The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-22 00:00:00

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This 'magnificent shth, built ii pmely for the ladle trod*. has beam thortmeghly rellteml, her gns.rate aednunodatien for pameengurs and will emery an *Wu se ,,,t amnion also a stewardeas These steamers will call at she ewe of Good Hope on the homeward sops/" only, and son etiwted to make an overall pussies of B. days from England to Nedra* Pauenura by the demurs will have the option of eraborkleg M are sembakig at Plymouth, the Company paying sheu. and between London and Plymouth, sad conveying lbon to sad from the stearners—Por freight or gra so a 9 9 17 So Grind:ay and Co, M. Parliament sheet. 15. W. : or to the mans; 'az smuts of the Company. Messrs Bead and blerlrelde. yi pc , n g.tana. LC.. and in Plymouth, to Mr. IL J. Waring • oppbc.tfon for sppolotroauu as raldelfineesa mast be made M the ofilees of the Company, 9, Minolog-Inne. LC. REGINALD PAIK2R, Begretery. REGULAR LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For roIT PHILLIP Direct (to sell ea the ISth Jun a. last Ai de the leak, the splendid Drttleh-bellt clipper MART ayb S,Allouresenlasts,lo44 reigists_s„ H. SAUTE, commander; Irbet In Mit Ole Dada Me id, /ma fall re.sp, with excellent accornmodstion to paseingers carries a wool', and will call at Plymouth. ?or treigla pesamill 1 1., ruILLIPPS. SHAW, and LOWTHER. I, Rossi Itx 41:Le.,addings, Le. REGULAR LINE of PACKET SHIP.—For PORT PHILUP Direct We sail as t a lath May, at ppaprua: day the 12th). the woe-knows clipper ship MUM% yn.. tons mister. H. T. DICICINSOff, Commander : Wiwi In the East India Decks. This raroarlte ship has a poop sad lofty 'preen &As. with superior accommodation for passengers; car ries a sun:row and will call at Plymouth Her last two oat ward pWaged male CO and 70 days —For freight or maw apply t' PHI LLIPPA, SHAW sad LOWEHLIA %Loyal Exchange buddins LC. MESSRS. MONEY WIORAM and SONS' (0! BlarkeralLyard, London) LINE ems STEAM PACK= SHIP , to A Sl' &ALIA. —For MELBOURNI. Port Phillip, Direst Ito leave the Docks on fiattinia). May tl, calling at Plymouth', Die rplendid new clipper snip VAIL I. iOO tees. J. g. ATWOOD, commander: lying In the List India Docks. Her &commode bons for all ammo of pawners are tutoirpassed, and she will carry an eseaced siageon.—Yor freight or passage m l n o , McLEID. AU.PORT, and MORGAN. with Moms. Money and Sons. No. 7, Leadenball-atreet. as by this Una or wc:,:t are conveyed from Paddington to P ymoeth gra clam for second class farm and second dam for third dams twee. NEW ZEALAND PASSENGER PACKETS of WILLIS and Co..' LlNE—Established IBM. no Packets of this Mae are well tavern as among the finest sad fastest Clippers ever despatched to New Zealand, and sell with punctuality tray month for the porta of Auckland, 1 Canterbury, Wellington, Otago. • Nelson. Hawks , . say, go. For full information as to ships, date of sailing, rates of pan sa v e. freight, de., apply to WILLIS, OANN, and Co 1., Crosby. moue . or to CILLIS, ROBINSON. and Co., 1 and a. haat India-avenue. Leadenhallotreet, London. LC. Just published, Ninth Edition, ninsed and Improved, and sent pow free for seven stamps, the NEW ZEALAND HAND EDOE, cm:Mining a coloured Map, and a full deemiption of the whole colony, and the beet information on every New Zealand snbtect needed by the capitalist, emigrant, or the working man. RTILUI TO ItIW YOWL. THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PHILADILPH 1 A MAII-PRIP COWPANT istend the seeelithe their tall.powered Clyd•-buith Ix. Nesoi4lothe. vinyl% UtISA thies =JAN, _ _ FROM LIVERPOOL FOR RTI► TIME criy . 7)l iiAln - ciiit;fo it «tiy. Aprll 27. CITY OY CORE, Saturday, April 30 CITY OF LuNDO3 ednesday, May 4. Ad every Wedneeday, and every aiterame Saturday. Cabin pusses by the mall Maniere rift every Wednesday, 10. 17, and 21 gammas, amordnag le the accommodation. Cabin by the Saturday's steamers, 13 edema. leeward an r g am :t g l ' mon Including all previsions esokad. men fur Canada. the naiad States, and British Ceinalds, booked aa very advantageous Carus—lee farther porticulan &Mc WILLIAM INMAN, St, Waterelsost, Livstsool; ag to sad MACEY. 11. nig Milltamsamst, STEAM iron LONDON to NSW YORK. The BRITISH sad ANNZICAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Waded) deepatel one of the tadetwattooed Wendel het screw t•lve sea month toe New York. Load= Wasoniastar Dublin Now Ycet Tama I Hoea►powmr. 2,666 1 VA 2,600 606 2,660 SOO 2,600 600 Captain Glover. Cereals Coach. Owed& Freed. Caprala Herd& Them mminllsent meals are anattrpemed by any ocean.olm Ammer. and have accommodation for passengers replete_ with "ray comfort. n• line will commence at an early date. the erect day lob axed in a later announcement. To load In the Victoria Doelca—lPor freight ar preens *wady le the Company's Agents. AL/11D LAYING and Co.. 11. Leadenhalletreet. BREM N. —Neutral vessel under Russian flag. Direct Route to Hanover, lirundwiek, and Central Ger many. —Oneof the One first clam screw steamenAD LER, HOWE, or SCHWA LSE will be despatched from Horselydown, every Thursday morning /weather permitting;, at 8 am, calling at Blachwall Pier for misaendeve at 10 am,—lard to Bremen, and . return tin Wit, a r end Lind —Apply at CHAPLIN'i Ca ersal inane, Regent-circus, W. or to ?HPf , PPS, (MAVEN PHILLI PPS. and Co., 11, Brod•lnse. E.C. T IIE CONTINENTAL UNION GAS COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the Companies Act, UM, with Limited Liability. Capital C 400.000, in 20,000 shares of L2O each (with po.er to uscreate). Depoait, Ll on app _llTP...tido, and £4 on allotment. Jolla Allan, Edo., Director of thelieientel Gas Company. Henry W °Kudos Blake, laq.. 18, Loadoaotreet. Lewis Cubit; Isq., Director of the Unpaid Cu Company, L,odon. John Fisher, Rao., late of Fishers and lobinmes. Watlingetreet. loudoa. William White, Leo., Director of the lampoon Gee Conspeoy. With power to add to their emitter.) Bescrai—Means. lieetermen, Fe!era r , Mildred, and Co., Sr,, AUDITORS. Joseph WWI& Esq., DeptliTelialinnan of the City of London Gas Company. a. v [tackler, Lap., Secretary to the Lwow= Oat Company. e. 4.1 rroae—Maters. Hughes. llattennan. and Hot Oak 17, BoCkhoriban. loxes —Nowa MIL Fawcett, and HID, le, 17aoadneedle-et P . IIOSPf4:II7J, This Company has bemsfriii;dfOr tie patposs of carrying oo Use business of Chia Works now in toll operetioo, with exclusive privilege., in the following cities and towns of Yranoe and Italy, • airastorg, CAM, biasses, Vienne, Rouse, Bemicatre, Alba, Milan, Genoa, Parma, Modena and Alessandita, and which tow beim( to the 9ocift4 .• Union des Oas." Ike Company will also have the power of extending the existing works, and of advting inch other concessions as may be considered sufkuently reannierative, either slope or In CULIDSIIOII with the Societe twos due Gas." 11. concessions them brought antler one management ware obtained at different periods by the Societe Rion des Gm," and nearly a million sterling has been expended in eneurtng the ooacemikas and in the construction and improvement of the several works, plant, mains. service pipes, etc. Loring the lest three )ease the management ban been is the hands of a private company called the Societe dExploitalion .11",thex i Gar," under* n years' working lease, and the malt ha. been as follows: titues rei ems for year ending 30th dune. 1861 .... L 142,800 SOO how 1N,840 70th June. 1863 .... 