The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-01 00:00:00

■r• . - EWSPAPER C ' „ bit d i ly T 33 rts , _ . _ , • • • ~ , , ~ c-_:) / wily Lan changed buds Iwo or so iociou7 toe loop Ay 30. —The ere_tiaroase: .t • • little more ooneloore Lunn are operator" boy to 14 7 iallfty7 *sig. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENO4+3, JUNE 1, 1865. {SWIPED, Id. ADDITIONAL] TWOPENC B, AND DELI 4,lidrountoo. the wife of m t. way, Oxfordshire, the ',Melt minute. Upper Mitchum. e i s son. eckleebergbetreer, Meekkii. k Guiluarsens. Fey, pe rpeterace, Bayswater. tholis ok,,&tuu. ahooter&buiquag. of daughter \OM Icy 47. at Ethan elvortb bp >ktbaub. kat. of l'ebbaltts. letter of Y. A. Beittuter, ra. 'ruler, Fay to trances Marg. .1, of Milford. rembrokehlrs. «7, at the Scotch C. tiM, J. Merthou, rum, daughter of A. )41 118. of Mende% I. 8.. road, Harriet, wthsid ad Itaida-rata. W. J. Mo m. terrace. Hammersmith. W. 6. met, the Ron. T. E. •tonor, sae too, fiski . of Walton flan. asit aAR AGENC Y TU A UPTON, and 77. LLOLIIIi% pply to the public of gliar Havana manufactor rf and Co proprietoes CM gars received by the Roys =bracing the selected aim makers, can now be penal packages en impottes wades the well known Begsrsd mann. Cabana, Henry Clay, mirk Wolff, Phillip, and CO. have ths awry of many rare and cheese us of connoisseurs in list of agents in LivarpooTZ Won, and many other provtorld Ind Co a, 77, Regent-street. Le w eem ha, Pouthamt, LC.. City pton. City spy; ee guaranteed Havana Segue, rum *ay station = Great HAMM 4 At, or any increased price per at a distance may wish to Wick tad Co., 12 Great St, Leaden. &C.. have IiEDUCID per lb. par Good mad doe qoahlp o all te at Loudon dell& oral direct from Importers.' S celebrated READERG Stooks, Soups, Omsk*, Hot WI T general we, Is sold by all es. It Is manufactured only by Ike tor, CHABLIS COCKS, 6, Da. auos Warehouse. AU others les '8 UPHOLSTERY arid SHOW BOOM, Si. 3d, sad n is requested to these verbs& the largest in London, eon iption of furniture, of tee bed T CASK STAND, net r contrived that a tall b= e raised or tilted on it is so impalpable that the *Mimi no posalbnity can be dlitarbed. 9, and 18 gallon casks. _ - . .67LNG - SYPHON TAP. No more Nat beer at sour vim. ate& 9s.—Apply direct to JANA 4 William-street, Massion-beem. ere oe every article all (Abusing nip gratis. lotabliabed their PREVENTIVE.... [ FASTENERS, so highly caw dates for the prevention ot bard& can now be had wholesale of t to., Albion Works, Willenhall, SO& die-street, Liverpool: Rowley mg er ander the Patentee, 3, Queen's. 3—at prices equally low with tka stalled by the principal imam& now being supplied. NTS in SHIRTS. CORA= SHIRTS, six tor en 64), in all sizes, 561. the balt-dono, I cheep:ea. Priced dote, with hi MS and Co., shirt make" *IL RaabWien 40 Tam. Fraannia. S for the RACES. IPTON call especial attention to tie N. adapted for the races on I prowl Strand, opposite Ilieter•hall. TTIRE for GENTLEMEN, OXFORD-STREET. .peed an entirely NEW STOCK tee t ending every potable description d rn4 Juvenilen dna laa 61. to Wet ad 2se. Od. to 41s. rotational paienten 21s. Od. to dik. LTTIRE for GENTLEMEN, ozroßD-wran - r. , and tourist le dyke end Od. to ak wool-dyed clothe 3 e. Od. to ?Oa onetime and cloths rutting dill* ate• . • • 71 - 6d. ta styles and materials l3a. 1141. to Yr SELECT DEPARTMENTS. clothing for immediate wear. ord Departme clot er hs' Dist!act nt. Dagartosent. Hosiery, sad Outfit Department. ectiotreet. Dranebes—ittrminghsnal l s Dade, 42, briggate ; and. Deward* BoP uquet KßFUM Chinese S, the TlTttqaet,ta lENW 80, and Bo Jockey Can for the RAM. 10g. el. Table Fountains, from 11 ILL the Emperor of the French, ac.. 14 118, Regenbatreet, MACASSAR OIL. sad pellucid gro oil Is universal is *dented success during the last Oil wth, restoring beautillaillll. 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BY STEPHEN MARTYAMICS. to 2 vole.,all at Libreria. 0T TE THRALL ell and Co., le, Fleetes Om 4 vols., a OR brarit all Lies, F TIINg• 310 i," Queens of SW.. am• roll sad Co., 122, • lA, by pat 14 stamps. of LIFE ; or, How to a. Drink, mad Avoid. A Praef 2 o . l l;r wrfeet li e altb end Streagta n tlg i ot o kriesof Mao's Miaow:o. and ib ) . wa s. Inp pl em entad by Remarks oo swami Aber Disorders Incidental to en of 20 year , ' Practie* 32, Emma. on reLARBIAG S ti HllKAnees, and Disappohttalleat& Mann, Corahill : or Author. SS TURKISH BATHS, L At Dr. C's pro -ace rte.." .reef, W. Also, the Post 19. St Marttn's-le-Orsnd, EC td O. a ued by WILLUX KIM HALM , w ie. My of Londe*. rrtn i.r ., ;Aver. thit PrecuKt wb, 61 1,44 N o . h. 871 ] BLACKWALL LINK of PAOKKTS for MEL eolinis Tara Platllio) Direct —limn. ORRIS:4'9 44 25111011 CASTIJI, 1,920 tea% Captain C. mu 4LL isra Slat ladia Dock ' outdo 6th July. aad carry experleaced a pom--Apply to F. (IBSEN and C0..144, laadeahall.alrant, LC. -...-.---- gosRS. IdONEY WIORAM and SONS' (of a 1 siwkin al.yard, London) LINK of STEAM and PACK salt; to AVSTRALIA —For II V.LBOURNI, Port Phillip. Direct , i *Lie the Mai on Tuesday, Tune 20. calling at Plymouth), ~.m i , clipper ship YORKSHIRII,I,IOOtons, K. ADOLPHUS aiN E LL Commander : lying in th• East India Doan Hoe -..sioelations for all elation of penewees are mourners& 7b.,,in awry en eiperkweed surgeon.—For freight or ra wly to ALLPOST awl MORMAN, with Mews. MOl SY re,e ," or an d SON& 7 , Leadenhallatreet. Paasengers b y this er psekrts me cooneyed from Paddington to pima.% e s t gam f second elms tugs, aml woad elms for thhn olive tares. CLAM PROM EW YOLK LIVIR O . T P W OL ICZ A MILER. 01 QUIRNITOWN TO will LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, NY intend and L STRAY-SHIP COMPA de. ~,diss %kelt full-potrered Clyde-built Iron Screw steam-Chips, ;ilea the Lofted Sta PROM LI YKRPOOL foe NEW YORK. GI-000W, Miley, June led eery Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays, c a bii wogs by the mill steamers sailing every Weopeaky, %Mind/ gelmese, abotweti.4 to the accommodation. Cabin =by the Prefers and Saturday's steamers, IS 01001111. mop Includes a full supply of cooked provlsiou• paessogsri for 'baulk the 1 1.7n1Wd States, and Initlah Colombia, ' , c aw shyeagb as very advantageous terras.—Tor further par. ik anis to IN liA N. IR, Water•treet, Liverpool cc g o wns sad MACRY, 61, King Williamairtreet, London. eAK &ad taw RHINX—REDUCL sot *WAIL - zl.lf alimitmet l bat and ilmomfli Ilamer MICATIZIL. Cabbala V. fifgr Vi will lam Ennetrlta PUN. Blackwell, s DAY w t 11 o'clock. OB arrival of the 10.30 aro train from lenchitech.street Rtatiou. Reduced farm :—Petiaott. Lt 6a. : fore cabin. 15a ; return tickets Wiped at a bre slat a balf.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S :Diver.] ..I,., l graus, W. ; ol JO PHILLIPM GliAlfre, PULL -211k4G-ai Co., 11. Rood-tans. HC. THE DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY. Incorporated b Act of Parliament nand 48 Vie. Capital ZS- WOW, la CIO Provisional Scrip Corti!Fontes to Bearer of g6O each. El to be paid on application and g 4 on allotaieut. lateral ion at the rate of ad perot. per annum du struct will be allowed on all m moneys paid upon con mills. Diltacroas. 11 , 1 Bon. W. )IONSELL,24.P a'lTalrman. B. nutter. FaCV Director, National Dank. W. T. Mulrany, Lao , late Comintraioner of Public Works In Ireland. JobeGMeare, Director National Bank. 7 . gyipsil. Ray ,]L P„ Chshittan National Discount Com pel)). GINUAL MINAGER—W. F. rbes, Ea 'te Manager of the Mid. land Great Western Railway of Ire l an d). 10401:111tRa. . . J o be smith Burks, EZ . ,{11012 . 1-61111170. WeStaALLOW Robert males, Fmk., 11. Bridge-street, Westminster. 90LICIT0RS. Messrs. role, Turners, and Ilardwlck, London. Mars. Krenagban and &sunders, IlArtuint The Natlonal Beak, O47rOadeteeet, end lie ißranehes to Loodon and Ireland. The Salaam' Bank of Liverpool (Limited), Liverpool. 