The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-11 00:00:00

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April 110. oo ki emeg W edasedag mad meg alleenerhe nefarder. kf Ike men elememe rell a =f m edeleadat i 4° 1 1 11 1 4 1 =irs iftionatu gekeeek larerard pareag• °" tedwilwg el perkkins soaked. far mom ins Wind Melee, wed Brett& Oehmehisk heeled errs. , —Far feriker leulare : er be i lnill Ili 21 111111eseedneek . a. KIN aft. RO I 7TERDALK and the RHUM—The ereoir HATAY= Caped..VMs. irita"wihr:rirlc., sir Ws some. and will leave Brunswick Mr, Illacwall. grgpf SUNDAY et U o'clock Beiniedistely attar arrival of the Asi am train from Fenchurch street Station). for freight tiliqNeeiy to Thillippe, Graves, Phillipsw, mad Company. rsne 1.C.. or to Chaplin's Universal Onice, Regent Mk • lir .—abitat Root. to Etooot.r, ,- ...4 t Control Gortroof. — Tb• Nana 0104 isl . Ira to mew atosor m i r la r t CI-optoln J. =TM N, A =hod tram a on ClitritSDAY. the lalt AO PingtleDgh d 1 am-. aolllng IA Olactroalnioo Nl=at a wpm—lam to AI sod All ; IS sod Al Ha— to Stroorso _ P HILIIXTS. 0111l , da. aad CO-. U. i0.41e La : or at =Amara -- IY.BI . . Darwitedices. W. mak MARME DEPARTMENT of the ACIDINTAL MATH INSIIBANOR COMPANY will be e m s C ea sad attar Mk April, at City Baak Chambers, laaThheamdle-street, abase - Ca Caraway Is prepared to no w proposals for Marine Issanmees at the surest rates. ARTHUR JAMS DOM" Uedsrwritm. J. W. OBAM Searetsry. RUSSIAN CO (VYKSOUNSKY) MPANY IRON WORKs (Lhaited). To te Incorporated coder the limited Liabilities Act of 188?. Capital /-500,000 in 26,00 u auras of £lO eat. Present issue 15.000 shares. Depth £1 on appliCatio;a7liiiOiCillotmeut. Beyond which It isnot Intended to call up more than £6 per •hare. o eta Se eiree..l £1 per share, nor to be made at Intervals of leas than three niontba. W laths Esq. ,Director, ".Metropolitas EaUsers.") DIM B. Chapman, Esq. (Director, "Smith, fralatt= , :i2 I. Cue vas ler Batmen (late Judge, Tribunal et Lty, 1i.E..1.(1& (Director. "Bask of Leedom') QMJPreset (Chairman, " Bombay and Berate Baillivay"). Ea A. C. Bober:, 6, Berkeley-maim Ma None* Erq. (Director. "Ocean Marine Insurasoe *Moen ' Matthaei, Emq. mud Oaring- laNitli—liaak of London. crow bourrtosn—M mars. Edwards and Co., Delahay-street, West minster. Dome—Mews. Robins, Barber, and Dailey, Threadneedle street. AUDITURA Imam C. 7. Kemp, Osman, Ford. and Co.. 7, Greaham•street. lobed Smith, Esq., 6, Urest Yiinchesteratrest. escasrair ,pro ten.)—Caarteny Clarke. Faq. Olkes-11, Great Winchester-street, Old Breadatreet. Tkla Company Is formed for the purpose of acquiring and Maga as well-known Iron works, which have been I alabilehed and In successful operation for a long period at "aka la Snag& ▪ Math, which covers an area of 406,000 Malta acres and 1 samba 36,000 inhabitance, is most advantagoously Wasted on savipbie fiver Oka 'which flows Into the yoga at Ntia 'meted), antis within ii 6 miles of the railroad which connects Alai Novgorod with Moscow. The estate waw a. en inexhaustible supply of Iron ore of maim quality, yloolng an avenge of 45 per cent, and the gotta which are now in operattou and lit good order consist of 0 Blast formica 23 Beaton furnaces. 17 Puddling furnaces. 16 Balling mills, for all kinds of merchant iron, sheet Iron, and iron wire. Large hammers for sheet iron. 121 Wire alb. "atm for making all kinds of steam anginas. e Paeslier lactates foi martyr amines 1 Lame boiler (scary for making steam boilers and • Masielmets. 5, 'Gaudette S Adana lot mating scythes, nails, de. "litiet The doom me worked by 7! water.wheela, of I,oso.horse peer, brides 16 steam engine,. of 4711-hone power. WBOlb awes of the estate are coveted with valuable timber; NSW/supply of fuel, coupled with the abundance and cheap. Pend labour, has enabled the proprietors to produce Iron et • met less coat than in England, wallet the selling price in Ina 0 more than double what It la in this country, se the within the empire Is not equal to the demand, and except of • particular caul le kept out of compoU ai the high import duty and cost of transport. Tis pike as which the comay' Interest in the property, sa idled below, has been onally acquired is the sum of 11010,}n addition to which an estimated sum of iali,oou will feled to pay off exiaing charges on the property, and it taleameed that the sum of V 0,0,0 will be required for weft NOM, making together g 106,000, whkli la the whole lima mewed to be called up plats at the present time amount to about 537,000 diver males Shout £70,000 sterling) per annum, subject, however, les Sedation of 71,000 roubles, being interest at 5 per cent., mil shift" fund on • debt of 1,200,0 a rah'. due to the Ha ft promment, thus leaving a net annual profit of 4416,000 Maim liy arran.ement with the proprietors, and lefetheation or mortgage to the Company 01 their reserved Nast In the estate, 67,000 roubles (A 11,000), being about 7 Ilet mt. paranoia upon the whole capital proposed to be sled vp, is guaranteed to be Bret paid to the shareholders el W lAniPent ; of the surplus profits )578.000 roubles or allea arestifths will beams to toe present proprietors. and loaf= tee shareholders, for • palled of 67 yearw Thus •ss tc of the profits at the present t sae, and without assidering the Improvements likely to result from an increase demeltd, a dividend of about 20 per cent per annum 1. shown Nee the capital ,C106,00o) required to be called op. In the www estimate no account has been taken of the profits upon Benenalature of seam engine*, bolters, etc., and it is antid laithat by the Introduction of further capital and the de- Uhlman& of the works, the returns will be more than doubled. 