The Express. — London, England, 1865-12-11 00:00:00

.. . i ' Y I ! ....... .....' • . I . 1 ( 411 i •, . 0 , , --) - - - il. • • L .... .3 14 N.,... . I • • w ' 1. i 1 . . .. ... ... . . . ' . ,• • _ __ ro n. I %/Tim Id. AIMITIONAL.I f T orpT CE 11 - - • qr. ; best ealri whits 'nor, ♦:A. to 495. per qr.; ,ndary and interior, :Oes. A w►eat are toffy as iry. The BOW trade re. h the transactions rather al again iu rather large fain off prices are the siting the quotatioes are for other kinds ; grind• Oats doggish, sod about pas were both brought for. wms were about the same ROYAL AGRIOULTUBAL socurrY of DOIItHOW frmadap). Dicember Utth, at light *dock p.m., I. YOritlit mnt Paver a LNOTIMLI ea " Dleinfeetaate, the reemalion otlafaeless," fa. —By ember el the 00mA lap Bean W. ii. HALL DAIL", Nscnlarl• ATIANTIO .an. GRFAT WISTERS RAILWAY. Capital authorised; Shares $30,000,000, In shares of $OO each. Mortgage Bonds, Sin. Millions Sterling. or niril Mk= Dollen. Issue of Consolidated Sterlies M ortgage Bonds tor 0.771AM5, having 46 years to run, bearing interest at Seven par Ceot. get Annum. Secured on the whole line of the Atlantic and Great Western Baliwa), with Branches, Estamions, and Equipment 43,421‘400 being reserved for redemption of Mortgage Bonds already toned on the several divisions. The Bonds are of 6100, or 600 dollars each. with interest, payable quarterly, free of income tan, in London, In Sterling, or in New Tort, to gold, at the Company's odices. They are pay able to bearer, but eau he regimered at holder's option. 10011) Or OoNTIOL 12 LONDON. Sir S. MORTON PETO, Bart., 11. P., chairman. Jams Goodson, Fag., M.P., Chairman Groat Eastern Railway, W. Leedom. Fenton, Tag., Director of the Great Western London. C. J. Kennard, Eaq., Director of Consolidated Bank (limited), London. Edwin B. Motley, Esq. (Limited), Liverpool. Joseph Robinson, Eaq., Deputy Chairman Ebbw Vale Company I (Limited), Loudon. DINKEL& The Consolidated Bank (limited), London, Manchester. and Norwich. The National Bank, London, and Branches In Ireland. Messrs. A. Heywood, Sons, and Co., LirerpooL The Bank of Scotland. Edinburgh, and Branches. Boucrrou—blerrs. Freshrialds and Newman, Bank buildings, London, LC. IMO/UM& Mews. JOshua Hutchinson and Bon, Angel-court, London, LC. Mews. E. F. Setterthwatte and Co., SS, Thregniorton.dreet, London, LC. MUMS. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, 7. Angel-court, London, E.C. The report at J. S. Fobs, Esq., well known to the British mem" public as vice-president of the Dutch-Rhenish Railway. and general manager of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway, contain. full infeeteation derived from personal Mopeo lion of the position and .4 clecte of the Atlantic and Great on teem The Allan& and Great Westerna=y system empeisms -107 miles now in work, including 17 miles recently ed, 100 slim i n k course of construction, TELEGRAPHIC INTRIALIGENCE. EXPRESS FROM FARLS. ,7 -----___—=------- ALIASES. MONEY MORAN and SONS' (of shickwan-yam, Load.) 1.17111 ot IrJAMsnd PACYIT to AVlSTRALlA.—Tor=Mtlifiel'ort Thllll.ll,_droct Iwo the Docks co Situttr,T, Mk Imam al F r omUai, Ow serial aPPos alp LINCOL/ISHartloo sag, 1.1/w AID Oa4ItLITOo. Otwonsador la the loot to Wilco Bar slooisro• es tor all ohms* it protwors in m isopord,.. owl duo will cam as ozporlowood Jr *poly to ALLPOILT lad 11 , with gairL Wi rWrIMII BAY sod KM, 7, olreol CHARLES imirwrrii and COMPANY atabrami moiler As Aet, lea, by wash the Ithbalth of, Or MtßAeMwe is halted to the amount a/ the abater tar wadi Vry entrain end in roordanee with** International Ithaly enterod late between Wand and /NAOS in Way. 12(2, nintion to public companies established in both counter, Capital, kn,000,11111, divided into 160.000 three of MO rah. flu be paid o• application, sad ze on allotment. and ail months to elapse after date of allotment before any call la made payable. lira trove 76.000 arm, of which 16,000 have been privately Nurines =imago AMERICA. (nom on owe conicronwin) PARIS. &man Bunn. M. Boniface in the Constiattionnel has twice in formed the French public that General Bchollas only came to Paris as a private individual. The Times, if I may credit the telegraph, has said the wane thing. Against such authorities, which will amingind the belie! of the multitude, vOip behave implicitly what they are told, it is important to 'in the following paragraph in this evening's Pays, a journal as governmental as the Oonaliaslionsi, and belonging to the same proprietor*► and whisk paragraph under the circumstances cannot have been written without full deliberation : The °Wet of Gams' fichoilehrs vied here *isms WA ilresdy rid, altegellisr eoaciliston, and boa in view et 'aortas explamtkos et • mese whirl wil be fem. i• • Proadmit Jobros'i minags. The promos if Gomel Scholleid ousaempt re b therefore cely an widiaismd prods. 1 the nosilast dispositions of his mamma towards Ftlia••• After this oomplaosnt explanation. utterly inomar sistent with the saseveratious of Bonifsce, that the general has no mission at all, the Pays goes ou SO adopt the stale and absurd story that Guns! Logan is merely accredited to Juarez, 'bscanstr President Johnson having the patronage 4 a salary already voted wished to give it to a panorl' reit supplied with ' , hest tides. Clod dr, what AGILIOULIVRAL SOCIETY of The 011WILLL Itslirl d Members win be Mid at Um nocietes ileum It. Haeioverequare, cc WILDNISDAY, Doom bar 13th, at It irelork.—By order of itte IL itILLL C° 7II, nertetary. Ifead.es. December let. 1866. The Royal Mail steamship Peels, from New York on the 29th ultimo, arrived et Queenstown at 1 a.m. yesterday with 123 passengers, but no specie. She lauded 72 sacks of mails and 4 passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at 1.20 a.m. All (Pee the Ponds.) • NEW YORK. Nov. 29. Kama. General Grant has set out upon a Southern tour of inspection. It is reported that be will visit the ";bllst the rani interior iog cars of all kinds in Prior to the grower : nabob 50s. to 86s. ; red, 48a. to 535. ; red, 465. per *town. day's market tame was as taken at at fully last weltered. Oats and beans :ending downwards. wheat was pretty fair, and rsried. Buyers purafteed I. per qr. Prim toe new for new red, 465. to 49a. dy was fair, and there was t lots quotations ; malting, os. to 32.. per 30 stone. a. plentiful ; the demand [sty well supported ; new, was s scarcity of beans, coved, sad advanesd rates per 38 dose. Malt, 62a, 365. to 38s. par sank of 9SSENSLAND. BLACK BALL PAS SENGER LINL—New srrangements with H.lL's Colo- Gereramens. Seduction of Kemp Fare to £l6. Lad wpm API, to all clams. FLYING CLOUD, tor 111.181ANX, Moreton Bay, Wreck= Ilth December. This renowned clipper skip, built by s a w, sod purthseed spode/0 for the Mack Dell Quaid wane. to one of the Lest 'scads and taws ads t• rz ," . We just returned from the calmly in 74 days Dom pad to land. and will seta be deepatched punctually to date. go unrivalled accommedaterm for sa dame of peassingers. sad ugked with •patent distilltag apparsase. to JAY= ZUNIS Co., Liwool; all agents ter Bsil ; sad T. M. sad MACKAY Co., 1, Lades:khan -00, idmidoe. IC. iiiiiiett - DINACTOLI. Mr. CHALLIS LUTIITTR, Clubman. John >iadb 1114., Director of the Bank of Ireland. Mr. P. P. levet sterent Gensenr of the Beak of Prance. Harvey M.P.. Director of the Nadeau/ Bank. Hr. H. Bearlon. Depute an Corps Legialatif, Director of the Parts sod Grimm Ballwq l. & Rarebit.. lieq.. Director of the National Bank. Mr. 1.. C. Oilmen& merchant, sz-Preddent of the Tribunal of Gemamiree of Putt Hale, Sag., Greet d o eormseareet, Weefraisnier. 