12OLZAL London—James Shepherd, Dq., 74 Dublin—Edward Foe, Fiq., " Othces-6, "' ~ ....etgestreet, Wastsainder. PROSPECTUS. This important Metropolitan Railway will esoebect the Dublin sad Kingstown Railway at Sandpeonnt with the terminus of the Orest Southern and 0 @stern Railway near the Mentz Park. It will joins system of tramways in connexion with the Docks en the smith ride of she River Liffey, and tbe harbour and ship ping at the North Wall, and will connect Itself with the line from Dublin to Drogheda and Belfset, and also with the Midland Great Western Railway. The proposed line will he seven miles in length. It will form a direct eommunicatima between the Midland tenet Nesters, and the Dublin and Kingstown Railway ; and it will In like manner directly connect the Great Southern and Western with the Dublin and Drogheda Railway, and will become the main route for ail the thank between the northern sad southern parts of Ireland : it will thus not only be a suburban teeibus line for the city of Dublin, but it will occupy the err mutable sod unrivalled position, that the whole of the inter change traffic between the great trunk tines converging in Dublin viz., the Dublin and Drogheda and Northern lines. the Midland Great Western and Dublin sal Meath Railways, and the Greet Southern and Western Railway), together with the through traffic on those lines to and from kngland, and their traffic la pods and minerals with the docks end harbour, will, of moue ditipap over the whole or some part of it. the formation of this line the mall service between Inge and Ireland will be con • iderably accelerated, sad Pathan. pn will be enabled to travel to and from the port of Kingstown sad any part of the Irish railway system without changing ear flaps It la proposed to have a station at the New OOP Market in NUM. and therebyte develop the trade in trannexion with that atimaire branch of traffic. Lb an important feature of the proposed line that the ed ats. of deep water at all states of the tide at Holyhead and n will be rendered available for the traffic in cattle. and minerals. Prom its position in Mallen to these ports and to the port of NNW this line will effect a considerable 'ovine in the costal transhipment and carriage of coal sent into the interior of the Panay, and • large development of coal traffic may confidently be anticipated u the result of these increased facllltke. The London and North Western keilway Company cordially approve of the undertaking, and will afford their fullest co spration in developing the traffic between,their system sod the Ink railways over the proposed line. the " Act " for this line was obtained In the last oration of tertiamest, after a moat searching and careful Inquiry el twenty too days, before a select committee of the House of Commies *kb unanimonsly adopted it as the beet of five competing 'themes that had been under its consideration. for the purpose of supplying Dublin with a metropolitan railway communication electing a enenexion between the railway systems having their termini in that city. It is well known that the metropolitan and suburban railways d Louden have produced results exceeding the most moraine nalcipatines of their original promoters, although the cost a teestruction, including the purchase of 'nepenthe, has been Featly in moms of any other railways in the kingdom. In the present instance the poettiou of the Dublin *ad Kings ' town Railway, of which the proposed line is practically an tampion, furnishes the very beat data for estimating its future mile. The Dublin and Kingstown line has cost about £eo,ooo per tile. Its traffic Is confined to passengurs only, from which brine= income yielding an annual dividend of shout 10 per set., and the sloe Pock Is selling at about 1.200 at the present the. It is estimated that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will not about i 87,000 per mite, and, In addition to Its suburban Wilms traffic, and the through peasenger tralie, it will be threceiver of an extensive traffic in cattle, goods and misers's. Thies is, therefore, Dist ground for expecting that the Dublin hank Connecting Railway will be at least quite as saccade/ as be Dublin and Kingstown line, or, In other words, that it will hemp one of the very best and most remunerative railway pro 'wiles in the kingdom. The works have been undertaken by the eminent firm of News. J. and C. Rigby, tdp contractors for the harbour and other works at Holyhead. Gk registration of the scrip, of which due notice will be given. he certificates of 5.50 will be divided Into five shares of GIO each. In the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be !darned in toll. Should s leas number of shares be Plotted thaa ere applied for, the deposits will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (11 any) returned to the enificant. O. I II OP APPLICATION 10a BCW CIATIPICATTIL IN to the Directors of the Company called the ''Dublin Trunk • 'Connecting Railway," per Messrs. Chadwick, Adansmon, McKenna, end Co., Financial Agents, 27, Great George-street, Weetminister, and 64, Cross-street, Mauchester. Dentlemen,—Having paid to yonr beasts the stun of L thereby request that you will allot me Scrip Dere antes of ". the Dublin Trunk Connecting Raley -.eats of each, in the 01capeey, and I agree to accept such Scrip CertilicaTea, OT ani les number that may be &Meted to me, and to pay the Farther am of et per Certificate due upon such allotment. Dated this day of 1166. Nome Ia full Firin, if any FToiollsoll or Occupation Place of Bonner Itesidenes Applkatlons the under for forms any be made to the bankers, the Woken. or to rgoed, from whom all further informa tics may be obtained. CHADWICK, ADAMSON. McKINNA, and Cn., Financial Agents,_ 27, Great Georgeatreet, Westminster. and 66, Cram...treat, gam:Mater. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIRJC sad LIPS INSURANCI COMPANY. Ites-1, Dal street. Liverpool ;20 aad 21. Poultry; 7, Cored 111 sad Citsruopevoes, Loudon. MORIN) 01 MI 0011/611 KM 1860. rm. Inn Prosaism.' Lite 1111160606 'lnvested Ikeda 1861 L 84,305 422,174 140,130 742,674 JOHN ATLI: We thins ire payable la I £27.167 4.602 824 72.781 B'l.ool 133,074 1.311.9 0 5 tiou 3.212302 - -. - R4iiittent eM ty.Arsdwr a 0...... are admitted. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and s. GLOBS MEE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. Redactlea at daty to la. M. per mat. The tall aad Mime ale booth at the Muslim will b• Was to the taaared. JOHN ATKINS, Strident Searetery. Leedom. TEE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDINTAL DEATH INSULIN:I COMPANY le sew earatod at CIM Beak Chambers, No. 21, notarised'erred, Mare the Company la prepared to metre proposals to Madras brawn at the curnot rates. ARTHUR JAW D 1711.12, Vaderwellem J. W. ORA* emae6ml. p e t ‘ scorrs BILIOUS and LIVER !'. IL a lame faiths, temody, prepared althea{ may tam the recipe at Or Soak. will be llama taroks*/ A ate sager from bilWes sad Peer reispirdata I NK spear► silliabasse. ambient d the weals. l t re= were p to la y s a biatly erient aiedtdaa sae ma a pianist d are trill mama : mild la their dastatio. sad Obi may, Soy male topeas, prisi•t• dela. book ilesaithas Os Va•i• WOW —Nal by Mrs ibmi : ll "Nut. "lllll W i l it i = ll llB. M. ma to ang a in le. Wow sad Ma lboyealsoose las aprearroal 4 1 111 011Pbalta " WilleasimalaardopaidireallbialllMe, Till NATIONAL RANK IS AUTHORISED TO RIICKIVII SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TRY SHAM OF ERE IGIBUYIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY, ON MR TERMS OF THE FOL. LOWINO PROSPBCTUL pRRIIVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). With Peruvian Government guarantee of Interest at the rate of £7 per cent per annum, an hereinafter set forth on a total capita of L 5,540.000. Present been, 41,670,000, In 16,800 shares of Lin sad Deposit Al persimmon application. and At per share ou allotment. Future 'alb of 3Y 10a per share will be made at intervals of not Mee than three months bet wale each call. Seven per cent. per annum will be paid during the construction. end is guaranteed by the International Contract Company (Limited). William Wham Bailey, /47 711;;Ilvey Brothers and Co., Liver- Win. C l rter, Xaq. (Joseph Robinson and Co., Laurence Penang- MIL) John Ennis. Esq., Y.Y. Director of the hank of Ireland. P. 0. Fletcher, hq. (Alexander Fletcher and Co., 10, Rises Arm lard.) IL