The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-06 00:00:00

I r . , , I - 4tt *virllrt4sl r ` l / - 1 / • / Na 5,510.) CtILCUTTA Divot, calling at MADRAS. .‘1 IRV STEAM coMIirNICATION between LONDON I.) the maguithent Fleet of Steamers beleneng to the Lod London shipping Company tLimltesil.—The well ' :• • •ry 4fratimfillp CALCLITA, 1,28 l toes, 300. , s. 11. WRIGHT, Commander, will leave the ooelo, tl ;th May, and Plymouth the IDA May, :• cAllinc at Madras. This magnificent ship, built r the !nail trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has ..• L t .11J111,120.: .1 tor passengers. and will carry an sips. also a stewardess. These steamers will call at Hope on the homeward voyage only, and are she no avernze passage of 85 gays from England to by the steamers will have the option of dis.nil...irkin.; at Plymouth, the Company paying . , de bete veil London and Plymouth, and conveying . from the stininera—For freight or peasane apply to Co.. hi. Pariistuent-street, 8.W.; or to the manast , f the Cotopany. Messrs. Bond and Slackelyie. 9. • ,r 1•:. C.. and in Plymouth, to Mr. 11. J. Waring i•• 0 for sppointments as midshipmen must be made , of the Company. 9. Mincing-lane. EC. REGINALD PARKER, Secretary. \ for ADELAIDE.—This Aberdeen will dn.,. 1 DAY , Wednesday', snit shippers i to forward their goods at once.—DNYlTf suit V ITT and 3IOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE / FIT $1119.-1 , 9, SYDNEY Direct :to mail from . • , r• •, .cth April. calling at Plymotrh to embark p as S . ^ t ent , Upeer ship Wain:HALL, A 114 years. . • • .. .nu. W. JA SI LS. Commander; Mg in the Last 119 s I.lih•cla.s clipper, built In 'sal, under special , • • 3 bill p, with unusually good accommodation for • trissencers. and will tarry an erperleared surgeon, `,st opportunity for fin* goods no. arteries, having • 1.. r ii-1 pelasec to rlkitwy in 17 days. beating all comps •r tem. of freight or passruya apply to Ileums. C00K.F.3 1. reachurch street ; or to DErITI and 11001t4 9. ; ~ • f I)EVITT and )IOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE f P.O K T s —For PORT PIIILLIP Direct „to be . • 22 22 I the •:'•th tpril, last shipping day nrd April„ the ship REGINA. A 1, register 076 tons, I.i• •E. siimmarider : lying In the Zest India holit under special surrey. has a full -futon...lr eLeiduinodation for cabin passengers.— ..f freight or passage apply to DEVITT and 11UORE, street. 1) E VITT and 3I()ORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE . I: ET 'All P.— For ADELAIDE Direct ,to sail punc t , the 4th M... last shipping day 2nd liar, the well. r CLANALPIN V, Al 10 years, 450 tons o.m , ; •• . In ,J. 51. SIM. Commander, loading In the London ,• 11•••• :mart vessel , built In lIMY , midst special survey. •s• , pdtched with strict punctuality, and from her fins Pars • preferable opportunity to shippers of flue goods. - F rt, mu of freight or passage apply to Messrs. CoOKES and C "'church-street . orb DEVITL and MOORE, LI.. stint:. I)EVITT and Alt/ORES AUSTRALIAN LINE et hAs NET ;RIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct Ito . the Alfred Bayley. and 'rill have immediate des / Louth 1, ilt clipper ship BROADWATER, A I t. .04. :71 tons register, T. S. 9'fOCKMAN, Commander: iu the London (N.A... This fine ship, built under medal .• r • tid f..r h. r Lid.sailing qualities and sound delivery ..1 she has a lull poop. with nrat-rate accommodation It t • hirt cable passengers.—For term of freight or pump -4;4 t 1.4. r M' and )IOORE, 9, BilliMzatreet. DE I :ITT and :IIOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of rA , K LAUNCIt3TON Direct 'shortly P•ed fr ei the ct YLuc, and +di have immediate despatch. . clipper tiariine WESTBURY, A 1, register , 1 ' , MI Nis Commander: London Dock& This expre.9le for the Launceston trade. and has ~n inuslation for a few chief cabin passenuers.—For rt II:ht or passage apply to Mr. T. B. WALCLE., 151, i.t. ' , Lae ; or to DE \ in and MOORE, No. P, 11ilBter- Ftr I%IE-7...E5. MONEY WIGRAM and SONS' (of J. 1 - ..climaityard, London' LINE of STEAM and PACKET I - T. , CFI RA LI A. For NI ELIIOURNE, Port ThiWp, direct ,te the Pocks on Wr.nesday. April it, eallincrat Plyraooth *; n•til clipper stop KX. 1,000 tons, ROBERT RIDOIRS, •-matiler . I) ing to toe East India Docks. Her amonamoilm t. - :or all classes of passengers are unsurpassed, and she v ...irry an experienced surgeon. —For freight or pitmans, apply t ALI.PORT. and HORGAN with Messrs. Money ram ant Sol.. 7, Litidenball-street. Passengers by this line c!;tickets are conveyed front Paddington to Plymouth tint elms iicond class tares, and second also for third Mass fares. ILACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of Aff CLIPPKR PACEEI tnr AUNTRALIA from London direct. 1 °nano. .n 2,500 L India 1 1 April 10 !rep " -db " I.soe L India ' Way 10 Chi rv.C.I 2,000 K. Tndia June 10 ,urne Gr.birn Lard ..' 1.800 E. India Aprll 25 Ilrit tilt Trident 2.000 K. India May 25 eaaland karenaland YourgA,..atralia I,coo : L India May 7 " ct tilt ."500 C India m ay 30 Coinnica I his celebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and r,• pasaages, earneil a world.known reputation, and their pas acconarnoilstaul, is unsurpassed by any vessels atloat.—For • particular. respectii,g freight or passage to Australia apply to • :Ml> BAINES sn.l Co., Liverpool all Agents for this Black fine • and T. M. MACKAY and Ca, 1, Leadenhall.street, londoo. EC. ?ROM LI V IMP. JO L IR PURRNRTOWN TO NSW YORK. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and FfiTLADFLPIIIA STEAM-MEP OOMPANY intend dea. p.c. ; their full-powered Clyde-boll{ Irma Saw Steens 3 / 1 4n esnilha the Clota•ol P~at•s mule, FROM LIVERPOOL FOR NEW VIII. K A G.Alton, Wednesday. April 6. MAI, Wednesday, April IS. And every M a,lr.es lay, end every alternate Saturday. Cable peonage by ;he maul steamer. muting every Wednesday 15.17, aid 21 guineas, xecording le the secoramodation. Cabin pou f •by the ZWUTliare steamers, 13 guinea.. Forward passage e ;caw., ii.,led.na all provisions °poked. Paaseugers for Caen* the I. untd 'Aetna, and Britiah Columbia, booked throng: ch very eirentacrous terms—For further particular. apply V MTLLI tAt !NM AN. Water.street, Liverpool: or to JOYS? set STACEY. 11. Ki i a Wllliasn-innet, City. iICNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH amiattcaN n..raL MALL STRAMAHIPS, appointed As the Adndralty to ,adbotween IJVIRPOOL and NEW YORK, L. between Ll V I krituL and HORTON, the litt•too Jaw aniline at Hanfax to land and itotntive posieogen and stalk. The lot- I saw or other v••.eitt are appointed to nil trees Liverpool work stn r.•••tve tl • mall, •AT'TRALASIAN, for NEW YORK, Raturday, Aprfl 9. ' µowner! , and go , da for Nassau and Havana, to he t- • .fern-.I at Nen York sunfeet to the permission of the -Ited ,fates authorities on board the R.M.h.S. Corsica. ........ Utah: .1, for I)V•Ti - IN,.4terilaT.ApriTt67 . --- sCOTIA, for SEW YORK. katurday, April 23. Tarsals money , iorluding ateward's kw and provides', bat ;ho wines or hquors :—To Halifax and Heaton, chief cafes, 1:2 second cabin. al& To New York, chief cable. £26. ✓ cabin. ale. rvight to Halifax, Bodos, arid New York. ar.3 rri ^ o• and I per vent. priatage.—Apply to J. B. Foos', ht. Old odetreet, Loudon .1. M. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la I ve, Pans .C. and .1 Burma, Buchanan-street, Glasgow O•irvr. Oncanatows ; or 1). and C. Wiser, 6. Water- Week 1)H ILLII'PS, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS, and dertot..h the undermentioned itint-eism etesareen : Mani:De tt. the BATAVIER, every Sunday morning. liermitnee It.r. at 10 am., mining et Blackwell for pas• r. at 11 a.m. Furs. el S.. t 1 Nu. and 17a ed. and tee e.ery Thursday morultm early tram off tits Tower. /.0. al. F I:ZEMEN. neutral% eimels. noder Rani= Am the ADLER. • •vt. or .411'1% A LEE, ei ery Tlianday morning • weather per . • at ram . twos Il•weelydown. and trom Blackwell at • lan.. t 1. a l . r lA:la,, Dar LONDON, April 9, from Honelydown. L 3 34., £2 :,r., .ud 41. To be followed by the GEST*/ . . . r ramie, &e., at Magic's ralvenst Mee. I nt %% or to PIIIUIPPS, GLAVIN, ratturrs, itm 4 taut. LC. THE WEST 4,f ENGLAND WOOLLEN UANI'}ACTI'RINC. COMPAKY (Limited,. Svicr 1 . 1 1 .7e . nt, Cbatoploe-hilL 4. • Nl,aars. Britten mod Co.). London-wall, Los t General( anutehael, Dyndloed•Louie, Brousp ,s 1 '11,11.14, F..i .J. Perrybeld, Bradford-on-Avon. ••' ;" ;' ,ll, , J. IP., barrister at-law, Illacklauds Park, and tapir, E.c. ' .1; 1.., . I:auteortall near Manchester. • • • ,• 1, 7 -moth, t:so.)terra. Early and 8111Ith, woollies ta army elnthters . London, N.E. . nten•hant. Leona. •: and Pollack, 63. Lhteotria-Ina-Oelde. W.C., London. From Brother., Chaage•alley, Cornhin. Land. a. --11. e a!ko.re Lank ;Limited', Luthbury, Loudon. •; .1 .1 h., stet ;11 be turned over at least four Wiles that a punt ot LS per caul per annum may be safely • '; " 1 .- t”.••‘. forrni of application, and every Information, esa t at the om the Company, 118, Conibill, London. r iplE WEST ENGLAND WOOLLEN NI \ F.1(11 I RING COMPANY •thette.P. t.I.uE- • \ APPLIt tifoNS for SHAZES will be RI. 1...1fr MoN DA Y. the 11th lost. hy.o,lrr of the board. Z BULCIIN, See. - •-•••• , 4. N. C..rehill, April 4. 1864, 4 MBEItTB ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an ff id,. moil remedy, without coneulem the bowels or affect ' I ...A. truly efficacious and pleasant. is admitted to • best medico.° foe Irrenoliatoly relieving coughs, colds, o • • mei, of asthma. nod Incipient ommiumptlon. It fro ' ' , 'errs penult,' whom the faculty pronounce Incurahlm, -sILy allay. the tleklint which provokes frequent coughing. I..2PL'r ooo ltig eonsumptine Its enacts aro truly honorkiaL ; "deprived of sleep, °reviles Mtn( doom for fear of wilco . rimy dermal on relief to a to. nelontes after taking It.— r•buroi only and sold by W. LA %MlR'', chided* k i hog WEI d. greet, Channg.cross, London. and by an draggicts. In and three n fitted in coo, I. Od. De particular .0 1 sM Inv Lambert's Astbutaile Balsam. The /MY SIM address 1 .• tavavid as t h e stamp. D IMMEL'S TERCENTENARY KE E SAKES —The Bard of Avon's Perfume, In a neat hoe. 21. M.—The Shakespeare Scented Gnillto Locket, Is.. by post for 14 stamps—The Shakespeare Sachet, 61.: by post for 7 stamps —TM Shakespeare Souvenir. on satin, is. by post for 14 stamps. —C. IV MM SK Strand, and 2a, Ccenhlll, London. IirLADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Botanical Preparation for Improving and Beauti fying the Comp'trios and Skin. The radiant bloom it Impart' to the cheek, sad the sottotm and delicacy which It Induces of the bands and arraa, its capability of soothing Imitation and removing all redness, tan, pimple& sputa, freckles, awoken- Bono, and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the elects of climate on the akin, whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or 'Manse solar heat. Price 4. 64. and ea 6d per bottle.—Sold at 20, Batton garde. and by chemists and perfumers. Ask foe "Rowland, Kalydor,* and beware of ovations and pernicious articles under the name of " alydor.' • TO the BONDHOLDERS of the ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. ISSYE of SECOND MORTGAGE Wirt., payable in London. SOO,OOO dollars 1.1190,000) New York Division.—Due in 1881. 1,00,000 dollars (4125,000. Pennsylvania Division.—Due in 1882. Secured by a registered mortgage, constituting a lien on the Income and all corporate nghta, privileges, lands, franchises, plant, and property of the Pennsylvania and New York Divisions of the Railway. The Bonds are redeemable in New York or In London at 4e. 6.L per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or endorse ment : 4 per cent of the gross amount will be drawn yearly In July, commencing in 1845. to be paid off at par in London: interest Coupons are attached to the Bonds, payable semi annually, at the Consolidated Bank in London, at the Szed.rate of 4 . 5. to the dollar. The Bonds will be lamed at 70, elt • Bonds of 100 dollars at 41.5 15e., with interest from April 1, 1904 500 „ 47S 151., 1,000 £ls7 10s , The Coupons represe £l4 per annum on each Bond of 1,000 dollars t CV-9), or nearly 0 per cent The privilege of eubscribing will rersin open until the 6th of April, for the present boudoolders, eltbeg directly, or through their brokers._ The terms of lime are so follows : 5 10 per cent on °° application, being Cll 5 0 pez Bend of 1,000 dole. 21612012111 w 2 4 10 0 15 „ 2nd Slay 33 15 0 „ w 20 ~ 18th !fay „ 0.5 0 0 20 w Ist Jam „ 43 0 0 „ •• LIST 10 0 Subscribers hare the option of paying the instalment* in advance, and will be allowed a discount of 0 per cent. per annum on such pre•pa7meata. . . Alter allotment, scrip certifleater will be Issued to "bearer" These certificates "11l be exchanged for bond's° "bearer' on payment of the flaallnatalmeux The early completion of the workeof this great railway justifies the Company In making this additional lute of hood., following the financial policy adopted et the outset, of Issuing seLdrities to the public only after the actual progress of the railway has o cured the eecessary Income for providing the Interest. 't here will remain only the sensed mortgage of the Ohio Division to be disposed of hereafter, when the total of the bonded debt dill be only ue.,0041 per relic . . _ . orms of application may be obtained of the Bankers; or at the ollices of the Company. Udicee of the Atlantic and Oreat Western Railway Company, I. Old Broad-Minsk London, L C., March M. 1801. A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY I,NUE of SECOND MORTGAGE BINDS, payable In Lawton. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that N“ APPLICATION for these bonds will be RECEIVED Al LER tut/reeled' IRIS DAY, the eth Inst.—By order. 2, Ohl Broidetreet. April P 1'64. ARK PREPARED THE INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL WIETT LIRITEDI ♦ND TIM ANGLO-AUSTRIAN 'RINK. TO RECEIVE suisscawrioNs FOR THE CAPITAL OP THE LEMBERG-CZERNOWITZ RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited'. Capita, C1.30:0 - a;0. i; G2:500 gbare's of R. 21.1 each. l'n.ler • guarantee from the Austrian Government, producing • net =lnnis= Dlvi.lend of 7 per cent. per annum, pa)able In silver. Provision Is made for payment by the Contractor 'Mr. Bromley) of Interest at 6 ppesr cant. per annum during construction. Deposit •1 on • and 4! on allotment a further sum . . or an, on the aof 11;3 7 :afieis71;ich date i7; furtYer Tail:hub; mad• for sat months. Committee of Directors pending the Constitution, under the prorisions of the Concession, of the Company as a ANt.3lll / &weenieA. lisiunMist, 1.7iq., i the Director, of M.P. l° Z°4ll°24 * Frederick Engelhardt, Esq ) DiAngl a n r, hank. J. P. Brown.Westhead, Es M.P., Deputy Chair man of the London and North Western Railway. . A. Prince Leo Sapleha. President of the Carl- Ludwig hallway. In Au ". ' (Count W Mohair Berkow:kl, Director of the Carl ) Ludwig Railway. Charles Klein. Esq., President of the Chamber of Commerce, Vienna. BANIERS LI LONDull—Mcasni. Glyn, Mina:and