The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-20 00:00:00

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It aorrr e d of the platyeh t -- . k, and who, arw ow d. onpeny, was respire. limos, and must hen purorrpy aad that at lelisp completeit,H e 2.51 in the &Italica% Ike tidal tilde was to afterwards, sad who m sad been taken up the shown that Bergs had rager, that he had mad e a, sad taking the time laturelay, the 10th, in. rhea the train was do e c more, aud, therefom after the 2.51 need him an hour and a was sufficient. No intended anything so f the train and the MOO that the time whea re distinctly in the time y to judge whether that gross otrelesonees as to for what had happened. , quired that when it was etonating Aglaia should required that when a rail disturbed in any way, laced by the sigoaho ee be reached 1,000 yards, nd the red danger flag lit thus to have been laid ed 1,000 yards distant was going on ; and had e train in all probability he accident sn of the government hat the man went 100 yards with the nals were used. It was mks at the viaduct had r had never used or ap. st co accident happened of his offence. On the he, having neglected all is shown that he had vat 'fiance wan not increased. t Bente wan au illiterate the opinion of the govern. man fit to be employed e his unfitrases would be a and not Earths jury now. • er they eonsidered Bones =Went; if so, they would sgainst him. Thee as to a under whose general ere being escrittol. He ,!;• , ;•!!: 1 HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HAlia London.—PßlLS LISTS sod CONDITIONS obtained on application to the Secretem Barford-drisMill- Soo, N. ssr:=: ------- low togIVALL LINE of PACKETS for MEL- 1 unt r i ps t ros Ptiltlip) Direct —Steam ORM% 1142 011.14 1,•00 seem Ce alu C. DINDApLI. a= goo lads Doan on the of toms an intporlonand . 0 . 0 „...n0p1l Is Y. (AUX mad Co., 140, landoaliad• ised6 l . o . ' THE ALERT BRIDGE COMPANY. r a ese "" A g e t4 Ac t ruilament (MC nod with which the ha ems MA Act d tmoorpoistal. Copital 4110,000, in 9090 ithowfet /110 took with power to fr i :l e E CREDIT FONCIER sad MCI:QUER of ENGLAND k a lli T teda nci ecninnoties with the IMPERIAL M ANTILE C ATION (Welled), are to RECElVbalanc e o E BIIIISCRIPTIONB tor 40,480 Preferenee l Treir, being the f the Capital of the ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY not yet issued to the general public., vie., 10.000 Prefuenoe Shares of ft each, bearing 8 per Lent per annum Preference Internet, authorised by Spada Act of Parllament Deposit, 21 per Share on Application. Le on Allotment No further liability of any kind, Bach Baliseriber's Liability being spatially limited by Act of Parliament to the Amount of itle Bubseription. nIMPOToIIS. The light Hon. JAMB' STUART WORTLEY, Governor of the Credit Poncler and Mobilise of England (Limited), Chairman. CIIRTIS M. LAWSON, Rol (Meese. 0. IL. Lampoon end Co.). London, IletsChatresen. George Peabody, sq.. 22, old Broad-etre* Landon. Francis La Breton, Req., 21, finareaphoe, itsgent's-park. John render, Esq., ILP., Manchester (Director of the MUM and Itish Magnetic Telegrepli Company). Edward Moon, gm., Liverpool. Samuel Gurney, leg., Loenbanistreet, London (Means. &reread, Gurney, and Co.) Edward Cropper, MN. Sysslasda. near Fenshunt (Director of the British and Irish Magnolia Telegraph Company, and of the London and North Western Railway Company . Piphdu A. T. Hamilton, 12, Holton-row, Piccadilly. G. P. Bidder, Eeq.. 24, Great Georgestmet, Westminster (Dime tor of the Electric and International Telegraph Company, and late President et the Institution of Civil Inginsers). Sir Edward Canard, Dart, Old Broastetreet, Lando., of the Ed ; thilt and North American Royal Mall Steam Packet Company. and Deputy Chairman of the Ocean Marine Insurance Cons - --- INT I ERNATIONAL FINAiiCIAL ittloirrr (rindied), Subscribed Capital. 11,000,000, In 100,000 Shares of £lO rah. Paidap=,l76 o , ooo . Mr. 10BIRT A. UgAIE Chairman. Mr. John Frederick Fleemilob. I Mr. lAchlaa M. Bate. Mr. Janke Spencer Morgan. Berea Berman de Siena. 11r. William B. Quellioll. .91:11Zaal. If Miaola—Mr. Willies flose;V.C. Th 10400164 la DOW prepared to 184175 Digittritrill for 3, 11, et 7 rests, hearing futerert at the rate of Five per cent. per able half-yearly. The Debenture Borate are for £lOO, nrAIXTS..SO3, and £l,OOO. Boma 0 application us ay be obtained at the Oakes of the - Soda*. No. tO, Threadneedle-street. order Jima ISM WALTZ& A. MI Seeretary. TZst.I : ONDON MNALOHANTS COMPANY under the Co l i t s=Act of 1156!, with Limited Lbhilkr Capital L 1,500,000. in 15,000 Shares ot LlOO each. Lt per Share be paid on application, and L 0 on allotment No further Call I.W exceed S 5 per Share, nor be made ;at intervals d lees thus Ores maths It to not Intended to call up more thaa Lao upon each Share. PlanClona. Messrs. Robinson and Fleming. Dom, /180,000. Deposit SI per Stare on applkaikon. sad Al per. Share on elioL meet; calk of Si each to be paid at intervals of three muntha Each Shareholder Is only DabU for the amount Of the Calls that may be due npon Sham 'tending In his name. 'ORES SHOW L _AOCLOBIRICULTURAL HA4 4 1 ) .7 IMMO 146 Jana Hoßas SHOW, A3ItICULTURAL HALL, Logodon.—Dxst day Re RITTRIIS, SATURDAY, Jar IL ..,•";-----------_ t Ii.4I.L.PARLISO. teaching at St. Vinceot Kg do Verde, wad Monte V ideo.—To sail Wm Liverpool 411 , Jens re, the Pacitic Steam leaviptdon Company's New Deo Paddle Steamship MYRNA. 1000 tons, rum power ; MARTIN Li. lIAMMIIL, coonnarg Thu wil Ye Mce diet accommodatfon for permagero d e er tense o r frohrht of treason (no other asetrlptka of eagle =row apply at the Company's Oessfe, ligitialtoE-61,101. ~.......,; Or , hi Loudon. to YOWL N. °Maks, Tato, and Co., Zip - I ladia-svenue, LaadonhaLlotreeL—W..7. CONLAN, Some hangers for the Lonna will S ta g e,d oa board by 17grolsr tram the Prince's Landlng at SI cl cloak pre iTiok, op the day of sailing. NA—Passengers' towage most be im enadas the (amt. a Dock oat later than if o'clock noon the =I dal. P.--The - The tam*" am balding, of the same o w power as the Limas, will seil about the middle cl Aims for Oa sous pada. W. R. Robinson, Esq. • John Fleming, Erg. George Fleming, Eaq. Jaws Alemadiar. lifq ; P the Vanderbyl. Esq. B. Mart Low, liaq. Horace I. Chapman, Meow. Law, Kaakey, wad Co. F. H. Ranieri, Esq. 66 COMIC OPERETTA, by J. be p er MAMA OFFEN , BACH, will formed at the THU EVINENG, bythe whole of the artiste. of the estableheleat. Iseledlee Mimeo Beare B.U.er walealley, and Marra EL Albyo, Ones, Mittel. Ac. Caudeeter,V il lf JoughaaaeL All the ether aterseticas aa uIM. Cone-ace eh Bight oweak. Yarn. Redfern, Alsrander, & Co. THE CHUBWA TEA COMPANY of ASSAM (Limited). lacerpomted under the Joint Stock Comma's' Act et 11103. Capital £300,000 In 30,000 Shares of £OO each. First lotus 110,000 Khans. ann per A Minimum Dividend of 10 per cent. um has bees guaranteed three years, payable half-yearly, In January July. Deposit 10s. per share on application and • further payment of Ida. per abare on alhatinso... No call to exceed £1 per Mom, or to be made at a leas interval than two months from a pre- Moos call. When no allotment is made the deposit will be returned In full. /anion. London and County Bank, Lombarduizeet. National Bank, Old Broadutteet, and all It. Brioche'. Xmas Preme, Graft. Cane, nod Cave, Ilirendneedki OOLICITOM Nom Newbon, Evans, and Co., Nichelas-lans. Maws. Cottetill and 4 oes, 7'brcginortos-stiest. =OM& METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Open at LK Flatiartsz roWthe ed italtY lr = fesd. i the gnat Provinalal sad Mr. and Nis. W. Baads4 Kn. Zooids., Newlend and a Osage Beek stew, Dunlar. sad the wonderful Brothers N dILIC TIONS, 81111.1talUZZ and WRIT, vial tun "sad end Mem Manager aad Ilvideal Director, L I. P00(1. Yea Seymour and Co7,Thrgmortoaatreet Xmas. Mama, Bonbon sad Co. Tbreadasedlri SICPJZARY (pro tais.)-4. D. Tea r s Twapocary Otease-21. Austi aux 111.011 W j.IVIMPOOL QUI:MOTOWN TO NN YURI, TWIG'S A WINK. LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and ?fILD ZLP 1 A SYZAMdII IP COWAN Y intend de mgenlng their 1111-powered t atbuilt Inas &maw Steam-Wm jobs tb• United States i IROY LIYERPOO tar NEW TOPS. __ pow by the mall steamers Wane wary Wednesday, 116 Mind n Oars, accordlug to the accommodation. Cabin mu esse FildaY's add alagrdayb steamer, IS i•ch•le• • tall supply at cooked pfeliaiaaL =I.IIIIM - kirO Oadao the United Matas, sad ItritJat w Oo r grbla, 111 Willialnlet Oa Vtlij advantageous testa—lee p === ar- maw's undai,i; 1 11 ,1,4 4 .4 omen. a. • §TODAILK —lmportant Change in the Arrange essets.