O. Getty. Rol., M.P. foe Belfast, Onalow-square. W. IL Lindsay, In; (Marts . LL IL V ision and Co., Ur ) ..r.711,1•41., Bowling Ironeraatkaa,, Bradford. Albert Ricao, Rsq , Ansel.court, ortonetreet, Director of the National Bank. Robert Itlnspeon, Baq. (Frederick Lorick and Co.), ClatiOitt. NW, and Com Oalyn Ironworks. IAPILVIIIL Landon—The h annual Bank. Liverpool—The National Bank of Liverpool. Mancherter—Thor Manclunter and Liverpool District Bank. Intend—me Doak of Ireland, and Its Bronchia. „ Tba lirsashes of the National Bask. Duo laimailamiiisatriiit tummy (Walk*. George Parker Bidder, Tay., C.E. John Mortimer Beppel, Fiq., C.E. eoLICITOIS. Mews. Mecham, Dalrymple, Dr►ke, and Co., Parharnent-street. Mama. Baxter, Una Norton, and Co., Victoria street. MAUL London—Basra P. Curators and Co., ihreadneedlestrtet. Mew.. Seymour ►n•l Co., Throgrnortou.street. I.lvellessra. Thom ta Tinley and mug. Maiseer—Msama. Warrior and Page. Stamp °Moe-buildings. Dablin—didward Fox, Eq., Dame-street. MICIATARY—B. k Multh, Mg, Otham-86, Cannon•street West. C. ABRIDGED PROiPWITS: This Company Is formed foe the construction and working of two lines of railway la Peru—one to connect the seaport of Moo with the town ci Yea ; the other to connect the city of Arequipa with the port of kleiht. The Peruvian Government guarantees for the period of twenty five years—or until the railways have produced, over and above the cost and provision for repair, renovation, and maintenance for the span of two consecutive years, dividends at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum—ad income of /2233,e00 per annum. charged upon the public revenues of the 'date, and further withal by itypothetatioe of the guano shipped to European States. The concessions for the railways contain the usual provislou for re imburaing to the government (out of coy surplus profit exceed ing a 10 per cent. per annum dividend to the shareholders) such sums, if any, u may have been paid by them to corer their guarantee. The oenareioes are for a period of ninety-nine years tram the opening of the railways. A sufficient sum will be set apart to form a sinking fund for the redemption of the whole capital, at a premium of £lOO per cent., to be operative yearly alter the lint twenty isms et the working of the railways. A contract for the coastructien of the lines has been entered into with the International Contract Company !Limited., ac cording to the estimates of G. P. Mader, C. E., mold J. SI. Geppel. Esq., In accordance with the terms of each concession the Company will be convened into a Societe Anonym. with shares to bearer, or, If sinewy, into two Societe' Anonyms. The capital of t►e Societe Anonyese, or Societe. Anonyms will be £1,340.000. lobe honed in shares and bonds. Applications for shares must be made, addressed to the Wee tors but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt of one of the bankers of the Compaq for CI per share on the number of shares applied for. Detailed proapecttules and forms of application for shares may be had at—The National Bank, London: the National bank of Liverpool ; the Bank of Ireland, and in several branches. Ire land : the branches of the Notional Beak, Ireland : at the offices of the Brokers of the Company and at the °feces of the International Contract Company, let, Csanonotreet Week, Um , dom. E.C. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of 'NOLAND (Limited). Authorised Capital Capital subscribed Capital paid-up Reserve Pond Dividend Reserve fund DIZZVTORA The Right Ron. JAMIE STUART WORTIJIT, Governor. JAMES LE %ICJ., Machant,Kln(rArms. yard, I Deputy- JAMES NUGENT DANIALL, ran., London , j Governors. James Childs, Ewa., London. Alexander Dunbar. las., Old Broadstreet, London. Charles Hills. Esq., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim. Rm. illegal. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Lonon. The lion. T. C. lialiberton. M.P., Chairman of tits Canada Agency AseociaUon, London. William Harrison, fog. (Messrs. Young. Harrison, and Bevan) Director of the Thames and Mersey insurance Cenpany. Richard Stuart Lane, Pao. ( Mears. Lane, Monkey, and Co.), London. Charles IL Newbon, Eon.. London. Henry Pownall, Esq., J. P.. Ituasellsquare, London. Joseph Ilackrill Smith. Req. (Mews. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Old Broad-attest, Loudon. Edward Warner, Esq., M.P.. London. John Westmorbind, hag. (Director of the Boyal Insurance Com pany). London. Albert Grant, Esq., Managing Director. BAIIISABS. The Agra sad Mastermaa's hank Llamited). Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. The National Bank, London, Dublin, and Itabranobas In Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Man chester. £4,000,000 .. 2,000.00 000.000 .. 200,000 .. 70.000 1101.1(11013. Menus. Newbon, EYsls, and Co., Nicholas lane, B.C. BUS! NESS TEA NSACTED. This Company negotiates loans for eoionial and foreign go momenta Cpoperates in the financial arrangements of British and other Beilvre7ys. Makes advances to Corporations, Town Councils, and other public bodies. Negotiates Loans for Public Works. Assists in the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Un dertakings. Makes advances upon approved Stocks . Shareellonds, &c. flakes temporary Loans apon el um bie Free. hMd and Lease hold Securities. ALF LOWY, Secretary. Loodon, 17 and IS, Corahill, rig 4, 11166. DIWINTITREB UMW BY THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER et tatowogt(umitee). BMW £5OOlOO DEBSIBIS WITH urnomer ATAOLK QIJA.ItTIRLY. The Directors lase decided to issue Debenture Bonds of the Company for tha lames and bearing interest as under, vis. In sums of SAO, ttre, ASO, slur), cat). Etoo, and Ll,OOO, with .oupons attached. INTEREST. For three years For nye years For seven years Interest payable quarterly, via. on the Fla March. 60th Jane. 80th September, sail 30th Seamber, In each year, at the Com pany's beakers'. The first payment of interest will be made on the llOth June nert. The distinctive feature In the debentures Issued by this Com pany Is their perfect 'scanty; the amount of the capital sub• scribed, peld-up, and uncalled, and the general invested awes of the Company, as well as the large reserve tund, adonilag the most ample security to the Investor. These debentured are Issued payable to bearer, and can there fore pass by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They We S 1•11 iseued—to meet the requiremeets of Trustees and others—trans ferable by deed only, to be duly rr g mtered la the Company's books in the names of the investors or their Melia& Forms of application can be obtained of the &enter,, to whom all communications must be addreved.—By order of the Landon. ALFRED LOWS, Secretary. London. 17 and 18, Combill, May 4, 1866. DEPOSITS sicatv ED BY T im CREDIT FON COM sad MOBILIER et ENGLAND (Unified). RATES FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Consgmay receives MONEY ON DEPOSIT, In MIMI of LIO and upwards, at the undermentioned rake, front thla day aunt further notice, via : At fourteen days' gotta 6 par cent per annum. At one month's notice 65 per cent. per annum. FOR FIXED PERIODS OF Not less than i months sad apt° 6 Montha, 4 4 Per emit per "IL Beyond 8 months and up to 9 months 45 per cent per ann Beyond 9 months and up to 19 months 51 per eent per ann. Beyond 12 months sad up to 24 mouths 8 per cent. per ann. Forms of Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communkntloss mint be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED LOWX, Secrldall• 17 and 18, Cornbid, Loodou, May 1865. PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS, SCIINTIVIC INISTRUMKNT S , CHINICALS, Re. MR. J.C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Boom. Ht. HisdotrewS. Covest'eankni o 0 PRIDAY, June I, at half-past prowleely,• tarp ASSORTH NT of LANAI& canr.ras, pressure frames, baths. oaludandO sod other photographic apparatus, a few good microscopes, tele scopes, electrical machlom, sextants. lantern slides by Carpenter and Weatley, and other misoallanoons Reis . alao shout PO iota of =red bottles and contents, o ßerlin wart. srafsl glass, retort and the Mock a worlds. optlotan a couleting of sammutted less" brut adis, taboo lc.