The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-16 00:00:00

111• 0 ' r 7# ' 7' ar ‘*irn` ~/~A't- S 44 rt%gi 4. . LONDON, FRIDAY IVENINO, JUNE 16, 1865. No. 5,88 4 1 (STAB[PTD, Id. ADDITIONAL] —Early oel bed eire sal be ea V. a~.r d dais Tao set d tai the far No. N widow biegi d 000 tans ad" V. grado"." W. .park. i e wife ci DOW. rim. m*. surf mos" we!. D l.l wits a 1. b e birlo"a Baas Mg 1•0 11 " ,§4 la s NO IS ' tiire, t se▪ ye, 41•141,•" t - 1 t; We rim ii!Z 444. irety ta k 7l I WI 17,U adima gash a to ma, Sta. 1k; ; Tu. NONA lk • 'Melo AMP :V I UM i Lid I 40 ASS 5!!! • awe MCC 1. 4 i: i i i Mu miu fon mix FRAM LIVEZPOO QUEENSTOWN TO NSW YORK. TW I C I A WILL. LINKRPOOL, NEW YORK, and rigUISDBLPILi STEAIt-SRLP COMPANY Intend d•- thia fa-powereda l dwbuilt Inn &mew Steam rwoiled States s ra.oll LIVERPOO for NEW YORK. am ro w by the mall steamers salling m ezz i rdnet u dg ; %misfit autsslot according to the aceo 011 ay he Yridayn and heturday's Meamem le mamas. p asess m ia d olzdas a full supply of cooked provision& NOW" pr the United States, and ilittlah Columbia. * to wn on vary advautageous terma—For further par =7. f a* to Wr- 11 . 4 . 11 IN KAN, ItWateretreet Liverpool : ;Ton oh MACEY, 61, Wrlblierealmet. Lemke. EABT LONDON RAILWAY ITIDLOUGII the THAN= TUNNIL), 00132‘11X0 below LONDON 3810011 all the ILULWAYS intotiLollDON NORTH aad SOUTH of the TRANI& ual imeed by Us East 1004012 Railway Company's Act, 1865. LL400,000, r . v.is opmetstonel 4 4.1 osettfioatee to Bearer of MOO each. —• be NW oe Applkatlom and Ad on Anon:mm.l : and on ~a r paw Bertp.at on Appheattom Ala en Allotment, sad Alm or Wort the ard September. lado. ....Amine paid haLf-yeally at the rate of deeper mat. per ea has ;aid durtnii conatruation . and on fully Ladd rsah at all per mat. per mums, on the whole amount of eek•to hum the data of Oatmeal, mlularenal tratAll RAWLS. Req.,ilireiter of the Thames Tunnel Com p*, Oakum ja w miss& laq,, Chairman of the Ceylon Convoy. NOW J. s Brownetßi. C. 8., 91, Victoria-strest, Wistmineter. Mat lais Barker , Rao , Director et the West Ilidd , esex Water Wan it , wow poop, Req., 11. P.. Director of the Oriental Bank J . L IN TR., Chairman of the Wallingford and Watliulitioli Pater Iro.Director of the North London Railway Company. ais trim zsq.. Dainty-Charms at Great Indian I* rearm DR., Quess'croad, Regent's-park. Ages goo, lliobary-cirena. EIPIMMIZMAL John Hawkehaw, Ise., C.R. George Robt. Stephenaon, C.E. I. IL Burke, Esq., m o m woos, Bristow, 71171 - iiipeeinel, 1, Copthall.bulldlugs. &AMOR Ann VaLuda—g. N. Clifton, Esti JAMMU —Mi. Union Bank of London, and its branches. nitonlina. Neon. J. sad A. Seri/owns, 10, Old Broadotreet. Mara Torgood and Sanctum, 33, Throgmortonstreet. sorsa:Aar (protern.)—C. 8. Collard, Req. ?wow" 02080-4. skinner's -place, diao-lane. LC. Ike yet London Railway wellr coon piste the Metropolitan OM el railways, recommended by the joint committee of bethberes al perltament, in the session of DOW DOW, as sanctioned by the Act of this Session, will com mas' withjunctions with the Brighton, South London, South Bork and North Kent Railways, near New-cross, accommo. Wl* la its oeurse the Surrey and thenraereial Docks, the Log an pa th s. sad the Erg of London, and will terminate in the .st a meat, terminal Retrain LiverpociaMest. There will tiameth to the Great Bantam through which canneeloos Ale formed with the North Loudon and the London and North Railways ; and the line will pus through and mama. ne the Important districts of Newerose Bentford, Rother aim. Wapping, St. George-in-the-East, Liatehouse, Stepney, lietheal-greee, Bishopegata. and Shoreditelt. and AIM re outlet by the princpal railways of the kingdom to lbsrest densely populated parts of the metropolis. Ibilerminus Liverpool-greet being in the centre of the Wars part of the City, situate close to the Bank and the Ex- Idep, rust of necessity command for this line the largest rillelleiltan omnibus traffic within and out of London. It will drama biterrhange of traffic with the Metropolitan Railway, and Baugh that line with the Greet Northern, the Great vdoea, and the IfidLtud Railways, and it must become prat tles City Tennant/ of the London, Brighton, and South Gill Reaway. its extraordinary expansiveness of metropolitan railway Wit has now been most abundantly demonstrated. The Brielebtan Railway, with only St miles opened, and the Mari of the City as yet unreached, carries more than the Great Eastern with 665 miles; it tM London and South Western with 613 mire ; air Midland with ell miles opened : and the receipts from mile, per week, exceed by more than 50 per cent. rt=r per eeelpts per mile per week for passengers and goods, efts levee great railways having termini in London. The meted the property required forth, tine will be less per mile Om that of any other metropolitan railway, and is sufficiently for by the estimates. The length of the line, Including branches, le between 7 and 8 miles, of which the Irad [x the terminal station at Liverpoolatreet, and for nearly on mile of its course through the mod expensive district, is pur ebred Jointly with the Great Eastern Railway, the one running at skirt level and the other at a low level over the same property, by which arrangement tally a quarter of a million will be saved. Os the southern side of the river, from the Thames Tunnel to Be functions of the southern railways, the cat per mile will be wry moderate, whilst the Tunnel itself ham been obtained with int tisk of construction at a little more than one-third of lie eking east the cost of construction Is fixed beyond doubt by arrange ✓s*. concluded with Mews. Brassey, Lucas, and Witham for Stratraok at prices which will make the total cut of the weeks ✓widerably less than the amount allowed in the Parliamentary earth The revenue to be derived from this line can be estimated with steal eattehry. The ordinary receipts of the Metropolitan Railway are now one than £746 per mile per week from passengers only ; and heexpeeses for the half-year ending December 31, her, were LI per cent. on the then receipts. This revenue Is derived from Aso connecting, at one end only, the terminus of one Great Seek Line with the City, whilst the Pit London will not only waned Three Great Southern Lifts with the City, but will also awned them with the whole of the Northern and Eastern pros ot Railways. The large population which this line will accommodate, and be high through rates which It will receive for the traffic derived Ism the great lines with which It will be connected, leave no doubt that its receipts per mile from passengers alone will treed thou of the Metropolitan Railway. But assuming the bet London receipts to be. per mile, not more than those on the Netropobtan in Gs present Incomplete and undeveloped state, tad calculating the receipts on six miles ouly of the East London Isliway, so as substantially to confine the calculation to the sir line, the income from passepassengers will be .59.30,880 per ram, to which must be added, for merchandise and coal, at a low Ulmer, 1100 000: making a total gross income of 1338,880: 61646, atm. deduction of 41 per cent for working eepenses, will have a net income of o:196.to8, or shoat fourteen per out, on he odd of the line. Te 'Avestan, the rapidity with which this line can be opened brindle, and its security from competition, are facts of riot *atom. The completion of the central station at Liverpool. reek sad nearly a mile of the line, will be greatly expedited by re arrangement (confirmed by pediment) with the