Co., 67, Lombard street. E.C. Barium In VT/i—The Anglo-Austrian Bank. SoLlcrttnia—liseera Bircham, Dalrymple. Drake, and Ward, Earhamentaireet. Raul:Was. Mears. Seymour and Co., :to, Thmgmortonstriset. Messrs. Carsuove and Co.. Thrs:mineedleatreet. Temporary Otnces—fri. Old Broadstreet. The great Trask Railway from Vienna, in the direction of the frontier of Moldavia, Is at present complete as fares Lemberg. The: communication Is effected by means of two hne►—the tryst being the Northern Railway. from Vienna to Cracow the second, the Carl-Ludwig Railway, from Cracow to Lemberg. The arse of these lines pays about 14 per cent upon its capital. The second was completed only at the end of 1881, but since Its opening has paid 8 per cent upon Rs capital, and consequently has never required to claim tbr gnaranteeof Spar cent. accorded to it by the Austrian government. The present Line is the continuation from Lemberg to Cserno wits, near the Moldavian frontier. The concession has been granted by the Austrian government on terms annually favour able to the Company undertaking it. The proposed railway. entering into the heart of the grain and cattle prodacingdnstrict • whence the Carl-Ludwig due obtains its moil important areas anal being corset urted at a very canal ler ably less cost, promisee to be more profitable than its neighbour. The continuance of the line through Moldavia to Debit:, on the Danube for which a coma:won has recently been granted by the Chambers of the Principalities must urcesaarily a d d tarp-1y to the pendia of the lemberg.Czernowits Railway. which will Duo form an Integral part In an unbroken end dieret railway communication between the Baltic, the German Ocean. and the bitch Sea. . . 111 e concession, the duration of which is ninety years stipu lates for the commencement of the works previous to the lath January, 18GS. and for their completion within three l ears; but provision is made for extension of these periods In case of poll. tical or financial crisis. - The linVeroatent guarantee a fixed snm of £150.000 In silver money as a net annual revenue of the line. ' . Th;sum thus guaranteed by the government, after providing fort e payment of interest at 5 per cent. on the bouda, and for au annual sinking fund. wall leaves clear 7 per cent applicable to the share canitaL The sinking fund will be annually applied, by lot.. to the maiemption of the bonds and shares at par The proprietors of the shares thus from time to time redeemed will for each share receive a certificate entitling the bearer to a participation, during the remaining terns of the concession, in all the pronto of the company 'acceding 5 per mut. on the orizinal capital. . . . . . A contract, which will be adopted by the Company, has been eidered Into by the CJecentonalres with Mr. Braney for a sum of 5..2.4:.0.000. - - - - Tbl.COOlnct presides for 'he construction of the rallsray in accordance with the terms of the CM:101)111KNI. and for stocking the same with rolitog stock. It includes all the preliminary ex penses of acquiring the concession and forming the Company it snakes provision for interest during construction on paid-up capital at the rate of six per cont. per annum : and It core"' an ample rewires, for the expenses of management until the railway shall he opened for public traffic.. . . Theeolieassion eenifen the requisite power to form a goeitite A onnyzne with shares to bearer, whereby the liability of the sulwribers will be limited to the amouut of 23 per cent. of the nominal ►mount of their eharo► The capital of the Socittf Anonyme w U be C 2.430.000 to be Limed, 41.200.0001 a bonds, and 41.250,...00 to shares of The hoods have already been taken Preparatory to the formation of the 3t2 Annnyme which cannot be definitively coos/Muted according to Austrian law until 23 per cent. of the than capital has been paid nix. the Lembetyr. Csernowitz Railway Company has been twined as a limited liability company. the s hares in which he exchanged fur shares of a like denomination in the nocitteAnooyme. . . . . . . F A copy ;fTioi;riicii•oii:siTxiiit.ii3OieliecoriieZsion, and of the statutes wider which It to proposed t.. constitute the &ekt& Ammyree, can be inspected at the °Mose of the Solkitoes, Parlissnesestreet . . . Appllcalloas for shares most be made in the annexed form. witiressel to the Directors of the lutenuitional Financial Society (Limited', and of the Anglo.% ustrian Bank, but no application rill be ennsidered, anima accompanied 14 the receipt of Messrs. Glyn blilts, and Co , or of the AngiceAnstrian Bank, Vienna, for LI per share on the amber of share. ►pplietl for. This sum will be returned In the event of the application not bring acceded to, and, U ea allotment Is made, it rill be applied towards the payment of LI per share then dna. LEMBLBO-CZERNOW7TZ RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited!. roes OW Arnrartoit FOR .SARIS. No. To be left with the Bankers. To the Directors of the Internationel Financial &idety United), and of the Anzio tustrian Bank. Gentlemen,,—Haring paid to flews. Glyn, MU* awl Co. the sum of , being al per share on sham, of aio each, which I request may be allotted to me In the LembergXzerno wits Ulises, Company ,Limited . and I hereby agree to accept such shares. or any lees number. and to become • member of the rompeny, and to have my name plated on the register of merrile-rs la respect of the share. allotted to me.-1 ant, gentle men, p.m: obedient servant, Name In fun Address to full Date THE WEST WORTH ING INVESTMENT COMPANY :United% NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that NO FURTHER APPLI CATION for MARL% In Ong Company will be RECEIVED AYES& tow o'clock TtaMORROW. the 7th Instanto—BY order. CHARLEh ELEY, Jei. B•evetsr7- 27. Great George-street, Westtainater, April 6. lab& HOTELS. —The BRUNSWICK, Jermyn strict, London. Irlist class and very reasonable. ifAINNEFORD'S PURE FLUID MAGNESIA has been, daring twenty-flee years, emphatically rue. dosed by the 'medical protegees, and universally scalded by the public. as the best remedy for acidity of the stomach. heart burn, headsche, goat, and indigestion sad as a mild aperient for delicate colistltuUous, more especially for ladles and chit. drew. It Is prepared. In a state of perfect purity and of uniform dismagth, by DINNIFORD and Co., 171„ Now Boadetriet, Lea dea • sad mid by all respeabable dunaligot Shavairlosi the wadi To But LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 6, 1864. NE HUNDRED and FIFTY-NINTH SA.LE O CUSTOM•HOUSE, London, April. 1861.—For SALE, by order of the Honourable the Commissioners of her Majesty's Customs, at the Commercial Sale Rooms, If incing.lane. on THURSDAY, the 7th, and FRIDAY, the edit of April. 1061, at It o'clock at noon precisely, the following GOODS for exports. lion or home consumption :—Auchors, &ate, Brushes of fibre, Brandy, Confectionery, Coffee. Cordials, Dice, Exit de Cologne, Fishing Nets, Geneva, Knives, Muskets. Pepper, Perfumery. Perfumed soap. Perfumed Spirits. Private Elects, Rem, Seger*, Succade-, Spirits plain and mixed, Scissors, Sugar, a Ship's Cable, a Shills Manila Hawser . nearly new , Tobacco, Tea, Timber. T.sys, a quantity of Riding mid Dritriut Whips. Wine, indow Glass, and various other good.. 'the above goods may be viewed at the Queen s Warehouse, Custom-house, Thames street at the London and West India Docks, and Tobacco- ground. Rotherlutke, on Wednesday, the 6th April, 1664, from 1 10 o'clock iu the morning until S dclock in the afternoon aml on the days of sale, from 10 o'clock in the morning until 12 o'clock at noon : the tasting of spirits and wine being restricted to the day of age as regards the Queens. Warehouse.