—in tamer to the nuatenrae fru sh TRA DAY RIPIESIXTATION, Coked beer Induced to eertorm his extraordinary Muslim at tits aod Mystery, ligyetian Ltl, RVIIRY RIMMING, et Might (datardir hichnied), and every WIDNISDAY and SATURDAY Arm...- NOON, at Three, tort the Season Rash premien . * terndrite with the reel Lau Dirket Milk as tutoidarid lad perseened by coma Draw s the air inns in tbis aernitirs on herr Meadtry, if, 1155. Pronounced by the Tres to be " The Serrilon of the Season.' Vide "Punch" Sid Jane, ISIS. I!OOVA)11 SMARR I I ermine I I rea, fa. TifirTb OP MYSTERea t t DILLY. I.lllllMit9. Georomge R. Berry, Em. Seraigunge, Bengal), 7. Pembridge m Ro. Edwerd Hoo d Hig ter s, leo. (late of Dibroonhur, Director of the Northern .Was TM Oompany, Limited). as, Bnoklembetry. Alfred Rumford. 11m. (Director of the Upper Assam Tea Oom pig, Limited), Wenn Bertram, Pretymaa, end Rumford. Samuel Thompson, Nay. (Director of the Upper Amos beam. may, Limited), SI, Oreat M. Bolen's. Milian% Thomson, leg. (Director of the Kownoon Tee Company of Aabaill, Limited), S, Let Indireavenue, India-house, Leaden halletreet. (With power to add to their oataber.) BARRIOS The Agra and Maaterman's Bank (Limited), Nichols& Lombardetreek SORClToita—Mtwers. Thelma and Rollains, Mincing-Una BILORILM—Vern. Lowndea Burgey, and %Woolley. Minim In Duna—Ream Manson, Shaw, &12.1 CO. 81CIUMAILT—Alesaadeff Forbes, Neg. 0111018-2, Feet Indlaareane, India-house, leadenhall. street, /LC. HON HO P NO RARY Diewroa-.W. H. Stephenson, Esq., late Official Di rector on this Ward on behalf of her Majesty's Goverisment, and now Chairman of tile Bond of lalaad *avenue. HIJICTRICIAN—CIraswieII F. Valley, Ilaq. COINIVATHIN 00111rOcla Captain Douglaa Genoa, Li., Joseph Whitworth, 1feq..7.1..1. 7./.8. Professor Wheetatone, 1.1.8. William Feirbairn, Em ,F.ILIL. Prohmor W. Thomson, 1.5..8., late President of the British of Glasgow. Association. not= tar—George &ward, ifsis. Onicni-12, 84. Helealoplace, LC. The distribution of these shares will be made as nearly as pos sible as follows : 10,000 shares will be appropriated to applicants who are shareholders In the Credit reactor and Mobther of England (Limited). 10.000 shares will be appropriated to applicants who are shareholders in the Imperial If ercantile Credit =iodation (Limited). 10,000 shares will be appropriated to applicants who are shareholders in the Atlantic Telegraph Company. 10,000 shares will be appropriated to applies shareholders in the Telegraph Constrintion and Company (Limited). and 10,000 shares will be appropriated amongst the general public. The above numbers are so far appruzirsuGive u to be subject to reduction or Increase according to the total number of appli cations ins , e, It being the intention, however, that each ap plicant shall receive so allotment. BARKWAS. .-------___ EOTTERDAM and the RHINE —REDIIO- volt of TERM Th e Netherlands Steamboat CoesPenri sad favourite Wooer BAT AVIER, Captain W. MICH, we Ikanserlck Pier. Blechwall, EVERY RUNDAY at 11 o'clock, a mini al the lait am. train from lensbarolsatreot Station. loleord term : Saloon. all IS ; foto cabin. ISE ; reams *Rots Wed at • tare and a half.—Appt at CRAMER Vainest! NA Easenactretut W. ; or to PF PE, GLAVIN, PULL. Urn and Co., 11, Rood-lane, E.C. THE SALISBURY HOTEL, Salisbury-square, Ykstrstreet, win OPLN ce the Setit Jaw. TIA Is the most oentralLy eittuded sod the goiter' Hold la Loudon. It Is Stied up with A the modem revaareasau„ eluding a LAW Collwroom, Baths on every Soo" Sm. THOMAS MOOS, Meaner. MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. BOOKS tor the SIARIDL—See MIMICS LIBRARY CIRCULAR tee Jane Portage tree on aweakatiow—liadles Select Library (Ladled), New Ottord-aireetOM" 4. Klagatalet, Chewable. ERZMlN.—Direct Ronta to Hanover, Brans- The, sad Omani Oaten y.—TAI North Orissa Limes bst elms sm. steamer CONDOR, Caveats C. HASS, MlM4smstobed from Noradrdown on PHIISDAY, ths Had WON aster Pe= llllo lo. at 10 am. Wald M Dramerick 71M IllsetwaD, km passengers, st 10 Beim—Pam Besmea. ma d 1 ratan Skims, a sad £1 Ma.—Apaly at CHAPLIN'S Wand Moa t W. ; or to ra=ers. HALVES, nouns sad Co.. 11, Rood-lana Z.C. who are SELKOT LIBR•RX. 200511 to all READUL—IIes UMW for Am. twins 6e. off ontioraii.—usisra Woe, Mew (LAMA, Now Oxlced-Wed: CIO Olirdr. 4, Magid:sok awl:4W. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY Is sow erieseed et Cltzr Nook Chambers, No. 21„ Throaduee4l•44eet, dere*, co.psnj to prepered conceive proposals for Marine aluireacce at the current rotes. ARTHUR JAMS DITMAH Ihiderwrlter. Mee Is., by post 14 stamps. TEE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Lws, sad What to Net, DOW. sod Avoid. A Preetiod Genie tar the stiohosent ot peeked Heath sod Areas* : sad Nees/ weisestery of the Upd ewl ated smea Ilsn's ixLteoos sad the MUMS Pb•MONIMMI el Ilts. lited by Iseuets co Os WO meat et Nervous sad other Disorders Incidental t. Solestrul RAW. By a Phystcha or 21 years' prudes. Awe. W CorshilL J. W. ORAIL. Emesigary. whether the fog signal; ply for any special order eg the attention of the t them repairs were going iat he, knowing that the tally disregarded without inch grces neglect as to r would find a verdict of After referring to Wiles, driver, both of whom be be said the South Eastern r free from accident. The rid exceediogly well; sad Ma instance there would ant. It appeared to him. Aiming the driven end kind were about to be it the number of district Led that a more coostaat e jury retired to consider ) than an hour sad s half rand Moore, the foreman, =laughter against Joseph ou scree to that! I Joseph Guthman sod six. 6 him' the number of the prity of the jury to appeod y fully recognising the gene rules to ensure the public ad that when possible notice s station of say works in• d ▪ gentlemen of the jury, I nmesdatioe is placed before • ern Railway Company, sod give it their most serious ere to-day I have to express compacy, that you should squire into so serious • s will be taken to prevent eve publicly to thank you all or the kind, humane, sad unfortnoste sufferers by this im the jury.) is warrant for the committal rasa Bear. Em. 116.—The tallow market con. sod on the spot for the time e is not much doing for for. I quote:—Spot, and for the October to December, 425. . to 425. 9d. Tows follow ; North American, 40s. 6d. I. first pipes; 40a. yellow. or?, 395. Cocos-nut oil Is. 6d. Ceylon, 425. 6d. to Gd. to 41s. middling to he.. ne Logos. Palm nut oil t scalar of Messrs. Smith sad c 19.—A strong markat,with d Id. is Surat. Woo, 30,000 mutation and uport. 2,000 WO /Groom, to, 171 d. to . 18ed. ; 100 Maui° 40 Sorption, 1644. to 22d. ; 19.600 Surat, 64d. to 15d. ; Sciadr, An., 54 J. to 804 - Id. to 12d. ; 300 Porn, .—BIUDYORD, Joss 19.—A son sold since ThWWI,. sad obtained than most staplers iuners having of late taken re not covered with wool, Si. to supply their most wept country. Staplers are buying Hogs are mostly in moist 'ileums are so busy that they .b order., 6oding themselves sickly. The piece market is 1 orders have been plead are well employed, and are speedy delivery. Prices am me higher than they were last NE 19. —The supply o f stock t Mooday. A fair demand foe longs in prime. Sheep rather ).--Coarpen Thuiloy, 16a. 9d. ; Halywall Maio 16 a . 6d. ; 6d. ; Tan Sold Mo or, 3d.; I Goaforth, 15a. 9d. ; Eden Maio, 16a. 3d.,.• Walla 9d. ' • Walla End Haswell, Wm, 17a. 9d. ; Walla End Eod Munn& liatbia, 164. 9d.; . ; Will End Wean Lamb. i Camp, 17a. • Walla End End Haugh Hall. 17. • Walla Falb End Ent Harilopool. HarUapool, 164. 