1 i1,k60 The inips,:vensexicthush7dlcated Is steadily g. The capabilities of the works and the v le character of the business having thus been lay established by the experience of a Company with limited resources, it le new proposed to raise sub lent capital for the repayment of all outstanding loans, assuuting to 4141400, and for the further development of the Oronerti. to meet tbe constantly 'screwing demand for gaa the above-mentioned cities and towns. The C•mtinental Union Gas Company ',United) have, the fore, ent e r e d into agreements for the purchaae of all the tichts, Drip Lieges. and property of the Soclite d'Explottation for 2.508 poid.up abate* of this Calaway . and by • payment of lu cash. this Company will become entitled to 447.600 in share, of the •• tales des Oaf," to all profits from the 304/ June last. the brined of all outlay for improvements and extensions diutuig the last, three years, and will obtain the marten& r of the juice. -t. and secure the cooperation of all parties . concerned. 7h •'>oclEtf clEoloitation " thus becomes extinct. Donne the period of the contract the whole mutts of the '''' rks Cull ladoes to this Company, after providing fur tbe pay ment of a rental to the Union des tug," commencing at 47,000 per annum, and rising in nine years to • maximum of 011,ut10 . mud also for the redemption of • • obligations " amount iui witb interest to L 27,450 per annum, by anneal drawing. ent".l over 20 years. All rharies of this description hate bith•-r1 • , I eon paid out of protits, leaving a large surplus. lit th- evplration of the 23 yews' contract, under the terms of the:, agreement, the Continental Union Gas Company ;limited) will become joint owners to the extent of one-ball of the entire tar •.rty represented by the avers' concessions and gas works the -• Tbion des Gas,"wUl likewise be repaid the amount of all •, , Gas f• •r improvements, extensions, and new worke, and will le ••:i, thenceforth to not leas than one moiety of theprogte, Ins- r fr. all liabilities and preferential charges. rompkte inspection of the several works has been made on tlic psrt of this Company by • thoroughly practical gas engineer, who kit reported most favourably of the prospects of the ao , lerta:Osc. i• r. 01 known to persons convergent with gag works that 11" ~,v.wption of gas Is continually increasinogj. and where, as ii, ca.e, exclusive privileges have been obtained, the pronto lit rouse in a still greater ratio. The magnitude and Importance of the cities and towns embraced In the concessions. coupled tVe . %pc-Hence of the past working, are such as to aware .I,amholdere immediate and steadily Increasing dividends. A lAre number of the shares are already etabscribed. Pro. M.. !Ise, :cad forms of application may be obtained of Messrs. lir' taw, eft, and Hill, the Brokers of the Company: or at the See- howl cancel of the Company. 7be amount of upon each shit,. applied for must be paid to tbe Company's Bankers r pre • • Al) to the application being sent in ; this uses will be Tl.' ,f ao allotment is made to the applicant. I • li•Ior.• ry 'Meta. Threadeeedieutreek LC., • April YL WA T HE CONTINENTAL UNION GAS C 03IPA NY Limtted`,. ‘..1 I fIEAEBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATIONS for he RECEIVED, either tress Lorimar austere, 4. ,, 11..1:10iw Aaturday , the 22rd instant. Ii 1 lA. FAWCETT, sod HILL, Broken to tea Ccalpsay. ihre.ileotreet, April V. 11104. "FOZEAU'S COPAHINE MEGE, successfully tiled in the Parts and Looton Hospitals, under the care of MOWS Cudense, Alcor& Lloyd, Poland. and Lama Clark (- Lancet," Nor. 6, 1962., saws a cure lu an average of At days either in recent or chronic dlecalies.-41s. 64. per bottle, by post and fa. at C. JOZCAUII, Preach ambit, O. arm/W. Leaden 126, baslend Magee" Part RII PT LIRE S.—The PATENT SELF. ADJUSTING GERMAN TIMM, acting effectually with out any complications, lo recommended by the faculty for the care and relief of hernia. The necesuiry quality of a good tram le an efficient resisting power, without unnecessary preemiee on the part affected, which desirable object is alone obtained in a tsar useactimisred with gram spiral spring; cc pad behind.— J. IWO arid Co., 1, Plocadtlly, A. EMPIRE of MEXICO. ANOLO-FILIMCH 111 TIN CZNT. LOAN. 1a,700,1100, representing a nominal amount of C 11,31111,000. billends to Beene, of &kWh £606 WM, AlOO, and LSO each. With others of smaller amounts for the lbatinental Markets. With half-yearly Coupons attached. payable lit April and Id October in Langan Pada. lamed to London by Meaws. Glyn, or sod Co., and the Inter aet Financial Society (Limi.t. Is Pavia by by the Societe Generale de Credit Mo te ldier. Decrees it the Montan Maximilian. dated 10th and 11th titldlt, and convenUmta entered Into with Mews. Glyn, and Co., authorise the lune of heeds of the Meehan aspire to the extent of AMNIA.. steeling. bearing interest at liwite:S. per antrum, pOrable half -)eas ly tn Loodoo Ports. amount CS,OeO,OOO Bonds will be 'modeled 0 account of the Itelllan Government, and the remaining tk706000 on semant of the French (leverantent, by whoa' dims Benda have been eceepted in payment of expenses Incurred in Mexico. The following are the erreagemente for the Mole to the public of Oa teal amonnt cd at the price of a pee neat Orli& Interest from Let Ap rtii, le A rit 'able At on A don. LI „ eat 16th June. 1884. eao „ 15th August, ~ £lO • 15th October, £lO • Mel December. „ MA • rath February, UM. 611 per sent. • minpon of S per cent., due let October,l966, will be attached to the scrip, and will be received in part payment of the Metal. meat of 10 per cent. doe 11th October; and sabsenbers will bare the option of posies the laelaireenta under discreet at the rant of 6 per cent. per asmnt, on any of the days axed for pay ment of the Instalment& Tee Bonds will Ms espressed Is francs as well as la sterling, so as to admit of their aeget/ation in Paris and other cootinental marlteta. To afford facilities for the neptiation in Femme. his Excell ey 11. Pool. the French Minister of Flamm, has arthodsed that a public subscription shall be opened in Parts and the principal towns of France. Be baa also instructed the &ruches of the Stock Yacbsages of Paris, Lyons, Marseilles, Toulouse, and Bordeaux, to admit the Scrip and Bonds of the Loan to their daily negotiations, and to the dealings therein, both for cash and the account, to he nestled on the Medal lima. . . . ' llook lbud will have attached to it half-yearly interest coupons, pal able on let April and lit October of each7ear to Lagoa, in Meeting, as the Hank et Mears. Glen. YIW, and Co., and la Paris, at the axed exchange of 2.M. foe. per L ster ling. at the bankers of the llealean government. if the instalments be not paid at the reepeettre due &tea In. tenet at 10 per cent. per annum w W be charged until payment. Should any instalment not be paid within one calendar month after ne t =ne, th e scrip and all previous payments thereon will be Out of the proceeds of the Loan a sum equal to the four half. yearly payments of Interest thereon falling due Ist October, loot, Ist April and let October, leek and lot April, MS will be retained In the Cakes dee Depots et Co Gone of the French , Government at Para. The Mixed Financal Commiselon herein ' after described will be specially cheesed with the daty of pro riding. out of the to so reigned, foe the payment is London and lags of the said four halt. yearly dividends. Also, out of the proceeds of the loan, and tinder