—On view to-morrow sad morning of sole, and catalogue bad. JC. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packe ts al • aad bolos of their P 111215 MEDAL PARAFINE CANDLIAL SUPPLIED TO MLR NIAJISTTIS GOTUNILIMT. T C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE re . cuiree tir • Sethi slid. so wan, Kip!, BOLD lIVERYWRZRZ. scrapPALLeta pourt, sad berme ir 0. rod J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Ha_zd C AIIB . ILACAI A N DIM: etirmsreatm.... JC. sad 3. ruraz, e uza ., Maisk, Lambeth. . ..mow et ithe MUD l attfor Oard r e lliv oirliMMia raids* Poeis.6. rIIDE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. L WOES MINTS for LARGE or SMALL SllllS.—lovestors may be Other shareholders or depositors, or both. The Was* of land entirely optional. Proapectams for the tbirteseth year explanatory of the Share, Deposit, Lend and Borrowing Depart ments, tent free of change.—Does, SR Norfolk-street, Wend, London, W.C., where plans of ite sates In SS ormardes cass be teem Buyers of laid oeml not be shareholders. CHARLES LEWIS GRUNZIREN, tesefetel7. MESSRS, G. 11. AND A. T. JAY ARE AUTHORIBED TO RECEIVX INSCRIPTIONS FOR THE LONDON -BRIDGE LAND COMPANY (Limited). Capital, £lOOOOO, In 6,000 shams of VA each. Deposit on application Et per share, and Et on allotment.l Power will be taken to pay fi per cent. par annum on the paid-up capital until the declaration of a divideod. otitscrotts. The Honourable Richard Denman, Costa, near Petworth. Joseph Bravo. Esq., Upper klydepark-pnieua Director of the warrant Finance Company. Henry Harwood Hrrwood, Esq. 00, Cleveland equare, Hyde park. W. Z. Billiard. Iraq , Cowley-house, Uxbridge, Director of the Equity and Law lAte Assurance Company. R. W. Johnson, Esq., Bricklehampton- DWI. Pershore, Director of the Nat West Mercantile Assurance Society. Coleridge J. Kennard, Bq . Director of the Consolidated Bank. Henry thinner, isq., Director of the Law Union Fire and Life Insurance Brae B. Tolli, lrii. liaillaAer, Mackie, Todd. and Co.;, Londos.brkTga. Banccaa— The Consolidated Bank, Fencharchatreet, and —"— Branches. SuucaoBS—lleaars. Delo sod Stretton, 8, Orsys-lanamattare, and Parliameol.atieet. 813aNitTOR—Edward Ryde, iy.. Bt. Thom MICHISION—steaI. Runt as 4 Stephen" 6, ParL__ - iszogias —ll444Volt .cneu rkßar and Dailey, 21, 121 Oeiemem, Tummy; Temp; aim% 40.,, 11, Tokeele-yard. RPXRIPTARS ;Pao es2.)—F. A. Oliphant, Esq. Temporary Olicao-16. Tokeabouse-yare, LC. Boath7ark : This Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing the valuable Freehold RAW In the Borough of Southwark lately the site of St. Thomas's Hospital, occupying an area of about three acres, and situated at the termini of the South Kasten and London, lirighton, and South Coast Railways. The south wing of the Hospital, which cost upwards of 020,000 In its erection a few years since, Is untouched, and, together with another building of considerstde sine, facing the Interna tional Hotel, will be acquired with the freehold. The Railway Company, who purchased the property from the Hospital, having no power under the acts of parliament to raise funds for the development of a building estate such u this, ate under the necessity of selling it in Its entirety. The great value of latch hi this immedleie neighbourhood has beep thoroughly proved Is the buildings now in progress In the new street from Southwark to Elackiriars. These building" are altogether of a very superior character to shy hitherto erected In the district, and the ground rents are equal to the beet property in the heart of tendon. As an Bothnia of this fact, it may be stated that the ground rent of the new building of the Alliance Bank is £5OO a-year, and the plot of ground at the corner of York-street and High-street, immediately opposite the land of the Company, Is leased at a gamed rent of ASUO a year, which, according to the dimensions, would give a rental per acre of about L 7,410, or a value at twenty-live years' purchase of £670,000 for the hospital land. The cost of purchase to this Company will not exceed £200,000, a HIM very much below the estimated value put on the ground by the must eminent surveyors, and given In evidence by them before the arbitrators appoiuted by the Government to determine the value between the Hospital and the Railway Company. A large proportion of the amount required for purchase can be provided on mortgage. eleus have bees prepared 'hewing an extensive line of street frontage adapted to shops and warehouses, and the high rate of reel de obtained In this locality, especially for frontages (thin the great thoroughfare from the termini to London-bridge and Southwark. Is estimated to ensure • profit rental of an equally remunerative character to that rebid ed to above. The first object will be to cover the ground with suitable build. Inge, for which purpose the Directors will be prepared $ treat for the sale of the fee o! some portions of the property, and to greet building leases at ground.reuts, with or without ailvattess of money, for others, as well as to undertake the erection of the buildings when desired by responsible parties. The ultimate intention, however, Is to create a permaneet valuable property Its the shape of ground-rents, for which the site is eminently adapted. In addition to the great demand for shop property In the frentages next Wellington.street, and the approach to the rail way, warehouses and other business premises In the rear, and load and buildings in connexion with the whams and ever-aide trades in the part lest Joiner-street, are equally in request. The clearing of business premises about to be effected in the City for the sew street from Blackfeter" to Wallireolt arid other pulalle improvements, will ;ovally augment the demand for property in this locality, this land being the nearest available spot for the occupation of these who will be thus el. eted. Apart from this fact, however, it is well known that all land Whine given distance of the City Is very rapidly increasing in value. The South Wing (a most subitantial building; may be made at once remunerative by being converted Into a !lop and Malt Iscbsoge, or premises of • similar description. provided with offices and warehouses, arranged to meet the requirementa of merchants and others, which may be effected at • compared vely wall outlay on the pert of the Company. in referee°e to the pro- Wahl. character of this particular part of the undertekthg it may be mentioned that the original .0.00 shares of the London Corn bobsleds are sew worth lII,Sea Power will be taken to Lane debentures, and by this means and the plan of operations already referred to, the paid up share capital of the Company will be kept as small as possible, in order that the rate of dividend may be proportioisately en hanced. The Directors will be empowered by the Articles of Association to pay Interest, half-yearly at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the paid-up capital, until the creation of ground rents and the realisation of profits from other sources shall warrant the pay ment of • larger dividend. To those who desire to invest capital. either in large or small amounts, upon the absolute security of real property, this Com pany diem an opportunity rarely. 1; erer, submitted to the public before, combining therewith the prospect of as high • rate of interest as may fairly be looked for in undertakings of even a purely speculative character. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposits will be returned in full. Should • leas number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available toward, the payment on allotment, and the Wean. if any, returned to the applicant. The lotted' of association may be seen at the office of the Soli citors of the Company. Proapectuses,wlth forms of application for shares annexed. may be obtained at the bankers, brokers, solicitors. and of Memos. G. H. and A. T. Jay, 16, Tokenhouae yard, London. ALL IRON WORK. T►e ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Old St. ?sperm-rood. Layton. N. W SPECIAL NOTICE.