6d. • wino Jimmy and Derr& kaMblio old, 53. ;ES, AND DIATEU3. THS. vile of J. R. Dow, of s eon• elk the wile of IL limit, Sao.. as Ilertfordatreet, Mayfair, the vtta istanequare, Regenea-park. th e an m and a Amelia. tf ALM& - Pease Church. by the Be'. J. D. late. of Perryhill, Sydealluz4 ir of D. Scott, of dthostead 4 a sof at the pa ri sh church of St. n o . E. S. Oakley, George, sou of the , Covent-garden,tl: , 11 . = 4 Yip., of ilsorts kTIIS. st HoLlaadetreet, it endue ° . der, Eaq coot-place. Lee, the relict of .1. - . Olean South, Jame, relict of Willies Mee Li" et PRA Br et Leedom. Mew. rig 11 " . • the kreaurci of Wbblotelltihe LAW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fleet sin* London. May Id, 1811. BO TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that In pastimes of the pro dder of the Deed of Settlement of the Law Life Assurance Safety, a OINERAL MYJtrI NG of the Proprietors will be held of Soelety's Dace, Fleet-street, London, oe SATURDAY, Bodr day of June nest, at a quieter to Twelve o'clock at arse precisely. to elect Six Directors and Two Auditors, when Ore who go eat of dike by rotation will be proposed for re eked= ; deo to elect one other Director in the room of heith Boom Seq., deceased also to elect one other Auditor in the r of John Deedes, E q., who has resigned that odor . and Erapurposes. D r ir al ector to be choose in the room of Keith Banos, Esq., will remain in Mice until the 24 th day of Juno, Ilia t a r d the Auditor to he chases in the room of John Deeds*, keg., al roman fn office until the lath day of June, 1866 And further notice is hereby give., thee in pursuance of the =contained in the said Deed of Settlement, a Special eating of the Proprietors will be held at the Society's Ana as aforesaid on Saturday, the 24th day of June next. at lodes o'Clock at noon precisely, for the pupas of declaring a &doe of the surplus of the assurance fund of the Society for Iss Eve years ending on the Slat of December last. Aed further notice is hereby given, that a Second sad, ✓ Meeting will be held at the Society's dem as aforesaid, II Yawl two o'clock precisety, on Friday. the 16th day of Aoe ma for tare lira of confirming the resolution which ✓an have been to at such Speelal General Meeting. AN further is hereby given, that any person who shall Ws been insured by Use Society for two whole years may, on production of his policy, and of the last receipt for the premium *.e n , be present at such Special General ifeetimm—By order dale Directors. WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNIE, Actuary. EAST LONDON RAILWAY rEERnIIOII the THA3IIB TUNNEL), CONNECTING below LONDON BRIDGE all the RAILWAYS Mimes( LONDON NOR I If and SOUTH of the THAMIIB. -Ileseperated by the Nest lambs' Railway Oempasers AA =IL Capital £1.400.000, la 14,000 Previa/opal &tip Certificates to Bearer of £lOO each. AC to be paid on Application. and di on Allotment ; and on fully paid up Scriy,gl on Application, £lB on Allotment, and tBO on or before the 3rd September, 1865. Interest will be paid half-yearly, at the rate of five per cent. per annum, on calls paid during construction : and on fully paid shares, at Mx per cent. per annum, on the whole sinOtliii of the certificate Dom the date of allotment. DULICTOO.B. WILLIAM HAWIA, Esq., Director of the Thames Tunnel Com pany, Chairman. lawford Acland, Esq., Chairman of the Ceylon Company. Coicsel J. 8. lirowbegg. C. 8., 91, Victoria-street, Weetmlneter. John Sale Barka, Leg., Director of the West Middlesex Water Worts. Wm. Walter Cargill, lay., M.P., Director of the Oriental Bank Jes. °W"rataM ultilds. Esq., Chairman of the Wallingford and Watlingten lawn Company. N. Chubb, Seq., Director of the North London Hallway Company. John Origith frith. Esq., Deputy-Chairman of Great Indian Peninsula Railway Company. Peter Graham. fay., Queen'sroad, Regent's-park. Alfred Smee, Eaq., 6.11.9., Finsbury-circus. 10t0ni1326. John Elawkilisw, Sty., C.I. George g.obt. Stephenson, Seq., CZ. J. S. Berke, Say., C.T. SuLIC/TORS. Main. Wilson. Widows, and Carpmael, 1, Copthall-badangl. BCITZTOIIt AMU V•LUES.--E. N. Clifton, Eon. BAllitami —The Union Dank of London, and Ito 0431001100. MIMS. Menem J. and A. Scriengeour, 10, Old Broad-street. Messrs. Towgood and Strachan, 33, Thrognmeton.street. SICILITART (pro tem.)—C. S. Collard, Esq. Temporary Unlces-4. Skinner's-place. Sisslane, R.C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. The Eat Louden Railway, recommended by the Joint coa tings, of Toth betimes of parliament In the session of 188 S, and Inneteued by the Act of this Session, will accommodate in ha Nese the mod densely populated parts of the metropolis. The cost of tbe property required teethe line will be less per mile ✓atth of say other metrepolitau railway, and la sufficiently for by the estimates. The leugtb of the line, including branches, is between 7 end 8 miles, of which the fee terminal station at Liverpooletrest, and for nearly ON idle of Recourse through the most espeustve district, is par dosed jointly with the Great Eastern Railway, the one runningat *Ugh level and the other at a low level over the same property, by which arrangement fully a quarter of a million will be saved. 01 lb.soulbera side of the river, from the Thames Tunnel to the Junctions of the 1 outhern railways, the cost per toile will be Wery moderate, whilst t Tunnel Reel! has been obtainedllird with out dor of construction he at • little more than 01Wi of its _ . . 4.1.t 74 large population which this line will accommodate, and Os bitch through rates which it will receive for the traffic derived Oreatthe great Hues with which it will be connected, leave no doubt that its receipts per mile from passengers alone will mixed those of the Metropolitan Railway. But a ssumin o g the lest London receipts to be, per mile, not more than those n the Netropohtan ts Its present incomplete and undeveloped state, end calculating the recelote on , ix miles only of the East London so as substantially to confine the calculation to the Main line, the income from pasungen will be £430,880 per annum, to which must be added, for merchandise and coal, at a tow estimate, £lOO 000 ; making a total gross Mimes of £330,8 00 141 4,___ after deduction of 41 per cenL for working °streams, will wow • net income of £ 190,420, or about fourteen per cent. on the met of the line. To investors, the rapidity with which this line can be opened .war, and its seciunty from competition, are facts of ip eat merman_ es. The completion of the central station at Liverpool. ars et and nearly a mile of the line , will be greatly expedited by _ inamement (confirmed by parliament) with the Great &Man Company, which is now in possession of part of the pro =and is proceeding with the works ; the Tun nel is elan for immediate application to railway uses; so that the Ike will certainly be yielding revenue in an unusually short Item of time. The contract will provide for payment of interest half .yearly autos construction at the rate of live per cert. per annum on It. 0, 1!", sad six per cr nt. on shares fully paid up. In allotting the mum, preference will be given to app The for fully paid NO Mama Tbe holders of paid-np stock have the privilege of paying up the balance of LSO per certificate at once, under discount of six Percent per annum, which will raise the first year's interest to ilifiwards of seven per cent. registration of the rcrip, of which due notice will be given, ...certificates for /100 will be divided foto five shamed Meech. In the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be estemed_ la full. Should a less number of shares be allotted Wen are applied for the deposits will be made availabie towards „_ oo •Payriseut on allotment, stud the balance (if any) returned to "04,7tcant. Ono must be made, accompanied by payment of £8 feriii Certificate, to any a the undermentioned Batiks : The Lin, n Bank—London. The Bali, and Provincial Bank—Manchester, and its Branches. The National Beak of Liverpool (Limitedi —lAverpool. The National Provincial Bank —Birmingham. The Leeds and County Bank—Leeds TM Provincial Bank of Ireland—Dublin, and lie Branches In Tieland. The Royal gang of g eo u g pd—gdinbsigh WI Glasgow, and its Branches in geetland. Prospectuses and forms of application may be obtained of the Bankers, the !Velum at the Offices of the Company ; or of Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson, NHS mina and Co., financial agents. V, Owlet George-street, Westminster, from whom all further infer- Waticia may be obtained. EASY LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY. NOTICZ IS HERESY GIVIN, that the Kr mcwrnox MTh for the of this Company w il l be CLOG= to Loa d= seencants ea rlt Dm( ('heady). the Mat Jen& lan TO NOUOVI Medneedar. the Slat lass, for certarop applicant . CRADWICJC, ADAMSON, MlCilfNh. and Co.. 05....055i anent& No. V. Great Gleargo-strait, We *advice 7 sod .414 (rowsilest, limcbstaier. hiss.). lea The Right Honourable the Bart aIIOGAN, Chairman. Thomas Vaagiten Morgan, Req., Beaufort Lodge, Chelsea, Charms. of the South lionaington Hotel Courtney. Raney Palfrey Stephamon, Req., The Herealtege, Duppas 1111, Croydon, Mammal of the Singapore Gas Company. Captain J. C. Fitzmaurice, Brighton , al the Great Northern Rail wayway. and of the London, Brighten, sad loath Coast Rail George Masthead, llaq., Ledbury, Iderefordshine Bthitoes—The Union Bank of London and Its Branches. BIIOLICLI—AIMOOL J. and A. &dasher, 10, Ole Broadsheet, London, S.C. BOUCZTolll—Messrs. Mayhew, Salmon, and Whiting. 