217 r Gentry, 17. Rue Mous, Pa Biz Joh& Greg, ILP.„ Cliarlevlllebonae. DiabLin. George Payne Cilson, ilare of 84r John Guest and Co.) Bouerroas—Memn. Valiance arid Valiance. Evesseereet, Strand. and George-yard, Lombard-skeet. BANCIIB. The National Bank. Leiden, and its branches. The Loudon Joint Stock Beak London. The London and County Banking Company, London. The National Bank of Liverpool (Limited), Liverpool Ilesue. Charles [Matte and Co Perla. 8101[1138. Mama. J. and A. Scrimstionr, 18, Old Throadetreet. Meant De Zoete sod Qatar. 41, weld-oomt. pos„ leo., al, Dahlia. toWn“ Olds. Mane de Change, Bee Drawl. Pub. 1111011TAIM8 'PIO Is London—lr. William H. Riad. In Pods—Mr. Paul Seed& AUDTIOIIB. Maim Johns. Galswor tone, Ceepsz, Wintle, aid Bram. B. am. Temporary Odlces—No. 18.014 Broadeireet, London ; No. Mblit line Bases di Rimpert, Pmts. OXFORD.-THE MARKET GIRLS -es y 7. Offenbach, In witch MIN 6 fft. and the arias talent at the by O. with Jed band and choral, conducted by Yr. N. Inman TR 8* EVENTS°. THE OXFORD.—THE HUNGARIAN 5.11411148 Dad filltUlt, 111JAPT, la Oh* sew latew• tamest, Newry Duriah sad Davies, H. other, the D'aobaae, Herr Preelair. the Ugrian gymnast, and aa talent TIM MEMO. Rio Grande. Strong apprehensions are prevalent in Terse, Mississippi, and other parts of the South, of a negro insurrection about Christmas. The military autho rities in Mississippi have taken the necessary pre cautions in view of such a probability, and the planters in Texas have sent their families, cotton, and valuables into the sea *oast tows. Twelve hundred negroes have left Charlestown to return to the employment of their former masters on Sea Island. The 'United States Circuit Court bas assembled at Norfolk, Virginia. It is rumoured that this court ~ Director of Barned's bulking Company tOD A RE. 2114th REPRESENTATION. A 7 ?MATRA II It TIMM% Irgyptliaritall.—lVPYLS la YAW awl VRIITAZIOQVISId. aa perearated bi t emad beep % her Majett e tt g e Queen sad the Royal family Windsor OW& Tt; e Nov. al 1065. Great eaniatida matted bY arum X. Maar,. th• liebalmowas growth et Rower nem sad the not fallen 5.1.1 Trish. lewbswol bY Wood Nadir% and latrodsold tor the tint tiate id tl ie t Atirtl IY, 11106.—EV1111" [MINING, at I ; W RWYWIY. L—Mills as Madisira. as Boadaireek lapse" ignolo43l.—Adigslan. IL, ta., !MIK IL Moat astreerWoaa"—Vlde " itme," April 18, IMAM MOE U9IILIVOL OE VErSOWIC TO NW YORK. TIMM • VIZ LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PUIL•DELPNIA lITLAMISIT 0011 PANT Wesel de. odeep teals toll.powerel=e-bde Ina flicsw Usearildps, t opes tbe United Bides MOM LIVIMPOCIL fax NEW TOLE UMILOTSOII. IlVe. Doe• 13. spe every W *embody, sad /Mays sad Bettmesys Wes pansy b 7 the mall sitemessrdi e = a_ rsds= K IT, swill enasse. socaran is the a =by the rredere sad itaip's deriease. U gnaws. puma, badmen • tell imerW d smoked ppensers he Canada sad the Undid Wes booked es ma uweesnreon serum ler further pardoners to MUM OMAN Irsi U. eradresk Uompooli or to 0 sum, a, Mae WUoadrook Lambe. sty country markets this or et barley mid oats, bet •asu bads of train very Ben ts•dr7 wa had good I small of wheat. Barley EA'. rates. Wheat slither barley, 294. to 384. ; oate, 00A,T8..-41.1.MILTON and KIMPTON ygitQ to taw taw WINTI6 00006 for OiridtßOATS. and Invite an obey Wyman= of the ans.N.& lipednen genneatll& on band. No.and. waft Isier Mal • Wein4 Co.'s JITVENILE 'di:YOUNG. = ad. no., es owl Oztordatree bays sPerki arredgeneents by width the tie. Mean and Mei utast dedr. abie iseyariab empisynd N In tKa in at * inedmy Mead,. Yon of Soya' and Youths Clothing. will try Mr. bavia. The general Mae of the members of Cosgrove arrived; at Washington indicates an almost nimbi sinus feeling against the immediate admission of Southern members to Congress. 4 Toronto &spat*, published hers state that.tha, risitAijimat had. pawed alma seat ..fir larks., 'retaras affiliated the number ot Tatiana is Canada at 70,000. All the catholic' bad been drawn out of the volunteer forces, and both Orange men and catholic' were arming. The Tribune sys President Johnson's message will take the ground that while the United States cannot be indifferent to the events transpiring in Mexico, yet interference an their part is unneces sary, and would prove injurious both to the United States and the liberal cause. 001013IRCIAL INTALLIORNCIL The C0n:6144640ml takes no notice whatever of Mie highly important speech of the American meter at the Grand Hotel, in which he said, cops remarks, that the 200,000 veteran which the United states kept armed were tto chow-01M • its future rail wad not be influenced by a sense of weakness and that "the United States would do Match what the aggregate wisdom and conscience of the nation should prescribe—nothing more, nothing leas." That this passage pointed to Mexico and the assertion of the Monroe doctrine In the Fred deat's message, now on its way to Europe, was at any rate the opinion of the meeting ; for the full report, which will not be published in any French journal, states that Mr. Jay, the chairman, alluded to Mr. Bigelow's speech as "interesting, diplo matic, yet vastly significant'." The French press May shut its eyes to the truth that it is all up with --4 milian in Mexico, but the rest of the world market to-day has been (rain than for some time present are checked in coa t the rivers in the interior, ins. Foreign arrivals roo mer tope is perceptible is teemed badness passing, WI, foes are readily obtaimble, ry at the quotations of this a are paid for prime umpire Black oats some, and again -Dernaud steadily improving, rrerioy of Saturday leek still t it, expecting better prices sports this week: —Maize, or, 80 sacks ; meal, 80 sacks. 4,618 barrels; flour, 635 .AND ROUTIL—OOMMUNIOLTION MIMI to DIMIATIPPiLLLId. as, ad WIMP P VIA& sad oa.t nu, ISTIAIt aAVICIATION oMPLIPIr BOOK PABSINGICIIh sad meta, Cargo aad Plank a Ihdr Leaden alas ter Ottoslear. Plata Ba7M. Adam, 010.111. Near. latataa, the Wet* mad Cid" itaeases Naiad Sloothamploo ea the Wand lath cd wog ism*: toe lltsliaz. Malts. Zap% Ades. sad Batatar, by those et the lab m i ash cd MCI% swath; sad tor Mouthy*. LW GO s c2g Mid, tillMornamlid aldat7. b/ the Meow% testes Mtos Um am d*my ladalk.—Ver heats, partbadma the Ocompsay's Mow IM. LesdattalLareet. B.Q. Lea M: or (slllllllll4jihea. doultrataltsa Total . 007 01 which 618 sines being to the Company. and 81 miles are leased torn yearn no WV FM& 487 1 . 671 • res 4 noon • 08 et 2, eompletad ith ttralle 'heady squab that ot MAW 07 Daring the gnat di malaise! 1866 the receipts upon the 312 idles then open were 112,679,767, equal (at the present nits of enchain of seen dean to Me A) to AMA= tileos July 4110 Mlles have been one, and the receipts have been 52,011,676, equal to L 287,692 for three mou th s. or at the rate of t 1.110,681 per annum. The subjoined monthly Valle return shows the steady incream of Manic : LIT. sad Co.'s 0•1131111111 S sad ?NM Its new Plum of Woks +lAllsolANOwsoils^ sod Nowt. Ifs. Id. to no z Cotekerbocker, Ittcm. HarrOW. and Osborn Sults, Ito, dd. to Us.; Jackets. ts. ed. to 26e: Is. U. Us, IC; Vas* Y. IC to Is. Id.: lockets Ted Veda silks. Its. bd. to SU ed. BRK MEN. