The Express. — London, England, 1864-04-11 00:00:00

r F 4 .. EL CZO r 7 ‘- ' No. 5,514.) Direct, calling at MADRAS. 1.% r u LI" STEAM COM MtNiCAPION between' LONDON ' , 1.% by the magiditoten Fleet of Stamen beloughg to the and London Company (United).—Tao ',Tree aunitiejy CALCUTTA, uourt togs, ama s.ll. WILIGHT, Co mm a ndar , will leave the Vlo- Dodo the 7th May, and Plymouth the 15th May, •calling at Madras. This magnificent ship. bath , r the Maga trade, has been thoroughly refitted, has • mnitaisMen for passenger, and will awry an erps also a stetwanleea These stestaten will rail at ;neon _ I nese penman , 4;,...1 Hope on the homeward voyage only, and are an average p,sage or 65 day. twin Elifilvnil to C...i.veirgers by the steamers will hare the option of rid diseraterldnii at Plymouth. the Company Paying fare between London and Plymouth. and conveying foam the steamers. or freight or purge apply to I Co., It, Parliament-street. or to the manag . ..1 the Company, Messrs. Bond and Mackey* 9, e. LC.: and In Plymouth. to Mr. H. J. Waring „, .th-a for oppotatments as midshipmen mast be made ‘.l the Company, 9. Mincing hoe, H.C. REGINALD IPAPXER, Seendary. ;IjOI LIVERPOOL OR 441.: LE-N ',IONE TO NEW YORE.. /118 r. LIVERPOOL., NEW YORE, and r:1 It ADELPHIA ISTIAM-SHIP COMPANY Inteind .ctr ton-powind Clyde-built Ira. Bern tilastA96lFA „, • nit ed Atatas • hstOM LIVERPOOL IOaNEW ynng. I 1 10 , Wedneadoy, knit 13. ~.N);UR011. Saturday, April 10. Iltr I IF WASHINGTON, April 20. And orry Wgstuesclay. an even alteraele Sutordov. Cstin raoage b) the mail steamers selling oven W 13.17. 14.1 21 guineas, according I. the act as. by the Saturday's stielLere. 13 pintas. For passage iucluding proviallna 000ked. ramengers tor csn,!a. United States, sad Crlttlih Columbia, booked through rn very advantageous Senna—For Meter particulars apply to WILLIAM iNaLtN, 33, m Lir , rpcmg or to la is pi MACEY. 61, Xing Willists-eteeet. City. 01 - EI:LAND ROUTK--COMMUNICATION s fE.AY be MGM, AVSTRALIA. &a, INITTT. P, rrNINSULAR and oItIANTAL STILLY NAVIGATION N ROOK PASSINOIUtS and Twelve Cargo and Pamela • ir London odlee foe GI nrsitar, Malta . Egypt, Ad" Goyim. IL. rm. e dilate, the Straits. and China, by their steamers s ..s.tharepton ea tie Mb sad Stith of every month. foe Gih n ow. Malta. Item* Aden. and Bombay, by those of the 12th each swath: and for Stanrithia Reunion, Kint. • sand, Melbourne. and Sydney, by the steamers leav• lig •tl =Wu on the Seth of every month.—Yor farther eirti.7.l *ply at the Company's Meek It; Leriechall•stseet, Lc. L.. or Ortentale. tentless: 46e. 1)11 11,1.1 PPS, GRA VES, PHILLIPPS, and despatch the undermentioned 1, .elan steamers : .r T6ADA3I, the EATAVIEII, every dunday 'nothing. fm“ , 11. mirage TI, r. at to am., calling at Blackwell for pas. s' It a.m. Fares, g 1 10a., and 17. ed. and the .41:1D every Thursday wonting early both off t►e Tower. ti. . . .1.,71:5P:31F.N. neutral reurla. under Ruda' lag, the ADLER, r, or ScHWALBIL miry Thursday morning (weather , at 3 a.m., from Homelytiown, and from Blackarall at .‘ n,. farm. al. LI, and lon . _ . LoN DON, Alpe 13, from Homely- Fares, L33e., £2 h, :.nd 41. To be followed by the GI•T tY‘yA,A. paatage r , to., apply at Clatplit'a Universe Offloo. I.zrot-ci cos, W.: of to PLUI.LIPPS, GAMS, PHILLIPPO, . 11. E•ual.lane. nn IN CU/NATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY (LIMITED, AND 11 IE A NGI.4I.AUSTIUAN BANE, ARE PREPARED 10 EFCLIVE , CESCHIPTIONS FOR TH2 CAPITAL Or THE LE3IBERG-CZERNOWITZ RAILWAY COWANT ( Li m i ted). . _ Capital, £1,250.000, In 01,600 Mares of If.o mot ~r a enarnntee from the Austrian Government, producing a • I minimum Divklend of 7 per cent. per annum, payable la 'err. _ _ PT 111., made for payment by the Omstraotor Mr. Prassey) lt,terret at 6 percent. per annum daring construction pap.or Li on application, and £2 on allotment . a further sum • f on the la of May, after which date no further call will be ru•:,- for six moutlu. _ t trrlttee of bisectors pending the Constitution, under the it of the Concession, of the Company as a . Boarre ANONTNT. Somenet6:intaitotti,Eiq.,} Directors of ~ M.P. c the Anglo-Ma l. ( Frederi k Entelhardt, Een. trtan Bunk. 1 J. P. Br own-Wellhead, Rul., M.P.. Deputy Chair man of the London and North Western Railway. it H. Prince Leo Septeha, President of the Carl ! Ludwig Railway. „: _ tr , I Count It ladimir Berkowriti, Director of the Carl • Ludwig Railway. Charles Klem, Esq., President of the Chamber of Commerce, Vienna. "..nr.e.; LONnua—liessi:a Glyn, Itillikand Co.. 67, Lombard- ii.t.xllll3 it VILINA—Tba ?Lnglo..4nstrian Bank. • *.l.'ircas—yen. Birebarn, Dalrymple, Drake, and Ward, Parliament-street Itra , CER.4. Ileum. Ileum= and co., 3d artoaatreat. Vasa Osatawee aad Oft, The g titudi tamelesst ',lie? of Moldavia. a torrent complete asLemberg. • ;communication is effected by means of two lines—the first ,g the Northern Railway. from Vienna to Cracow; the .• tid. tbir Carl. Ludwig Railway, from Cracow to Lemberg be lint of these lines pays about liner cent upon its suite'. • • ,econd wu completed only at the end of IFAI, hut since its ;-:,tug has paid S per cent upon its capital, and consequently ors er required to claim the guarantees,/ sper cent swessr,lcsi y the .liptrlact government. T... I,n-scut Ilne is the continuation from Leas erg to Czerno a . the Moldavian frontier. The concession has town • I by the Austrian government on tutu unusually fa, out t• th• company undertaking it. I pr.., "wit railway, entering into the heart of the grain and ...Att.- pre Id:Mg district, whence tbeCarl•Dadwir tine obtains ita sr, 't i • , •trnnt tl ate, awl being 1:0115t . 1111.11 at a very coital r- Is I. a 4. wombs to be more profitable than its neighbour. II • te:4IICV of the line through Moldavia to Galata, on • the I; oo bo- which a concession has recently been grants.d Ly th, lt. ;oil-n..4 the Principalities' must necessarily add largrif t- of the Lemberg.Czernowitz Railway. which will thrt fo; integral part ill an unbroken and direct railway ,oe•a.i.o. ten between the Baltic, the German Ocean, and the t:Lck a ft; r•lon, the duration of which is ainety yam% Alpo- Lt, • mimenoement of the works prerious to the 11th I no:), and for their completion within three years: but I • ol• Lamle for extension of these periods In awe of poll. Crisl.. rr g...ernment guarantee n fixed Bam of t.. 150.00 In Weer ANA abliital revenue .4 the line. ..too tl.is guaranteed by the government, after providing r t phyment of interest at 5 per cent. on the bonds, and for ..! real Kinking fund, will leave a clear 7per cent. applicable capital. The sinking fund will be annually applied. u• :he mit nint in n of the bonds and shares at par. The - :etes et the ehares thus from time to time redeemed will 4 share reeciie a certificate entitling the bearer to a pst . ,on..turit—; 1::e remnining tom of the concession. In trr•ot• of the Company esceeding L per cent- on the capital. -I tr..% shicb will be :adopted by the Company, has been ...: lido by the es with 51r. lirassey for a sum • 4.4.000. •• oota. t preci.l,lfrhrronstruction of the railway In r with tho t! erns of the concession, and for stoeldng • e stock. It includes all the preliminary ex ; •• ! a ! quiring the concession and forming the Company : ‘”lou for Intent dnring construction on paid up • ! the rate of sir per cent, per annum: and It coven an e -eree for the expenses of management until the railway • L.. • .1.! toil for public 0512 e. ! • • --kb confers the requisite power to form a roci. , tE • ! e share- to bearer, whereby the lialuUty of the -es- will be limited to the amount of 25 per rent. of the • shares. rel of tl.e i!