The Express. — London, England, 1864-06-30 00:00:00

~~ ~~ ~;-~~ 5 7 A - --5 , ....._ 1 _...- a Z TIL ,- 4 .4.....---z-,__.2.-. - C -I•-• I ' • a! . • ( •?4 .: b. C 01..• --, J ...._ _ ... • -- .. , . . . s,. ssaudx • No. 6,5834 UTTA Diraok _calling at MADRAS. mON - IBLY COXICONICAMON W at tram on.— auxiDary screw steamer QUEEN OP THE MOTH • %quarts anodes) Dodo the 196 /MY tree . and Plymo m laa tt and smbart by the Company's Mama tandae—Was dogma Btu &MAY to BOND and SELC/LALITIB, v tu1 tz40.4. 4- "^ NAmMittana c LC.; or ORINDL&T and CiLitgt FBLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. For SI I,LBOUREJL. PORT PHILLIP. Direct.—Keeirs. Green's itir pot ER CASTLE, 1,200 tons, Ca itin J. It. ATLI:S. will Nee !Air India Docks on the ttb Ja, call et Pbmpti end om to experienced surgeon.—Apply to E. 0 Id nd Co., rthill. ll.C.—Pseleonies by this line con proceed by ran L IREEN led°, ter tiekete. - rsihropen to Plymouth at redeced tarot by applying Is r. BLACKWALL LINE of PACKETS. —For SI LLIPATENZ (Port Pitillip) direct, Maws CREWS r AN t.I.ESZY, 1.150 loos. Captain EDWARD /OM, will 6„, Lad Hada Decks the 6th August, call at Paymatit, and ) y, ssperianoed surgeon.—Apply to F. G&P,I( and Co., rthill.Y..C.—Psoangera by thin Moe can pr oc eed by rail rs.Littuston to elyrneath at reduced lama by applying to I, GILES sad Co. for tiski42. FOll SYDNEY Direct. —BLACKWALL LINE .4 PACK ETC—Mears. OR N'B nip DLACIEWALL. Captain M. HAILIt180:1, will Wm last India DOCkll •%e lOch August, and carry ea anorisaced thargam.—Apply to t (MEN awl Co.. 72. Corald.U. UESSRS. WIORAM aad SONS: j 1 ALPS to AVITILILLL.—Fo 4 rt Ellsgort rxxs rmialletglinirpt mare the Docks on Wednesday. /WY 10. Cialleg at Pllrsaula), ULsd gbe splendid clipper ship KENT, 1,000 tons, F. ANDUSION for.o3auder : lylag in &Waist India Docks Bar ansonsaissiatlisaa t-t classes of passengers are ansarpassad, and mho trill pm an esp.:rimed ssuaron.—tor freight or passage to ALLPOBT, and MORGAN 'with Messrs. Moor, • • , , Loadenhall-atrest. Passengens by this lbws of ps icts are conveyed front Paddington to Plyagath first Blass • ~.1 class tare& and wood class for third claw tares AUCKLA/CD, N.Z.—Assisted pasaages and !me grants of Lend, by WILLIS'S LINZ, Retablisbed Fithermes, farm labourers, domed% aseranta, mums, 4... e-cutters. carpenters, WI, Meyers, blacksmit s. sad ans ct..:ae+ 7.Coerall7, ma bare assisted pumps. by applying is 4".f.i.EN. ROBINSON. and Co.. Fast Inetiaareane, Leadestall street. Lotion. from urban tea be obtained, for 7d., poet free. Ilmamek of Nee Zoslaad." or Guide to "Britain of the :All oat-lining the most useful information either to the moteat ut working man.—ORREN, ROBINSON. sad Co.. fat lodic-menne, leadentalletreet, LC. CuNTERBI7RY, N. Z., direct, by Wilbee line, 1843.-7 o Sail 17th July, the flee frigalermilt slun ul.oltloBA, • 1 for 13 years, 1,403 tone burden, JOHN ALLAN. Commander lyiug in the Hut India Dock. This Nentifld vessel has Just bees refitted tbrotiglierat end be. ma r• nslled for a limited conker of ail ammo or mangers. who should make early application to WILLIS, 64NN. and Co. 3, Croak .autiare : or ORCZN , NOBiIISON, and t v.. Litt India-Mai" STEAM TO saw rota. gilts NK W YORK, and PHILADELPHIA HTRAMSHIP COMPANY intend dee patektrg tbsir full-powsrod Clydedat Lroa Seeger Meanie Ships, taming the rafted Stakes toads. FROM LIVREPOOL YOB NEW YOBJ. EDINBURGH. Wednesday , July 6. LANGAROO, Saturday. July 9. Cl ri OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday. July 12. And every Wednesday, Awl every alternate Paturday. Cable passage by the cosal steamers analog every Wadaseeday. 11. IT, and 21 gvdneas, sccar•ilng W the SMOMMOdat.WS. Cabin ;usage by the Saturday's steamers, 13 cabman. Forward peewee 8 animas. Including all prorlslons osokaL Parissepers tar Canada, the United Mates, and British Columbia, booked through on very advantageous terms.—Por further yorttoulme apply to WILLIAM INMAN. 22, Waterktrast. Livarreal; or to RIVAS sad MACEY, SI. Una Williaze-ainit. CUL ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a wars- The padtarsteszner BATAVIZI, Capt. w. MITE. every Sunday, ham Eennitye nor, at IC am., calling st Biacliwill k at 11 a.sa. Pam. t 2 Ss., LI sod 17s. ed. : 'darn, /11 i. LI fa., and Al lid. The acre., neanser TYESOOILD from off the Tower every Thursday morphia early. Pea" al and El 104.—Por threagb tans refer to fir rusted monthly lime latila Apply 0* CHAPLIN'S Universal egos, W.. se to PHILLIP/14 GitiVlA, PHILLIPPS, and Co., 11, itood-kaa, 11. C. BREN;VN.—Neutral rowel under Russian flag.— Route to Hanover, Brunswick, and Central Oer many. —Ogee the tine ern clams screw stemma ADLER, HOWL, or SCHWALM will le deepatched free Honialydown, eves 7 feudal morning (weather permitting). at 8 a.na. wWoti at Blsckwall, Pier leg at 10 a.m.—Pares to liftmen, it sad £l. return tickets, tt and C 1 10a-1 at CHAPLIN'S flawed 02os, Reminieolicim, W. ; or to PBIILIP73, GILAVSIL PHILLIVS.and Co., 11, Hood-lane, LC. CR AMER and COMPANY (Li m it e d). incorporated nuder the Compezdei Act. IBM with Limited Owlet LlOll,OOO, in 10.000 shares of r.lO each. Deposit, //1 par share, and i 1 oa allotment Calls not to exceed £.3 pee share, sod at intervals of not leas than three asenthe. Guaranteed minimum dividend of 10 per erns. per annum for 5 years. - insomnia The Right Hoe. the Viscount Bury, WT., ea, ltatland-gate, S.W. Illert Berle. P.q., Gresronor-street, W. G. F. Denny, Ise., W. Great at LC. Agent= 11111 rttY. 10 1.. 100. Part-street, °Kenner 11 S Re portain Idactimbe Renate, Fay., Cecil Howe, Wimbledon-perk W, T. H. 9 <sHon'ann, Pal 5. Bloomsbury-senate, W.C. John Gilbert Taftet, Esq., 10, Great Geergeostreet, Westminster, B.W. SABILIMS. The Lopdon and County Bank, 21, Hanoveemplars, W. The Metropolitan and Provincial Bank, 71, Carotin.. SC. P. ucrross.—Marre. Marchant and read. 30, Great George street, Westmlostar, LW. AUWWOSL Messrs. Bream, lagsksw, and Magmata, PobUe Aecoantanta, Coteman.alrem. T Walker, ran., 21, Itanovaraquara. G. Bone. Kw. No. 2. Cordial-mut. Thrograorton- Greet, LC., and Stock Ezeka,w, London. MICILETIZT.—Charter Sheppard, Lp.. pro tea Tesaporevy 01111cea 118, Pall-mstk S.W. IItOSPI;CTUIL This CoMpany bee been fortued, ' ae w nts name implies, for the pnrpose of acytdring the biwineas of Cramer, Wood, end Co.. the a ell-Emmen Waal,' Publishers In Regent-street. This tautness has foe half a century been In the highest re pute. not only In flatland, but throughout the whole of Europa It silt inatotains Its prestige, and is largely Increasing each year. The property onnprifies the valuable musical copyrights of the tnit. embl acing the largest collection of MILIC ettant. The k of pianofortes and other molest Instruments for sale and hire —one of the most extensive In the metropolis—la, and has !ore long time been, hlgttly remunerative. A conditional mweesnent has been entered into with Ye. Wend, the only .ettrrinilll partner and present proprietor, for the Dander to the Company, as front the 31st of December Da; of the entire busluess ;free from all liabilities', in perfect working Order, ineholing the Idiot, stock In trade, and the leases of the commanding premises, 199. ',el, 707, and 209. Regent-street, 67, Conthrtstreet, and 55, King-street, at a twice the Director' be- Sete to Iss reasonable and advantageous to the Company. The Directors are tomtit:4 in tau' stew by the valuations of compe tent authorities. lir:it PM will discharge an liabilities up to the 30th June, Is i 4, and will pay over the protits from the Ist January. 