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns- Mak, and Central North Osman Loyd's Le kist-class W AN screwstesceseBCß,r,aptain CHILDITIANSIN, Ato despatched from Horsalidowa es 111111USDAY, the 14th nit, pennittlaio, at 10 a.sa., ca ll ing at Brunswick piss, =LI' . r roe paessogers, 471mm—rano to Bremen. /t 2 =annum tickets, ZS and 1.1 10a —Apply at CHAPLIN" Mee, legent-circui, W. : or to MLLIPPB, GBAYTS, WaLIIPTS and Co., et. Danatan's4toome, 84.Dtmstannhill, LC. d 00. 01111RAL • TAILORS, L.A..LJL CLOTHLIIIB,Arditd, HOSUIRL : as and at. 01idad 42 • 44 , IL 214 i. and id, liendleisk Binninittain; 42, Drina., lana ; and wartime, Dewsbury. 6TURNS. paar Mar- Total, Idea, ramers. chinas*. UM& 1834. A £ A A 11,412 33,424 35,836 33,913 STEAM to DELFZYL direct —The magnificent padak-rteamer WHIBIFEI, Captain G. RIVERS, will deer be the above port TOMORROW, the 12th inst., Lakin . / undo at through rates of freight for Groningen and all wet Nertb Hoban& —For &NOR tte.. alildr to rai LLIP PS. GRA YES, PHILLIPS'S and Co., St. Daman's-loose, X.C. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE. The full benefit of the reduction of duty to Ii id. per set Ii given to Insurers 'Bettina policies with this By this reduction and the BONUS SYSTEM of the IfTEITCIi th 10N, the cod of Shawano, Ls reduced to stintssum soden& EXAMPLES OF PREMIUMS REDUCED BY BONUS. No. ol Policy.' Sum Insured. Amsual Itedscr u =k. Premium. sow 2 4d. A 4 el. 222 4 4 19019 2 1200 ■ 00 IS 14 0 12 11 3 710 0 4 6 6 N 1,611 0 2: 40 410,156 1 2 . 000 04.173 6.800 &Kra 6,000 The rates of premium are ha so case higher than thee' charged toy another prhclpal dices Orin so boom to thedr imam. dot Feld Ooveraawat for the year leeS was thkl62 d.. the amount losund ow lantana stock was Z 10,203.272. Y prospectuses apply to the Society's dice'. 29. Fleet4treed4 EC.: andUrrerstreet, Norwich. • THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT (llmited). Capital suteeribed, di,000,000. Paid aN/1500,000. yu~~ene—amrf I. Mammas-70PM CHAPMAN, . 11 44, :rrer , Esq., end . Trust This Association makes advances upon approved mercantile sad other securities, and receives money on deposit at Merest ter short or losig periods W. C. WINIMIMOTTOM, SerZetall. 27, Imnbard-strest, LC. THE COMMERCIAL COMPA_NY of AFRICA (limited). incorporated undue the Compmiles Act, 111OL 11Setel*, Present Tune ASOO ° VM 90,90 a Shares of £l O each. No Increase of capital metbs made 'without the sanction of the Shareholders haven't general meeting . Deposit on appEoldion Al per share, and a per dune on inotairot. .o call to exceed per share, nor to be made until three calendar months alter the previous call. It is not intended to call up more than £5 per share. DIRSCIORS. W. T M. TOARENS, Esq., M.P., 26, St. George's-road, S.W., Chairman. Joseph Bravo, Esq. (Director of the Joint Stock Discount Can piny). 20, Lancaster-gate, Elyde-part. John Brown, Esq. (Director of the maroon. Credit Company). W. 8, tborelwl, Paq. (Messrs Gillespie, Churchill. sad Co.). William Gibson Clift, Zaq., Lucas and cers, Sufferance Wlurt. Jcius =Bon Cowan, Esq. Co.;, 69, PlinaPP•q•SlO...• lexander Hector. raq., merchant, London and nagow T enon. Charles Hobart, Wleniodon-park, Barret. G. L H liaanernention, neg., 7, Carrndialaannare, W. George Rumen. foo., 4, St Janwera-pinee, MANAGER or STATIONS Di Ilfll MOM OP BIPRIN.—Henry Donk ley, Laq., J. P., Presidential the ConunercialAiwoadallon Lem of Yews. Heaney, Cowan, said (The National 13:1rAdd Broadatreetße. Isodon- - Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, 1, Lombard ( street Liverpool-Tbe National Bank of Liverpool (Limited). M anc h es ter-The Alliance Bank (Limited). BIOLZII3. {Messrs. Laurence. Son, and Pearce, 7. Angel-court, London- Throgmorten-street. Messrs. Brunton and Sone, 32, Cornhill, E.C. Irserpool-Meson. Hersfell and Penny. Manchester-Robert Mcßae°, Esq. Somaross.-Neon. Yonne, Jonee, Vatting% a nd Roberts. Aromas - Messrs. cokman, Torquand. Youngs, and Co., London. neltilTAIIT (pro tern.)-Mr. George 1. Out's. Temporary oMces-6, Lime-street, London. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Commercial Company of Africa (Limited) has been formed I for the purpose of conducting, upon an ostensive scale, a trade , lathe Bights of Benin. Maths, the River Niger, and other parts d Africk chiefly by barter, of European manufactured goob for Pm oil, palmnut kernels, ground nuts, gold dot, ivory, oot- I lon, and other produce ; also for the purpose of manufacturing sil from the kernels of the palro.nut. The West Coast of Africa ! I known as the most prolific source from whence this kingdoms I supplied with palm oil, palm and ground nut kernels, and nu- serous other products equally valuabie In the English market, which are obtained by means of bartering lienchafPr, Glasgow, Birmingham, and various other nuomfactures, at very remunera tive meta The value of palm oil alone imported into Great Britain annual, averages about L 2,080,000 sterling. The Directors have satisfaction in stating that the Company hat already secured, by provisional agreement, the stock and Pot belonging to the London and African Trading Company itodi, with all ita connections and desirable establishment', at the most important points In the Bight of Benin and Liberia, and which have been ceded to this Company, in consequence of the capital of that Company being much too limited to carry cs the trade. Thu Company has also acquired all the interests of the said Company in • Pon/factory already established In Africa for Sl ' . WON) of extracting oil from the kernels of the palm-nut. TO Company will not pay anything for the business can oetb a and goodwill of the London and African Trading Com ply, but "Imply take over the stock and plant by valuation, to be made In the usual way, the whole bring In good and mer chantable conditioo, and well adapted to the requirements of the Company; and it is computed that a sum of Iron. L 15,000 10 £20,000 will cover the whole of this purchase. As the Company will thus enter at once upon a working Dm& Wa. pooping as it does the nucleus of as extensive trads. with experienced and acclimatised agents at their stations cm the cook the shareholders will not have to enc./tater the delays at d risks attendant upon the formation of new establish ments and connections, but reap the advantage of an extended capital at a time when trade promisee to be specially active and remunerative. As regards agencies, the Company will receive consignments of every kind of produce, and execute indents for European goods, at a fair commission. Applications for shares in the form annexed to the prospectus 10 be left a lth the bankers or brokers upon payment of the do. posited Cl per share. If no allotment Is made Use deposit will Iss returned intuit, and it a less number of shares be allotted than is applied tor, the deposit will, so far as required, be ap plied awards the payment due on allotment. Truspectuws, and forms of applies/Jou for shares, may be hadlrospectuws, of the brokers, bankers, and solicitors, and at the aloes of the Company, where the memorandum and Articles of Association, together with tho provisional agreement , , may be inelieetsde KAYE'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the BEcT PURIFIER of the ELOOD known to Medicine, from their largely ode and general adoption, may be clamed so a boaeabold neceseary. gold by all Medicine .sadora. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, I . an effectual remedy, without confining the bowels et affecting the bead, truly eMcactous and pleasant, is admitted le be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, 001 4 confirmed cases of asthma, and incipient consumption. It toe gaenlly cure persons whom the faculty pronounce Incurable, admirably allays the tickling which presukas frequent la approaching consumption its effects are truly Persons deprived of sleep, or emu ly%g down for fear of salissa tiva,./ms depend on relief in a few minutes after taking it.— only and !sold by W. LA3CBILAT, chemist, ft, King WU. ilam.street, Marton-cross, London. and by all &Mid* in mute, 134 d., and three quantlUes in one, ta. 9d. Be particular lid ask for Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam The mem awd address us sograved on the stamp. 253 303 5131 526 306 393 701 840 11,360 17,407 24961 t4,1:3 9,246 42,210 21,435 46.740 4.160 6,832 0,901 10.197 7.411 10,5162 lams 230.903 831 314 1.131 1,084 7,460 19 273 KM 81,714 .AZ IL MA ILY. -SOOTHAMP- Oompsay's steamship Oneida, afternoon with the made for nbnoo, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, ka. She took oat eighty-two E French and English madman q. in sovereigns, and 7,5001. in i minister of tiossce at Rio de nips for Peroambnoo, and for iry, value 6,346/., and English SOOTHAMPTON, Dzc. 10.- 1 Company's stem sbip Syria, heiry Bombay sad Mauritius She brings 44 passeogers, six 121. ; also 74 packages sealed ales raw silk, value 135,0001. lo.—The Hamburg Ameri s Bavaria, Captain Taube, has stutters for this port and Hll2l. 138,000 dollars for England, and a full cargo for Hamburg. AP DS AT HVDDERATIELD.—. mrt on Friday, John Bottotaley, er, of Huddersfield, was brought rith attempting to defraud the e Association by fraudulently 1. on the life of his wife Eleanor was charged conjointly with Dr. is at present awaiting his trial mine car two similar charges. Heiner Bottomley is this :—ln id to be effected* policy of se n• ion Office, for the sum of 500/. on iley, his wife. In 1864, he caused ee to be effected oe the life of hie ter, in the British Nation Life the sum of 1,0001. Mr. Green. to bench, said he did not see NM probability of a conviction shown that great irregularities fly nothing to Br the offenoo on be discharged. Of course if the Olen their care afterwards they 'upraised him. The prisoner was STEPHEN.. IN THZ West OF hie amount of excitement has been I towns and villages on both tido , If the Clyde, from Glasgow to Bell last six or seven days. in maw r well-founded report that " Head lurking in one or other of the nu on the banks of the Clyde. One s bas been cruising on the Clyde e look-out for Stepheas, and a party ,Hare, we understand, very active sfter the runaway, and it is I set forth as undoubted autho [ilea evidence this week of the on the Clyde on Sunday night last. authority that Stephens and two armed with revolvers, then left ,at to make for the north coast, and II for them in Dunlocher and other re proportion of the population are sport that there is an organised body too, beaten, and Dantocber. num sg, is fully believed by many to be quently heard as to portico of men :arms° Hill, in the neighbourhood -HOLLOWAY'S OINTMZNY AND Nervous Puns. —The chilly mornings ma tortures In constitutions susceptible Mu affords so much relief as Holloway's limn the skin after repeated loosen W. Unionists bear witness to the wonderful his ads and simple treatment, which all ointment, assisted by a judicious use of serviceable in assuaging the suffertngs muscular pains, whether they be acute. eternal. ft is earnestly recommended these pains should give Holloway's re 1, which will fully convince the invalid award of continued perserstatiee. tRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Ie wife of IL Law, Esq., of Essex-street. g. at Charing cross Hospital, the wife of ell, of a daaahter. r 6. at Craven hill, the wife of P. G. B.e• rbter. er 7, at Southsell, Note, the wife of Cstr' of a daughter. at litotie-eot.hill, Button, Surrey, the wife ieq., of a daughter. )MARRIAGES. —December 7, at Chelsharo march, .A. Yankee, Apoongh. eon of the Rev. iry, daughter ot A. Cleseby, lett., one ot eL ..—Decernher 7, at Stanwlck, by the Rey. W. ,mtth, Farnh"roogh.hall, daughter of the late 0. Oaecolgne, FA+. haraptonehlre. MEN. - December 7, at N arylebons Church. the Bishop of Itsuchester, Rtehalt ) . we, q.. of Hurd, to Clan Ilelone, daughter ca , Req., ololoucester-place, Portman-square. DEATHS. usher 7, at Hercules-terrace, Cpper Holt' ▪ of J. W. Applegate, Rm., aged 90. , er 7, at Brighton, Barbara Leonora Cartels. OBIT A. Carlisle. 7, at Acre-house, Brixton. if arY Ann. tb. 'AO.. Vile S., aged O. December 7, Arm Robinson, w ife Of .of Coburg-road, Old Kent-road, camber. or 7, at Upton-cottage, Lower Tulee4tll. aged .per l', at Sutton road, 14Ias A. WardalL -------- had by WII.LIAM KING KALI& of Pio. S. in the eity of WOOD. Printer, at tits d anon, la tha Product of Whitnnati: o al 11, 18/6. PROOPICTIIII. Thin Company in formed to extend thelnem of the Md. established tank of Yeesra Chutes Witte and Co.. cd Zoe Bare do Rampart. Paris, to thin ooonta7 and elaawhers, bTT con =it into a jointetock undertaking. on the of liability. and tha eg o afford the oommertial COra was* idid essmalimailie We kw treemeting *Mr ferelem laritileg mg ft Weep, en eitablightmlat having its centre in Louden, and powering the aaventsio of a name well known and acaredited throlighout Europe, topther with a thoroughly organised. most extensive, and Influential connexion. The business of the Company will be similar 1n character to thM hitherto carried on by Means. C. WPM and Co. and other Vd.a..forelpi banking houses, Os., a combinatkin of banking, financial agency, and general mermetile monetary _ le=with the advantage of increseed resources end a more ed field of operation& 11 An arrangement has been concluded with Mews, Cherie* Ladino and Co. for the purchase of their badness. for the min of £150,000, which amount has been arrived at upon a moderate computation of its vales, based epos * statement of the preens Jr actuall) realised during a series of mars. Two-thinis of the parchasemoney will be taken in 'hares. on which LIO per share ; will be credited as paid-up, and Mr Charles Lafild t e will continue ' his connexion with the undertaking In the capacity o Clubman of the Company, and will give to it all the advantage of hie Jul. ence and experience. July Negotiations are pending toe incorporating with this Company Au ,- other banking. financial, and commercial establishments, for the of extending the sphere of its operations, and of afford to the estab li shments alluded to the opportunity of consoli dating their badness, and of reducing the existing liability of their ehareholdera. In cane no allotment is made, the money deposited on applies. ties for shares will be returned in full. Poems of application for shares and every information can be (Pained of the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, or at the Offices al the Company, where copies of the memorandum and articles &association. and of the agreement with Messrs. Charles Witte and Co.. may be seen. Dee. 6, Mb. This table includes the hate of SS miles the Oil Creek Railwworked by ay, which was constructed by and has of hitherto bean the Atlantic and Great Wetter° but does not form part of the Consolidation. It•ilway Company, The actual result, therefore. Is• gross receipt at the rate of upwards of 01,000,000 spear at th e present exchange, with 100 miles still to open, and a large Increase of traffic only waiting for • further supply of rolling stock. _ . . --- Tinnier's Irene is owing to two causes : 1. The Atlantic and Great Western line forms the central link of the greatest line of through traffic in the world, viz., that be tween the Western State. of America and the Atlantic. From He shorter distance, and advantage of forming part of an un broken line of 1,200 miles on • uniform sin-feet gauge, It must always be the beet line of communication by which the enormous goods and pamenger traffic centering in the Western cities of einem:tett Clerveknel, Chicago, and St. Louts, can arrive at New York and the sea-board. 