The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-05 00:00:00

./‘t, ( r o- 11 4 1 7 t 3 . %% / i .4. No. 6,822.1 TT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE D i aT I PACK ET MP. —tit wa fi plig rDSZY 10iniot Op oil pima. y oaths Wiper April. 2525 dep day MI Apar, Qs bora ma slipper ship KINGSTON, A 112 yaaas. TWA* 1,20 e 67.. p. . HERON, compautur, koala( In the Lot lade' Bi ds Oda Oho vetae r l t ri bent maw opadal mum la SS. Pao • vM ••• 0 11 1 , alrA is • pradereld• oppor kg rad& flrriest• soxoutiodatko for eaten sad .111 carry • Npaygion requirelL—Tat terms of rM i tlarop• apply to 1)107117 sal MOM, 11, 111111 ta- VITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LIRE d PACIIIT/HlP.—l f or SYDNIIT Dllitalod Ildt . itralf, al b** Iley, lad ahlyplog day led Ott a gee ship wALLASAA, 3IIA 1 . mister MU loos . ' L g. gaga , Coot. wi der, nib floe WSW, butlt to 1880. fa udder eagegeateat to w igv .A sty'e Emteradon Cotazotadearde, mil es eke will be eta light draft of water, is expelled le sake a rapid m ill .lfse good accommodattoo for Gable patergers. wad r orff eeertreed—For tarots of reeled se gefrege apply td Nedra aura, gUNDICTS, add 0,07. Odmarea ; or bp rain sad MOOR; 9, BUOter4lselL. and MOORE'S AIIISTRALLIN UNE raVirirar ...---_ cur 81111%—he 111D:INY Urine (o sail WM taitr 011 the 26th May, lest shipW a l,%ltitrd May), the well owe fast saltine •Alp MIMI A I 111 register *teat IL BOVIIY. Corantender la the India gob, nis hightleesed vessel, bat under Riedel surrey. be. . sli m s .* with thearate acoosamodeUea lee eabin may;carry a meson& if required.— lot terns oe apply to DIVTIT and *OOkZ. No. 9, Billiteretreet. mod MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE DlT,irr inc..... SHIP. For ADELAIDE Direct do be d iu = td on the 4UI btay, per4ll4 last Aiming day WI liar ßMW-bulk elly GRAMM Qll6lll, AII n loam MOM? CO wow, R. MALIWAND. Ommarader load e" to the 140 don Meta Tbis 1110111.41ussikit unit wilmak bent In vad di Is • my d ars opportunity to !Admen MON m „ {reso d g Mom good& l i t to n poop, oak elepet aceomissiatio• ter cabin . Pr. 4 1 ,4 1 144 11 V. PI T 661 Prr..a NOORWS AUSTRALIAN LINN HOBART TOWN Dime (la loading nst, sad trlD aaO to a few days,. Ota berattrid sew dipper A 1 10 3raara, reidator 465 tons, T. & STOCKMAN. c aim adtc:= In Leadon Docka. TUB Wit Wanal, Just . Mt Mar dump, on the most approrad Mikis *spec trd la ISM a my rapid mme, and baa Mont accommodation Iss cHef cabin proongera. —For tams of freks&l of pas- Mr WSW b DIVIIT and MOON& No. 9, Biattamtnet. WTITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE I TWEET SUIT. For Bas LAUNCESTON Direct (km past arrived trout the colony. after a rapid Damage, a growl pet et her venni earagott, and will bare twesettlate deepetcb), La Bettislt-Oullt clipper bor o n* WESTBURY. • 1. risseater S i bra THOMAS SMITH, Commander ; West India Docks. nits molar trader Is well known for ber ch mAdzargea sad she km elegant scrommodatton for a few ?sr terms of frveht or mange apply to Mr. T. r i V e l e iM r tilt, — Its, al Beledoplace or to ravrrr and 110011, 9. BMW. mese. GATINTLET for ADELAIDE. —Forlight freight onti.—rds high-claased clipper is now Mft up at the Mt London Docks, and all goods intended for shipment by her te down and cleed by Thursday —DET, ths 6th use Bas eine scoommodatio ar n for passengers.ll7 aod MOORE, 9, Mittaretreet. BLACK BALL PASSENGER. LIMB of 1.i.11114 PAM:lllyr AI7STIALIA from Loiidos arra Pal Ship. Tomei& Docara. To Both British Peer .... ;400 I. Indla Aps 15 MN lwdla April 25 Royal Noe YoungAustrallso 1,000 l India lloy 15 aillebeeftd hoe of packets have, by their paneteality and amid perm earned world.koowe repteladoe. sod their pu. gape ICOOIII/0610011 IS useurpened h asy venale aloel—Yor N PO eibilrapeetlns Or wow t• Australia apply lA= LINES end co., Liverpool ; all Meats Ice the Meek IN fie: sad T. IL MACKAY sad Co., 1. LeadeahalLetreet, Woe. 2.C. UIO3BRB. MONEY WIGRAM sac: WNW (of Blackwell-yard. Londent LINZ or STEAM and PACIRf QN teAUBTEALIA.