•selfte Anonyme wII be C 2,450,000 to be ! " in bonds, and £1,2.90,000 In charm of 492 each. 1,. • ••mis have alrea.4 been taken. '• ; es ••ry ti. th: formation of the Sneiftf Anonym' (which •- or: tiitieely constituted aCCOretilla to Austrian law until -t 7 t. •4 the Plum capital has been paid up , the Lemberg ' ! • sa • Railway Company has been formed so a limited I i• , limy, the shares in which will be exchanged for •' I denomination In the iloclt_teAnonyme. ankles of ssvicisti. it, of the oaosevioo• cad of gt • Utt I Mier Which it Is proposed to constitute the SociftS as ,, Ir inspected at the *nice' of the froilcitors, t • ,treet. • it., us for shares must be made In the annexed form. t.. the inn, tors of the Inten.ational Financial fiociety . . 4' .1 of • Anylo Austrian Beak. but ro application • • unless accunspanied by the receipt of Messrs. of the Anglo-Austrian bank. Vienna, foe ' , •1• "r 1 the number of shares applied for. This sum •• ...11.11.ed in the trent of the application not being acceded • Is made, it will be applied towards the •.! y.er share then due. RI ZERNOWITZ RAILWAY COMPANY (Limited]. kM F APPLICATIt•N MR MAWS. • 1 be left with the Bankers • •• (titt aura the I nternationsl Financial Society (Limited:. of the Anglo-Austrian Bank. • n —Hat Ins paid to NI eases. (..;I)Fs. Milk. and Co. the . Ivion ki per .hare on shares. of Ant each. ma) i.e allotted to me in the Lembervezerno ,• 4 , company Umited and I hereby agree to accept ..r r . or an) let number, sod to become a member of ' , ot and to hare my name placed on the regiater of • o.ip" tof the shares allotted to rice.—l ant, gentle olt.ht a servant. Name in full Address in . Date VtillTEathl SOUND TEETH are indispensable ' I• t r , lcual Attraction. and to health and loosevity by r..,..tiostlon of food. ROWLA..YDN ODOICTO, or ilFg ICE, compounded of tfrjeatal Ingredients, ia value in preserirmg and beauttfylas the teeth. • .no the gums, and In giving a ',karts, fragrance to • .•,It cradimtee tartar from the teeth, removes wogs • • • •r.: ON ay. and polishes and preserves the mewl, to " .1 auparts pearl-llke chitesess. Its invalaabie= ,• 1.." r obtained the patronage of royalty and the . and it is ealvenalty in h 1 repute. Price ...v. sold at 20. Hattoura deo, and by Chemist. ▪ vr... Ask for •• lionlamliCkionto." LA MBEit rs ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an remedy, .about confining the bowels or affect .— v • tend, truly eikactons and pleasant, is admitted to • c.t nied.eine for iremediately relieving coughs, colds, -1 of asthma, and Incipient consasiption. It tie. • oft s persons whom Cie faculty pronounce Incurable, j; • 't the tickling which provokes frequent coughing. - consumption Its effects are truly benefid .• dot sleep. or even lying down for tear of eritoolv. peu.l on relief in a few minutes after taking it L.. IY and sold by W. Li MEMEL chemist, S. King WU thiring-cram, Lndon, and by all druggist& In ..• • itd and three quantities in one, ta. id. Be particular ' ' • r Luntp:rti Asthmatic Balsam. the name and address eu on the stamp. FOUR-AND•A-HALF PER CENT. SWEDISH 00VIENNENT LOAN for £2,321,400 84461111 6. This lan is raised by ViTICS of en act passed by the POUT Estates composing the Swedish itelcoarath, under the date of 23rd October, 1063, ratified by H.Y. the Xing of Sweden, and has been contracted fur by the Retchschulden Cool** kilthlic Bebt Mee' with Messrs. J. Henry Schroder and Co., of London. and other associated capitalists. It Is enacted that the proceeds of this loan shall be applied exclusively to lb. extension and conatructios of railrombi to the kingdom of Sweden. Bonds will be bawd in sums of 61,000..2540, £2OO, 61e0, with eoupons, payable In sterling half-yearly in London on the 15th April and llith October, at the counting-house of Yeasts. J. Henry Schroder and Co The fret Coup In will be payable 15th October. 1864. The subscription prim I. 04 per cent.. payable as follows: 26 Os. per cent. on !El:cation. £l5 01. " on merit, 650 Oa. " 12th ay, E2O Os. " 12th June, 620 Os. " 12th July. 6.11 10a " 12th August. sal. 10a per 4300. Discount at the rate of 4k per cent. per annum will be allowed for pre-payment of the instalments upon any of the days filed ve. --- Scrip receipts for tams of £l,OOO, C. 500, 4900, £lOO, will be betted by liesars..T. Henry Sehnider and Co., and after completion of the payments be exchanged for bonds of the like designation, after receipt of the lame from Stockholm. A oinking fund Is provided for, whereby the loan will be redeemed at par in the worse of Si years, by half-yearly draw. loge, the flat of which will take effect on 16th October nail. The Swedish Government, however, reserves the right to repay the whole loan at par after the expiration of Moen years trees this time. _ . Applications for allotments to be made to Mews. J. Hewn &hinder and Co.. 146. Leadenballatrert, London, from whom forms of application may be obtained. In the event of no allotment helms made the deposit will be tmme tately returned. The auhaziption Rat will to closed on Saturday, the 16th at 2 Oclock. J. HENRY SCHRODER and Co. 115. - Loudon, April 11, 1884. 1113101A.111C11, . . As this is the first Loan rained ln Landis for the BwediehOoverm recut, the following statistics of the financial position of the country an submitted: The total funded debt of Sweden amounts to 62,700,000 The State minim revenue from taxes on laud, cata tonia and excise duties on d stilleries, post-ofitee, and stamps for the year 1963, amounted to £1,812,000 The net surplasreven ite. after siding for ell charges, including interest and ataaitlntlon of funded am tihnd loans in 1803, amounted to 6t04,000 During the last • , ..5 years thitre has been Invariably an mutual surplusrevenue. The national loans have been expended entirely on the Swedish railroads, and by these means, together with the surplus revenue of the country daring the lad 11 years, about 261 miles of public roads have either been laid oe repaired. During the same period the sum expended by the state for Swedish gsvernment railroads or other lines, for public roads, drainage. deepening of water communications. and reclaiming of the soU, desoantslo £4,570,000. The population of Sweden in 1810 was about to lap 4,580,080 • • 10,1••••-• The value of the ezpoite ot 7.94.1traa . C 1,750.000 In 1961 wag.. 4.00,11100 THE INTERNATIONAL LAND CREDIT COIIPAN IllmUed`. Capital Fight Millions, with Power to Incresee. Met lame C 6.000,000. to 300,000 Shane of 410 end. 01 which 230,000 are subscribed for on the Continent, the re maining 50,0.0 being remised for England. X 1 deposit on application, El on allotment. There will be two Calls of x 2 each during the present year, after which it is not expected that further Oalb will be made. num-rors. EOLI3II BOARD. CRAIRII3II GEORGE WORMS, l Directors of the General ) Credit and Pinang. Com- Sir Stuart Alexander Donaldson. ) • petty of London (Limited). Lord Robert Cetit, L.P. Colonel the Honourable W. Pat: ink Talbot. • Sir James Emerson T•alkent. Adolphe Deehamps, Aneleu Mbilstry , des` Affairs. Jlrungrres, Membre de la Chamber des itepreeente ants. Pierre de Dreher. Andy° Ministry, de rlnteneur. Matilde de la Chambre des 'tepee: Manta. Comte d'llaneeteentinyse, Propristaire. Comte de Liedekerkediesolort, Ilymbre de la Chamhre des Eeprfsentants. Andre Langrand.Dumoseeru, Proprlktaire. Edouard Mercier, Ministre (Mat, Andra Minister des Finances. Alphonse N'orhomb, Andes Ministry, de la Justice, Membre de Id Cbambre des Representants. Marquis Throdule de Roder, Prot rletaire. Comte Adbemar du Val de Beaulieu, Propriftaire. Comte Irnace ran der Straten.Ponthos. Proprlttalre. Ferdinand !Schaefer, Directenreeebal de Is Banque de Credit- Fencer etindearriel, Vienna. 