—Take notice, that goods sold at this We will not be delivered until after two clear dsys of the day on which they are sold, and that no Lots can be paid for at the (lace of the Receiver-General after o'clock In the afternoon and that on the dos of sale money will not be received by the Iteeeleeeolenernl after It ,'clock in the forenoon.—Catalogues may be had at the Queens Ware house, Customhouse, Thames-street, GI. each. BANK of AUSTRALASIA (Inoorporsted 1835), No. 4, Tilmidneedle-street, London, 14th March, 1884. The Court Direotors IiEREBY GIVE NOTICE, that • DIVIDEND, at the rate of Six per Cent. per Annum. and • DON US, as additions' interest, at the rate of }fight per Cent. par annum, both free of Income Tax, being together at the rate of 14 per cent. per annum, or Et 18s. • Share for the half-year, will be PAID to the Proprietors at this Oftlee on the old capital of the Corporation of £9e0.000, on and after TUESDAY, the 12th April next, be tw een the hours of 10 and o'clock._ The Transfer Books of the Old 51;;;;;111 be closed from the 21st inat., stud continue so until the Dividend and Bonus become payable.—By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. The Transfer Books of the New Shares will remain ops.• until Monday, the 11th April, but will he closed from that date mail Monday, the 2nd May, when the third instalment will be payable. ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY. Incorporated by Act of Parlisateut, with Lthaitcd EIGIIT PER CENT. PRIMMENTIAL SUAREs, L 5 per Share. Deposit 5: . 2 10e. on allotment. The Directors are prepared to receive APPLICATIONS for 8,50.., of these SHARES. representing the balance of the *map. propriated Share Capital of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. A contract has been entered into with Yemen Glass, Elliot. and Co. roe the manufacture of the cable recommended by the Salentine. Committee, and forlaylog the came complete in 1505. fie manufacture of tbia cable is now going ou. Applications sill be receiceil at the Compatry's °face. 22, Old Bread-street. C.C.. not later than Friday. the lsth instant. By order, GEORGE saWA RD, Secretary•. No. 22, Old litoad.street, EC., April 2nd, Irta. VENEZUELA GOVERNMENT SIX PER CENT. LOAN-c1,5W.A.).,. In ikoncliot LSO and LlOO. The GENERAL CREDIT and FINA N el. COMPANY of LONDON Limited beg to announce that they are authorised by the government of Yenesnela to OFFER to the public • LOAN for that State, to the assent of 41,500,000 nominal capital, upon the following term,: . _ The Bonds gill be Batted for sums of L5OO. i2.n, and e:100 each. They will bear interest as from the Ist October, Ind 3, at the rate of six percent. per annum, with coupons attached. pay able half-yearly, on the lit Aped and lst October, at the Ottices of the General Credit and nuance Company in Loudon. in sterling, or at the OfAces of Stenos. Salomon oppeuheuti, Jun., sn. Co.. Cologne, in thaiers, at the exchange of the day. The price of issue is g.. 60 per 4100 stock, and payment will be required as follows : E 3 on app I nation. Flo on allotment, leas CS half-year's interest accinsil. als on lit June. £l5 on lit Aloud. 1.15 on lit September, less .C 3 half-year's Interest accrued. due lit Oct. LSO fAioourit at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will be allowed on pro-payments In full , snaking, with alldwaucm, the prior of Wu/ under a'Ac. In case of non.allotment the deposit will be returned. Shou ld stem amonnt be allotted than that applied for. the deposit will be made available towards payment on the allotment, and the balance. if any, returned to the applicant. The object of the loan is to effect a settlement of the general financial condition of the country, to as..ist in making roads and improved communicaUons, Inland and coa..ts Ise, to pay off some existing claims. snit generally to develop the agricultural re sources and industry of the country. The loan. Interest, and sinking fund are tenured by • special hypothecation of the whine ezport duties leviable at the ports of the republic, La Guayra, Puerto Cabello, blaracatbo, and Culdsal Bolivar. These are warranted by the Government as wholly tin. charged Or that, if any claims can be substantiated, they shall be met out of the proceeds of the Loan , and as producing more than sufficient to meet the charge of the present Loan. The pro. duce of the export duties Met year In stated to have been Ctil.sol), and an increase Is expected. In the event of any dencienry, the amount in to be made cool by a further special hypothei Atkin of the uncharged import duties at all the ports of Venezuela. consent of Earl Rnssell has been obtained for the collection of the duties so hypothecated by her Majesty's consuls at the several porta, associate.' with the Company s :went.. and the re nUithite amount will be transmitted twice a month to the General Credit and Finance Company of Loniiiiu. Out of the same, al?.0.000 a year will be applied to the payment of the interest and redemption of the de bt , as foliose, . . +-Atilt* to be applied In the tint Instance to payment of the Interest. .e.").00 to a sinking fund: this amount being augmented periodically by the interest on bonds that shad have Leon bought up or redeemed. The sinking fund shall he applied to the purchase of hoods In the open market, if the price is at or blow par. or to their redemption by lot in the usual nay. if above par, year by year until the whole shall have been paid off. The tirst purchase or redemption to take place lit October, 13,4 The documents relating to the authorisation of the Lon, ant the ratification of the same I.) the C‘,..stauent Aaarml.ly of Venezuela under date 11th January, 1•••4. with notarial trannla. ti..ns, are open for Inspection at the olives of the General Credit and Finance Company, 1, Laithbury, where applications for the Londe. In the annexed form, will he received. Applications will also he received by t h e London and West minster Bank. by the Union Bank of London. sad at Cologne, by Messrs. Salomon uohenheim , jun., and Co. Antaterdant, by Lippmann„Rosenthel. and . _ _ forms of applications may be bad at 7, Loth. bury, and of the brokers . Loudon, 7, Lothbury, April, 15134. PoRM OF APPLICATIoN. VF.NEZCELA GOVERNMENT YON PER CENT LOIN. To the General Credit and Finance Comp my of Loudon Limited Gentlemen,-1 request that yim rill allot to 111 e inch.: above Loan. uu %loch 1 hate made the required deposit of 5 per mot or and I cove to accept that amount of stock, or any less sum thnt may he allotted to me. and to pay the further Instalments therton, according to the terms of the prospectnit. I m,lleatlemen. pule obedient servant t anal signature Name in full Profession Address THE NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY (Limited , . Inemporated under the Companies Aet of Delt. by which the liability of the Shareholders is limited to the amount of their 'harm tint Capital CSOO.OOO. in 10.000 shares of C t 0 each. Deposit on application el per share. sn-I it on a lotment. No call will be made until after the expiration of three months from the date or allotnieut, and it is not contemplated to call up more than ilO per share. As the operations of the Commute incoraw further lames of shares will be made, which will in the test instant* lie offered to the then exixtint Shareholders ou such terms as the Directors maz deem advisable. DIMIVTDIS. Vies-Admiral Barney, lbary&diie,.Twickenliam. Director of the European Bank. Edmund Clench, Esq., Manor House. Clapham. Z. T. Cloudy, Esq., shipowner, Sunderland, and Seething. lane, E.C. Arthur Rie mend Kirby. Eq. . Tittle Marble-hill. Twickenham. Archibald Kintrea, Esq., Kings Arms-rani. Moergatea reel. G. P. I ascaridl, Esq , merchant, Winchester Rouse, Old Broad- street. - George Maitland, Esq.. merchant. 