1 Is Wielded to create a abalug fund for the purpose of »- biles* the Shareholders, at the expiration of the thirty efen tan, when the interest of the Company will cease, the stile amount of the capital called up. On the determination Cie kat, the proprietors bind themselves to have a valuation We et ell the propeity above ground, and after deducts .g the Weed value, to pa to the Cassano one-half of the difference laid Thus, In addition to receiving a highly remunerative Initeldurtne the thirty-seven yearn, at the end el that time Ile whets of their capital sill be returned to the shareholders Ma a ponderable bonus. hY believed that the Bolan Government will grant a con tain for the compaction of • railroad, to pass through the "Me. and connect the Mini-Novgorod and Moscow Une with hone abd Toula, which, as will be seen from the map atom /tang the prwipectu co nstruct the centre of a group of Russian midst elite eon In course ofion, and is situated In the elite mat flouriahlag manolacturint distrida of the empire. ham ed the estate and works, the engineer's report, and Ll 7 documents so which the above statenseuta ars founded, 'w be harected at the °dices of the Company. arMica tor share& to he made inva d e accompanying form. t nst of no allotment being a, the deposit will be _Mined us full Should • less number of shares be allotted 2., an applied for, the deposit will be made available towards Wane' on allotment, and the balance, U any, returned to . 1 111121taat. ~Loslatases and forme of application for shares may be ,_wenment the antes of the Company, and of the Leman, Golan. ad sachem. MY OF apPLIOATIOR FOR SMARM. Ho.. rro be retained by the Bankers.) ... to tie Directors of the Rusalan (rYksotutek:) ken Wm " Company, Limited. ye t e lel e :nee,—Basing paid to your Bankers, the being a depodt of Al per share on shares hi ll % Mere Company, I hereby request that you will allot me issu.. w t u eeer and I awes to accept such shares or any lea .. you may allot me ; and I agree to pet , th e sun of 44 Per r . • m allotment, and I authorise ru to /nacre my name on ftotratot members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name la full Residence Profession Date 1866. _ DP. frOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PDLLS, ' , Tertian( remedy, prepared without any merourial hm from war recipe of Dr. .tleett, will be in digestio n,nvaluab *Meet! Wont aad liver complain* - "Yelear. giddiness, Waxiness of the eyes, &e . Par habitat! r i P tttsin b al • fuld l 7 aperient medicine, and as a wilier of ti are truly excellent : Wii in their operation and to the stomach, they create appetite, promote diseetioe, QW•Olthen., the wboi, nervous system—Sold by W. Um' * hts • ww.t. r. King 'mamma., Charing-moo, and by most and bmsea b la....lo. Sid b. 9d. Be ware to WI for Dr. Pih. The genalse are in • swore Pew " Wthisas lorahert" c amel on the romp. JC. And J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets . and boxes °Moir PRIZE SISDAL ?ARMIES CANDLLS. SUPPLIED TO HER NATlsrrs GOVIELNEILET. T C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE, requires V . o bolder, poem ar serapina eta any aaadiastlek, rad Wu to the sod. BOLD MaraYWHZILL JC. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard . CHAMBER CANDLES. toe cleenthsean eafety from Sm. and economy. THEIR NAME t$ ON DV &1 CANDLE. JC. and J. FIZLD, Upper Marsh, Lambetb, • manufacturers of the celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP; nnumfacturere of toe New Patent Herd. SeLf-Etting Chamber Candles; manufacturers of the PAse Medal Pardue Candisaaft SUPPLIED TO HER MAJESTY'S OOWSZNYINT. EARTH CLOSETS and COMMODES (VOLES PATEXT)—WHITE sad Co 29. Dedford-strest, Weed. Landon. where the efferent forme of Closet may De seem—Pnemectasea red Ors WM Do forwarded free on eppBeattom WHITE and BOUND TEETH us indispensable to Permits] Attraction, and to health and longevity by the proper masticetion at food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental Ingredients, Is of hostiosable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, strengthening the game, and to giving a pluming fragrance to the breath. It medic:Mee tartar from Um teeth, removal spots whichpnt deca `sad polishes and preserves the 11111AO4 to it imparts Llike whiteness. Ita Invaluable pro perties have obtained the patronage of royalty and the cmey of Europe, and 11 anivermWy in hlO Price li. ad. per boa. Sottl it at 10. Hatton-garden. and by repute. Chemists and Perin men. Aak for •• Rowlands' Odooto.' NOTHING IMPOSSIBLH —The greatest and most useful Inveation of the day, AO JA AMARILLA. Hamra JOHN GosNiu, tad Co.. Three Klareourt, Lombard street, London, perfumers tabor Majesty, respectfully offer to the paldie this truly marvellous laid, which gradual') restores the hums hair to its pristine hue—so matter at what sge. The Agar azatrella has none of the properties of dyes It, cm the contrery. beasteial to the system, and when the kW Is race restored one application per month will keep It in perfect odour. Pries Li Is per bottle, or In half bottles, 10a. ed. John Goan& sad Co. have been appointed perfumers to H.I.H. the PTIDOI.II of Wslea.—JOHN GaiNEILL and Co.'s CHERRY TOOTH PASTS Y gmatly superior to any tooth powder—To be had of all per Amara, chemists. rad at lais oravhatary, 111. These Kingasart, Losahard-arest. Geodes. TIINNEFORD'S FLUID MAGNISLL The ined/cal prolusion for thirty years bays approved of this pare solution of saspossla as the best remedy for gout sad ate osebto disorders ef sowy bind mid as a mad veriest It to ape day adapted for ladies sad Within. Prepared solely by DINNIFOLD sad Cle.. arendsta, lee . 112. Dond-etreet. faadoa. aad sold tbreeilsout tbe world hall respectable amide. Cautios—des '• Diaaeloxd sad Co. la as each beta sad red label over the sort. MP as Ii . O4IPHORISED NIRVINE TONIC. Leondlste. coht.t.hti leat hharluotwaeof PHO ea SP HATIC sita nerve outlet:not Great philosophical and ....eoestftoenta of = . . 