The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-13 00:00:00

-. NEWSPAPER is: .-- -, Ot . ja T ri 'i. ‘ " __ c- i I , 4 L- . ....., . ,• /\ ....., ..,.........., N....___ .1 t .0, .......... 4 } . .. . . . .. . . v_ENlNe4""git.l.lB, 1866. !STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.], [TWOVENCE • - music. • 1 SPORTING IITTELLIGENOB- V riwPg raulia: cr u th T t A L .litu a l ' irtl42 " r ts.(4.4l the HAhL, lidgwar s l Virltall. bat of of the Indittnitt Aß M: AIERN duel& The Groat Vinod at Ilino. with NI 13.nd and Mona. llamado' and t a f i dCal Direztor. '. J. MOLL 7 A. • V A.ll '3l. "I II 4, alieltin 3h 'i ,1,l iii ~: "/. t ~-~ ~/' 1.. BL AOK BALL PAttELIINCIME LINE •at CUPP= PACIUMer AusnALEA from London &reel THE NATION/LL HANK 18 AUTHORMED TO HiCEIVII suncsirrunkr er os THE SHARES OF THE PHILUVIAN 1 RAILWAYS PANT, ON TEI 'TERNS OP TEI FBI. LOWING PROS US. pituvux RAILWAYS CQKPANY (Limited,. With Peruvian Government guarantee of Interest at the rate of £7 pee cent per annum, as hereinafter set forth on a total mpiial of ,oes. a Present is, M s4o ue, g1,670,0M, in git,l3oo shame of Mg mob. Ha tF.I par lime on nindleation, and gt per share on allotment. futurecalla of git let per share will be made at intervals of not lees than three mouths between each call. Seven per cent per annum will be paid during the coostrucUon. slid to guaranteed by the International Contract Company Mu II Jabs U Toms., it444a I Lai To lan. Wel MOO tou - 755 .4:Wit I M/M 87557 . UN (188805511584 las i cmaiMh . anobane Rockhampton Emma d the . Boaa UN I I Niihau. .... Quern d> Mee •On B. India taatand 1 . 01 1 " 11,000 iLtrarpoal I ' Mona 1,800 1 I. India ! July lO Paz OXFORD.—Thia magnificent establish meatA., newly decorated, ventilated, and lighted. la apse far the rummer Beaton, with fresh candidates for tavoar, new Ope evellEiteleasatd e T ve he ry othecrPcd'epartm rtbn il eat retying the best ded le. opium eight eoloric Adwdesion :Area. ed.: stalls and bateau, is.. private bozo, 10e. 6d. May 10 Jaw T Awe 30 Jame 20 _DLltlerp . llB. Willie= Latham Bader. Lq. (Raley Brothers and Co., liver. PIR DOZEN QUARTS :—Beanjolais (Pai s Medal), Us. ed. : Bt. Emilia' Claret Mei. llouedlies. Ida.: Owl's Sherry, 505.. crusted Port, tea Per dozen imperial Mute :—Pure White Wine Orleans Vinegar, is. ed. Pilfers Invalid Stout, Oa ad. Single bottle sent ire price and I . extra in Wimps —OIOROZ illtonldhamwtreet. Bryan stiinistaewil. W. as. per donee satra charged and allowed (or cies and bottles. 'Montmoiracy ray. [ley is? dos it eibabratad Use cd pockets bave. b tbstr punctuality a and ▪ plasegas. areal urceldinosa ruputation. and Mali Eau nagyit assounodrnan al rmiryboat by %meet aloat— lee =M I Urscirr. Aptta the aP tra t c:t Una ; and T. K. IaCKA sad Co.. 1. laaduakalioad. Wades. 1.0. B _ LACKWALL LINZ of PACKETS for MEL 80011411 (Port Phillip) Dinah —Memo Ship Itozberph Costio 1,2100 C. MADAM losoo root ft Docks on trth . ( 5 8 . 1m 00 d airy ma me- naced aargeoo—Applylo to F. 6113114 00.. 110. drool. Le. be.s .' Clta Dr' lith Ist& :OM "[L-. De. tie a 4 WI lover. mark - hi. 01 N. A. f the park. o PI.. a S. TV m••••••• ...-----. IS& & 0 Ile !Yee" WWI nom umirout, Olt QIINTNITOWN TO NEW YONA. rLPTZRPOOL, NEW YORK, sad TIIXL&DELPHIA FINAM-SHIP COMPANY Wand &s -alami, lb* fulkowered CMds-butit ken Fano Meal-Miler mentos We Canal Mated wan I.olt writzrooL for WSW YORK. CITY OF ULTIMO/a _Wedurs4W. Mayl7, CITY OF WASISINOYON, Wedneeday, May K. CITY OF COIL Saturday, May W. And awry Wednesday, and dewy alteraste Satarday. Calla wow W We well ataireee aatßy sem Weft= 11, awl II orlasea. woordeas Ws aceawoodallow i = l ny s etreandayl o a t te=l . Werenuel =FOY Owed% We MOW mem and BeOliel7ar trerleal is reet tar en wow adraolewasaa lerapa—ler Weald paatieedise :Ne t g iintur . Ki z ir r i a=“k yst tamped ; to =vs, CAdmiA.RD and NORTH rstay UN AMMLICMV ROYAL MAIL STIAM4IIII2S, SM to sail betwesa sad larrOLZ sal batmen LIYZIROOL sad BOSTON, the LITZLIVOL Barka ships at Balm to Mail gad meshy sad Amite TV* lowing or o th er meth ere ar to sell from Livorpool. snag at Cork to mealy* th• eagle: CHINA. for BOSTON, Saturday, May IS. PRIMA, for NSW YORK. &Warder. May 20. AFRICA. for BOSTON, :Woodsy, Map W. gamy, incisdlag stewsrWe and provider, let *Sh i n i er Wises or liquon :—To Halifax sad Bodge, chief oablis ; esosod oats, VC To Nam Trek. chief rabbi, ; mead ceLds. MS. Freight to Balk& Bastes, mid New Tortola Pse ye, ad gmr mat. prierae.-41 , evy re I. B. oca* Old lamgca , M. Currie, Rams, sad 11, Mace de la Booms Paris ; G. sad J. Barns Bachammetreet. eirrew ; D. sad C. Madre", Qoessirksra ;or D. sad C. Mralvir. Warw. AMA /Mere& No ticket will sow S. Weed without the probe:tire of the rampart will vlrkL ROTTERDAM sad tbs RHINE.—The Niusabads litessaboat cmpsay's twit sad tawniztte Mesmer ZATAVILL. Captain W. 8 IT will Brunswick Mar, inackwall, IVY SUNDAY as 11 o'clock, as wend of lbs MVO a.m. teals H A P frt Steam—far freight sad purge a at Cura Universal OW*, Ragent.eirnis, Wt. • at to PYILLIPPO. GILATIII, MUMS sad Co., U, sock-ree. Lc. 9iHE MtLLWALL FREEHOLD LAND and A DOCKS LL COMPANY. AL COMPANY. In sad by Ns corporate name, TEN MILLMA CAN NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN. that the CIRTIFIC.ATIS at SHARES to this Cmy are new READY. and will be delivered Is exchange for the baakm's needgas and the letters of allot sient.—By order, H. T. ROBINSON, Secretary. Temporary Olken IT and Comilllo, May Is. IM6. BPDCIAL soma. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL ITZ ABSTIRMICI SOCEITY. letablialted The Eighth Boone will be declared ialareary, led; and all with Profit l'OliCial in force on the 80th Jane. MA will rwitini i. Lwit , Ammon effected before Sane Mk, 1860. will partici on two premium., and thee receive a whole roses additional altar* of to over later policies. Tables of rates, and forma of proposal. ten be obtained from a age co m so of die eocialf s* ar _ as CUTM et UYZ, Adair) and Secretary. 