The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-21 00:00:00

r - Tti N FiNS l'A PER (11 , 4j . 1 • , ~~ No. 5,523.) DTTA Direct, calling at MADRAS CegraLY STUN COMMIINICATION believes LONDON ot is pia by the nusuldeent Meet of Iliessmars beleafift fa the yet India and London ‘Lwat.4)._Th. • dipper maxillary 4 - 4;••411, ---- aatrrA. L 461 tank 2004 power, 8. B. WRIGHT, Coesanatlor, will loan the Vie . 77. L o udon) Docks the 7th Nay, sad Plymouth the 12th May, oallieg at Madrma. This raeguldbout this bulb • for the ladle Oen, has been thorougbly redttml, hes • atvannsodstlen tor pamenears, sad wall carry aa ene ,,,molsoraeoe : also a etevrarden man deetners will all at Met eof Good Hope on the homeward d a ys may, sad are me to make an avenge Passage of 65 days hrom ingtand to I,',J ra , name's , by the steamers wfll hen the option of w ants and &maim:kin.' at Plymouth. the Company paying ms ra dars fare between London mad Plymouth, and oonnying y to and from the steam, or freight et anew Naar to GrwdlaJ tad Co.. 66, Parliament-Won, &W. ; or to th e thnts of the Company. Mews. Bond sad Markel= y,,,,,mg.lane, LC.. and In Plymouth, to Mt H. J. Waring. AN application for appointments as amidships's mad be made g Aka of the Company. 9, Mincing-km& LC. MINALD PARKED, learetary. MARY WARREN, for AUCKLAND, must leers the Dock ca the nth Instant ORM, 11.0111.1411031. and Co., lictia Indlaavesue. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKET& —For HMI( Poet PliUllp) Dtreel—Merars. G&W% ..hr. ALFRED. tete toss, Captain 0. TICKELL, will Isere mot Lj.2 Po. At m the eta June, cell at limos* and carry ea op, nomad museum—Apply to F. 02J1k/1; sad Co.. 7R Cargill'. t niseutters by this line can proceed by ran from !oddes t a to Flpre.utk at reduced lama. by to F. Orem and tor tickets. BLACK S'ALL LINE of PACKETS. For NILLBOX'SNII, PORT POILLIP, Direct— Marra Omen's tr , 3,400 tone. Captaan X. DEACON, will 101SVO L i . India lAtck/ 013 the 6th ilay, call at Plywaouth, and carry as sperleueral Sarge On.— Apply to P. OMEN and Co., 72. El.—Pameugora by this line ea. promed Wean hoes /don to Plymouth at radioed tans by applyiag to d Co for ticket& bTEASI TO NEW sou. THE LIVERPOOL, - NEW YORK, and IiffILADILLFRIA STILLII.PHIP COMPANY Woad der salting their Alliowersd Clyde-hadiS Iran Saw egeemarlps, sierying the railed &air mails. FROM LIVERPOOL FOR IVEW TORE. CITY OF MANCHESTER. Wednesday, Apra LI. CITY OF COEII, Saturday, April Mk CITY OF Lodi DO , Nedago&). Mad every Wedueeday, sad every memos. Saturday. C.bla passage by the snail steamers Balling every W". 17. and pima.; according to the acoustarodatiast.= pseudo by the Saturdays sterearre, 13 rimes. Forward passage yu:sess, including all provisions cooked. Tamingen ler Essay the I. rated Matas, and British Columbia, booked through co iffy advantageous teems.—For forth., particulars WILLIAM INMAN, SR Water. street, Liverpool; or los ai rill sod MACEY. 61. Ring Waists street, Qty. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. — TWICE a PEEK.-The pothtlestealiser BATAVITR, Capt. W. :VITO, mean SuadaL trust Hermitage Ilea at 10 ma., eallleg at li:ackwall for ;Amalgam at 11 am lama. a fa., L 1 Ha, and 1:a al.: return. 13 lb .. e. 2 awl Al is id. ha smear- Ammer FVENOWID hem off the Tower every Thweday nerds( arty Farm. a 1 mid a 10a.—For throes It tans refer to tm pnuteJ oceikly tame bills. Apsy to CHAPLINW Ualvensi (Am .or to PHILLUPS. OItAVHS, PHILLUTS. sal Co.. 11. Hood-Lea. LC. BREllEN.—Neutral vessel under Russian flag.— Direct Route to Hanover. !bailiwick, and Cadre' tier- Imo —Sweet the fine first elms screw bteawsersADLES., MOW E, te m'EIWALBE will be despatched from liorielydowa, every Yirmsday morning , weather permitting!, at 8 am., calling at Slate' Pier fur passengers at to a m.—Pares to Sresea, It sad : Morn tickets, ax and Al les. —Apply at CHAPLIN'S imagist Office, Reseat-circua, W.. or to run LIPPB, 01LAYSIL ?BILLUPS, and Co., 11, Rood-lase, S.C. THE CONTINENTAL UNION OAS COMPAN Y (Limited). lc,orporatod ander the Companies Act, IMI2, with Limited Liability. Capital t 600,000, la 20,000 shams of E2O each (with poem to increase;. Delimit, El on application. and AS on allotment. Jahn Allan, Emil . Director of the Oriental Gas Company, Veiny W *Gaston Blake. lay., la, London-street. lieu Cabin, Foy., Director of the Imperial au Company, Lodon. Pim Fisher, Lsq., late of Fisher's and Robinson, Watliagatmet, London. Willi= Whitt'. ken. Director of the European Gm Company. With power to add to their anaster.) lasuu—Musts. Mmternian„ Peters, Mildred, and Co., SS, Nieholluelane, lombardatreeL it DlTvlb. :.ph Midland, Emu., Deputy Chairman of the City of London ...a. Company. L hackle', 16eq.. Secretary to the European Cu Company. :la:cm—Mears. Hughes. Ilasterman, and Hughes, If. Buckkrabury. if inn—Mown IDA Fawcett. mod flak fi, Thumlneadtwet. PROSPECTUS. IL, Company Mal:men formed for the purpose of carrying en Adams ot Om Works now in full operation, with excluarre medeges, In the following cities and towns of France and Italy, Arasiburg, Oette, Simms, Vienne, Itomme, !Maurine, Knell, AIM. Milan, benne, Puma, Modena and Alessanstria, and whirl% ton belong to the Union des Om." The Company will no., have the power of extending the existing works, and of akipting such other Couceasiow xs may be con►idered sufficiently Moluerative, either Mona or in connexion with the Socifte .• Union ass Gar." . . tir;onetraiT,Os thns brought under one management wens ghtnned at different periods by the Societe " Union des (Jas." and nearly a million sterlina has been expended in securing the od.,,eions and in the construction and insprovensent of the 'mini works. plant, mains. service pipes, dr. Lunen tie last three 'eery the management has been In the bards of $ private company called the -Societe &Exploitation d 1 .reel I Gsz," tinder a 23 years' working lease, and the result Oat leen as follow.: woos reissue for year lading 30th June. 1361 .... £102,1110.1 30th June, 18C2 137,1360 3Ah June..... 13.680 The Imprusement thus bidicsted ly iteadlly progressing. tspabilitles of the Works and the profitable character of buylness having they been hilly established by the experience 0 4 .t,enpae) with hailed resources, ft Is now proposed to raise o-ot capital fur the repsyment of all uutstanduny loans. to £141.500, and for the further derel.,pnieut of the i<rt), to luartt the constantly increasing demand for gas In C. stx It mehtloneul cities and towns. . . . T:.e Continental Union Gat Company 'Limited' have, there 's- entered Into agreements foe the purchase of all the rifle* tims,ics. and property of the " d &Venation for paid.up shorn of this Company mid by a pinion' of • so Si cash, this Company will become entitled to 1 47,000 In izrrcs of the • Union dcc Gat,' to all prof to from the 30th June let the lacefie of all outlay for Improvements and extensions ism,: the last three years, and will obtain the intrrend. r of the cst. and imam the CO-04,4Tati411 of all parties concerned. Ike "texclett crEiploltation thus becomes exUnct. I, ring the period of the contract the whole pronto of the w•-:. will belong to this Compact, alter providing (Drills pay • of a mutat to the Ilion tiesGaz," commenclag at r.. • 4 pet annum, and rising In nine years to a maximum of and also for the redemption of •• obligations " amount -3...; with interest to tfT.45O per annum, by annual drawings n mid over 30 years. •II charges of this deacription have t..3.