precisely slalar stranxesseuts, funds win be reigned for the next four Iserhyinely payments of uttered on the Three per Cest. Mexican Boon 1111 held under the decree of October, NW and on the New Three per Cent. Bonds representieg the caphalised amen of interest thereon, as agreed to by the hoiden of the existing bends, at their recent meeting in London. Per the liquidation ottbe Loan now to be eogracted, a sink ' lug hued, equal so I par ceaL per arum on the nominal capital a the loan, will be provided from lot of April, 1810, and applied to the purchase in London and Faris, of bends of the vetoes clews hinted to represeet the lout A Mexican Financial Commission will be at once established in Pl/11, and will be empowered to do all oflk/al acts neceerary for the completion and tune of the scrip and bonds arising out of the Loan, and also for the capitalisation et the arrears of interest on the old bonds, and for other financial purposes. This Commlselon will consist of Count de Genniny, Senator, Hooorary Governor of the Bank of Prance, Mr. William Hope, treneng 'reneger of the ligernational Financial Society as Pro vigonal English Consmisaioner, and a member to be specially delegated by the Emperor of Mexico . TM dominate relstag to the authorisation of the Law may be inspected at the term of Nam Birdlime), Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, solicitors. 40, Parnamentetreet, Westminster. In ceps of any enigma not receiving an allothaent, the depo sit mode on application will be returned in full . and Ifs ler anioust be allotted than is applied for, the deposit wUt be au piled towards the further sus payable on allotment, and the maples baler" If say, returned to the applicant. ♦rentioria g l ri coorn=led by th e prescribed deposit, will be veil by Wilts, and fa., 87, Legalisedreet, Loarlemed the laternetional Firwcial Society (Limited) : eg by the adete Gegen& de Credit blobilier, at Paris, until Satre. 6y next. the nra Apra Lists will also be opined threeglecal e depertmenes et honor by a/I SIM dente of the Itecleall Wangs de Credit Nagler, and of the t Fonder of Franca - 'At Tinto, b 7 the Seeidtb °donnas de Credal blobilles 1tt11e . t ..2 .. At Madrid .. ha At Amgen:lire „ de Commerce et d'lnnarTe. Tams of appHeatlon and proiPeetasee nay be bad of New. Glyn, fella and Co. 67. Lontbard-otrest . or tba International Masada dociety ,Llzulted;. 54, Old Broadatreet. London, April 16, 1664. PORT or APPLICATION, No (To be retained by the laakers.) OF MEXICO. ANGLO-FRENCH BIZ PIER CENT. LOAN. /7,76o,iiiCre — preN - 17 - li - Wllia - 11171;611TCIiii.i6S,0.0. To Memo Olyn, Milk, and Co., nod the International /Wanda Society (Limitedj. Having paid to Yews MA MUle, and Co., the tura of t beteg the will &peon of 6 per cent. oil L I request that rya will allot tom. t In the .have Loan, sad I hereby agree to wept that amount sr any lees ma that may be allotted to me end to pay the farther inatelmona thereon to aoserdanoe with the Mom of year prompectua of 16th April, UM. Name la full Address in taU OcamMkin Date , 1106 Bums' Itaczire. No. (To br ZWPIRE retained by A YELlCO. wliataLi ANOW.IItANCH SIX PRA CUNT. LOAN. _ . C7,790.00 - o,n6Wesesoiiii • nominal amount of L 11.363,000. , 14entordetreet, London, April, 1964 Received of the sue at A on account the above Loan, being the dopodt, of S per cent. on an applica tion for a; of the above Lona for OLYN, MILTS, and Co, The Applicant will plows All up the blank, et this Applica tion and the Receipt beton Tangenting the psyneent. ROY AL ALHAMBRA. SPECIAL NOTICE—Oa MONDAY SYENINO meet the Mb Ind.. there will be a °NAND NANCY DES lIALL, la honour of Ike Shakespearian Festiva THE BRITISH and SOUTH AMERICAN STIAbil NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited'. looorporated, with Ural tad ISSIL4 liability under " The Companies' Ast, Capital £1.000,000. In shares of ASO each. Pint hose 15.000 shares. Deposit, Al of share cm application . further paymeat on allotment it per share . Calla aot to • Wild £5 per Share. No call will be made until alter the espiration of three months from the date of Allotment, and note less than three months IrM Intervene between each ealL Marla A Cokbegter, isq.7)legirs. --- Colcheeters and Wooing!), Landon. Lord Alan Spencer Churchill, London. Biased lisatler, Req. (Messrs. Heathy, Cowan, and Os.), Lines' and ValpaMso. Director of the Financial Corporation Malted). 0. A. H. Hon, Zan. (Director of the London, Buenas AMIE and Elyse rate Bank). London. C. C. Jehnsises, Zan. (Nerve. Samuel Johnston and On), Liver -I=meiYArdkry, In. 21 . 1c . ra. Eldiey, Son. and Co.), Liwepool. Wm. NW, Sank Director of We Nceth British and Mercantile Insurance U pany), wepool. Gawp Hager Walwilsi4 Mow tillangs. Banish'. Mat awl Co.), Lk/Wool- John Waggon, Seq. (Mews. John Watson and Co.), London, Maims. of the bilis y• Chrtatopher Hermann, ES•t ff r ih eisn. C Moson, T. Beier, and Co.), Ueda'. B.lchnnl Zahn, Faq., MancisearAv pawn% J. Pint, 7Alut, and Co., Varparatio;. nanninin. Liverpool-The North and South Hales Bank. London-The 'Cowper Bank (Lotted;, King Winklitn-street, Man ch City. Later--The Union Bank of lifenchester (Limned). 1150/1.11311. Liverpool - Mews. S. P. and B. Healey, 7. Bale-street. London-Moser& Walker end Landau, 26, Austintriars. Mauchester-Frederick Fielder, lip., Crow-street. Glassow-Nears. Guilds and Touch. 6a, St. Vincent-street. 110Drruis -Mears. Harwood. Banner, and Son, Liverpool. SOLICITuRS. Liverpool-Masers. Littledsle, Ridley, and Birdwell. Brown's boasting'. London-Mears. Mercer and Mercer, bkrarrail pro ass.-J. S. Craig, E.g. TIZPOLOAT OFFICES. Liverpool-4 and 6. Browarebußdtaga. London-a, 'Let ladinavenus, Lermenhall-street. PACIIPCCTUL . The rapid development of steam nadgation in long voyages, and the recent improvements In marten engines admitting of increased economy la consumption of fuel. mike it evi g-egi n i tthat ere long all the valusule trade of the world will be conveyed by screw 'mammy which. while worked at a compara tively moderate cost, ensure regularity of despatch and certainly of arrival not attainable by the fastest clipper minus Alp. The liecuterrasseass. American. sod West ludian Umbel an now almost exclusively carried on by wisubeldised screw steamers, and the result of the established hoes, such as the lnmaa," " Bibby," Ac., has been highly remunerative to the tharettolders. . . . ibis tiompeny ha been formed to eatabUah a line of Mean communication between England, Brazil, the River Plate, and the Waal Coati of &min America, viAthe Straits of ltermilan The recent pommies of the Pacific Coinpanya home, which fa proceeding to their stations la the Pacific have performed the voyage in thirty-five to forty days. from Liverpool to Valparaiso, calli at Madeira. it. Vincent, and Monte Video, prove the feasibi ng lity of this rotate. The vest 'latent of trade with the countries with which this Company proposes to open communication may be lees from the - - Milo:W.lli astissient : The exports of Brit tab manufactures to Bruit. River Plate. Chili, and Peru, In IBA, amounted to value to c5,n1,150 The imports from the West Coast, consisting of bar copper, silver, silver ore, nitrate, wheat, wool, cot. too, itc... employ over 200,000 tons of shipping annually. From Mil the annual 'sports el bareopperme about 15.000 tons .. .. .. relfulus copper ore Me Lanai expOttstion of produce from Chili alone la valued at _ . . oilseeds of x:4,000,000 eterßog lt will thus be seen