13. et. Jamereaquare. Landau. LW. THE hfARINE DEPARTMENT of the AocrprarrAL MATS 11431711ANCE OOMPANT Is now esedueled at City Beak Chambers, No. dy* 21, Thresdneedle 4 reet, wkire *a Company Is prepared to rea proponls far Marine met ties cement rafts. AltrltUlt JAMB DIM* uneerwriter. J. W. mum. fearetary. MOORE, McQIISEN, and COMPANY (Limited). incorporated under the Companies Act, Me, whereby the liabi lity of each shareholder to Welted to the amount of IL ahem. Capital £160,000, in 15,000 shamed LlO each. Deposit upon application 10s. per share, sod £1 10a. on allot ment. 'No call to exceed t 2 per share. nor to be made at intervals of km than three months. It to not pr opo sed to call up more them L 6 per share. A guaranteed mlnum dividend of 10 per cent per annum, commencing from the Itist March, Mt, end payable belt yearly. is secured to the salidaction of the Directors for the first fire yeah of the company's °centime DlllOOOOlll. Beale, laq. (Cramer sad Co., limited), IA (111:040110T stred, W. George Welter Constable, Beg., St. Mkhearnhouse, Cornhill, George Frederick Denny, Faq., 49, Great St Heiedia, LC. Henry Merely King, a., .539, -street, Greeveime-equere, W. William A Mcqueen, Sag (McQueen, Bruthaft). l . s . Tulleuhew court-road, W. Steuart utnitth Windham, Esq., 14, Connaught-piaci, Hyde itlweo, aiAXAGIBA—Weist4. Hobart Meese aid George Peter Megliteen. London and County Bank. 11,d.d•44. lianom , LC. emplere, Locenu . Mercantile and Is — change Bank, LiverpooL MUM. Meson. Froom Brothers, 90. Change-aliey, Conga, LC. Dani,l Croathweite, Yq.. Liverpool tomerrol—Clareem limeou urr rt laq., 2, kingerermaysid. Moor pneeat. LC. ATDIIO4O-1104100. Widen and ranks, 4, Sktancenplaoe, sne-lene. IC. 61c1teAsT (pro tea.:—T. L Unita, Fop. Offices—Bt. ilicluteralsouse, lit. Michaersalley, Cornhill, LC. and 16, Israsssihreot, Oxford-street. W. Places of Bushuna—Whelsmie: IS, Bernersatreet, oxfordutreet, W. Beta : 10, 04041101011.411404. B.C. Fildbition o f Fine Arts. Church-street, Limepeet w., aacl 21, AB&IDGZD PiLOSPICTUt. This Comppatney Um been formed to purchase, carry on, and extend the bnataees of Messrs. Moore. McQueen. end Company (founded by IL Omnbart and Company), the well-known Print. Mow, and lithographic Publishers, Thee borineee will be taken over by the Company as from the Slot of March, UM. The momenta made up to this date by Mesas. Sandell and Torrtano, show a net profit for the last three years and nine months trading of upwards of 5.5,000 per The late proprietors have yearsateed fore term of Ave years a minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per annum and have further consented to a proportionate reduction of the pnrchsse money should the met r Mita not realise 124 per cent. on the amount of the paid-up capital during that time. bstalled orespectues and forms of applications for shuns may be had of the Bankers, the Brokers, the Secretary • at the 0111ces, et ldichaeraloese, Cornhill, : and on the Company's Pre mises, SI, Berisserstreet. Oxford.street, and 10, Iteselnirdt street, EC. The articles of Associatioa and *be agreement with She vntidom nor to in s p ect e d at the Solicitor's. sad et 2ii, Bernersetreet, yams also the balance-Meet and ostalogura may and COMPAN' MOORE, MogI:JERE, Mooted% NOTWZ 18 HEREBY OIVEN, tbet the SHAM LIST of this y will be CLObED es TUESDAY sett. the leth bssieot. fo c r u r sad WIDNISDAT aezt, the 17th lestant, toe Country Application—By order, T. B. WM, Becaetery pre tea. Bt. leasers Bosse, Combill, May 10, IBM. ITROLARIE23, and their PREVSNTIVE. J 1.3 ?Tara Patent SASH FASTINIRS, bighlybucnoi.ont mended by the police magistrates for the prevention of rim and vibration of sashes, can now be bed whelessie of the assanfactarevs, Harper and Oe ,Albkoi Worts, Milleshall. Staf fordshire; & ROAM SO, Dokoetreet, Liverpool: Rowley and Co., 1. High street, Manche/dm; and °Ms Patentee, a. Queen's• row, Grove.lane. Camberwell—at prisms th e low with the common wrier fastener. Retailed by ths PflisdPal ironmon gers In the Idagdosa, who are now being supplied. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESEUENCE 1. The .uI aciestilleally prepared end mod powerftl nutri tive cordial cm introduced restores to their normal 000dition all the weretioen on the integrity of which perfect heath de r it lea specific for debility of all Sands, and front Pe oon other ingredients, pepdue end phosphate of soda, will proTrlghly benefleW to the nervous and dyspeptic. Trlee fs. per bottle, or four quantities in one for Soft Agents, MOW& Baumgartee rid Co., 650 , Word-Oro* W,C., and hnehoreisuirest, LC., Looks. DRseams BILIOUS and LIVER != ; never &thug remedy, without SDI Ingredient from the recipe . B will be found invaluabie to an who suffer train Mom sad liver oomplainta, wind, spume, giddiness, Madams of the ayes, de. l= mamma, es a bogy aperient medicine, and ea a partner at the blood, they are truly swell at : mild 12 their operation end raids! to the stomecb, they weeds appetite, promote sad sir the whole enemas emtna.—aold best, chemist, 8, King Willisiset. Charing-mom. dad I/ 0 .. Mendes la loses, is. ltd. and ft Id. De eur• to set or Dr. soars Moils and U,sv Pith. Tbegewase are fah KIWI. gross Fedora with WOVesi Lavery swarseed ea Me dealt LETTIICZ contains an active .a.4tb Ws*" vide!' powwow a trc of without ite daogora.-11r. a. JOZIAII=, 49 1 E:: prowls • Stymy sad • Pats at Was (or lothae), rocommoadod by do Modica andom tor edam. Intboss. o, and aid/meow. tyrp. ft; PO* la. lid. oad fa it Palk WWI. IL Sit gel pool) Wm. Carter, Esq. (Joseph litoblnion and Co., Laurence Pountne). hill.) John tants, Esq., M.P., Director of the Bank of Ireland. P. a Iflserher, Esq. (Alexander Fleteher and Co., 10, Ring's Armayerd.) S. G. CHUN, Bey., N.P. fur Belfast, thisloweenare. W. IL Lindsay, Esq. (Mtwara. H. H. Mien and Co., Bir -B.ll.loriq , Bowling Ironwodm, Bradford. Albert Froardo. yrq., Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, Director of the Narked Bank. Robert limp" Op. (Frederick Lorick and Co.), Charlotte row, and Cwm Colin Ironworks. Wins. London—The Nettonal Bank. Liverpool—The Widest Bank of Liverpool. Mancheeter—Tbe Manobeetee and Liverpool District Bank. Ireland—The Bank of Ireland, and Its Branches. „ The Branches