Groat Irian Company, which L now In pouemloa of part of the pave NV, and is proceeding with the works: the Tunnel is also waft for immediate application to railway pas; SO that the will certainly be yielding revenue in an unusually short Tka Noce of thee. bhareholders of the Thames Tunnel Company agree to Me the principal pert of their purchase money in shares of the !Away Company, and other extensive property required for reline will be paid for In like manner. tharderhig then— I. The position of Mb line as a connecting link between the pet Rues of railway communication north and south of the Thieve • jsMM yowl. mi. Pow w . V. G. ay Oa" Nara ; : ble Z Oaairlei Bat' ardiaa. Talents ES& 1 of W. 0' ire a & lain L ii• worthoB tew-p••— rer-squirh., ie MOP Naas to tall Addams Praia= sr Inds Is L The de.ae population through which it panes, to which. lor a few pence and in a few minutes of time, opportunity will bschot&d of reaching the healthy districts south of the river : IL The access afforded from tie City and the Eastern districts el Lades to Brightou, Bamagate, Margate, and the South Coast Inerany, to the rural districts of Kent, Surrey, an 1 Sussex, and ii ths CryW.al Palace : ♦ Tbe large interchange traffic in merchandise and coals ertikb nail pass over this line, between the north and south : I The ow l cost per mile , as compared with other ben anddespatch the certainty that it will be complet n e atr dirh treat : and t The fact, clearly proved by the working of the Metropolitan litelar. that tbe traffic on such a line can only be limited by a combs; powers : as Directors feel confident that the dividend to be derived hew thh line will elated that of any other Metropolitan Tile y contract will provide for payment of Interest half-yearly dirket constructlin at the rate of Ave per cent. per annum on cat end oin per c. at. on dares fully paid up. In allotting the 'tam, Preference will be given to applications for fully paid in awe. Tbe bidders of paid-up dock have the privilege of paying up the balance et Lbo per certificate at once, under discount of six Per cent per annum, which will raise the first year's interest to 1 9csarcis of seven per cent. 05 registration of the scrip, of which due notice will be given, ate cent II rates for Clia will be divided into five shares of LAO each. In the event if ns. allotment being made, the deposits wIU be Named in full Should a loos ',umber of shares be allotted rim are applied for, the deposits will be made available towards LPay meut oat allotment, and the balance ;if any) returned to as ...ADPt= t us mast be made the form &missed. accompanied zr Payment of AL per scrip Ce ' r n itllcate, to any of the undermen ,SA Banks The Union Bank—Lorsdan. The National Provincial Bank—Manchester, and its Branches. The National Bonk of Liverpool iLimitedl—Liverpool. TM National Provincial Bank—Birmingham. The Leeds and County Bank—Leeds. jhe Provincial bank of Ireland—Dublin, and its Branches In .212.! of acotlaad—ldlalmgh an] Glasgow, and lta hemeheslu Scotland. - Prospectuses and toms of application may be obtained of the bilkers. the Proton, at the Onlces of the Gasman, ; Or of Mews. Chadwick, ♦dameon, 11• Keno• sod Co., financloi agent.. 2 7. Great George-street, Westminster, from whom all farther infa tuate's amy be obtained. PORN OP APPLICATION PON oitnnuar MARES. To tact/tractors of the East Loudon stallway Company. if Mears. Chadwick. Adamson, II 'IL eons and Co., Financial agenta, ff, Great Georgeddreet, Weatininter. Gt otichleo.-11asuti paid to the bankers of the Company the ar off to your credit, I request you to allot, Ina Will certificates, of £lOO each, In the East London Railway Com- Purl. sad I agree to accept such scrip, or any lees amount that 111 he allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of AS per certificate doe upco such allotment. 15amt In full Addrem Protesidon or trod* Date rosy or APYLICATION FOR PVLLT PALTHYP RAM. To the Directors of the Last London Railway Cowpony. *Moues. Chadwick, Adamson, Koons on r Co., Financial Agent., 17, Great reek Westminster. Centlemen,—liavina paid to e Bankers of the Company the tin cd to your credit, I request you to sllot me scrip certificates of 100 L web, in the Last London Omireny ; end I memo to accept such sal . or any samont tbst may be allotted 10 me. "4 to P s i Wilier Lai of 8 per certificate on allotment, sad £OO on or Wore the 114 ae rMalle; 1465. THIS MARTNE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDISTAL MATH INIWRANOII COMPANY Ii now coodnotod at City Beok Mambas, No. al, where the Company to prepared to motive ===tlti Issuances at ilia current rates. A &THUM UMW; DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. ORM Poieratary. THE JOINT-STOOK DISCOTTNT COMPANY (Undted). 4 and T, Niebelasine, Leenhard.etreel, London. striaciunD .. TWO BULLION*. PAID DP £ 791,500. 1.11INI:Vit FUND JAM DEPOBITS RUMP= Ramble on demand at 7 MOW notice Ditto at 14 days notice Special rates foe mow deposited for lons perQs. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILLER 01 INGLAND (Limped )• Authorised= 1.4,000,000 Capital su Capital peld-up Reserve Fund Dividend Reserve Fend 111:11.110T0IS. The Richt How STUIILf WOILTLYY, Governor. 34hUISLIVICI. Zen Merchant, lEineoArntryard, t Deputy- DILNIy.LL, Nert , Leadas. {-Governors. Alexander Dauber, Esq., Old Broad-street, London. Charkis 10lla, _Esq., LWA'a Adolph (Yews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.) The Boa T. C. Hallburton, M.P., Chairmen of the Canada W=7 Amoolatton, London. Raerlson, flap. (Marra Yeang, Harrison, and Bevan). Inmate( of the Theme. and Memey Imurenee Company. Lkbard Stuart lane, lan. (ltele. Lena Hanky", and Ce.). Lomita. Change II Newham, Rm., Landon. 1 .1 1 :7=1 1.11 11altig la r 114411". . earn ltaakylll Balth end oe.), 01 Rzoadatmet a li eg adon. Al "ward Warner, /LT.. Landon. Johnae%G Weelasorbad, . (Dtrector of the Royal Inaarance Coen ), Londea. Al P brent, Req., lianagingDireelar. The Agra and Masternma's Bank (Waited). Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. The National Bank, London, Dublin, and itabrandtin In Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited). London, Liverpool, and Man chester. Mesas. Newbon, Zvana7an — YCo., Ntebolas.lane, K.C. BUSINISS TRANSACTED. This Company negotiates loans for colonial and foreign go vernment& Cooperates In the financial arrangements of British and other Rawl. Makes advances to Corporations, Town Council's, and other public bodies. r=tes Loans for Public Works. to the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Un dertakings. Makes advances upon approved Stocks, Shares, Bonds, de. Makes temporary Loans upon eligible Freehold our Lowe hold flocuritlea ALFRED LOWS. necretery. London, 17 and 18, Corahlil, Map 4, 1465. DEBENTURES ISSUED BY THE CREDIT FONOIER and MOBILIER of 'NOLAND (Limited). MU of 000,1100 DURNTURVI Vi [TB INTERIM PATABLIS QUARTIRLY. The Directors have decided to Yam Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts and bearing interest as ender, viz. •. In sums of 410, 420, 400, 4100, 4250, CAO, and £l,OOO, with tenons attached. INTRUST. roe Una yam 6 per cent. per annum. Too five yin, For seven years 'stares& payable quarterly, via, on the sods March, 30th Jane, 30th September sad 80th Coombe', esch yew, at the Com pany s banter '. The first payment of interest will be made on the 80th Jose next, The distinctive feature In the debentures lamed by this Com pany is their perfect *minty the amount of the capital sub scribed. paid-up, and uncalled, and the general Invested assets of the Company, as well as the large reserve land, affording the most ample security to the investor. These debenteres are tuned payable to bearer, and ran there fore pass by simple delivery from hand to band, wlthoet endorse ment, and are tree from any further stamp duty. They are also issued—to meet the requirements of Trustees and ethers—trans ferable by deed only, to be duly registered In the Company's books to the names of the Investors or their emigna Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all oommunicaUons must be addressed.