11.13i12.9. Loudon—The General Credit and Tames Cavan, a Dacia Nulled.) Drumlin—Banque de Credllelrasetw et Industrie'. Vienne—She Branch et la Banque de c`redlt-Yonder et Indus triel. Paris—The Branch of la Dsnque de Credit-Fowler et IndastrieL Amderddru—. a SociAZ. GCLC rale de Commerce et ctindustne. Perth—T he Hungarian 31ortgage Bank. 1101.11=MS. Messrs. Rerun and Whittinz Messrs. Barter, Bose, Norton, and Co. 1110iKR& Messrs. Laurence, Son, and Pearce. News. J. and A. Scrinigeour. Ottices—The Omen, Crebt and Finance Company of London Limited', 7, Lothbury. sEcsrmay ;pro tedu.,—Edward Hamilton Anson, Req. TRo?PECITS. This Company is based upon existing institutions on the Con tinent, wi ich have been already neared with signal me., The founders of the International Lund Credit Company have previously estallished: In Beleium. La Banque Hypothecalre Be and La Banque de Credit-Fowler et Indastriel (the Belgian ige M ortgage Bank, and the Bank of ludsstri and Land Credit,. In Holland. TA Banque Hypotheoldre Neerlandafse (the Netherlands Mongers Bank). In Alums, the Vindoboa• Mortgage Aisuraoce Cosigany. They have all proipered. The success th ey have met with In established by authentic denunents. It mar be said, without exaggeration. that the results are brilliant, for these companies have prodii,ed to their shareholders au average dividend of )M per cent., and some of them much more. The experience acquired by the working of these companies has led to the conclusion that, in order to Five full development to the principled which have proved so successful, It Is delirable to found a central Company of au International character, the main function of which should he, to raise capital by the Issue of bonds and •• letters de gage,' In the great mousy marke:s of . to he employed through nesoeleted local companied In purchases of land. or loans upon real property, In countries where ... the rate of Interest ii high. . . . . que B hecairs lklge, acting on this principle, and established nearly three years ago. has. with a nominal capital of 4464,000 only, succeeded In placing on the Belgian market alone such an amount of lettres de gags" that its shares with as N. 1.1 hare risen to and maintained tMmdres at gl& The capital raised in Belgians at 4 ands 6 p er cent., has been emploied principally In Austria, through la Basque de Credit Fonder et Industrie", which has a breach at Vienna compleedy organized, with a staff thoroughly versed In Austrian affairs; and it Is shown by the books of the Company, that of all Ita operations of purchase and sale In Austria, not one has realised less than 20 per cent., alter deducting all expenses, while gene rally they have reached 26 per cent. Cookgn, beiug the result of Companies limited to the Belgian lunacy market for raising capital, It is evident that still greater manna may be obtained by forming an International Company. with a share capital large enough to facilitate the placing of bonds and lettres de gage" on the money market& of England, France, Holland. and Germany, ma well as of Belgium. Aecordlngly the present Company has been founded, under the English law of Limited Liability, and with an office and direc tion in London so well aa at Brussels : arrangements have been made with the Banque Hypoth•caire Belize for • complete fusion. while • treaty has been concluded with the Banque de Credit Yonder rt Industrlel, which ensures the lament of their expe rience. and 6 large F.lpropt!hle busing!, trout the commence. ment,'a minimum dividend of 11 per cent on the paid up share capital beim: secured in any event, as the result of the lint year's working. It Is also proposed to enter Into an arrangement with the Visdobons. This society, which has existed at Vienna for eve years, and has a capital of 10000,000 florins, guarantees the re. ge i l t rilimeat of interest upon mortgage debts, as wee as the Ai:Mei when tine. By title mean', all the business dose in uwill be rendered perfectly secure. The l'indoboua is in the most Counthing state. It Ins paid the Oral year 0 per cent., the second 12 per rent., the third 13 per cent., and at the next meeting it L expected will distribute 23 per cent. Particular attention is called to this point. This guarantee is one of the features which essentially distinguishes this Company from ether land credit companies. Bie pounds £0; per stare will be called In the course of the present year, includes of the payment of LI each on aPPlintkfft and allotment after which It Is not expected that any further calls whatever will be made. The share apish paid up 1011 thus be £1,a00,000 and the profit secured for the Ant year under the above arrangements will be still further Increased as additional capital is raised from year to year by the isms of bonds and " lettres de gage, - awl as the securlths of the Corn ' pan) become naturalised on the chief money markets of Europe. Of the amount of £6,000,000 capital now lamed, £3,000,000 in 220,000 shares have been taken and paid upon on the continent. and 00,050 shaves are reserved for England. of which 15.000 are already subscribed. and 33,000 are offered to the public by sub seription at the General Credit and Mance Company of Loudon (Lhnited.) be T Articlev of Association of the Company, duly registered in Loudon on 11th PM:weary last. under the Act of 1862, lie at the offices of the Solicitors, where they may be perused. FORM . 07 . APVICATIN P0.11.6111.1tri. ----- - To the Directors of the International Land Credit Company 6entlemen,—Having paid In to your bankers the sum of I request that you will 4110 t me shares In the International Land Credit Company and I hereby agree to accept the same or any law number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the calls In respect of the sham so allotted when due and I authorise you to place m name on the register of members for the number of shares al lotted. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Nome in full - Proteadon or tetapatioa Address Date THE INTERNATIONAL LAND CREDIT COMPANY UMW). NOTICE IS HAMMY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI CATIONS for SNARES is Ws Coswow wel be RECEIVED • AYES THIS DAY (Monday% April 11 . — NP mei% I A. N. ANSON, Searettay (pro tan.) Oempral Credit sad Elroy Company, 7, Lotkbary, April 11, NEWSPit.P:R . ~• - • cp. 17 ' • t i • &I • 411 j . _..____ SSatta xa t. 4 4 1 4 1 F--- . . 