that • large and profitable led exists (as yet unprovided with Meese for ouninsercial purposes; for the establishment o a line of screw steamers of power su&Sent to ensure certainty of quick !images, and of capacity to tote large cargoes, affording at the same tune accommodation for a yearly Merman passenger trade to Brazil and to the West (Mist. The Company will coionienos operations with sin screw steam ships 012430 tons and 300 borne-power each (having capacity for LON by mrgo, U days' fuel. and accommodation for 50 to 70 dyes and a similar number of second.cisas . tairengerC, leasing Liverpiol mid ellmouth once • month , et tees, KM Janeiro, and Monte Video au minnows for Buenos Ayres', thence proceecUng iak li I= s ts el Magellan to Val paraiso and Lima Arrangements will be made to take cargo to end from Aries, Islay, sad other ports on the West Coml. The mateis are guaranteed to stem le DAM, and being fully rigged as clipper maws Alps, me valleaded to perform the MaafelfulA Falmoutho WOW kW Janeiro fealling at Bale) 25 days. Do. Monte Video Do. Valparaiso Do. Wes OO . The average pumas of smiling ships to the West Cost being over 00 days. The Chilisn government bee long wished to see such • line established, and some years ego offered • subsidy for the pur pose . It is hoped the et the least liberal concessions will be obtained, not only from the t.hillan, but also from the Peruvian. Argentine. and Brazil governments, which will tend to facilitate the operations of the e =pan,. The expense of working such • line has been carefully goes Into, sod every confidenoels felt in recommending this scheme se possessing elements equal, if out superior, to any mercantile steam line trots England. The Panic cormany, 'though only connected Indirectly (via Panama) with Bnglaod, commenced in WO with four smW steamer', have now • nett of seventeen vassals of peat power, pay very handsome dividends, and their shares, which °el gloat', were CBB each, are now quoted et whilst in so trade have sailing ships left man profitable resets than in that of the West Coast.. . . . . The service* of a firm well acquainted with the trade. and the management of *crew steamer*, have Wee secured on satisfac tory terms, and the business of the Coltman) will be conducted on the most economical wale constatent with efficiency . Ito promodon money will be paid foe tine till Com pany, but the preliminary expels.* will be cc olineg to necessary disbursements only. The articles of aasociatkus may be seen at the offices of the solicitors to the Company. Applications for shares must be accompanied with the pay ment d the deposit of 41 per share. Is caw the amount so pa id exceed 51 per share on the number of shares eilotted, the sur plus will be returned ; but should it fall short the balance must be paid within the time to be stateJ In the letters of allotment, oth rola* the allotment will be canceled sod the deposit for feited. . . Forms of application for shares may to obtained from the brokers, and at the temporary °Mom of t►e Compana. In cases where nu allotment is made the devout will be re turned In kik WORM OP APTLIC6I7OII FOR SHAWL To be retained by the Bankers. To the Directors of the British and South American Steam Navi gates Company :Lindlady. Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of gi per share on shares in Mosher . * Ceenpany, I hereby request that you will allot me that number. and I agree to accept the same, or any leas number you may allot me, and to become memb er of the Company and I au thorise you to place my name on the register of members forthe shares so allotted; and I agree to be booed by all the conditions and regulatioes contaleed in the memorandum sad articles of association of the Company. I further authorise you to forward by post, tow address as below. the militate for any shares which nay be allotted to me. Name In fall Stridence Firm (if any . Protestors or buboes Place of business Bete REGENT PIANOFORTE ROOMS. ADDISON and LUCAS. MUSICAL INSTIUMLNT MANITTACTMIES TO HER Maar:lTT 210, izoz.wronuirr. - - - noRNET and Military Brass Instruments of IV the best English manufacture at NOM more than Um chine for comma foreign make. Lista forwarded upon application. Mr. T. Harper attends daily to give instruction upon the new Cornen-i-Onfou mad Trumpet. F LUTES. Boehm's Council Prize Medal er, 7 guineas to 36 guineas each. Contest, 3 guineas to 16 j= garb. All tried and proved by Mr. Benjamin Wells before being issued. ROMAN STRINGS.—In consequence of the difficulty experienced by Amateurs and noteseces in pro curing these Strings, Mews. ADDISON and LUCAS beg to announce that they import the finest strings that can be got, and the only kind used by the most eminent artiste on the Harp, Guitar, tie. VIOLINS. —Prize Medal Copies of the old Hinters, Le de to 412 12s. each. VOCAL HORN.—This is especially recom mended to Amateurs and Professors as a beautiful draw. legroom Instrument. Being In C. songs with pianoforte scam psniment Can be played as publiahed for the voice without transposing or the me of crooks. The tone is produced with law effort than any other brae instrument. Prim, in use, 7 guineas. Mr. C. Harper attends daily to give Instru 'Mon upon the Vocal Horn. Estimates for seta of military band instrument. furnished. with every particular respecting the formation of bands. - ADDISON sad LUCAS, 210, BXOIINT-BTILIT, W. EVERY ONE who has a garden should have • LAWN MOWER: the best and cheapest us BARNARD'S PATENT NOISKLESS. Price, 5-lach. 42 16a.. 104nch, LS is. 12 inch, IA lea . 14.lach, £5. Packed sod delivered tree to the priactpal Nations In England. Catalogues post free.—J. JONES, S Mastoids. S. E. TONIC BITTERS. WATERS' QVININE WINE, The ascot palatable and wholesome bitter In exlimaie . AN EFFICIENT TONIC, As unequalled stomachic, and &gentle stimulant. Sold by grocers, Italian warehousemen, and others, at Mi. a dozen. Manufactured by ROBERT WATERS, 2. Martin's lane. Cannonotreet, London . Wbolesale Agent., E. Lewis and Co., Worcester. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENISO, APRIL 21, UM - THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT 00 ePANT (T. .d)• looorporsted ander the Oompeasies Act, ISM by Vida Um , liability of the shameolders is limited to the sesteuht MI t►eir Warr Capital. £f,000,000, In 40.000 ■bares of MO eat& first twine, 20,000 therm Deposit. Al per share oa application, and £4 es allebnesk of which 10,000 shares hare been already setweellsed far. Subsequent cells not le exceed CI 10a., sad et internals et sell lees than three menthe It is net intended to will op mote then Elapse time : bet se eis cope:nabs' et the Compeer reclaim addition:al capita bulbs. bones of slims will be maga a preference being given to the thee existing sherehebbine. John Barrow, lia, Warts J jr =ll:7=. F .. Roadowl. Muir 11. Mamba, , Wad ladla Moral Mall Ostapany. Goorip Yaks*" Itoliggag, Tai, Dhantor Alllaacie Dank. °sorra Sheward, Iht4, leinaterogaare, lawsWalsr. Thomas Stenhown, Msg., Chalessia Disaaant Onspossibili. Owego Banana Towassad, MMUS. !anti Magtons of Yertagal Mattwayesenpany. Ennuis —Tne Albums Bank, Lothbary, London : Brown's buildings, Liverpool and King-sweet, Manchester. SOICTIOSS. Messrs. Deaborough, Young, and Dosborough. 13, alsolsne. Menus. Both and Co.. 32, Omit floorgestrwt. Westralasler. SWIM& —Moors. Desoote sod Gorton. 