-..sto been paid and proem. leaving a WTI aur P las ' x: the expiration of the si years' contract, under the terms of inagreement, the Continental Union on e, y ,Limited) • L". 4113%. ;oint owners to the extent of half of the entire ;-it) rriet,euted he the several COneell•10011 and gas works (Sion des Goa, " will likewise be repaid Use amount of all for improvements, extensions, aid pew weeks, and will to ' , tilled thenceforth *omit less than one moiety of (Lepton**, Irs from all liabilities and preferential charges. ..Lenplete Impectxon of the amoral works has been made on part of thus company lay a thou uglily practical gas engineer, . 11 • has r g eported most favourably of the prospects of the taoutakin _ ..: . . . It a sell known to persons ereieersant with gas works that t-o •.uoiniption of Cam Is continually ftbcreaelue, and where, as to this rue. rid - mane prirUegos hate been °Leagued, the profits n., true is s stIU metre ratio. The naagiatude sod importance the cities and towns embraced in the conceasions, coupled •.th the eip•nebee of the past workir F. are such as to secure dmrel.••bleis la mediate and steadily I.:creams* dividesda aomber of the shares ire already saibun bed. Peo n,- town and forma of application may be obtained of Mews. lb , ' Pas rett. mid Hilt the liroknes of the Company: or at the iwarr nth. II of the Company. The amount of gl upon eartt ue applind for must be paid to the Compeaq's Lookers pea •.1 t• • the application being *eta in: this stun will be '•• if no allotment IA made to the applieset. • ropnary Oakes. :31, llireaductile street, LC.. April 14 lank T"" CONTINENTAL UNION GAS COMPANY (Li=ll4.l). ' 'IP E 1 4 BRREI.Y 61 YEN, that No APPLICATIONS for %it}, a $ll 18. Rkkr.lVED. either /ruin Latium or elsewhere, >AI r CDAY next, the Zird Mutant II I LI- FA %TAIT, end HILL, Broken to the Company. T l2l ... 4 Bar.strect, April 21, 1864. THE IN VIGORATIVE N ER VINE ESSENCE. 1 he cost erieotifically prepared and most powerful mule o hal ever introduced restores to their normal condition OL. r-errtlons, un the Integrity of which perfect health de rot Is It Iva specific for debility of all kinds. sad from ite cos t°, 11111.11 g other inimediente, pepsine and Pherio of soda, prose benenciel to the nervous an dyspeptic. per bottle, or four ytuuttilles ha owe for tie. hole ^n , o , Messrs. humus:tee and Co., no, Oztordatnet, w.C, me: .3:u. Yea - hurch-street. LC— London. DR. scol"1"8 BILIOUS sod LIVER a ties rr frilly remedy. _prepared willi°Qt an, mscurtY from the recipe of Dr. Scott, vrW Ise found lavalitabis en... afro. from bilious and liver coasplaluts, Ind= fissuins. giddiness, &Arians of the eyes, de. ler n• a family aperient medicine, and am a perigee el Q' l ° o . WI are truly ezetdieut . mild in th eir operatican d -fiii to the 'Wreath, tLey create appetite, promote digestiew, ac dreagthra the whole nervous system.--Sold by W.Lanabert, tst, tl , King wWiamat.,Charingtraaa , London, and by moot 4r, zist... boxes, Is. 14d. and fe. ad. sure to sat for I. Me" s eillo•u and Liver Mu The /eau toe are to a square pees M. *we eat •• WWlara Lambert" eueraelsd oa the Amp. WANTED an AGENT in London for the fiele of a fir st - rata Maternal Madtchta. —Adams', post to c.. Manna Knight and Yoga; 4 ffamtcbasp, Lw .1 60 . Z. C. THE BRITISH and SOUTH ANERICAji STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). InoorPersted, with limited liability, erode 4 . The Commlies' Ast. UAL" Capital ALOOOOOO. In shams oft SS each. Pint , issue 15,000 shares. Deposit, Al per ahem oa application farther payment on allotinext Cl per Carle not to exceed AS per Share. No call will be made until altar the expiration of three maths from the date of Allotment, sod not lees than three months will Intervene Wawa each call. DIIITCTOIS. Charles B. CeMater, inn (Messrs. Ccdcherters and Woobar), London. lord Alan Spencer Churthill, London. Maud aintlaY. leq. (Mewl. Hadley, Cowan, and Co.'s, Landon sad V ted al ). mont's>. Direcke of the Financial Corponstion (Limi G. A. B. Dolt, lien. (Director of the London, Buenos Ayres, and liver Plate Dank). London. C. C. Johnsion. lay. (Mews. Samuel Johnston and Co.). Liver =sand Brun. Jtelley, 11 , :eirs . . Ridley, Son, and Co.l, Liverpool. W. Dien &Wk. . (Director of the North &Dish and Mercantile Insurance patsy), Liverpool. Owes Henry Wakefield. laq. (Mews. Wakefield, Nash, and Co.:, Ilverpool. Watson, . MINIM John Watson and C 0 . ,, London, Chairman of theßahla Navienrke °aural. 0o.: Clulato=legnetia, laq. (Ware Thos T. Bensr, and Jtichaid Zahn, Zaq., Manchester (Mows. J. Phil, Zahn, and Co., ValpsralsO. 11411113111. Liverpool-The North and booth Waled Bank. London-The European Bank (Limited,. Wescheeter-The Union Beaked Monohater (Limited). MMUS. Liverpool -Mews. S. It, and I. Healey, 7, Dale-etreet. Laudon-Mme► Walker end Lusiseden ev = 4.o.. solletrlara llnscheeter-Predesick Molder, Zed, Glasisols-Meseta Guilds and Touch, It, St. tncent•street. AUDITORS-Main. Harmrad. BMW, and Pon, Liverpool. Liverpool—Yam. Lpkdale , Lash and Bards.. ell, Brown's buildings. London—Yearn Mower and lierosr, Mincing-lane. Struirranr pro tons.—J. & l.Alg If.sq TUIPOWT OFFICES. LiVerpool-11 sad 5. Brown'wbuildiags Loadon—& last Indtwaysaus, Lowdown'll-at/vet PROAPISC7IIB. The rapid development of steam navigation in long voyages, tad the recent idprovements tr marine engines admitting of greatly increased economy in consumption of fuel, m ske it eel. drat that ere tonsil the Talmud' trade of the world will be conveyed by screw steamers which. while worked at a coMines- Lively moderate cost, ensure regudirity of despatch and certainty of arrival not attainable by the fastest clipper sailing ship. The ltedidarrmeau, American, sad West Indian trades an now almost exclusively carried on by unsubsidised screw steamers, and the result of the established Knee, such as the ° •• Bibby," dc., has been highly remunerative to the shareholders. ibis Company has been formed to establish a line of steam communicatiou between England, Brasil, the Ricer Plate, and the west Coast of South America, ell the Strain of Magellan. The ecent passages of the Pacilic Company's boots, which In proceeding to their stations to the Facile have performed the Voyage in thirty.gre to forty days, from Liverpoo. to Valgaraisu, talking at Madeira, St. Vincent, sad Moats Video, prone the lea lbihty of this route. . . . The reit extent of trade with the countries with which this Company proposes to open communication may be men from the following etetement : I he exports of British manufactures to Brazil. Elver Plate, Chill, and Porn, la leSt, ammanted la value to £3,201,150 The imports tram the West Coast, comasting of bar copper. silver, sliver ore, nitrate, wheat, wool, cot ton, Lc, employ over 200,000 tons of shipping annually. From Chili the annual exports of har copperars about 15,000 tone „, regains . _ par ore SCAMO tom Ttbe eacualexpOitatkm of prod roi uce from Chill alone 4atted at upwards of ie. 4.000.900 It will thus be sees that a taros and profitable field exists 'as yet unprovided with steam for commercial purpo s es,, fur the establishment of a line of screw steamers of power aukcient to memo certainty of quick passages, sad of capacity to take large cargos., affording at the same time accosammistioa for a yearly brewing preeriger Walk to &aril and to the It et Coasts The Compaq will comansffice operation with six screw steam ships of ;WO tom and 300 hone-power each (hawing capacity for 2,000 tons cargo, 35 days' furl, and