-DUTY OFF TEA. In consequence of the Immense accumulation of orders for Tea at the reduced duty, PHILLIPS and COMPANY are com pelled to ask the indulgence of their patrons throughout the United Kingdom for a few days from the Ist of June. All coolers will be despatched to rotation as speedily as possible. I Kin Williamaireet, City, London, LC., 314 MAL LAS. THRESHER and ()LENNY, NEXT DOOR to SONZASET-HOUISH STRAND. The only adabllannont In London for th• tattooing Articles: THRESHER'S SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS . THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOAT& TURK:HIER% KASHMIR SHIRTS. THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. THRESHER'S OVERLAND TRUNSS. THREiHorS INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS. THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED TRUNKS. THRESHER'S INDIA CABIN BAGS. N.B.—OUTFITS SUPPLIED for INDIA, CHINA, end the 001.0 • NISH, and detailed Rata of the artielearequired for every purpose and appointment will be forwarded on application n above. fIVERCOATS fur the RACES. HAMILTON and Ii IM PION call especial attention to the new mixtures OVZILCOATB. adapted tor the races on I present season. to be Cad at 106. the ntrand. opposite - I=IYAM and Co." CLOTHING for BOYS. Oa and el, OXPORD.STRZET. The Plrst blisbusent in the Kingdom for Jimal. Clothing The NEW SPRING SUITS and SINGLE GARMENTS in all sixes and styles, for all ages, are now on view. Combining Textile Novelty, Beauty, and Excellence; Neatness and Adaptation in Design ; Durability la Woritumaship ; ant Material. HYAM sad Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. 06 sad CT. OIFOLD-STREET. Boys' Knickerbocker Salta llia. ed. to SU. Boyne WOSUOilleter sad Osborne Baits Boys' Mon, Harrow, and Busby Elude Boys' Light Cape Overcoats Boys' Jackets for the season Boys' Nerviceable Yeats Boys' Serviceable Trousers ta ed. to Us. 3d. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. 1. (Unthaws's Clothing for immediate wear. „ 2. Bespoke or Order Demirtment. „S. Boys' and Youths' anet Department e. Hats. Cape. Hosiery, and Outfit Department. Made; 66 and 67. Oxfordetreet. Brooches -Birmingham, A. 22. aad 23, New-street; Ueda, 42, Briggate . and Dewsbury, Westgate. _ - WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED t This query is worthy consideration by everyone anxious to retain the inestimable bleeding—sight ; for on correct know ledge as to the proper time for rising Spectacles will depend the certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When its is determined a nicety of discriminations:mat be used in lasses of the exact power that will 'apply the loee, or irreperable injury will result. OpticalqueekaUke medical quacks, do incaleulable mischief by thew ignorant pretension, as Is peeved by the victims of emuitry hawkers and unskilled vendors. mi Barely, it were wiser to oak advice from some nden of repute. and avoid VIA to one's eight. The old arre d Themes Bemis and Son (established 17104 opposite the British kinimungste, London, having speebilly attended to the maim facture of spectacles. are competent to advise on all that pee- Was to the remedying defective vision by the **curate adepta *tenet the Isom* matheinstioally true, of the requisite power. aad islao by tbe Widens esieetion of • spectacle frame (which einiewisolinportant) of the term most Imeorlag the fade. O LADIES. —ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, to T Oriecial Botanical Preparation for Improving and Basil tying the Complexion and Skid ma radiant bloom it imparts to the cheer, and the neftnesa and delicacy which It induces of the buds and arms, It capability of smallag irritatice and r amerimt ail asthma, tan, phaplee, spate. treads', awakes- Mons, and other citations visitations, tender It indiapenceble to emery toilet. It ativistas all the Wale of Wares ea the Ma, wbsiber WI& IIIIIIMIC• 10 call sad leabismay. or Wasp NW a w n/a 4b. id. sad be. id. par beilas.ald at Ye. Hatton cad; by dm*t sad w hams. Ask for " Rowlands ." sod beim. bt apnelbas sal psyskirme artier mar "OA SOW "'aerial." HORSE SHOW, AGRIOTJLTURAL-HALL. Tkelelkertwg BUMS will be ARANDID hi PIMA toe Thoroughbred &aglow L4SO Roadsters, or agichtng Stefflows • /0 21= Horses, Including Welgbiroideel and ' Boma l2O Ileaten(two clews) SIB Welgbf-canible Cobs Harmer Honer two dune) BO Voila= darn) lit Utre Total 010 /atria dose sub Jane. Prize lists may be bad cm application to tliar Ilearetary. Airtenitand-ball ComratViinited).—By Basford• HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, LONDON. PRIZE LISTS and Conditions any be obtained on application to the searetary. —Offices, Hazioed-street. Langton, N. HOME SHOW, AGRICULTURAL-HALL, LONDON. MIAS CLOGS JUNK tL HORSE SHOW.—AGRICULTITRAL HALL, 7th JuIy.—PRIZE LISTS and CONDITIONS smarm ready, sad may be had on appricattou to the Socretast S. SIDNEY fag., Agricultural Half Company (LimMod), Islington, It., loadoa. Entries close Mk Juno. OXFORD.—ADELIA, by Donizatti, and the BROTHS& sad SISTILB, by Sir Seery Bishop, will be pertained SVILAT 8V5141140, la which Mile BIISSILLL will sake ber rnappeersooe, The following artistes will she have the honour of appearing, els., libtem. L'infeat Mani* ollet t er =s t Omelte Mlle late Seiko, Madame 'tama lei Wit*. m Stonette, sad VAelnes.— Pri METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Etivrare not —Open at 7.W. Coutlnued success of 1 . 1061•01 Wisest/Vs improved MINN ISHA ILA Vance at 9 , Albert Steele at lean. The Alexander Family, Dunbar, Amelia MonW, sad Emma Wilton. The celebrated Diode Moistly. Selection. Semi. randde, by the m retie Company. Manager and Musical Di rector, J. J. THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY (liented). Begletered uodertbe Compeoles let, Pet en October V, 1860. Increase of Capital to A 400,000, by the issue of 26,000 (B) Shares of £lO each. Cy PslYabie on application, and At on the 10th July next Iv here no allotment is made the deposit will be returned in Until the let July, ISeg, the B shares will be entitled to a Pre. ferential dend Om far as the profits from the a cen Estates pur chased from the Assam Company will admit). 1 Per t. per annum. Any (moms of profits over 10 per cent. being divi sible rateably between the A and B Shares respective/Y. DWACTOILS. E. W. WINOROVE, Esq., Chairman (late Mackeosle. Lyon and Co., Calcutta). Director of the National Bank of India. Percival Bettiscninbe, Esq., fieveseaks, Bent E. H. Higp, YW., Inatow, North Devou, Isle of Dibroogbur, AIWA. H. Slimly [hag, SO, Brookotreet, Grosvenor-square. J. W. Mitchell, Esq. (Messrs. Mitchell and Asplaall), A Great Teweratreet &U. Colonel T. U. Simmons, Bengal Artillery, Haughton.lodge,linock- J. H. Young, Bog B.C.S late Commissioner Burdwan AGM —Maas. Tbocosou, Shaw, and Co. 313EIRS. The London and County Bank, Lombard-street. The Chartered Mercantile Bank of India., London, and China, Calcutta. 801.8820U—Yessra. Heather end Harrison, £O, King's Arms yard, Stoorgateedreet, K.C. HIOKIMS—Meets Luanda', homey, and Woolley, 7, Math- Moe, EC. BECRIIIMIT—Mr. C. H. Fielder. Offices-31, hocklersbury. London, LC. The Amain Company, the first established for the cultivation of tea In India, being desirous of concentrating and confining their operations to the southern division of Upper Assam, and thus centralising the management of their extensive properties, have determined on seine( to the Northern Amain Tea Com pany iLlmited„ whom estates are contiguous, the whole of the northern and eastern division of their property in Assam, in stead of adopting the alternative of promoting a new company to carry them on, or placing them under separate mansgement. The present extension of capital, therefore, Is for the impose of purchasing direct from the Assam Company the whole of their out-lying estates in the neighb.urhood of the Tingris and lambing rivers in Upper Assam, forming their northern and eastern division, and consisting of the following gardens The Tinsels Magas, Hoopla Jana, Kahan& Naholla, Cato, TIC:, Hail= Joorie, Towrock. comprise some of the fins old indigenous gardens, re specting which so much has been written, and which only re