2. The local traffic is equally enormous, owing to its traversing the newly-discovered oil dlitricta of Pennsylvania, and the great coal fields of Northern Ohio. Some idea of the toess traffic thus waiting foe developmeet, may be formed from the single feet that this oil district now yields at the rate of 3,000,000 barrels per tu,num. for the conveyance of which as much as 3d. to 4d. per ton per mile Leanne, paid. A consolidation of the several divhdons of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway under one executive has been made, and a mortgage for 30 millions dollars, or 6 millions sterling of bonds has been created,and also* capital of SO millions dollars of shares of 50 dollars each, based on the whole property of the Company. The new theses will swarmed. those previously issued, with the exespeks of 1,119,00 e dollars of preference shares pledged es part of the security for the certilicatee of debenture issued in November, 1864, which will therefore remain preferential until those certificates are paid off, when the whole will become ordi nary share capital. Provlsiou is made In the mortgage deed (under whic r i g htsated mortgage bonds are issued, for securing the of the 'netts' mortgage bonds, a me nd aim for their exchange at maturity, or earlier, by consent of the holder, if arithorteed by the Board of Control ; this being completed, the present consolidated mortgage will become the tint mortgage over the whole railway, with its branches, extensions and equip over The consolidated capital therefore will consist of $60,000,0e0, half in shares and half in mortgage bonds, which provides for the completion of the entire line. To meet the interest on these bonds at 7 per cent in sterling after paying all working expeume wis e alcuLtted by Mr. Forbes theta ems annual receipt of would be suffi cient, which Ii considerably less than the actual receipt, and 1,673,000 dollars less than Ile. Forbes's estimate at the annual receipt when the additional 100 mile, are opened, so that the security for the bonds le ample, and there Is every prospect that, in addition, a high rate of dividend will be paid on the 30,000,000 dollars of share capital. The consolidated bonds have 25 years to run, with coupons for interest at seven ,per cest, per annum, payable quarterly, free of income fan, at the Company's °Moss In London or New York, in gold. Interest is payable on 16th January, 15th April, 15th July, and Ugh Octimber al sech yeer. it is prop to eirempriate the total authorised Woe of $30,000,000, or Z 6,000 , 0 00 sterling consolidated mortgage bond, se follows : 1. A reserve of $16,142,000 will be placed with trustees to meet, either by conversion or payment when due, the existing divisional martens _bonds, being the total amount shat h as been Weed, or authorise _ to be issued, as certified by Mews. Cole man, Turtiand, Youngs, and Co., after due examination of the Company's books and registers, or equal to £3,228,400. This in eludes all bonds issued to the public, and also the bonds de waited with trustees for the certificates of debentures issued in November, 1966, the eecurity of which emains unaffected by the preeent amingeseenta 2. The balance, viz., 42,771,600 is o ff ered for public mbscrip- Lion at the price of 490 per 4100 bond, including th e coupon due January 15, 1886, payable as follows : £5 per 4100 bond on application ; 10 „ „ on alloftent 25 „ „ on ibth January, 1866, less coupon £1 15a. due on that date 20 „ „ on 16th February, IBM ; 20 „ on 15th March, 1986 ; allowing_ for tie January coupon, the net price of each 4 100 bond will be £7B sa, or allowing for discount on prepayments under eft Butacribers will have the option of paying In fall, under dis count, at the rate of 7 per cent per annum ; but, in default of dna payment of the respective Instalments, all previous pay ment. will be liable to forfeiture. The definitive bonds being now ready will be delivered, in exchange for scrip, as soon as it L fully paid int ies Of the laws authorising the consolidation of the several =one and branches of the Company. of the deed of trust or mortgage, of the form of consolidated mortgage bond, and of other documents relating to the present issue of bonds, are de posited for inspection at the daces of the solicitors. Applications mutt be addressed either to the Secretary, at the offices of the Company, 5, Westminster-chambers, Vic oria. street, Weetminster, S.W., to the bankers of the Company, or to the brokers, from whom primpectuses and forms of application can be obtained. London, December 2, 1985. CHABLIS LAYTITTE and Co. (limited). /Oen OF APPLICATIOR /OR SMARM (To be retained by the gankere) No To the Directors of Charles Witte and Co. (Limited.) Gentionten,—Having paid to your bankers the sum of L being deposit of Cl per share on Warm to the above Company, I hereby request that or will allot me that number, and I sweep acc e pt such shame or any less number you may alai se; I tumble agree to pot the dapoolt on allotment. and ths soils as and when made, and to sign erticles of emacia tion or the Cowpony when required, and I authostro you to insert m name on the register of membersfor the number of in to me. Usual signature Name in toll itaidooos. Prods=len Dais THE ATTGLO-ROAILAMO WATER 001IPANY (United), (THZ AQUA 511112 CIA). Capital 8.400,000, in 10,000 shares, of £2O each. With power to imams. First bane, 7,600 sham LE to be paid OD application, and LS on allotment. Interest at 5 per cent per annum upon the amount paidnp durth.a construction. PULLVIV.IO. Richard J. W. Douglas, Esq., Lewisham, Director of the West Landau Ballwin. Signor Novak% Palazzo Braschi, Rome. James Shepherd. Rao.. Director Gwent of the Anglo-Romano Gas Company, Rome. Richard Ward. Sm., Anglo-Romano Gas Company,l, New Broad guest, RC. William Wright, Esq., 60, Princes-square, Bayswater. (With power to add to their number.) The Directors have subscribed in earls not only.for the amount of their respective qualifications, but also collectively for ti,eoo capital stock in steam of the same. and no director has received, or will directly or indirectly receive, any payment whatever for his qualification. O Baszen—Thu National Bank, Old Broad-street, and its Branches. soucTrais—Metal. Men= and Mercer, 9, Mincing-lane. R.C. 860113-81 r Limnos Decizawi Croaky, San-court, cdrahiu. Enotlingn—B. rimy, Eaq., nnalar. 28, Great Georgeetrest, West- SIKIIMMIT two tem.)