—By order of the Court, ALTUD LOW& Secretary. London. 17 and 18, Conihill, May 4, 1886. DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY T HE CREDIT FORMER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Walled). RATES FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. TEL Company receives MONEY ON DEPOSIT, In muss of £lO and upwards, et the undermentioned rats, from this day until further notice. vu. At fourteen days' notice 5 per mut. per tuatara. At one month's notice 3 per cent. per annum. FOR FIXED PERIODS OF Not less Stant months and up to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ann. Beyond 6 months and np to 9 months 4l per cent. per ann. Beyond 0 months and up to 12 months Beyond 12 months and up to 24 months Si per cent. per ann. Forms of Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications must be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. 17 and 18. Cenahld, London, June 16. 1966. THE IMPERIAL ME ABROCIATIOI GOSal subscribed. L 6,000 IRCANTILE CREDIT iN (limited). 0,000; paid up, 8600,000. MADMAN—JOHN CHAPMAN, leq. Xenophon Baal. P a y, Capt. J. Gilbert Johnston. L J. Coleman, Bp. 0. 0. Macpherson, Seq. Mr. Alderman Webs. W. Scholefleld, Esq., James Dickson, Psq. Sir S. D. Scott, Bart. P. D. Hadow, Esq. H. D. Seymour, Lq., M.P. J.O. Hanson. E.g. Joseph Thornton, Esq. G. F. Holroyd, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Esq. J. G. Homers, Seq. 11. Earth, Iraq. lesitaanas—Henry J. Barber, Esq., and T. Fraser Bandsman, Esq. Solicrreila—Messrs. Ashurst, Morris, and Co.: and Messrs. Edwards and Co. The Association receives money on deposit for Axed periods ; Makes advaseee on approved secarities Negotgatee loans, and undertakes general financial businsm W. C. WINTERBOTTOM, Secretary. 27, Lembardatreek X.C. THE AGRA AND MASTERM STOCK BANK ; AND THE ENGLISH JOINT STOCK BANE ( LIMITED). ARE AUTHORISED TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS YOB THZ PHOSPHATE of LIME COMPANY (Limited). To be Incorporated ander The Companies Act, 1862," bY which the liability of each shareholder he limited to the amount of his shares. Capital 000,000, in 12,000 shares of LS each. (With power to increase.) El per share payable on applicaMon ; di on allotment. Calls to be made In accordance with the terms of the Prospectus. DIRECCORS. John Alen Rankey,Eeq. (late of ileum Hankey and Co., Bankers), Fenctiorchetreet Thomas Bradshaw, Esq., Director of the English Joint Stock honk. Horace Edward Chapman. Eaq. (Hamm Lane, Hanker, and CO, London. Lord Alfred Spencer Churchill, M.P. 16, Rntlandiate. Lieut.. Colonel Doveton, Director of the Agra and Maaterman'a hank. Professor Way (late Consulting Chemist of the Royal Agricultural Society). BA:4KM —The Agra and Mastermatt's Bank, 35, Nicholas lane, 1.0114011 English Joint-Stock Bank, 90, Gracechurch-street, London ; and Its branches. SMARMS —Main Robins, Barber, and Dailey, 29, Threadneedle signet. London. Poiscrrong —Yearn Mercer and Mercer, 9, Mincing-lane, London. Temporary Ofices-10. fit. Swithhis lane. London. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. This Company is formed foe the purpose of purchuing and working the well-known deposits of Phosphate of tame, situated at the Island of Sombrero, in the We,t Indies, and at Logrosan, wouldtremadavoiding the serious competition that necessarily orbits if the two properties were in the hands of parties having antagonistic interests . The consumption of Superphosphate and other Phosphatic Manures in the United Kingdom is estimated at fr , m 200,000 to 300,000 tons annually, and that quantity Is probably not ap plied to one-tenth part of the land which would be benefited by 055. The purchase.asoney of the two properties to £360.000, which the vendors agree to take as follows:—£05,00 0 in debentures, and £90,00 in paid-up shares of the Company, whirrs shares, for the purposes of dividend, are to rank only to the extent of the calls from time to time made on the ordinary shares, until July 1, 1800, after which dale, provided the Company shall declare a iiieldsed of ten per cent. on the capital then paid op, three shave are to be entitled to participate In future dividends to the full extent of their nominal value. The vendors take the remaining ball of the purchase money in cash by instalments, without In terest, estending over a period of twelve months. in order to meet these instalments. and to provide funds for the due and efficient tarrying out of the objects of the Company, calla will be made as t dlows Caper share, being equal to 90 per cent., Li ea application, and Le payable on 'doe:neut. £6 per share, being areal to 20 per cent., payable 10th October, ISM 1. 6 pe!eitere, being equal W 20 per cent., payable 10th Feb ruari. - 166 6 . £1 Ws. per share, being equal to 10 sr cent., payable 10111 June, lee& It is not ant cipated that any further calls will be required. Subscribers will have the option of paying the above tells in advance, or of paying the whole £.1.5 In full, and on such pay ments 6 per cent. interest per annum will be allowed from time otz e. ym: me nt teati for shares niay be forwarded to the bankers of the pony, with the &pont of Al per share. If the number of shares allotted be less than the number applied for, the deposit paid will, so far as necessary, be credited towards the payment due on allotment. Should no allotment be made the t will be returned in full. articles of association, leases, plans, reports, and valua tions, with analyses of the mageotive products, map be InsPodol at the office of We solicitors. Prospectuses and forms of application for shires may be ob tained of the brokers, bankers, solicitors, and at the temporary aloes of the Company. ALL IRON WORK. The BT. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Old AL TaacteesTeed. Loadca. LW. T HE BLAKELY• ORDNANCE COMPANY (Limited% Incorporated under the Companies Act, Mt. tUpltal 460,000, In 20,000 slums of £25 each. Deposit ou application 21 par sham, awl £1 oft allotment. First Issue of 20,000 shares. DIIZOTOU. Joh' Dent, Elm , 34 Groevenoroonare. Hon. A. Hobert, Captain S.N., 6, Berkeley-square . William Needham, tug.. latest the 'Bitterly Iron Works. Frederic Platt, Beg. , Bella.rood%, Captain Blakely, late Royal Arautery. Managing Director. (With power to add to their number.) Ballaatte—The Agra and Haatennan's Bank (Limited', SS, Nicholas-lane, London, LC. Souceross Cunliffe aad Beaumont, 43, Chancery-lane London, S.C. _ Jamas Shepherd. Fay., Throgrootion-street, London, KC. Mews P. Enkerdey and Bon, lairs Head Chambers, Ilan• &ester. John Perry, 12, Waterloo-atreet, Birmingham. SECIIMART PIO TlK.