25. Easteheap, C. Joseph V'Ma►ter, East , merchant. FAstch• ap. Demetrto Pappa. F.sq., of the oriental cmrtmerelat Company. Miles Charles &ton, Esq., Randolph HOWL,. Maida-hill, and Treakerby. CornwalL Henry Spicer. Esq., merchant, Gs-omelet& Lombard-street. I. De Pass. Mei . 9. ►enchureh-steeet. AU/auas—Messrs. Johnstone. Cooper, Winne, and Co., 5. fothltury. ALPE/VA—The Alliance Hank. Lothhury. Hotterfuns—Niesars. Mercer and Newer. Minctna•lane. Boot ginit—llessr• Partridge and Greenfield, Throgmortons street. illtrawfmte—H L Gentile. Esq. Offices—Ff. King's Arms-yard. 11.sorsate-street, EC. The principle of limited liability is now fully recognised and adapted by the Investing portion of the public. Perhaps there Is no class of institutloas to which that principle has been more successfully applied than to the recently established financial companies and although large capitals have been subeeribed for this purpose, It cannot he denied that there still remains a wide cell open for the profitable employment of capital both in English and foreign enterprises This Company km already ➢remises of a large amount of sup port. sad a provisional agreement has been entered Into for acquiring a valuable railway concession with ■ government gnarantes. Itegollatkeis are also pennies foe securing business arising from several undertakings. which w U materially con tribute to the success of the Company. It is Intended that the Sharehoblen in this Company shall. an far so may be practi. able, have the priority in applications for *hares to the various enterprises which may be introduced under its auspices. The operations to be carried on by the Company will be the Name as those embraced by tinillar Institutions. The active nueseemonit'oi the Company will he conducted by an executive committee, ender the supervision and control of the Board of Directors Two of the proposed ostumittee have been many years mice-Wally trISIVed in financial °pennons, and es an earnest of their confidence in the permanent success of the Company, have agreed to hnid shares to the capital to a large extent, and to be only remunerated for their services by receiving a portion of the profits after paying interest to the shareholders at the rate of five per emit. upon the paid-up capi tal. TllO directors will receive such remuneration as may be determined upon by the shareholders at the general meetings. There will he no fees paid to promoters for originating the Com pany, but arrangements have been made whereby the prelimi nary expenses have been guaranteed not to exceed one-half per met. upon the first capital. More than one balf of the capital has already been applied for, and the business of the Company will be commenced immediately after the allotment of the shares. The articles of association can be seen on applying at the temptrary offices of the Company. Applications for shams, In the annexed form, to be me& to the Broken or Secretary :. . . If more shame are applied for than are allotted the surplus of the deposit, on appllastron„ will be applied towards the payment of the further deposit cm the shares allotted. If n.. allotment be made the deposits will be returned la full, but without interest. NATIONAL FINANCIAL COMPANY (Limited). NO APPLICATIO.NA for SRAM will be RIORITRD ATTU TO-MORROW, lb* 7th Mai 4E41 S. IRK THE ALLIANCE BANK (Limited). 5, Lothbury. London, and Brown' s-huildings, LiverpooL BRANCHLS.--Southwark. Borough High-street; Birkenhead. 42, Hamilton-square : Manchester, 75, King-street. Subscribed Capital, X 14,080,000. DIRE(TeIt9. JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, Iraq., Chairman. JOHN GRANT MORRIS, Esq., Deputy Chairman. James Buckingham Bevingion, Esq., Neckinger Mills, Bar mondsey. Alfred Castellain, Eaq. (Mesas. Frederick Huth and Col, Liver pool. Ingrain Chapman, Esq., 8, Austintrlant London, Director of the Loudon and Provincial Marine Insurance Company. J. H. Reyuell de Castro. Eau. 74, Cannonetreet. London, E.C. John Bloxam Elin. Eiol., 34, Alichurch-laue, London, B.C. :Director of the Union Bank of Australia:. Joseph Fades, Esq., 112nel-ester. Louis Griming, Seq. , Messrs. Frederick Huth aad Co.) Abel Heywood, Esq.. Er. Mayor of Manchester. James Houghton, , Liverpool. William Keates, Fin,. ,Ilesars. Newton, Kates, and Co.), Liver pool. John Paterson, req. (Megan. Paterson, Kemp, and Co.), Marit ime, London. George Palmer Robinson, Esq., 65. Threadneedle-street, London, Director of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China. Robert Ilumney. Feq . Manchester. 'nonfat StenhOtlia : Let.. Cannon-street West, London. John Torrance, Esq., 5. Chester-place, Hyde-park-square, Landau. MANAGER —ln London : Alcraodrr Thomann. Eaq. DantiT•SIANAGT.R —ln London U. Miller. Esq. MANAGF.R—In Liverpool : James Beckett, Ems DEPETT•MANAGER - In Liverpool: F. W. Blown, Esq. MansuEß—ln Southwask : K S. Parkes, Em. Massmit - In Birkenhead, W. E. Hinds, Esq. Mandaaß—ln Manchester: John Mills, ra g . souctimis—lia London Messrs. Crowley and Burn; Mews. Flux and Argles. In Liverpool Messrs. Fletcher and Hull. Bitolii.S—ln Loudon Messrs. J. and J. Whitehead, 8, Mom. gate.street. In Liverpool: Mews. G. and T. Irvine. BM4tErata Clowes, Esq. TERMS OF BKSINF.iB. Current a - counts opened 1i London, In accordance with the prevailing custom of similar establishments: sod In Liverpool. Birkenhead. and Manchester, on terms which will conform thereto as closely as may ilia pm ticable. If the balance shall not at any time during the halt.year have been below 4500. Interest at ghe rate of 2 per cent. per annum will be allowed on the minimum monthly balances. If not below 4200. Interest at the rata of I per cant. per annum will be allowed on the minimum monthly balances. If below 4200 no interest will be allowed. . . Deposits received at the current rats of Interest to sums of LlO and spoon's. on the usual terms. No charge will be made for collecting country cheques. Agencies of foreign and country banks undertaken, purchases and sales of stocks, shares. and other securities effected, dirt. debts thereon received, coupons collected or negotiat d, and every other description of banking business transacted. To Parties keeping acconnts with the Bank tha utmost facili ties will be afforded for the transmission of money between its offices. also f•ar th• payment or receipt of money either in Lon don. Liverpool, or Manchester In exchange for stock, sham, ate. Circular Note* and Letters of eretat issued to all parte of Lhrope and elsewhere. THE COLONIAL LIFE ASSURANCE CoMPA NY has REMOVED Its London Office from No. 81, I.oo.lbard.streti, to No. S. YtLI,MALL EAST, S.W. SAIL IL FERGUNSON, Resident Secretsa7. H OME and COLONIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY Limited.. FIRE. LIFE, AND MARINE. Incorporated under •• The Companies Act, 158!." Capital, £1,000,000, In MARV shares of LSO each. With power of increase. First issue, 10.000 'harm Deposit, 11 per share no appUestiou and Goo allotment It la not intended to make any further call. I , IItVeTOR.q. William Tendert& Bering, Fag., Director of the Bank of Ills dnstan. Stephen Beak, Esq., Director of the Merchant Banking Com pAOy. WILMA, Duthie, Rm., Director of the Standard Bank of British South Anita. Athol Hay, Ms'. (7141, Rennie, and Co., Leith'. Clark Irelivz, Esq., flyde.park.square. Jetties Lyall. Esq. Lyall, Rennie. and C 0 . ,. Calcut.a. James M 'Master. Essi late of William ))'Master and Brothers) Toronto and Manchester. firindcy Lk Courcy Noon, Esq., Queentsgate.gardent John Paterson, Eaq., Director of the Alliance Bank. Fells Pryor, Esq. (of the late Man of H. and J. Johnston and C.o. John swindell. Esq. 