1 • • • • [TWOPENCE CITY OF LONDON TRUSS SOCIETY, b.r the Relief of the Ruptured Poor throughout the King dom, ILS, Finsbury-square. militated 1807. Thu ANNUAL YASTI VAL will take place at the Albion, Alderseste street. TO-MORROW Tuesday April ig. The Right Nom the LORD MAYOR in the chair. MIMIC on table at halt-peat S °cluck. Tickets, flu each. may be had of the Stewards, and of the Secretary, at the Institution. TNOMLh ROLIPiGION, Accretes,. Subscriptions and donations will be thankfully received by John Norbury, Zsq.. Treasurer, 6, Throginortolietreet by the Society. bankers, Messrs. Stevenson, Salt, and bons, 40, Lombard street, and by the Secretary. 0,606 patients were relieved during the past year, and 231,9110 since the establishment of the Society. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (similes =maxim) RECEPTION OF THE MEXICAN DEPUTA TION-SPEECH OF THE ARCHDUKE MAXIMILIAN. • MIRAMAR, Aran, 10. The Archduke Maximilian received the Mexican deputation to-day. He spoke as follows : " Alter • mature examination of the act of acceptance of the Mexican crown which you have submitted to me, I have come to the conviction that the resolution of the Mexican notables has been confirmed by au over-ruling majority of the inhabitants of that country. Such being the case, the first of the conditions for which I stipulated on the 3rd October has been fulfilled. The second condition—that a guarantee of the independ ence and welfare of the country should be placed on a firm basis—has been secured by the Emperor Napoleon, who throughout has been animated by &spirit of sincerity and kindness which I shall never forget. The illustrious head of my family has also given his consent. I now solemnly declare my acceptance of the crown you have offered to me. Mexico is entitled to select a government corresponding to her wishes and her requirements. This confidence shall not be misplaced. I assume the constitutional power entrusted to me by the nation. I will retain it so long as it may be neces sary to establish a state of legal order, and com pletely to organise liberal institutions. I shall hasten to place the monarchy under the autho rity of constitutional • laws, so soon as the pacification of the country shall be 'accomplished. Executive power strictly defined is better secured than when a matter of uncer tainty ; and I will define it in such a manner as shall be a guarantee of the stability of the govern ment. I hope to be enabled to prove that well regulated liberty is compatible with order. I will also uphold with equal energy the flag of indepen dence. I desire the assistance of every Mexican to support rue in accomplishing my splendid task. Union will make us strong. My government, I repeat it, will not forget the gratitude due to the illustrious Prince by whom alone the regeneration of Mexico has been rendered possible. On my journey to Mexico I shall visit Rome, to receive the blessing of the Holy Father, which to me is doubly important" . . The speech of the Emperor of Mexico was replied to by the president of the Mexican deputation. THE BOMBARDMENT OF DUFFEL. COPENHAGEN, Aran. 9, 4.42 r.a. The enemy's batteries at Broager, having received fresh gurus tired yesterday 1,150 shots, principally from the centre batteries. The enemy have ex tended their trenches, and have now approached within 500 paces of our left wing. Notwithstand ing our cannonade, the uew works were occupied by a force 1,000 strong. 70 of our men were wounded. The bombardment of Sonderborg continues, al though feebly. COPENHAGEN, Aram 10, 12.7 P.M. The following official announcement has been made to-day : " Yesterday the bombardment of the Diippel works, and Sonderborg, was, as usual, feeble. Bombe from the enemy's mortars fell on to the ground beyond our position. Twenty-two of our men were wounded. ' COPENHAGEN, 10, 3.15 r.e. The enemy, under cover of a fog, Las extended his trenches in front of the Thippel position. The cannonade of our works behind the trenches was recommenced this morning at 10 o'clock. THE WAR IN JUTLA.ND. FLENSBURG, Amu. 10. A sharp cannonade took place before Fredericit on the Bth. The Danes wade • sortie, and at tacked the allied troops, whose reserves were brought forward in their support. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. PARIS, Aran. 10. The Paris papers of this evening publish imiTiCei from Dresden, dated 10th April, stating that of 160 Polish insurgents transported from Wilna, only 41 had arrived at Penn, on the Siberian frontier, the remainder having died on the journey. Freeh bodies of insurgents have appeared at Kowno, iu Luthnania, but were abort of arms. ERMLAU. A PIUL 10. A band of Polish insurgents raised in the district of Neideubnrg, in the province of East Prussia, and consisting of sharpshooters and cavalry, has crossed the river Wehle, on the Polish frontier, and pene trated into the kingdom. VIENNA, Aram 10. The Wanderer of to-day announces several en gagements which have lately - taken place between the insurgent General Bosak• and the Russians in the palatinate of Sandomir. In the palatinate of Podlachia, Krysinaki has lately raised four corps of insurgents, consisting of peasants. The latter are now taking an active part iu the insurrection. Several bands of insurgents have entered the pala tinate of Lublin from Galicia. INDO-EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH. (By telegraph hem Bass.) BOMBAY, MAD= 29. The laying down of the telegraph cable has been completed to the head of the Persian Gulf. The telegraphic communication with this city la now perfect. OCTWARD MAIM or MARCH 27-APRIL 4. —The Ellora left Malta for Alexandria at 6 p.m. on the sth inst., and the Veotis at 2 a.m. this day. FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE LONDON, CHATHAM, AND DOTI& RAILWAT.—An accident, atte nded with fatal results, warred or. Saturday at the Camberwell New-road station of the Loudon, Chatham, sod Dover Railway. For some thus peat Mr. Stewart, the son of a major is the army, has been the acting station master at the Camber well New-road station. He was about twenty years of age, and had been promoted from the office of buokiog clerk in consequence of the Wore of Mr. Morrie, the station master. On Saturday last, as the 1L55 a.m. paralyse train from Brix too to the Elephant sod Castle was entering the Camberwell station oo the ap-line aide et a speed of about four miles so hour, Mr. Steward ran to the guard's van sod jumped oo to the iron door-step. He then caught held of the van-door handle, and wee about to give some directions to the guard. Before he could do so, however, the speed et which the train was going eaused him to " swing round," and be was thrown beckwarda on to the buffers of the guard's van and those of a second-clam carriage behind it. The violence of the shock had wrenched the door handle from his grasp. He fell from off the buffers under this wheels of the secoodmlus carriage. Both wheels pseud over his body, and the carriage rail was thrown off the metals on to the gravel. The train was isstsuitly Mopped,as and the body was lifted by the poetess on to the A surgeon w immediately sent for, and when arrived he pronounced life to be extinct. The injuries which the deceased received were fearfuL His body wee cut open is the roam and the heart, lungs, end other organs were exposed to atm. The ribs were broken and penetrated his lungs. His right arm *as cut off, and his left one was broken. • A shell was procured and his body was removed to a neighbouring tavern, whom it now MIRSOPOLITAN FREE HOSPITAL, DEVONSHIRE EQUAEL, Chrr.