—John Healy, Pay Temporary Ofßcea-1, loyal lketisage-buildings, London, H.C. PROSPICTUS. The manufacture of ordnance upon the principle patented by Captain Blakely. has for upwards of five years been carried rm by private enterprise. The demand for this clam of ordnance has, however, so largely Increased, that the works el:abbe/wit at Southwark by the present Blakely Ordnance Company have altogether inadequate, and it Ina been found necessary FreTst al atdish a manufactory on a much larger scale. Extensive works are in amine of construction at Greenwich, to which it is proposed to transfer the operations of the Company. Both In Swope and America, as well as at home, the Waked, ordnance la dolly coming into more extensive use, and during the Met six years large orders have been executed for Beech, Porto , gal, Italy, Rapt, Sweden , China and Japan, Morocco. Turkey, I and several important States in North and South Ulla*" ill eluding the Confederate Government, Aa .n evidence of the remunerative character of this descrip tion of msnnfaCtore, It may be Mated that the net motto in Ms esereat year asnoone he nearly SOO,OOO. With the view of providing the increased capital which la requisite to carry on the manufacture on so Brim a mole, it to ProPeeed to form a Limited Company, to hs coed •• Ehe akMy Ordnance Company (Limited)." 'the services of Captain Blakely bar. been retained as Managing Director. The present efficient staff will also continue in Mice, as follows :—Jnelah Vtment . . Eaq..R.C., Resident► Engineer Mr. Campbell (late of lb. Royal laboratory, Woolwich). Superintendent of Laboratory and Shell Factory ; General Bur..aby. R wal Artillery, Proofmaster. The DOectore have entered Into an agreement for the pur chase of the exist!. g 'eases, plant, premises, and goodwill for the sum of L 1,5,000, payable by instalments over two years, and £160,000 In denatures be ring RS per cent. Interest. In forming their estimate of the nine of the plant, leases fixtures, machinery, stock, and goodwill, the Directors have been gelded by a valuation of the same by a competent engi neer. The goodwill has been rated at two and a half years purchase. As an evidence of th sir confidence In the undertah Mg, the vendors have agreed to guarantee that the profits of the under t ding shall amount to a sum eudicient to pay a mieimum divi dend at the rano( Lit per cent. per annum for three years. on the paid-up capital for the time beteg of the present Lune of Mares. As it has been considered Impossible to estimate equitably the value of the patents, it has been agreed that they shall be trans ferred to the Company, the present proprietor reoelnng LSO per cent. of the net profits for the next seven years. The Company will enter Into possession of the works in South wark and Greenwich on the Seth of June Instant, but will be ee titled to the benefit of all contracts executed, and profits made, since the 30th June, 1060. The vendors reserve to themselves the right of subscribing for oonthini of the present (mae of shares. A copy of the memorandum and articles of association can be inspected at the °Mom of the Solid:ton, 43, Cluincerydase. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares can be ob tained at the offices of the Broker of the Company, and of the Solicitors. As some applicants may desire to take full advantage of the guaranteed dividend, by paying up their shares in full, two forma of application can be obtained, one for ordinary shares, and the other for fully paid-up Mason BLAKELY ORDNANCE COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY DIVAN, that the LIST ol APPLICA TIONSforSHARKSInt iaOompanywillbeCLOSEDattoclock THIS DAY (Friday), Jane If, for London ; and on MONDAY, the 194 h, for the oonntry.—By order of the Board. JOHN lIKALY, Secretary. 1, Royal Exchange-Millding; Jane 16, 1885. 0 UR IT I E S. STOCK EXCHANGE S Railways Ranks English Funds Financial Foreign Funds I Discount Sleaenthip loan Dock' Iron Works Gas Waterworks Insures*. Telegraph Hotel Marine Insurance Land Irrigation Foreign Mines Cornish Hines Devon's Mines And other Public Companies. Mr. PETER WATSON, Stock and Share Dealer, begs to state that every information respecting any of the above Companies may be had on personal application, or by letter. sa to purchases and sales, with advice as to the most desirable invest meets. From the cites proximity of his °Med to the Stock Exchange, and also the Mining Exchange. h. In enabled to act with promo- Mode on all orders entrusted to him in the purchase or sale of every description of Stocks Or Shares, at net prices for cash or fortnightly settlements Telegraphic manages of irostomers to buy or sell in any d the above companies put:mutely attended so, at nes pride i.e cash or half .monthly settlements, at the closest posilble market prices of the day. Twenty years experience (two in Cornwall and eighteen in London). HavggitS—The Alliance Bank and the Union Bank of London. The present is an unusually favourable period for the invest, mad of capital. A selected list of railways, banks, financial, foreign funds, steamships, foreiga and Cornish and Devon mine., de., sent on application, with special recommendations as so investments, dc., on the distinct understanding that any business resulting through hies information or advice may be done through him. PETbit WATSON, Stock and Share Dealer, 79, Old Broed-street, London, E.C. SHAREHOLDERS in FINANCIAL BUBBLES will do well to immediately Sell (It they con), for when the accounts for the hale-year (ending this month) are made up no bona tide profit can be expected but, In all probability, very "heavy to sea" will be the result. The future trading In man will be very precarious and doubtful, hence the advice to .en immediately and avoid further liability. Investors should thee re invest In bona fide, safe, and long estabbahed companies, which are managed for the general body of shareholders, and not for private Individuals only. By acting on this advice great pronto, instead of heavy tome., may thus be mole. Mint WATSON. fit-ck and Share Dealer, 79, Old Broad-street, London, E.C. TNVESTMENT or S PEC UL ATION. —The 1 present market price of Government (Foreign) Railways, Banks, Steamship, Marine Inenrance , &c ,, wilryMel the immediate purchaser some live. eight, to twelve per cent. per annum paid half-yearly on fixed days with the greatest regularity .in . n addition to the high rate of Interest or dividends there is every probability of many of the above having a rise in marlin{ vaIue.—PETER WATNON, Stock and Share Boatel . , 79, Old Broad-alma, London. La. can give every infor matt= respecting the above, and he Is in a position to BUY and SELL at net close market prices of the day. BATHS of HOMBURG, Dear Frankfurt-on the-Maine. —Sumner Season, 196. S.