—Per MELBOURNE. Pert Phillect. b have the Docks on TRL'EADAY, AprUfl.calling at tat. the rplindid chyme? ship KEN r. 1.000 to 1. AND N. Ormanader lying in the Ind India Docks. Fier acoommeda• thas for all e asses of passengers are unanrpamed, and she will carry an experienced surgeon. For Debeht or mange apply to ALLPORI and MORGAN, with Menem Money Wigrain and Sons. 7. Igadmaltall streeL Passengers by Ude line of packet. are conveyed from Paddington to Plymouth Oat clam for mooed rlau bros. and second clue for third clam fares. CIUNARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH Vv ANARICAN ROYAL MAIL 5TRA214611.11%, appointed by Ye Adratrany to sail between LIVERPOOL and NIEW YOLK, and between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Baotou Alps sailing at &Wax to land and receive and malls. The tel. Wig or other vessels are appointed to sail from Liverpool Nang at MO to receive th. mails: PUMA, for NEW YORK. Saturday, April B. rabbi Pasesorgers sad goods for Nairn and Havan&ah to be transferred at New York (subject to the perrnisalonaethe Ch ed Bates authorities; on board the 11.16.8 & Corsica. AFRICA, for BOSTON. Saturday, Aprll 15. SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, April H. hasp money, including steward's fee and provlstone, but Most wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, MI. woad cabin, tla. To New York, chief cabin. at; ISM' cabin, 419. Yrelght to Halifax, Boston, and New York, 43 =Ad 5 per cent. prbstage.—Apply to.l. B. Viand, 62, Old k London ; J Y. Currie, Havre, and 12, Place de la Nona Paris ; O. and J. Burns, Bnobanan.etreet. Olaegew ; D. did D. Dub's , . Queenstown; or D. and C. Macivar, d, Hater. *set. LiverpooL Higurts are now absolutely necessary for ell travellers, in- ISO emigrants, proceeding to the United States. MN PROM LIVERPOOL OR QUIRNTIOWN TO N sw Yohi. THI LIVXRPOOL, NEW YORK, and THILADELPHIA wr AII-PHIP COMPANY Misled des B the Cnited &etas zea ffecideg their MI-powered Cly l* e-Walt Imo Kamm Meeeelgaipa owleg PROM wrintsoni. tor !CAW YORK. CITY OF WAQHINOTON, Wednesday, Aril 11. CITY OF WILK, Saturday. April 15. CITY OF LONDON. Wednesday, April 110. And maw Wednesday and every aderuete eaterdw. Cala peep by the mall steamen sailing every Wednesday, 111,11, lad yl guineas, according tv the accommodation. Cabin ri=t 4 ytha Warders steamers, 13 goinime Fawned passage Inciudaig all provisions cooked. Passengers Omsk the Milted States, and British Columbia. booked thrm:e a ; mry advantageous terms.—For further partienlen apply WALLY INMAN, tft, Waterstreet, Liverpool; whe ad WACKY, King WlllJenestrest. OW. 'Tax ONLY REGULAR LINE of WEEKLY STEAMERS to 00THENBURO.—The last and well hewn screw-steamers Onft %I WASA and HAMBURG PACKET )under Swedish flag) will can for the above port first = ter, sod will be toftowed loneedlately after by the screw- Thew steamers have inperior secomoda liaterpasienrere. Goods taken at very low rates of freight.-- Anil to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHI LLI PPS, and Co , 11, Hood lum, or to CHAPLIN'S Universal ORlce, Regent circus, W. TIDC LONDON and SOUTH AFRICAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY (I,InOOKIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARE LIST of this COWRY will CLOSE at 12 o'clock TOMORROW, the 6th Inst. 22anisr. 11,0raoschareh-street. TTR JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY 6 and 1, Melloias•4aa. Lanbardotreet. SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL /3.000.000 CALLED rip 3 8 00.000 MERRIL FUND EKON PRIM= IATI2I Or 111121111 r On depadta repayable on demand 3 per met .. at 7 day/ =eon .. 1a s 1 rates fur sow deposited depodte d ter long pMioda. cVENS, BUNIONS, and DEFECTIVE TOE- Nana IiXTRACYRD and CURED In one minute, without 515 Z i or the ImM path, by Sir. RRNDALI, 86. Regent-street tsfa attended hy Mrs. imdall If preferred. Terms, du ed. Mt. Mendell has testimonials from the Royal Away, *massy be seen, with thousands of others, from all parts of fb kiaildoss. dmilar to the following :—From the Right Rey. ma Lord Mahon of London .-- Mr. Rendsll has effectually cured Meat mem on my feet without giving any sir Robert '' . ° oB tif. 55, M. James's place. bee had two large tocsolls and sans extracted from Ms feet by Mr. Randall, and can strongly feetmasend biro." Observe, 85, Regent-dreat Quadrant THIC PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. eonsbination of PIIOoPEIATIC t hdb k trots. die., containing ell the ~nits.. constituents of lood, brain, mid nerve suletance. Great philosophical and revesrch has led to the dial:ovary of this invaluable Simety to its present perfect state. wisele to the palate and t asotnt In its a t tion—still preserving its wonderful properties, imuiti.late relief, and permanently curing all who rater from muting and withering of the nervous and muscular total and parttal prostrotion, and every other exhaustive tof the system. It regenerate* all the important liensan of the human frame. As