—The aggregate number of patient. relieved daring the week ending April 9, was—eaukcel, ; sur gical, 592 ; total. 1,582 ; of which sel were new cum ROYAL FREE HOHPITAL, GRAVIS-INN-ROAD.—The amber of patents relieved at this hoerihd during the week ending April 9 was 3,381, of winch 1,0v7 were new eases. LONDOIti, koIIDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1414. , 'ITENEZIJEIA GOVERNMENT SIX PER • CANT. WAN-1.1.600,000. lu Bonds of £.600, 6200. end 4100. The GENERAL CREDIT and NINA NCI COMPANY of LONDON (Limited) beg to announce that they are authorised by the government of Venezuela to OPFAR to the pull& a LOAN for that State, to the silent of 41,600,000 nominal capital, upon the following term.: The Bonds will be Issued for stuns of EWA stoo, and 6100 each. They will bear interest as from the let October, Via, at the rate of six percent. per annum, with coupons attached. pay able half.)esrly en the lit April mad Ist October, at the Otiose of the Credit and Mance Company in London, In sterling, or at the Offices of Mama Salomon Oppenhebn, Jun.. and Co., Cologne, in thalers, at the exchange of the day. The price of isms Is LOO per 1100 Mod,, and payment will be required as follows L 5 on application. 610 on allotment, less ell half.year's interest accrued. 615 on Ist June. LIS on let Ausust Ll 6 on lit September, lees 66 haliyear's interest aocrued, dim lat Oct. Leo &Mount at the rate of 8 per cent. per annum will be allowed on pre-payments to fall, making, with allowance*. She price of lane coder x.s.s. In case of nonellotment the deposit will be returned. Should a les, amount be allotted than that applied for. the deposit will be made available towards payment on the allotment, and the te/ance If any, returned to the applicant. Ile object et the loan Is to effect a settlement of the general financial condition of the country, to assist in making roads and improved conmounications, inland and coastwise, to pay off some g claims, and generally to develop the agricultural re sources and Industry of the country. The loan, interest, and sinking fond are secured by a special of the whole export duties levbible at the ports of tip rt h pe ac l a Yli t t i L, Guayra l'uerto Cabello. Maracaibo, and Cuidad Bolivar. These are warranted by the Government as wholly on. charged :or that, if any claims can be substantiated, they shall be met °Mot the proceeds of the Loan), and as producing more than sufficient to meet the charge of the present Lan. The pro. duce of the export duties last year la stated to have been £ZSI,SOO; and an increase Is expected. In the event of say delkietuy, the amount Is to he made good by a further special hypothecation of the uncharged Import duties at all the porta of Venezuela. The consent of Earl Russell has been obtained for the collection of the Mules so hypothecated by bar Majesty's consuls at the several per's, assodated with the Company s wine, and the re iptistte amount will be transmitted twlee a month to Use General Credit and Finance Company of London. Out of the same, 8120,008 &year will be applied to the payment of the Interest and redemption of the debt, as follows . £90,000 to be applied In the trot instance to pa, meat of the interest £30.000 to a sinking fund this amount being augmented periolically by the interest on bonds that shall have been bought up or redeemed. , The sinking fund shall be applied to the purchase of beads In the open market, if Um price Is at or below par, or to their redemption by lot in the usual way, U above par, year by year until the whole shall have been paid off. The flint purchase or redemption to take place lat October, 1914. docementa relating to the anthorlastion of the loan. and the ratinaition of the MOO by the Constituent Ammon) of Venezuela under date 14th January, 1864, with notarial transla tions, are open for hopectlon eb the offices of the General Credit and finance Company, 7, Lothbury, where applications for the BOMB. In the monied farm. will be received. Applications will also be received by the London and West- Waiter Bank ; by the Union Bank of London : sad at Cologne, by Main- Salomon OPPeflhatill, Itlo., and Co.. Amsterdam, by Messrs. Lippniann. Rosenthal, and Co. Prospectuses and tonne of applications may be had at 7. Loth bury, and of the broken. London, 7, Lothbnry, April, 1864. THE IMPERIAL BANK of CHIRA (Limited!. Incorporste•l under the Companies Act, 1082. THE OEM BMA (Limited, Is PEEPARM to BE CEITS APPLICAT for tbe CAPITAL of the IMPILBIAL BARE of CUINA Capital £l,l 00,000, In 10,400 Shares of E. 50 each. First leave, 10,000 Shares. Deposit on Application £1 per Share, and Et on Allotment. Subseguent Calls not to calmed £5 per Share, and at intervals of not less than three month!. —.— .-- -- -----. No call will be made until after the expiration of three months p#ol. from tin date of allotment. It la Intended to call op more than glO per share; but as the o of the ()oniony increase. and more share capital can be vantageously employed, further Issues of shares will be made, a preference being mren to the then existing share holders. DOUIVIVIA. Melina C. Colas, Rag. (Coles,Ba;;;, and Co.), London. Wm. Cbtton Curtis, tau. ,Roberts, Lubbock, and Co.;, London. Lest .031. French, Vbairenan of the Bombay and Baroda Railway. er A DI James Levitt. ' Director of the Credit Mobiller (Limited,. Alexander if Esq., Director of the Rank of Otago. Robert Bart itt ds, .q. (Reynolds, Mann, sod C 0 . ,, London and Ur Peter Reit ([,ter Roll and Co.; London. Hon. Predk. Stuart Wortley, W e Member of the Right limbuay e to J. h anghs Mack. fil Smith. Fag., 35. Old Broadatreet, London, and S (With power to add to their number.) BAIIIIMS—SIesirs. Rolmrta, Lubbock, and Co., London. • tuurrruns Mesas. Newton, llama, and Co.. Nicholaslane. qt talcum Edwards and Co.. Westminster. _ Kamm Yield. Son, and Wood, 9, Warnford-coort, Throgmortoo 'try& Matra Rabble and learberT29, Throadoendlestreet, LC. Temporary oMoes—At the Oakes of the Credit Mobilise (L -ofted;. sO. Lombard street. Accaxrtar trao SIX.;—T. Short. Los Piliribrus. Chisels the only large country in — ile civilised world which has ue direct bank in London operating *okay for it benefit ; and it IN obvious that a vast fertile region, inhabited by three hundred millions of Intelligent people who carry on an enor• I.I FI mows t.ge 11 means of native Mut-stock and private banks issue, and who have ea extensive and ini rectini coal Intercourse with Swope, India, America, and Aar net present a lucrative field for monetary operations. G Britain imports from China and Japan MA China) op- Wane 411 seven million pounds of silk, and snout one hundred and twenty million pounds of tea. The rapid increase of trade Is thus shown Can; Imports of Exports teatime Total Trade between China of British China and Untied Produce. Manufactaren Kingdom. 18411 f. 3,956.200 £988,351 £4,9215,671 1862 11,278,150 .. 6,310,028 .. 