—The Mineral Waters of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Profes,or Lieblg, are stimulant, tonic. alterative and aperient They are of admirable service In removing disorders of the , stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these organs when the abdominal circulation is defective. assist the processes of secretice, and give a healthful regularity to the orgasm of , nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful remedial agents • In cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen. in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal diocese and obstinate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced haveeffic of the digestive functions, the most happy esults been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters to more especially recognised by those who drink them at their enuresis for then, the invigorating air of the mountains. the gaiety of the surrounding unne, and perfect abstraction from themeth cares of the world, concur in assisting the action of ical beverage. The magnificent Casino, which. In the beauty of Its architecture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the richness of Its decorations. surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and concerts, as also for the games of Trent. et Quarante and Roulette the former la played with the half iteLdt, and the latter...lth one Zero the daily venture of the bank at the Trento et Quarante table is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the maximum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attr.,ctioos may be mentioned a large and comfortable read ing.moruliherallyfurnlabed wlthaerinan.French,English.ltallan. Belgian and Dutch journals: a coffee-room in the Olympic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on a tine terrace paved with asphalt: a grand diningroom, where there is a table (Mate it la Front/he twice a day, at one and rive o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated M. Chore.. of Parts, who is the lessee of the refreshment depart ment of the KUlb4lll4 A circumstance which cannot foil to interest especially the English visitors Is the construction, ap proaching to ita completion, of a new Meld. church. on a piece of ground given for that purpose by the generesity of his Serene Highness the Sovereign lundgrave of Besse. An excellent archestre, numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs three times a day ; in the morning at the Wells, in the afternoon in the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and In the ev ning In the grand Ball-room. The new railway has alm et brought the Homburg Baths to the outakirta of Frankfort. There are eishteen trains a day, to and fro, the last sa late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy roach. Visitor in Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours, to B. rlin in fifteen, to Paris in six teen, and to London in twenty-four, so excellent is the inter communication by sill TIINN EF 0 RD'S FLUID MAGNESIA.—The medical profession for thirty years have approved of this pare solution of mammals as the best remedy for goat and sto machic disorders of every kind and sa a mild aperient it is espe cially a !anted for ladles and children. Prepared wady by DIN! FORD and Co., Chemists, rte., 172, New Bond-street, London, and sold throughout the timid by all respectable oblongata. Caution—Bee that " DinneLord and Co. Is on each bottle and red label over the cork. pas LNVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE 7'be mod scientifically prepared and mod powerful nutri tive cordial ever introdd ; restores to Mew normal 000dition W the secretions, on the Mamie, of wised ported Matti de pends. ts • specific for debility of all kinds, and from its con taining among ofbaringredienin pepsine sod phoeptnte of soda, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspepUa. Pilo, lin per bottle, or four quantities in one for tm Sole Agents, dews. Baumgarten a Co, Mg, Cidord-eteset, W.C., and 1114. loneburce4lrest, Landow TOZXAI:II3 COPAHINE MXQE, the only aP Preach preps:Wes adopted by the Parts Acedemy sad Union Coliege el lltem on the report of ileum °adder, Wooed, Lloyd, toieao, lad kens Clark (" leattek' lgov. Iff cares to es average of ds days either recast or chroalc.— at CI. ,rocutre, Preach chemist, 40, liammicsi. rod Des rocelpt of 4i. 44. HOB SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Leadoe.—PßlZS LISTS and CONDITIONS ow be obtained on appiteation to the Seereeery. Bartard-direet, raw. too, N. TlORpill SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL.— . INTIM MOM 24th Jame. 66 a ()COMIC OPERETTA, •by J. OFFEN , BACH, will be produced at the OXFORD, Tllll EVENING, enthreclng the whole strength of the company, In addition to th e usual attractions of the establishment, Including Comedy, Ac., by the Grotesque IYAubans, George Hodeon, Mies Kate Bate, Les Freres Talbott, Messrs. Ihniah and Deets, Lae Freres Itemsette, be. VIE SALISBURY HOTEL, Saliaburrequare, rest.sulet, will OPEN on the 24th June. Me Is the moat eanteally situated and the gliniteet Betel ia Lemma. It al fitted up with all the modern requirentente. In cluding • ladies' Ongeoroom. Baths on ev loot. Ire. THOMA ery S MOOS. Manager. I.IAVANA BEGAN AGENCY, Caeuteroad, Dada SOUTHAMPTON, andl7,llo=T sraar. LONDON. For the supply to the Pal: 1 :V illtrantotd Havana Sews direct from the Havana mend es. Waif, and Co. (late J. H. Wolff and Co.) proprietors. Consign ments of the chnliegt Havana Segars re ad by the Royal Ma Steamer vin Southampton, and embracing We selected nom of the most celebrated Havana =ken, can now be and samples selected from the original packages as laspxted, at the establishments manors. Saddle the well known awn of the Patterns, Flor de Cube, Uprnann, Cabins, Henry Clay, and other excellent brand, Mews. \Wolff, Phillips, and Co. lave the mein Ire consignment In this country of many rare and choice Began suitable for the higher dam of connoisseurs In &maples and orststumi, with lid of egenl In Livespool,...=- ford. Ueda, Nair LeswW. 'ton. andesseyetherprovineMl towns, at 'you% FRAMs. AMC°. dialegulkdr"..„_ aid I. Cando-road, Docks, Roe peen •err lOW* arialwasy, It, ILlng • sample b oy . containing 100 gursateed Havana angers, will be foewarded tree to any railway Cation in Great Britain on receipt of a post-odike order for Al, or any Useredned price per 100 up to Lk which purchasers at a distance may wieh to select. Iltk.--STRACHILN and C.., 12, Great Bt. Helen's. Bialtopegitootreet, London. LC.. have REDUCED PRICE of their TEAK &L per lb. Oood and due quality from Pa to Pa ed. Carte to all parte of London daily. " STRACIikh and Co parasite ooly direct from Insportera" SAIJOIL—LEA and PERRINIP WON.CMITIZEIHIRE BAWL The Woken condiment, pronounced 00010101PN= TEI ONLY GOOD BAUc Is prepared solely by LEA and P RAINS. The public are respectfuM mancmod against worthlem baiter Noma, and should we that Lie sad Yenta' MOM are on wrapper, Übe/. bottle, and stopper. AMC for LEA led PREILINV SAUCE. Sag wholesale and for export byr the W orcester ; Menem CROWE and BLACCWW.L Weans. .IM.LY sad BONS. London. Ac.. Ac. ; and by grocers and oilmen universally. I T BITTERS. WATERS' QUINIII it WINS.. i • Tim most palatable and AN ICLENT wholmom TOe bi tter In existence ; NIF, An unequalled etomachic , and • gentle stimulant. Sold by growls, Italian warehousemen, wine merchants, con. tectioners, and others, at Ma • doses. Manatacturedr Ama WATERS and WI wiluallarbes-lane, Canneaetreet. Landon. Agent., IL Lewis end Co.. Worcester. JOHN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and Rick CloM Itanutsetarer. Marquees, tee* tem rooms and imams. Wad. nomad. end HOW tor veddA WM atm Re. Oran promptly executed.-110. EDGWARE ROAD, PADDINGTON. CLOTHS to te r Mar s for Matta and =ban slabs RICKSALE or HIRE GLASS, CHINA, and EARTHENWARE SHOW HOOMS.—NOTICE of itSHOYAL from 147, Houndadttch, lo consequence of the late fire.—J. DZISIIta and SONS be to Inform their friends, merchants!. and the trade. that tbe hare removed to thole temporary SHOW LOOM, 16 and 17, co uusnarr, W MITCH AN Met and IDSUMMER, BYAM and Co. and the BOYS. 67 ex rosh-aruitr. The first Establishment la the Kingdom for every description of Boys' and Youths' Dress. The following primula may us selected is an fabrics, styles, and sixes : Boys' Knickerbocker butts l6s. Id. to SY Boys' Westminster and Osborne Suits Boys' Mon, Harrow, and Rugby Salts Boys' Jacketsip* Overooste Ben' or the season los. 6d. to 111. Boys' Serviceable Vest. ls 6d. to 7a. Id. Boys' Serviceable Trousers HYAM and Co.'s SELEC T DEPARTMENT. No. L Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear. „ t Gentlemen's Order Department. „ S. Boys' Clothing for immediate weer. „ 4. Boy and Youths' Order Department. B&W and Livery Department. Mai eaa Clams' la !fusion?. 