quire opening out to ensure their profitable extension. They are at present producing the lifted t? and tea seed In Amain—the latter in sufficient quantit wit h out ble the pnrchmere to emit out any silent of new land farther cost en this bead. The area at present under cultivation is about 1,000 saes, of which over 500 are in hill bearing. The gardens are surrounded by lands, for which greats have been obtained to the extent ot 10.00tanyin. all Og land', Is very superior and suitable for the growth of tea. The Assam Company's tight to the whole of this property, together with all buildings, plant, implements, toot, boats, and lire stock, will be banded over to the Northern Aaron Tea Company for the sum of AlOO,OOO, to be paid sa follows : Bth June, 1866 15th July, lob 15th August, loth November, • £lOOlOl The crop of tea of this mama, and any further grants of land that the surrintendent or agents of the Assam Company may have acquired up to the date of completion of this side, together with all cultivation commenced during the current season, com mencing November 1, 1864, has also been contracted to be trans ferred to this Company, on pernent of the sums actual dis bursed since that date. No commissions or promotion money have been pad or allowed. In the allotment of shares a preference will be given to sham. holders in the Northern Assam Tea Company and the Mean Company. The Assam Company In Isto disposed of their outlying sedates to the district of Cachar, for the pureness of which a Company was ionised to Calcutta, called " The Central archer Company , " the shares of which Company are readily Wente at 15 per cent. premium. Those of the Assam Company are at above 150 per cent. premium. The success of tea growing In Assam is now thoroughly oda. bllshed. Indian teas are rapidly Increasing In favour end value owing to their greet strength and pungency. Farther it may be stated that the recent reduction of the duty hsa already caused a considerable advance to prices here, and the supply Is still inadequate to the dewand. In reference to the quality and capabilities of the lands pro posed to be peretesed, the following extracts are taken from the last report& The resident secretary in India of the Assam Company, In his report on the property contracted for, mays : "The leads in this pert of the province are the fined for tea cultivation In Aasam. The *oil is not only the very best, but the forests contain the most splendid timber, leethaustible in extent, which is not the cave le the southern division. It needs no fore sight to predict that the property the Company holds in this part of the country may be made within the next ten years equal, if not superior, to that which they will be In possession of at that time in the southern division." The following are also extracts from a report made to the direc tors of the Assam Company by their chief superintendent in January last, when he visited the property : That the land Is first rate, there Is no question or doubt, bat to effect such an object (that Is, work it to full advantage) it must he divided into a distinct field, and the management given to the person residing on the epee " I hove now got the Deputy Commissioner to accept three applications near Tlngrie, for probably an area of about 7.000 acres. including the land between ripple, Howie Jane, sod Kenner. along the banks of the Tinipie river: and this. with what we have already secured in other quarters between the belling and the Tiogne, will brine the Company's holding up to at least 10 or 12,000 sores and I would recommend the extend• log is this quarter for the 710•013 that the land Is very superior. and the position likely to be much more healthy than any other portion of the Northern and Eastern division. ' The present gardens, If worked up to their capabDitim, would yield 4,0:0 maim& of tea. " The plants In the nurseries, which were pot down last year for the purpose of planting out, have come up very well, some of them eighteen Inches and others two feet high." The estates have been frequently visited by the mana dlreetor of the Northern Aram Tee Company during the last thirteen peen. and as lately as Parch last. He fully confirms the favourable views above expressed, and hot opinion that with comparatively small outlay the indigenous plouts alone can be worked up to en anneal yield of 4,000 to 4,00 0 chiefs a Ma Since the contract for the purchase has been concluded, the Amara Company have received from their managing director in India, and from a large shareholder in both companies now visiting Assam, valuations of the property greatly la MOSS of the prim agreed to be paid. On the above grounds.. therefore, the acquisition of these estates will render the Northern Assam Tea Dempsey one of the most Influential and profitable In India. No applications for New Issue B shares will be received alter Mazda', the 3rd Jaw next ATIIJCATIOn 101 1 111111111. To the Directors of the .Northarn Amain Tea Company !Limited). Geotlemen.—Bayleg paid to your bankers the sum of being the deposit of Clt per share, I request you to allet to me B shares of LlOeseb th• above Compeny, and I hereby agree to accept such shwas. or any leas number that say be allotted to me, to pay the further sues of £1 per share ou 10th July next, and the calls as made, sad to sign the Articles of Mao lotion of the Company when required. And I request yoa to enter my name On the register of the Company for the num ber allotted. Name in full Profendon or deseription Beeidence In fall S.E.-13Y p. tine ate to be retained bi Mama THE NORTHERN A£3BADI TEA COMPANY (CWitacl). NOTICE DI BEEKBY GIVEN, LW WO ATPLICATIONE for NEW ISSUE JaneE3 artil Os LICEIVILD ATTER MEWL DAY. She ird instant —BB Order Ww Board. C. B. YIELDER, SeroWS l 7. Moir, IS. Bocklenbsry. !Assam E.C.. Juno I. MB. T HE PALL-M AL L GAZ Tirepersee . ETTE, An Evemin Nerrepaper ard havlev, aeatehae, besides all the News et the Day,a haw member et original 'Akin RS Pella; Mara tare, de.--=oe, 14. eatiebarystreek atria& D a. 0 ULITKRIVILL es MARRIAI3II obrek lawrisim DINNWWWwwWW Is, Mom Cerabillor Afars. THE PLAT N7V (LAB ELM b.; Mem Illa Wise d • lloadvs. Dr. C protwiossi issWiresk aisa t Owl Wart , torsoressirssl Al , W. Aim s -ollw Td rlei MU. le. - 41.14 lE. IhirWaWirewit &. ' TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (11111172 . 11 TILZOIL11&) ARRIVAL OF OILER PACIIA AT NAPLES. —....... KAPLES, MAT 31. Omer Paella arrived here yesterday evening, and left to-day for Paris. THE PORTE AND THE OTTOMAN BANK. CONSTANTINOPLE, MAT 25. The Levant Herald states that the Porte has dis approved of Alro Effendes negotiation with the Ottoman Bank, relative to the conversion of the home debt. lie is recalled, and is replaced by Agathon Effendi. There is, however, yet likelihood that the Ottoman Bank will participate in the measure. ENGLAND AND TEE ZOLLVEREIN. BERLIN, MAT 31.. The treaty of commerce between Great Britain and the Zollverein was signed by the plenipoten tiaries yesterday. The Grand Duke of Oldenburg is expected here to-morrow. His highness's visit is said to be rela tive to the Duchies of Sleewig and Holstein. SPAIN. MADRID, MAT 31. The usual monthly auction for the sinking fund of the Passive Debt took place to-day. The prices fixed by tbe government were For the first class Interior, 40f. ; for the second class Interior, 211. 10c. ; for the second class Exterior, 33f. 10c. Tenders were sent in at from 37f. to 401. for the first Interior ; from 231. to 20. for the second Iu ; and from 331. 