1011 141V.11 has led to the discovery of this invaluable 13:21 f a ifr Pressat perfect state hie to the palate and Its actio —mill n Ong lb wonderful properties. =agfo fothalt permanently curing all who name.al wasting sad wl o f L e s oervo n s and muscular -. Meal ssiliartlal WE A K and every o th er exhaustive • th. _system. It rreisrates all th e importan . t e W ort Munn, Irt. k . • As phosphorus in • dat m ,j, ss TOMMY'S 00PARINE 1111:011, el:mead's/1y iih a i bpsiri : .4 ass, se the exhausted trams with Its slectrloil properties.' MOM: IIL tried the Parts sad London Nospltals. natter the cars of ae u tige . tour Ith bottles Loss, S. and In or castes- MGM Cads', Mooed, Lloyd, Poland. sad Lesvos Clark tie es t i if. 6, which saw 1.1 lea ' peeked securely. Imisest: illy. g. lOW ellasts • earl MOM. or its days W Parts of the weed. Loudon with :—Uleaver, either he newt ce chronic rilassma.-4a ed. par bottle= stishg. lloo W. 13, Willisawdreet, London. %L. di C./MIA". ?ma" drool* 49 . 1 throtathet. am no. Isalrwart librafa, Pam* TEM OM of MOSCOW GAS COMPANY Isoorporated tuner the Cl:empa anned). nels Aid.lßß with Limited Liability. Colman= obtained with notnalve lhteinde. Interest at the rated 7 par cent3s, per annum dmengeesstruction. Capital, in 000 Shares nAM each. Deposit, Al Mis AppilaiMm sad RA en Anotment DaßOtags. H. Wanton Blake, Req., LILL (Director of the Continental Utden Gap Company). James lredwick Onion, Bag. (erendent of the Council of Coofrol of th a s . Vue Coropeon), Needle Weettod. D. 00l 11(eq. tMainging Director of the Hague Gag Edwa rd alli sIP Hawkins, Jun., Taq. (Chairman of the London On Gew amens mimed, Eaq. (Deputy Governor Apt and Magtensage tank, Lotted). "MN Usil 64 r 6oo . E.q , 11. Bentincketreet, W. Mean. T. e. Sehildaki, 110 scow. Sm J. Emerson Tenant, F.LS., 66. Warerickaquare. The AAdra and Meallernsan's Beak (Limited), 06, Nicholas-lane, Lomberdetrect SoLiffinal—Mesta Yam, Maples, Teesdale, and Young, Baeggat 6, le —Mem nderW ea. ler Oldwes J and itt . Hilt El, Vivra, LC. This Company has bean formed for lighting the ally of Moscow within.. under th •poyen of • ooncesalea, granted with exclusive tvnallifs a .2 , l2l6 NUddrilltJ. On TM blue 1064, and rattled the ef December lan by thlizerin government. , Mreaew oestalua • population of 500,000 persona It la situated at the omen - al the oeunneros at the country, with air railways agenterglag within Its walla. It la the winter residence of a large portion of the Read= , and the oaten of its climate to such as to render the of pa, both to lighting and warming purposes, an object of primary Importasee to the habehineata. (skint amps 11111 aorek awl lusemlae lie Dr art senate, the aratinal and govantment Mime) I L i au(eL l 7 = lealeslinieles, sad the public @Ghana will all have So be Ism odolel statistics ft appears Mal, there an at permit in Megoow shout 100 botele—mod of them very spacious -4,341 lams Testaments, Was, cabarets, and wine houses,wheire Devi* paw lbw greater pond the night le winter, upwards of 100 pollee and natiese ; let printing aka, excludes dthem be to the government and the muldcdpatity ; 27 public ; 15 civil and military hospitals, end 26 goverement say leas. The German, llogilais, and Merchants' clubs. and the Club de la Noblesse," each spend about ASO per month for widths goverment M t pays annually AMO for the i l tro in f the Opera Home and the Russian Theatre, and £ll,OOO for the barracks la addition to the above-mentioned buildup", and altogether Inispectrre of private house, there are 17,012 shops, 700 facto ries and workshops of various descriptions, many of them of peat magnitude and oae alone reqnring 600 light& Moscow Ma hitherto been dependent for artificial light upon portable gas, Maarten( candlea, and petroleum oil. The costli ness of these articles and other disadvantages connected with the Imperfect lighting thus obtained are such as to render any tompetitiou with ordinary me Impossible. The conoeudon which has been enured to this Company ore fen an exeinalve privilege for 30 years ; at the end of that period the works will either remain the property of the Company perpetuity without special monopoly: or the municipality may elect to purchase them at a sum equivalent to the rutin net preen of the yearlong ten years or to extend Me concession, with exclusive privileges for a further period of ten years. In this latter cage the worn would revert to the city at the and of fort years, mime fresh men' shall have bean made for coeti y oning the hugeness in the of the Company. A ank h/Ird will be provided to meet these contingencies. Caner deg Charges allows the COni , nny to charge 5 silver roubles (equivalent at the present exceptionally low rate SI ex change to thirteen &hilltop, and to Mien shillings end ten pence at the par of exchange; per 1,000 cubic feet of gas foe all private lights. The street lights will be paid for at the price of 14.50 silver roubles per light burning 10,n00 cubic feet during the year, and at the game rats for any further quantity which may be required, with an illuminating power which need not exceed 12 minim. AB the lamps of the government and moat civil buildings are to pay the same price ag the private lights, viz., 5 silver roubles per 1,000 cubic feet of gas. A provisional contract has been entered into with Smith, Knight, and Co. (Limited% for works capable of sup plying 110,000 lights together with the whole of the mains of e city (upwards of 110 miles in length) adapted to the entire prospective oonsumptioa. The net preen upon the apnea required for this purpose are calculated to exceed 10 per cent. per annum, and in this estimate no profit whatever is assumed on the public works will be Ind ont with a new to the supply of 10,000 street lights, and upwards of 100,000 private lights. and as soon as the Company can meet the demand to thls *nest, the net profits are calculated to exceed the above rats. To show the