 41 Oa 3d. Ihe screwateamer FTENOuRD from off the Tower every Thursday morning early. Pares. 41 sad 1110 a -for through fares refer to the pelatei ssontily time bills. Apply Pi CHAPLIN'S L'olrenal Oies, W., or to PHI/LUIS, GIIA CEa, PHILLIPPS. and Co., 11. Rood-lane. C. TEN PER CENT. MORTGAGE BONDS.- .2. -1 CAND Mtge HALL COMPANY ',Uralted).—BONDS of etch we now ready for w.me, constituting: a Bracher.* upon the properly of the Company, repayable In three Team. and t.ariag Interest at £lO per cost. per anuem, payable balf-yearty. Apply at the offices of the Company. US, Pined. W.C. ; or to Mr G. T. Taylor, stock and share broker, 11. TokailleamiTard, E.C.--110 order of the Hoard, FIEDIRICIL LAWILANCII, Seareeney. AlI DD LE SE X LUNATIC ASYLUM at lIANWELL.—Persons willing to TENDRIL for SUPPLY !Nu the abovAnamed InstituUce with MEAT, flour, Malt, Hope. Hay and Straw, animas', Peas, Rutter. Cheese, or Bacon for 'it Calendar Months, from the let of April rink or with any of the Illltit r•luentionrd ARTICLES for Twelve Calendar Months boo that day. Hz., Groceries. Soap, OH. Oil Colours, Brooms, krushoi, Window Dins. Lead and Leaden Piping, Hosiery, Into and Woollen Drapery, Blankets. Hap, Straw Hata aad ituanets. tobacco, Sinn. Cloth Boots and Shoes, Loather, and B suet and spirits for the sick, are requested to deliver sealed TENbEEN to me before i 3 o'clock on WEDNESDAY, the sod lust, at the aessionahouse, Clerkenwell.trreen, EC., and to attend there personally at that time. Blank forms In whirls tenets must be made may be obtained, and the form of con tract may he seen either upon application to me at the Sessions. house, or to the Storekeeper at the Asylum and patterns and to which the contractors will be strictly required to cuid.d.ro. may be area at the Sa‘sions house aforesaid, or at the As)ltun at Haswell. The Committee of Vislton will not bind thertlitive. to accept the lowest or any of the tendon. Pat,,! this 11th day of March, net._ Clerk to the notion. PLOWER SEEDS. Free per Poet. BirrLER and McCI'LLOCWS unrivalled anortmenta. 100 ?erten, of the moat distinct and basattfal hardy allllll/114 for ne. SO varieties. for 10a. 15 varhtles. for L. M. COVENT CARDEN MARKET. tns DON. W.C. Teet-ofnee orden pay able at Klegatreet, Coventiprden. THE NIZAM of the DECCAN'S magnificent tt l'att I. CANDELABRA, for India. brio: one of eve re ( tufty manufactured 154 Ughts. r 2 feet high, and i 4 feet to dia !rig' • is now tiN SHOW. together with a great variety of rare sad "qUiattr iPeCilliCol of workmanship la glass. among which are 4.-denl in engravings taken from the famous Elgin marbles aim a variety of the most delicate Table Glue, with elaborately ombave4 ornamentations resembling the flout lace work. The M crystal, has now been addmi—J. DEFRIES and bONS. Crystal Gallery. Egyptian-hall. CHANDELIERS, in bronze, or-moulo, and filter. of the finest deafens. toe clintns•roons sad Mean% nolerstor lamps In ' , mow. ornsonin, china. and glasa—J. I'EESIIA and no:NR, Wes/rend Show Boom, Crystal Gallery, E4rptian.htll. _ _ DEFRIES and SONS' CRYSTAL CHANDE .P-P • LI ELS. in Venetian. Grecian. and other registered candles stal lamps. chandeliers, and wall ligtt e s e t "'''` • rl'itt nwas, and general farni.hhig orders tor ea" , h 12.. and rartheoware, prnniptly executed. Warka. land o a w. B.rniinghain City Show 80011111 and Manntactoi7, 117, . West-end Show Booms, Crystal Gallery. Egyptlau- Piccadilly. !NINO TABLES.—HOWARD and SONS ratat Tedee. With moon and metal frames. regairhar r.' vr.w. Wan-houses. SA and 27, BarseisalmeS. OakelleantaL jot AILWAY ALTERATIONS.—FURNITUR.I6, 2 .&, urtains. Carpets. Iron Bedataeda. &C. MCII&&& m.lhElt and Co noir iirrElt their well emerged. niOdefll " ( K u crouly reduced pricc,, their premiss* beim required NIEyftopOLITAN ICXTENAMX. On rim. to sod 24 , noseury. London. rarly application necessary. article 'narked in plain Ilgarta-11CHARD LOADER ‘k- ITE SOUND TEETH are indispensable • t- Personal Attraction. and to health sad leogenty by " minticatinta of fod. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or IIYRICE, °lmpounded of (Mental logredienta, cable In preserving and beautifying the teeth, the clime and In giving a pleasing fragrance to to mil It eradieicea tartar from the teeth, removes li.o.nt decay. and incilaites aid peeteress the enamel, to :. tt lutplirla a pearl-tile whitenes► lie invaluable= t.... obtained the patronage of royalty and the ' 4l, f-ice, and It is utivrereally In high repute. Price Mid at to. lbstton.ga-deL and by Chel•iii• 4, rthiluer• Ask for thieiste: „ - L. lb ~...„ to. L., T ,i, A Ai rp r t P - A P-' 1664. YIN GENIZAL C 1 MT and FINANCE COMPANY of LONDON ILissited4 and the LONDON FINANCIAL ASSO CIATION ,Limited), Invite Subscriptions for the Capital of T HE CENTRAL ARUENTINE RAILWAY COMPANY !Limited), from leaslio to Cordova. Under Special Concession from the Argentine Government. Incorporated ender "The Companies Act, lens" Concession in Perpetuity. Government Oilaratitee of Seven per Cent. per Annum for Forty Yens. Grant of Land adjoining the Railway. Interest at Seven per Cent. on Deposit and Calls from data of payment. Capital fi xed by the Concession, t 1,600,000, Of which It is now proposed to raise ....i.ookkooo to 50,000 Shares of XS) each, and ftloo,ooo hereafter so may be found on-weary. , Deposit El per Share on Applicatiou, and CI 10a on allotment. No all to exceed AS Its, per Share, and at intervals of not less than three months. PiallefouL Henry Brockett, Esq.. late Member of CouncU,Jainalca, Director of the Indian Tramway Company. W. B. Buddloom, Esq., ?subedit,/ Halt near Mold. Thomas David, hp., merchant, Liverpool and Buenos Ayres. John Ile, Bsq Director of Arks and Tacna Railway Com pany, Vera Lorene. Beyworth, Eau. Inn. Yew Tree, near Liverpool. Edward Johnston, Pp., Direct or of the Landon and Brasilia° Bank. Adam it Irennard, Esq., Director of the Consolidated Bank. Edward W. Nts., Ems (Mesas. Jackson and Co.', Austinfriare. SI, Joseph Paxton, M.P., Director of the Midland Railway Company. Waptaff, Seq., nog, near Correa, North Wales. Samuel Waterhouse, lsq., M.P., Director of the Great Northern Salley Company. VS Ilk power to add In their number. moms. The General Credit and Yinauco Company of Landon, 7, Lath " en " The don Phiancial Association, Threadneedieetreet, B.C. BASICA& —The Consolidated Bank, Fenetiorchetreet, LC. VPOINZIR.—Edward Woods, Esq., C.F. SoLicrrons —Messrs. Assay, Travers, and Smith_ AI:DISJIL —B. P. Harding. Bui. Amen. Harding, Pullein, and C 0.., 3. Bank-bsiktings, LC. linCearanr.