phosphorus In a state of Mere illumines the darkness, so the exhausted frame revives inimegnsted with Its electrical property." Prices :1/a. Dottie, or font Its. bottles in one, Ufa: and In cases contain- UM Us. bottles, tf, which says Al Its., packed meara7i N otttUarttof the r s. orld. Lo n don wads :—t3eaver, ilise: heat. ittnuwl: eaUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, and CONSUMP TION wre i•rmediately relieved by Dr. IDCOCA'S le WATERS. An o th er testimonial this week from Mr. W. Coons,, Burgral, 11, Abney-street, Manhoo . =, nth meek lint —" 1 hav e use d th em m y se lf, and than k marked tenet." They give Instant relief, and a rapid ears CCUSIIMpIiOII C. Wm. colds, and all disorders of the ki hn ' at ^ "d hies la lid., nt. 9d., and an OL Bold by all druatglan IN UR SPRING many suffer from SCOR- N, " Tic "FEcTimir : and if say caber disease be bld will be ware to show itself at this memo. No mow rm. oui be need with more perfect confidence is AW P ILIN. They clear from tbs body MI that is bumful. and hallo aid mitect.—My be bed el ow absoiL ciygprr iron= mt - Ly.k . 1142LAIIR IW 001,27WCTION wren OF IMPAILLU, ItiitCAN 0144411 AMIOCIATIOX (LIMITID), AU ATAILED TO =SIVE BUnieCILIFTIONA FOB, TIM CAPITAL OF pax MILLWALL FPOMPANYREEHOLD LAND and (Incorporated by specie ( Parliament, 27 and 12 Vice, ode By 20th July. 1.114, under the title of ' The MOlwell Canal Compsay.l Tbe liability of The shareholned to limited to the amount Of them shard Interest during construction to guaranteed at 7 per cent. pee annum den the Nib paid-up dares, sad at 6 per cent. upon those paid by Inetalmend Interest payable half-yearly, on Slit Much and =4,Bsiptsmzgasch yew. Cspital Old in shame of 120 such. With dual debenture pongee bsposit Al per there on application, and A 4 ea allotment. Ocilia Dl* see d in Kis. per share. snd ad to be made at hiaacmaa intervals et ids than three mouths. Sir • JANIS DAUM'S:PIA SLIIIINSTONE, tart., 11.1., Chairman. WILLIAM M.P., Director of the London and County late a ct 4 Clt ir M, t' ing Director of the Credit Fonder and Mobilise of (Li m ited?. ley. (Masers. N. J. and N. Fenner) . _ W. bass. Mars, R . 1., Beaked., Southwark, and field-place libeahaai, llam James lavish Deputy Governor of the Credit Fonder and M obiller d (Limited,. J. Macluill Director of the Credit Footle and Mobi'er of Repand (Waited). F. O. Westmorland. las. Director of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Aesocistles West ßaitaine—ilearga kills, Currie, and Co., 07, Looloard. • lIPSZMIZU. in sq Job* Pewits, 114, Gll. Qassuars-place, Westminster, Ingtnear-leL W. Wilma, V., Qtreeneqoars. Westminster. 11(G101701M—Yeses vs, Smits. and Blunt. Vickutw WoolialoolloW Wsocuis—manes. Sas. sad Pearce. 7, Atigetwoort, -Street Sleallrgiff— T. Robtas c o o tt na t Temporary Officee-17 and if , LC. This Company in Incorporated fee the purpose of supplying, under cbcrusetantes peoullmtvantersouss to the share holders, the pest demand for w harves, sites for manufactories. ship-building yards, sad graving docks within the Port of Lon don, which the natural bureau of trade, combined with the removal of ezistiag water frontage by the formation of the Thames linthealussala sad other metropolitan Improvements has created. Tide Company is beerporated by • epeeist Aet of Parliament =dlast Mull y which It obtained power to &Nuns • large ot land U eaff, consisting of upwards of ISS acres f freehold Red adjoining the Base and Wed India Docks This land will be rendered available for the purposes above mentioned, by the coostructles within its area of large docks or basins, with access for the largest vowels both from Blackwell and Limehouse Reaches so that the deep water (rootage thus created by the works will become immediately adages in the highest degree for wharves, groceries, manufackelea ship-building yards, and similar purposes ; and, from the water being always kept at high level, the raving of time and coat In all operations of lighterage. loading and unloading, which may be effected without respect to Wm, will render this alas far more valuable than land abutting os the Thames Moll. The proposed works will also include the construction of public graving docks of the largest dimensions, capable of te ething verse's of eves r size than H.R. ironclad ship War rior. endear H.R. frigate Northumberland, now building on the premises of the Milled' lion Works, imam &Maly adjoining this Company's property. It is a remarkable fact that, for the imams. ore eat lee of the port