16,0E4,186 The Maim arcs between India and China has increased during the pan twenty years from three to Aileen millions sterling. The port of Shanghai alone exhibits an extraordinary develop :Doltas m In 1354 it bad uo otropeao trade ; in lee the value of its e wamas, its importsxl3,B63,96,l total, g 37. .419. The balame of trade with China is paid in bullion—chiefly elver—of which the export value was In 1851, x10;316: lo 1862, £3,494391. Cotton ls 0 1 becoming • large Mend trade :duels the last six months of 1888 more than twenty million pounds were exported. The Imperial Bank of China has therefore been formed to simply an acknowledged want on the plan which has been eo sac. cesdnily carried out in London by the beaks for India, and other similar institutions, the success of whir* following table will *amplify, and It Is believed at least success will mark the progress this bank. 111 FORM OT APriSCATION. VENFZULIA C:(CV KRN 11 ENT SIX PER CENT. LOAN. To the General Credit and Finance Company of London (Limited.) Gentlemen,—l request that you will allot to me in the above Loan. on which I hare made the required deposit of 5 per cent., or a. , and I spree to accept that amount of stock, or any less sum Mat may be allotted to me, and to pay the further Instalments thereon, according to the terms of the prospectus. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Fatal signature Name In full . Prufeselon Address VENEZUELAN GOVERNMENT SIX PER CENT. LOAN. NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN, that NO FURTHER APPLI CATION for the BONDS of tide Loan will be received after WEDN ESDAY twat, the 13th inst. The Subscription at Cologoe and AniOerdam closes on theorise date.—By order, R. J. BUTLER. General Credit and Finance Company of London, 7, Lothbur), E.C., April 9, 1864. THE MILLWALL IRON WORKS, SHIP BUILDING. and GRAVING DOCKS 0011 PAN Y (limited!. urrioDucsu Tail • 'ILLS CREDIT AttitOOLA. VON sod THE CREDIT IWAILIER (Limited). Capital C.!.000,o0e. In 40,000 shame of each, Of which •zo,ooo have been already subscribed. Delimit on application L 1 per sham, and fr 4 en allotment. No future call to exceed At 106. per share, and at Inter ale of not . . . less than three months ___ It Is not contemplated To cell up mom than 1!) per 6hare any further capital that may be required lb Ul be raised by the lame of new shares, a preference being given to the holders of exist. nig shares. DIRECTOILS. JOHN LUBBOCK, Esq., nu. Ciesses. Roberta, Lubbock, and Co Chairman. DAVID WARD CHAPMAN, L' q. Messrs. °reread, Gurney, and Co.' Deputy Chairman. Thomas Bras/try, Jun., lAq Director of the General Credit and Finance Company. W. Old Bank, Bristol. William Carter, kiq. ,Ebbw Vale Iron Weeks.. Admiral Elliot. _ John Fleming , ENl.;kfessn. Robinson and Flemin7l. George liarrisoa, by M.1.C.E.„ I.ste Masseuse of the Canada Works, Birkenhead. L A. Mas - rogordato, Esq. (Messrs. Taravaco, )licrulachl, and Menai:utast°. I S. 71rinL., }-$4. Messrs. Zirinis and Co.) BANARas—Messrs. Robarts, Lubbock, and Co., Lombard-street. SOLlcirvits—Measts. Edwards and Co., Westminster. lALOK RI& Marra Laurence, Son, and Pearce, Bartholomew-lane. MIMI'S. Robins and barber. TnreadneecUestnet Arbrrons—)lcon. Quitter, Rall, and Co. Bleitersar rflu M. S. Chichester, Leg. Temporary Othees—t I. King I% aliens-street, LC. This Company has been formed for the purpose at parchaslng and extending the well known and valuable bushoas, hitherto carried on by prixate capitalists. under the firm of - The Bill. wall Iron Weeks and Ship Building Company.' The capabilities of the L Wwall establishment for the produc tion of every clads of iron work are unsurpassed. The engineers shops are tarnished w ith the most complete modern machinery adapted for the oonatruction of marine engines of high power: the two foundries, the rolling mills, the smith,' shops, and forges, with eight steam hammers of sufficient power to execute forglop of the heaviest class!. are la perfect working condition, including all the latest 11/IpINVCOMMILL These mills and tinges alone are, from their capacity and effi. dewy, of great value : and when takintin conjunction with the ship-building yard, present a conibinsalen for profitable results, not editing elsewhere. The rolling mills, which are for the manufacture of plates and angle iron for ships' purposes. and armour plates, are the most powerful In the kingdom, and now stand unsurpassed for the high character of their manufacture, and can I rodsee 1,000 tons per week, including at least TOO tons of finished iron. — tipoirikesclP-belldlng yard, which pompesess a frontage to the Riser Thames of Liao feet, there is capacity for laying down 3.5,000 tons of shipping. It comprises a new and caret° dy-piled dock in which the armour-did frigate Northumberlan , 6.650 tons, h now being constructed for bee Majesty's government„ with all necessary appliances for shipbuilding. In addition to ships being constructed foe t►e British govern ment, the Italian government. the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. the Intercolonial Rol al Mail Steam Pocket Company, the Ottoman government, and private merchants, twelve *Craw steam ships withtheirengines Fe nude? contrwet... The Coithany has alsO'piirchaseil the IS/Dennis Graving or Dep Dock, now In efficient working, and the atiJOlllillg land, edled Perineum's 11 sat-pond, ountaining space for two thy docks of 470 and 950 feet respectively. The operations of the Company will he conducted by Mr. George Harrison. whose great expericace and abilities will be devoted exclusively to the interests of this Company, and as the whole of the valuable property has been ceded .0 the Company up= terms which are considered highly advantageous, theresult of the undertaking may be considered as assured . In the event of no allotment of shares being made, the deposit will be returned In fall. Should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allottneut,.. and the balaum id any, te levised to the applicant. Prospectuses suit forms of application for shares, In the form annexed, may be übtAlned at the temporary offices of the Com pany. ht. Xing William-street ; at the offices of the Mercantile Cirdit Association (Limited., 21, Threadneedle-street and at the offices of the Credit liobiller (Limited : , 40 Lombard-street shoot the bankers, brokers, solicitors and lifters. G. H. and A. T. Jay, 15, Tokenhoueryard /01.11 OP APPIIII,I7OII 101 SEAMS. _ _ No. To the Directors of the Minlra Iron Works, Ship Building, and °ming Decks Company (Limited). Geutlemen,—liming paid to your banker,. Messrs. Roberta Lubbock. and Co., the sum of L being a deposit of LI per share on shares in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to ac. eept suck shares or any lens number you may allot to me and I agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and to slot the Articles of associattoo of the Company when required, and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name In full Itsaldenee Profession Date , ApNI, INC CRINOLINZB.-GEMMA. I — OLTS.--0112 3 11: 7 61fr e z i trlled. 9s. Bd. gnir niouti n s... ,orrs —sanzdi . 37, 0Ct plocAD WIls n.L 1 r 6a.. and 213. CanfOLDTES.—Onclina or Waved. 18s. &L PHILPOITIS, PT, PICCADILLY. ICRINOLLIE I 8 1 .—Sansgerin Y s Jewelled. 425. C RlNOLlNEB.—MagoiBosntly Pulled. 465. PiLILPOTTS. ST, PICCADILLY. 1 CRINOLINES..