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, dec. A system of mislay end economy is strictly adhered to in all the above departments. Provincial Branches—Birmingham, 21, Yt, and 2S, Newortreet Leeds, 42, Briggate , and Denabary, Westgate. WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable to Persona Attraction. and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DIINTIPLICIL compounded of Oriental ingredients, Is of Inestimable value in preservinL7d beautifying the teeth, strengthening the gums, and 'big a pleasing tramswe to the breath. It °radices es tarter the teeth, removes epoch of Incipient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It Imperil a pearl-like whiteness. Its invelualge= patios have obtained the patronage of royalty and the many of Europe, and it is nnivenaßy in WO repute. Pries Ss. Pd. per box. Sold at 10. Hattonsarges. and by Cbemlsta end Perfumers. AMt for "Rowlands ' °dada.' VIIPT II REB. The PATENT SELF ADJIMTINGI GUNMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with out say complications, is recommended by the faculty for the cure and relief of hernia. The necessary quality of a good truss Uau efficient resisting power, without unnecessary ipnresure on the put affected which desirable ob jec t springs alone In a truss unencumbered with strain, spW ,or pad behind. —J. ZOO and Co., 1, Plaudilly, W. HEALTH in the FAMILY. Very Choke, Nourishin and Pure Diet —VISOR'S PEARL SEMOUU is very delicate f or invalids ; Invaluable for children. Infanta will thrive amazingly upon tt, and often when everything else falls. Sold by Groom", dic.—Agenta, HICKS BitOTRILEB, LC. Warta, Ipswich. PAXTON.—HOSPITALS.—The BUILDER of TB IS DAY, price 4d., by post 5d., contains :—View and Plan of Northumberiand.atrest Schools, Poplar—The late BLr Joseph Paxton—The Golden and Immutable Mean, the Measure of the Scientific Ideal of the Good and the Beautiful—Bain. borough Chnrch—On Metropolitsn linprovenseabi —lmprove. meats to the Manufacture of Glaae—General Plan and Elevation of Choritou Union Hospital, near Manchester—Christ's Hospital —Unitary Matters—The Washing4ay la Tenemented Houses— Discovery of the Bones of Dante —The Building Trades Mare meat, dc.—Ocoee, 1, Yorketreet, Covent-garden: and aB Book sellers. DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : ris ob_itfatteek naPtdholla red Dlseatsololmals. rues Is. lfass, CorohlU ;or Author. TEI PANTHEON THRUSH BATHE, Is.; Aftess, Ladles' day, Moods" At Dr. C.'s prolusitmal resideues, E. Great Northereegh-straet, W. Also, the Pusaolise 3osod Turkish Bathe. Is. ed., 10. TI. Marthes-le-Orand LC. PARLIANNITAIIY DIVISION. --e HOUSE OF 00111110N8.--Joirs 14. TESTS ABOLITION (OXFORD) BILL. PADA TOR TRZ MOND RZADDIG. AURIST. Colonel Penney Mr John Walah Mr. K. Husaren Lord Curzon Sir A. Buller Mr. Hartopp Mr. Adeane Mr. Banbury Lennox Colonel K. Tittle Colonel Gilpin lir. Wickham Sir H. 8. Stewart Mr. B. W. Duff Lord John Manners Mr. Merry Lord Grey de Wilton Sir H. illliamson Sir Thomas Wotan Mr. Beale Captain Lowther Mr. Dunlop Mr. Knatchbnll Mr. H. O'Farrell Sir Hervey Bruce Lord K. Bruce Colonel Pane Mr. Vyner Lord !emir* Sir T. Colebrooke flit A. Hood Mr. H. D. Seymour Lord Holmeadale Mr. Staarroois Mr. R. long Mr. W. Swart Colonel North Mr. Cope Mr. Renate Mr. Arlon Sir M. W. Ridley Baron M. de Rothschild Mr. Stun Colonel F. Davie General Peel Mr, Davey Mr. Knieht Hon. P. Calthorpe Colonel Bourne Mr. O'Reilly Mr. J. H. 0. Gore Colonel Clifford Mr. J. R. Yorke Sir G. Colthurat Mr. Treherne Mr. Me Mr. Sir De Lacy Evans Sir ir.riles Mr. Pleader Sir W. W. Wynn The VC ,nnor Don Mr. Macaulay Hen. Id .Brand Mr. &osn Colonel Pooke Mr. John Tollesaache Sr W. Scott Mr. Hopwood Mr. Mackinnon Mr. Vandtiart Mr. Sullivan Earl of Bective Xt. Denizen Hes. W. R. Druscombi ORPHAN WORKING SCHOOL. Yesterday the one hundred and eeventh annual ' exidnisatioe of the children who are sow reolpieab of this meritorious charity took play beweath its noble roof at Ilaveistork-hiU, in the promos of Lord Ewa; who pre sided, and a eumeroos awanablege of the friss& sad sub seriben to the inatitotioa. The **col was !Guided in 1754 to provide board, cloth sad adoration for 20 beer 13 wow cootaise 212 bey, sad 100 Oda. la April lad 36 were elided, who will be admitted next =oath, sad 40 mere wilt he elected he October aut. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. -,: ui (astrunes morsems.) ?HAACK THE NEW INFERNAL MACHINE. phitlB, Juirs 15. In the Corps Login'sAif to-day, the three last sections of the budget for the Ministry of War, and four 'salons relating to the government of Algeria, were adopted. In the course of the debate WI. Kerveguen mentioned the recent invention of an infernal machine at Toulon, which he said rendered useless the construction of iron-cued vessels, and opened the prospect of perpetual and universal peace. OMAR PACRA. FLOUNCE, Jcanrls, Omar Paella arrived Tara yeetaday. Re paid a visit to-day to (antral Della Marmara. ROM. • ROME, Jun 15. Today being the feast of Corpus Christi, the usual ceremonies have been performed with great splendour. The Pope was present, and appeared in perfect health. His Holiness has not yet given an audience to Signor Vejezzi since the latter's return to this city. OBINA. TelegisPh 12°21 MA 23 Galie. l 4 oN, - - Exchange ea Condos, 4a. 44d. SHANGELLE, MAY 20. Exchange on London, Ge. ld. Freight un changed. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. BUST ST. EDMUNDS. —Mr. J. A. Hardcastle, the liberal sitting member, has completed his meats, instituted with • view to nralection, and has issued an address, in which ha expresses his confidence that he shall again have the honour of representing the borough in parliament. Bourox. —Mr. Parry, of Sleaford, has started in the liberal interest. fierjeaut Pullingbad previously offered himself on the semi aide, and bad addressed a meet ing of his supporters at the OttildhilL Tim learned sarimet is in favour of an extension of the franchise, but is opposed to the ballot. HAuFAX.—A requisition is in course of signature to Mr. John Croesky, as chiirman of the liberal registration committee, to sok him to lay before • meting of the elici tors the letter received by him from Sir Charles Wood • week or two ago, in which the right hon. baronet expelled his intention sot to muted the borough. On Taseday night, • meeting of the liberals promoting the requiltio• wee held at the W nibs Swan Hotel, when it WM reported that the signing of the rminisition was making eatistactory progress, sad it was decided to prosecute the naves' for Signatures. HEREFORD.—The conservatives of this city have ' determined to contest the retina of Lieutenant-Woad I Clifford and Mr. George Clive, sod have brought forward Mr. BiggsSay, Chancery inrrister, and Capt. Pateshall, the latter of whom fills the office of mayor of the city. Mr. Beggsllay lined his address yesterday, himself which he decline himself to be a moderate oonservative. Livezeivor..—After a long sitting of the con servative committee yesterday it was announced that in "all probability" Mr. S. K. Graves would, conjointly with Mr. Flanfall, mutest the borough on conervittive princi ples, though the general opinion is that Mr. Honfall is more inclined to the priciest comprombe with Mr. Ewen., the liberal member. Should Mr. Craves raves positively to stand, _the names of Admiral Decree end Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald are mentioned as probable candidates, tho ug h the latter gentleman, it is said, nukes his return fres of ex pense • sine qua Now. Sonia LiNcsainta.