2, Austin/Am. SICRZTAIT, PRO TZIL—Mr. Chester Earl.. Tomporary 011oos-2, Oopthall Chambers, Augsl °Dort, Throgrnorson-street. Weds, AmWan Wai The Directors baring re - ester-0 the support of eminent forego capltalista. and the co-operation of many at the leadiag flrn.ls this country conuected with public works, are already In • pod tion to announce that they bare secured a business which will ot Itself yield a large return on the capital, without reckoaing the probable profit which they will also derive from the farther operations the hare in view. The spirit o f enterprise which has now manUested Itself In foreign countries, with the encouragement given by the orlon goverunreate to the contraction of works of public utility, leave no doubt that there Is still ample scope for an undertaking of this nature. Davao soured not only the infiuno eof those connected with banking establishments In many of the principal ciUes of the Continent, but the acquisition of business, which will form the basis of immediate profitable transaction, Use Directors have no hesitation in introducing this association to the public. The general abbots of this Company are the same as those of other companies of a kindred nature which ban been lately started In this country, and which, by the judicious employmeet of capital, have been enabled to secure for the shareholders sack large dividends. The Company will negotiate— I. Loans end concessions fur railways and other public works ahead 2. They will advance rooney on approved securities, se well as mellow sad negotiate the nave upon commission. 3. They will head meaty to contractors of position and naive sibUlty, and facilitate the construction of Important public worts. . . Nopromotion money will be paid. and the amount of the Directors' remuneration will depend upon the profits made. With the view to extended operations upon t h e Continent, the Directors are authorised to publish the names of the following bankers, as the correspondents of the Company: Vienna-Austrian Credit Institute. Death-Joseph Jacques. banker. Ilambarg-Ile Bavinswick Batik. Leipsic - Heist K astner and co. fichaathauses Bank t: don. = l l 7 -B. Heiman. banker. Munich-Derr Von Frbhlichs. hanker. Dresden-George Hensel and Co., hankers, lionlyberg-J Simon, Widow and Pon, beakers. Hanover-J. Copper and Soo. 'waken. Dantale 1L Norman, banker. Prospectuses and forms of application for share, may be ob tained at the temporary of of the Company, 2, Copthall Cheatham, Angel-court. Throsmorion-street , or at the ofkoss of the broken, Messrs. &wets and Cotten, 2, Austlnfrlare. This Form moat be delivered entire to the Banker, of the Com pany: and, after payment or Deposit, the application to be retained by them. __ PO 11l OP APPLICATION POl PIMLICO. No. To the Directors of the English and Foreign Credit Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—Baring paid to your bankers the turn of being a deposit of Li per share ow shares In the abort; Lompuly, I hereby request that you will allot me that number and I agree to incept such shares, or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, subject to the regulations of the Com pany, and also to pay the further deposit of 44 per share on allot. meet and I hereby autheriae yogi to enter se name on the register of shareholders for the shares so Name M full Prlelrnie• cor beanies Dalt • LONDON awl NORTHERN BANK ftiamatima. Use" LC, Beescaes.... Morro* sad Ahmlek. =02 . 6 - 1300UKTII at t London Mee and breaches at Ude bask. sad Mewed as the rase at Jae swat rate is Übe day, sew II pee ant. Chequesona may be draws seabed them eaceente not esalatalag say tractil part et Ifit J. P. MINI& Yeresear sad ISeceelory. VIARIR—The GRAND HOTEL, .s. Boulevard des Camases. Moe de Nouvelle OWL 0 99 0- Me the Roe de la lei; sad seer the Theatres, has been opmed since July, UAL It contains 700 bedrooms, prices from Br. to Mr. ; 70 drawing-rooms, from Mr. to Mr. , a magnificent sa/on, capable of dining more than 090 persons, and where talon Is stable-410M at six o'clock. Dinners and breakfasts are served •la eerie la the 00114.111008 114 well as In the apartionte. There is • reading-room with the best English and foreign papers and publicatioss, • ante-nom, sod a drawing room for the use of novellas, without any addiUonal charge. There are also baths, billiard-rooms, smoking divans, post-allce ; cabs, ca rages, and anathema going to the railway slatterns. The servants speak all ittagasges. This superb Hotel, passeestng all that modern luxury and comical can °enables, and eltnated to the most fashionable pert a Buis, is recommended to the attention of travellers ladependently of their two Hotels the Campmate Immobillere has established an extensive trivets Famished House on the Boulevard des Calamine., cogemite the Rotunda of the Grand Hotel, where families on. reads as in their own private resi dences, and where they slay rely upon finding the Minuet comfort. T HE INDEPENDENT FIRE INSURA3OII, COMPANY CLindtticll. Capital. One Mallen Stea 1 ig n . 40,4011 Meares ed Ate oath. LI par sham to be paid on Seaton, and al 10a per share on _ _ - - Cone not exceeding per share, ;;* Intervale of not lees thin three months. DRICTOILII. John Downes, Esq. Means. Downes and Scott). rinser nalael. street, director of the :Sational Ytortneial Marine Insurance Company. George Names, Faq., merchant, PI, Lombard etreet. John Ingledew, Canibrictsolemse. Le* part. Kent. William Knight, laq. ,Mara. William Knight and Co.;, SS, Lombard-street. Hear, ledsard, EffitA., FTest-ha Ken!. . . Dejrg e TF. Froo ems. S y mons and Co.), 20 sad . m 21, St. Doostan's bill . Jai N. Tibbs, Esq. ;!lava. J. E. Tibbs sod Son), Threadneedle street, Director of the Staffordshire lionise Stock Cowan,. Juan Lanham, Eat. (Mean. J 11331411 Lanham sad Co.), Mil, High street, Borough. Jebel oes, Req. Messrs Noes, Meek, and Co.), BCH Walter Brodie, Faq., Delansere-terreee, ligde- t = a raie member of the Bowe of RepeasenteUree, New Zeolsod. (Influential MANS to Manchester and I.lverpool will be tome &Maly added to the Direction.) sAmu—Tbs conk- blll. 7.e, -Nam Bennett and Stork. 4. YWsd►lm. Holborn. grilllTOß—James EdmestoZ - itiq - .71.1.R. A., Croins-coart, Old iv" ar. Baociss—Meigra. Seruttoo al. Old Broad-West. ArDtroes—Yesars.Cash and Idwar.y, Public Accession's, Tokeabomayard, C. GIOZIAL AND WISIDIF.I,7 MANAGIUt—Mr. Robert Stem SICUTAIT—III. Greene Drew Hodges 01 Nicholas-lane, Lombard-street, E.C. This Company has for its purposes the transaction of the Important and remunerative Mime of Fire lasurance, and that only to the exclusion of other branches of business not ununtally 'modeled with It. and., the same direction and ope rating on one and the Lame capital. The Directors are satisfied that the scope for the boomed. of fire insurance protested by this country and its depeederides, is, am • teommerelei "pecula tion, deeming a paramount attention : and the contract being one terminable annually, the profits or lees arising, determine la like manner, year by year, and exhibit at once • Company's financial position, and its resources. While the partial real don of the fire Insurance duty now in the contemplation of government, and applicable only to the insurance of stock In trade, will steed a comparatively limited relief from the °perms oppresatou, the directors hare resolved to Wow upon paymeut for every policy and afterwards at each renewal, an imusethate drawback, which, In many 'Mance; will amount to a total extinction of the entire duty of three per cent. si l l e in C public at large, and to the greater