'Swindell and )tattbews , Mincing lane. William Patrick Adam, Esq., M P., !hair Adam, Kinroashirei, Henry Tburburn, Esq., 5, lineenshonsughterrace. BANKER.. London .. The Alliance Rank. Lothhnry. The Consolidated Bank, lenchttrdkatteta liverpool The Alliance Bank. Manchester The Alliance Bank. The Con...iidate4 Bann, h..LICTT.RS—FIax and Angles, )Ilociot lane. BROLERk—J. and J Rh lehead. a. Moorgatestreet. Temporary Miceli-1. East India Ac. nue. PROSPECTUS. This Company Is formed with the special object of uniting into one strong institution. with its chief office In L Altlon, numerous small I.sal and colonial institutions, requiring consolidation and additional strength and resource. .... The prtheiple of so tinning small colonial Institutions has been mast successfully applied to colonial and foreign banking com panies : and as London is becoming daily more and more the great " clearingMnnse" of the commercial world. the different colonial Insurance offices have experienced the absolute neces sity of being effectually represented there. and this representa tion they now realise can only be fully secured. so In the case of the colonial local banks • through amalgamatloe wish some London company of ample means and commanding general confidence. The Directors of the Home and Colonial Company have been applied to by shareholders In these companies to establish such Loickm Institution, and are now In treaty with several very sac• candid colonial luminance otn^es, either for entireamalgamation. on very (*.numb e terms, or for that beneficial rceiproclty o f aeency which will at once secure to the Home and Colonial As enrance Company a most callable, safe. and incentive business as a cmoperatire assurance cotnpany. . . It may be mentioned, as indicative of the success of the Colo vial insurance companies. that their wiling prices range from 10 to as high as 1,000 per cent. premium. and the increase of Insurance business in the Australian, south African. Canadian, and Fastens neltlements, Is at a rate of progress which has no parallel in European countries. The principle of amusing investments made through the Company's agency—a principle so successfully carried out by colonial offices—will enter as a new feature into the objects of the Home and Colonial Assurance Company ; and an in Its numerous agencies In all parts It will possess peculiar facili ties for making smeared Investments for Individuals in sound foreign and colonial securities. the Directors cooftdently antici pate, from the agency sad insurance charged in this department of their business, a very tar.e and steady revenue so their share holders. _ _ however, the Home and Colonial Assurance Company will specially direct its attention to foreign and colonial baldness, it will not neglect at the same time to cultivate a home business, a department which will be greatly fostered through its colonial connexion. It will also. as a Mire Assurance Company. share in that large Increase of Are Insurance hairiness here which may be expected to follow the anticipated abolition of the heavy and Impolitic stamp tax at present imposed on policies of Insurance. No promotion money given In connexion with this Company, and the Directors' remuneration to he left to the Shareholders. Applications for shares to be made In the following form, copies of which and of the prospectus to be had of the solicitors or broken, or Aetlog-eeeretary of the Company. TORY Or APPLICATION WM SHAUL ( To he retained by the Bankers.) To the Macßae of the Home and Colonial thavance Company (Limited,. Gentlemen,—Haring pall to your booth's the sum of being a deposit of Li per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that yon will Ant me that number. and I scree to become a memher of the Company in respect of such shares, or in respect of any ler number you may allot me and to pay on allotment the further deposit of Lt per share thereon, and I requ•st that my name may be placed on the mister of members for the shares so allotted, Name in full Residence Profession or business Date HOME and COLONIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY 'Waite& NOTICE 18 HERESY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI- CATIONS (or Shares in this Company `ln be RECEIVED front London AFTER THIS DAY , the Ilth, and from the country AFTER TO-MORROW, the 7th April.—By order . Temp:eery Offices. 1. East India-avenue, Loudon, April 6, 1564. E P P B'B 0 0 0 0 A, Dlethigedshri as a FRAGRANT. GRATEFUL AND INVIGORATING BREAKFAST BEVERAGE. Orighsated erselally for the age of those ander hosueopathle Irestosemt. It has through Its agreeableness become generally woggle& CRINOLINEB.--GE3lhl A. CRINOLINES.—GEMMA, or Jewelled. 115. 6d. PHILPOTT9, 27, PICCADILLY. CRlNOLlNES.—Sanstlectuma. 16e. and 213. PHILPOTTS, 37, PICCADILLY. C RINOLINES.—Oodina or Waved. 18a. 6d. PRILPOM, 37, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINEB.-Basieflectume Jewelled. 421. PHILPOTTS, ST, PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Magoi6aeutl y 48s. POMPOMS, 37. PICCADILLY. CRINOLINES. —Drawings with Prices post free. PIILIOTTB, 37, PICCADILLY. [Stamped, ld. Additional,] ROYAL ALE! AM BR A.-TRIUNIPHANT SUCCRSi of the NEW ClRQUE—acknowledged to be the best overproduced In England, GRAND MORNING PERFORMANCE THIS guy, at 2 o'clock; evening half-pset 7. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The greeted Female Rider of the age. The wondrous MdUe. LOUI LOISETIL ROYAL ALHADIBRA.- BRILLIANT EQUESTRIAS SCILNZ by three young Ladles, KIM; for the RIBBON." THE OXFORD.—The present interpeetation of FAUST constitutes an epoch in the history of this hall, already famed for the brilliancy of its operatic selections . Largely augmented vocal laud Instrumental resources have bees added to render the present selection from this universally pops lux opera worthy of the parent work. Faust, Mr. Morley; Mephistophiles. Mr. tireeu ; Marguerite, Miss Russell; Director, Mr. Y. Joughmana. DANCING ACADEMY, 36, Alderegate- street. SHAKESPEAREFE.ATIVAL —An .kfist.ll SLY no THURSDAY, April dirt, and SATURDAY, April 23rd. - ichets 1.. each Select Parties WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAY , . The advanced Class every Monday—The quarter fur instruction by Mr. T. YOUNG commenced on April I. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—First-elass Subscription. Mora constant sacctimilon of the best new book. se they appear, one guinea to 10' guineas per annum, ac cording to the numixt of volumes required. Prospectuses postage fees, on application.—CHAßLin EDWARD 1111/IE, New Oslonietreet, Loudon: City office, No. 4, King street, Cheeped*. Breach establishmsale—Croseatreet, Manchester. and Templewtreet, itirminghain. MLIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.—Second-band Books on Sale.