of the National Bank. The Intarnationara= l Company (Mmtteet. MU/1W George Parker Bidder, Bag., CR. John Mortimer Hempel, Iraq., C.I. SOLICITOIII. Mews. !grahams, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., Parilamentatreat. Mears, Baxter, lase, Norton, and Co., Vialorisedreet. =aka& London —Meagre. P. Cazenore and Co., ThreelmedMatreet. „ Maus. Seymour an 4 Co., Throgmortongtreet. i l i i i =t e llessn. Thomas Tinley sal *ma Messrs. Warner and Page, Stamp Ofilee-bolidthp. Dabiln—geward To; Yam., DameatmeeZ 11110111TAST—B. A. Saalih, raci. Mow gq Cammangereg West, LC. This Compaq is formed tor the country:lion and 'madam of two lima of railway in Pero—ems to camera the seaport of hem with the town of Yca ; the other to connect the city of Arequipa with the pert of Mete. Tor the ocederactem of these railways the Government of Pent bare posted medal isencessions, and • gaareathe of booms, which would appear exorbitant, If were sot that the statistics of the existing tragic have satisfied the Peruvian Go vernment that the railways, when at work, will yield returns which win not only relieve the government of the charge tor their guarantee, but far armed the sum required for that pur pose. The Peruvian Government guarantees for the period of twenty are leers—ar until the railways have produced, over and above the cost and provision for repair, renovation, and malnienance for the gam of two consecutive years„ dividends at the rate of 7 per cent per annum—an income of LUB,B/0 per annum, charged apes the public revenues of the State, sad truther secured by hypothecation of the guano shipped to Ituropean States. The ormoessions for the railways contain the usual provision for re imbursing to the government (out of any surplus profit exceed ing a 10 pm cent. per annum dividend to the shareholders) such rams, U any, as may have been paid by them to cover than guarantee. The conotadons of these lines of railway from the Government of Peru Is foe a period of ninety-nine years from the opening of the railways. • salicient sum will be set apart to form • Link ing rand for the rO4OlOOlOO of the whole capital, at a premium of LlOO par cent., to be operative yearly after the lint tweet years of the working of the railways. The shares so to be altogether cancelled, end the dividends which would other wise be payable on such shares to carne to and form part of the sinking fund. After the first fifty years the priced which shame shall be redeemed and cancelled s hall be regulated at such higher or other price than ZlOO per omit. premium as the state of the Molting fund shall warrant. When it is borne in mind that the Peruvian Government Loan, beefing 4i per cent. per son= interest, previous) borrowed on the tame security, is rapidly in the course of extinction, It will be rialto evident that, irrespective of the prospect of a much = rate of dividend being realised from the working of the , the nature of the security should obtain a ready market to the shares of theCompsny. The prospects of revenue from the working of the railways are, however, so peat as to render the government guarantee k in other respects so important; a feature of but secondary conside ration. The Republic of Peru has • seaboard of nearly LOA miles, and an area of about 1.0,000 mime miles. There is, perhapa, no °pantry in the world in which the elements d commercial kinds with more complete. The mineral products of all kinds with which ita Interior provinces abound, combined with its long stretch of cask give It an almost unrivalled facility for the de velopment of commerce oa the moat extensive scale. To this development one obstacle—and one alone—exile; the want of proper means of communication between the ports and tho inte rior country. Re in spite of this obstacle. the large adding trade of the Re public is proved by ler coders returns; and that u having for their idled the remedy for top defect stctittakielthiaM be restariarattve Is shown by the working of the Callao and Lima Railway, which now pays dividends at • rate approaching Rill per cent, Per annum on the original cost of constrectioa. The ordinary charge to the conveyance of goods per mile In Peru is eynal to the chums for the carriage of a like quantity In Great Britain fourteen miles. The coestruction of the railways to be undertaken by this Company will ratablialt commu nication between Important centres of commerce In the Interior and the proper ports on the The Un. from Melia to Arequipa la laid out to serve the tragic which at present takes the route from the latter city to the port of ligay, a route which fauns the main channel of communica tion from the oust to the districts of Arequipa, Paso, and Cuzco, and the northern portion of Balvis. The connection with the last-mentioned state is Important, u the establishment of a system of railways suitable to its own wenn; In now a subject of serious attention. The railway now LT or ed would form one of the main outlets of any such system coot of the Pacific, • circumstance which alone must ware it a considerable additional frame of the moat remuners. tire description. The railway from Ptsco to Tea is proposed to be constructed under conditions analogous to those of the Callao and lima tine already ref erred to. Prom the easy character of this line, and a large existing traffic in the distaict to be traversed, it is evident that the net revenue most greatly exceed the guaranteed mount. The lengths of the proposed lines are as follows Neils to Arequipa Piece to Tea se Total UM miles. A contract foe the construction of the lines haa been entered into with the International Contract CompanyLimi (ted), ac cording to the estimates of Ci. P. Bidder. E C.E., and I. M. H empel Teo C.E. In sa;ordasice with the terms of each coneension the Company will he converted into a Societe Anonyme with shares to bearer, or, if necessary, into two & w ields Anonymes. The capital o f Soeittri Anonyme, or Societe' Anonyms, will be 1.3,360,000, to be issued in shame and bonds. Tbe present Company has been formed u a Limited Liability Company, the shares in which will be exchangeable for shares of a