proportion of the manufacturing and mercantile community. this arrangement will prove • highly acceptable advantage. The drawback allowed by a few of the older offices by way of per center on geemlnms, at intervals of years. Is of Importance to th ose who are rated at premiums =Mug chiefly from One g uinea per cent. upwards, and ix participated in only by those who may have premiums to he renewed at the period of the making of these return.; whereas by the principle adopted by this Com pany, the owners of the clams of rbilt of the more ordinary ocearreece, are they who will be more the aubliaatialy, and at the same time promptly benefited. The concession to be thus mode to the public will (*Moiety be the means not only of increasing in their respective immune in surances now rotating, but of mu/Untying to a very large extent the number of insurance contracts in this country aaditecolonial connections The Insurable property In this Meadow alone. Inclading Pa enormous and lamming Importations arising from the erne In terchange of tariffs. Is believed to approrlmate to £6,000.000,1100, whereas 41.800,000,000 only Is Insured : thus leaving Dearly three-fourths of the Insurable amount altogether unprotected from tom. It would be difficult to and any class of investments which he. yielded such large profits u the shares of well conducted lire offices. The shame of the eider offices have increased in value immensely, being, In one case. at asremium of about 1.300, and in another of nearly 2,000 per cent. on the sunss originally paid up. The increased 'slue of the shares of offices established within the last twenty years, stands at from 00 to 200 per cent. It is under these circumstances, and considering the immune field presented for operations to come, that the directors have taken advantage of so favourable an opportunity to offer to the public the benefits of the principle of business now adopted by them, and they have every reason to believe that by fts special feature and the public support which that earn necewily it • the undertaking will - speedily be productive of the beet monetary results. The earcutive will be entrusted to officers of tried experience In the business of fire Imurance, and the Directors hays already matured arrangements for the immediate establishment of five hundred agencies. The Directors desire to give the most unqualified amitrame to the public that nothing of the nature of frivolous objections to • prompt and liberal settlement of claims for eompeneation will ever be entertained or countenanced by them. Forms of application for shires may be had at the Offices of the Company, or of the Broken, Bankers, or Salk:Mort In the event of no allotment Whig made, the deposits will be rev turned in E MPIRIC ci MEXICO ANGLO-FRENCH SIX FEB CENT. LOAN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVILN. that NO FIUME= APPLI CATION for ALLOTMENTS of the above Ithn will be RECEIVED AFTER TO-MORROW, the YErd inaL • For the International Fumelel OLYN, MILLIS, sod Co. Modeth WALTER A. MICHAEL, Secretary. Laotian, April lOU. CR IN 0 LINE. C RINOLINE. Now is the press, and shortly will be published. • very curios. antique illustrated work on Crinoline. Dates u follows : ORINOLINE A LA MODE CRINOLINE A LA MOOR CRINOLINE IN THE POMMY MO. CRINOLINE IN PIT. JAMIE-PA= Mt CRINOLINE AT CHISWICK CRINOLINE AT CARLTON-GA.II4Ni 1751. CRINOLINE AT TAUXHALL-OAZDIM 1111. CRINOLINE Al XYDISPARK MO. CRLNOLINE AT KENSINGTON-GARDENS L Philoott, Welsher, 17, Piccadilly, Leslie. C01.1110L121118 Geausa. CHINOLINES.--1311:1131.A. or Jewelled. 9a. 6d. nruzarre, $ l, PIeCADILLY. C RINOLINES. —Beastlectums. Mc and Mc ramrorrs, $7, PICCADILLY. C ILINOLINIIB.—Oodiva or Waved. 18s. 6d. PKILPOTTS, $7, PICCADILLY. CRLNOLINES. --Sansflectuma Jewelled. 27a. 6d. THILPOI7II, 37, PICCADILLY. C ElNOLlNES.—Piccadilly Puffed. 31s. 6d. PRILIVITS, $7, PICCADILLY. C HU/OLIN ES.—Drawings with Prices post he.. PHILPO?Th, A. PICCAIXLLY. FLDE celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP TABLETS, ad. sad aL emelt, sold by an disadlere and retthrougboott ths kingdom but the public should oak w . Raid'a, and see that the ease of J. C. sad J. TOLD ts on eactipadtet, boa, and tablet. Wboheale sad for exportatten at the Works UPPER MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. IL, where also may be obtaloed their Tell Medal Paralline Casella& ROWLANDS' MAC•SSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil tab universally In lagb repute tor ita unprecedented MIMS' daring the UM sixty years ia promoting the 'math, restoring and beautifying the human hair. It prevents bait from falling off or turd grey, streagthens weak hair, cleanses U from scurf and . and makes it beautifully soh, pliable, and glory. In the growth of Um whiskers, beard , and mustachios it 4 °Mahn. In its slim Intim operation. For children it is especially recommended, as formate the beats of a beautiful head of liar, while Its introduo tion trio the sumer, of royalty, and the high esteem in whiohi le universally bald, with numerous testimonials constantly re ceived of Its efficacy, afford the beat and surest proofs of Its muita—frier at. ad., 75. :ea ed., equal to fear mall. and Fla. per bottir.—Bold at 10, Halloo and by chemble and perfimmra—Ask for nowtsadif liaeasesr OIL J AIEBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, as elleobeal remedy, without oddlaing the bowels or affect ing the bead, truly efficacious mil deassat, to admitted to be the bed 'medicine for immediately relieving coughs, colds, contrmed cases of asthma, amd incipient consumption. It fre quently cores persons whom the faculty pronounoe incarabie, admirably allays the tickling widebgworekee frequent In approaching masumption Its seeds are Seely Pennies deprived of or arm lying deem for tow of molds. lion, depend on relie deep, fin a few minutes after taking M— onty and sold by W. LA chemist, t, King Wil liamotreet, Channg-oross, London, and by all druggists, to bottles,l34d., and three quantities in ome, 1.9 d. Be pertieular and Ed for Idebert's Asthma' Balsam. The mar mmd Mast are =grand ft the stamp. [Bfampo& id. ,Additional.] for the PROPAGATION of the S IXI GOIM IE TL Y Ia /ORZION PAM& ANNI9I9IBARY. Um THURSDAY, April IL th• AlaruAL MIATING will be held be Jamerfolall, Plooadflty, MB Orem the Archbishop of CANTRILBUILY win take the Malt at t o'clock. Hi. Orace W Wks of Nartbotoei, She Bight boo the littH of Barrow by, Um Loot Bishop of Oxford, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwa, P. (her MajaWs fireadery of Mate for the Colooko ) . lha 14111 Ham the Mambo, of she Eschoptor. the Lord Bishop of Osturabla, Oatborse Hardy, Esq., M.P., and others will address the meetfost. Admhom by tLitete, oltich may be had at 79, Pall-mall, & W., or 4, Royal A/choose, LC., on and atter April 21. • CIA.BIBALDI FUND, for the p urpose of securing • ritamourwr INCOME far Cameral GARIBALDI, sad his family after blot. ro. Date of strrazerAwo, Chairman. CRAB. WILY. Vasa. ALP., Deouty-clutarman. Row A. KlonalreL Y P., Treasurer. Contributions may be paid to tbe bankers. Deem Raman, &metric and Co., 1, Pallomdi Diet, and communications to he addressed to the Secretary, Arthur H. Guinness, rag., at 8, Craig's coart. Charing-crow The asst List of Contalbstions will appear in the Times" el the 28111 instant 8. Cralg'snourt, Charing-cross, April 20, lent. MR. FURTER begs to announce that the whole PROFITS of she first nights representation of HA LILT will be divided between the NATIONAL SHAH IL UNARM COMMITTLI and the DRAMATIC COLLhOE SCHOOLS FUND. Mr. Peclifers indlepodtion preventing the =re of ••Manilst " on the evening of the ?Md. the neaten mil be closed that tight Os MONDAY, Apell VA, the first night at this Th Mr. John brougham's original Ceenedy. PLAYING WITH l Doors open at 7 ; ceininence at battled. ppoTAL ALHAMBRA. LY OONTINUED 1317CCES3 cd the NEW ClEQUR—acknow ledged to be the hest e•er produced to Ragland. Morning Per formance ratty Wednesday aod Saturday, et 2 o'clock. Every Evening at hattliest 7. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. The celebrated JEAN JACQUES, trout the Cirque Napo leon, Par* EVERY EVENING. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. BRILUANT EQUESTRIAN BCENII by Three Towns Loam entitled The Ride for the Ribbon." Pride et admin. :—Prbrate boxes No hold sts), Zu ; reserved seats, 34. stalls and balcony. is. ; pit and promenade, la; upper Wmny, W. Bos-ollos open from 10 to 4. OYAL ALHAMBRA. Liu GRAND ISHAKOIPEARIAN FANCY DEEM PALL, on MONDAY EVENING next the 25th lastest. —Mese of what& don :—/adka* tickets, ea.: gentlemen's 10a . doubts tickets (lady sad gestlensa , , Inc Admission to balcony, Os. 6d.. private bons, 10s. Id. Dancing to commoner at ban-past 10. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. On MONDAY nest. le cousequeoos of t►e GRAND BRAILIBPBAJLIAN FANCY BALL on that evade& the per formances of the ROYAL CUDIUZ of the Netherlands will be BINIPENDRD for that night only. THE OXFORD.—AII the Vocal Gems and Great Choral and Brilliant Orchestral Effects in TAMIL EVERY ; interpreted by the largest Vocal and In strumental body of artistes yet assembled within this Hall. !latest, Mr. Morley ; Mephistopheles, Mr. Green: Marguerite, Mi ltusell—Dlrecter, - Mr. 1. Joaniunans. WRENCH GALLERY, 120 -mal L —The ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION of PICTURES, the cootelbudooo of Artists of the Plosteh sod Ploodah Rebook, Is now OPEN.—Adadodot Is.. catalogue 6d. HOTELS. The BRUNSWICK, Jermyn are* loados. MA elan and my reasonable. E P P S'S C 0 C 0 A, &I II llUillAll7 6hu MrIND INVIOOZATINCr havaaAcia. Originated ageoiallr tar the or of those aide, boatempothle traumas; ttMs Yund It. egurableneas boxme geostralte rid. AI7O2.—LEA sad PERBINS' 1.,,_ ..... WOIC . 11171:RSHIILI sAyips. . •-• dadon . ieTaiiseeT, iielaTea7st i cassaiamin .Ylll ONLY *MD RAO " Is piqued sag , by LL& sod .1? NS. TM pa& an respentully omutiosed nand wortblen hafts. 'ken sod anal see p that Les and Perrin DMUS are on snooper, label. bottle, mad stoper. ABC tor Lid ma MAIM 11•17C1. fad wholesale mad for export by la Pterrienn, nannies Kra Mal mad ELSCIEWILL; Kenn. BAYC/.AY mad soma. besdea. Is.. na. ; sod by groom mad slain usavasaly. tpußs PICKLES, SAUCES, JAMS, ize., J. And MIAs lkilkedel of the highest quality, pare ad wholesome. 8.. Lamest ad Dr. Hawn' a laporL CROWE anal BL ACL WILL. SOTATto Um Queen. ABIL LONDON. May be obteissd hags an Grocers mad 011mten. B OKWICK'S BAKING POWDER. NOTICR OF 11.1110 VAL In consequence of "haw Tars. 21, Little Moortlelchs, being required ter Ilia liatrepoiltan Railway Ter i:Antic his Taus Wareham eis at !laud 17, COM MIRCIAL -BSILINT. 11C /ILL, until the completion of blamer and more attendee premier 12 atiorail-street, Iridsbuz7. RAILWAY ALTICRATIONEL—FURNITITIZE, Inn nadateaa, &a. RICRAILD LOADU C t i erte. C =AMLI tbetr amorted„ maims IfFOCIL at IMy reduced prices, their weeder bear regaired tor the .111POUTAS BIT104810:Y. On view, IM ea/ U, Pavement, Finsbury, London. Lett application m 'very sztiole marked In plain ligarea—RlCHLlLD e lr sa ad.D • and 00. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. CCXXX., o published WS DAY. 1. Prospects of the Oodederate4. 2. Pompeii : Past sad ?meat. & I<myireof !tattoo. 4. Sir William Stapler. Shakspeare anti N. Sonnets. & Privy Council Judgment. 7. Portage Polley of and. John Murray, Alberserlestreet. This du is published, MR. PVNCH'S TERCENTENARY (LIMA; MOSUL Primed. Me" neeNtnet, LC. (TWOPENCE SHOCKING DEATH OF4 WOMAN AT OLD FORD. ALLEGED PROFLIGACY AND CRUELTY. An inquiry was held by Mr. Humphreys, the Middlesex coroner, at the Cornwallis Tavern. Old Ford road. lain sight. respecUng the death, under very painful eiSOUMS1•0001. of Emily Bardett, otherwise Soessum, aged 31 years. Mn. Eliza Desalt said that deceased lived at RUIP•11. house, Old Ford, and was the wife of a Mr. Burdett.' On last Sunday morning wittier found her lying dead *erne her bed. She had ogles eomplsiaed of illness and weeknois, but Mr. Burdett was very molest and did not give her the thin," that were necessary for bor. Mr. Burdett here interrupted the witosse, and the coroner directed him to be removed from the court, saying that it was obvious that he wished to Intimidate the witness. He was removed. and be several times endeavoured to form his way back again. The witness continued—The deceased bed four children, sod Mr. Burdett wed to beat the eldest, a girl of twelve, too violently that dimmed used to tremble, as indeed any one would who had seen him. The treatment dammed re. oeived Metered her end. Mrs. Burma said that deceased had not sunichat aouriah mess. Mr. Harding bed left her without money or fool for a whole day, sad willies, had to give her some. On some mosslions be used to give her 3d. to get a fire and support bonen and four childree. He drank a great deal, and was very violent. He was sot married to the deoemed, and he had a wife ad smother family of three children, to whom he gave nothing. Deceased ohms said he could have given her mousy if be chose. Annie Burdett., • little girl, said her father used to beat her very much. She used to go out sometime, for a two penny chop for her mother, but her father used to eat it. sad her mother never got it. A piece of beef wed to be got on Sundays, bet that was all. Her mother had been with out fire for three whole days together. Dammed was ill, but got no medicine. A person in court said that deceased would have died from sheer starvation long once, only the neighbours assisted her. Mr. Burdett would often say "I have left you a shilling on the mantle shelf," when deceased would go for it she would led a Unbind. Dr. Brenton said that the body of the deoeased was very mock emaciated, and then was hardly trace of fat in the system. Her reduced and exhausted state produced syncope of the heart. Death arose from disease of the lungs ac celerated 'by want of warmth, nourishment, nuniog, and clothing. Julius Theedimins Burdett said that deceased had lived with him for saves yean as hi. wife. He was a printer in the City. Deceased's name was Emily Jane Sesesum, and she was a bookfolder in his busies's. The week before her death she refused to go into the Victoria Hospital. and she declined a doctor as they could not afford one. He had done the best he could for her under his reduced &mustering, for he was in greet poverty. He dos in beef every Suede,, but she could not eat meat. He had bad three children by her. The Coroner, having remarked upon the pai n ful na t ure of the case, ad said that it this deceased bed hese actually married her husband ram:adhere beep aaswarable if her death had arisen from west of INC 431111•604 •••, The jury retarded • 7e;dict—" That deceased was found dead from dares of the longs, accelerated by the want of proper neouseriss." LOCK-OUT OP THE SOUTH YORKSHIRE COLLIERS. In consequence of the demand of the Oaks and High Royd colliers for an drama of wages, it will be recol lected that the Coa!masters' Association determined to stop their works until those men resumed work at the old rates. The result is at the present time th►t there are about 3,700 men walking the streets without any means of supporting themeslyes or their families. The men belonging to the " Misers' Union" who have struck for wages, number about 660, whilst Slime looked out number 3,000, who, not be longing .to the Union, receive no support from it. The Bond of Guardians., on Tuesday, having decided that the majority of the men locked out with their families should be obliged to go into the workhouse, aid break up their homes, a moieties was called for yesterday morning, at 12 o'clock. 