—The liberals of South Leocashire will announce their iutentioos at the end of this week or the beginning of the next. his rumoured that the Cliseeeellor of the Exchequer will be put in nomioatios. STAFFORD.—Captain ?dialer has issued his ad dress to the electors of the borough of Stafford. He de scribes himself es a liberal-oonservative, and, upon the question of foreign policy, he advocates the priaciple of non-iatervention. STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH). —Mr. Adderley d an Lord Ingestre will o ff er themselves for reneletition, but it is more than likely that a third candidate of decidedly liberal polls/up and ut ormaotkore.l.l6 warattaties will be put into nomination. STAFFoRDoiI IRE (Sount). —Mr. H. J. W. H. Foley and Mr. W. 0. Foster will be again put in nomina tion, and there is very little expectation of their being oPPZ•ed- Woivxnatsrproic—Tbe sitting members, the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers and Mr. Weguelie, are not likely to meet with any opposition. They will b oth spin offer themselves. Winsr Woacmenrasains.—The Hon. F. Lygon, and Mr. F. W. Knight, the sitting members, will offer themselves for re-election on the dissolutioo of parliament. EAST Wortmcinrusains—The sitting members— both liberals—Boo. F. W. G. Calthorpe sad Mr. H. F. Vernal—offer themselves for reelection. It is not expected that they will be GLASGOW.—Zrltglish, the present respected member far this city, has, in consequence, no doubt, of the numerous and influential Dames attached to the requisition recently forwarded to him, reconsidered his avowed determi nation, sad resolved to present himself for reelection after the approaching dissolution. North British Mail. NAVAL AND MILITANT. The Mi ADMIRALTY, JUNE Ib.—APPOINTMENTS. Cap tains—F. H. Shorts, to the Formidable (additional), for swab» in the Favourite ; .E. D'O. IYA. Aplin to the Gla diator. Lieutemants—G. Mickley. to the We ll esley, for service in the sailing reserve, vice Lake F. B. Renahaw, to the Cumberland. Surgeon—F. Brice (additional), from the Terror for Ber muda Hospital. Chaplain sad Naval Instractor—The Rev. J. W. Clark, D. D., and W. Silver, to the Arethuaa. Mesters—P. Braund, to the Wellesley; F. B. Elenerixid to the Indus. Masters to command—W. H. Petite, to the Pigmy ; O. For, to the Reaper. Amiatant-Surgeon—F. L. W. Wright, to the Liverpool. PORTSMOUTH, Jim 11 The Supply, 2, iron screw store ship, Staff Com mander Charles Bawds% arrived at Spithead this meta from the Mediterranean with invalid., which she d eehargsd at this port, sad motioned bar voyage to Woolwich. Herald says that the total dove in the abOve owe will simprise .o owe wiwa hadl watched he proper while seders,* iarsetigstioe Were the City ramistratee. Were say preeesdizip ware Win the Ma me. Bany bad written to the irrediee alaseiers ar priming their nu:prime at certain 11:160011TIMINI which bad bow brought to their koowledge, sod offering to piece their whole Adel in the hands of ; firm of in order to • 1 - - - - I 10. A. ITNVOPpNCE 'HZ TRIAL OF 3116881t8. BARRY. • II Morning Hera ld says that the tetel break- I . I, ANOTHER FIRE IN THE CITY. Yesterday afternoon, shortly before 5 o'clock, a very destructive fire took place in High-street, Shorediteb, nearly opposite the terminus of the Greet FAH.= Railway. The property that suffered formed three extensive ware houses belooging to Mean. Collett and Dodds, wholesale and retail oil and colour marches* situate oe the west side of the above thoroughfare. They had • considerable front age in High-street, within • door or so of Plough-yard, sod extended in the rear some 180 feet or 200 feet, on to the Liverpool-street branch of the North London Railway, now in warm of formation. The fire uppers to have originated in the warehouse fronting Plough-yard, which flanked the south side of Messrs. Collett ad Dodd a stores. The Mee circumstances attending the outbreak could not, amidst the cooly:sloe which prevailed, be accurately gleaned ; but the first thing that attracted the ateutios of the persons in Plough-yard were screams of " Murder" and " and on going to the entrance of 006 of the stores, they saw one part of the place in flames sad • man almost enveloped in fire, while soother of the workmen wee eodeaveuring to get the poor creature out. At length he was got out. his clothes being on fire and the flesh peeng off his face end arms. It was stated, although how far correct could not be ascer tained, that in drawing off or bottling acme petroleum or other inflammable oil, the vapour ignited and set the spirit on fire. The injured man was sent in • cab to the London Hospital. So rapidly did the flames progress that before the =dials of the firm, who were engaged in the front in Shorediteh, were really aware of the character of the fi re, the flames shot up from the mate through the throe floors of the warehouse, sad each door being Ailed with oil, turpentine, and other Mores seed in the manufac ture of colours, it may readily be imagbed that there was little ebanosof atria, say pert el thie motion el the property. hallow► the arrival el the engines was vary prompt, matronly say of the engines could be got into %wis dom before the fire penetrated an ad joining warehcrese which fronted Three Crips•eourt, • locality occupied by poor labousieg families. Thinbefidiag,likethe other, wasshofilled 'Mae hieselathiesteekot stone, sad cos a lright nom pre , seated a similar appearthes. The llama rapidly pared from floor to floor until the whole was in • pe em! blaze, sd the fire spread into the large frost warehouse is Moraika. sad as quickly extended through the place. By about g o'clock the Ire wen get well seder. The two warehouses is the rear were bossed down with their wain* and the frost flag was to a pmt wheat gutted. It is feared that the poor fOrr who was so moth burst sad removed to the Leaden Hospital will act recover. feellitste the correction of mistake. cad the settlement of the ostetandi ng alai ma. "It Macaws companies thew themselves so ready to listen to every story which • discharged servant may invent, and to prosecute every one of their oonstituenta whom • man of doubtful character may dee sauna, simply bemuse of incenses' is • statement of loose got up is breathless bute and is almost chanties , Woe, it will biome* a very serious smiler to Ware at in. It is bad 43sough to have to fight tooth sad nail, as fir. Woolley had, for mosey that should have bees paid witless* dispute or oavil, but it is infinitely worms to find that you ma only rewire compensation with a prossestion for mile demeanor or felony sturpeadsd over you is cerroyem, if yen or your servauta have made any IldetalANl Willie) it may . - plea. the companion to crataideresriess." Th. Meriailf/ advertiser observes that the limed berm. Wore directing the jury I. meat the priapism, said tieh he wished it to be aederstood that he did sot at at impair any approbation of the eislandante conlyet ; co the eas t:sty, Ahoy appealed, he oid, Is have bees OW el • meet didnisest act in the Auer is Atria they had dean with the cargoes of the Onward: The proceedings they bad adopted were calculated to interfere with the coarse of Wade in the City, mad ia this respect, mink they were calculated to hays • most 'Unhinge's effort. Fires