like denomination in the Societe Anonyms Copies of the articles of association, of the contract, and of the acts of concession, with trendationa are open, at the odium of the Company, for in s p ection by parties desirous to become subscribers, so t they may make themselves acquainted with all the provisions end conditions of such conoemiona The deposit paid on application foe shares will be forfeited and the allotment cancelled in cares where the further payment on allotment is not duly made in accordance with the terms of the allotment letter. Applications few shares mast he made in the annexed form, ad dressed to the Directors . but no application will be considered sakes accompanied by the receipt of one of the bankers of the Company for CI per share on the number of shares applied for. TMs sum will be returned in the event of the application not being acceded to. PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). PONY Of APPLICATION POIL MAUL (To be left with the Bankers) No To the Directors of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited). Gentiemen,—Ravlng paid to the Bank the sam of being LI per share en shares, I request you to allot nee shares of Me each Is the Peru vise Rattner' Company (Limited), In conformity with the pro spectus issued by you, and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, subject to its articles of amociardon end regu lations, and to swept each shares, or any leo number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the further sum ➢due on 11110thient theeeof, and I request that my name may be placed on the re- Mater of mensben in respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen. Your obedient servant, Name In full Address In full Reference Tonne of applkation for shares sad seseosetases my be bed at—The National Sank, London , tbe - Ntional Bank of User- Pool th e Bank of Ireland, and its several branches, Ireland the branches of the N4fonal Bank. Ireland , at the officee of the Brokers of the Company , and at the offices of the Interna tional Contract Company, BS, Clump-street Weal. loodoo• B.C. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND a new invention. so admirably ocetrivid that a bon, as I well ea moaner cask; may be raised or Intel on It without labour or amain Its action la so Impalpable that the sadbarat al the most tlesp 4 Oad by so possibility can be distorted. Rios a, 12a., la. to suit 4. f. and 18 gallon osaks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vulvas runirod. No more Sat bur or s wins. Prise ; ditto, aactsoplotA 96. y date oar SASLOW, patentee, l a t irim iing Muidoa-11011. 1 1. Deo tbat his wan aid all othusare erciiona balances. Mammal; IrutTrYitaialiall"lBsl IF YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET. small, and Co.'sILLDBTYATEDCATALOOOEd POZTKAMBAIIII, Trunks. Bags. end every ether travelling readmit& Also Meld. Marten and Opera GLUM. =rivalled for catenate , and cheap naer.-41111, New Orterd.street. IQOWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. nag siesta% tnegrent. M peewit& oil is tatiferoally Is high repute far De elipeeseisated ewes &Ma the but sixty years fn promoting the trowtk, reateelag eadbesit the human hair. weakpreveettte boat Mad oil er =WA strengthen hair, abeam b beet scarf rad tubas tt hemellhay sun.goltsble. sad glossy. Per &Gem ft le 9:l=l"recommended. as lessafed the lade a! • lesidifel bead rlalle Ue irdeodorAke Wefts worsen of royally, awl the high esteem It which Lt la admen: held. with atmeessisl ter tbseabas eaartattly recessed of am eaosey, eased Use bed awl eared mete al seatts.--Prtos Os. 20• opal to tour .s.a. sled 211. pee bottle.—flold at as. idtatordm is ake drimills and pertaloses.—lisk ardersig T itz CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of KNOLAND (Waited) Authorised capital £4,000,000 Capital suMcribed AgOOO,OOO Capital paM-up Reesmed Fund 1400.000 Dividend Imam Fund DIIIICTOLS. The Right Boa JAMS STUART WORTLEY, °overripe. JAMES LEVICE, Req., Merchant, King's Arms rued, Duty JAMES NUGENT DANIELL, rag., Chairman of the Gover Deputy JAMM 7OUGINT DANIELL, lmq. Chafresan of the fooveroors Milano* Hoak (Undted), James Childs. Lq., losedon. Alexander Dunbar, lag., Old Broad-street, London. Charles Ells, Em., Lloyds. Adolphe Hakim, isq. (Messrs. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), London. The Ron. T. C. Haliburton. M.P., Chairman o 0 the Canada Agency Amociation. London. William Harriman. Eaq. Nevem Young, Harrison. and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Maser insurance Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Fog. (Nieman. Lane, Haulm), and CO.). London. Charles K Newbon. Eaq., London. H=FiPownall, E.g., J. Russell square, London. Mackrill Smith, Esq. (Messrs. J. Nischrill Smith and Ce.), Ol Bradstreet. London. Edward Warner. Esq., M.P., London. John pany Westmoreland, Han. (Director of the Royal Insurance Com , Lodon. I Albert ) Gran n t, Esg., Managing Director. MIKIS& The Agna and Masterman's Bank (Limited). Menem Smit . h, and Bitithe. The Nstional Load on. Dublin. and Ma Branches la Ireland. The Alliance Bank (tasked). London, laverpool. and Man. ChNUIC SOilarecene—Meigni. Newbon. Evans, and Co.. Itlcholas lane, KC. This Company negotiates Leans , tee Onlealal and Foreign Governments : in the Financial arrangements dßritlak and ore Makes Advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other public bodies Negotiates Loans for Public Works Assists in the introduction of Industrial end Commercial undertaidnes ; Makes advances upon approved Staab, Shares. Bonds, de. .