—PrapyAs with u ltiioss post free. Paid up. Present Name of Bank. per Price per share. Share. Agra and ('oiled Service Chaelared Mercantile of India, 'Loudon, and Ctrina illaduelan, China, and Japan Oriental ea The Imperial lank of Chinn will tranuct all operations con nected with thou of a bank of issue, deposit, discount, and ties and controlling authority will i lki e n kb l i .ondon. Brandi banks, with boards of local Directors, wl formed at Hong Kong, Canton, Shanghai, Foochow, Tientsin . and at web %her cities as may from time to time be deemed a dvisable. The branches will be under the control of the London board, aided by the supervision of an I topectorGeneral, es la the cue with the Indian and colonial banks, and the authorisation of the government at Pekin has been solicited to allow the specie please( the Imperial Bulk of China to be received in pal men& of custom duties and at the tax offices throughout the empire, an official ape* new being carried on by the bank with Pekin for t object and sa the Pekin government will not trust the native lout banks, ei is believed this bank will Moms to the government of China what the Imperial Ottoman Bank Is to that of Turkey. The desire on the part of the government of China for rail• :eAr s ! t =hic communico which n the impe rial necessar o y : Chine will be peonUMrorrably situated to undertake. the Applications for sham to be made in the annexed form In the event ot no allatment of shares being made the deposit be returned in full. Should a lees number of shares be allotted than are applied fn.% the deposit will be mule available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance, If any, returned to the applicant. " . Pioiiie..ttises sod forme of wileation for shares may be ob tained at the °aces of Use Credit Mobllier (Limited). 80. Lom bard sired, and from the banker,, broken, and solicitors. FORM OF ♦PPLICAfION ►OR saAsl3. To the Direetoes Ihttik73lTichTa " OidtlTuien, - —Having paidto - your bankers, Mesa& Roberta, Lubbock. and Co., the sum of bring a deposit of Al per share on shares in the above Company, I hereby request that oon sill allot me that number, and l agree to accept such shares, r any less number you may allot to me . and lagree la pay the deposit on allotment. and to sign the Articles of AMOCIAIII of the Company when required : and I authorise you to Insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. _ Usual Signature Nana in tun Residence Profession Date April, 1861 THE IMPERIAL BANK of CHINA (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for Slthitt2l to this Company will be CLOSED on ViLDNESD AY, the 13th bot , for London, and TIICRSDAY, the 14th natant, for want!, applicattona ; 74Xorderot the Board, T. 81101 T, ~.ocretary pro tem. Temporary Micro. 80. Lombaralotreet, April 1, loaf T HE CITY of LONDON REAL PROPERTY COMPANY (Limited . . . !incorporated under the i:otnptnies Act, 196_.) Capital ': - .51.);, - oioo7iir - .2.0,501 - it;s:r - ei of £25 erb, wltb power to Al to be paid on application, end CS 10s. on allotment. Any further Calls at intervals ot not less three months. DIRECTORS. H. O. Asbhurst. Req. !Mean. Slunk White, and Co.) Charley Bell. May. (Messrs. Tbouisou, Boner, and Co.) Robert Russell Carew, Eng , Wrabooroe•tereece, Hydopark, and Carpenter's Park. Watford. Richard Gibbi, Esq. Meow.. R. Gibbs and Co.) Brice W. Peale, Eau. tYleori. Alexander. Sou, and Co. Meslinru Tatham, PAS. (Mums. My sou, Isthmus, Carling, sad Walls. John Walker. Hp., Director of the London Financial Asso ciation. George Frederick Young. Fay (Messrs. Young. Son. and.llagnay?. IiANCRAt . - Messrs. Robarts. Lul.bork. and Co. The Men-antsle and Exch.r....:e Rank !Limited'. Solarr .r-s —Mews. Tyson. Tathluns. Curling. and Walls. •ECNITACT AND Al RVAT , W,.—N.lchard Bell. Les. _ _ isitoeinn. News. J. slid A. Sm:lmgeo ur H. Iriaby, E*4. late roster Brothers and Mato,' Temporary tettem—Lq, Mint:Malaria. This Company has Mien formed for the ppunrrypoassee of 'Nubian real prop party In London ',including lease for building thereon. letting, or selling. Perikniar attention will be directed to the acquisition of properties In Orst.rate I. entitles, where. by the erection of ennoble buildings, • large guTtit can be chrism!, Weni);;;;;Tinto with • rm who are antonlitt the largest private owners In the City of London, for the purchase of their City properties, which cater an area of nearly an acre and • half, and are situated In Grace clinrch•treet, Fenchurch.street, Mixing lane, and Mark lane. Plana can he seen at the offices of the solicitors. In this pnrehase ills stipulated that the vendors shall guaran tee for a penod of yearn, a minimum return upon the purchase money, which will seam at once a liberal dividend to the share holders, ►nd which will be further increased when the contem plated improvements are, as they shortly will be, fully carried _ . The Company will have the advantage of borrowing on their debentures. at rates of interest much under the percentage guaranteed: sod for the present It has been arranged with the vendors that the larger portion of their purchase money shall re main unpaid at four per cent. Interest. It is a peculiarity attached to land In the City, that the extent of business to be conducted in its very limited space Is daily In creasing. The value of the time of successful traders, and the convenience of particular localities, are found to be of more moment than any question of rent. The ilecOullnodation allotted to the produce markets, in the neighbourhood of the e properties, has within the last few years been doubled ; yet the scale of rent has Wormed in a greater degree. and there seems every reason to anticipate that the de mand for first-class offices In these localities wW continue to be in advance of the supply. Eight thousand am*, are subectibest for: the remaining twelve thousand are offered to the public. Inoue of no allotment, the deposit will be returned. MIN di APPLICATION Mt MARKS. To the Directors of the City of Loudon Real Property Com pan 11.1mIted). Gentleusen.—Haiirg pal l Into your bankers the sum of I request that you will allot me shares In the City of London Real Property Company (Limited), and I hereby agree to accept the same or any lees number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the calls In respect of the share. so allotted when due . and I authorise you to place my name on the register of members for the number of ewes allotted. I am, Gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name In full ?ramekin or occupation Address Date DERSONS FURNISHING A. will find CUTTINtTS Ironmongery UMWlamest, 171, 01/01W-ISTREZT. a convenient House. • large stock of well masufactured goods always on sale. lismeso-Tlate Table Cutlery. Tea Tram Baths also Brushes, Tornery, and I::::Every article for the house and kitchen. Cei t ebg ° :nses shove Lb. [Stamped, Id. Additional.] "14 OYAL ALHAMBRA. Continued Sudan of the NEW CIRQUE. acknowledged to be the beat ever produced In Ragland. EYR.EV EVZS IMO, at hall past t MOILIVLNG PULFORRANCES every WEDNES DAY and SATURDAY, at t • ROYAL ALHA3IBRA. Grand Ducrow Ad, by MAHOOD; LOISBCT, with Nine Horses, a most astounding Pertormanx. BellUaat Imandriao Scenes by tb- drat artists. Prices of admission :—Ptivate bones for AM, 215.: reserved mesas, Se.: stalls and grand bal cony, Se.: pit and promenade, Is. upper balcony, ed. Box office open from 10 to 4. THE MERRY WIVES of WINDSOR,. by OTTO NIOOLLI, be performed, ant time in this country, THIS EVENING, to addttloo to the Grand Selection tram 00ThODIS FAUST, by the whole of the talented company as THE OXFORD, 6. °dad street G UARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMP Established leii=baiitil Two Millions. The Directors give notice that they will be prepared to give the full benefit of any REDUCTION of DUTY which the Govern ment regulations will admit of on all Policies which may le effected or hereafter renewed on stock In tradi, ru.siluuery, Implements, and utensils used foe any manufacture. TBOS. TALLZIIACM, Secretary. 