30, Great George-ImM Westminster. Itioninas—lleiliWil. Grata and Le lenvm, Is, Oreet George alma, Westminster. Yearns Cash and Edwards (public acceuntenta, 13, Tokeuhouse yard, Leery: and Robert Cox, Zan., Chernawalk,.Chelees. now k ae—J. W. Ring, Req. Th727ollbees-11, Greet iineleeetrielt, Westminster . p 7 ertlament authorial* the construotion a • bade* over tias Weer names from Melva to Bahamas, with approaches thereto. received the royal anent on the 25th July. 1864 The bridge will connect Chelan and Battersea, starting from Chayne-wab at Its Junction with Oakley-arse% and terminate In the Prince Alberteeed. 'Battersea, adlairdes Batterses.part. ft will be eeeareined ee the meet modern and baprowd dthisimPansign oansistharish Wieder foundations. sodformd of • width of sot Mss than 40 feet, gnaw a clear headway in the seabed 81 bet above Trinity high-water mark,. the abutments forming a portion of the proposed enthealunenta on the Surrey and Middlesex shores. A responsible contractor has agreed to complete the bridge, ready for tragic, in eighteen months for ith,ooo, taking part pa. sent Le palitup shares of the Company. If required, the so tractor Miaowed to collect the tolls of the new bridge and Battersea Bridge (which will Learn. the petty et tbe Albert Bridge Comptuy), and keep thente two in repair for the *tee of twelve months after openingOF& Albert Braden, and has authorised the Directors to retain the mishears 00 to guarantee the shareholders for the was peeled a dividend of per cent per annum, after wing all orals chrges. he During tie progress of the bill In the House of Lords very gala iary annommente were entered Into for the purchase of Batterseabridge by the Albert Bridge Company, The Albert Bridge be agreed to purchase Battersea Bridge (the oar theme to be completed on the opening of Albert tart )fat yearly rent charge of £3,000 per annum. The tolls on bridge are yearly litereaatug. Fur the year 1861 they amounted to no lees than ghlth. The tolls on the new Chelsea Bridge (free on Sundays; for the year ending March, 163, were upwards of £',ooo, and have been Increasing, taking the corresponding month of last year. at a rate exceeding £lOO a mouth. The situation of the bridge Is peculiarly favourable fer traby : it provides for Chelsea, Brampton. Kensington, end the Weet-eud of London a shorter aed better route to &thereto par& Wandsworth. Clapham, Tooling, Mitcham, and other places south of the names. The act of parliament also authorises the Company to con struct a sew street from the Llng's.road, Chelsea ( , PPotlte Oakleystrea). to the Brampton and Ifullume.road (opposite Swaser-plece). and a short road from the Lower Wandsworth. road So the Q sees rood, &thence. thus giving a direct thoroughfare from the Cromwell-road, If ensington. to Claldha• common. The great advantage the Albert Bridge possesses over the other metropolitan bridges hi— lliest. The small Kim for which the bridge will be completed : the approaches on both sloes of the river being already roads, the Compeer will not be called upon to pay compensation. Secondly. The very satisfacthry arrangements entered into with the proprietors of Battersea Bridge will give the Albert Bridge Company a clear profit of £3,000 per annum, after de ducting a sum per annum sufSident for maintenance of bridge sod expense of collecting of toils Premuning the tolls ort Albert Bridge to the tolh oo Battersea bridge, the s ha reholder will h ave clear Woos of 9 per cent. on their capital. Applicatioi, for shares may be made In the annexed form, and must be accompanied by a deposit of £1 per share. If no allot ment be made the deposit will be returned to the apphoont without &dotter:l. Prospiestrues may be obtained from Maw& J. and A. Scrieigeour, the broken of the Company et the Union J. Bank of Londe . from the Secretory, et the offices of the Cam from the Begloon ; and from the Solicitors - - PORN 01 APPLICATION PON SHAUN. To the Directors of the Albert Bridge Co Gentlenseg—liaving paid into the Union :AM London the sum of £ .losing tl per share on shares in the above Company. I request you will allot me that number of Alarm. and I hereby wee to accept the same, or any less num ber that may be allotted to see, and( undertake to pay the balance of the dean and calls thereon. Naune is full liejaenCi Occupation (U any) or Descrlption Date the day of lB6 T HE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR COMPANY (Limited). red and*: the ”Coospanies Act, 1864." illrt ie2 o o COO in 26,000 shares of £lO each. Ll lo paid on application and Li on allotment. First Issue, 10,000 Shares. Of which upwards of one thousand hays been already subscrthed. Two months at least between calls : it is not intended to call up more than CS per share. The liability of each shareholder is strictly limited to the shares subscribed antacaoas. Benjamin Cobb, laq. (Mews. B. Cobb and Co.), Bast India and China Merchant. St, Peochurch-street, London. Junes Ricks Parkinson, Esq., Plurals Biscuit Works. Stepney, and Cumberland-house, Plaistow. Lases. Pierce Power, Esq. (Rears J. H. Gamble and Co.), Yenchurch street, London. and Morrison'squay, Coot. Joseph Salmon, log.. Phasnisßiendt Works, Stepney, and Clare cilia. South Hackney. John Spurgin, , 17. Cumberlanduirest Hyde-park, London (fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, London). Henry Van Voorit. Esq., Queenh.road, Claphani.park, Surrey. BASIZI3—The W icken s, County Book, and its Branches. SOLICITOR —Henrys, Esq., 4 Tokenbouse-yard, London. lißolllo—MainTL Castello Brothers, Hi, ThrogniOrton-ogreeL London. ILlnloll—Mr. ueorge Newman. Bacsutfasi —Arthur Rut; iksq. 'napalm , Offices-2g, Lombard-street, London, LC. The whole sale Biscuit and Ship Flour Business has been ex- 1 tenelvely developed during the past few years, end now extends throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonies, and other parts Oros& Murata are now general articles of consumption, and all the leading grocers, Italian warehousemen. confectioners, and others retail them the demand is enormous, and has so crewed, that that additional means of supplying Ude favourite article of food have become Imperative. A considerable time would necessarily be required for the erection of buildings, plant, and machinery satiable for a fac tory, and dividends would consequently have beenan agree delayed; bat the Directors of this Company have entered intoagreement with Maus. Parkinson and Salmon for the purchase, on most satisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and machinery, known as rh. ?bunts Ship Biscuit Works, Estelle cross, Stepney." and the goodwill of their old-established and Increasing loudness, with the benefit of all exhales cosiness. Those building% and also the plant and machinery, posse= all modern improvement; having been rebuilt and constructed within the hut five yearn in consequence of the destruction of the former premises, &c., by ere. The hip biscuit business of Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon, which is the most exteosive in t h e kingdom, will he continued, and additional buildings, plant, and machinery will be Si once constructed for the manufacture of fancy biscuits of every kind. Mews. Parkinson and Salmon hove joined the Board of Directors, and are so confident of tbe success of the Company, that they have agreed to accept a large proportion of the pur chase money in paid up shares of the Company. The Directors are also enabled to state that they have secured the services of Mr. George Newman. as manager. Ile was for merly with Messrs. Huntley and Palmer, and aftewards with Mears. Peek. Preen, and Co., and his experience in thee arious practical departments of the business, acquired in those leading estabnaltments, emineutly qualifies him for that position. faiths Company will be in receipt of the income of the busi ness on taking possession of the premises, early Wickland/ may be relied on. Besides the Horne Trade, the Export Trans to the Colonies ts now capable of almoet