1864 He has also agreed to accept a large proportion of the purchne money In paid.up shares. In the interests of the dumb riders It has been thought desir able to keep the present ptopneter idenUtied with the business, and arrangements have been made with him which will secure his services in the capacity of General Stanger for a period of at kast three years. tiering Ms time. and for tbe further period of two years, lir. Wood undertakes to guarante.—in any manner required by the Directors to make the shareholders secure—the payment of a Minill3lllll dividend of PlO per sent per ens m upon the capital !terra; Broom, nephew, and Westcott, Public Accountants. have Investigated the accounts of the Dustpan, and are satisfied of the solidity of the undertaking. With a business in active operation, sad a rislainpun dividend of I:10 per cent. insured for ID. years, the Company offers an advantages as as investment. It is hatred that for a long time It will be unnecessary to call 1114 more than g 4 per share the amounts payable on deposit and allotment. I he liability of each shareholder sill be limited to the amount at his subscription. a promoters' fees or promotthu money le any form will be allowed. In tdr event of no allotment being made, the deposit will be returned to fWL P - I;;pao7uses7 with forma of application for shares, way be cbt..ine4 of the broker, 2, Copthell-onurt, Thrognaorton-atreat ; at tb. Metropolitan ant Plottucial hank, 75, Corstull . at the L.ol. and Cotuaty hank, It. Ilanoreraquars ; at 301. Regent afrt awl at the Offices of tla. Curnpany. 11S, PAB•111111. NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.— Th e greatest and MOIL useful Invention of the day, AOCA AMARTLLA.— Memo, jog N OtlfiN ELL and Three Elog-ermrt, Lombard stn •I. Im,dno , perfumers toiler MaPsty, respectfully offer to the t:h One truly marvellous Pool. which gradually restores the human heir to ite KIWI* matter at whets's. The Agua Amarella Las bouts of the propert es of dyes ; It, on 1M contrary, t. nettc•al to the system. and when the heir is once restored one application per month will keep It In perfect colour. Price AA It. Ira bottle, or in half bottles 10e. ed. Jobe Got en& Co. Lao, Gen appointed perfumers to fl.Bll. the Princes. of Wake 11HE IN VIGORATI E NERVINE ESSENCE. The most scienUtleally prepanad tad most powsrfal natri bre cordial ems tatrodoced restores to their normal cooditlon 01l the ascretiooa, oa the integrity of which perfect health de penis. It Is a specific for debiaty of all kinds and from Its con. " 0 2. mons other Ingredients, pepsine and plimpate or ends, will pre Lighly beoencial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Pon Na per bottle, or four quantities la one for 125. Part Alfrnth, baualitarteu and Co.. btu, Oxford-street. W.C. Di fat, teacharch-street, LC. London. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS a serer lolling remedy, prepared without say mercurial lagredleit. from the recipe of amendSct, will be found invaluable to oil who suffer from bilious liver oomplainte, indbrestl witi. spasms, giddiness. dizziness of the epee, to. Per hatltsal tatto•oess, so a family aianant medicine, end as a purifier of they are truly excellent : mild In their operation and gnu 10l to the idomael, they ci eate appetite, promote digestion, aO4 strengthen it, whole uerroas system.--Sold by W. Lam. her', chemist, I, hap erllllam.OL. Charing-moes, and by most dr /la in beget, la led. an ed. be au* toast for Dr. goo:t s bilinos and Liver Pills. Th. 'realm are le • amen Fele Waage with Willi= Umbel' eagisved or the stamp. PRIZE POEMS receivi ng th e 100 Guineas as offered In Advertisements, 'lie 1 for a Shakespeare: will be Dubllsked early In July. Illosizsited milk Utkoffrick Portraits. Gratis on application to prlecimil Drapers every where, or by stamped addles" to DAY sod 80N8, Uncelis* Inn.nelda, London. JIMILLSIRY, COINS, POSCILAIN, ie. WJ. tl. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at Wm Gnat Noma, NI, Ilapetre s t, Coveabgerden, TO-Y 08.110 1 1,12 I, at hall-pest If peveberff. UN sonso- Sea of JIM If, wine, ivory carvbresmandedatures, nit' Ins apparel, the property of a gen deceased : also • quantity of arras porcelain plaques for ratantbsi, severed, 1 4:2 'P[ hae . t t. a ... Shotographlc views by Barr p en e aa , aa a S ItentaO vie, and sablosare hat CRIUDIT MOBIL= COMPATY of LONDQN (LWnod) invite TINDERS for the PORCHASK of 1106T0A0g BONDS of gb• each, to the extort at MOAN, charged upon leasehold property of largo taboo and bearing ta keout at ten per coat. per annum, psyabb hail-yearly on pro. as *tattoo of compose (whke are attached to the Issoda), at the 17atos Beak of Loadom, brooch. The paladin' of the bonds redeemable three years. Torres of application may be obtained at the Company's (Aces, at. Pareadaasdkaarlaa. London. Entrance. Herculorpamsys. A GRA and UNITED BERVICK RANK and Co. A - A. abutted) and Yearn 11•3171/LAN, mus. NUMMI NOTICS Is MUM' 13/111Ert, that the lIIIBINBS6 et the abeveasseedllenhe will be canted os st No at. Xteboiselans, Laseberi-etreet. ands the title of the AWLS and JUSTICE.- MAWS BANE (thaliaiLoa and eta dee IM J.Z.I I• etrE of £3OOOOO MORTGlikag TIME of the ITT °MOM COWART sentrod by merimma, bang a Oral dump apes City o& London Fres, and role loserboid Property ; sad the dee payment of both principal old Midst garantwid by the Credit loader (Limited), sad Um Cradle thebiber (Ltlntead , . DIZZOTOIS 47 do an omens (*sniff (laming. H. F. L gain, Esq. Mama Astley sad 0o.), Charles Tog, Limes Morass Eakin, E 64 (Aliensag), Abeliarch-laae. MEL James lerick I q., [lap's Arms-yard. Edward Masterinan, log. (Maws. Mastesstan, Peters and Co.;, Leadon. Edward Warner, Flan, IL P F. G. Westmorland. Esq. (C. /oyes sad Co.), tondos. TIM Light Hon. Jamas Stowe Wortley, Leaden. BenAgge—The Agra sad Mastermairs Bank (Limited), Ifloholas. lass LC. OOLICITCOI. Memo Hughes. 11111Matlitial. sad Ce., Barkiersbary. Mews. Edwards sad Os, Watadastar. Mims. Timbal, Erase, and Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. MOM& Mews LIIIIIIOOII, Sen, and twee, Letbbary, LC. Messrs. Yield, Son, aid Wood, 9, Wantfordooart, Throgmertos street, E.C. Messrs. ADM= and Barber, Thrsadasediestreel, LC. Stacititszr-9. W. Benwall, Tao. PSOPONAL AND 11010 OP IMO VI The Credit Yonder (Limited), to cordoned= with the Credit Mobillier Limited), are prepared on behalf of and so financial agents for theaty Moos Compw ilealled), to receive subeerip tions for Ltoo,ooo of Mortgage Debentwa at par, lamed by the City Mfrs Compaes (Ltakid), is rums of 1100. £m* &SOO, or bearing interest at t per cent, per annum tel Are years: at the expiration of which term the debestares will ha paid off at The TO par coat. au subscribing 10 on hi The whole ameaM ma 20 „ oa Ist It. Or be paid sa tbs time of 20 oa Ist Nov, subscribing. 