—Mr. George Woolcott. Temperer; °Mom—No. 61, Greeliam-bass, Old Broadetreet, LC. Prospectuses. with showin the Him or the projected railway, may be obtained at the ePic. of lbs Gemini Credit and Finance Company, or at the office of the [Auden Finitnelal Asemiation, and at the temporary Mikes of the Company, where • notarial translation of the Coscemion, and prints of the memo randum and articles of association, lie for inspection. Applications for shares to he made In the anuesed form, which must be left at the Bankers • Ali a deposit of gl per share on the amber of shares applied for. U no allotment be made, the deposit will be returned with out deanetion. Should • less number of Shares be allotted than that applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment an the allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the epplicant. Prospectuses and Forms of Application may also be obtained from the Brokers of the two Financial Companies, rosy OF A/PLIC•720111 /OR SHARES. To the DtreetWieoitheFiniEsiAiieVtintitaittray Company Masked% , _ „ Gentlemen.—Baring paid to the Consolidated Bank the sum at g , t hereby request that you will allot to me shares of LW each in the Central Argentine Railway Company and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or any smaller num ber that may be allotted to me, and to pay the remainder of the deposit of ,C 2 10a. on each of the shares allotted, to become a member or the Company, and to sign the Articles of Association, when required and I request you so insert my name in the Re gister of Members in respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient 'sneak Vend signature Name fully and plainly written Description Address Nib and plainly written Date Ma Term of Applkstion to he belt at the Harshen of the Company. THE OILNRIAL CREDIT AND FINANCE COMPANY OF LONDON LIMITED; INVITE 811118CRIPTIONA FOR TEE BRITISH COLUMBIA and VANCOUVER BLAND JNITLiTMENT COMPANY LtailtalL inirreaseT Mrs& hew, £250, 000, in mono Marti Of *AS each. Depordt on appuestion,per share : Payment on Allotment. It It la expected that not more than id per Share will be re. gutted to be called up. Subsequent Calls. if any, will not exceed in per Share, and will not be made at km Internals than three maths. TiIIMIS Jen - raise Smith. Esq. I Henry Singscote. Esq. DIRICTORS James Anderson. Esq. ‘lllerers .AiTiersois. Thomson, and C 0 . ,, Director of the Bank of British Columbia. James Caird, La., Y.P. George Campbell. Bop Items. H. N. Dickson and Co.. London and Dickson, Campbell. and Co.. Victoria. Vancouver Island , . • Joseph FIT, Esq. klessrs. Trueman and Wry , Director of the Canada Agency Association. T. W. L. Itackaan, hag., Chairmen of the Bank of British --- Alexander Morrison. .fte , Director of the Dank of Otago. Rideau: Selby, ELI., for of the Vancouver Wand land and Coal Minim Company ; . . BANLIIIM cv LONIIOII-11esars. smith, Papae, ttnd Smith. BMIKKILI BRITIsH VASCuCVNIL In-LSD—The Beet of Itrlti6 CMamAla ---- SOLICTTOBS-31ew a. Baxter. Rose. Norton. Mil Co. . . Aoarrs—Tbe General Creeqi . andflaan;:e Coininny of London °iit.e;: Temporary °glees-11i, Gresham.honse, and at the Odlees of the General Credit and Finance Ootapany. 7, Lothbury. VICRITAIi (pro tem.; —Mr. George Stephen& This Company In established for toe purpose of extending to British Columbia and Vancouver Island principles of badness that hate long since been aitipted in other colonies a ail very beneficial results both to the English capitalist and the local property-holder. The Company will raise moneys on debentures on Its own credit. on terms prevaleut In this ash irks& and will apply the morels so obtained to mortgage of real estate or other securi ties of a substantial and productive character in the Iwo cote nits, at the much l i rer risks pros suable theta When It is mentioned that in tish Columbia and Vancouver island from 12 to 16 per cent. per annum is regarded as a favourable rate of interest at which to barrow money on uneuaptlonable securt ties, it will at once be seen how considerable is the margin of profit that will arise to the Company under this head. The acquirement of property by purchase to a limited extent, whetter from the Government direct or from private owner, will ado, in CMOs presenting the prospect et advantageous sad early resale, have attention from the y. It is considered that the government of the two walcelee may be induced, in consideration of the encouragement which the Company will have the opportunity of offering to Immigration, to accord grants of land to the Company under regulated conditions of settlement. _ _ . — The — lit - o7pany will also act as agents in all matters of invest. aunt and ttnaute as beta eon the house capitalist and the colonial properly holder. The Company's business in the colonies will he conducted by specially selected managers. The securitJes selected will be sub jected to the strictest examination, both as to title and value. The debenture holder, under this course of business, will not cooly have the secant; of the subscribed capital, but alao the entire assets of the Company. The prospects of the shareholders are best exemplified by the large returns on capital obtained by the shareholders of similar instltuti , on . _ The Company has taken powers which will enable It to effect an salon with any other Company Ravin. kindred obiortm In any of the British North American Colosimo. . . The board of the Compaq ) c;;;iiiof gentlemen who ban either applied the same prindpies of business to other colonies, or who, from their connexion with the North American pomea Moos. will be repretol as authorities upon the subject o/ colonial securities: — Ariel& for investment British Columbia and Vancouver Island may be said to be unsurpassed In advantages the rise and progress of these Colonies hare been most rapid; the imperts Into the Port of Victoria Van eouver Island' alone, during the Mx month■ ending June, 18-3, were I.BO*W dollars. being an excess over those of the first half of the previous year of upwards of 100,000 dollars. The value of property in Vancouver Island has more than doubled during the teat three years. The agri cultural capacity of British Coistrulds Is non also last attracting attention. _ _ _ . . . . The memorandum and articles of association can be inspected at the °tame of the Solidtors, lie•ars. Baiter. Rom, Norton. and Co., 4 Victoriaatreet, estminster, , or at the Temporary Maces of the Company. PORN OV ♦M.MATION TOR PHARR& TO the rotreek;;F the Friah - CWinVi;;;;l - laneoer r Is! .ad InTemtmentencoputy Limited'. Gentlemeas—B;Ving paid to your Bankers the sum or I re. nest you to allot me Shares la the British Coboabla and Vancouver Island Company Malted!, and I hereby apes to become a Member of the Company. sad to accept sue., Shove. or say leas utunlesr that may be allotted to me ; and I request yon to place my same on the register of members In respect So the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant. Name in tall Address Profession or Wises, Usual Signature Date _-••- - - • -- Applications for shares in the above tarn way be addressed to "The General Credit and Finance Company of Loatlon No. 7. Lothhary, aad the deposit isnot be pad there or I. the hankers. Ileum Ilsaith. Payee. and Smith. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENINCI, MARCH , 17, THE DUTCH TRAMWAY COMPANYI (Waited). (Registered under the Companies Act, 1802, with Limited Liabnity.) Capital. C 60,000, b &AO shines of £lO each. Deposit on appilcation Ci per share, and a 2 on allotment. MaMkt JOHN CHYNOWRI'II, Nag , Holland-park, Noliting.lllll, Chairman. N. D. Goldsmid„ Esq., Director Hague Gas Works Company, the Hague. James F. Gregory, Esq., Director Hague Gas Works Company, Brussels. P. J. Landry, Banker, the Hague. J. Tan LeaDep. Peq , Chairman Amsterdam Waterworks Com pany, Amsterdam. Alexander Macdonald, Peg., 21, Jerrayn-street, St. James's. Cornelius Walford, Eq., Little Park. Enfield. James Whigs. &41.. ilpton-park, Slough. RROIXIMILS—Yeaara Street and ilarmont, 4, Parliament-street, Westminster. Menem Hughes, Iteaterman, end Hughes. 1L Bucklersburx, London. J. De Bas. Na The Hague. BAWL= —James Shepherd. ta l., g., Auction Mart, Bank. 8L.11131.4. Alltanee Dank (Welted , . Lothbury. P. J. Landry. gap., The Have. • IMITORS. J. IA 0073 Dankqq ) q ., 2, Bowl S:change-bulldinpe. Mown Mom bothen and Co., Public Accountants, 13, Gmeirc-strest. Manalomhotime. BicummtY-11.r. 0. F. Smith. 00leer-10. Cannon-street, SC. This Company is formed for the purpose of carrying out con cessions for making and working tramways In the kingdom of Holland and ad : tweet States. A 031101111SaDD for • double tram way teem the Keane to on ,the Brighton of Rollandt already Less wish isabhe tames, nada emstraet has Wen eandieded empoesible English contrarian. by which they undertake to parches the land, to make the linea and provide ail the rolling stock, hones, six.. for the sure of 440,000. The remaining 410,000 will be required for a working capstaL The works are in active progress, and will be completed and broaght into operation in the course of the month of May nest. The Hoe will °museum in the principal 'pure In the town of the Hague, and follow the ordinary route to Scheveningue, re turning by another route, .IA the Canal and the Zoological Gardens, to the um* station, being a total length of about eaves Inglab miles. Scheveningue, the only marine suburb In Holland, Is resorted to by large numbers of visitors, chiefly from Amsterdam, Rot terdam, Utrecht, and other towns. From minute information furnished by the town authorities, the number of vehicles employed In this vane has bees same tained to make 110,000 lounmys • year, each oonveying on an average as patsuea anti the total number of visitors now enter , ing Scheveningue is carriages and on foot amounts to about 4,000,000 a year: of these it may fairly be estimated that ma ' fourth will travel by the tramway. In addition thereto, about 20,000 tone of fob. merchandise, and provision. are carried annually between the Hague and Scheveningue, of which it is earned that one half at least wilt be carried by the tramway. Press existing sources of tragic an anneal income of at least 410.000 may safely be calculated upon. From carefully prepared estimates of the cost of horse-keep, wages, repairs, and every contingency, the general result is that a sett dividend of not less than lb per cent. on the proposed capital may fairly be relied upon. • large number of shares has already been subscribed for in Holland, which furnishes a proof of the high estimation in which this undertaking is held by the Dutch people. Applies- Gone for the remaining shares may be made to the Brokers, or • to the Secretary, at the Oillees, IS. Cannonstreet, but no application will be considered, unless accompanied by a deposit of 41 per share . should no allotment be made to the applican t, this sum .111 be returned in full. March, 1464. THE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY FOR ADVANCES on RIR T C 4 RAiDIIII sod 81CU1ITI18. Incorporated ander the Companies Act. 1862. Capital .22,0 , 0.000, In 40,060 shares of £5O each. •- First issue, 80,000 shares.. . L.;;; • Deposit, LI per on app ca u, so Ls per share on allotment. Future calls will hot exceeiiiiiTihare, st tuterraLs of three DISICTORS. Joseph Bravo, Esq., of J Bravo and Co., London. Archibald Brace, Hp, of the late Orm of Bruce and Co., Ab• church lane, London. W.l. B. Cotton. Hp., of Colversen.. Brooks, and Cotton, London. A. I). De Pass, La of of De Pass and Sons, London. Abel Heywood, &q. es. Mayor of Manchester, Direstor of the Alliance Bank, Manchester. GMHarvey Jay, laq.. Tokenhonie.yard, late o the Arm of ter. Ball, and Jay, London. Thomas Jolly, Eau., of Thomas Jolly and Co.. Manchester. McAndrew. Pal., of Wm. McAndrew and Sons, London. H. It Marriott. F.sq of Henry Marriott and Co., Manchester. William Y. Neill, Hag., of Neill Brothers and Co., London sod rrHE CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). IL laeorpo adder "The Companies Act, leet" The MIIIICANTt rated LE CYLDIT AESOCIATION (Limited), in coninnetion with the ciPPIDIT YONCIER (Limited,' are PIILPARED to RECT-IVRII7II3C/UPTIONS for the cAnTAL of C 1,000,000, In 10,000 shares of VA each. Deposit oo application per share, and Lt on allotment. Calls not to exceed Et per share, and at Intervals of not less thTee - rn;iiihi: 7 --- No call will be matte until after the Lipirstioa of three mouths from the date of alloituent. It Is not Intended to call up more throat.° per share bat when it n found that morn share capital can be advantageously em ployed, power will be taken to increase the capital, a preference being given to the then existing shareholders. _ _ DUPACTOLL H. F. L A1141e7, 10.1. Astley and Co ), Nicholas-lane. Thomaa Dakin, Esq. ( Alderman' , abehurehdane. Martel, Ellis, IJoyd'a lama terrick, tray.. banes Arms-yard. Edward Mastennan, Esq. (Messrs. Stasterman. Peters, and Co.). London. Edward Warner, E .q.. M. P . F. G. westinOTtinT:E. N . (C. Joyce and Co.), London . The Right Hon. James Stuart Wortley. Smarms —Messrs. Motorman, Peters, and Co., London. SULICITOIII Maseru Zdentrds and Co., 'feint:Waster. 11,sars. Nesrbon, Ream, and Co.. td, Nicholas-lane. Mews. flushes, Illaaaernsan. and Hughes, Rucklarebury. ABALIIII. MOW. Laurence, Son, and Pearce. Barthohnnew.lane, Marra. Robin. and Barbee, Ilueadneestle-street. atrot7uU. -- S. Lowell Price, 3sq., Public Accountant, 5, Gresham street Fredk. Maynard, Seq., Public Accountant, 19. Beesdatrvet. szcairrazr—o. w. BalwelL Bat. Temporary Offices—The Ofilees of the Merasnitie Credit Asso ciation (Limited;, 2 Tlusadneedlestreet. Of ridsectunise or Mr lienem4 , nation of " tina.cJass," both y as ell as increasing in value year by year, none can at all compare with freehold or long leasehold City of London property, especiany that vertical situated within a radius of 1,000 yards of the Beak of England ; this fact Is so well known, that the greatest competition is ex. cited when any property of this description is offered In the market : and large as aeries in value of such property has been during the last few soars, it is admitted by ail conversant with the subject that a still greater Increase must continue to take place from the Impossibility of supplying the suitable accommo dation required by Jointetock companies and commercial and profeestooal The City Nikes Company (Limited) have agreed for the pur chase of the undermentioned ales of land, with the buildup thereon. which for eligibility of situation and Mae of each block are ouches can rarely be acquired, as the following enumeration will amply prove ; they are In five blocks, via., A, B, C, LI, and B. Block A consists of the freehold premises 2.5,215. 