—C. Nicholson. omen& London 1, New Broadatreet. fore : 17, PIAZZA Aracieli. PROSPECTUS. The present project into conduct to Rouse the water from the famous and never-failing iprhage at Arlo% known aa the " Aqua Marcia," and " Regina Aquanun," of the ancient ROMMIL Tidewater has been proved by incontestable analysis to be free from all impurs: possesses moreover the further immense advantage of reaching to the top loon of the highest houses in Rome—a level unattainable by the existing imperfect supply. Rome, though ornamented with numerous fountains,- Is per haps worse off for pure drinkable water than any other city of its dm In Europe. Onobilf of the homes are entirely without water: and In addition to this, the present supply from the " Folios," and from the " Paolo," Is unlit for drinking purposes, so that the Aqua Mazda cannot fall to command an immediate ~ pater, In Rome. is treated as a property, and dealt with in the same way as land or houses. The demand for it is extraor dinary. The present selling price of the freehold in an ounce' (the Roman standard of measurement) is upwards of £2OO. The rent for the same averages from age to £26 per annum. The climate of Rome being for several months in the year almost tropical, water is there an article f orxury as well as of necessity ; it is also of the greatest utility f Irvington. These circumstances naturally combine to enhance the price. An exclusive concession of the Aqua Larch" has been obtained from the Pontifical Government. giving every possible facility to the present scheme, which is calculated so material 17 to benefit the Sternal City. The concession comprises the abso lute freehold In the waters, and • lame for 9) years of the lands, aqueducts, and work'. plans ncessionaires, who have expended large sums of money inaod studies, have agreed to convey to this Company the concession, with all the property, rights. and privileges before mentioned, for the sum of 00,000. They goo undertake to pay ell preliminary expenses connected with the introduction of this project, reserving for their remuneration one-fourth of thesur plus pro fi ts of the Company, after the payment el 10 per annual dividend to the shareholders. Plans, estimates, Ac., have been prepared by the Engineer Plans, with the utmost , care and accuracy: and the Directors have received otters from responsible contractors to execute the works at the Engineer's valuation. The springs at Arson yield a continual supply of u pwards of 5,000 "ounces" of water. it is proposed at once to construct works, adequate for the conveyance of the whole of this amount of water to Tivoli, whence u pwards of 1,600 " ounces" in the first instance will be conveyed to Rome b y iron p i p es : the other 1,100 "ounces" will be brought as the demand arises. Creful inveglgatione 'how that the actual present demand tar e a xceeds 1.600 ounces." It Is propowd only to sell onehalf of this quantity, which at the lowest price of an ounce." viz., L2OO. would give a return of upwards of £150,000, and the rental of the remaining 76 0 "ounces" would yield an income of £15,100 per annum. It is calculated that the profits from the sale of water will give • large bonus to the shareholuers; the income derived from the rent of water will give at the same time a continuing annual dividend of upwards of 10 per cent. In addition to this result it must be remembered that 1,600 "ounces" will remain to be conveyed from Tivoli to Rome the cost of which would be considerably within the balance of the capital. Assuming that from the incresaed wpply there would be • deprecLdion to price of even 60 per cent, so that the price of an . ounce" of water fell from £2OO to £lOO, and the rent for the same from £2O to £lO. the result of the second operation would be most highly profitable. Notwithstanding the absolute sale of the water, the Company are empowered by the terms of t he coneessioe to levy, tor main tenance of the works, • tax of 01 65, per annum on every " ounce" of water disposed of. • large proportion of the first issue at shares has been applied ter in Rome, principally by shareholders in the Anglo-raßtion 12omano Ow Compaoy. This latter Company has been in ope years with most successful rts, it has paid large dividends, and its shares now stand at N i gh premium. In all caws where no allotment is made the depodt will be returned in full_ The operations of the Company will comprise the objects men tioned in the memorandum and article amociation, which, together with an authenticated copy COIIIMMOD, may be inspected at the ogicet of the solicitors to the Company. noepectuses and forms al application for shares may be obtained from Sir Chaffee D. Mehl. broker to the Company, and at tbe offices. 1, New Broad-street. IBS TOYAL. . _••• IS • t e n Pa Mals, 6ll :r. irm i g ut . 18 ---- , . — um, MU s DI9 . SELECT Mtar.. LIBRARY.—The NEW --- d on ofe , newest oltiv.....t hooks, one guinea per annum, rousosn olo 4 Dollars. Dollars. Donors. Dollars. at us date Cless 3 subscription. half -egulnes per annum. January.. 321 111 . 761 1 4 9, 379 ketkkk 11 . 1 • 18° - •1 i stred on moderate taus. February „ iee,ne 277.910 129,051 397.040 Book dab*lowa Or ovully.., 8 nu= Much .. „ 11%412 SUMS IAM 449,914 unnsgy 117,641 289969 197,937 406. 680 ( Z il ........ .. 106,43 1194,00 214,979 440, 1 d 168.713 360,209 314,621 614,042 ItArIJDIZI muter LIBRARY.—Free delivery July .... 490 DRAVA MAO 1132,0911 695,699 IV/ of BortzllUDlCB LIBRARY MI43BIINGISIS call Augut . • „ 213.469 mow 796. 076 MOE regularly on ted days to darer books at the ruldences Beptentbr. „ 2 10.914 464M/1 446.044 677,095 of sulsatbers every part el London sada. Immediate neigh october.. ~ 907.961 MAO MAT 719,9 11 bourbood, on l_p_len ... _ which has glum perat eaMobation for tsar oe apPlication.—MUDlSß BLUM AIM YEWS. TM. talfb. ierludce the trait of SS miles of the OD Creek ugirAwy 01.7447 p o w Goadwoowoo. IRE TO HESS COLUMNS TO-MORROW I sas - ZVILRYBODYS BMX= r "VVEZYBODY'S BUSINESS!" WiIAT IR "EVILTBODTS 1111812111181" O N " mounted. W 3 Z K. CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Pries ski—llletty Pages, with Dasterous Mustraticais ; Wgappr tastatally paistod In Colima, THE CH IT NUMBER of " ONCE A AIM" Brune*, Ern, and Co., 11, Bouvelratrest, lINORS ALMANACK FOR 1866. pusows ALMANAUK, price 3d. purtcws ALMANACS, an the Bth• DRAMA. OLYMPIC. One by one our leading London theatre% have . 1 sought to break the meaotony of their importations from the French stags by prodecing mere or less skilfully adapted versions of Mies 'Madames popular novels. The Princess's, if we remember rightly, was the brit house to set this new fashion ; the Adelphi and the Bt. James'. followed ; and on Saturday night the Olympia copied its neighbours by presenting, in a dramatic form, and in four sots, Mir Braddoe's London Journal story; of The °lamas, under its reprinted Mudie title of Henry Dunbar. The adapter, in this case, is Mr. Tom Taylor, who has done his best to compress all the salient features of a somewhat ounpliobted story within the limits of en ordinary drama. Mr. Taylor bee done more thin this ; he has taken a character which is very itghtly sketched it with sway d the stage attributes of &k$ Heroin , and Jeremy Di (Idler, and giving it great proininesee, he has introduced a wink element, which does meth to secure the sums= of the play with mu average bedtimes. The pima, though somewhat lug, wee well received, bet the story would be made much dears: to that Loge number of the sodium who have not read the novel if the playbills • were a little more explicit with regard to the aliases of the chid characters. 