20 „ on Ist Jim., lOW ElOO T 0441. - The bankers are instructed to deelisie all further mteeripeleas when the sum of 4510,000 has been subecriberL Interest at u per coot per annum will be allowed on each le stalment from the date of payment thereof, but the whole amount of each debenture may be paid up on subscribing, and In that came interest on the fall sanest of the debenture will commute from that date. Instahmata am duly paid will reader previous payments liable to forfeiture. Provisional certificates will Minuet until the led leaterment be paid, whew the deb**. tame will be given in exchange for each certificates where, however, the debeetures have bees paid In full at mice ow nib , eaibleg they will be delivered immedistely. DIMWIT WHIN AID WHEIBPATABLZ. Warrants I:7;eouponsioThe Inc. d 0 b attached to each debenture, ppable quarterly, via, ea let October, IA January, la ADM and let Jaly in each yarar. The coupons will be pay able at the Armand llaatercuares Meek (United!, Nicholas-lime. 113CIIIIIT. By the specific terms of ti•TeFei;otares they will be a first thorns on the whole of the undermentioned properties of the Company. the Company reserving to themselves full powers of leasing and management In such Minuet as they may think beneficiel - rilse Freehold Precalaes, 25, 21*. 51. 27, I. Clamearalans, Lembard-street, with No 9, le, and 11, in Negalead-court. and 11.1. and 6, Chnrcheourt the whole will form • megaliccot Moak of now premises. 2. The well known leasehold block of New Mom, situated 27, Lesdenhallatreet, sad extending back to Lime-street.equare It has been erected wlthin the last three yews, from the designs of John Whichcord. Req., and contains 110 IBM-close aka. with 4 shops . has fireproof corridors and stone staircases, and possesses the most tnakra imisrovensenta. The Inas la fur Pi 7eare, at a ground rent of £734 per manta. S. The handsome edinoes erected within the last seven years, from designs by John Barnett, Say.. architect. for WOW% John Sari and Sons. and sainted 17 and IS, Corshol, directly opposite I th e Bank of Ragland. These premises are leasehold , held for 60 years. at a grounxi . milt of 410.0yer.anz!um. 4. The new and snbetantial block of Macau situated No. 11:1, Gnat Toweretreet. sear Mark-lace, erected within the Ism three years , and built to tha most substantial manner. Ills iteehpld, and cotattlas 65 of Welds vaults. S- It Woo of the lamas biwks to tits City. and is situate In Bishopegsteetreet Within, oppoeite Rt. fleiminplam. and In the centre adjoins Gresham-house : this property, when covered, oomprue the largest and most coavedently arranged dices In tha City. It is lessiehold for 911 years, at a groand rent of 44,000 par easy?, . . ii-tabops ihie-16; eehtatet ,td at -pert, adfotalag the above pregarty be eate- Wkhla. 'ALCM OP SICTIUTEMO She whole of the properties, Yoe. 1, I, S. 4, end S. to forequentiooed, hare been purchased by the City °dices Company !Li mited', for the suet of £785,00 0 La addition towh . l they have Wee acquired No. • (and some other intereses`, say Increased nine by an estimated outlay for net buildings in wane of erselkes ea aliae Nos 1. and 6, and altendions to No. 3 44,97.000 to which add for additional ooatlngeot outlay, my.. 13.000 liaaltar a total d. 5.1300,000 Of this 111;iii09.900beso;tintTAT.eriiieaon mortgage debentures, the remaining 4200 . ^00 being provided by the City Mess Company out of share capital. TM triale of the properties ars adapted, and Ist or to be letter mercantile and banking Mike; dr, and the trees income. in cluding the rentals of the new buildings In coarse of erection, is estimated at 459,000 per annum. Deduct for ground rents and making fund 'on beenebuld portion,, insuranoe, &0,, my 13,000 Leavieg LAM per ammo Available as security for the Interest re quired on the f 305,000 debentam to be tamed the ateouut of interest so required at 5 per cent. is 15,000 „ [oaring a surplus hseome available for divi dend ou the L 200.000 share capital of ... 1.31,001 OtTAXANTRZ OP CAPITLL AND 1111111 LINT. In addition to the above.mentioned properties. and this ample surplus, both In value and income, and the covenant ender meal In each debenture by the City Mies Company +Limited, to duly pay both principal and Interest which covenant is secured by Its kris uncelled capital' , the punctual payment of these deben tures will be further secured by the guarantee of the Credit Yonder Limited and also of the Credit llobilier eadoreed under their corporate seal on each debenture. These Debentures will be transferable In the aanss manner as railway debentom Ay simple transfer form. AT APT TOT& Thh will d 7 nitTri; 1;;;p pWasTectiyihimi Vr I To, whilst seek ing a fret class h,tne investment, free trout deb or fatality. ere dill darkens "4 baring their capital easily convertible to caw of need, and with a view to make them alike available for tem porary as well aa permanent investments. application will be made to the Stock Itzchange for their quotation in the official ilst. The total guarantee to ti;; LsrbeatitToTliOlTlers of this lout will be as follows, six : Freehold and leasehold proles 000.000 The City Oakes Company Liteci`,. intealled capita 80".000 The Credit Fonder 'Wafted', capital The Credit Ifebiller gland), capitol Total Thus tasking thee. debentures an entirely unesoeptinnable security. and whilst colonial and foreign investments are &bud. dent enough, a well secured b per rent. English investment Is very warm : melt a weenier. It Is believed, is now MINNA and as mob is specially adapted foe trustees, bankers, lasunuice companies, mercantile and private Investors. rO,Oll of application are attached hereto, and may be bad at the offices of t►e Credit fonder (United:, and the Credit 31ohiller ;Limited, SO, Lombard.etreet, and of the City Offices Company •Limited;, 70, Cornbill ; also of the bankers, solicitors, and brokers. London. 21st huts, INC CITY OFFICER MORTGAGE DIEBENTI7IIB. roam OP APPLICATION. To the Dtroctors of the City Whom Company ILimited . Raving paid to the Agra sad Masterman's Bank (Waited) the sum of it being 10 per eeet au in vales el Mortgage Debentures of The City Mem Company (Malted t. upon terms of the prospectus attached hereto. / bweby subscribe for and accept such debentures, end agree to psy the further instalments as they respectively booms dos. I am, Sir, your obedient servant. Sigsature Nome la full AdAysie Data I roped the essoaot may be made est is debenture of molt RANIERI * RICETPT. To be retalned by Applicant. after bele signed by Beakers. A.eetved the day of . ISM on acconot of TM City Allow Ciampasi Vioalled). (Mortises Debestare Aerosol). the au of babas the amount reew=eo eaberrit= of the City I A li.rie lret de Airs s.d Nailineree Doak THE EBBW VALE COMPANY (Limit e d). Incorporated under the Companies Act, WA _Capital Pow Millions, to 1i0,030 Sharedol .f. 50 each. DIP•Xt ePplicatlois. Al per share, and L 4 on allotment. Further calls will not exceed AA per Shore, made at Intervals of not Ism than three mouths, sod will extend over a period of three years. It is estimated that not more than two-thirds of the total capital will be required to be ogled up. DIRELTOILi ABRAHAM DARBY, Rm. Mar Yale Park, Ifouniontlishlra, Chairman and Managing ' Director. JINIEPR ROBINSON, Berkhampateml and London, Deputy Chairman. Prawns Tothlll, Zan, Bristol. John Platt, Esc. Oldham. G. 8. Beeeroft, Edo., M.P., Leeds. James Aspinall Turner, Dm., H P., Manchester. o=Georrie Gordon, Esq., I, Clifton-place, Hyde-park London. KlnuAnderson, 0/d Broad.street, London . BAILER& — The Bank of Ems, and Its several branches at AllsatemSer.llinatadlagi. IIVINI)001, Bristol, Leeds, Newcastle, Hall, Plymouth. Portainouti, Leicester. SOUCTlnas.