—Purchasers of Book • for public or private libraries, merchants, shi ping agents : and others. are Invited to apply for the APRIL LIST of WORKS withdrawn from kindle, library for SALE. This hat contawl more than Lobo other works of the past and present season, at the lowest correct pricea—LITARLES EDWARD 11 ÜblE, New OxfordAtreet, London : City Mike, 4, King.street, Cheapside. Branch este, liahments—Croes-stree4, Manchester; and Temple-strati, Bir- PERSONS FURNISHING will find CPTTIsitYB Ironmongery Wain's/intent. VI, OXFORD-STREET, a eouverdent House. A large stock of well. manufactured goods always on sale. InectroPlate Table Cutlery, Tea Trays, Baths : also brushes, Turnery, and Cooperage goods. livery article for the house and kitchen. Carriage paid for orders above Ad. FIELD'S celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, 4d. and ed. each, sold by all chandlers and Focus throughout the kingdom ; but the public should ask for Field's, and see that the name of J. C. and J. FIELD Is on each packet, box. and tablet. Wholesale and for esportation at the Works, UPPER MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. S., when also may he obtained that: Prue Medal Parafilue f.dludies. MUSIC. ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA. Masaniello was performed last night for the first time this sauce to an immense hones, and with extraordinary Idol. This magnificent open—the tale sway of its veteran author in the walk of lyrical tragedy, which, in its grandeur and pathos, presents so remarkable • contrast to the light end comic subjects of all his other works—did not exhibit any special novelty is its list even ing's performance. Mario appeared as the fisherman-hero ; Oratinui as his friend and oomrade Pietro, Neri•Baraldi as Alphonso, Mdllw Marie Batts as Elvin, and Mdlle. fialvioni es Masaniello's mister, the dumb girl Familia. Mario was greeted with acclamations of welootee and applause. He was somewhat hoarse, but it impaired very slightly the power and quality of his beautiful voice, which is still un rivalled in the mallow sweetness of its tones, and the exquisite softness and tenderness of its expression. We have seep, we believe, almost all the great Maaniellos who have appeared since this opera was first produced, and we are convinced that not one of them has ever been equal to Mario. His reading of the character is masked with • geetle•ea and feeling which, without detracting from its force and manliness, gives it • degree of interest all his own. His voice has of late become precarious and very susceptible of external influences, but when in a sound condition it bee a charm possessed by ,uo other tenor voice which we have ever heard. Nothing could be more delicious than the bar mole, " Amid pie hello sons it giorno ;" or more tender and affecting than the melody, "Sandi, 0 Kinn°, dal cielo,'i breathed by the fisherman over the couch of his sleeping sister. Graziani is an excellent representative of Pietro, for which the tine quality of hts baritone voice especially fits him. Mdlle. Salvioni is a charming and interesting She is a mast accomplished mime—her looks and gemeres speak a langusge which stands in no need of interpretation by words. Elvira is a weak and ineffective part— • niece vehicle for the display of a few feata,of florid execution— feats which Millie. Battu accomplishes very succeedully. But the great and novel effect given to last night's pit. torments lay even more in the completeness and splendour of its ensemble than in the excellence of the individual porta. The choruses were sung with unsurpassable precision and effect ; the superb orchestra put forth all its powers, and the scenic displays were clothed with • rich variety of novel features which gave them a picturesque beauty, animation, and air of reality unexampled even on the magnificent stage of the Royal Italian Opera. Afassiiiicilo, thus got up and per formed, cannot fail to be one of the most attractive pieces of the mama. To-morrow evening Herr Wachtel—the German tenor who roads his d.'4ut in 1862—is announced to snake his first appear►nce at the Royal Italian Opera this 0.1111012 as Manrico in the Trovatore, Mae. Autonietta Fried under taking the part of lAIOOOIII ; and on Saturday the Favorite will be produced, with Mdlle. Lagras and Signors Mario and Graziani. THE RECEPTION OP GARIBALDI IN LONDON. A crowded meeting of the general committee of trade and friendly society delegates, forming the Working Yen's Garibaldi Demonstration and Testimonial Commit• tie, wax h : ld - last night at the Whitttngtuu Club, sttaod. About 2St) delegates were present. Mr. G. °MMUS occu. pied the chair. The Hooorary Secretary' read • mar of correspoedence from Foresters' court*, Odd Fellows, and Old Friends' lodges, working men's clubs, volunteer bands, temperance 'acuities, tire brigades, &c., all expressing their intention to take part in the procession. The deputatiou who had visited Southampton to invite Garibaldi to meet the working men of the metropolis the• reported the result of their mission. Atter some difficulty they bad suc ceeded in obtaining an interview with Garibaldi at the house of the Mayor of Southampton, when he expressed his strong desire to meet the worktng mea of London. and has great pleasure at receiving a deputa tion trout them. He mid it had beau arranged he should proceed to London on Saturday next, oo • visit to the Duke of Sutherland, when be should probably bey, the pleasure of meeting his friends of the working dames. They bad reported the result of their obeervatmes to We City committee, who had that day taken effectual steps to remove Garibaldi from the trammel' with which it was long attempted to enoornpue him, and the result of this movement would be communicated to the Lawton commit tees on Wednesday (this) morning by telegram. The deputation concluded by stating they had been received during their Clime days' stay at Southampton in the most courteous manner by the mayor and the municipal authori ties. The secretary stated that, as at present arranged, Gari baldi would arrive at the Nine Elms Station on Saturday next, about 3 o'clock, but the result of • telegram ex. pentad in London on Wednesday night fixes Holiday, ►t the same hour, as the day. It would be well, however, to be prepared for the earlier day, though both the City Cont. , mittee and this Committee were working fur Monday. The ' ground at the station had been marked out by the sub committee in conjunction with the railway authorities, and • temporary platform would be erected, on which Gari baldi would receive the various addresses, to which awe mony, previous to the proomsion, the public would be admitted by ticket only. A full programme of the whole proceedings would be published on Thursday morning. by which time the day of arrival would be definitely cited. The remainder of the day was occupied with routine Mud. nese, the irate of subscription-books, &c., and the meeting adjourned at a late hour. THE RIPREetENTETION or LANCASITEJL-011 MOH day Mr. W. J. Ginsett Mimed an address, dated °acme, to the electors of this borough, informing them t►at he intended to resign his seat at mice. The new writ for the election of a member to supply the seaway, and whirls we to have been applied for immediately Mr. Garnett bed taken the usual steps to complete his resignations, therefore, daily expected. The election will. in all probability, some off at the end of next week. It is rumoured that Mr. F. Somerville Head, the last candidate who appeared, will retire before the omiteet, end leave the electors to dame Weems Mr. Feswiek and Mr. Saunders, but this seems unlikely, as the moderate principles of Mr. Head sews sow to nod more favour with the iion than it was origi nally believed they