• Makin temporary Loans upon ollAr D e u iteraold and Leasehold LONE, Secretor/. London, 17 and Id, CoruhiU, May 4, ISO. THE OREDIT FONClffit and MOBlllint of ENGLAND gleoltedl. ISSUE OF DEBENTURES wrrn INTERIM" PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Merton have decided to issue Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts and bearing Uttered as under. via : In sums of 410, £BO, £6O, 4100, £2OO, £.500, and £l,OOO, with Coupons attached. lirrintarf. For three yews 0 per cent. per annum. For Me years For seven years Interest payable crustal". Mx.. on the 30th Wards, 30th June. lath 's Seeber. and 90th December la each year. at the Com pany Bankers. The diet payment of Interest will be made ca the 30th Jute next. The distinctive feature' in the debentures belied by this Company is their perfect security the amount of the capital extbecrib d, paid-up, and . and the general invested meets of the Company. u as the large reserve fund, afford ing the mast ample security to the investor. Forma of application can be detained of the Secretary, to whom all communications moat be addressed. By order of the FRED LOWE. Secretary. London, 17 and 10. Cornbill, Way 41806. T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER al OLAND (Llinft ed i poarr . RAM 1 O& ONZY M ON D This Company receives Money on Det in soma of LlO and upwards on the following terms tmtfl farther notice. via : At fourteen days notice For fixed periods of Not leas than two months Beyond two and up to four months . par cent. per annum. 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The government bail not yet corn* to my decision upon the proposals of the Holy See. It is there fore uncertain when Signor Vegezzi will return to Rome. To-day the Senate discussed the reorganisa tion of the rsnways. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS, KAY 12, 3.30 P.M. The Bourse continues fiat. Rentes closed st 67.66, or the same as yesterday. SPAIN. MADRID, MAT 12. The Peruvian Minister has had a second sad private audience of the Queen of Spain• The go vernment has received no official &dykes concerning the reported rising of the blacks in Cuba. The Minister of Finance has brought forward in the Congress a bill diminishing the import duty upon shipbuilding materials, without distinction of lag. SACRED HARMONIC SOCIETY. Costa's Oratorio, Naaman, was performed at Exeter-ball last night. This work, It will be remembered, was composed for and produced at the Birmingham Musical Festival is September, when it met with the most brilliant moms Mr. Costa is a very great favourite with the people ci Birmingham. Be has for many years conducted their festival, the greatest music-meeting in Reeked end probably in Europa. and his labours have mainly coeirt- bated to its present high and palmy date. This, mid his previous oratorio, Eli, also composed for Birmingham, were magnificently performed, with all the resources of Use festival, and their great mama was flattering to the tows as well as to the composer ; and the Birmingham public have been enthusiastic in their testimonies of satisfaction. It was to be expected that Nauman would be speedily performed in Loudon by the Sacred Harmosic Society ; and no time, accordingly, has been lost in doing so, and the directors of this misty have been careful • to do every justice to the work, as the Bit. minediam Festival Committee had bees. &sellout I solo performers have bees selected Madame Santos- Dolby, Madams Buderudoeff, Miss Edmonds Youut sinew whom dlbut on this comae has at once raised her to a high phase in her protessioe), Mr. Sims BORIS, Mr. and Mr. Osemaimp. The shams have been laboriously rebeassit, sad the performance of lest 'venlig was equal in every flipeet to that of the Birmingham Festival. •At ties time ci She festival this restock sad lb perlorm- Saoll were minutely described braes sestrorlabol itwrothe and by ourselves among the rest. To enter into details at present would be but to repeat what has been mid &Way. We shall only say, therefore, that the jadgmeat promonmesi at Birmingham bee bees completely affirmed by the Leaden public. Exeter-hall lest eight was crowded to the does ; aced IM reeepHor 'NW to the met emitfits anthem mie sr maitre of the utmost admratisa cad AWOL Al Um prim:Md. airs, comearted picas, aad ammo mato a nimated to the eeho, and it wee evident OM sit sr sece4 them would have been encored, but fee Mee elflllll6 rammt Wooded in the that the sadism amid retais alto gether from imam in order he amid Ur rind pretrae tkm of the perfcamasee : a mad immilie pessesileg, which we heartily wish wen generally CHESTER RACES. —FRIDAY. The meeting on the beaks of the Dee terminate' prior day, sad the weather, which threagbout time week bed bees very unfavourable, underwent little haprovemeat ; slight showers of min fell during the day, sad the after noon was everease sad cold. Tbe earl for a Munk dee was a most formidable me, with obis teem sad • mat* but though some good folds 'rambled at the post, sad the couteets were in woe& ores close sad intemetiag. they were el a character that taw way effeeted future emelt& The moues had booms very heavy. o saltte w sebl 's von st times early bliodad with mad. The l eammeased with the Imbed Pates, far which six riot to peg. bat the favearit n rpathy, whoa ping well, tots the i nto the heels el Qui vs la, sad broug e trwa Bauvais BajM; the s. though with mad,were fortunately not is The meg i :rho d rem proved an easy victory for of vs Li who mesa So hollowed meow from Bimini. The Cheshire BMWs was coatested bight. and the deters sp a bed • throw how Grinder. w ho yea most fancied, woe was found The incapable d moviag la the mud, and Iloalety easily. Hasidim Flate wee delayed for more than aa home bye attempts some of the jockeys to pia a unfair Mertothe et patinae of the spectators was Dearly ashemeted before the soma ransom were got off, sad *pia the malt was the oreraorw of the favourites by Gipsy Girl. Provirg Wadlow'o gab ble to be in form. The remainder of the sport is fully detailed bellow. THR Lome' ?MR, a selling lakes at 3 Dove. each. with 50 added, for an ease; certain praalties sad allommem. et • mile. le eels.) Mr. Qui van, yrs 101), an 131 b (Isayon) Captain Nathan's Blow, I yrs GOL ), Sat 111 b (A. pp lde= 2 Mr. Johnskati War Mims% yes .M 16 (Dipts 11 The tallowhis Woo ran of Mr, Mimi , sr& 87010•1 11 7. Betties:s to 2 opt Sympthy, 4 to 1 opt Biwa, sad to 1 apt Lag of Clete. Tim Nam= emus of 5 son. we. with 150 Wasik 'Mame extra. Grammer Course. (39 maim) Lord as asaaa's Moulery, by Terithaeoli -- hea=r a I Mr. Il Barite" games. t you, let UM amiri" 41.0 Mitreaa) M r . Barber , Macbeth, a "Ist alb (indeding SM ell s 111. Omar The Mamba( also ran :—Briadlid. Melbeeb. Dam SeMi, The Grinder, and Nathogner. Lord Batamaa declared to .in with Baubey. Betting: 2to 1 apt the Grinder, 5 to 2 apt Foohopeer. b to 1 opt Macbeth, 100 to 15 apt Moubsy, sad 10 to 1 sgel Booms. A HANDICAP PLAYR of 100 tom ; whams extra. Hag • mile. (23 webs.) Lord laismarts Gipsy Girl, by Toratts—Maid at Corinth, 6 Pra. 7lb (Carroll) 1 Mr. Barba's Cutaway, a ITS. est Nib (carr H eel 111 1 ) 1 I Wa,1.4 r:lll.astiap . Aterad = ion. • yre, Set ) I shore. Iliannaltaeant Bethap 3to 1 emit apt loAt and Attreellaa.ll t yet Vide. 100 to 15 wit (Hwy Girk 7 to 1 met mg* Bar per sad 13iondella. sad 8 is 1 sget Ottawa,. Tait BADreurraa Brume of 5 moo sash, with 100 id ad. ; oohs, list ; sad gskliap. Set Mk; sad allegories's. Bell • mile. VD Nabs.) Yr. J. Graham's Tins, by Warlock—god d os.) Tyne, SA Gib (11. Ottssannt) 1 ILL Baron's MIN Harriette, OHM (Ina alb oz.)(Cteasent) Osptsin Gray's Castanet. Pastan* Cambia' ahe me. Belga( : 13 lo n = Cansizette. aid 2 to 1 mob opt 71aa sod Mies A BILLING Raamoar of 3 sees. mat. with 15 elided; w Moen extra. Abort • DOA (7 seta) Mr. T. & Dawsotts Ombra, by Enlght—Amod o L r y:s4 61121 b Yr. G. B. Moods Lyra, eps, ast an.. . (11 GelmHbßel Crocirs TM Abbot yrs..isl tab (Z. Topic S d: a~iwa.ia..: Tea arawaaas' Cu, at 100 ova. 54454 to a = wakes d b sera mob, for 3-yr.oida sadwards pesallias wad alkerassee. Or nib sod nom folks.. f 2l gabs.) _ Mr. C. tbslat's The lion, by Wlndhoand—Lanees, S lot 121 b Mr. basbies The Clown, 4 yrs, 9r (J. Baorsdaog 2 lb. J. Osborada Mar Art, t yn, dit nib (Cerrell) .. t Biting : 6 to 4 oa the lAaa. tad 13 to 6 apt*. Ohms A RAIIDICAP PLI.T2 of 30 eon., 2 ram Wotan ; views exam lialfw-adle. (13 sale.) krelltatowraWa gene at Tamp, by Mug at Trempa-. Cathselas Parr. .4 li' 74•1010 (Clesllesor) 1 nr. P A ardeta Treater. a nr. fat 1 01 b (Carroll) S Mr. glais ts alma 1 yrs, Mt Illb The towns= (deo ran : —Peignalr, Sophia, Tbe Squire, snow ahrl, and Preen Garda Rating : 5 toe apt Qantas of Tamp, 3to 1 apt . Tat. redo. 4 to 2 seat Alum, sad 100 be 15 offered ai~ as, edam Tin Beam= Wilms RANI:our :a1 5 Nom each, 2 W with 100 added; d =deraae riders; proleadosala ann. Own rowed sad a r. lierter's Islas, by CoOnnotlea—KhoSarbwasS 4pve. Y lOst Sib IL (Mr. W. 131 1 mr. W. !Scott's Stanton, aged, list 7lb dm nb Mr. Merit& a Britt* : 6 to 1 oe Hales, who woo by a Welt. A HaLiniCar of 50 son. ; winner extra. Bans furlongs. Yr. dertoWa lady 80b.., by battbs—lWbtarla, e Pm; 7st tilb . Covey) I Yr. T. Wadlow's Daum, 4 yre, 7et fib (awroin t Yr. C. Gleziel Prigaols. .pre 7st SD (S. Adams) 1 Kornai else na. Bettie, : Wes ea Lady 80b.., V to 4 opt Pripolriami 3 to 1 apt Diana • s 'Um : 100. Sat *eh. Owe mad, Mr. editOrts dodo% Ist la. Wllliwarts Basidestatalsa, ad Batting : 6 to 4.n, Aetna, who won by hili:". THE 'UNITED STATES AND ENGLAND. (From the Daily New.) A L'ONTIMPOILiIIt published yesterday the fol. lowing announcement : Ten Ustrin Swirl AND ENOLAND.—It is reported in good quarters that within the lest few days Mr. Adams has, by =press orders from President Johns" celled on our government in perwaptory terms for a settlement of the American claims for hems =stained by Amino= citizens through the depredations of the Alabama and consorts. It is also elated that Mr. Bruce's reporte from Washington are to the effect that President Johnson's tone is quite different from Mr. Lincoln's, sad that he antic i p ates great difficulty in remaining on friendly terms with the Yankees. Most persons are aware, from the discussions which have taken place in Parliament and else- ' where, that the Government of the United States ' considers that it has claims upon England for the damage done by the Alabama, and that our own Government is of a contrary opinion. The ques tion will come on for adjustment some day in the ordinary manner, and we do not know that it might not be considered now as well as at any other time. As a matter of fact, however, President JoitinioN has done nothing whatever to justify the statement of our contain pceary : the question stands at this moment jest where President Lueoouzo left it. It will be re membered that on the 9th of March, Lord ROBIRT CZCIL asked the Government whether the Cabinet of Washington was pressing its claims on account of the depredations of the Alabama and her consorts, and was told that it was not doing so. On that occasion we stated that the question rested where it was left by Mr. Szwann's published despatch of October, 1863. Since then the depre dations of the Shenandoah have been made the subject of representations to our Government : those representations were made by order of Pre sident LINCOLN, and, far from being of an un friendly nature, they brought out more plainly than before the amicable disposition of both govern ments. There is now good reason to hope that Mr. SHWAILD will soon be restored to the duties of his dliarbnent, and should that expectation be realised, he will find these claims on England in the situation in which he left them, President JOHNSON having reserved them for his treatment. DEPARTURE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES FROM DUBLIN. (nom or' onciAL comusrowozn.) DUBLIN, Flimsy EvwxG. The Prince of Wales left the Viceregal-lodge at a quarter to 1 o'clock to-day, to visit Lord Powers court, at that nobleman's seat in the county Wick low. His Royal Highness was accompanied by his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant and Lady Wodehouse, Earl Spencer ; Mr. Herbert Fisher, private secretary ; Colonel Keppel ; Mr. E. R. Wodehouse, private secretary to the Lord Lieu tenant; and Captain Arkwright, A.D.C. in wait ing. The royal party arrived at Powersoourt house about half-past two o'clock, and were re ceived at the front entrance of the mansion by Lord and Lady Powerscourt. Having partaken of luncheon, the Prince proceeded, accompanied by his noble host, to see the waterfall, which, in conse quence of the recent rain, presented a magnifioent cascade. His Royal Highness and party then proceeded to Kingstown, where they