accommodation fur 50 to 70 first and a similar number of second-clam pamengersi, leaving Liverpool and Falmouth once a mouth, calling at Bahia, kW Janeiro, sad Monte Video (taking goods and pomanders for Buenos Ayres , . theses proceeding ea Walls of Magellaa to Val• paraiso aud Armagemeau will be made to take cargo to and from Arica, Islay, and other portion the West Croat. The vessels are guaranteed to steam 10 knots, and being fully rigged as clipper selling ships, are calculated to perform the 'muse regularly In. say— Falmouth to kw Janeiro (ealMag at Bahia) 43 days. Do. Nicole Video De. Valparsom Do. lime The average pumas of sailing skips to the West Ccit9t being over 00 days. The Chinan government hay long wished to see such a line established, and some years No offered a subsidy for the pur pose . h Is hoped that at the least liberal commotion wilt be obtained, notoay from the t Idllau, but also from the Peruvian, Argentine, and hrrsil gorerituieuto, which will tend to facilitate the operations of the t ompany. The extreme of working such a line has been carefully gone and every confidence Is felt In recommending this scheme as poseaseing elements equal, if out supenor, to any mercantile steam line from kankaad. The Pacific Company, though only connected Indirectly lull Panama) with Haglund, rummer...v.l to late with four small steamers, bait now a fleet of seteuteen onset. of power, pay very handsome dividends, and their &tilet, which uri• glually were £5O each, are new quoted at cts4 . whilst in no trade have minim skips left more prontable reads, than In that of the West Coast. The services of a firm well acquainted with the trade, and the management of screw steamers, have been wow...doe satisfac tory terms, and the *minces of the Company will be conducted on the most economical scale consistent with t alcieucy. No promotion money will be paid toe originating this Cons• may, but the preliminary expenses will be weaned to neceesery diebursernents onl y. The article. of association may be men at the offices of the solicitors to the Company. Applications f or elures most be accompanied with the pay ment of the deposit of Ai per share : In case the amount so paid exceed • 2 per Aare on the number of shares allotted, the sur plus will be returned : bat should It Ml short the balance must be paid witiln the time to be iiatei in the lett. rs of allotment, oth• raise the allotment& will be cancallwd and the deposit for . _ _ - 1 7 oinia of application for shares may be (.Main• d from the brokers, and at the temporary oaks. of the Company. Is eases where nu allotment I. made the deposit will be re• tinned In 11011LX or APPLICarIon WOO Snarl& To be retained by the Bankers. To the Egrectais of the British and death American Steam Navi gation Company .lAsulted). Oentiemeo.—Baviog pail to your bankers the tom of JC being a deposit of al per Aare on shares in the above Company. I hereby reddest that you will allot me that number. mid I agree to accept the same, or any leis number you 12137 allot me, and to become a member of the Compan. and I nu thorlse you to place my name on the register of members for the shares so allotted; and I agree to be board by all the comiltious and regulations contained In the memorandum and articles of amociation cd the Company. I further authorise you to forward by poet, to my address as below, the certnicate for stay shares which may be allotted to me. Paisidence firm ;if aoy Profession or business Mee of beanies. Data ORINO LINE. CRINOLINE. V Now V tho press, sad shortly will be pubhabeJ, a very ~tow antique llhatratedwork !,aCeLsollao. Does as follows: CRINOLINI A LA NOM 1733 CRINOLINE A LA MODE CRINOLINE 1/4 VIE POULTRY 1710. CRINOLUIR IN ST. JAMEMPARK 170 e. CRINOLINI Al CRISWICK 1770. CRINOLINK AT CARLTON-GARDENA 1796. CRINOLINE AT TACXRALL-OARDIIII3 lBOl. CRINOLINK AT MDR -PARK l3OO CRINOLINE AT 11 ENAINOToN-OARDENS 1804. rulpou. publlther, 37. Piccadilly. laaaloa. G EVT LEV EN'S DRIB& HAMILTON and KIMPTON, Tailors, &c., 0 . 5 2 Stra4 ?ppralteliseter H.l London The NETlWATlRilljd — for tbe present mason are now rrady, of which specimen Morning. Walking, loongiag. and Overcoats are kept for inspection or sale. Gentlemeu who regnire good and tashioashie drum CM depend on Um bast materials as IiAMILTON and PTO 'u, 105, STRAND. H YAM tt CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING to and IT, OI MiltD-STRBET, W. The MAME and general excellsoce &splayed In this attire nolvereally aeknowleged. Overcoats and Capes IS.. IL to OIL Od. %lords, and Leases. Jackets Oa. Od. to as. Od. Madams and Merman Siang —Ma ad, lies. Mt. and 1144. Od. Tremors. WO paueraa to latest from lia Id. to Us. Od. Veda of the same materials ...... YAM and CO. '8 ATTIRE' to ORDER. ea and C. OXFORD-RTRIKT, W. The toot abiaanelenTidreliacreiCattenTaii'd wOrkinen are Ml pioyeeL Tree.ltUng Tromso; Ilia 6d. ; Vesta to match, /a Id. Aube for earical, academical, medical. and other Drolemi'llal imitlemes. Lune: Habitat three to ail guinea.. ♦ separate &martin's% for liveries. Pavia SIMS, gta. ; footman's, 1106.; ameltinaa'a 6Sa. HYAK sod CIA'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and A, OXFORD-STRUT. 44,.. are mach admired by Parents sad Guardians for quality. Dation. and seouorny. Ketekerbeeker. Wisitiaindee onberue, and Windsor wt., OIL tat to aka . Etat, Harrow. Lad Rugby AWL Da., 10a, Dia sad 42a. • trying-os ream kaailsoately fitted up to 'awake with this deportment. WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Yersomal Attraction. and to health and lesliervity by tho msatioation of lead. ROWLANDS' °DONT°, or RAiL DINILFIUCE, compounded at Orteatal Ingredients, is of inemintabte valise la pressman ami beautifying the teeth, eacemptioniog the gams, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It medic:Wes tartar from the teeth, rms.'s vote of inelpiast decay, and polishes sad preserves the mantel, to which It hawk. a pmrtlllte whltesma Its Inealtiablez pestles bays obtsladel the PiiOnsaire of royafty sad the art resey of Dem" and it is aniversally io high repute. 'Tine la PP par box. Redd at %. Hattsmpt alas, sad by Chemists sad Poidiamers. Ask toe ''Hoirlfsade'Dileitto," LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL 21, 1864. ALLIANCE SHIP-OWNING and SHIP BUILDING COMPANY (Limited). (Intendaced by the Landes Masada! Assodados—lAratterL) Incorporated under the Companies Act, MK by shish the Lia bility of each Shareholder In limited to the Amount of his Shares. Capital LOOO 00011' WAS Shares of £3O each, Wail power to masses. Deposit on application, tips share; on allotment, da per share. Further calls not to exceed At 10.., nor be at shorter intervals than three mouths. No payment made to promoters. macrons. Clarks B.U. Ng., 67 1 , Old Broadarest. Cornelius Grinnell, Zee. (Nauru Grinnell, Tinker, and Morgan). Charles Maguey, Ids. (Norm roam, don, and ltagnay). John Carringtos Palmer , (Maass. MeCilierp, Stewart, and Co., Calcutta), Director of the Agra DWI. Captain G. Redman, Directerad thole/ bion Mesas Compsay. Ta& hem ElLitan Smith fag. (Messrs. .end W. Smith). Jeatel_ao, Inherit, 11 %. (Messrs. T. and . Smith). D. 1200,800 . (Mama Thamson, Walst a rd Co.), Caps of Good Hope, and Peterh Chambers, Co s i Osorp Frederick Youeg, 16q. (Net is. Yantis, Son, and Magna). N' lib power to aid to teals samba?. Ths Agra and United Service Bask edged). Marrs. Naaterman. Peters, Mildred, and Co., Nicholas-lane. BILOLIIAL—Mesas. Huggins and flowsall, 1 Threadneedle-street. 