96c. to 351 for the Exterior. The Diario Espanol of to-day says that should the government dissolve the Congress the party of the Liberal Union wiU abstain from taking part in the elections. THE BRAZIL MAILS. LISBON, MAY 31. The Royal Mail Company's steamship Parana, with the above mails, arrived here this morning. (By tologroph from Lisboa.) RIO DE JANEIRO, IILT 10. Exchange on London, 24} to 241. Cofise, good first, 6,500 to 6,600. Shipments of coffee since the departure of the last mail, 96,819 bags, of which 39,561 were for the Channel. Sales, 51,100 hags ; stock, 120,000. Freights to the Channel, 60s. to 65a. BAHIA. MAT 15. Exchange on London, 24g. Cotton, 11,000 refs. Sugar, whites, 2,950 refs. PERNANSOOO, MAY 18. Exchange on London, 25 T0T25i. Sugar, whites, 3,900 to 4,000 rtis • browns, 1,800 to 1,900 rein. i;otton, 14,000 to 14,500 rein. RIO, MAY IQ. Lopez has seized in the port of Assumption, without any previous declaration of war, the Argentine steamer Salto. His squadron has taken possession of the port of Courientes and of two vessels of war. The town of Courientes was occu pied, without resistance, by 7,000 Paraguayans. Au envoy from President Mitre is about to leave for London to negotiate a loan. The Brazilian Ministry have tendered their resignation. The Senator Nabisco de Araijo is entrusted with the formation of the new cabinet. THE SOUTHERN CHIVALRY. (From the SAreneport Sentinel, April 27.) We attended the mass meeting held yesterday to the ; Courthouse..square of this city, sod lime only space for a , short and imperfect sketch of t he proceedings. Governor , Allen commenced them by an eloquent Manse, in which he endeavoured to show that the cease of the South was by no means desperate or hopeless, and at the cocelosion of hie , address read a series of resolutions to the same effect from , • committee appointed for that purpose by a preliminary meeting held a few days ago. General Harry T. Hays, the Bayard of Louisiana, then followed, in a calm, temperate and mat eloquent speech, every word of which, it wee easily per °saved, cisme direct from his manly aod patriotio heart, in whisk he too took the seine view of the Muslim as his predecessor (Governor Allen). General Hawthorne, of Arkansas, was then inttodared to the meeting, and de. livered a very fiery address, appealing frequently to the feelings of the 'oldies', who formed much the lama portion of his audience, and eliciting from them, of course, frequent rounds of noisy applause. General Hawthorne took advantage of the occasion, and in the presence of General Smith, to give him several hints, as he termed them, me of which was to constitute every officer and soldier of his brigade an enrolling officer. to force into the army every man who, according to their judgment, ought to be in it. Colonel llussesof Missouri followed General Hawthorne in an edam' somewhat to the same effect, though in a meek more subdued time. Colonel Flournoy of Texas then took the Mend, sod made a most eloquent, but, as we think, io some respects, rather uncharitable sod ill•judged address. He too frequently appealed to the feelings of his soldier auditory, and re ceived their hearty concurrence in his views. The Coked °occluded hie orating by a glowing pmegyrio upon Booth, the eassasin of Hr. Lincolo, whom he compared to Brutus, ' the slayer of Caner, and predicted for him (Booth) a like and enduring fame. Several other speakers followed whom we did not hear. We setieed smog the celebrities of the meeting General B. Kirby Smith, General Price, General 6 Buckner and Governor Repaid', and there were. doubtless, other distinguished gentlemen whom we did not know. ALRIANDRA ORPHANAGE TOR INFANTS. —The hit annual meeting of the subscribers to and supporters of this institution was held yesterday at the London Coffee house, Ludgate-hill, Mr. Robert liaabnry, M.P., in the chair. The report, after coagratelating the committee on the kind patronage bestowed on the institution by their Royal Elighnewies the Prince and Princess of Wake, stated that the sem of 1,7041. Be. 9,1. bad been subscribed within tie previa*, six ineetbs. A suitable building had been provided, end 12 infanta out of a list of 24 had been placed in Tbe committer oi the working school orphanage had ren dered much aid, mil four of its nee-president' were amongst the meet liberal mobocracies to the Alexandra Orphanage. The chairman, in moving the adoption of the report, ob served it was evident that the excellent honorary secretary did not belong to the racing part of the oommunity, else be would not have fixed sueb a day for their meeting. He (the chairmae) had greet pleasure in presiding at their gathering. and he hoped the efforts which were being made would lead to favourable results. They were aware that the Alexandra Orphanage wan but an offspring of the permit institution at Steenbok. In the latter establishment children under serge years of age were not admitted, sad, therefore, it was advisable to make some provision for children of more tender years, and resolutions were passed expressing satisfaction at the progress of the institution, and thanking the chairman end others for their liberal support. ADDITIONAL C TEAM Boma*.—Tha annual meeting of this society wee held yesterday in Willis'a Roma. the Archbishop of Caaterbury in the chair. There wee a large attendance, Wattling the following :—The Bishop of Oiler& Archdeacon Emery, Mr. Berreford Hope, Mr. P. S. Powell. ILP., and the Rev. Dr. Lester. The proceedings having been opened with prayer, the secretes, read the report, by which it appeared that the receipts of the yew amounted to 34,000 L show* as competed with het year an te s 'of 8,4 n. A sum of 1,7201. was received from the Bishop of Landoes Fund, sad 16,1741. raised in the amused parishes te meet the eseistre grants, sad ample,. the stipends of an. Male, made a real total of 50,211 The right rev. eheirmas said that, notwithstanding the improvement which bad taken plane in their linaocial condition, it was necensery far the aceomplishment of their objects te 1101111•41 mere aid In We shape of money. The Bishop of Wald, in moving the &Aorticn of the wort, oiled attention to the neosea s et Providing an isereseed somber of enrages in plasm. Be said there was power is the chunk of and it should be and to tweedy the existing stele ei Wimp. Mr. Powell, M.P., It. Bereeferd Hope. sad Arab drew . Lamy ediebeweed the meeting. A *medial vote of thaaka was pared to his lordship far piresidieg over the promediap. Loiinox Gamoui..(honsu.s COWART (LnasiD). Teaks Nods. for wish entraig Way 26, 13,4631. Is. 161. [Advertisement.] Amn Tilt ItAcis' iivete* lesedeehs, tertgestioe. and general deließty SEM elk Two es Ores of larfe lAte PlUalrfil prorate iiimeeheM mil *Were Wellinteell le a Wow wed neineeirieth • A NNW OPERA IN "HIGH LIFE.' We read in Oedipus/1i of yesterday :—" A most interesting musical soirle we. given • few eights ego is the Theatre of the Coomervatoire, to, the' Auditios d'•a Oplre, as the programme aIIDOILOOKi it. The composer was the Duke de Maw., a young nobleman well haws in the fashionable circles of Pais, but likewise eelebrated in the literary world for his success in several branches of the fine art& Eaormously rich, young, well-looking, an excellent painter, an admirable photographs& and an accomplished 11111111iCillIN he still desired to submit to the weer, test of crib' stem the result of his labours as a composer, and baths& pur pose be engaged at • ooesiderable expose the beet artists of the Grand Opera to be the interpreters of hie bag work, an opera in four acts. The double position of the young composer was exemplified in the twofold character Of the company, for whilst on the one head were to be Been the Empress, the Princess Mathilds, the Primers Anna Murat, the Prime sad Maws de Mettersich, Count end Countess Walewskl, she Count and Countess de Dresx• Brisk, Barons and Barooseiss de Rothschild, the Marquise de Galiffet, and • crowd of other high and fashionable per swiss, then were, on the other hand, M. Thiess, M. Ber ry'', M. Anber, Prism Po•iatowski, M. Perrin (of the Opera), M. de Paadeloup, and all the musical Wilke of Park& ladies and gentlemen, all were la full evening dress, as befitted such a high musical solemnity. The enter tainment consisted of two parts, ow with seven pieces, and the ether with eight. The mute besides was of two kinds, the far greater portioe written for the voice" but several morcesux were also Intended for a ballet. -lance, we may suppose that this opera, the plot of which could not be guessed at by the public since the solos, duets, sad thwarted pieces were all taken out of their na tural order, and mixed up together indiserhaithatly, is to be a representation d grand spedecla But however that may be, the