arrived about five o'clock. His Royal Highness en tertained on board the Victoria and Albert the Lord Lieutenant an d Lady Wode house, Sir George Brown, Lord St. Lowrance, the Lord Mayor of Dublin, and other distinguished per sona. At twenty-five minutes past 7 the royal yacht steamed out of the harbour, and the Prince of Wales, who stood on the deck, WAS loudly cheered by the immense concourse of people who had as sembled to witness his depature. Tam Minfrucroslit—A meeting was held at the olio's of Mr. J. Ong! Levers, for the Wad" of coo sideeing the best means of istroducieg sod extesdnig masa factures in Irolsrid. The molt noble the Marquis of Oss garde monied the &gr. The foliowmg noblemen sad awatlemeo .ern present :—Lard CladHamiltoe, M.P., Lord Dunk/Win, Lad John Browne, M.P., his Ex cellency Baron de Po p s `Mery, Mr. Maguire, M.P., Colossi Dunne, M.P., Mr. p Hesnessy, M.P., J. Beskalay Th 0035111044 Faq. t Mr. Dawson Darner, M.P., Dr. Brady, M.P., Coked Thelma, M.P.. amigo Demos, M.P., Six Harvey Bran, Bart, M.P., Colonel French. M.P., Mr. Hoehn*, M.P., Mr. Redmond, M.P., The O'Donoglise, M.P., C. Mathes, Esq., 8.. B. Fagg, Esq., Mr. Falseeer. Wheelie, Kier. Req. (Marabseter), Alderman easy Mr. Hoare, Mr. Alga (B. Hick end Bass, Balton), Mr. Sellers, Mr. W. Magma (Mears. Hurieca sod Bees, Blackburn), end others. Mr. Lever, ALP., mode • lesgliesed gagmen% with regard be the made is which the oblig puling &add be aligned. After wide several resolgions were paned. sad • committee appointed at the fellewlesoblems• sad le tsgeadem fee the ~espowal ogre* the *eels al the smestiag te Idea Margaiis Cleanearde, Lord Osod Hamilton, H.P., Lag Tabs Browse. 11. P., J. Eiriss, Req. M.P., J. F. Magnin, Eli.. M.P., Oohing Frewoh. 11. P., B. Peel Har em, Bum, ILP., J. °era Layer, Beq., Pope Hes ' awry, JLP., with power to aid to their ambit. FINE ARTS. MR. WALTON'S ricrußss OF THZ ALPS. Mr. Walton has distinguished himself as the minter of the peaks and valleys of the Alps per exalkace. Many artists have fancied themselves equal to the teak, bat, as we have often bad to remark, their efforts have ame nity been meat is failing to represent the pamiliar aspen of this tremendous misery, where everything is on a scale of vest magnitude, difficult to snoop in the mall epees of • picture, and yet abounding in the utmost &Sam of colour, and the most changing sad ethereal atmosphsris effects. Turner himself seams to have avoided Alpias scenery far his larger pictures, and preferred that al Italy and the Rhine as the groundwork of his fine imaginative works. Yr. Walton, however, bas always bravely followed up his favourite subject, arduous, alba often disheartening, as it must have been to him, in the ooustent seam of failure that overhangs and threatens to overwhelm the artist in all them strivings to realise in the dull motorists of the paint box the stupendous effects of the grand mountain scenery of the Alps. There is a good picture in oils try Mr. Walton in the present exhibition of the British Institotioa, which well deserves to be men, at we think he is more suommful in the drew*. in water colour. which an sow collected for exhibitioe at the German Gallery in Bond. street, many of which belong to the members of the Alpine lllub, and we may oonclude would sot have been put. chased by them if it wire not for the exoellence with which their favourite scenery is depicted. A still to this exhibition is really like going to the Alpo ; ens seems to stand on the very brink of some snow-dad preelples es the Geiser Maoist. near Zermatt, with the bright green stone pima overhead, sad fearful icy depths below. In another large drawing you look down from an immense height upon the awful chasm ci the Mar do Glace and see the party of amateur mountaineers, with Moir long Alpine stooks an tied together, looking like mo VauF tiny inmate crawling on the blue toe. The glaring bias and white effect of the atmosphere peculiar to this scenery wonderfully well represented in this drawing. Thom who have read deseriptime of the beautiful tints of rem light met by the setting sus over the towering granite maks sheet& see a charming drawing of this effect over the red paha with mow lying in the crevices on the Almille and Wader de Talent. Another good sanest effect is 5, " Pis de Tioneverges and V illage of Silt." We =Heed oleo " Near Courmayeur," but the oellection forms altogether a most Interesting em, and for the satisfaction of theca who cannot nee the original drawls pwe may say that it is propmed to execute fassmile copies is ebromo-lithogrsphy, which will thus become a bosistifid table book. The drewisp will not be the only affinities in this book, for we observe by the prospectus that Mr. T. G. Bosom, fellow od St. John's College, Cambridge, sad member of the Alpine Club, as well as a geologist, has engaged to write desoriptioss to accompany the drawings, and these no doubt will be ea riabed by some of of the stmtling incidents mid experiences of the members the Alpine Club. ME. SIILISON'S SKETCHES OF INDIA, THIBET, AND CASHMERE. Thin extraordinary collection, which has now been exhibited for some time past at the German Gallery in Bond skeet, has been increased by a greet many new drswinge from the artist's portfolio, many of which have • WM , failing interest for those who either know Indie well or have their friends and families living there. Wi have on a former =canon noticed this collection as the work of an artist of unoommon natural gifts, and still mon raze poem of undaunted energy and perseverance. We have seen something of the surprising number of drawing, sketches, and paintings an artist like David Roberts can produce is the aura of a long life of unusual activity and travel, but Mr. Simpson comes home, after a three yeses' tour in India, with hundreds of sketches, many of which are at once per fect as drawings, and would be spoilt by another touch. Amongst them are pictures so perfectly truthful, and bring ing some of undying interest to thou ands so vividly to mind, that we feel nothing too muc h in praise and thanks can be offered to a painter who has rendered services