—Kearre. Prealields and Newman, London. Ilsozza&—Maus Joshua Mutclihnion and Sou, London. Avravas. David Chadwick, Esq. (Mesas.-Chadwick. Adamson, 11'Kenna,. and Co.), 27, Great Georgeetreet, Wastisiester. John Young, Esq. (Mew. Coleman, Turquand. Younp, and Co.), Tetsnhoue►yesd, City. Oakes pro tem.)-27, Great Otorgeatreet, Westminster: and t, Laurence Pountneyhill, City. The Comps., la formed for the purpose of owning Into effete an agreement made for the purchase of the undermentioned' coal. iron, and other weeks, elitelt have for a king time been carried on with very satisfactory results by private Individuals. and are capable of considerable ettiatillon with greatly increased profile. The properties and works have been purchased on very favour able terms, on valuations made by eminent mining engineers. The works consist of 1. The Ebbw Vale Collieries and Iron-works. I. The 131rbowy Collieries and lees►weeti. & The Victoria Collieries and Iron-worka •. The Aberaychan Collieries and Iron-works. I. The Pontypool Collieries sad Irpn sad Tin-piste Worka. 11 The Aberrant Collieries and the Chapel Farm Estate. 7. Wharves and larding stages at Newport. All In the county of Monmouth. & Thentatite iron and coal fra/eaget or royalties In the Forest of Dean. la the county of Gloucester. II The llrendon MIL Carbonate of Iron or Spathose Mines, to the county of Soinenet. And the Estates comprise: 7,•31 scree of Freehold Land and Mines. - - 7.21 i acres of Leasehold Id and agreements for lasses hones upwsrds of 80 ran unexpired. 1,137 acres of Leasehold Woes, basin teem 10 to 84 years ozosaylred, _ TOO acres of Mines to the Tomsk of Deese, held under a Crown lame. renewable In perpetuity for periods of 21 mom About 9 miles in lenatk or about 3,000 arm, ova tits mom of the Statham Iron Ors vela', la famseasstahlre, under leases for shout SO years unexpired. The Leasehold thsi sad Troadteas Royalties are Mkt ita vary moderate terms. Thereat. upwards of 2,000 booms sad oottedas on the free hold sad leasehold eetates. The rentals from land, fan" and houses, amount to about £14,000 a year. The works afford employment to more than 15,000 persons, representing • population of 50,080 people. Schools for the accommodation of 2200 children and a me• ebonies' Mediate have been erected upon the estates. There are 28 blast furnace,, of which 16 am in operation at Use present time, three being cold blast. The present animal produce of the various collieries Is 850,000 tons of coal : and this quantity can. with a comparatively small outlay, be increased to 14 million tons annually. The produce of lron stone 15480,000 tons annually, which can be increased to 460,000 . lona. The iron-making eon's on these properties are of a superior quality, free from sulp'•ur, and eminently adapted for the maanfaMare of the best class of iron or Meet The preen anneal yield from the furnaces Is about 130,000 tons of pig iron. Incluiing 12,000 tons of Pontypool cold blast, but the arrangements are adapted for the production of 130.000 tons. About 90,000 tom of rails and finished iron are sold an nually, which can be Increased to 120,000 tons with the poseent appliancea All the properties are very favourably placed in regard to situation of works and facilities of transport. The coal and ironstone =lees, which are now drained and proved. will supply the present consumption, without any material Increase of tlee4 charges or outlay of capital, for upwards of 50 year. : and with a email outlay will yield a further supply of 000.000 tons of coal per annum, for househo'd and steam purposes. for a like period. The Riematite Imo ore and coal properties. held in the Forest of Dean, will shortly be opened, awl placed in direct communi cation by railway with the various iron works.—the distances between which and the place of production will be from 25 to 42 miles only : whilst this eliow of ore is now carried to the works 350 mites by water, and 30 miles by rail. The Forest of Dean ore contains from 35 to 42 per cent. of iron, and is well known for its superior quality over other lisetnatite ores for the IMMILICLIZO of the best iron and steel. It L esti mated that, when fully opened, the Thee. unw held by the Com pany will produce 100.000 tons annually for 50 years. The very extensive and valuable Mines of Spathose Iron Ore, In Somersetahlre, belonging exclusively to the Company, are the only mines nt their kind now being worked in Orel Britain iexcepting the small veins found In the Durham Lead Wines). When these Vines are fully developed, the worts of the Com pany will mains advantages greater than any other works, In the supply of this most valuable material for the manufacture of the best Reality of iron and steel. And the meet t i r roducing Spiegeleisen !Matron with this ore, will not e half the present coat of spiegeleisen delivered in Inglaed DermanY, which country furnishes nearly the whole of the supply required for the present oonsumpt on. The director. have agreed for a neenas for the manufactare of steel 'by the Bessemer proems, which, from the peculiar re• sources the. possess, they will be enabled to produce In very large quantitiv, and at a price that, In comparison with other works, will insure to then. the same advantages In the manufac ture of steel rails as the Ebbw Vale Company have so twig en joyed in respect of Iron rails The stocks of material and finished Don will be taken at the cost-price. as entered in the books at the lent stock-taking, in Sept. miser. 1813, and are to be paid for wlthia idx months. The contracts on hand, which are large. and at remunerative prices, will be transferred to the new Company. Mr. Abraham Darby. the principal proprietor and managing partner of the whole of the concern, comprised In the present purchase, will uncle: t-ike the ditties of Chairmen ef the Board, and he, consented to art as Managing Director for a period of five years, thereby securing to the new Company the benefit of his long practical experience 1n the management of the works. . . Mr. Joseph Martinson, also a proprietor in an the above con cerns, and who for many yearw as the London partner. has Tad the principal management of their commercial operations, will, under the direction of the Board, conduct the business of the Company, a. heretofore. From certified reports on the profits of the various works, ex tending over a considerable period, and from a due consideration of the advantages p.foemed by the Company. the Director test justified In antfcipating that the annual diridentis will be sorb as to rive Batiste-Con to the shareholders. The vendors will subscribe for shares in the Company to the extent of half a million stern, g. Three hundred thousand pounds of the purchase moon will be paid within two months, and the remainder by six equal hail. yearly instalments, with Interest ate per rent. p. 1.1 No promotion mosey or other similar payment will be nada Forms of application for shares may he obtained at the Bank of En :laud and fts several grandma : from the broken: or from the undersigned, by whom say further Information reqsdred will be furnished. CHADWICK, ADA3(.OW, WIEENNA, and CO.. Financial Agents, It Great George-street, Westminster, and 64, Croas-street, Man chester. THE EBBW VALE COIIPANT Capital £4,000,000, In 80,000 shares of L5O welt. PORN OF APPLICATION FOR ALLOTNINT OF SHARON: No. To the Dtrecton "The Xbhw Vale Company (Limited)," pee Messrs chadarick. Adamson, MK mina, and , Anemia Agents. 