16, 27, in clenstecedene, Lombard-street, with No. 9, 10, and 11 in Nag's Headcourt, and 3,4, and 5, Church-court, the whole forming • magnificent block of premises, with lights, and eel:maces Cia three al . 1311, and extending back to Grececheach-attest; it has In feet frontage and ISO feet depth, and contains 9,900 square superficial feet, and Is the largest block so near Lombardetrect that has been in the !market for some years 731..e7G;II;C;Pitt;;;IirktitifTs le;tshold block of new offices I situated 20. Lisilenballatreet, nearly opposite the Peninsular and Oriental Company's foam, and extending back to LiaseatreM.- square . It has been erected within the last three yea , s, from the designs of John Whlcbcord, Pam., and contains 120 &M -alan offices, with four shops, the whole let to tirstelau mer chants and others: It has fire-proof corridors and stone Mar cum, and possesses the mat modern Improvements, including telegraph station. buffet, &c., In the building. The lame Is for 91 years. at a ground rent of 4700 per annum, It has • hostage of flo feet, and 170 feet In depth, and contains 10,240 square superficial feet. Stock C consists of the handsome edifices erected within the last seven years, from designs by John Barnett, Bap., architect for Messrs. John fiord and tons, silversmiths, nod situated 17 and IS, Cornhill, directly opposite the Bank of England, and alike for elegance ot building as well as situation perhaps the most de sirable in the City. With a very trifling outlay, these, In ac cordance with the plane and design. originally made, will be converted In about three weeks Into owes, sad two-thirds of the building hap already been let, the ground floor and me:spine floor being rented by the Credit Mobiller and Credit Ponder Companies. These premies are leasehold for 60 years, at • ground rent of £4OO per annum. Block D consists of the new and substantial block of offices, erected within the last three years, and are ballt in the most substantial manner. It contains fifty-five oMois, besides vaults, the whole, eapsotn* four, being let, and offers bairn/ made for these. It is freehold, has • frontage of 52 feet and depth of 90 feet, and contains 4,160 superficial square feet, and is situated at OE Great Tower-street, sear Mark.leas. Block It Is the largest block In the City, It is situate io Bishops gate-street, opposite 94 Helen's-place, with • thoroughfare to be got through to Old broad-street, and in the centre of the block adjoins Grads= house . it contains 25,000 square feet. It may be convenient to glee an idea of the site of this floe site of land. to say that it is more than four times the she of the Auc tion Mart. lately sold, and when covered, will be among the largest and must conveniently arranged office' In the Ctty. This plot Is leasehold for 99 years, at a ground rent of £4,000 per I annum. fie rice at which the City Offices Company (Malted', has agreed or the purchase of the whole of the before enumerated eve blocks is aO5,uOS, Incitiding all bitiktings thereon. Ma prim vets, after adding thereto the cog of purchasing the tree. hold of the whole of the leasehold portions, and deductlag the valise of the hew bulidinp thereon. an average price of only CS per square foot, which, compared with the prices paid for the three Mat properties sold within six weeka, gives the following results—viz.: TrteAOCiin Mart ;freehnhil, containing an area of about 6,800 square feet, cost £ll6, 0, which gives an average of .100 per foot. The leasehold premises, No nu. Lombard-street, occupied by the Colonial Insurance Company. containing only 1,0,0 feet, sold to a well. known banker for £441 060, subject to a ground rout et g.-6 , 0 per annum, for CI years , which. allowing as In former cal culations for purchase of freehold. and deducting value of new building thereon, gives x.r per square foot. The leasehold premises in rincia-lantolathly occupied by the London and Middlesex Bank, containing only 6 , 0 fret, realised £lO.lOO, and this subject to a ground rent of £6OO per annum. which allowing for pasha's of freehold, and deducting value of new building, gives about •..20 per square foot. It will be seen. therefore, that if lame pro can be realised, as they nnelonbtostly can be, on land cost £9O, £3O , and £l7 per foot respectively. the prospects and pro Able profits of those acquired by this company, costing only £9 per foot, will be evi dent at first sight ; if they were re-sold at even the lowest of these three quotations, It would leave the City 011 c es Company t Limited a very large profit on the cost. Thl Company's plan of operations will consist in adapting such of these premises as may be suitable. and erecting new buildings on the remainder, the whole to be let off as offices suitable for banks, large companies, or commercial and pn , fessional firms ; and from calculations made, bawd upon moderate rentals, a return of from lb to 20 per cent. on the outlay may be fairly relied on. The Company will also from time to Ume acquire other properties, as the opportoniti.s prvaent themselves, for the purposes of re-sale or otherwise. By the issue of debentures or otherwise. the paid-up share capital will be kept at the lowest possible point. 11 la believed that as an essentially house hareatmeat, one so secure, and at the same time so remunerative, is rarely brought to Use notice of the public, being wholly free from the specula. tire charac'er incidental to many joint stock enterpeUes ; the model on which the business operations will be conducted will be that of Gresham-house Chambers, in old Broad-street, City Bank Chambers, Threadneedle-street, and County Chambers, Lombard-street, the success of which is well known, the only difference being, that whilst thaw properties arc fa the hands of a few capitalist; the properties acquired by this Company will be distributed over a large body of shareholders, which will thus put investors of moderate means In the same position to reap the advantages of large returns on City property, which the magnitude of the amounts required has hitherto made it Wipes- Alibis to any but very wealthy men to undertake. In the allotment of shares, a proportion will be reserved for applicants who are shareholder. in the Mercantile Credit Aso elation (Wilted and