would. [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (artnira's TELEGRAUR.) THE ARCHDUKE MAXINHLIAN. PARIS, Aram 5. La France of this evening says :—" he Arch- duke Maximilian has not yet received the Mexican deputation, difficulties having arisen at the last moment touching his definitive acceptance of the conditions relative to his eventual rights of succession to the Austrian throne. The Archduke consented to renounce his rights, but the Arch duchess Charlotte is said to have offered serious objections to that step. Fresh negotiations have commenced." The same paper states that the journey of the Archduchess Charlotte to Vienna is said to have some reference to this circumstance. THE CONFERENCE. COPENHAGEN, Aram 5. M. de Quaade and M. Krieger have been ap poiuted plenipotentiaries at the Conference. They leave for London to-morrow. It is believed that M. de Quaade will resign his portfolio before leering this city. HOLSTEIN. KIEL, APRIL 5. The Assembly of the deputies toiheS;S;ig- Holstein Estates was bald to-day. A protest was signed against any decision of the Powers impairing the rights of the Duchies. Three members were ordered to transmit this protest to the Federal Diet, and to the European Powers. ALTONA. Aram 5. The municipality and the College of Deputies at Kiel have summoned the other communal repre sentatives of Holstein to assemble at Neumunster, to pass common resolutions in reference to the con dition of the country. PRUSSIA. BERLIN, Amu. 5. The Norddeutache All2emeine Zeitunq of to-day says : "The alleged identical circular note of Prussia and Austria, published by the Vienna Press of the 2nd inst., said to be addressed to the German Federal States on the subject of the Conference, is in form and contents a complete invention." FRANCE. PARIS, Area 5. Mr. Pope Hennessy, M.P., who had an audience of the Emperor Napoleon yesterday, has had another interview to-day. THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company : MARSEILLES. APRIL 5. The Valetta, with the above mails, reached Mar seilles at 5.30 p.m. this day. The mails fe.ive for London by the 10.30 p.m. train. POLAND. The imperial ukase, notwithstanding the intrigues of the Russian agents, has in no way produced the effect on the Polish peasants which had been hoped for. The German correspondent of the Ifatiotial Gazette announces that everywhere the news is being continued, that the ukase bas been received coldly and with indifference by the peasant population, who have even shown some hostility to the Russian government, and suspicion of its objects. They display great dissatisfaction at being placed under Russian officials instead of their own countrymen as heretofore. The Aativnal Gazettc also asserts that dreadful tortures are practised ou the political prisoners iu the citadel to elicit confessions. The official Dziestik announces the appearance of a new insurgent band of 400 men on the 28th March, opposite Rypin, in the palatinate of Plock ; and also of a small detachment in the village of Zabia, in the palatinate of Ostroleuka. On the 10th March au engagement, it adds, took place near Radom with the insurgents under Filipowaki. The Vienna Press says that on the 24th March nine Poles, who had rongbt refuge on Austrian territory, were given up to the Russians at Radziwillow by the Austrian authorities. These unfortunate people were immediately put in irons and taken into the interior of the country. ARCHITECTURAL EXHIRITION.—LitSt evening the 14th exhibition midst the auspices of the society of Archi tects was opened at the rooms in Ouoduit-street, Regent street, when a tunversazione took place, mid a large number of visitors were present to do honour to the ocasiion. The premises being commodious and well-arringed for an event of this nature, the company were enabled to peas through the suite of rooms without that inconveoieuce from " over. crowding" which is too often experieumid at amemblages of this description. GRAND SURREY DOCKS AND CAN•L COMPANY.--• A special general meeting of the proprietors of the Grand Surrey Docks and Canal Company was held yesterday, at the company's °dices, St. Heise's. place, City, for the par. poem of approving • bill Dow pending is isarliaineet amalga mating this undertaking with the Commercial Dock Com pany; lir. loam Solly in the chair. This wes a Wharncliffe meeting. and the bill having bees read wee unanimously approved, and a vote of thanks given to the chairman and directors foe the meaner in which they bad carried out the arrangement. HEALTH or LONDON.-4t appears from the Re girtry-General's return that the total number of deaths registered in the week that ended last Saturday was 1,675. The average number for the thirteenth week in ten veers 18:4.63 is, with a correction for increase of population, 1,547. The actual result is therefore in excess of the esti mated number by 132. The deaths of young persona, those under twenty yearn of age, were numerous; they rose to 813, which is higher than the number returned in any week, with only one exception, during the present year. The drabs from poetunooia or iothinirnation of the lunge rose to 122, which is more than they had been is any of the eight previous weeks; whilst the corrected average is 107. Pbthisis was fatal in many cases; 214 deaths were referred to it, and 211 to bronchitis; the average for these two dismiss being respectively 174 and 162. Seventy-nine children died of whooping-cough ; all of them under ten years, sod a great majority under two years of age. No lees than 6 deaths from whooping-cough were in Liniehouse. Out of 55 deaths from measles, 5 occurred in the east sub-district of Ishogton. Five fatal accidents on the streets by waggons, cabriolets, or other carriages. were recorded in the week. A child died from having swallowed • halfpenny a year previously ; it canned enteritis sad =serious. A woman aged 40 years died in the workhouse. Westminster, on the 18th ult., from "destitution and low fever." The widow of • bricklayer died ou the 25th elk, at 4, Acorn-street, St. Botolph, from "dropsy accelerated by want of proper nourishment." Lost w ee k the births of 1,072 boys and Ltril girls, in all 2,153 children, were registered in London. In the ten correspond leg weeks of the years 1854-63 the average number (cor rected) was 2,161. SAILING OF TRO BLOCKADE-RUNNERS FROM THE MininT.—Yesterday two of the swiftest paddle steamers that ever left the port of Liverpool sailed for Susan, from +home they proceed to run the Wilmington blockade. The names of them two are the Badger soil Let Her B ; the former is under the command of Captain Priestly, the latter under Captain Reisoe—aid both vessels are hearily laden with such materials as the Confederates are mart in need of, and which, should they elude the vigilance of the Federal cruisers on the isward and outward blocked* trip, will realise au enormous per centime. Two other smart vessels will leave the Chile next week, on a similar errand as the atomism above-earned, _ _ Dimas. Bit:size and box, tempted by the success which has attended their endeavours to check the monopoly misting in the book trade, and who claim some credit for the introduction of cheap literatare, ham now dimmed their attention to the sea profits of the fancy and stationery trade, and have opened &Minimal premises In Le.reeterequare, oppm Mt* their old establishment. The goods supplied bane hems care- Wily selected from the stocks of the hest makers, and are marked in plebe &gams at the lowest poesitdc prices for crib only. 64 laicanarespiare.—(Advertbewsenal