60LICERAIL —Nam. Pima, Tathams, Curimg, and Walls. Frederick's-place, Old Jewry. Temporary odlices—no. SU lAmhard-strest ABRIDOMD PhOIIFICTCS It le arranged that the whole of It. first-class sad superior ships now pommel by the long established and well knows Mm of Thomas and William Smith, all of which are at this mo ment in active and timetable INS plomoot In the Indian and lantern trades; together with the London shipping establish meat of that arm, limbedleg all its oonasslem Issellitlea, and iseg- eet advantages, should transferred to the equitable terms. The goodwill to be paid to the = a ro; entirely in paid up shares. It Ls also ermined that the freehold dockyard at Linseboess, on the banks of the Thames, the property of Mears. Yams, Pon, and Meguay, established nearly a century In on* Wetly, and In which an extensive and nourishing business Is Dow paled on, shall os purchased by the Company, with the paint, linens, utensils, an stock-in-trade ; the whole to be takes at a valua tion obe mad* by competent and Impartial persons mutually chosen The situation of the property la admirable. It has slips for shipbuilding and dry docks for sepaire, with buildings sad appliances for the construction and reparation of shX d. a:g rs steame, whether of wood or hoe, ea • moderate bet stale; the whole being la good eodltioa. sad affording facilities for considerable envision. TM sum to be paid to this Choi for goodwill Is, also, I. he taken entirely le paid-up 'hares. Memben of both soma have eoneented to take sesta In the direction ; and It is the leteetioe of both to retain a smolder able Interest la the undertaking, in sdiltion to the shame re ceived by them Inc goodwill. It will be observed as a dlatanqulshing nature of this enter prise, ttat as all the shim as rell as the dockyard are at present in full operation, and their imployment will be continued by the Cmpany without interniptioe, accounts may be mule op, and profits divided at the end of the year, a In private concerns. The Articles of Association can be seen at the Maces of the solicitor', and proepeetnam, with foremen application for share., may be obtained at the offices of the London Financial Assoda lioe 'oleo from the brokers, the leachers, and at 311. Losiberd-street In case of no allotment the deposit will be returned, THE ENGLISH and FOREIGN CREDIT COMPANY (Waited). =l;ted under the Companies Act, 1032, by which the of the shareholders is limited to the Lama at their shares. Capital, C 2,000,000, to 40,000 shares of £BO each. Pint issue, 20,000 shares. Deposit, C 1 per share on application, and IA on allotment, of which 10.000 shares have been ahead subscribed for. Subsequent calls not to exceed £2 Nis., and ea Intervals of not — leis them three iseetlia It is not Intended to cell op rows then &leper share : bat as the operations of the COWBOY require siditlonal canna tanker Issues of shun will be ands s pretenses being given to the then existing shareholders. John Barrow, Esq., Normal:lLL Director Amsterdam Walar Works Company. Zraard=:k l' g . 7. - M k bar l°rat , Bar w ht. Cba,leepsagL btangles, mg., Chairman Wmg India Royal Mail Ce tar George Robinson, Esq., Director Alliance Bank. George Illiewsrd, Esc Leinaterognare, Bayswater. Thaws Mentions., Esq., Chairman Dkonount Corporation. Omega Barnard Townsend, Esq., Director South Eastern of Portugal Railway Company. BARIUM—The Allianos Bank Lothbury, London . Brown's. Math., Liverpool; ref King-street, Manchester. songaroni. Mews. Dasborough, Young. and IMaborough. 6, Mse-lane. Maws. Alvin and Co., 3!, Great Game-street, Westminater. ISiOgga&—Yvan. Demob and Garton, 2, Austintrisua. Sgeheragr, no tnx.—Mr. Chanter Yana Temporary Mom-2, Copthall Chambers, Anget-coart, PROSPIETCS. Th. Directors having received the support of emineut foreign cannabis, so led co-operatien of many of the leadii n genm la this mita s with pail, maim MS tioll to announce that they have secured a beats/a lb : R which= itself yield a large Mara on the capital, without reekoolog the probable Pratt which they will also derive from the farther operation they have In view. The spirit of enterprise which has sow manifested itself in foreign countries, with the esooaragement given by the various ts to the ceastmetthe of works of public utility, ve so doubt that there is AID ample scope for an undertaking of this nature. Having secured not only the tame eof those counseled with basking eetalibehineots in maay of the Miss of the Continent, but the acquisition of bitable:L .l. w= will form the basis of Immediate profitable transaction, the Directon have no hesitation In introducing this emaciation to the public. The general objects of this Company are the same as those of other companies of • kindred nature which have been lately started la this country, and which, by the judicious employment of capital, have been enabled to secure for the shareholders such Lige dividends. The Company will negotiate— d [sans and commons for railways and other public works abroad. 2. -7 1 hey will advance room, on approved securities, as well sa purchase and negotiate the same upon cossalesion. 3, They will lend money to c.ntructors of pooltion and respon. sibility, and faalitote the construction of iniportsut public works. :4 promotion money will be paid, and the amount of the Directors' remuneraUoe will depend upon the pronts made. With the view to extended operaUons upon the Continent, the Directors an authorised to publish the names et the following bank" as the correspondiente of the Company : Vienna—Austrian Credit Institute, BerUn—Josepis Jacques. banker. Hamburg—The Brunswick Bank. Lent& - Helur K tistner and Co. =it—The Schaiithanien Bank Unica. w—IL Heiman, banker. II ankh Herr Von Traidiche, banker. prudes —Gewite Meuse! and Co.. beakers, Koslp —J. &mon, Widow sad Boa, bankers. ilanover—J. Copper and Bea, barkers. Dautzk—M. Norman, tanker. Yrorpectuses and forms of appticalion for thane may be ob. Rained at the temporary tam of the Company, 2, Portia' Chambers. Aogrlooart, Throgmortonotreet ; or at the Aims of the brokers, Maw Detoele andOortita, 2, Austantliers, This form mast be delivered entire to the Bankers of the Corn psny. . end. after payment of Deposit, the Application to be retained by them. roar or APPLICII7OII YOB =ARM No. To the Directors of the Ertattehand Foreign Credit Company (Limited) : Cleatleaten,—llavlng paid to yoaiiiankere The sum of being ■ deport of LI per share on shares In the &Devi 7, I hereby request that you la allot me that number . L ' lltr a irgree to accept such shares, or any smaller number that may be allotted to me, subject to the resulatloaa of the Com pany, and also to pay the further deport of Le per share no allot- meat : and I hereby authorise you to enter m name co the register of shareholders for the /harm so al Name In full Residence Profession or batter Date EMPIRE of MEXICO. ANOILIVILENCTI SIX Mt CENT. LOAN. £7.790,000, representing a nominal 111111011 M of £12,315,000. In Bonds to Bearer, of £l,OOO, £5OO. £3OO. £lOO. and £5O each, with others of entailer amounts for the Continental Markets. With halt-yearly Coupons attached, payable Ist April and Id October la lades or Paris. issued in London by Mews. Olya. Mills, and Co„ and the Inter national Financial Sudety (Legated% In Perla by the Societe Generale de Credit Mobilise. Decrees of the Y.nire-ror Maximilisa. dated 10th and 11th April, 1464, and conventloes entered Into with Messrs. Glyn, Ws, sad Co., authorise the lases of