'NEW YORK. Nov. 99, Xolllllso. Money tbandant. Gold, 1481. Exchange on London, 161 ; on Paris, 3.511. Stocks steady : New York Central, 96f ; Illinois, 134 ; Brie, 92 ; Five-Twenties, 1011. Cotton dull : Middling Up land, 51 to 52. Flour steady ; wheat good inquiry. Corn advancing. Provisions heavy. Coffee steady. Sugar very firm. Molasses and petroleum steady : crude petroleum, 40 ; refined ditto, 661. NEW OB.LBANI3, Nov. 25. Cotton depressed : Middling Upland, 52 to 53. Sales of the day, 3,000 bales. cassuaroN, Nov. 25. Cotton, 44 to 47. THE MEXICAN FRONTIER. Matamoros papers of the 10th inst. state that the imperial gunboat Antonio, while forcing her way up the river under the fire of the republicans, grounded seven miles below the city, when &furious fire was opened upon her from the American bank, wounding two marines. The French commander refrained from returning the fire received from the bank. The republicans on the American bank were dressed in the Federal uniform. The same papers say that it seems a settled pur pose of these men to cause a war between the United Sates and Mexico. These outlaws are on the American side of the river in force, and their officers are enlisting recruits. According to Matamoros papers of the 15th, a night attack was to have been made upon the gun boat Antonio by two small boate from the American shore, which were discovered and fired upon by the Antonio and sunk, all oa board, it was supposed, being drowned. The Emperor Maximilian is reported to have received an autograph letter from the Emperor Napoleon, urging the adoption of more energetic -wares for the establishment of the empire. THE SWEDISH REFORM BILL. PUBLIC REJOICINGS AT STOCKHOLM. STOCKHOLM, Dec. 9, ammo. In consequence of the passing of the bill for the reform of the constitution by the legislature large crowds of people assembled to-day before the ministerial residences. Enthnaiaatic cheers were given for Baron de Geer, Count Manderstrem, and Baron Gripenstedt, the Ministers of Justice Foreign Affairs, and Finance. The illumination of the city takes place to-night. During the performance in the King's Theatre, this evening. the national anthem was called for, and sung in chorus by the performers and the whole audience, after which loud and continued cheers were given for the King. LYCEUM. The Watch Cry has be e n withdrawn at this house afar s very short szieamce, sad ea Saturday night Buy Bias wu revived as s welcome substitute. On Christmas Eve Mr. Pechter will produce a now drama founded on the story of The Bride of LanIMCIIIIOOI% Tail FENIAN Tauis.—ANozazz Coxvicnow AND &arra:ma—At the Pitting of the Special Commlesion Court in Dublin, on Friday, the trial of John Ha}titan, the registered printer of the Irish People newspaper, was commenced. The indictment in this miss wee of a similar nature so those which had been preferred against the other prisoners. The Attorcey•General having stated the case for the crown, evidence wee given to show that Raltigan had been in communiostlos with several "Centres" in the county Kilkenny and elsewhere, and had attended drill meetings at Halstou•street. Some documentary evidence wog also given, implicating him in the Fenian organisstioe. Mr. Sidney having addremed the jury foe the defense, the court was adjourned till a quarter to ten o'clock on Satur day morning, when the trial was proceeded with and con cluded. The jury, after an absence of two hoary returned a verdict of guilty , and the pris oner, who b ad nothing to say, was sentenced to seven years' penal serritade. Charles Joseph Kirkhamwas formally arraigned, merely for the purples of his Mae being for the present postponed ; and the ens of Jeremiah O'Donovan ]lases was next pro ceded with, but had not made much progress when the court roes. THE CATTLE Pwitrit.—The Mayor of Birmingham has issued a proolserstioo ordering that until the Ist day of January next, " or such further time as be shall proclaim, no person shall bring or send, or cause to be brought or sent, any bull, cow, heifer, bullock, ox, or mar, into any market, street, or place, within the borough, except for the purpose of being slaughtered ; and that every such animal shall be slaughtered within the limits of the borough within the space of three days (inclusive of the day of bringing in), after it 'hall have been brought within the limits of the borough, and no such animal shall be taken out of the borough alive, and every animal so brought within the borough will be narked end branded with a dis tinctive mark or brand, by proper &Seers appointed for that purpose ; and every person offending against this order will be liable to forfeit for every offence any rum not exceedieg twenty panda." The weekly meeting of the Norfolk Cattle Plague Association was bald on Saturday at Norwich, lit. C. S. Read, K.P., in the chair. The chairman staled that the total Neonate the claims for compensation wee 4,2001., of which 1.6001. stood over for further onesideration • the sum actually voted in compensation was also mitigat ed by some remarkably good savages. The total amorist of claims now allowed (for 1.003 animals) was 6,545 f., and the balance in bead was 7,6801. Under these eirounsteness it will shortly become aseessary to adopt measures for raising further funds. It was stated by Mr. Forester that no ono- IN T/GoRATIvE N ERvigE ESSENCE t chaise results could yet be reported as re the a c ad Tbimod wwituko , lova " a" most powerful neuron - I treatment now being carried on by Mx. Moore and two Use cordial ever introduced ; restores to thew normal condition colatanta the senences, on the taity of which perfect health de- ROTAL IoIORTICTrISTRAL EtOCILTT. —The interns- Ccep ondo Its Wel& for of all buds. and frna , w e ' Hopei fruit and vegetable show tweed at the South Has -1111/LOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and U; h6 Litgrendaied"t rholvimsAttirity:Ait. siegton-gardess es Saturdey. AB might be expected at this .11 analogue perfume. extracted boas the Bowers, br,INO ton nes or four quantities In one for xis. Bow I season of the year, the enkibition consisted pnruripallT of OtioNILL sad Co., Perfumers to KILL the PASO= 471 wales, Ana* mama hanscortee a nd co, use, osiorg.sirse„ wade I apples and pears. There were, however, some Ens pines No, 12, Three Kiag-court, lesubarastrea, leadoe. • aid rehOltrt beam and numerous good specimens of dried and pristeved (roils. ATLANTIC AND GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. TORN OP APPLICATION No. • (To be retained by the Banters.) To the Board of Control, Atlantic and Great Western Railway Compan Having paid to the ram of £ I hereby request that you will allot me Coneolidated Mortgage Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western a n Railway ; and I hereby agree to accept such Conso li dated Mortgage Bonds. or y less amber that may be allotted to me, according to the terms of the prospectus. I am, your obedient servant, Signature Address in full Date THE ATLANTIC andAY. GREAT WESTERN RAILW ISSUE of OONSOLIDATED STERLING YORTGAGE BONDS for Tri,aoo. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the LISTS of APPLICA TIONS for them BONUSES be CLOSE:Din London on TUESDA Y next, the 12th last and on WEDNESDAY , t he 14th, for the Country end Continent —Bp order. Atlantic and Great western Railway, S. Westminster chambers, V+ try Westminster, s.W. Dec. 7, 1865. GROBVENOR HOTEL, Victoria Station, Belgravia, Landoll, W.