this estimate is by no means exaggerat-d, reference may be road* to the profits of other gag eampani.e possessing exclusive privileges on the continent ; amongst oth•n, the gas works at the Hague have paid for many yearn 25 per cent. per annum, sod the Paris Gas Company is at the present time plying dlvl eeeds above 20 per cent. per annum. Sufficient plant will be erected for the supply of 50.000 lights by the end of August in nail year, from which date a large net revenue will be received. Power will be taken to borrow a portion of the capital on de bentures, by which means the profit. divisible amongst the shareboltien may probably rise to a higher *run than that already lottleat. tillers have been received teethe parchase of all the gob and far produced. et prices which will bring 'town the net coat of the coal carbonised to a point which contrasts favourably with the gaeworks of mono' the large cities on the oorginent. Interest at the rate of 7 went. per annum will be paid half yeerty, on the capital, during construction. The outlay for plans, estimates, engineering, travelling ex panse and other preliminary charges, will be borne by this Com pany. The proprietors of the concession have such confidence in the complete success of the undertaking, that they have agreed to truster all their rights and adnoteges to this Company, in consideration of receiving, in lieu of any present payment, ono hall of the net prong of each year after 10 per cent. shall have been earned on the total paid.up capital of the Company. A large portion of the capital is already subscribed applica tions for the remaining shares will be received by the Agra and Masterman's Bank : by the Solicitors ; and by Meagre. Hill, leaw eett, and Hill, the broken of the Company, from whom proapec- Bursa and forms of smith:at:on may be obtained. The amount of Al upon each share applied for must be paid to the Company's Bankers, previously to the application being sent in this sum will be returned if no allotment is made to the applicant. An option will be given to each subvcriber of taking one-fifth part of the shares allotted to him In fully pald.op t hane. Temporary Mom, 00, Tbre B6s. adneedie.strt ' April, 1 roan Or APPLICAT7C7tt POR 'HARM (To he lett with the Benham.) To the Dlrectoeu of "The City of Moscow Cu Company Limited)." Gentlemen, —Having paid to your credit, with the Agra and lisatermansa Bank (Limited), the sum of being a deposit of Al per share on shares in the ahoy; Company, I request that you will allot me shares of £2.5 each L "The CV y of Moscow Gas Company (Limited)," and I hereby undertake to accept the same, or say smaller number which you may allot to me, and to pay the f thee deposit of £4 per share on allotment, and I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you to place my name on the register of shareholders In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, your obednut servant, Name intuit Address in full ... et, r•., ;,,,... CITY of MOSCOW GAS COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEILEHT GIVEN that NO APPLICATIONS for WARM will be RECEIVED AFTER THIS DAY kTneelay), the Ilth Instant —By order of the Board, HILL, PAWCEIT. and HILL. Brokers to the Company. SP, Threadneedle-street. AprU 11, ISM. LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 11, 1885. MIIDIE'S SELECT LIBBIARY. IMPORTANT HISTORICAL WORM, at MIIDIITS I.IIIIIARY. 1. nut.nrs CMSAIL Bs Neva&HMSO THIRD. 2. LIVD of We acmaisuo22. By Dr. Roo& CAWII2OII. By 0.0. Twat7Ltll. 8. 71101JDN6 ICON of QUERN 10.171L81T1. 6 STANLITS HISTORY of the JRWIBH CHURCH. 0. CARLYLKS HISTORY of PRRDRRICK tlr ORIAT. T. DONALDSOB'S HISTORY of CHRISTIAN urszermts. 8. 111061.1Y/I ROMAN and the TEUTON. 9. SENIORS HISTORICAL MAYS. 10. LEVIS of the QUIRKS of 'NOLAND. NIT idltloo. 11. KISS 000911K6 HISTORY of AYRRIOA. 12. THE OR/AT (106111131N0 YAMMER of RICHLAND. 18. TYLOSS "SALT HISTORY of MANKIND. 14. HISTORY of the WORLD. By PHILIP Som. 16. KAyre BESTOW( of the SWOT WAR. 16. THZ 612COND INTIM By lii C. Y. L WhAIALL. 11. 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GENTLIDIEN'B DRESS.—No. 106, Strand.— HAMILTON and LIMPTON, Tailors, lathe as MU lirr4on of the NEW SWUNG 00006 , which are now ready. store of Overcoats always on head tar wisest us. 106, BINAND, OPPOSITE IMRE HALL RIIPTIIIII EL —The PATENT SELF JLIO ADJUSTING OZILKAN TRUSS, acting effectually with out any compileationa, to recommended by the (unity for the mare and relief at basis. Theneceeeary quality oh • seedless, Yan efficient realsting power, without anneeessary presentees the part sleeted. which desirable object la alone °bunted M a Ind onencumbared with drape, viral springs, or pad b. IM. —4. 800 and Co.. I, Piccadilly, W. WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED ? This query Is worthy consideration by everyone sallow to !Main the inestimable blesing—dght: for on cermet know ledge as to the proper time for using Spectacles will depend the =y of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When Its el is detansinsd a nicety of dlersisalostion out be used fi adapting lenses of the exact power that willsupply the loss, or irreparable injury will result. Optical qnseki,Uke medical quacks, Pe incalculable mischief by their is grant pretension, as Is preyed by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors. Surety, it were wiser to ask advice from souse optician of repute, and avoid HA to ones sight. The old Arm of Thomas Harris sad Son f established 1780), opposite the British Museum-gate, London, having specially attended to the maim facture of spectacles. are competent to advise on an that pa tsies tothe remedying defective vision by the accurate adapta tion of the lenses, mathematically true, of the requisite power, and also by the Milldam seleetlon of a spectacle frame (which is likewise important) of the form meet teetiering the laps. THE PALL-MALL GAZILITH of THIS EVENING eantains (beddee all PM news of the day) the followleg Original Articles :-81r Charles Wood and the Bbootee Mauler —The Election of Prevost Paradol—The mlc fn Sarah—The Laming of Theatres—The laws of in Prance—The Boned of the Studios (concluding article) ith oreasloaal Note* on Current grenis—Epitome of Opiitions in the Morning Journals... And many Items of Special Intelligens@ Iron Adria& —Ogee, IL hallebargalleal, Strand. W.C. NEW NOVEL BY TLC AUTHOR. Of "LOST LINORZ." to Tide day, la i vole., dal Htearlee, LEFT to the WORLD. .1.4 John Maxwell sad Co., publishers. 