the Credit Fonder ;Limited: the re inalailer will be distributed among the general In the event of no allotment of sh..res being made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should a less number of shares be allotted than are applies] foe, the deposit will be made available towards the payment due on allotment, and the balance, if any, returned to the applicant. Prospectuses sod tonna of application for shares, In the emit annexed, may be obtained at the Temporary °dices of the Com pany, at the offices of the MereantileCredit Association ,Limited', 01, Threadneedle-street : and the Credit Yonder (Limltesk, Lembard.street ; also of She Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, and ltaCretazy. TIM CITY OFFICIS COMPANY (Limited FORM OF APPLICATION FOR SHERI& No. To be retained hy the Bankers. To the Directors of the City °Sloes Company (IJmitedi. Gentlemen,—Havltuf paid to your Bankers, Ileum Muterman, Peters, and Ca., the sum of C , being • deposit of El per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and *gm to •c«pt ruchshares ar any Per number you may allot to the and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment and to sign the articles of airoeUtion of the Output) , when required, and I authonse you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of sham allotted to me. _ . Vaal dumdum Neale in hill Residence Profession Des idereli Led BIRD 111(1148, filsetle. Mews* Scientific lastruments, dm. IVIR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 34 ling.street, Coventorden, TO OXBOW. March 18, at hall , past It precise:l. a mesUoaleetton of BILITIBI3 BIRDS, many of them of rare occurresoe, and all I. good preservation, a few fossils, shells, and reinseela, also a fear-lush theodolite, working modal of steam oughts with boiler, stereoscopic slides, objects for the microscope, carriage block, single barrel gun, Indian word, ladles' &mins CS" rioted knives, awl • nate* of carious sad ornamental iteass.-4M view, sad catalogues bat Manchester. . Otorge: Palmer Robinson, Esq., Director of the =snout Bank. ______ London. Albert Ricardo, &q.. of A. and W. Ricardo. London. Witham &matron. Eaq., of Ralph &matron, Mancbester. nanisms. London, Liverpool, and Manchester—The Alliance Bank. 001 S. inednn—Meftnn. rponjilhatniTetuting, and Walls. Fred*. rick' . Old very. Meant PYllua and Arglea, Mincing Lane. liverpool—Steears. Pletcher. Hull. and Shute. liester—Melara. Sale. Worthington, Shipman, and Seddon. 111.01Rits. Loedeo—Meems. J. sod J. Whitehead. Mooreateatreet. Llverpoil—lieears.Nuoioe and chamberlain. Ilatm—Mmun.. Shoo and Kirk. Temporary Oilloss-21, Thromnortonatreet, London. PROPYBCTIT. While exchange banks and credit instlintione have been esta blished to connect this country financially with almost every fore*. market, and to give facilities for conveying to our shores every description of merchandise. it Is remarkable that as soon as the operation of importing is performed the monetary facilities are withdrawn. The bills drawn upon our merchants mature, and must either be met hay the merchant's capital unaided, or by sale. Thus. when temporarily there le an excess of any cons modity imported. Its price la unduly depressed, and serious looses are incurred. Ordinary bankers and discount houses dislike making advances upon merchandise, having no ogaidaation for examining the goods and correctly estimating their value. What they want are good bills, drawn on those who, knowing the value, have accepted for a Mr advance. Division of labour Is here uelaewhere found to be most convenient and profitable. To meet this want. which every merchant must acknowledge, the Warrant Bank ng Company la formed. The business of the Company sill mainly vuoast in making advances upon deposit of the stap:e art dee of pnoluc.• represented by dock warrants or other means of absolute assignment. duly inspected and valued on behalf of the Company, and with a proper margin to allow for depreciation_ These advances will be made In acceptances by the Company of the drafts of Its customers, and as every bill will represent merchandise readily convertible, and be at the same time se cured by the whole capital of a powerful Company. the exact position of which will be patent to all, there can be se doubt that the whole discount market will lie available when It is de sired by the holder to turn the bill into cash. It will be readily apparent than the existence of such an insti tution, while it will be of great service to merchants. and in. crease the stability of the entire clam, will be an equal conveni ence to bankers and discount firms, furnishing them with a class of bills rarely obtainab:e. In order to render the dee pay ment of the Company's aceeptances certain, the Directors under. take that the entire pald•no capital of the Company will be in vested and, so far as practicable, remain Invested In British and Bast Indian Government securities, and upon deposit at call, and It la proposal that the capital thus paid up and invested within the first year shall reach the sum of at least £XOO,OOO. The field which exists for such an undertaking will be at once apparent from a glance at the Board of Trade returns of foreign Imports for the past year, which amounted not to speak of home produce) to over £r00.000,000. If we estimate the average stock of foreign goods held to warehoue as equal to three months consumption, it would represent an amount of 810,000,000. Advances may also le made when deemed advisable upon ' stocks and shares in permanent undertakinp readily ems vertible. 711rennembie proportion will always be maintained between the anent of Menem undertaken and the called ep capltaL Mould It be necessary. the latter win be incresaed to one sterling. to be invested, se already Indicated, simply al I guaran tee fund. Branches wfo, in due time, be established at Liverpool, Man chester. Olsegow, de., de. The Directors will not receive any remuneration until the shareholder have been paid £5 per cent. be way of dividend on their paid-op capital. After payment of S par cent., the Directors will receive one-fifth of the net profile. No promotion mosey will be . aid for originating this under tagnig. The preliminary expenses will be confined to the neces sary dlibareetnenta. rwepectuses, and forms of application for shares. may be ob tamed ot the brokers, bankers, solicitors, and at the tampon', offices of the Comma,. but DO application for shares will be con sidered %mime • deposit of CI per share has been previously paid to the bankers of the Company. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit will be returned without deduction, and should the number allotted be lees than the unmoor aapppplied for, the payment In at oms will be applied towards the balaaoa of the deposit. PORN or APPLICATION lON MAINS N 0.... (To be retsdeed by the Rioters.) To the fareeton of Ma Warrant Hankie, Company Limited.) Gentlemen,—Havlng paid to your Bankers the sum of being a deposit of LI per Share on Shares In the shove Company, I hereby request that you wIU allot me that number, and I agree to become a member of the Company to respect of such Shares, or In respect of any less number you may allot me : and to pay on allotment the further deposit of i. 4 per Share thereon, and I request that my name may be placed on the Reglater of Members for the Shares no allotted. Name 12 tall Iteeldence ProteeMos er Deism Date GREAT REDUCTION in HOTEL CHARGES at the Blur lestricr. Jarrasotrook 11l loom's, through oat the Waster braors. WHIN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED? This query is worthy ramideraWon lorry re anxious to retain the Inestimable bleating-sight: for on comet know ledge an to the proper Uwe for uric apectseles will droved She certainty of preserving clear err to the end of life. When Ile darer, is deternileed a nicety of dissemination must be oar in adapting lenses of the exact power that will WO, the look ,or . T HE WARRANT BANKING COMPANY tinware Wiry will result. Optimal rucks, like Iced lad queer I (Lfraltorli. de Ineskrable salesblet by their isborant pretension. r is I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLT. Peered_ by It of____ 'weld' , __..l iew i i _ , ere , awdewelille4 L ewaere ' CATIONS for SHARD in this Company will be received eNI.W. 0 . were "we" to ww eerie. rathe r tre at '""'" after MONDAY next, the 21st Instant—By order. optimise of repro, and avoid risk to re's sight. The e ll eta , Teaponry 0 ,,.. , !I, nrominri, ... t.n .. t. of Trier Hants and Son established Ilag, opposite re British i Leaden, March 15. 1864. Mrommribe lender having serially sttendod to tbe mane- • iwweere DI 19411wies• are "Twic e. to advi " na an a l i Zt= 91HE GREAT SALE of LACES, Embroideries, WWI toms remedying defeetive on by Um eaminge of the lenses, matbentrisally tree. of the requisite power. and A Haedkeertiets, Silk Hosiery, Dreeratt Orme, Cloaks, We., also by the Indigoes aelestioe of a specters trams (whir Is Ms A. lisyries, will be_riusliwuild dwileg ewda ihe ellserg ro* w wee s t ith at wise Imprint% of the form meet herinlog Wires. A. II CIBORNIM prairies sad Aedbrelrest, Cliesverernare. Leder THEINVIGOBATIVENERVINEESSENCE. AND L E 8.-P RI Z E MEDA L. The most wientlflcally prepared and mad powerful autrl NJ PARAFFINIC—Adopted by her Majeatra Government fog Jive cordial ever Introduced : restores to their normal conditioe the nalbilary stations. W the secretion; os the integrity of which perfect health de J. C. and J. YIELD, penis. It la a specific for debility of all kinds. and from its coo- the original seanufaeturers sad holders of the 1861 Prise Medal, Mining, woof other ingredient; pepsine and phespato of soda, esanini the public against any sperious Imitations. Their label will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Is on all packets and hoses. Seld by all dealers Voetighnut the Price fie par bottle, or four quantities In one for Ma. Sole Iduatdom. Tnolowile and Co vvlwirtotine at the Works. 1* PPE& 410010, Memos. liaunstrarteu ant Co, 110, Orforclatrost, MARSH, LA METH, LONDON. 8.. where also may be obtained and 114 Leadmilsail4trect, LC., lAsidos their celebruled Malted Berries Boy Tablets. H YAIt aod CO.'B SUITS for BOYS, 66 and 11. OXIFOILASTRIZT. w. are week whalrid by Parente and (hurdling for quality. taahlon, and eccerway. Knickerbocker. Westminster. Osborne, sad Window sails, lik dd. to Via . Zion, Harrow, sad Rugby suits. Ina., spa. SW and an A tryingwa room handsomely fitted up la craneeica with this department. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVXR • rimer failing remedy, pospareil withers& nay OrwrtY Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invsluable to all who ender from bilious end liver serapialsta, Indigestion, wind, spasms. giddlnees, dizziness of the eyes, &e. For hattasl costiveness, so a family apertent medicine, and as • puller of the Mood, they are truly excellent : redid In their operation and gretetul to the stomach, they create appetite. prontste dignities, and strengthen the whole nervous syMem—laid by W.Lunbert, ehemist, $, King Chseing.erces, London, sad by mos draggists, In boxes, le. I}ll. and t. 9d. Be mere to ask for Dr. heart e Billows mad Leer Pills. The genuine are In a memo gram package with William lambert' engraved oa W Mang. H YAlif & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, is and 67, OXFORD-STREET. W. The fashion and geaeral emenence displayed in this attire is universally asknowleged. Overcoats and Capes l6s. 6d. to Ma Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets Ms. Od. to Ms. Od. Business and Morning Suits ...38a Od , 481 Od. and Ma. Od. Trousers, MO patterns to select from l4l. 6d. to 21s. Od. Vesta of the same material' Si. 6d. to Its. EL H YAId and CO.'S ATTIRE to ORDER. ell and fa. OXFORD-ST/MIST, W. The most able and etherlmic-d cutters and workmen are em ployed. Trae•Etting Trousers, lea. bd. Vests to match. Ba. ed. Attire for dolma. academical. medical, and other prohmi•m►l gentlemen. Ladles' Habits, three to sly ralneaa. A separate department toe Heerlen. Page's suite, Iles. ; footman's, ees; coachman's, 6311. Itsiiiped, Id. Additionilj 1)P OYAL ALHAkBRA.—The ROYAL CI itcpro% 1.11) of the hirTIMELANTIEi. Triumphant success. —EVERT IiVISINO, if 7.-11ornlos Perfensancm oa Weenie:lap aid Saturday., at 2 o'clock. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. —The ROYAL CIRQUE of the NErRE3LaNDB.—T64, the First Company in the M ame World, FRA wi11 21001.9 appear Loma EVERY EVENING, NG, for a Rafted period. t oder. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The Greatest Female Bible of the Age—Tho Wondrous Ildlle. LOC= ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The New and Elegant BALLET DIVERTISSEMENT EVERY EVENING. TfIZ OXFORD.