—The new ASCENDING BOOMS, constructed by the eminent hydraulic engineers, Me ws. naston, Amos, and Sons, with all their recent improvements, to secure strength and safety, Is now completed, and in daily use. This machine makes every door in the Hotel sonveniently acces sible to all lie visitors. Applications for apartments, mi• dressed to 7RILDI6IC SMITH, the Ilansyw, noels° the I most prompt attentio n. T HE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, 8. Great Marlbarosth-street. W. ladles, Mondays, 8a ea. MI other do" •As oust* of water fa the iusount whkb will o flw dulls( twestrf our hours through a tube of the diameter of 1741 of an lath with a sigutabid proseure. AUSTRIA. VIENNA, Dec. 10. An imperial decree has been published to-day, extending the amnesty granted by the decree of the 18th ult. in favour of political offenders in Galicia and Cracow to tbcee sentenced by the other Aus trian judicial tribunals for complicity in the Polish insurrection• BRIGANDAGE ROVINCEIN THE PONTIFICAL S. ROME, Dec. 9. The Apostolic delegate of Frosinone has pub lished a decree instituting a mixed commission for the summary trial of brigands. The decree de clues that any assemblage of three armed brigands will be regarded as a band, the members of which will be shot. Any single armed brigand not belonging to a band will be sentenced to the galleys for life. A reward of 500 crowns will be paid for the arrest of any brigand, and 1,000 crowns for the capture of the chief of a band. SPAIN. MADRID, Dac. 10. The government contemplates taking under the protection of Spain the negro kingdoms on the African roast opposite Fernando Po, and to pro claim religious liberty in the latter island and the kingdoms in question. THE SUEZ CANAL. ALEXANDRIA. Dee. 9. M. de Lesseps has arrived here. ♦ steamer drawing 15 feet of water has entered the maritime canal at Port Said. The company's oontractors have offered to transport goods through the canal , in May nest at 35 franca per ton. Gozzo IT • 00W. --On Beatirday morning = woman mama Blasting, raid* at Lea, near L• was most dreadlally dad by • bow 'Welt bad recently calved in the rosd Sim received prompt radical wile tan" but remains in great dam:. sees it. The Gazette des Tribunaux this morning publishes a note which may be considered official, announcing that France will no longer be bound by the extra dition treaty between France and England, dated Feb. 13,1842. The fourth clause of that treaty stipulated that either party might put an end to it at six months' notice ; there is, therefore, no breach of faith on the part of France if she now thinks fit to say that the treaty no longer suits her. The Gazette des Tribunaux says that during all these twenty-two years the English government has never sent back to France a single criminaL The treaty was faithfully executed by France but not by England, and it is not consistent with the dignity of the government to allow a treaty to subsist which one of the con- I tracting parties does not observe. I can scarcely believe my eyes when I read this language. What can be the meaning of the French government in choosing the moment of the King of the Belgians' death for publicly accusing Eng land of not observing treaties ? Why launch in the Gazette des Tribunal= the following bitter taunts : British soil wat henceforth be the safe sad knows refuge of an makdactoes. They will flock there from all puts of the globe, sad we shall me Beglaad in the 19th century resswiss the right of asylum for crime of the middle ape, The Avenir National protests against these re marks, and trusts that the resolution announced may not yet be definitive. M. Louis /Wart, the redackur-eirchef of the Charinori, and one of the indefatigable three (him self, Taxile Delord, and Clement Cavagnel) who for many years exclusively furnished the wit and humour of that prototype of our own glorious Punch, died yesterday. THE CAPE MAIL. PLYNOUTH,_Dso. 10. The Diamond Company's steamer Uiten hags, from Table Bay Nov. 9; St. Helena, Nov. 17 • and. Madeira, Dec. 4, arrived o ff Falmouth thii afternoon. She brings a full cargo of Cape . produo a mail, and 38 passengers, amongst whom is Colonel Travers, R.A., military secretary to the Governor of the Cape. The news from the Cape is of no great importance, the war between the Free State and the Basuto' having degenerated into a series of raids, the object of which is the theft of cattle. The African Company's steamer Diamregor laird, Captain R. F. Lowry, arrived in the Mersey on Saturday, from the West Coast of Africa. Her dates are : Benin, Oct. 25 ; Cameroon, Oct. 30 ; Fernando Po, Nov. 1 ; Brass River, Nov. 5 ; Lagos, Nov. 8 ; Accra, Nov. 10 ; Cape Coast Castle, Nov. 12 ; Cape Palmas, Nov. 14 ; Sierra Leone, Nov. 19 ; Bathurst, Nov. 23 ; Tenoriffe, Nov. 29 ; anti Madeira, Dec. 2. She brings 32 passengers and 2,1081 ounces of gold dust. MEZITIGEI OX THE JAMAICA QUINTION.—The Mayor of Rochdale called a public monis& is aosordenee with a Numerously signed req ukition, sad ft was held la the Public Hell on Friday euniog, " to take into seasideration the dimastrous state of affairs in the island of Jammu, and to memorialise the govarament thereon." The Mayor pre sided. The attended/Ts warlergo. The Rev. T. H. Smith moved " that this =Wine wishes emphatiethly to assert the principle that all the subjects of her Majesty are squally entitled to the rights of [Toomey, sad that no dist/sewn of race or religion can for a moment justify say kind el treat- ID/Di that would not be adopted tower thou of her Majesty's subjects who are British ben."—The Rev. B. Bowies secooded this resolutios, whisk was yarded meat monaly.—The Rev. E. C. Pik. proposed, " That having great twos for Wiwi*: that the principles saunciated in the foregoing resolution have been violated in:Jamaica, this meeting would urge upon her Majesty's gotisramsat the importance of an immediate sad 11.112611i2j inset*. ptioa *to the &Mum sad case. of the late outbreak is the Wand, and into the sanguinary measures adopted for suppreming it."—The Rev. R. Jones, a re turned iniasiceary from Jamaica, seconded the rosolutioo, sad it wits carried. Tbs following resolution was also serried :—" That this meeting earnestly hopes that a podia mastery inquiry will be made into the operation of the existing laws, sad the admialstration of government in Jamaica." A mooting on the mum subject has been con. Tinted by the Mayor of Plymouth, is pursuance of • numer ously Spool requisitiou, and it will be bald to-morrow evening. The Mayor of Oxford bas received • requisition, numerously gold, requesting him to &I • public meet ing of the citizens to coasider the recent proceedings in the Ward of Jamaket. His worship Ma, however, we under stand, declined to muds to the wishes of the requisi boa**, in consequence of Mr. Cardwell, the Bocratary for the Coif/nisi, basin stated a short time dace that the `rummest would can.. a strict and searching inquiry to be mode of the whole ask.. TX' PERIM OT MUSIC CRITICEL—At (whouli* Binsiegham, ea Friday, M. Jun** is now espied is wisdnoting promenade concerts at the Prince of Weise noire, is that town) ma Merged with assaulting Mr. Themes Ambition, the masks wit* of the Deify Gazette. The cams el aerie to M. Jake was a ssatimos in the ambled hoat ono of the meats, in which his father IIE4I Warred to, sad described as " as recentrie and braelitiah =saa.' The defendant west to the Mice sad um to the otroltritots of the paper, bat failed to obtain latlebetlea by that course, sad subsequently meeting Mr. Andorton at the theatre, M. Jollies strata him a slight blow oa the bee. TM assault was admitted, and tho magistrate Mimed the nominal Sc. of 20s. and Wolk