121. Tleel-Mmea CHIRP "MIMI OF " MALIN TO HA8.311189." This day. t in I rot, crown Bvo, with Frontispiece and Vignette , handsomely bound In eke, peke es., B R.MIN TO HARNESS. John idazwee sad Co., lfl, Fleat-etreed. CHEAP EDITION OF 818 VICTOR% CHOICE." This day. In 1 vol., crown tiro, with Wee and Vignette Title-page, handeoreely boond In ea, QIR VICTOR'S °ICE. 10 By the Author el "Dennis Donne." " Harry (Thyme," &e. John Iliatwell and Ca, 12t, Fleet-street Ms day. pries ti, =trans Edition, rrHE BEE-HUNTERS. A Tale of Adventure. By OarrAvz Antaau. Loudon : Ward, Lock. cad Tyler, lad, Pleatatreet. DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : IL Oblemt. Happiness, sad Dteoppoistarato. PrW. la. Moan, ComhM ; o Author. S, Great Starlboroogh4treet, W., Loodoa. Consultations dolly, on lierroun Debility, bloating, do. COUNTY LOTUS ELECTION.-.—DUNDALK, MONDAY. —The nomination of candidates for the representation of °minty Louth took place this day. Colonel Fortesene pro poeed, and Mr. William Burton 'wooded the sominatfou of Major M'Clintook, the ooriservative candidate. Mr. Tristram Kenned► was proposed by Mr. Vete Foster, sod moiseded by Mr. Finlay Chester. The show of hands was is favour of Mr. Keonedy. A poll was dm:sanded on the part of Major lit'Clintook, and fixed for Thursday. REPRESENTATION OP NEWPORT, ISLE orWzowr.-- The Hampshire Chronicle slate, that the Honourable Auheron Herbert, brother of the FAA of Cimarron, will be • candidate for the reptuesatation of Newport, is the Isle of Wight. Raramicrertos or Noara HANTS.—Is conse quence of Mr. St. Joh. Mildmay baring announced himself as a candidate for North Hants, the sitting members have issued circulate to date their intention to be can didates for reelection. RKPRLSZPITATION OF THE WIOTOWN BURGHS.— _. . . TheSol;eitor-Ci;oeral has issued his address, brief sad to the point. accepting the nquisitiou of the sleeken of the Wigtown Burghs. He makes the fact of his official rela tions with the present government stand in the stead of any needlessly elaborate or necessarily imperfect statement of his political opinions • and simply declares his Meows at tachment to the prin ciples of the liberal party. After a graceful expression of pride in that sumer in his profession which hes reoocomeoded him to the good opinion of those whose suffrages bare been offered to him, and of regret that the Scotch bar is so scantily represented in parliament, Mr. Young states his intention of immediately meeting the austral. and slating to them folly his political claws.— Scotsman. ILLUMINATION or THE COLISEUM AT Roux.— .. The oorrespoedest of the Time at Rome, writing on the 4th, lays :—"Oa last Saturday might all Roam or, at lust, the foreign element in it, went down to see the Coli seum illuminated with Bugg lights. It is one of those asking sad no. spectacle, which always athlete a mule fade, though nothing man equal the cried mud solemn effect produced by moonlight. Admiseion tickets were issued at Sr. pule a head, and perhaps about 3,000 persons were M the interior, where two buds were placed. one at either ex tremity, and played welthes and other musk not pre cisely in harmony with the spot. A rocket announced the commeaceesset of the illuminatiose, and in the Mall manner were indicated all the successive changes. A circle of pals green light ran round the lower part of the stupsndons ruin, while a bright red light smareisd the upper pert. On the dive...barge of a rocket, these wen changed. and then the whole was lighted with a pale green, producing the moat pleasing effect, es being the nearest approach to the natural. The changes were made again. but in reverse, and so again third Dens, the marvellous spectacle rootinaing for about an hoar. Ot warns every arch sad bathes" were brought out is bald relief, every blade of gnu that Seated on the walls might be coasted ; bat when all is mid that esa be said, each as exhibitios is a dreautien of the grand old rain, which has resieted the attacks of time foe nearly 1,800 eastariee. Outside tin Claims then was • vast mahatmas who declared Nat lb. spestasth wee more marvellous than Weida The site on whirl Wand Na reined p4Lese of the Oran was also crowded with IM MO/ invited by the &rester, If nusigoor De Ross, whOill LOGOS "1 lighted up M mimic imitation d its asighbour. Asa mutilation the whole affair mast have bees profitable, and se far the illumisation wan very satisfactory. Rome is new so crowded that it is esueely "enable to get a roes for love or umuy, sad suormove prime us Wog asked fir lodgings. Poster always brims • smallitvd• ; bat the jubilee sod the ONII•d01111111111111 OW sheave ass which may diedeieli the glories of old Papal Reme f tirl foam, added vest mamberrato the masa crowd." (Stamped. ld. Additional TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (azurea's tirisolums.) THE CORPS LEGISLATIF. PARIS, Alllll.lo. In to-day's sitting of the Corps Leemlatif, Vintry said the government desired neither proscriptions nor expulsions, and did not wish for the separation of church and state. The govern ment wishes, he continued, that the church ahould be independent of the state, as the state will be of the church—each keeping in its proper 'Ogre. The laity have become their own