27. Great George-greet, Westminster, and 64, Cross street. Manchester. ------ - Goatlemon—Haring paid s deposit of El per share, I beg to mply for shares of LDO each, la Wm proposed " Vik Company (Waited)," cad I hereby agree to heroine a share holder in that Company, subject to Its tales sad regulatloaa, and to aarept such shares, or any less number that may Do allotted to NW —I am, geottemen, your obedient servant, Name In full* • Address la fall Profesekm at aixeraties Date WHOLBILLZ FOX•POISONING ix YOSISHIRI.-1110 utmost concern has been occasioned among the North and East Riding hunts by . the repeated discovery of acts of fox. tenoning. more especially In Lord Middleton's eouotry. In the East Biding, is the Bovalcia:coverte, the property of Sir George Strickland, the first deed foxes were found. In the Fishpond Wood four were fouod, and in the Sands Wood covert no fewer than five. Malys, Lord Middle too's huntsman, on ascertaining these to be poisoned, promptly offered a reward for information of the perpetra tors of the wanton acts ; but this was Dot effective, as two more have since been found. From the East the mania has spread to the Nlrth Riding, sad almost daily instances of the work of the valpicide have been met with, chiefly in Lord Middleton 's ground and that of the York and Ainsty. A wholesale destruction has occurred about Stockton-oo.the-Forest ; in fact, some sportsmen say to each an extent ham the poisoning been carried that Were is so chance of volt through a very extensive district, em bracing several of the most favourite coverts in Lord Mid. dieton's country. Within a short period five old toxes have been picked op on Streasell•oommos. near York, sad in the adjoining plantation Dear Stooktoe Mill, all of which had been poisoned. A litter of cubs has been destroyed in Battercrarnbe Moor by the death of the vixen, sod she too was found to have bees poisoned. In Bosiall Wood the detraction of the vixen Ins also occasioned the death of the whole of the cabs, and poison also has destroyed the vireo and all the litter near Lointer-holue. In a field between Upper Helmsley and Land Hatton, a five fox hes bees found dead, by No. 5 shot, allowing that it is nut only by means of poises that the destractios of the animals is carried on. But poison is the chief agent, for the names of nine respectable Yorkshire farmers in Lord Mid. di tee's country, between Msltoo sod York, are given who Lave all lost their sheep doge through picking up pi:booed meat in the fields. In some instances the dogs died in the same field almost at coos. The fall destruction will probably he known, bat that the country will have barna sports for next season is certain. A meetly of the gen tlemen of the York and Minty sad Lord 'e b intended to be held is a abort bete to concert seararse ter future anion is errestiag the mischief. led T4repis. MgTIOPOUTAN RLILWAY.—Tbe adjourned spe cial meeting of this company we* held yesterday al the London Tavern • Mr. W. A. Wilkinson la the chair. "Hie chairman saki bingretted to =mouses thetaaotheredienrs meet would be secessary, the bele they were eeseesed to eciesider set yet beteg node. He regretted the bonne sieges to which the sharehokbes bad been ankleeted, bat the fault did net Be with the directors. The notion for edjoernment was %ea pat sad agreed to. LO*DON, THURSDAY IMININ, ciaaprr yoNciate cumitvd), so t Mw DepthO. cloacae. la bardafte IMMO whales of OP seek anninethedi cnottak uno oes, in MOW 'O&M. nzanotrosa CetAnume--The Bight Man. JAMWIITIJAAT WORTUIT. Dinorri-enounag—.TAMES =VICK. IN. Tha nom T. ellailbartme,lLP. I Adolpho Hakim. hag. 'Award Warner. LA...ILP. Henry Pommel% brl e. Maunder Dunbar. 14 John Westmorland. nn. Charlet MLA Pat Aki Charles K. Newham, Dag. „maim mmt.... ming—Albe ht= rt Gran ud.d. t, Zen. and Co. • Bank of TW Campsay advances =rl h tb : 44frot Title Deeds of approved *globoid or 4 drat BMW% with or without regular manage. Oaarantoes Titles or Socarltha, and, as agent, negotiates loans en mortgage for long or short porletla ; also hmielvele money on dopodt FMB PIIIODB ONLY, special rates to be agreed Onomargaitions to be 1 1. altWasmgra. D OWS rocretarp. Teroporbry Ofacea, 80, Loralawd•WWW, THE CREDIT If ORILIER (Limited), es, usetirdetrest, 10. 1.000, k 1,000.000, In MOM ohms of LISO each. Batacrthed matted 4.600,000 in WOW shares. umbras. The Eight Boa JAYNE STUART WORTIZT. The Elo C.A rrtgallbarton, Y.P. Edward Warner, Elsg., Y.P. Alexander Dentist., Esq. Chatter Loe ss Al Hakim, Iraq. James lark*. 1,2 4. Charles IL Newbon, Bag. Henry PowWI, John Westmorland, Esq. lidanaems—Albert Gar; In. wignsm. Idessre. Westerman, bfDdred, and Co., UMW& WOWS. Smith. Payne, and Ath a, London. - Company is prepared to negotiate Government end Mont. *al Lomas, and to old to carrying out conceestons. To make advances on approved tectutUes. To elect the purchase and sale of shares, stocks, in, sad go transact inancial Dulness Ala, to receive money on i ra a s U r ' i t for BRIEF OE EXTENDED PERIODS on terms to be aimed Wu. Cogannanioatlons to be leads to the Manager% THOMAS SHORT, aerzetary. Temporary Ofices, PO, Lassbardotreet, London, LC. ; itiztz so; Int - 11 -SHOW.-ACIRMULTURALT HALL; • ~ZN!1 G pAY cud PUBLIC JUDGING, •r&LZ Y 1M Jdy, a$ 10 s. Adm s 00 , E U- - rowq HUMP SHOW.—Admission, on SATURDAY, at 9 am., Balf-s-Crown. HORSE SHOW.— A PARADE of PRIZE HOMES EVERY AITZINOON. j_TORS E SHOW.—Zzab Clue will beEzhibited , hi the Tamed Mpg ones s day. HOB" . BROW.-FORTY THOROUGH BRED STALLION& UO/1.811 13110 W.-TWENTY ROADEVEZEI MULLIONS. /10/0 EtEldt HIIRTIIBEI, H ORSE SHOW.-THIRTY-FIVE WEIGHT CARRYING CON. HORSE ,SHOW.—NWrY PONIES, in Three UORSR BROW.—ARABB, BARBS, TURKS, Cal+ll#ll33, HAMS, STATE CAIKIAOE MUM de. HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Ainlidos MONDAY, TIJMiDAY, mad WiDAMADAY, JAM b e, mad A Ono BIMINI. HORSK BROW, AGRICULTURAL HALL. Beate to be bed to the Orebestra to View Ow Judea, and Daily Parade, One 5W111341.-1), otter, & SIDNEY, Secretary. THE o%l'o RD.—SELECTIONS from nun, LA Mita DEL DEOLINO, Us 110.3 in Meacham and the Two Gentlemen or Verona, by the whole of the talented company. Director: Kr. F.LI T ZIMANS. Comedy by Dnaworth, Engem, W. Banda. W. and Mies Nally Teem, the celebrated juvenile comedienne, EVERY NVENINO. HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE CABINET WOILIC.