indefinite , and in Biscuits Anil Kiln-dried Flour for Ships a very extendon large business can be trans . The profits on the Biscuit and Ship r our business are unusually mat compared with other branches of commercial enterprise, but as a large amount of capital is necessary for such under takings, as yet but few firms have entered into it. the Com It has been estimated that t he working capital of . piny can be tamed over on an average tour times a year, pay ing about 10 per cent. each time, or 40 per cent. per annum. The public will hare the ben e fi t of the economy arlaing from the employment of • large capital and efficient machinery, and also the guarantee of • responsible Company for the purity of the articles supplied. A copy of the memorandum and articles of 1111110C4t101:1, and of the agreement for purchase, may be seen on application at the a .ficitor's offices. Applications for shares must be accompanied by a payment of Li per share ; if no allotment be made the amount will be re turned forthwith ; if ••lees number is allotted than is applied for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied towardsthe payment of the £ 2 due on allotment, and tha ba lance, if any, returned. licaP ree p ec tuses and forms of applications for shares may be had of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at Use dices of the lIOAN op APPLICATION FOR Munn. To the Director' of the Steam Biscuit and Flour Company (limited). Oestlemen,—Havlng paid to your Bankers the SUM Of S of ClO . I hereby request that you will allot ma shame each in the Steam Biscuit sad Flour Company f Limatodl sad hich I hereby to accept such shares, or any less number w mbe Aottud to me , and I authorise you to enter my name on the register of members of this Company ea a member thereof. I ma. gentlemeo:. Name in full Address in full Profession or oceupstket N 11. abould no a bate llotment be made the deposit will be re tuned In loll. rgt. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, a sever falling remed,y, pre p are d without my amitenitsl lmyrediest, from the recipe of De. ficott, will be laudteraluebie to all who eager from billow sod liver complaints. lacwillod. wind. swim &Wham. disdneee of the mad ha Yoe habitual criatimeem. m a family aperient abeataaaa ad as a parifier of the blood, they are truly excellent mild la their operatics and grateful to the stomach, they create aopeina Pronto" B oll" arid stimitisa He whole mamas imam laid by bert. itheabiet,t, 11.1 mi Willarawireet, labsitatorma mad by most dreWeta t ia looms. ta. led. sad la ad. Be wire to aek for Dr. Beater Maw wed law Pills. The gamine are la a Maws (reap AMMO. edit Wane lambert " megraved the Wilt* way: Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co., Lombard-stroet, London. The Union bank of London, Prlnoesatreet, LC. The Agra and Idaaterman's Bank iLunited), Nicholas-lane, London. Messrs. !smith, Payne, and Smiths, Lombard street, London. The National Bank, London, Dublin, and its branches in Ireland. The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches in Sostiand. Ihe Consolidated 'Bank London and Manchester. Messrs. J. Horned and Co..iverpooL Achim& Mann. 'Aunties, Son, and Pearce, 9, Angel-oourt, E.C. London. Messrs. Foster, Braithwaite, and Co., 97, Authitriars. Messrs. Taunton and Co., Liverpool. Messrs. dhore and Kirk. Manchester. Messrs. McKwen and Auld, Glasgow. Of all the enterprises of a commercial character, none has ever excited so much attention and Interest as that of the Atlantic Telegraph Company. The reason of OTIS Is perfectly obvious, the Immense political importance of the Company, as well as t oe enormous profit to be anticipated by its shareholders, together with the mientltic in. terest attached to it, combining to a degree not found In any en terprise having commercial profit for lie legitimate end. An enterprise so important, and now beoonsin, so compare. tively easy to accomplish, appeals not only to the great commer cial Interests of Europe and America, but to the sympathies of all classes In both countries; Its bone n+ to peso, and cnUlsLLun It is Impossible to estimate. The near approach cf the period when the cable Is to be laid Is already the cause of much excitement amongst all who are aware of the fact. The date for the Great Eastern steam skirls departure with the cable is actually fixed for the sth July. about • fortnight from the present date, and It Is not too much to say that from the hour of her leaving the ' , hole continent of Europe and America will be Intent upon watching bar process. ills Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has testified his warm Into eat In the under taking by personally Inspecting the cable on board the Great Eastern about three wee lcs ago. The exceptional character of the undertaking further shown by her Majesty's government granting the service of two of her Majesty's men of war steamers, the Terrible and the Sphynx, to accompany the Great Eastern, and mast in the operation or lay ing the cable. In calculating the rate of profit of this undertaking, of course everything depends upon 'the scale of charges adopted for the transmits . on of messages ; the first tariff agreed to with her Majesty'a government was fixed at 2a ed. per word, subsequently increased to le. per word, but as the time arrived when the cable would be ready for actual use, It was seen that the mess of busi ness this Company would Immediately find offered to it would so far neutralise the benefit of It by completely choking the line. theta representation to the Lords of the Treasury within the last few day won the subject has led their lordships to consent to the Company, until 14 September next, experimentally t• charg ing, without restric ion, such rates for messages ea the Company may,on full consideration, deem reasonable and proper :" and it Is fully expected that by this arrangement the net profits will reach one million sterling per annum. The capital of the Company is composed as follows, viz. £lOO,OOO five per cent. debentures. £600,000 eight per cent. preference shares (of which the pre sent issue forms the balance). £900,0e0 ordinary shares. The amount required to pay 6 per cent. inte rest on £1.00,099 debentures is £5,000 per annum The amount required to pay the preference dividen.l of ti per cent. ou 1.000,000 (of which the present issue forma the balance) £i6,000 The amount required to pay 4 per cent. on £0300,900 ordinary capital Is mow „ Making a total of of £903 , 000 per annum surplus income. Half the amount ot any revenue above the said L 77,000 la available for yearly bonus to the holders of the said 8 per cent. Preference shares. Therefore. on the above-mentioned calculation the total avail able dividend and bones would amount to above 76 per oent per annum, in addition to the 8 per cent. preference as above making an estimated total dividend of 84 per cent per annum on these preference shares, leaving, Mier deduction of even 00 per cent. for the formation of a renewal fund fur laying down a new cable, 61 p dier cent. dividend, of which 8 per cent. would be pre ferential vidend, secured by set of perliament. What the price of these shares will be a month heart, with such prospects, it Is difficult to say, espedally as the figures given above do not in the opinion of persona competent to judge at all represent the maximum probable receipt, ; but taking them so the basis for calculation, and considering the continue de mand there must be for messages, consequent upon the ever I increasing businete between the Continent of Europe, England, and America, and bearing in mind that this cable will complete the line of telegraph between flan Francisco and India, it is not improbable that, by the time th it t legraph communication bet • een England end America is an accomplished fact, these shares may he worth LA or Elf, premium per share. From the phalanx of talent existing in the scientific advisers of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and from the fact that the laying of the cable hen been entrusted exclusively to the eminent contracting company who have had charge of the manufacture of it, and whose rtaff of engineers and electricians have success fully laid most of the existing cables, whether laid in deep or shallow seam, it may well be believed that every precaution has been taken to ensure the succi Wei laying of this cable. This achieved, the only bar to the shares attaining the high value which every one acquainted with the undertaking pia es them at is removed. This risk, however, may easily tie assessed when it is mentioned that leading Insurance Companies and Lloyd's have node. writteo policies embracing every risk of laying, in sulation, &c. , at 26 guineas per cent., showing their conddence in the result anticipated. Finally, the Directors of the several Companies interested in the enterprise folly anticipate being able to report each day , during the laylug the ['vow able progress all believe In, and of the success Wan uldertaking which all look upon as a national work. It will be seen from the proposed allotment of the shares that the distribution of them Is intended to be made upon as wide a huts as possible, so as to give the whole of the applicants the assurance of receiving an allotment, and of being permitted to Join an unexampled commercially profitable as well as politi cally important undertaking. Prospectuses and terms of application con be obtained of the Credit Fonder and Mobiller of England (Limited) (Alfred Lowe, Esq..Becretary), at their offices. 