makes, and it is necessary that this shook! he known in Franco and elsewhere. The Chamber refused to listen to the remarks of M. Jules Fevre. The opposition then withdrew the amendment, and paragraph 13 of the address was adopted almost unanimously. On paragraph 14 being brought on for disunion, W. Jules Favre spoke of Mexico, Italy, Denmark, and Poland, wbere none of the pending questions had been solved. Italy, he said, awaits unity, and Poland reconstitution. In Willie Illetkirg has been ter minated. The speaker, in conclusion, censured the policy pursued by the government with regard to Denmark. M. Beauverger spoke against the amendment of the opposition. K Light 011ivier defended the foreign policy of the government, and advocated the principle of non-intervention. Paragraphs 14 and 15 of the address were then adopted. M. Jules Favre explained the amendment to paragraph 16, regretting intervention in Mexieo, and demanding the recall of the French troops. M. Corta replied. The debate will be continued to-morrow. RESIGNATION OF THE . FORTITGUZf3Z MINISTRY. LISBON, Ilium 10, 10.11 rat. The Duke de Lould and the other ministers have resigned. The Kiog bee summoned the Marquis of Se da Baudiera to the Polio,. THE DUEL IN BELGIUM. The Brussels cortespondept of the Paris Temps, writing on the Bth, gives the following amount of the dual between General Chisel, the Minister of War, and Y. Weak the member for Antwerp :—" The disegremosel be tween M. Delast and the Minister of Wm led to its inevi table remit today. This morning at eight o'clock, in • private rictiag school, a meeting with pistols took place between the two adversaries. At the signal given by the sensed@ both tired at once, and M. Chasid was slightly wounded in the right side by the bullet of M. Doled. The doctor who was present would not let the duel ooatinne. The Hon. M. Delset thereupon ar promised IL Meath and spontametudy declared tn very blaming Mans that throughout the whole of the opposi tion he bad awed to bin in the Chamber be had in no way been gelded by a seetimeet of personal sabilmity, but simply by his parliamentary duty. Glossa Chasid, deeply moved, expressed in hie turn to Z. Delimit his rapes for the offensive words be bad &Mimed to him in the Chamber a few days ago, and the two adver miss, heumforth reconciled, heartily shook bands. 1 think I have already told you that the seconds were Count litedekerke and M. Nothemb, formerly Minister of Justice, for M. Nisei, sad °costal Soudan de Nisderwseth and Captain Steaks. for the Minister of War. The wooed el the latter, It in declared this ovoids& is neither die. genus nor serious." The Brunets oorrespeodea► of the deenir National, writing on the same day, gives a very similar amount of the matting, which he says, however, took plans at the pared* potted, a short distaace from the city. lie adds :—"They fought with pistols, aid at tweoty wee. At a given signal M. Debit bred first. M. Chars], slightly wounded in the right aide, was never theless able to fire, but without wonudieg his adversary. The latter then approached the former, and said, `Now that I have received your Are, I have mock pleasure in declaring that I have never bad any ides of casting any doubts upon your integrity. I esteem and respect you, and I hope that henceforth our discaseions will remain within the limits of parliamentary moderation.' The two adversaries then shook hands. General Chisel was able to return on foot to his hotel and apply himself to his duties at ono*. In this oonntry duelling is absolutely forbiddeo by a law of the Bth January, 1841, which in the present case—that of woneds occasioning no incapacity for duty - entails punishmeot of from two to eighteen months' imprisonment, and from 200 f. to 1,500 f. toe. The seconds are considered accomplices, and are subjected to the same puoisbmsot as the principals. Nevertheless, the coostitution does not allow ministers or members to be in dicted without the intervention of the Chamber ; as to the two seconds whom the parliamentary immunity doss not protect, it dose not seem that they will be disturbed under the circumstances. I need scarcely tell you that this duel is the event of the &ay.' [TWOPENCE I IITBAOIIDINABX ,XISOUTION AT NEW mug. The execution of Robert Kennedy, found guilty at est* se a spy sad of pertisipatisa is the attempt Its an the Weis el New York, leek yawn at Feet Lafayette we the 25th alt., i• the presses, of many handled speetetars. . . Bolan hie death he made the following conferion "After my escape from Jobsseit's Ideed, I west direct to Chao* when I met a somber el Oseedeethe oilers. They asked me if I was willies to go es so expedition. I mkt • 'TM, if Ws is the einhe alley loastry.. To whisk they reed& ' IVs all tight,' bat save so latinistin es to Ile mature, ace did I ask foe soy. I am sherd, after sent to New York, where I fiend some time. There VIM eight of es is the perky, sad steer we bad bees to the eft three weeks we were told the the object of the expedition carte retaliate idea the North far the atheithe el Shedder* Is the ereseasdoth Valley. It Wee originally Winded to set Sr. to the shy es the sight of the Prnsidestiel eleutice, bat se the phisphores was act prepared, ft wee postponed until the night of the 26th of November. Oi the eight loss who teemed the erishel party two lied to Canada, leant( bob dn. I wee at list dapples at the thimest Howse la Fultesokest, tot Übe , wards mend tato ?dandies& I eet ire te four hoe* sr rather to DelterreeHeessies lamaboy's sisateftmor Hotel, sad the New Beglead Hesse. TM Oa= only se in to the berets width smolt wee *mem sad thus eel OR. Had the Illalfre sled dew es I did, we would have id in to thirty.two homes, sad played • big Jobs es this in department. I know that lamto be bused for setting ire to Harnum's lissom, bat the fact is, the ehe ash eras shoes a reckless joke. I