—The present interpretation of FAUST mosiltates an epoch in the history of this hall, already famed for the brilliancy of its operatic seketions. Largely augmented vocal and instrumental minutes have been added to render the present selection from this universal popu lar opera worthy of the parent work. Faust, Mr. Noddy; blephlatisphliesi Mr. Oren; Marguerite, Mai Garen: Director, Mr. F. Jonglunana LOCK HOSPITAL AND ASYLUM. The 118th anniversary of thin institution was celebested kit evesieg by a dinner at Rome. His Royal Highness the Coaratnna-nt-Cuisr presided ; sod among those present were the Duke of Somerset (First Lord of the Admiralty), Earl de (hey and Ripon (Seeratary of State for War), Earl of Dalhousie, Earl of Hardwicks, Sir J. Pakingtoe, M.P., Lord C. Paget, M.P., Sir J. Y. Searlett (Adjutaot-Geoeral), Mr. Whitbread, M.P., Mr. I'. G. Baring, M.P., Sir M. Pero, ILP., he. The Dukeof Sore/err, in rota-slog thanks for the navy, rid the country had no notion of the seteut to which its interests were damaged by ooe particular source of disease. Sr J. Y. SCARIXITT remarked that u long u one-half the numben now encentheriog the hospitals were traceable to a single cause there was obviously a shrieking from duty in neglecting to eradicate this well-known evil. His Royal Highness the Duke of CLIIDIIIDGE, in pro pose's/the Mast d the evening, " Prosperity to the LOCK Hospital and Asylum," thought the evil was rapidly on the increase, and much more serious now than at any former period. It was false prudery which kept us from following the lead of other nations, and he really felt at a loss to un derstand how a practical eountry like Eni,land, which did not shrink from addressing itself to other queations, how- ever disagreeable, made an exception in this respect. Earl Di GILLS and Hteov, ad.erting to the fact that the death.rate of the British army bad been reduced one-half, asked why of the remaining diseases 50 per cent should be permitted to spring from one cause without any attempt at amelioration. Each year a number of men equal to two whole regiments were rendered permanently inefficient through the ravages of this disease. Aod the evils were by no means confined to those who brought them on them selves ; they extended to generations yet unborn. The illustrious duke had thrown • fly for him, and in true official praieology, "the subject should have his best con , sideration." The Hon. A. SLIMMED supported the proposal for legs lotion by reference to the regulations of a sanitary and moral character "thick the authorities of the universities wore empowered to enforce. Sir J. Pimientos alluded to the success attendant upon legislative clone in Malta for the repression of the disease in question; and though he was folly aware of the pre judices, religious and social, which would be excited by any similar attempt in this country, be believed th►t public opi nion would ultimately medico the necessary police powers. It was indispensable, however, that any measure brought forward on the subject should emanate from the respon sible ministers of the crown, and that the mantes upon the back of the bill should not be limited to one side of the house. (Cheers.) Lord C. Pao:lir believed that a very general disposition existed in parliament to entertain the question. A scheme had been submitted to the government which be was pre pared to exhibit confidentially to gentlemen whine opinions were entitled to weight, and be did not despair that even in the present session some parliamentary remedy might be devised for this great and growing misfortune. Observations in a similar spirit by the Earl of Harrowby, Sir M. Pete, Admiral Eden, and other gentlemen followed, and the proceedings lasted until an advanced Lour. THE PIT INCSDATION ♦T CHESTERFIELD. CiIEsTERFILLD, WEDNUDAT EVENING, 6 P.m.—Crowds of persons still visit the pit in the hops of seeing the bodies of the men recovered, and the relatives of those who are entombed are in the engine-house adjoining in the greatest distress. The pumping operations are continued inelegantly and the water is being lifted from the mine at the rats of 500 gallons per minute. From 1.30 to 5 p.m. it has lowered six inches. It is anticipated that the bodies will be re covered during the night or early to-morrow. This being an ironstone mine, the Mines' Inspection Act doss not apply to it, and the government inspector, Mr. Hedloy, would have no legal right to inquire into the accident. Mr. Medley, however, has been applied to, and has consented to render his aid. He is expected from] London this evening. THE WEsTMINsTER ABUSY SERVICES.—The special evening services in the nave of Westminster-abbey are to commence on the first Sunday after &star. The sermon will be preached by the Very Rev. Dr. A. P. Stanley, the Dean. _ _ _ Tam OXFORD DECLARATION.—The Dean of St. Asaph, the Archdeacoo of Chichester, the Archeacon of Dor set, J. Corbett, the Archdeacon of St. Aseph. the Deao of Down, the Rev. J. W. Burgos, vicar of St. Mary's, Oxford, the Dean of Norwich, the Master of University College, Oxford, and Mr. Shirley, the pretreat. of eccle siastical histry, are among the recent additions to the Oxford Declaration. Ac ordiot to the Recurd, up to Tues day the number of signatures reached 6.000. PHARMACEUTICAL SOCIETY OF GRIAT BRITAIN.— The following are the names of candidates who yesterday pared the major examination as pharmaceutical chemists : —Antonio A. Ferreira, Rio de Janeiro ; George IL Wanes, War. ; Albert Cooper, Yeovil ; Abraham J. Dyer. Gosport ; William S. Grave., Denville ; John Hemp, Wolverhamp toe ' ; Martin Magoon , Truro • John Reece, Rotherham ; David P. Seer, Pembroke D ark ; James Swieden, Dar lington. STATISTICAL SOCIETY.—The thirtieth anniversary meeting was held at 12, St. James's-square on Tuesday, the 13th lust., when the (atonic% officers were chosen for the engrain year, viz. :—President: Colonel W. H. Sykes, M.P, F.R.S. Comma : Charles Rabbets, IL A., F.ftS. ; 'Colonel Georg* Balfour, James Bird, M.D. ; Sir John Boileau, Bart, PALS. ; Samuel Browne William Camps,_ N.D. • 'James Gard. ; Chadwick, C.B. ; •Leoe;wd Henry Courtney, William Farr, M.D.. D.C.L, F.H.B. • Right Hoe. Earl Friona., William Augustus Guy, M.B. ; JatneeThomas Hamrick, Frederick Hendrik., James Heywood, F.A.S. ; William Barwick Hodge, Charts Leone Levi, F.S.A • William Golden Lumley, LL.M. ; Right Hon. Holt Mack enzie, F.R.G.S. ; Matthew Henry Ma, M.P. ; Right Hoe. Load Mcieteagle, F.R.S. ; *Mr Roderick Impey Menhir" O.C.St.S., D.C.L., LL.D.; William Neweisrelt, F.R.S; Frederick Purdy, Cobra W. IL Sykes, M.P., F.R.S; •W. Tits. M.P. ; Meior-Glitieral Sir A. M. Tallach K.C.B. ; Richard Yalpy Cornelius Walford, and Rev. William D.D., F.R.S. (Those marked* are new issinben.) Treasurer: William Farr, M.D., D.0.L., F.R.S. Honorary Sean tries: William Amnathe Guy KB. ; William Golden Lumley, LLM. ; and Frederick Purdy. TEM CONSERVATIVZ LAND Socury.—The second allotment of land for the year took place yesterday at the otiose in Norfolk-street 7'wo estates were offered for sal* at Colchester and Bishop Stottford, the plots on which will give the freehold franchise for North Eases and Herts. Then was a good demand for the land. A plot has been set apart on the Colchester estate on one of the eructate for the ereetioa of a church. THE BRIO•NDS OF THE ArNlS.