'Long before that hour vest bodies cf colliers from all putt of the district were in attendance on the Mayday-greeo. A working man, named Reuben Joy's.' having been called on, said that it •ppeared to him that the guardians had coalesced with the ters' Anemia ties to crush thaw men who had sot struck for an biomass of wages, nor lad shown any ►utility to those who em , *yid t►em. The board, he said, bad reduced the rate of payment for men worlds( at what was called test labour, 2d. per dsy, so that there wee no proclaim' whatever made for the children, whilst the ratepayers, slowing the men aid their families to go kite the work. bow% would hare to _pay 21. 16s. apisat 28s. if out-door relief were allowed. The object of so doing to compel men to starve at home with their wives and children, he charac terised ea un-English and neehristian. He mowed that all those men who had cedes foe themselves and families to go into the workhouse, should do so, as the workbonse was not capable of accommodating one-tenth of the wee locked out.—The motion having been seconded was carried by ac clamation.—A man in the crowd having asked whether if deaths should recur in the workhouse from everceeerdiog the raster and the 'flambee& wadi net be guilty al man slaughter, it was agreed that is the tweak" some hundreds should go to the workhouse with their families. The 'tangle promisee to bee long and severe one, as the men at the two collieries who have struck have so far bees well and liberally supported. To the tinfortusate, who, sot belonging to the Union, and basin no claims on its feeds, there mesa to be nothing bet privation or the workhouse. The maims, at a recent meeting, have decided that now of their works can be opened until the mem at the Oaks and High-royd Col lieries resume work .—Lens Mercury. THE NATIONAL REFORM CON7ZILINCE AT MAN ezzarsH—On Wodosottay evening, after the conference had closed its sitting, • public meeting we held in the large room of the Free Tra& Hall, sober • report of the proosedinge. Mr. Francis Taylor, in the demo., owing to indispositre, of Mr. Alderman Heywood (who had besa announced to preside), occupied the chair. The dtend roe was this, and rather late in mustering. and several of the gentlemen announced to take part he the proceedings were absent. Amongst the gentlemen who Weeded were Professor Fawcett, of Cambridge Uaiversity ; Messrs. Handel Corium, Alderman Nylands, Warrington ; J. Tillett, Norwich ; W. Ellis, Leeds ; and Alderman Wright Turner. M. Peter Ryland', of Warrington roved : " That this ineriag rejoices in the result of t he delibera tions of the present conferoes during yesterday and to-day, and also in the formation of a National Reform rural, and cilia upon all kindred emulation, aid the liberals of tbo United Kingdom to aooord to the association their earnest sad decided support, Mr. Mr. Handel Crashers @acceded the unitise. He said there were three prionples in connexion with reform for which he oceateaded. First, for • very much wider 130111011i011 of the suffrage; second, for • very much more equal distribution of the electoral power ; and, third, for the ora torio, of the voter in the evercies of his franchise. (Cheer.) Hi meridiem was that the future prosperity el the country would depend, to a large extent, upon the concessiou of those great principles ; that it was not safe, certainly that it was sot wise, to keep six millions from the exercise of the franchise in this country. It there was anything in the cortitation which was endangered by the widening of the frasohise, thee the wooer that thing was swept away the better. He had investigated the ques tiou of the proportion of the wages received by a working man that went en tare, and be believed that one-fourth of all the wages of the workieg classes was thus absorbed. He wasted to know whether et wee fair at just to tax them to that extent, sad then tell them the were so stupid and so t as not to be ft to be with the francliir rho i rrere the men of whom they said this ? Why the very era who made the wealth of the eatery. If the working dareareally were so stupid what load all theology readmit? Hadn't they got • state church in the countryr the receipt of five millions a year to leads the people? Had they not • set of bishops sitting in the House of Lords who presided over the clergy ? Had we not 20,000 dissenting mediators, sad 320,000 -school teachers? Thee, in the name of common sense, what had all thew preoaa bee& • doing if the people wore still unprepared to receive the franchise? Look at the program made in education in the last 30 years. In 1831 there were 1,276,747 scholars, or one in eleven of the population ; 1861 there were 2, 730,000 or coo in seven. Of m echanics' inatitatious in 1831, there were 55 with 7,000 members ; in 1861, there were 800 with 140,000 members. Look at the growth of the co-operative societies is the last ten years. These had a smiled capital of about two mil lions of mousy and a subseribed capital of over • million. Ha asked whether the ore who conducted these businesses were not tit to be trusted with electoral power? (Cheers.) la 1831 three were only 429,503 depositors in the savings bank, who had deposited thirteen millions of money ; in 1861 there were I,soo,ooodepositoes, who had forty mil lions of money deposited. There were 20,000. legally earelled friendly societies. with 200,000 members, or one tenth of the adult mal population. In France one in every seventy-six and in Belgium one in every sixty four were members of friendly societies. In our building societies there were 100,000 members, who annually subscribed 1.750,0001., and whose subscribed capital amounted to six millions. Then we bad 4,000 temperance socisties—(cheers)— with three millions of mem bers ; and be contended that this was a fact which ought to entitle the body of the working men of this country to receive the honchos. (Load cheers.) In 1831 there were oily 295 newspapers, now we bad 1,200 ; and the tion of some exceeded, he believed, the circuit dri the 296 that were printed 30 years ago. He belie "cheap ' prams of the country was conducted upon his than the dear press was thirty years ago. having been spoken to by Prefer. , '••••.g Mason Jones, Mr. Noble, of was carried unanimously. Mr. Woks to the chairman, and the fai rt f . Mr. A Li•orpooi, NyttsluT t Ellie propoladr ir : t rike =Nth% brae ICk Now reedy, Floe la.. try pat is. Id., tHAKSPEARWS WILL, AUTOGRAPHS, and PORTRAIT. photegrephed trom the originals expressly tor AtrroosArim mum, wbleh also eostehte tsodoslles of several other Interesting deem:Deets veletas by the poet's peeress sod Meads. Ogee, 110, Milled. W.C. DESIGNS for the NEW MUSEUM. 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