had so ides of dated It ; bat when we were in there, for the min tea at the thing I emptied • bottle of phaphare us obi flair, jut to seen the Per*. I it wealth% set ire to woad, for we had tried that before, sad bed at one time about cos eluded to gin it up. There was so Seedidtmes shod it. The Num= wee set as ire by leered amide" after I bad bees drisking, and just for the his of • ream. After settle; lot to my four places, I walked the west an night,• red.'s 's: morning, whoa I went to the Exchange Hotel. There we all met the seat months, sad again st Welk My hided eal Iliad Teems Wow bat were the most of the day is the case, readies the poem, while the detective; who ewe thick, watched ea. I worded thee that I should be maght, sad if owed I exported Mt the. Had I dose so then it would ban been all right, bet I Shia now it's rather rough. I escaped to Canada, as did all the red, and very glad I wee to get safely across the bridge. was melon, however, and wasted to rejoin my corneae& I darted with my friend, vie D• 610116 Jed before we remised the city be received as intimatim that the &tor thee wen en the look oat for we, and Owlet Ma • 40 1 4 he jumped from the am. I didn't Dodos the ilpel. bat kept on., and was arrested in the depot. I wish to say that the killing of Inane and daddies was the last thin we thought of. We wanted to let the people of the North un deluged sad feel that there are two sides to the war, and that they can't be rolling in wealth sad cemfott while we the Seek are bearing all the lordships sad privation. I. retailed(' for Shaidan'a atrocities is the Ethestandesh we de sired to destroy poverty, not the lives of woos: and children. although that of course would lon followed in the train." On the morning of the hanging, the exemationer, a Mahal &aortae. who for this work wee pardoned his anon, was planed in • box, whew he meld oat the rope without being IMO ' and, the hour bevies arrived, the althea' per to the room of the aeodeauted. The aloe of the day, Tint Lieut. Samuel W. Black, 17th limited States Infantry, with attendants, stood at the door, while Colonel Burks, Manical Murray. and leases entered. Kandy stood near the lire, with Gannet Beall and the chaplain. Startiog forwent, he said, azaiteittly, " Oh, I know what yeti want ;• lam prepared for It," and weed the further end of mesa kw sossething, whys ho settee& the underkker, lanes, and said, " I deal knew yes, nor who the you are." Beall restrained him, and Marshal Murray told him that it was time for him to he r P repared, as the hoar had strived. " All right," said hs , l'en ready ; prepared for this thing ; tie my arms; sod then, after a moment's quest, he shouted, • This is hard for you Yukon to use me on. I'm • regular soldier in the Coafederate army, and have been since the war." To the reporter of the Nero York Tines he said, " Good bye, old fellow ; you'll do me jostles is that state ment (referring to his sonfeseice), won't you; you'll put it all in I" hues barns bound his arms, placed the black cep on his head, as which he started. mg " Aaal le weir this thing to the pilot,' 7' He was told that he was, and es he was spin about repeating sow thing about the Yankees, General Beall interrupted, ray ing, "Thus gentlemen bare soiling to do with that, Kennedy," and he stopped. The pcoesseioe, under charge if Lieutenant Black, thee marched to the gallows, upon the scaffold al which stood • backless chair, sad pear wake were the reporters cd some cif the papers. Far a moment Kennedy eat down, mailed, and this caught hold of hie black cep, the end of which tickled his fain, end threw it epitefuliy ci the board. He then stood up, while Captaia Thomas H. Tread, LOth United States Infantry. Pon Adjulast, read the loos review of this came, recant sued d by General Dix, in General Orden No. 24. Frisch read it distinctly sod fluently, but during the to minutes La warmed, Kennedy frequently toter rupted him, saying , ' It's a lie,' and laughing loudly and offensi vely. At its couelasion, the abaplain read the appropriate esevice, and thee, kneeling. oilfired a touching appeal in behalf of the irritated man, who refaced tot:6 sad seemed scarcely human la his levity, while all s him wen knebed with revereene. Isaacs stopped forward, but Kcenedy, pining hi hack against the upright plank, said—"Oolesel, - I wish to make • statement. Gentlemen, this is • judicial murder. Oolong, lam ready. This is • judicial, cowardly murder. There's no missies for the United States to treat me is this win. I say, Colomil, tenet you give me a drink before I go up?" At the stied, Lem again approached to 'dint the knot and pull down the cap, when Kennedy startled everyone present by suddenly ahoutieg forth the stanza " Trust to luck trust to luck, Stale your late is the face, Sure your heart will be slay If it's In the right pace," the final note of which yet mg in the ear when the whirl of Lieut. Diack's blade gain the signal, and the broken-sacked corms of the incendiary was swinging in the air. Hi death was isnastencitie. The body moved gently back end kidder stew ninessia, was =admen, combed, sad taken ea RAILWAY AOCIDENT AT BARNES. Yesterda afternoon, about four o'clock, as acci dent accursed at the Barn« jogai= of the Linden and South Western Railway. It appears that • bola, canastag et an engine and live carriages, bolo*" to the North London Railway Company, left the new Kingston terminus of the branch live at 3.30. p.m. The up North London trains, in order to reach Kew, have to paw Mew the op Richmond line at • point Dearly midway between the Rat like sod Barnes station, over a rather sharp curve, to the down loop Hoe rails. The 330 train reached the junction about five minutes to four o'clock in doe coarse, but the angles bad so sooner pissed the points' than it gave a jump acid left the rails of the aurve, dragging with it, to a sort