—The late trial of the brigands at Nnples suggests the subjoined observe time to the Pays :—" Sever before has so loos a series of &ate of rich atrocity been brought tinder the cognisance of my tribunal. The imagination can scarcely conceive them, and the pen refuses to trace them. The mere enumeration of such abominations seems an insult to humanity. Aed yet the legitimist jean'sle some few months ago actually claimed as belonging to their party the perpetrators of all them crimes, those men of mph.' and of blood ! These are the men whom those journals would fain have bad us re gard as heroes and martyrs of a political OA4IOO. for these very men they claimed not our oomparios, but our admira tion and respect. It cannot yet be forgotten with what deplorable pertinacity. with what contempt of the public conscience, the legitimist press protested, when them wretches were given up to justice. It seemed es if in their persons ail laws, divine and human, had been set at nought and outraged. The evidence given at the trial hes lightened the L'aion and the Get:ette de Prance, for both of them have become mute. We no longer Sc. in their colonies the name of La Gala, oar so dear rid so venerated. They sow disavow by their silence them whom thee once acknow ledged as supporters of their common cause.* ;., • [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. CILETISIVI TILDGILLIIB.) DENMARK AND THE CONFERENCE. VIENNA, Yawn 16. The Ocskrrrichische Zettung of to-day publishes a telegram from Berlin, asserted to be derived from an authentic source, stating that Denmark is dis posed to accept the armistice and conference pro- positions in their essential points, but that she is only disposed to accept part of the conditions attached to the armistice. The semi-official General Corr spondee. announces that Denmark has accepted the propositions for an armistice and conference, on the basis of the status quo, stipulating for the suspension of any further advance of the allies in Jutland, and promising not to further molest German shipping. THE WAR IN DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, MARCH 14, 4.46 P.M. According to advices received here from Stock holm, the Minister for Foreign Affairs bad stated that the English parliamentary blue-book relative to the Dano-German conflict was not complete. Sweden bad asked the Western Powers in February last to support Denmark. Sweden herself was pre pared for all eventualities. BERLIN, tdiacu 16. The Prussians completed the erection and arma ment of their batteries at Gammelmark, on the Wenningbund, on Saturday night. The D►nes immediately opened fire from the entrenchments at Ddppel. The Prussian batteries replied in the course of the following day (Sunday). It is stated that the three Prussian men-of-war which have been at anchor in the harbour of Brest since the commencement of hostilities, have been placed under the command of the Austrian ad mind, in order to operate in concert with the Austrian squadron. PRUSSIAN OCCUPATION OF THE ISLAND OF FEMEREN. HEILIGENHAFEN, Years 15, Erwjo. At half-past five this morning the island of Femeren was occupied by the Prussians, who were ferried across from Heiligenhafen during the stormy weather. The whole Danish force in the island, consisting of 100 men, together with the commander of a gunboat, were taken prisoners. EW S PA P E R Y - t -‘, • •4 ;1 PRINCE ADALBERT OF PRUSSIA. MUNICH. 'Weir IS. Prince Adalbert of Prussia, in his official capacity as Prussian Admiral, bag been summoned to Berlin by telegraph. Re left for that city lest night. THE DUKE OF SAXE-COBUBO. PARIS, Mica 16. The Doke of Saxe.Coburg ha not yet left Paris. THE ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN. BRUSSELS, MANca 16, 3.45 r.m. The Archduke Maximilian and Archduchess Charlotte arrived here last night. Their Imperial Highnesses are to dine with the King to-day. They will leave this evening for Germany. ARRESTS IN PESTH. VIENNA. litssca 16. Arrests have been made in Peath on account of some political intrigues. THE NEW JAPANESE EMBASSY TO EUROPE. BERNE, MAice 16, Arrnsoow. The Swiss embassy at Yokohama has officially informed the Federal Council that the Japanese government will send fresh ambassadors to Europe for the purpose of determining the powers to modify the treaties. AMERICA. QUEESSTOWN, 11Aacit I. The extra Inman steamer Kangaroo, from New York on the 3rd inst., arrived here to-day at 1 p.m., with 37 passengers, but no specie. She landed five passengers, and proceeded at 1.30 p.m. The City of London arrived Pere at 3.20 p.m., and proceeded for Liverpool at 3.30 p.m. She brings 113 passengers, the mails, 96,000 dole. in specie, and 5,1751. in gold. (Per City of London.) NEW YORK, MARCH 4, EnswG. General Kilpatrick has arrived within the Federal lines on the peninsula. He skirmished considerably along his route, losing 150 meu, of whom three colonels are missing. He destroyed a large portion of the Virginia Central Railroad, and penetrated to the outer suburbs of Richmond. - lt is stated that General Sherman has returned after making an extensive reconnaissance. He did not intend to go to Selma or Mobile, neither of which places he approached. Lonptreet's army is reported to have arrived at Richmond. Fighting has occurred within ten miles of Nor folk, Virginia. The result is unknown. The Confederates are in force along the Chesa peake and Albemarle canals. - Admiral Dahlgren has arrived at Washington from Charleston. The draft in New York has been postponed. Bounties will be continued till the ht of April. The steamer Scotia has been captured. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MAsce 4, Eviamo. Money easy. Gold, 611 per cent: premium. Exchange on London, Bankers' bills, 1751 ; on Paris, 3.17. Stocks advancing : New York Cen trals, 1361; Illinois, 1351 ; Erie, 1171; Six per Cent. 'United States Bonds, 111 e. Cotton dull : Middling upland, 78c. Wheat and flour advan cing ; corn slightly firmer. Provisions very dull. Coffee very firm ; sugar slightly firmer ; molasses advancing. Petroleum slightly firmer ; crude, 29c. to 30c. ; refined, 47c. to 49c. I NRITITTION OF NAVAL ARCHITECT'A.—The sea• lion for 11164 was opened this morning at 12. In the evening there will be a mortise at 7 o'clock ; on Friday morning at 12, sad evening at 7 o'clock ; and on Saturday morning at 12 o'clock. Sir J. S. Pakiogtoo, Bart., M.P., G.C.8., D.C.L, president, will occupy the chair. MILTON GREAT PALWSCN HORSE SROW,—This annual show commenced on Monday morning, and will con tinue throughout the week. The attendance baa been the largest of many years, but epee the whole there has been • mosrerty of hones, especially of the bet ter clam. On foreign account, hones for chargers and artillery purposes were readily bought up, as were bones of good breeding for the addle and harness. The English demand was for army purposes and for Woolwich. High-bred horses ware hardly represented, but any such were immediately bought. °urine sad riding bones, and especially the clan muted for London cabs and omnibuses, were in much deemed and were readily disposed of. Hones of quality, suitable for exportation, were also is request. Heavy, powerful horses, for day work, were pretty good to sell ; hut other descrip tions of saimals, for agricultural purposes sac ordinary uses, were I. the greatest snpply, and a large number re niaioed unsold, sod will Tennis over until the fair on Satur day. Most of the diming lull oa Tuesday tight for the York market. i !