—The Introdnetlon of steam power hi the sannataetare suedes BOWAlltrand EOM to offer the beet poedhle quality of TUZNITUBB 04 all Made at. eetT moderate rate. Designs and estimates fres THE FURNISHING OF BEDROOM. IP:kL sod SON base observed for some time hat it would be advantageona to their Customers to see a much larger selection of Bed-room Furniture than is usually displayed, and that to Judge properly of Gee style and effecter the different descriptions of Furniture, it la necessary that each description should be placed in separate roomed They have, therefore, ERECTED Large and Additional BROW-BOONS, by which they are enabled not only to rotund their show of iron, Bran, and Wood Bedsteads, and Bed-room Furniture, beyond what they believe has ever been attempted, but also to provide several mail rooms for the purpose of keeping complete suites of Bed-room Furniture in the different styles. Japanaed Deal Goods easy be seen In complete settee of eve or sir different colours, some of them light and ornamental, and ethers of a plainer description. Suites of Stained Deal Gothic Furniture, Polished Deal, Oak, and Walnut, are also set apart be separate room, so that mermen are skis to ma the greet as It wonld meow la their own rooms. The rock ef Mahogany Goods the better Bed rooms, and Japanned Gera few rola sad Ser foe vants' rue, is wry amto la creamed, the whole forming as complete an amortraer of Bed room furniture r they think cm possibly be desired. HEAL and SON'S iLLUSTILATED CATALOGUE of Bedsteads, Bedding, and Botirsem Furniture sent tree by pest. 19& 107, ISE Tottonham-courtooad, London. CANDLES. -PRIZE MEDAL. fAILLPIriIf/ —Adopted by bet Majesty's Glommantint foe the military Mations. J. C. and J. YIELD, the etMlual manufacturers and holders of the NM Frt.' Modal, motion the public against any sparlosta tailtatioua Their label is 011 all pockets awl besot Ida Djr all dealers throughout the lthaletseu Wholesale cad W Pnewittline et the Wort; 11fTlflt MARSH, LAMBETH, LONDON. ft, 'bare also say be obtained their osletunasd Vatted Santos Soap Tablets. HAMILTON and KIMPTON (Tailors) call Mutation to tits NEW MATERIAL.' In dark and light mamma for tovelling. lounging and inutile mitt. No. HL, IIZIABID. opposite faufardialL I.IYAII & CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, It sad 61 0260RD1MU1122. W. The teddies sad lamed eseilsose **aped in Ws, attar, nnivermUy &carrion eged. Overcoats and Capes lea 6d. to eta Od. Morning and Lounging Jackets Me. od. to ets. ed. Buiness and Naming Suits —Ws. 414, alla Id. and Ms. ed. Trouseni. 600 patterns to masa trona Vesta of the same materials HYAII and CO.'S ATTIRIC to ORDER so and trl, OSTOAD-811126T, W. The moat able and erparteneed cutters and workman are eat. ployed. Trne.ettang Trouser; lea. ed. ; Veda to match, es ed. Attire for clerical, madmaleal, inedlcal, and other proftednnal gentlemen. Ladles' MOIL, three to six guineas. A sepsrat• department tor U 1411141111. Page's vita, ; tootanan's. 110 o; coachman* W. H YAM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and OXYCIED-STREIT, W., am much adm/red by Tarsals and Oxman es be quality, halloo, and economy. ILMeberbocksr, Westminster, Osborne, and Windsor sits, lea ed. to 3 5a . Eton, Harrow, and Rugby suits, 3m.. 555. and ea A trying-os room handsomely Atted up la ocaaackm with OW siepartaseat. JOHN BROGDEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy weight, at realisable value, and the workmanship at wholesale manufacturers* prima The gold In the chains gar mined, and re-purchased at the prier ch..nrek .• Here's the note, How much your chain weighs to • utmost carat The fineness of the gold, and charge for fashlok" finalarktan. Manufactory, :Co. 16, Henriettisetreet. Coventrgardea, W.C.. Leaden. Assays made of chains and Jewellery for Is. each. Y.B. This estahltshmeat Is closed at u ia the swatting. sad on Ilatardsys at I o'clock IITHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Personal Attractiom sad to health and lo wavily by proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or DENLIFRICIS, compounded of Oriental ingredients, la of Inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and in giving a pleasing fragrance to the breath. It eradiewes tartar from the teeth, removes spot. of Incipient decay, sad polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a posit liks whiteness Its invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage et royalty and the arbto cracy of Eurupe, sad it universally in high repute. Price b. Pd. per toot. Sold at 20, liatton.gs.den, sad by Chemists and Perfumers. Mk for "Rowlands' Odonto." LERDB and COIJNTY BANK.—The of TILLS WINK ,coodected by Mr. Godwin. V. 1.&) will motels :—A One View of the New Leeds mad Comity Bonk— Illustrations of Ancient Irish Architectut*—Papere on Memorial Tablet. foe London Houses—A Pal.ee of Art—Arramtentest of Town Churches—Mosaic Art—Circular Rock, Symbols, Ac., with all the Art and t.anitary News of the Week. 1, York street, Covent-garden, and all Newsmen ed., or by pest id. e ' ' Elitamped. , -1411, 4datioinalj, TELEGRAPHIC 11MBILICIENCS 0111012e6 maassmiLl THE CONFERENCE. DRESDEN, Jove 29. The official Dreamer Journal of to-dry publishes a telegram from London, stating that the German plenipotentiaries reserved for themselves the right of replying to the incomplete and onesided sum. many of the proceedings of the last sitting of the conference. THE WAR IN DENMARK. COPENHAGEN, Jess 28, 10.23 a.m. The Prussians are erecting batteries on the Jut land coast, opposite Middelfart, Island of Ftmen. ITALY. TURIN, Jon 29, Rvansa. In the Chamber of Deputise to-day the Minister of Finance stated that he had been able partly to carry out his financial programme, although he had been in part unenooessfuL Respecting the deficits for 1864 and 1865, he would be able to provide for them by the sale of crown lands to the value of 200 millions lire, and by the sale of the State railways, without having recourse to a loan. The mi nister showed that he has effected reduce tions in the budget of expenditure to the amount of 40 million lire, and that after the vote upon the new constitutional laws had been taken, the reductions would reach 100 millions. The revenue derived from the Income tax was regularly inereasing. The government and the nation could not accept the policy proposed by Signor Sarraco. The government was likewise far from adopting the programme of the party of action —viz., disarmament. The ministerial programme was still that announced by the cabinet on coming into office—viz., to hold themselves ready to take advantage of political events in Europe, in order to bring about the realisation of the destinies of Italy. (Applause.) Signor Sarraco protested against the interpreta tion given by the minister to his political pee -1 gramme, and declared that he bad no intention of proposing a policy of disarmament. THE POPE. ROME, Jun 29. The Pope officiated at the Basilica of the Vatican this morning on the occasion of the flte of the Holy Father. He afterwards renewed the protests against the invasions and usurpations of the Pontifical provinces on the part of Piedmont, already put forth in his allocutions of 1859 and 1860, and in the address to the catholic bishops. SPAIN. VADRID, Jim. 2). It is asserted that the resignation of Senor Mazarredo, the Spanish ambassador extraordinary to Peru, has been accepted. The &pow denies the rumour of a ministerial crisis. INDIA AND CHINA. (By talograph from Sum) CALCUTTA, Alm 7. 