17 and 18, Cornhill KC., London : of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (Limited) (W. C. Winterbottoce, Emu, Becretaryl, at their offices, 27, Ism street : abo of the Atlantic Telegraph Company (George Seward. Fact., secretary). at their races. IS, St. Helen's-place, EC., Lon , don of the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited) (W. ithater, Faq., Secretary), at their °Mast 64, Old Broad-street: or of the Brokers or Bankers: but no application will be entertained unless the sum of Cl per share on application has been paid to one of the Company's Bankers on the number applied for. Zesty applicant will receive an allotment, but paidwless number be allotted than is asked tar, the smount ill be applied towards the £4 par share due on those allotted. London, June 19, 1866. RIGHT PERCENT. PREFERENCE SHARD; of the ATLANTIC TEL EG RAP if COMPANY. lasso of 60,000 Shares, Si each. No To the Directors of the Credit(Limited Fonder and McNair of England ). Gentlemen, —Haring paid to the' Bank➢the sum of , belt* Al per share en 8 per cent. preference shsres of RS each In the Atlantis Telegraph Company above mentioned, I request you will allot me shares In the said Company upon the terms of the prospectus Issued by you, and I agree to accept such sham or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of g 4 per share thereon dee on allotment.— I am, Gentlemen, your obedient 'errant, Vaud signature Name and surname in toll Profession, trade, or occupation Residence Date June, 1866 • Wort bankers' num "rOZNAITEI 00PAHINE MEGA the only ol French sesparseas adopted le the Purls Academy sad Lairs Oder - of @lessor, as the vapor of Itern. column Wawa. Lloyd, Arad, sad Loves Clerk t" leaast,' Nor 1111), sans b os rear of sk doss Mho [sort ar dear at O. JOZSGSUM, hear abster, 414 Siersersk Tor fres or nor* al 4s. 61. PROMPBCTI.M. This Company Is formed for the purpose of purchasing, work- 1 beg, and further developing several valuable and Ostensive tea , agates in Upper •111•112, In British ladle. These estates, which will be conveyed to the Company pe rtl y is freehold and partly on perpetual team, comprise In ell sot lees than 10,000 acres, chie fl y of fine forest land, the bulk of which is admirably adapted for tea cultivation, and are intuited in the district of Luckimpore, at a distance of from six to twenty miles fr om 11th ooghur, the p rincipal station, in proximity to the ricers 'Regd. Dikhom, Dehing, Tiplin. and other streams, end to the two chief coeds of the district. They possess the advantage of a considerable supply of local labour, and the suitableness of the totality for tea planting, so to soil and climate, has been suMciently proved by the success with which the cultivattea bee hitherto been attended, both In these gardens end in cheesed the principal oompaniee already established In that part of Amain. ißetween Dibrooghur and Calcutta there Ls constant communi cation by steamer; affording facilities for the supply of Im ported labour to the factories, and for their other requirements, as wen as for the oonveyance of their produce to Calcutta. Of these plautatioos 1,086 acres are planted in tea prdens, the particulars of which ere subjoined. The produce of the estates LW obtained a high reputation in the London market. A minimum yearly dividend of 10 p. r cent. oo the paid-up capital, payable half-yearly. has been guaranteed, in part by i rie.tdou of the purchase mania in other part by the placing , of • competent sum of cash in the hinds of the Directors, and also by the deposit of the debentures in which the purchase moneys are to be paid, the whole of which securities afford, In the judgment of the Directors, a most ample security for a divi dend et £lO per cent. during the first three years in case of need, 1 bet which the Directors, however, do not coutemplate will arias. After the expiration of the third year, es nearly ell the Dan lions will be In full bearing, It is confidently expected that coon deathly, larger dividends will be progremively realised. and the attestations from which this result is arrived at have been made altogether eiclualvely of any return from the sale of tea seed. The price for the property has been fixed at £101,600 payable by annual instalments, with tetrad at 6 per sent, extending over • period of five years, as follows Me: On allotment of shares ram Mat July, 1806 90 . 0 1 1807 1 Egg 1566 „ „ 1870 Total C 140.100 Provisional contracts for the purchase of th e estates lave bees •theitted. Pleven thousand shares have already been applied for. No promotion money whatever will be paid, and the prellmloory • :peones lei .l be ..tvictty confined to what are indispensable to the formation of the Company. It has been stipulated that. in order to give the Company the benefit of his knowledge and experience, one of the vendors should join the Ofreelliso. The articles of association and provisional contracts may be seen at the °dices of the Company. la consequence of Inquiries which have already been made, the Directors have decided to receive a limited number of applica tions tor shares fully peld.up, perticipating in the dividend from the date of payment. AppliCationil for thane to be made In the accompanying forms to the Company's Brokers, Bankers, or Secretary, from whom prospectuses can be obtained. London, June, UM PARTICULARS OF THE ESTATES OP THE CHUBWA TEL COMPANY OF ASSAM (Limited). I. The Chabwa Katate, pun hued from Mews. James Warren and Nephew, militate of Ealtjan, Dikorn, Sealkatie, Chubws, Sem, and Haiti Allee Feet vies and meta, all in the Lucklen. pore district, on the banks of the D.khom and Sesta rivers, end on the made leading from Ibbroogbur to Jeypore and Itudya, at a distanos from the station of from six to 10 miles. Extent of land, 5,800 area ; of which 52b are planted, and of the fol- lowing ages, via. : DSO sem 4 years old and upwards, and In the nth year. 180 „ 3 „ or In the Srd year. 40 2 or in the End year. 15 „ 1 tlo or in Ms lat year. Total.. 626 Tbs Tinsel Estate, purchased from the upper Assam Tea Company (Limited), consists of the Factories of Tine, Run saris, and Enders, *II la the Lackimpors district, on the banks of the Dibroo and Vogel rivers, sod along the roads from Ddwooghor to Jeypore and Budya„ varying In distance from the station from 12 to 20 miles. Extent of land, 6.000 sores; of which WI are ptanted, an of the following age., viz. 16,6 germ old onitivation. 263 „ plant of 163142. 163 „ „ 186243. 61 „ „ 1663454. 43 „ „ 186445. T0ta1.... 660 .. 3. She Wilton Fatale, purchased from William Thomson, req., consists of Wilton, Lingrai, Baronee Corea, and Tiplin Factories and granta, and Dibrooginu grant with Bangslow, all in the TipkLeonora dt,tric ti k us the banks of the Dikhom , Debut& and lin rivers, loon of both aides the Jeypore road, at a distance from the station of frees 14 to 20 miles &dent of land, 6,600 acres: of winch 600 are planted, and of the following ages, cis.: 30 scree old cultivation. 103 „ plant of 166143. 104 „ „ 185243. 233 „ „ 10044. 60 144446. 50 „ just planted. T0ta1.... 600 POill OP APPLICkTION POP. FULLY PAID-OP MUM No To the Directors of the (Li Chmit ed ubwa Tel Company of Assam ). Gentlemen.