Beside of the Mexican Empire to the extent of £12,366,000 sterile* bearing interest at 4 per cent. per annum, payable heirloom ky an Londoa sr Paris. of this amount £4,0 0,000 Bonds will be isted on account of the Mexican Government, end the remalnine £4464000 on account of the French Governasen., by whom these Bonds hare been accepted to payment of expenses incurred in The following are the arrangements for the bane to the public of the total amount of £12.1105,000, at the prim of 011 per cent. (with interest tram hat Apeth, payable s 5 All t. 6 L £lO „ 16th Jaae. 1864. £lO „ 15th Mead, „ a:10 ~ 15th October. £lO ~ 16th December, £lO „ 15th February. MIL tel per cent. A coupon of 3 per cent.. dee Ist October, 1866, lOU he silents, d to the scrip bad will be received in part payment of the instal ment of 10 per cent due 13th October and subscribers will have the option of paying the bistalmenta ander discount at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum, on way of the days axed for pay ment of the Instalments. The Bonds will be expressed Is francs as well ae In efreflng, so as to admit of their seepotiaMoa la Parla and other continental markets. To afford facilities for the nep.Uation to le, ante, his Excellency Y. loald, the French Ytnlekr of S'lnenee, has authorised that a public subscription shall be opened In rub and the principal towns of France. He has also instructed the Syndics' of the Stock Exchanges of Paris, Lyons, Marseilles, Toulouse, and 8011/0•111, to admit the Scrip and Bonds of the Loan to their daily negotiation., and to order the dealings therein, both for cash and the account, to be quoted on the odic's,' lista. 'ldTii - ito71:1 - ;11.1 . 1;;;; attac►ed to It half-yearly Interest coupons, posble on lot April and lit October of each year, in Lood.s, in sterling, at the Rank of Messrs. Glyn, Mille, and Co., and In Paris, at the Axed exchange of 241. Vic. per It ster ling, at the bankers of the Mexican goverumi at. If the lustalments be not 'rida the respective due dates, In terest at 10 per cent. per annum will be charged until pat meld. Should soy Instalment not be paid within one calendar month ►fter is being due, the scrip and all previous payments thereon sill be forfeited. Out of the proceeds of the Loan a sue equal to the four half yearly payment& of interest thereon l.llwa doe let October, 1664, tat April and lot October, 156.1, and Ist April, 1866. will be retained In the Caisse des Depots et Conelgtiations of the ftench Ooserument et PAIL. The Mixed Financial Connotation hereto- Mier described will be specially charged aoh the duty of pro s Wing. onto( the fund, so retained, for the papoent w London and hugs of the sold four hall-yearly dirkiends. Alto. oat of the proceed& of the loan. and under precisely Minstar arrangements, funds a 11l be remitted fur the next lour half-yearly payments of Interest on the Three per Cent. Mexican Donets held under the decree of October. PS t, and on the New Three per Coot. Bond& representing the capitalised arrears of interest thereon, as agreed to by the bolsters of the existing bonds, at their recent meeting In London. Yoe the liquidation of the Loan now to be contracted, a slak ing fund, equal to I per cent per annum un the nominal capital of the L WA. will be provided from Ist of April. 19611. and appfkd to the plutlime in London ant Paris, of bonds et the VIIIiOQI CILIUM LISIMMI to represent the Loon. . . . . A Mesh-an FliiluZial Conanlesion will be at mine established to Para, and eriU be empower,. to do all °Oriel acts necessary tot the completion and Moue of the scrip and bonds and out of the Lose, and also foe the capitaliaatimi of the arrears of interest on the Id bond, and for other nnancial puriariet. lin. Commission will consist of Covet de Oermlay. Senator. Honorary Governor of the hank of France, Mr. HWIALII Hope, General Manager of the International Financial Society as Pro visional kagiiih Commissioner, and a member to be specially delegated by the Emperor of Mexico. the documents relating to the authorisation of the L: en may he inverted at the offices of Meares: Mecham, Dalryinple. Drake, sod WAN, solicitor., ac, Parimnent-sireet, Mratnunater. In cue of any applicant Out receiving an allotment, the depo sit guide on application will be returned in full : and U a kw amount be allotted than le apphed foe, the deposit will be ap plied toward* the further ecu payable on shotruent, sad the aurplus balance, if any, returned to the appthant. Applications, accompanied by the prescribed deposit, will be received by Mews. Glyn. Mills, and to.. V, Lossbardatreet, London, and the international Elea eial Society a-ulled : or by the Sociftf Generale de Credit Mobilise, at Maria until Satur day nest, the Ythed ApriL Lists will also be opened throughout the depart:neut. of crane by all the corregryondente of the Societe Otuerale de Credit Ilobiliet, and of the Credit Fonder of Preece. - At farin, by the Recta& Ointrale de Credit Mobilier Italica. At Madria Erurr t. At Amsterdam de Commerce et d' lile. Forms of application and prtAreetuses may be bad of Meters. Glyn, MIRA. and Co , 67, Lombard-street; or the balettlALlOlaa Financial llociety Limited 54, OW &u.4-street. London, Aped 16, 1664. Mot of APPLICATION. No Cuo be retained by the Mantels.) EMPIRE OF MliXloo. ANOLO-YRENCHI All Po I CKNT. MAN. C.700.C.00, representing a nominal amount of X 12,365.009. To litmus. Glyn. YiW, sad Co. and the International annelid Society (Wafted). Having paid to Mare Glyn, Mils, and Co., the sum of a bring the required deposit of L per cent. on s I request that yon will allot to me a In the above Loan, and I het city woe to accept that amount or any low seal that may be allottr.l to Inc. and to pa) the further inatalraenta thereon to Azcordsact with the terms of your prospectus of IGth ApAI , ISM. Name In toll Addeo,' full °mulattos Dna , 1664 Wurtzite Imam No. ;To be maniaril by Anltatali IttIYIEE OP MEXICO , . rac.Neti 81.1 PIE CENT. LOAN. 17.790.07)0.rTpr;;esaingV;Zoin7,12;.74ini Wa1 . 3135,0130. 07. i...iaberdAtivet, Loetion. April. 1014. Resolved of . he sees of ft on meant of the above Lose, beim; the deposit of e per cent on en appbes. ties for ft of the above tau. tar GLYS, MILLS, and Co., The Applicant erIU please AU up the blanks of this Applica tion awl the Receipt before pees atlas the payment. EMPIRE of MEXICO ANGLO-FRENCH SIX PIM CENT. LOAN. NOTICE II HICILISEY OIVIN, that NO FURTHKR A►PII - 0N for ALLOTMENTS of the above loth .111 be ItECEIV SD APT= BATUSDAY, the Urd loth roe the International Tthancial GLYN, YLLIS, es 4 Co. WAL " Vi r IL UaI Ier i CLIALL. Seentai7. Leedom. Spell 20, INC NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and noel useful invention of tho day, AQUA A MARELLA Messrs. JOHN GUNNELL end Co., Thee Ring-court, lomberd street, London. perfuMers tuber Majesty, respectfully oiler to the public this truly roareelloes whkli gradually mimes the burns& hair to its pristine bee—no natters& what sge. Thu Agee Aniarella has none of the propert•es of dyes : it. on Ole contrary, Is benefical to the system : and when the Mir fa ciao, restored nee application per month tio keep It to perfect colour. Price Al la per bottle. or lu half bottles. It. ad. John Gamlen as On. Mee been appointed perhusins to aLIt.N. the ?einem of Malta Fritz INDEPENDENT FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Wanted). Capital, One Million la . 