11, Lombard-street, Landon, LC., April 8 1884 BATTERSEA ESTATE.—The CONISERVA TIVZ LAND SOCINTY.—The valuable BYILDINO PRO PERTY In Plough-lane is now ota SALE, at ID, Noricdheilest, Strand, W.C., at prices ranging tram ED to MO per annum. The amount inaludiag reeds, drabume, conveyance, and every ex pense. The estate is close to two railway stations, the Thames stem-boat piers. and Battersea-park. Plans 7.1. each by post , Prcepectuses of the land, deposit, and share departments free of charge. CHARLES' LgWIN ORUNIDSILN, Secretffry. T ELEGRAPH CONSTRUCTION anti MAIN TILNKNCE COMPANY (Lhnited). (Uniting the butistre of the Gaut PerchaCompany with that of Capttal 000. First issue, 13r50000, in 2 37, 1,400, 300 shares of each. Deposit oa application L i t per share, and on allotment a further payme;t of CS per share. DIRIXTORS. . _ Henry Yard Barclay, Eaq - . tOutte Perch* Company;. Thomas Dreamy, Esq. Alexander Henry Campbell, Rau ()Inlay, Campbell, and Co.) George Rlllot, Faq. Glass. Mot, and Co.) Alexander Strutberi Finley. Req., 31 P. Richard Atwood Glass, Sm. (Glaaa, =lot, and Co.) Daniel Gooch, Rai., C.E. Samuel Gurney. Req.. M.P. John Pender, Req., L.P. John Smith, Esq. (Smith. Fleming, and Co.: RAMEBB.S. The Consolidated Bank (Lindted,, 7, Fenehnrchatreet, London and Manchester. Rents. arthurAerwood, Sons, and Co , LlverpooL . . . 9OLICIToIut. Messrs. Mecham. Dalrymple. Drake. and Ward. Mewl. Baxter, Bose. Norton. and Co. eitozeits Mews Seymour and Co., 38, Thogmortonstreet, Mews. Ceeenose and Co., 12, ThreadneeiUo-stress. SWAIM= (pro tem. —Mr. William Muter. Offices—:3. Great George-street, Westminster. • Works—Wharfroad, City-road, N., and East Greenwich, BE. This Company bee been formed for the porpoee of making and maintaining telegraphic his., of comer on, both submarine and on land, in every part of the world. The facility of into.. course which telegraphic communication now - , I. such extensive operation, hits afforded to the public in its varied ommunkies—political, commercial, and social—bas rendered that which was, bet a few years ago, regarded merely as a sclenettle experiment, absolutely necessary for the porpoers of our social system, and • highly remunerative investment. It has beam found that, as in the ease of railways (although to a much greater et tent'jtalcgraphie cableeffiaire uniformlyffieveloped • constantly Increasing trunk, with this remarkable and speck! feature, that the more distant the points brought into connexion, the greater the proportion of business done. Experience has proved that increasing receipts from the work. lag of submarthe cable. bring with them only a Dieing propor tionate income in the amount of working expensed. Mews. Class, Elliot, and Company and the Gotta rerche Com pany have hitherto together had the principal share in the re manufactu of submarine telegraphic ea The former firm, who have undertaken the manufacture, ituitog down, and maintenance of the cables, have hitherto ob ed the inner cores of the cables from the Guts ffereliaCom pany, which has, In this breech of its trade. coulli-ed itself entirely to the production of that part of the cable.. Messrs. Glass Elliot, and Company have during the kW ten years manufectared and laid down In different parts the world no ler than 6600 maks of redeem-ins tekgraph s eable, whilst the Gotta Perdu, Company have, during • inks period, manufactured upwards of time miles of insulated wires for sub marine telegraph cables now in work. It ban been ascertained that the manufacture of entire cables could be more securely and beneficially carried on by nutting in one establishment the mainfeetuse et the outer sable and wires and the caseation of the portion of the work heretofore sop*. rattly executed by the Gotta Perdu Company, and with this view contracts have been entered Into tor the purehare of the entire machinery, premiess, plant patents sleek, good-will, dc., of the Gotta Petcha Company. by Messrs. Glass, Elliot, and Company and that arm have agreed to transfer to this Com pany, at the oast price to them, the works so acquired. A con tract has Me been eoucluded with Mews. Glees, Eliot, and Company, for the acquisition, by this Company, of thedrmanufaetory, premises, patents, stock, and basleees, the cons de ration being paid, to the extent of £lOO,OOO, In fully paid up sham of the Company. Coder thee. combined arrangements the Company will enter Into possession of the amalgamated businesses, and be entitled to their profits, as from the Ist of Jan an' last. The Company's business will he conducted under the ppearrrbmnal superintendence of Mr. Barcla and Mr. Clew anaging Directors, assisted by the efficien t itaff of the netted Companies. Toe agreement with Messrs. Glass, Eliot, and Company pro vides for the assignment, with the consent of the Treasury, to the Company of the lease held hy that firm of the Submarine Telegraph between Malta and Alexandria The Ale Cairo, and Mier Telegraph, held by Mews. Clam, allot, % b in% Company under agreement with the Telegraph to India Com. pauy, is also com in the arrangement. The large profits which have hitherto been realised by both of the above firms, and the prospect which exists of considerable extension of the boatman, Judi(' the expectatioss of • large return to the sharaoklers, independently of the profits arising from the working of the Telegraph Mies above referred to, Copies of the above contracts, together with the Articles of Association of the Company, may be inspected at the aolicitors' offices . . _ Applications for shares mud be made In the annexed form : but no application will he considered unless the dcpuelt of 11 per share has been previously paid to the bankers of the Com pany. This deposit will be returned if no allotment is made to the applicant, and If an allotment Is made, It will be applied tow er& the payment then due. An option will be given to the subscriber of taking enssforirth of the shares allotted as folly paid up share,. Prospectuses and tonne of application for shame may be oh •, tamed at the Micas of the Company, and of the Brokers. London, April 7, 1864. rop‘ OV APPLICATION PON SIILLIS,. (Mt, Form eltmitth,:mattitett entire to the Bankers of the Company, who will detach Le receipt, and return It to the applicant.) Ts the Ihramon of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited). Gentlemea, —I request you to allot me shares of n2O each in the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Cowan, ,Limited, and I hereby agree to accept such shares. or any less ilmber that may be allotted to me, subject to the regu lations of the Company , and to pay the further deposit of L.l per Mime on allotment and l authorise you to enter my name on the r- Mater of members of the Company In respect of the shares allotted to me. liaise In tun Canal signature ALWress In tall Data TELEGR APB CONSTRUCTION and KAINTZICANCE COMPANY (Malted. 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