71b. alairtiuga 11 rupees Exchange on London, 2.44. BOMBAY, Joao 7. Cotton, new Gomrawattee, 575 to 590 rupees. Exohange on London, 2.14. Money easier. CANTON, MAT 26. Tea unchanged. Exchange on London, 4e. 94d. 811A.NGHAI, MAT 20. Silk 5 taels higher. Exchange on London, 6s. 6d. POLAND. (PENCE OPENING OF THE DANISH PARLIAMENT. At the sitting of the Lower House on Saturday evening Director Brix requested explanation. from the ministry of the state of negotiations at the con ference. The President of the Council replied : I madder it quite natural that the house should desire to rewire as soon as possible such explaaatiom as it is in my power to give, bet I should not be Punned in yet comma ideating what has taken piece at the earlier meetings of the erinforewee. I meet reserve that until lam able to bring op the records of the proceediege. At present I must confine myself to reeoutieg the state of the negotiations at the latest &deices. The 'Rubes last Saturday was as follows. The Irony persisted in their de mend that Holstein and Lausiaburg, with that portion of fffsewig south of • line drawn from Apenrade to Beier, should be deprived of all perms' ceseeries with Denmark, to form a separate sate under a 'operate sovereign. The Death plenipasatiarias had dirobeed that his Mirreety would not oppose a oesaion of territory, provided not oaly peers but the entire independence of the rested the weary would be thereby secured. They proposed Eckernforde, the Dannewerke, and Frederickate.dt as the frontier line calculated to offer the necessary military and commercial security. These two propositions bad been made after Earl Rossall, In smajusetien with the other neutral powers, had brought forward • plea placing the line of densercetion south d the &Mei and the Daanewerka at the sitting at the conference en May 28. The Danish plenipotentiaries had been empowered to accept this prouation as an ulti matum, as well as to couset to a proloagatioe of the sea. pensive of arms for a fortnight, provided they were assured Lied Russell would adhere firmly to the proposal put for ward by the English government, end supported by the three metre! powers. After the Danish plenipotentiaries had communicated them instructions to Lord Vaasa, the Eng bah minister promised "that he would not himself bring forward, nor support any motion brought forward by another party, which should be more unfavourable to Den mark than that of the 28th May, unless the Danish govern meat should itself consent." After this declaration the Danish plenipotentiaries consented to a prolongation of the ecspensioe of arms until the 25th inst. This was the situation up to 9aturday bet (the 18th), bat at the sitting held that day, Lord Inas& came forward with ea entirely new proposition, according to which only the line of Apunde to Hair should be secured to us, while it should be left to the good aloes of • sutra' power to decide how a portioned the territory lying between this line rued , isreforde should he given to Denmark. The minor details of this last turn of the negotiations are sot yet exactly known to me, and I am unable to explain how for this last proposal—to which the government of the King has undoubtedly not agreed—is reconcilable with the declaration made by Lord Reesell to the Danish pleni potentiaries. lam only as yet able to state that the repre sentative of the Kiog rejected the propositioe at the sitting of Wednesday, and that the hostile powers wow. prated their acceptance of it with such reserves and braini ness as to leave the rural impresaioa at the coefereare. that their assent was rather to be regarded as • refusal. I am enable to give any intelligesos as to the result of to-day's sitting, bat al no order of the day bad been *staid, I assume this meeting was the last. I mina steam say opinion as to the torn political relations will take after the termination of the conference and the resumption of the war, for they will sot beau to develop themselves—especially in England —until after thus events have taken place. TO THI IMITTOIE OF TEI HUSHES. Sia,—Now that the native press in Poland is gagged to t h e extent of suffocation, and eh foreign correspondents, except such as were ready to put themselves at the disposition of the authorities, long since sent about their business, the Russian and German governments flatter themselves that, at least for the present, they may treat their Polish subjects as they please, without any fear of criticism. I have this morning received intelligence of a piece of conduct on the part of the Austrian govern ment which for its diabolical ingenuity deserves publicity. A Polish gentleman of property, named Zakaa zewski—a refugee from Russian Poland—was temporarily residing in Cracow when the state of siege was proclaimed in March last. In common with all foreigners—Russian Polish subjects are foreigners at Cracow, for centuries the capital of Poland—M. Zakaszewski had to present himself to the Austrian police, and demand leave to remain in Cracow. It having oozed out that M. Zakaazewali spent large sums in charity, and provided board and lodging free at his own house for poor and disabled insurgente—most had lost at least one limb—he was at once thrown into prison, and recently tried by oourt-martial, which, acquitting him, handed him back to the police. M. Englisch, the director of police at Cracow, was on this occasion extremely courteous, and pro mised M. Zakaszewski a passport to travel abroad for the following day. At 5 a.m. police officers entered M. Zakaszewski's house, and demanded his papers, which bad not yet arrived. In spite of all explanations (incredible as it may appear to the English reader, who is unaware that in their dealings with rebels tyran nical governments consider themselves bound by no ties of honour,) M. Zakaszewski was hurried from his bed into a cart, and driven to the Russian fron tier at Michalowice, and then and there Landed over to the tender mercies of the Russians as " Legiti mation-loo"—i.e., without papers. At 8 a.m. Pddme. Zaksazewski received her husband's passport, with M. Englisch's oomph menta.—l am, &c., W. H. BULLOCK. DI:POSITION or Dz. Comarso.—Bishop Gray, of Cape Tow', visited Natal last mouth, sad promulgated his sentence of deposition against the Bishop of Natal (Dr. Co. law) in the various Anglicas churches of the ooloay. A protest easiest this proceeding, groluided on its illegality, was sent in beforehand by the chumbwardens sod other members of the church of liegland belonging to St. Paul's Church, Durham, and several of the coogrega. ties left the church before the sestinas was read. The bishop, hi a written reply to the protesters, says :—" It is to me a source of very great regret that any mistioderstending should have arias. I have 000:111 her at the earnest request of the clergy, who have all determined never to recognise Dr. Colasso again se their bishop, and to take charge, as my office of Metropolitan requires me to do, of a vacant distracted diocese, which, as 1 believe you well know, is rapidly sinking into a lifeline condition. I am reedy to receive your amorthos that very few of the subscribers sympathies with Dr. Colenso's views ; bat you have can. didly admitted that Mordants:ant forwarded to me has Imes got up by . those who have, alas! through him, bees led Into unbelief It is clear that the subscribers w il l, .dace s sheydiselelinthe ice putaiios,be generally and 'tidy eoesidered ' as having adopted the views of those rho have bees forward ti the matter . . I toed soaroely say that it deeply grieves or.e that, conue as I do with a sieeere desire to help yea, sod to revive a languishing chards, my *Hods should, as far aszu i r parish is concerned, be greatly hindered by the mis u which has mimeo." The deposition of Bishop Wean, w ila tlormally prosouccad In Bt. George's CathedraL ' Owe Tows, and aka at the cathedral Amok, Graham's Tows.