40,000 Shares of VS seek Al per &are to be paid ea insane, and Al lea. per alma on lutment. Calla not exceeding Al per share, at in:arra:a of not litis tam three months. • PIN ECTOOS. Joba Downes, Isq. (llessr;.tivVii;;and Scott). Upper Thames stroet director of the hatlonsl Provincial Marina Insurance Compaa Hoerr, Hines. Req., merchant. 3e, Lorabardatreet. John lit ledew, Ky., Cembeidge twnee, Lee-park. Kest Wiliam Knight, Yaw ,Hesare. 11.1 Law Knight and Co.), 63, Loaahardotreet. Henry Lodgard, Esq., Forest-Atli. Kent 0. argot. spoons, tog llessra. G. S. : 1 ) mons and Co.',, 20 tad 21, it. Dnnatan's All John K. Tibbs. E.g. ;Meant J. K. Tithe and Son . Threadneedle . . , - street, Director of the Staffordshire Roiling Stock Conaany. James Luniani, La. illassra. Jams Lanham and Gab 231. street Borough. Jebelfans, Peg. Mesas. VON., Meek, and Co.), IMlllterequare. Walter Brodie, F. 341., Da, Defamers-terrace, Brds-park, late member of the House of Representatives, New Zealand. (Igesennal names in Manchester and Liverpool will be ilOlllll. Motels added to the Dlroctiota.) Letagen—The M. tropoUt!n and Provincial Bank, 79, Corn. . - bill. KC. BOIJCITOII3-11essrs. Utuurtt and Stark. 4, Furniverhus. " " Hulbore. linotins—lfessts. Scruttc7U — andton, 81, Old Broad-street AllbaultS—Yarn. Cash and Xdstards, Public Accountants, 13, Tokenlargo-tank Grp iam, AND 11611;iiiii — Asulaii " --11i: Hobert Steen Body. Nicholas-lame. Lombard-street, LC. This Company has for its purposes the transaction of the important and reniunerathe business of Tire Insurance, and that ash to the exclusloa of other branches of business not ontimelly associated with it, under the same direction and ope rating on one and the same capital. The Directors ere satisfied that the scope for the business of lire Immature presented by this country and its dcpendencles, is, as a commercial vecola tion, de/arsine .1 paramount attention and the contract hying oast termi sable annually, the profit. or kw whim& determine in like manner, u ear by year, and exhibit at once a Company's financial pinatas, and it. resource& While the partial remissi n of the fire Insurance duty now in the touteniplaUon of government, cat applicable only to the insurance of at", k in trade, will atford a comparatively limited relief f. om the onerous oppression, the directors have resolved to allow upon payment for 'eery policy and &figments at each renewal, au inaina.diate drawback, which, in many instances, win amount to a total extinction of the entire duty of three shillings per cent. To the public at large. and to the greater proportion of the manufacturing and mercantile community. this arrangerreut will prove a highly acceptable advantage. The drawback allowed by a few of the older Mikes by way of per sentage on premiums, at intervals of years, is of importance only to those who are rated at peen hams ranging chief , / here one Reines per oent, upwards, and is participated la only by those who may have premiums to he renewed at the period of the making of them returns: whereas by the principle adopted by this Co.. pony, the owners of ihe dews of flak of the more ordiumg occurrence, are they who will be more the substantially, and at the seam time prom!) , kr benefited. The concession to be thus made to the pablle will certainly be the means not only of increasing in their respective aineuala is aureate. now existing, but of multiplying to • very large extent the sassier of Insunuice contracts In this country and its colonial coneeetions... Th. insurable property le this kingdom alone. including its enormous and incresaing importations arising from the win la terchsage Uri &is believed to approximate to s.s.oou.oao,oou, •hereas 41,3u0,000.000 only is insured ; thm leaving nearly threstourtha of the Montega amount altogether unprotected lion lens. rtweuld be dificnit to find any dam of investments which ha. yielded such Mtge peened, as the shares of well coadected fire offices the Mures of the older oglece time Increased In value Immeasily, being, in one case, at a premium of about LUG, end In ...itor of nrady SAO pr iest, ow as mums originally paid up. Ihe Incremed value ef the shares of Mikes established wit hin the leatctwenty years. steads at from SO to 200 pot cent. It Is under thus circumstances, and cousidering the immense field mounted lor eperatkoa to ma, that the ilthethoth have With advantage of at (atoneable au 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 feature sod the public support width that must neceniarl e ryl e rite, the undertaking will speedily be productive of the best monetary resells, The anxutive trill he entrusted to officers of tried experience Is the eeriness of fire insurance. end the Directors have already =alum' srrenieteeirts foe the isineediste estebilthorent of tit e hundred sf The Directors desire to she the most nagnalitiedthenranee to the psWtc that nothing or the mature of [Maims obyeetkou to • yreatot and liberal settlement at dame for eaupanstlon will ever be entertained or countenanced by them. Reim of application for thane may be had ett the Other a the °aspen", or of the Broken, lashes,. or ealanhath In she 'vest of no allotment being made, the &pukka will be re• tarsal fa tall 70111 £PPUCA?KJ VOI Si Al/PS. So the Directors of the Independent ?Ire Insurance Company Welted). Gentlemen,—Hating paidl to your • the sum of being a deposit of CI per share es shares In the above Company, I hereby ram,. that yon will snot me that number : and I three iiitheediall o t h e forth prescribed by the Articles of Associatiair to accept such shares, or any lees camber you may allot me, to thy Al 10a. per share on allotment, and to eseente the Articles of Unclad= when required : and I request that my name may be placed on the restater of shareholders for the shares go allotted. Name In tall leadence Profession of baldness Date ?atria orders and Bankers cheque (eransd to Ye COW msny's bantam) to bo made mob!' to ass Imestery of the Inperry. • .• Ileasetier et " Banker," as tM awe ay be. MR. PII N CH'S TERCENTENARY April 1 (r 8114. MO. am) NUMBER Offic d' , t 6, !pli he lesublishedt-street, LC on SATURDAY, Office, [Stamped. ld. ,Additionelj rzARIBALDI FUND, for the pumas. of securing Nal a PIO/MANZI'? INCOME for Ommul GARIBALDI, sad his family after The Duke of BDTBKRLAND, Clubman. CHAR altiLY lift De=4.lausaan. Boa. A. khuatirdM.P., to . e , Contributions may be paidthbeakers. lissom Ransom. &overt., and Co., 1, Pall.nieG Rot, sad coanaunications to be court, Charing-wow addressed to theft/x*4am Arthur t Gobineau fag., at 8, Craig's- The Ant List of Contribution, will appear In the " Times" of the lath Instant. I, Crates-coy* Charingoross, Aprßllo, 1814. MR PECHTER begs to announce that the whole PROFITS of the first nights representation 4 will be divided between the NATIONAL SHAKE SPEARE COMMITTEE sad the DRAMATIC COLLEGE SCHOOLS FUND. Mr. Pechter', indisposition preventing the production of "Hamlet" on the evealag of the Eird, the Lyceum Theatre will he closed that eight. On MONDAY, April YE-, end Every Evening till ferthernottor, ESL DEMONIO. ROYAL ALHAMBRA. - CONTINUED SUCCESS of the NV, CllQTE—eeknowiedged to be the beat ever prodneod L Inglead. Montag Perforrannce every Wedateday and Saturday, at ! o'clock. Every Ives* at Wi ping 7. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—Tbe celebrated JEAN JAOQUICit treat the Mesa Napoleon, Par* hVIZY EVXIIING. ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—BRILLIANT ZPVESTRIABI WINS by Three Yocum Lathes, sotitted " The Side toe the Ribbon." Prices of Modulo, :—Private hoses (to held six), Pls. : reerred sesta. ra. ; wane and Wormy, to = sad peenemilkie.: vela kalscei, OIL liamaleas spa THE MERRY WPM of WINDSOR, by MO WIDOW, will be perforated, flat time in this country, THIS EVEN ISG, by the whole of the talented company at TRY OXFORD, 6, Osfordwtreet FRENCH GALLERY, 12t), Pall-malL—The ELEVENTH ANNUAL 111111BITION et FUTUNA the eieteibutleas at Artists of the bleach end Flembh Schools, sow OPEN.—Achelsioo >a . catalogue 6d. HOUND SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL HALL—The Board hare decided ou addiug the following PRIZZ to their published Hit already hued. Tura Mee :—For the beet two couple of hounds from en established pack, hunting hare lost season, without restriction u to breed, ElO. THE HORSE SHOW at the AGRICULTURAL BALL will OPEN July l. Pew Usti Übe forwarded on application to 8. SIDNEY, Secretary. THE PRIZE LIST of the DOG SHOW at the AORICIIII URAL HALL Is NOW READY, and .111 be oreezde on emanation to & SIDNEY. beesetary. OtDote. Agdeulnual-hall, Berford-etreet, Islington. N. HOTELS. The BRUNSWICK, Jermyn an* Lemke. Mt dam sad very reasomabk. &tDANDELION COCOA.—A delicious Bre a kf as t emp, which the ascot delicate stomach cau digest. It prevents and cures all disorders of the alimentary canal, constipation, flatulence, torpid and thee liver cola plaints. R.voinstended by the medical profemlos. lib. jars, : of all cbemkta In town and ooanto. O. CLAYTON. chemist $l5. Regent-street. M. FLOWER SEED 8, Free per Poet BUTLER and If eCULLOCriI unrivalled assortments 100 varieties of the west distiaet sad beautiful hardy annuals, fur lea le varieties, for 10a : 30 varieties, for is.: 15 varieties, for tn. ed. COVIST-GARDIN YARRYT, lANDoN, w.c. row dike orders payable et Ktagetraet, Oovenbgardem. CANDLES. —PRIZE MEDAL. PA.LUTINIL—Adopted by bee My Otwernnient for the Warn & J. C. and J. FILM lb. original =anal aetoren end holders of the IMs Prize Modal, matt= the public against any spurious Imitations. Their label Is on all packets sod bores. Selo oy all clothes t• reashout the 11i=Wkolestle ane few •Eprortetine at the Works, UPPI& 1 1 ; LA II BITS. LONDON. 8., where also may be obtained Nair aillebnist Valted Undo Soy Tablets. DINING TABLES.—HOWARD and SONS Paient Tables, with wood sod metal ttiotwa, stamtrtng M sae.. Marshouses, 26 sad V, Ballandiftold. Oalard-stays& NvHKN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED I nr. Query to worthy oossideration by ivory one anxious to Main the inestimable blessing -SOS. for on cornet know ledge Go to the proper time for ming dominates will depose the somaimy of promming Moor mans to l b . sod of life. Whoa Ile delleirnry is determined a nicety of dissimiaation most be mod ts adapting linos of the exact power n 1441,111 sandy the loss, or Jo Misty will result. trignack• like mansalesselia, do lir r nil nealcolobie zaloshiel by t prebenaion , as is proved by the victims of country lisw i rra s ad um billed vendos 3pn then. it wore wiser to ask airfoil rather from some of reptile, and avoid stab to one's siffht. The old Arm Tbnrae Harris sod Sou ,retablishad USG, opposite Me Britioh hinoeunisate. Loodoo, having opeolany attendod to Ss mann. beture of spectacles. are emapoient to advise on an that por tals' to tits remedying &festive vision by tbesoonrais adaptatiee of the hams, motionassisally true, of the meanie power. load also by tin Juitioloso mialion of a specissis frame (whisk is Ws Important) of the tons moot bossiing the form. THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND GENEXAL GAILIBILDL (ram the Daily Km.) The Moniteurof yesterday says :—" The Morning Star and the Daily News assert that Earl Claren don, iu the name of the British government, pro mised as a concession to the Emperor that Gari baldi should shorten his stay in England. This statement is entirely incorrect. No observation was wade to Earl Clarendon by the French govern , meat on the subject of Garibaldi." We have read this paragraph with astonishment. There is not the shadow of an excuse for alleging that we have made such a statement as that mentioned by the French official journal. We challenge the Mosiksir to produce a passage in which we have stated, or even suggested, that Lord Clarendon made any concessions whatever to the Emperor, or that he was in communi cation with the French government at all respecting Garibaldi. The only reference we have made to the Earl of Clarendon , mission was for the purpose of expressing satisfaction at tbe restora tion of a good understanding between the two governments, and this without the least hint of concessions of any kind. AMERICA AND THE Nzw ESIPIRE or MEXICO.— The Temps of yesterday says :—" A singular error coin. mated by the Monsieur this manias shows that the official journal can lay no more claims to infallibility than the comma rue of newspapers. The Moniker decilitres that the mails from New York being no Dews which merits ateatiou.' But we read in the Americas despatelies of the Timer that the Chamber of Representatives at Washington unanimously voted, on the 4th April, • resolution, pro posed by Mr. Winter Davis, to the effect that the United States can never recognise or tolerate • mosarchy is Mexico. The Independanee Beige giver the same news, with • variation, according to which the Congress has simply protested wait • monarchy established with the salamis of au European power. Whichever may be right, we can only believe in au Madre,- Woos of the Moniteur. It cannot have wished to suppress sews which is by no means unexpected, and the importance of which must not moreover be exaggerated. The Chamber of Representatives at Weakiegtoe is not the American go vernment. The President is much Mae indepeadent of parliament then the Queen of England. The re eointion we are announcing is not so much an act as as indication. We may, besides, be certain that the United States will leave Mexico tranquil while the civil war ia ne• Galahad. As to the eventualities which may arise after the resetablishrowit of the Union the Emperor Maximilian would have hese very imprucleet had he sot already thought of them ; and as he his accepted the crown we must essedede that he cambers himself prepared to brave the hostility of the United States." ROYAL HowriccurrtiLSocnrr.—The Azalea and Rose Show of this society yesterday was • most successful one, both as respects the plants exhibited and the number and quality of the visitors. The charming weather of the lest few days had the effect of producing choice specimens, sot only of the plants special to the occasion, but of as Gowen t dumps the visitors we observed the Princess Mary of Cambridge, attended by Mrs. Purvis sad Captain A. Ellis ; Lady Thymus, Lady Oasfotd, Lady As. serley, Lady M. Fender, Sir Jobs sad Lady Bs say Lady Bailey, Earl of flarrowby. Sir Philip and ligerina, Lard Hoary Lagoa, Lady Roe, Lady Rills, R. Belcher, km Mr. °when, M.P., the treasurer of the Royal Gemmel Diepeesszy is Barthelatosw.alowt. will preside at the festival at the eirrity to be bold at the Albion-tavern as the 27th WWI. [TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nom's TzLeinwte.) THE WAR IN DENMARK. TETE-DE•PONT BEFORE BONDERBORG, Area 19, Room Hostilities will be suspended from 10 a.m. until 6 p.m. to-day, to allow the Danes to evacuate Sonderborg. If the place be not evacuated by that time the bombardment will commence. Ana 19, Arnamoox. The Danish line-of-battle ship Shiold, together with 22 other vessels, are