of zig-zag course, two of the foremost earrigro of the teals. The engine, after quitting the rails, tore up the permuting way with int wheels, and finally came to a dead atop, !arias embeded itself so deeply in the ballast that the driviog sad other wheels could meanly be seen. Alarmed by the violent shooks of the a, which had been dragged off the line by the engine (is • had sane hall, turned over partly on its side) , the terri fi ed poseen gen baan to shriek loudly ; bat beyond the fright which the accident nosed, and the natural alarm caused by the carnage* Lanai the line, oo injuries were sustained or lives lost. As soon as the accident was weaved from Barnes station, which is nosily half a mils from t h e some of the occurrence, /dr. Ryder, the station master, at cues took means to intricate the affrighted passeogers from the dis abled amigos, and then telegraphed to Mr. Godson, the trafila superintendent at Name Elms, sad to the locomotive depot at Twickenham, from which two pines' mein sore in the shape of some fifty angiacias sad platelayers was immediately despatched to / the spot. At We time the up Richmond line was blocked by the rimaisda of the train,which was opine the main up wile., a portion of which bad been to up with Mr meow force, while the North London wiree was wisp plead' blocked by the disabled and embedded ends*, seet the only 800 open was the down Richmond and the lip and doers loop-line rails. trader the saparintoodsoos of Mr. Ryder the wee were ea to work tia remove the two airrii nee from the curve, and repine the metals ea the tip Kirk wood line which bad been torn up. This having bean effected, the throe trains which had been delayed were enabled to proceed open their way. Mr. Hill, the divi sional iropsnateseisst of the liana maid shortly altorwarik from Windsor, aod onsisted in restoring the Waffle, which was effected by parting the up North • Loodoo trains to the Runes station platform and then sending them dews the loop Be., and ace term. The ilia were engaged ham the time of the sodden till a Mt beer last night attempting to remove the issomatie• who* maw Mooed this serious accident, but their efforts were in vain, so deeply wage the wheels driven into the ballast, sod the North Lowden carve fawn Berne-bridge to the junction with the Risimmend Be. towahied blocked. but will pre=' bail lee epees& this meowing. Os Saanday awns* Ist off the lose _Nes _rails, elope to the BUMS etatioo, and for • few toms blocked the loop line, so that the trains had to be passed slang the very carve which became blocked yes terday efteniews. THE EDUCATION OF memorial has beimaddreesed to the Schools Inquiry Commissioners by a large number of ladies and geotlemea comiscted with, or istereeted ie, various institutions, public and private, sets. Wished for the education of girls of the upper and middle cusses, expressing the conviction that the *location of girls and the muss of improving it are within the scope at the inquiry. The commiasiosers reply that the terms of the oonimiasion limit the share whirl the •dacation of girls out eisiMia the investigation, lot, subject to these limitotioes, Utley will endeavour to MIMIC* in their 'sultry the aims- Pia st boob sues alike. AsoordanlT the) will Wstrwl l lie aseinaat emeraimitoen, whom it is their purpose to mod into admen &Arlen of Bognod, to report upon the state and proepsets of eduesties as well as ow that of boys. ifs =down upset also to deprive much important Imo the mamas of person of special experi ence eakoowlsdp ea the yarrow matters ooesooted with their uiry. Anion Wen winnows they will be ready to Um sash person as may be recommended to than as bast ernalilted to moms opinions oa the subject of the nostoosiaL " What receseresodaticos, if any," writes the seersterv, "the ootonsieseeeen may be able to make it is a even le discuss at peewit. They must depend r a rr stre peat degree ea the indinsatito which the onnals down haps thus to obtsia. I f, however, it should seem in dam desirable to apply to the purposes of education any charitable sodoerment on se spOnd alresdy, they need seam* say tin *0 will easefully weigh the anima of girls no less thee of boys." THs OANNIII9OI BOAT.—"Cantab" writes to the Them :—" At the mg of your anellent Wadies 'Ad* on Wet University Bost Item you manna that live ol the 0/1111Tidge crew are Trinity men. This is a mistake, there blew *sly has Your statemest, however, is calculated to a the presokont lespeessiese that the mew is rat i'ps •r soiected. Now ?ring has no leas than 500 UM run of the ssiverSty about 700. seemly regndlog the relative prepertios of Trinity sees to the rest tithe oeiveseity, eenfrall of tin boat's mew sum* be candikwed as wain orepoodereased Trinity son. In sLidildtapakinws yea observe, the greet majority of pates se to Trinelg, sesely all the Eton nose, Is fit, vets . ° L deasoe modemperiescod oars we have. Bat the real dilleaty die small sone. ma suet with Boot favouritism ma *ganef thentipten teerseds Trinity MS, but the tact rapt Way have Wrote ia all adage teen with very Work* rile, sad their style oducally bosons vitiated la flours Klinetidlal WORMS. g the wissequesem is edema** to Oiled Wet their wee swag ad: el dere ._the ebb= have lien is rowing tallest is more dumb the oalsoloi l t follows:—Oa Monday, Tompiay, and Saturday, free days, is MOOS of there long at Oxford so vsee ages from 10 a.m. tolo p.m, 10,616. On Wedossday. Tinny. As fee ineurities, Ido no=ve It Thwesday, sad ?tidily, iniiinds' days (admirals to tie exist. at Oen ; but I bops I have pointed out why Adak. 0413, opsa from 10 ma. 6 p.m., 1,926. Total, there mad almost asossearily ho a large proportion of 1.2.502. from the wooing od the inassma, 6,194,072. Trinity ass is the ontossity mew." mi. day, vice to.. ualfenn Edition, ST ONEHEART: A Romance. 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