d this peculiar and invaluable nature. Most of the terrible places of the massacres in the mutiny are to be seen hers—icesea at coos to weep and to glory over. Her are the brave follows blowing in the Cashmere Gates of Delhi, described by Mr. Kays, when " Lieutenant Home, with four moo, each with a bag of 251bs. of powder, ran up to the door, deposited their loads, sad then jumped into the ditch ; hags followed with other fear men, each with their load of powder, but the enemy had sow nommenced • deadly Are and before Wald could light the flambe fell wounded IS the um and leg. He handed the padre to Sergeant Bar. gees, who was latently shot dead; Sergeant Carmichael took the portly% but wee instantly shot down with 14 balls i s bo g b o dy. papa, Smith, seeing him fall, advanced at • rue, bat fading the foes alight had *sly tins to throw himself into the ditch. The next moment a ferrite explo sloe ehadwrsd the gate, the busier of the arty sounded the advance, end the nod, with a loud cheer, charged licangh the beckon pa." To these most interesting patens Mr. Simpson adds now an acieurege &swag of the Beadeeey at Leek:ear, showing the Kaiser Bergh, the 32ad Ma .heave, the lianipettierliall, Dr. Paper's hews ; and here raw be seen the very window through which ease the bell that killed Sir Henry WIT• 11011. Here is the Bailey Guard gate, a famous pout in the brave defames, all covered with the marks of UM sod shell. Hem ten is the hero at Areal, wink was held by • few brave aniline against • best et mak sion—• small square bni ding, with halledosed arches all round, through whin the little garrison it Dino Ind. This bend was Mr. Likkisiee, the in" who, with W. Wake, the originate, Mr. Boyle, the railway engineer, and others, eine may, defed the plan tall relieved by the troops al Gemara Byre, The Atimbeo, with the CrWed Riikkaden attarkkg it, and nave ilk W. mikes *Mat ia Ow fsay and helping to auk the plow, is as admirably descriptive drawing. There an soural mbar new drawings of equal merit far begat/ it Wawa eel sageney in every detail that glees vain and. disasager to warn of tide saarlinly intimatieg kind. Indeed. with Mr. Hayes chunkily mina dareintiene in ban, we know et se mere istorang and ineinna• Una in Looks. NAVAL AND NILITABY. (1111011 tam =Ws °ammo.) • ADMIILLLIT, NAT 12. - 2'be fellotrisg Romps, /Med tho 56 Md.; how bow mods to mologoome of the bath .1 Astotimi Wee Edweid Hamm, 0.0.8., cm the Oh Wet. :—VimeAdmdmi Sir Joh" Boma Doha.. Bort, es the Testreed Bet, to bo orlioirel cm the mom list. Vim-A/manl Sir Itoinct Lambert &gm, 5.0.8., _to be odmisal la ha lisSerty's toot. Boar-Adloind Marl Laird Wanes to be vim admiral in but NahM?e /set. Ototelo Wallow WOMB to In remodmical is km Yanoty's Amt. Warr=ALL, MAT 10.—The Queen has bees to coastitate sad spatial the Right Hatearade t u b:t d Wolligoraly, Lord Belhaven, N.T., to be her Ma jesty's High Oceindenear to the General Amenably of the Chards of Bestland.-6natna 311TKOPOLITAN BOARD OF WORIA—The weekly meeting of the Mettopolitan Board of Works was bold yes today at the chess, lipriag-garnao. Mr. Jobs Thweitio ia the chin A memorial we pretested from the vestry d Martin's-hi-the-Fields, upon the diagreorful scats d lAiresteroptare, which Will referred to a oommitine for ocaohleration and report. A oommunkation vu received from the vestry of 13t. Martin's-1141w fields, protesting aphid the proposed gnat of 10,000 i. to the chief mom* (Mr. J. B. Bosalgette) sad hie sealants, eat raising the ca se to whaler the main drainage rata coda be legally applied to nob a purpose. A similar commun.:tattoo was presented from the Teary el the aria of Maryleboae, cap= snob grant. A report was radon from the main committee recommeading that the sum ot 10,0001, be granted to the miaow and his three assistants, is recog nition of their =WINS is 001111•01100 with the ezesatian the main drainage works ; the sum of 6,0001. =wenn& of to the engineer, and the sum 4,0001. to his proportion to the an of the worts .seated eadoetair onprointendeaco. Moro was also cm the bedew paper sa amendment by Mr. Same, to the effect that the stun to be granted be 3,0001. to the negineer, sad 3,0301. to the' le 'isnot regiaters. in peoporasa to the woolen exeouted nadir them. The sibises wee, after some disounies, adjourned, the matter to be referred to Mr. Borth, QC., for his Gana ss to the pear of the bead to make the gnat on of the main drainage funds. 1101301I1r VALLZY INFEOFEILLIFL—A. ar Ll i t meeting d the isbatitanis of g, the ward of F Without sea hen last weds& at the Unions-beer, Obi Bailey, Mr. Depqty Ohhad in as ask. for the purposed taking into .leneties the cause which it is desirable the board danld take la reformat to the Bolbrou-valny impaveroart. The Adrian said the meeting bad Wm wormed ea a atuaeronely Aped nnehritiou to dai&A urea the bent way in which they could inducts the improvement oommittee d the °art d Oernmou Gourd to rearealor their decides Irak respell to the plass of the corporation sad that prepaid by Mr. Abrahams, with refection, to the Bolbera-valley dedinst. Yr. Fowler haring °nitrated the two pleas before the enhile—that el the corporation and that of Mr. Abeabstee—o reeshaloo was adopted &clerk* theiMinadlisfe=set in set felt by the Inhabitant of the loan ef at the eleados of the Chty Improve mad seasiehlea is Mist* Mo. Ateehassi Neosho fewer of that brought forward, and ti.tiag a ispotatica wait apes the Ogee. d Chanieft le soh that wont to Joanna the INIFOPIMINDS esieseillesa eanastier the curds& MniorOas TO Sailinn.—Yeaterthiy. afternoon iite annual weeds( of the "appeases of die motemeet see held at Wilibfearmes, hind elk leesnih ; the ANilb• Warm ofTerk is the ads. The eon tho roper% Wi e r staid that the moiety Initras Wier, at home sod ahead, net only le the eirtt_bat an la the litoyal are eadiesliavy. Thew wens 14 sod 18 laip r, who bed been =Voids sad boas far lie wpm* canthrn i a l t oporatiees of . whisk the otoito. TM lama he the pail Ipia hod bees 1,1381. Via ansidaid Walakyfty. Pllnbalf however, required to ant the maargeasiss ea diagonal stalinos. The super{ was adopted,