- Raving paid to your beakers the sum of being a deposit of lOa per share on fully paid-op shares in the above Comeau I hereby request that you will allot me that number: and 1 •groo to become a member of the said Compamy, aud to accept such shares. or an. leas number you may allot me. or in Masan thereof that the deposit shal l be forfeited , and I authorise you to enter my name In the register of members in respect of the shares you will allot to me. Name in lull Residence Date 10111 OF AFPLIOATIOF FOS PARTLY PAID-UP MAUL To the Directors of the Cbubwa Tea Company of Amon (Limited). Gentlemen,--ilaring paid to your bankers the sum of C being a deposit of Ms. per share on partly paid-up shares in the above Company, i hereby request tha you wiu allot me that 11 un3her ; and I agree to become a member o ut the said Company, and to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot me, or in default thereof that the deposit shall be for feited . and I authorlee you to enter name in the register of rs membe in respect of the shares you will allot to ma. Name In toll Residence Date GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE BROW 11.00118.—NOTICE of REMOVAL from 147, Hoondsditch, In consequence of the late fire. -J. D 11711113 an d PONS b.g to hems their Mends, merchants, aad the *wade. Mat they have removed to their temporary SHOW BOOM, Nand 17, coanntsciALorsisr, wiurncasna. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED 1 This query Is worthy oonsideration by everyone maim to retain the inestimable bleselng—sigitt for on correct know ledge as to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the metaled', of preserving deer vision to the mid of life. What Be denciancy Is determined a nicety of discrimination most be used in adparable apting lenses of the exact power that will supply the loth or irre injury will result. Optthalensekulike medical quack', do incalculable mischief by their Iperent pretension, as is peeved by the Metims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors. Sorely, It were wiser to ask advice from some optician of repute, and avoid risk to one's sight. The old Arm of Thom e& Minis and Sca (established 17110), eqprodt• the British Museum'-gate. London, having specially attended to the menu • tore of spectacles are enuthetent to advise on all tart per tains the remedying defective vision by the accarate adepts. gee of the knees, sidkomatically true, of the requisite poirer. and also by the Nazism Woollen of a theotacie frame - (which Is likewise important) of the teem most Mooring the thee. WaZFORIYII FLUID MaiGNESLL—Tbe al pretension f ar thirty pairs have approved al Oh pare solution of sagessin as tar beat randy for In alas soachie Warders every kind ; and a a mild 'operant it t h th os l daily Mooted for ladles sad children. Prepped 1/114141FOZD sad Ca., Ildismistd, as— M. For Lando% lad tampion& the all peeialie tansids. sad Omalien-•ese Said DeasS world erd sad 01. ra sa sulk bottM sal rod Mad over tae ark. PROBPICTUB. This Company has been formed by the amalgamation of the foling London firms, for the pupae of carrying on and en. lead iow ing their business se mareants soda the Joist Stock Com panies Act with limited liability : Messrs. Robinson and Fleming. „ Bedlam Alexander and Co. Lane, Hanka', and Co . Itxpertenee shown that undertakings established upon the principle of limited liability can ivlly carry out the most watidental operatives of banking sad nuance, and the directors feel wired that mercandis dansections will sow be even more freely euersded to a ro,l=ii teemed than to private lima. is it believed that the pub li cation cd s shad, with the security ego rd by a large uncalled capital, will, when combined with the personal umileileffleat of a board of ex perienced me chants, attract Mashie's of the bed class, under permanently favourable coaditions. The basis of the arrangement with the amalgamated firma la as follows : 1. AU the thibillUes arid obligations of each bowman to be liquidated altogether Judi pendently of the Compsoy, except where any such may hereafter be agreed to be taken over by the board ma new and desirable busbies. 2. The partners of each house hind themselves not to enter into any fresh mercantile operatic= in &island of a dmliar character during ten yews ; and the oompletecess of the hatudsr, with the efficient management of each particular class of bud nee., t he endued by m a ma members of the three One Filming board and as directors. The qualification of each director Is flied by the articles of mediation at £lO,OOO to be bald in the stook of the Company. & The total good-will of the amalgamated firms will be taken, one-third in shares, with ASO paid, and two-tkirds in debenture', payable, with 6 per cent interest. is equal annual instalments over ton years; Uwe identifying the interests of the vendors completely and continuously with that of thiCompany. Tits total amount thus pai d to the three firms for goodsrlid In shame and debenture. wi be £376,000, Wilds sass Is calculated upon their actual profits for three years without vitimalingany increase from new business, or swings which will be effected by the ania/gentation, and assuming only the present profile of the united firma, a large dividend may therefore be anticipated on the paid-up capital, from the ettabliahment of the Company. The amalgamated grins, and their immediate connections, are prepared to subscribe for • large portion of the proposed capital but, as it is believed that the influence and prosperity of the Company will be increased by establishing it on a wide and public basis, and that many investors will gladly wise the oPlior inlay of than becoming merchants without the unlimited risks of partnership. the Directors have decided to open the subscrip tion to the public. To meet the wishes of those who may dedre to pay spat once the amount that is intended to be called on the shares, it has been decided to allow such prepayments to the extent of kW per share, and such shares will thee rank for dividend in proportion to Use amount paid up. A separate form of application for such Wane is annexed. There will be no promotion money paid for the formation of the Company. Applications for shares, accompanied by a remittance for the deposit, may be made to the bankers and brokers. The articles of assoclaUos are open for inspection at the °Mee of the sob:Kora. MIDI 07 APPLICATION t he Y SHAILIIL (To be retained by Bankers.) No Te the Directors of the London Merchants Company tLimlted). Gentlemen. —Haring pald to your bankers, the o(E being a depcolt of E 2 per slum es slams in the above Compan,y. I hereby request that you will Ad me that number. and I agree to accent such chum or any Isis number you may allot to me, and I agree to topay the sum of A 8 per share on allotment, and I authorise you insert lay name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signalises Name in fan Residence Prelacies Dela . 1114. 1011[ OF APPLICATION YON £6O anketa) PAID•IIP MAIM (To be retained 14 the It No. To the Directors of the London Merchants Compan7 (Limited). Oentlemen,—Having paid to your banters, , the sum of A , Delon a depadt of et per share oa Mares to the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number of LW paid-up shares; and I agree to accept such shares or any ler number you may allot to me on the terms of the prospectus: and I wee to pay the balsam of the amount—vls., kan per share—on allotment, aid dun the articles of essociatiou of the Company when required • and I authorlse you to 'newt my name on the it register of members for the number of shares allotted to lac Usual signature Name In full ileSidellCO PTOIESIIOII .. Dsta UM. ALL IRON WORN. Tri IST. LNCHAIS IRON WORK COMPANY. mold S t Paocras.road. Lawton. N.W JO. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packet.' . SUPPLIED ID.* PRIES MEDAL PARAFLNE CANDLE& TO HER MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. JC. and J. FIELD'S NSW OINDLS requires . so bolder, poor, or earapto_ftts aey eensiesues.ims Dame to the sod. fOLD xvitaywixtur. J 0. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard en . CHAMOIS CANDLor eissiOloesa. tatty tram Am and mammy. THEIR N.Z IS ON lIVERY CANDLS JC. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, 'manufacturers of the celebrated UNITED 131.1tVICII eOAP; manufacturers of the New Patent Hard. seueume Chamber Candles: manufacturers of the Pam Medal Paroling Candles. AS SUPPLIED TO HEE MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT. TR RES /I E R and °LENNY, UXT DOOR to solantsaniorn. BTRLND. The oely establishment In Leaden for Use following Articles: BUSIMILIt ANGOLA SUITS. THRESHER'S INDIA TWIRD SUITS . THRESHER'S INDIA GAMS WAISTCOATS. THRESHER'S KASHMIR SHIRTS. THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRESHER'S MILITAIIT SHIRTS. THILICHISICS OVERLAND TRUNKS THRESH KR'S INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS. TILRESHER'S METALLIC LINKD B►OB,RUNKB. THRESIIKITS LIDIA CABIN BAWL N.8.-OE7IRn SUPPLIED for INDIA, CHINA, sad the OOLO NIES, sad detailed 'bd. of the articles regaired for dy e and appointment w il l be forwarded on apeeteatloa . _ _ T GIINGING, TRAVELLING, and SEASIDE ..111.4 SUITS In various mixtures sod substance. toads to order In short time, at 105. Strand. N.B.—Overcoats for the present season on hand. HAMILTON sad KHIPTON, 106, STRAND, oppodte &star-hall.A- MIDSIIMMBR, HYAMandeo. and theBOYS. 68 and 87 OXFORD-firmer. TM OM 'stabMimeo% in the Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following garments may be selected ia all fabrics. styles, and sixes: Boys' K n i c kerbocker Sululia. 6d. to Ms. Boys' Westminster and Osborne Suit. Boys' Mon, Karroo, and Rugby Salta Boys' Light Cape Overcoat. &vs' Jackets for the season los. ed. to 21$. Boys' Serviceable Vests sa. 6d. to 7s. 6d. Boys' Serviceable Trainees UTAH and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTM ENT. .I.JL No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Mime date weer. „ L Oentlemen's Order Department. L Boys' (nothing for immediate wear. „ 4. Boy and Youths Order Department. „ a Habit end Livery Department. & Bats and General Hosiery. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrellas, A imam of quality and economy is strictly adhered to fa atl the above departments. Products' Branches—Biroilngham, 21,22, and 21, New etreet; Leeds, St. MOW*: and Dewsbury, /kite:sic Ave lIPTURE S. -- The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING 0111111 A N TRUSS, acting effecensdly with out say cooplicatione, is recommeoded by the faculty for the care and relief of hernia. The necessan guilty d a good truss Is an efficient of power, without unnecessary pressure on the part affected. IrMai desirable object is alone ~nod In a truss unencumbered with straps, spiral springs, or pad behind. —J. NOG and tb., 1, Piamdilly, W. WHITZ and BOUNDTEICTII are indispensable to roman Anemone's mad Is heath and loonevity by Me maeticattan et food. ROMLANDW ODOISTO, or DiNTORICII, compounded of °Mosta logredienie, is at bountletabie tabs in and beauttfyinyg rin be cs teeth, strteMthenleg the gums, and in sing a to tbe breath. It eradicates tutor the= g isseoves mob aim:test decay. m r =soi and preserves the swish to whisk Imports a whitener Us inestaabie= parties hove einobied gm penninests a/ ro‘P and the may al Europe, and it is IliliVelliiny is MO mats. PrLos Is. ad. per boz. Bold at M. Itatten-owdoa. and by Meentists and Perfumers. Ask tor ../towtandit Moans." DR. OIILVERWILL on MARRIAGI : OMlsalless Hippboa. sad bows Womb. ANT Mos la Wass. OsroDUI :as lather. PllOl BATHS. b. Maw lailbe dal Marls" AS Ds. C.'s prolessisaal raldsmosCa. L Gnat llsr(boevests.alsesL W. Alba ID* 1001-Gals abed Takla Da/10. IL IL. 111. Ilt. Xszlids-leiltaad LD. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE (azurra's nascaume.) FRANCS. La Prance states that an arrangement with the Paris cabmen for the oessation of the strike is ex pected to be made this evening. SPAIN. MADRID, Jmnt 19. The Corresponderwia says the Civil Guard at Valencia have captured a waggon laden with arms and ammunition, two cannons, and 92 shells. The govern ment have refused to grant the request of the late Captain-General of Valencia for an in quiry into his oonduct. The same journal states that General Prim has gone to Capreca, to visit General Garibaldi. The Telegrafo of Barcelona asserts, on the contrary, that he has gone to see his old friend, Omar Paths. The Correspondent - in of this evening states that there is no foundation in the rumour that the Spanish Ambassadors at Paris and Rome had tendered their resignation. THE AGITATION IN SPAIN. - - "The news from Spain, " says the liidipendassee Beige, "confirms what we said of the danger the liberty of the press runs in that country on account of the plots last discovered. The closing of the casinos and other public places is also spoken of. On the subject of the orders given to General Pant to proceed to Madrid, questions have been put in the Chamber of Deputies. The minister replied that it was necessary to adopt this pleasure because wherever the government discovered insurrectional symptoms it was informed that the name of Count de Neuss was mentioned as that of a leader to be given to the rebellion." The deenir National says :—" The Spanish government is till ing back upon exceptional laws, which betrays weak ness and anxiety. A bill has been presented •to the Senate for suspending the last guarantees of the press. The preamble is a proof of weakness and powerlessness. 'No government is possible,' it says, in the face of a press which shows itself aggressive upon every point. A term must there fore be put to the violence of the public discussions of the press upon certain essential questions, ,or i the government of the country must be abandoned to the audacious men who, to the terror of peace ! ful and intelligent people, wish to subject it to - their dictatorship.' " THE CAPE MAIL The mall steamship Roman arrived at Plymouth yesterday front the pope with 125 passengers and die usual mails, 769 bales wool, 106 bales skies, 7 packages skies, 116 wet hides, 2,265 bags sapper cm, 76 packages old copper. sundry email mass sad paresis of wine, sod 3 eases of old calm, value 5001. Among the passengers is Mr. Baines, the Embed traveller. The Roman left Table Bay on the 15th ; St. Helena, 78th ; Amonsioe, 29th May ; sod Madeira, June 12. At the Cape all was quiet oe the frontier, but Maumee clot:Mies existed es to the rebel:ChM of war. The °ape Tam Advertiser sad Mail says :—" In soy case, it isnot psobsbls that hostilities can be averted for any lengthened period, although no immediate apprehension of their Out break is entertained." Prom other sources it IDIA doubted if there was existing ocomion present or prospective to fear ano ther satire war. It was stated that there was • likelihood of • rupture between the free state republic and Les Pam, a petty chief of the Basuto tribe and a vassal of the perms:oust chief Hashish. Is the Fri:eget state of affairs it wm sot unlikely that sush an occurrence might lead to a general war. Trade was still limited in the colony through the late mobs:ram meets at Port Elizabeth and the stagnation at Natal. 'Eke barque Reboot, from Liverpool fer the Cape, went ashore is beating up to an anchorage in Table Bay as the night zit the 9th May. She became • wreck, and the vend and cargo bad bees sold foe 1,8001. The ship Naturalist, from Calcutta for Loodoe, out 62 days, was spoken with on the sth May in lat. 35 S., long. 20 R., m od reports having es board 4 men, the only sere vivors of the mew of the ship Van Capellan, Captain Sewell, of Liverpool, from Calcutta for Hull, which OMNI capsized on the 16th March, in lat. 6 &Jong. 83 R., in emsequenee of the cargo having shifted. The 4 men were picked up is s boat in s most exhausted Mete, having been driven about for 15 days, daring which time they were ems. penal to live oe human flash. Captain Sewell is not maw those who ware saved.—Bester's Telegram. THE LATE DUNA OF NORTHUNDINILLND. --The widow of the late Dake of Northumberlaed has intimated her wish to give to the National Lifeboat lastitatios the cost of s lifeboat, its equipment and transporting conies% is mo m of her late husbaed, who was f or many pus the of of the Lifeboat lostitetica, mid Who took t ic s so hamlet in its objects. The duchies added that she would like the lifeboat to be called the Algoma and lasasice—their waited naines—and suggested that it might be pieced es the Northumbeilitud easel, the satins county of the late duke. Du Berry's delicious health restoring Itevalints Ambits Toed oozes, plow medlethe or tooseveeessoß pois T =upsuem.oo,2l6B,o"). ik dearth. Cousumptiod, Nervous, MOIRS. User, and atoms* eomplazds: sad same far tines um rest la otb remelliss. Wee mum seutheN7.--Div Duty end Oa. No. 77, lagerierdreek Lauder. M. fug Ina M tia.; ILL, Is. MI. Alhe...2lsewelkeli possra,. Atescsemees.l