were constantly taking Ann at war► house of this description, when property Weer. ing to different persona to • wry large amount wee deposited, and until this inquiry insurance offices always wandered it sufficient to obtain the certificate of wharfingen, who ware regarded as respectable men. There was no doubt, he added, that a fates statement had been made to the insurance adieu and that • claim had bean made for • large quantity of jute, worth 5,000/., which was altogether false. "Oar readers will thus perceive; says the Advertiser, " that, though acquitted by the jury, the primers have been condemned by the judge." The Telegraph says :—" If the companies had chosen he bring • civil action in order to diminish the amount claimed from them, they might have been justified in go dna( ; but in resorting to criminal process they placed themselves altogether in the wrong. They may have been actuated by • high sense of public duty ; but they would have gained more credit for fair dealing if their Lateran had net happened to coincide with the course they took la disputing payment. It implies so meat of charity to assert that the machinery of the aimisal law was put into action in order to avoid the liquida tion of a civil contract. Baron Martin was bold enough to remark that aldermen and civic magistrates enakl not he expected to understend exactly what cosetitutel as ewes at law ; but at lout they might be expected to know that debts ought act to be recovered by the aid of the Cattail Criminal Court. The Meseta. Barry may possibly obtain redress from the hormone computes for the union la sinuations to which they have been exposed ; but for what they have suffered from the paltry tyraney of bulled= en • the civic tench they have no asses of receiving say nose pausatom, except that which may be gives them is the sympathy of their fellow-eitisens." The Star thinks it not improbable that leer care was takes in making up the statements for the claim against immune, companies than would have been bestowed bad the intends of • private party been involved. "A feeling unquestionably does exist that when premiums have been paid for in surance against Sr. the claim preheated should at least Dot be under the actual lose. In the ore in question this tendency seems not only to have existed, but there was evidently gross narcissuses is the mode is which the statements were made up. The duty was performed in the most perfunctory manner by a clerk, and not checked by any of the partnere. Although it • may have happened that a clerk performing such • duty hi an extensive stage a/ nasekenees tnnoneetir nen t o blue den, we cannot avoid the ronvionou that most of the blunders would have been obviated bad ordinary are been bestowed. The jury, under the direction of Mr. Baron Martin, have declared that there was ao fraud, and we feel satisfied that no fraudulent intention entered the mind et the assistant who made the inventory of damage. Biddies* is a dame of carelessness which, is the eye of the law, very nearly approaches to bud, and we would therefore MOM mend all the parties concerned to take from this case • lemon of caution." COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. A Court of Common Council wan bokien yester thy in the Council Chamber Guildhall. Mr. Alderman Rose presided as locum tenon s the Lord Ilnyor. TEE LATE Vt. COBDEN. Mr. CATTY, tell Willt&Et town clerk, Mr. Woodtherpe being absent, read a letter from Mrs. Cobden, expressieg, on her own part and the part of her children, deep gratitude for the kind sad warm sympathy of the corporatism oa the irreparable lose they had sultaisied. The letter was ordered to be entered upon the journals of the court, printed in the minutes, and circulated &mown the member& Mr. Eilcmannisom moved the following revolution, "That . the trade and commerce of this City having been greatly en. fended, sad its merchant, and Indere largely benefited by the operation of the freotrade principles of legislation, so powerfully and suconsfully advocated by the late lamented Richard Cobden, Req., ILP., this corporation desires he manifest its appreciation of hie invaluable sad directorate* • services in the cause of unfettered commerce, by placing his . bust in the Council-chamber of the Guildhall, and that it be referred to the General Purposes Committee to take tie nomeary steps for carrying the same into effect, at • omit not exceeding 2001." Mr. Richwine, in a very eloquent speech, commented upon the Garen of the . late Mr. Cobden and the invaluable services be had rendered to the cause of free trade, which he said bad benefited the . City of Lapin to • very moth extent, and he was sure he should have the unanimous vote of the court. Mr. R. B. Pima" warmly emended the motion. Mr. Deputy Far suggested that, inasmuch as the iner chaste and traders wen not the only one breefited, the words " end it. merchants and traders largely berocited" • should be omitted, which was agreed to by Mr. Richardson. A suggestion wag made by Mr. L. TAT LOI that Mated of a bust being placed in the Council chamber ' Se someone* by the mover of the resolution, a resolution appreciative of the very great disinterestedness which gonna& Mr. Collin's hie should be entered in the journals of the omit. The original motion, however, with the alteration sug gested by Deputy Fry, was tinily speed to. Mr. Alderman Boss laid before the court a letter from Sir George Grey, informing the Lord Mayor of the birthed a • Prince. The letter was ordered to be entered on the jonnaht el the wart, and it was resolved that an address should be presented to her Majesty and their Royal Higinseme the Prince and Princess of Wales, congratulating them on the birth of a Prince, sod the recovery of the Princess. TIER MANSION-HOUBZ. A report wee brought up by Mr. H. Hawn from the General Purposes Committee, relating to the state of the foundations of the Massioo•hoose, and Nokia( for authority to nosed 5001. in part reeteratiee of the mina Tin report stated the oosonsittee had had their attention drawn to the state of the foundations of the Mansion House, and the ground having been opened in Cleorgeotreet to oldareitte the state of a sewer that Tan from east to west of the Mansion-house, they endeavoured to ascertain, if poisible, the cause of the settle ment that had taken plan at that part, and they found it was built on a wood's foundation, which showed very Arco' symptoms a decay, and which was in several plane when the ground had been opened, completely rotten. The City architect bowie' been communkatedwitb had me& an examinatie, and was of opinion that steps should be taken at nos to make secure the founation about in those p= which he estimated at • cost of Mr. Haines explained to the court that it might eel be • the only sum which would be wanted, as perhaps, when • further examination took plats, it might be found that Ste ' 1 whole of the fonedation wee is the lame state, and it maid in that ease blooms anseeary to pia the walls up all recd... The committee had already themselves essaliaed [medalist' sad they wanted to wake a more essaittias ismesitatise to see taw far it wee in such a stela. • He moved the adoption of the report, which was weed to , SOON other beldame of an nolateresting character having beta MEE sidelined. Du Barris delicious health restoring Remits**, Araks 7004 ma. ottaboof 'malaise at gromk s. (toilloilni, avatr," MOM Normos, Um, sod Now' owl was lay Wm No in 44bor rillegilla MOM soasok.—Ma limy mod Co. 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