—Soualt African Advertimr, May 21. More than ten thousand emigrants arrived at the part el New Yak is the week ending lase 4. THE NEW HOLY ALLIANCE. (From th. pri.) We have been favoured with a copy of the draft of the commotion alluded to is the telegram which ap peared is the Daily New of Monday, provisionally agreed to by the Sovereigns of the three great powers of Runk, Austria, sad Prussia. Up to the 20th this document bed not been sieved, for the followWg reasons :—ltussia, having succeeded in suppram meaty iag the Polish insurrection by ethe of the aid which Proems and Austria afforded to her, hesitates to commit hmself to as obligation which should guarantee to Austria all her territory ; at the same time, the liberal teodeocies of the day, the fear of a Scandinavia, and the denim of seams the Dabs of Oldenburg Dohs also of Sisswig-Hoiatain, are strong induemosom in favour of the convention ; on the whole, we feel convinced, from the language which the Emperor Alexander made use of to the Emperor Praxis Joseph at Swinges, that he has decided upon binding Inman to the terms of the conven tion. Austria hesitates, because the day that it is known in this country that such a convention has bees signed, she will have forfeited all claim to our sympathy or support is questions of territory ; she will, in fact, have exchanged the English for the Russian alliance. Prussia has for the moment, suspended her adhering:l to this documen t, which really enmeated from her Prime Minister, because Bis marck dreaded • change of attitude in the policy of the Emperor of the French towards Germany the moment be should discover it. Aa alliance formed upon each • basis Nthe three powers could only be regarded by Louis poleon as a blow aimed directly at him, and at the ideas of the age which he topmasts. It is indeed a onaibiemios of armed devote, designed expressly to trample adder foot the liberties of Europe ; to tear up the treaties which protect them, and to defy the powers which, in • greater or leas degree, represent them. The news that this or any similar convention has been signed by Prussia, Austris, and Rumia, will be the signal of an oppotitlue omobtaetion on the part of the Western Powers to reset them. Our readers may rest assured that, ten days ago, this convention was not signed. They may also rest assured that it has been sketched out, rearmed and discussed, not merely by Niece Gortchakoff, M. von Bismarck, and Count Rech berg, but by their respective sovereigns as well ; and we confidently predict that, if it is not signed now, it will be in • few days ; the proof being that Austria world not have ventured to resume hostilities in ammark with out laving first committed herself to this alliance- It will be of no use anybody asking any questions on the subject in either house of parliament, as of cum.e important political intelligence such as this passes through the Poreiga-office, and consequently cannot possibly reach the government until the time for action is gone by. Our politi cal oews, like the Paris fashions,come over to us when they ate out of date abrmd. Meantime, we warn the public that the nomination of Oldenburg is another Emma trap, baited as skilfully as was the treaty of l$ 2, lath which we tumbled so hopelessly. It is designed to p t the for mation of • Soandieavis, to outrage the liberal sari.- meat in Germany, sod to couaect the interests of Enema and Prussia. ~la the couee of a few days Saxony will submit the Duke of Augustaiburg's claims to be recognised as Duke of Skewig-Holstein to the Diet of Frankfort. Prussia will Ming forward those of the Duke of Oldenburg ; aka will Ire supported by Austria, sod in all probability obtain a ma jority ; and tl.e Dohs of Auguatambarg will be set &aide is favour of the retrograde caodidate , for no other reams than that he has refused to abandon his liberal principles. The only chance far Federal Germany wia the. be is as annum, with the Franc* Emperor, au event which would probably tiring about a civil war. VISIT Or THE LORDS OF THE ADMIRALTY TO LIVIRPOOL. —The Duke of Somerset, aocom ponied by his mom Lord Elward St. Maur, two of the Lords of the Ad miralty, sod Vice-Admiral Sir F. Gres, kn., arrived I. Liverpool yesterday alternators. They were met at the sta tion by Mr. Charles Mosley, the mayor, whose guests they will be during their stay in town. The Duke of Somerset will deliver the prises ma board the training ship Conway to-day. PRESENTATION Or ♦ PARR OF A RTILL/MY. The 2nd Surrey Artillery Volunteer Field Brigade mus. tend on Tuesday is great tome, is the Major-Commandant's grounds, to receive a battery of fourteen field guns, pre sented to the corps by Mr. William Waterm►n, of Shirley, sear Southampton. The grounds presented a very into- Testiest as well u formidable appearance, there being no fewer than 20 field guns, the property of the °arm, drawn up is line, sod all in work at one time. The first minter was at four o'clock, when sundry field moverneste were gorse through, during which lateral exoelkot pictures were taken by Mr. A. J. Melbuieb. At half-past four o'clock the corps retired, a regimental dinner having been prepared is ►onour of Mr. Watermao•s promotatioa to the corps. at which the major•commandant presided. LAUNCH or THE FAVORITE. —Admiralty orders have bee. received at Deptford Dockyard for the leueola of the Iron-cased corvette Favorite, 2.106 tone, and 400.1korse power, building on an adjoining slip from which the iron eased sloop Enterprise was launched in February lest. The knack b fixed to take phenols Tuesday afiemocia next, the Finn sth_proin ATuo. CAMBIRWELL. —Last night, between eight and rise o'clock, a Ere broke out in the range of pre. mime belonging to Mr. Hawk Clarke, in Neakstreet, berwell The disaster emnroeneed in cue of the drying house on the south aide of the street, and although a num ber of engines were mom le iittendsoce the hnikhng wee entirely destroyed, rued usfortuoataly wee uninsured. The ship Ramsey, Commander White, 82 days horn New Zealand. aimed off Dartmouth yesterday, with • full sar4e, sad 6,300 women of gold. Captun SWOONS has taken a temporary residence at Milibrook, shout three miles trots Southampton. Hie Ent lieutenant, Mr. Kell, residue with him. The reptedn's hand is gotten better, wilds general health is improvise. The °Mem sad mew of the Alabama Laded at Soathaaap. boa were said yesisraq.