noble composer's work was received with de aided favour, sad the audition was heyead any doubt • sumer. The pervading quality is a charming strain of melody which is wanting, so matter w►at may be the character of the situation. In the ' Triumphal March,' with chorus, in the first act ; the' Corsair's Song,' by Caster, and chorus, in the third ; the air for barytes° in the second, splendidly mug by Faun ; and the tenor air, by Gneymard, in the fourth, the melody was alw►ys clear and agreeable. As to the ballet music, the composer seemed there to luxu riate in charming motives, a ' Waltz, accompanied by chorus,' a'Pu de deux,' axd the Pas de Mooches' being enthusiastically applauded. bided, this last, which is of rare delicacy and elegance, was unanimously encored, and the audience would, to all appearance, have willingly heard it a third time. Tee Empress and the persons of the court remained to the end, and so great was the charm that the general mass of the audience never thought of moving. In the course of the evening ices and other refreshments were hauled about in the theatre; it was, io feat, impossible to eat mon pliantly than the noble composer." WORKING MANS CLUB AND INSTITUTE UNION. The third of these useful social meetings, held in the Lower-ball Raster-ball, took place on Tuesday evening ; the Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot presided. Among there present were Mr. Wilfrid Lawson, M.P. ; Mr. John Abel Smith, M.P. • the Rev. Demmer Burns, and the Bev. IL SoUy, Secre tary to the Working Men'. Club and Institute Union, 150, Strand. The noble chairman said he had much pleasure in calling npos Mr. Lawson to introduce the discussion for the evening. Mr. Lawson, after dwelling on the evils of the drinking customs which prevailed in this country, said all were agreed that there were great evils which required removal. Many legal remedies bad hem nought but hitherto they bad not been found offers- • teal. The remedy of " five shillings and caste for drunkennem had failed. So also had the law which demanded a good character prior to a Bosom being granted; legal and moral remedies, including the total abstinence pledge, had all hitherto been ineffectual, Thom reroalsod, *meter s AO expedient 14101 1 1 ,, Tama would prove an effectual our., and this wee the Penned,* Bill, the effect of which he stated would be to put into the bands of two-thirds of the ratepayers in any district the power to control the number of public-homes, and the traffic generally in that locality. It would close public houses not required by public necessity, end prevent their being Grimed through private interest. Mier as animated disoussioo, maintained with considerable ability and good humour, votes of thanks to the noble chairman and to Mr. Lawson, were moved by Mr. John Abel Smith, M.P., supported by the Rev. H. Scilly, sod carried with greet enthusiasm. Referring to the err vice rendered by the noble chairman, Mr. Sully said it was no new thing for noblemen and members of parliament to take the chair and speak from the platform of meetings fee the advancement of particular object', but it was a new sod most important fact that they were presiding over and ad dreenieg meetings for perfectly fres and frank disonadoo. Lord Shrewsbury, is returning thanks, observed that it was not mammary for the chairman to give a very decided opinion upon the subject discussed, but he would my • he had great sympathy with the objects sought for by Kr. Lawson and other speakers, viz., the ouppremion of intemperance and be was quite min rimed that them ought to 'bri considerable diminutioa in the present numbers( public houses and beer ahem lie earnestly wished to me his fellowootintrymen in a far happier condition than many of them at present occupied, and for that reason he had joined the Worthy Mesa Club and Institute Union, which he believed was one of the most efficient agencies of the present day for promoting the wel fare of the working dames. Should the council have another such series of meetings be should only be too happy spin to accept the duty be had been asked to dis charge that 'main. Many persons who had sent up their names lloi having had se opportunity of speaking wises the boar for clawing arrived, Mr. Bainbridge moved the adjourn ment of the discussion to the following Tuesday, which, being secoaded, was carried all bat unanimously. A STORY OF THZ BOURBON RZOINZ AT NAPLIS.-.• Io the cue of the two gentlemen above referred to, a false friend had pointed them out m hostile to the govern meat. Having fortuestely received timely wandw, they had contrived for two whole rears to elude the vigl vigilance of the polio. by inmesaot change of place, repeatedly escaping over the roofs of homes during dondoiliarr visits. This wretched eideteaos bad Deems nneodurable, and at al hazards they resolved to attempt an escape tram the eons try. In the Bay of Naples there lay a foreign nian-of-erar woe leaving for Malta. Were if possible to get en beard they would be in vasty, and Doe R. was mingled to as intercessor is this owe of real distress. It was said he was a eoustrynian of the captain of the frigate, but whether that were true or sot, It is certain they were one day seen in earnest confabulation: on the quarter-deck of the --. It was easy to satiety the commander that the persons desirous of a gauge ender the protection of his flag were no criminals, but victims of the most groundless penises tion. A few boars after the captain came on shore to bid his Moods good-bee. and called upon Don E. This visit was mentioned io the polies diary, bat only as numbers el others were, and the entry was unaccompanied by com ments indicating that any suspicion or importance was attached to it. We may presume that the pollee nem knew that a coined of war was held in the drawing-ram of that house upon the Chia* and that before the capeala left, the English lady, ea whom so special a watch was kept, laughingly selected from a basket of visiting-cards upon the table those of a stanch perdue of the govern ment, and cutting them in balms with certain peculiar snow of the scissors, banded two of the pieces to the departing sailor. That night ie still wanted some hours to moonrise when a small boat with muffled oars glided into the deep gloom below the side of the frigate. A minute afterwards two stringers stood apse her deck, bowed tom officer who advanced to meat them, and silently promoted him with the counterparts a the cards he had received that miming. He nodded rued the seweocoers went below. For a few minutes the ahem mood the deck, deep is thought, sad thee ordered a boat to he ow Them was a ;mad bell that night at the Acoedemla Reale. nub, the same roof as the Royal Palace, and at midnight Captain merle his appearance there. He sought the English lady, and whimpered, "They are on board ; I sail is an boar, and have come rely to show myself." "If thaw snood es did bat ki10.," said the lady, easels( as the awful itioister of Police the pawing with a lisamiiMit general well known for his hatred of the liberal party, 'we should both be arrested." Bat &aged, ever did know. By daybreak the frigate was miles away from the beautiful bay, ankle, for scorched and san.browsed Malta. The diarist poheematianed to sever the lams, sod prowl sate genets and eves the roofs ; bat their prey bed escaped. sad their perseestors sever bow bow they had bees outwitted. lima while the fugitives resolved mow miler fOgsed mines in Yalta, until the downfall of Bombes role is IMO missed them ard kaadreds of others tram eslLt and away from a captivity worm than death. -Blackroods repartee for Jae,. The Fychow gigot, whom intended departure On a European tour we sesommed some time aims, has net yet started, owing, we am given to understand, to some dispute wish his showmen. Wm, we believe, sow id jested, end be will leave kW seers lend far Leaden by the Vaagsard today.. A dwarf 2 feet 6 Mabee high and weight. eolbs., lasa arrived bare from Shakos, bestarlealier femme pies of the rum apesralatisa m set wbaud lee yes esevreefiseit --Ateseeesi Cortawraida Barri. Apr 8. 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