in sight near Hornp Hay. GRAViNSTEIN, APRIL 20. Immediately after the storming of the tete-de pont of Sonderborg the greater part of the troops and the artillery were ordered to march into Jut land to occupy the whole of that province, and to besiege Fredericia. FALL OF DUPPEL—DANISH ACCOUNT. COPENHAGEN, Aran. 19, 9.40 sat. A terrible fire from the Prussian artillery de stroyed the redoubt. Nos. 4, 5, and 6, which were then taken by the enemy. The left wing of the Duppel position was, consequently, given up, and our troop "in ,OPRlPellsd 00/01111e7:46.w.". loss. The evacuation of the right wing took place under more favourable conditions, but also with considerable loss. The greater part of four regi ments was annihilated. The tite de punt was de molished by'the enemy's artillery, but was defended by us until the army had crossed to the Island of Alien. THE CONFERENCE, BERLIN, Arm. 20. As the British Cabinet has fixed the 20th that as the date of the meeting of the Con ference, without the consent of the great German powers, and without considering that Baron von Ballet cannot arrive in London for a few days, the Prussian representatives in London have received instructions not to be present at the opening of the Conference as fixed by England. It is asserted that the Austrian representatives have received similar instructions. DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR MA.XIMI LIAN FROM ROME. ROME, APRIL 20. The Emperor and Empress of Mexico will leave Rome at three o'clock this afternoon, and will em bark this evening at Civita Vecchia for Merits). ROME, Aran. 20, EVERTRO. Previous to their departure for Civita Vecchia this afternoon the Emperor and Empress of Mexico attended mass at the Vatican. The Pope after wards returned the visit of their Majesties. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, April 20 : " The Ermine, with the above mails, left Alex andria for Marseilles st 10 a, m. to-day. The Cey lon, with the heavy portion of the mails, sailed for Southampton at 4 p.m. yesterday. The may be expected at Marseilles on the 26th inst., and the Ceylon at Southampton on the 2nd May." INDIA. By the arrival of the Bombay mail we have re ceived advice. from Bombay to March 28, and from Calcutta to March 20. • The Persian Gulf telegraph cable has been laid down as far as Busbire. Colonel Stewart reported to the Governor of Bombay on the 22nd March, by telegram direct from Bushire through Kurrachee, that the whole length of submarine cable en board Use Tweed (373 miles) had been paid out from that vessel in the most perfect order. All the party on board the Tweed are reported well. Since the 23rd March passenger trains have com menced running direct from Bombay to Poona and Sholapore over tte Bhore Ghent incline. The transit from Bombay to Poona now occupies eight hours. The through line of railway from Bombay to Ahmedabad will not be opened for public traffic until after the next monsoon. The entire line of railway, from Mooltan to Umritair, will be open for traffic in November next. Cholera has made its appearance in the Bombay Presidency, and is committing fearful ravages in several districts. It has been ordered by the Governor-General that any persons who may have committed crimes on foreign territory, and who have sought refuge in the dounnious of British India, shall be returned to their own government, and that an agreement be made with the native governments for this rule to be reciprocal. . . . . The 'preliminary examination into the charges of treason brought against the Umballah and Patna conspirators who are accused of bolding treasonable communication with and furnishing money and arms to the Mulkab and Sittana fanatics, was com menced at Umbsllah on the 14th March before the deputy commissioner, Captain Tighe. It is stated, on the autbmity of a private letter, that Bir Charles Wood has distinctly refused to listen to any proposition for removing the seat of government from Caloutta ; and that he will insist on Calcutta being again made the headquarters of the army. " Attain in Affgbanistan (says the Bombay Gazette) are looking very gloomy for the Ameer, Sherd Ali Khan, who still remains at Cabool. His brothers Auzim Khan and Afzul Khan are iu arms against him, and the latter has threatened to march his troops upon Cabool after the Nowroz, or new year, unless certain Sirdars whom the Ameer had detained in Cabool, with their troops, were allowed to return immediately to Balkh, of whit* province Afaul Khan is the ruler. The Ameer is making preparations to defend himself against his rebellious kinsmen, but the issue seems very doubt ful should they actually determine to attack him." The government of Bombay has appointed a com mission, of which Sir Alexander Grant, Bart., is president, to inquire into the healthful education of the ebildren of European soldiers and others, with a view to the removal of the children from the schools at Bycullali to Poona or Poorundbur. The Governor-General has appointed a committee, of which Mr. H. H. Roberts, C. 8., is president, for the purpose of reporting fully ou the present state of gaol discipline in India, and upon the man agement and treatment of prisouera. The government of India has granted &sufficiency of gun metal for casting the equestrian statue of the late Lord Canning, which was some time ago subscribed for chiefly by the natives of Calcutta. Menotti Garibaldi attended on Tuesday last at the studio of the West London Photographic Company in the Fulham-road, when a very characteristic and staring likeness wea t►kes. Ertsooret. Cueitoze.—ln consequence of the death of the Bishop of Peterborough the Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol will mass to be junior bishop of the House of Lords, and Dr. Retold Browne, who was room anted a few days since to the bishopric of Ely, will become the judo, bishop immediately after his installation in the Cathedral Chervil of £l, us Theedey Dent, tae Mat inst.. and will attend to read prayers is the Bowe of Lords evi day. The sew Bishop of Peterborough will not be entitled to a seat in the Rome of Lords until a vacancy ocean in some diocese other than Oanterbory, York, Laudon. Dorlient, and Winchester. 110, 5,523.] A STLA C COMKIINIATITOr between LON LY 8 IN.DLSJIa .17 4 tho u.d iattel a teet rest of litesas u elo i belm ted ,. !ing itTh. te the ,wt pornrlippm ter 1100. power, & 71AZGIIIT, Commander, will leave the Vie- Salm ' • Loudon) Docks the 7th May, sad Plymouth the Ittis May, okutts, calm st lisdram This magnificeat ship, bra tr for the Indls trade, has been thoroughly sedan& hes semetmodatteu tor passenger,. sad WI& °Wry sa one volsorame ; oleo a stewardess. These stseasien will call at ,pr of Good Hope on the homeward da y s voage only _and see • ted to make a. average Passage of 65 tirea Zealand to Pamengers by the steamers will hue the option of er... p.,k‘eg and diaetsbarkhur at Plymouth. the Company paying ow way fue between Loudon and Plymouth, and coaveying ibm la All,l from the gasmen—tor freight er waits apply to Grindley end CO.. fb. Partlantentetreet, &W. ; or to the m r Ina asut" of the Company, Messrs. Bond sad Sisckelte n , al k LC. ; and in Plymouth, to Mr. B. J. Waring.— AN 4,0.0011 for eppoistments as 'midshipmen mad be made tot odlees of the Company, 9, Hincloghtaa, LC. Mr !HALLO PAJLILIE, Besniary. A rc KLA AND GOODS for the MARY WARREN tre, ~,: vt .b , „ sent to the East indla Docks on or before the GREEN, ROBINSON, sad Co., Rest India-maim i