of Lou don, there is hat one public graving dock on the Thames of rugicient capacity to take in a vessel of even ordinary dimen sions. All the other paving docks ere in the I ends of private builders, whorequtre to execute the works and repairs them selves t red it la therefore not unusual for ships to be tent from the Thames to Southampton, end even to Liverpool, to be docked tor repent From the drenzastance of the area proposed to be occupied lying, on as average, about 10 feet below high water mark, the works will be executed with unusual facility the material ex cavated being used to raise the adjolnieg land to • convenient level above high water. The main roads which hamar the site al the proposed works afford good weer to them ; and applbcatloa Is being made to Perliameot in the peewee smoke by the Blackwell Railway Com pany for an egt.mden of the Blackwell and North Loudon Rail way systems, by white dine railway communication will be afforded for the whole of the Cempurfa works, wharves, and docks, with the emus railway system of England. As a Lad Compasy, the presses andeetaldng has enormous advantage., from the unusually ample sowers graded by its Specie Act et Partiament, by means of which it will become possessed, after appropriating about to agree lee the docks and graving docks, of upwards of tenser**, with a water frontage of more than 10,000 feet, and from enn to 800 feet In depth- , the whole of which. on completion of the docks, will become imme diately availeble for letting on building leases at freehold ground oat. Besides this *agree of 11)V011110, estimated to pledgee up wards of 8.60,000 per annum, the Company will also derive a fur ther large income of shoat X 40,010 per smitten, the ?tilts of the graving dock., and from dues end charges, from th e docks, basins, wharves, Re., making a total estimated revenue of IMMO per manna In calculating the estimate of dividends, very much will de ar.' upon the meds found most practicable In dealing with the Income of the Company, If the pound rents should be sant- Lathed and sold as they Reese, and taking them at thirty years' purchase, it is estimated that within a period of five years the capital, inclading the additkmal snout intended to be spotted for to complete the works, will have been repaid, with a bonus of upwards of 75 per cent, and the revenue of the docks and royalties and dues stiff be available for dividend to the share holders -should, however. the whole rentals and revenues be maintained In band, a dividend (after providing for expenses, taterest on debentsres, dc.) may fairly be looked for at the rata of 10 per cent, per annum, and when It is considered that the greater part of this is from freehold ground rents, the valuable description of the property this Company' possesses will be at nce o Tht, l =rs . hare mach pleasure to being able to announce that the whole of the works will be undertaken by Messrs. Kelt and /Ord, the eminent contractors, and that a contract for the first portion to be executed has bees entered into with them, and arrangements made for the payment by them of interest during construction of the works at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on the share capital paid up by instslcoenta and of 7 per I cent. per annum on all shares applied for and allotted so fully paid up shares. The interest will be payable at Messrs Olyn and Co.'s bank, half-yearly, on Slit March and 30th September in each year. The first payment will be made 30th September, 1865. It is believed that so sound a scheme. and one which so spe cially ,ddressen itself to the investor, is seldom brought before the public : the basis of the enterprise being freehold land and ground rents removes from it all character of speculation so &tenths leading fastare In public companies, and as a lirttleh and home security It will doubtless be appreciated by those who. while expecting good profits upon their investments. yet look for solid security. The plan acc r amen ping the prospectus shows the whole of the works as p when complete. Copies of the Act of Parliament and plans may be seen at the offices of the solicitor& Applications for shares in the accom panying form may be made to the Secretary at the offices of the Company, or to the Credit yonder and lit obilter of England 'Limited), 17 and 18, CAL: also to the Imperial kleresetlie Credit Association (Limited), 96, bishopegsteetreet Within: to the Bankers and brokers : but no spplicatimi will be enter tained unless the deposit of El per share ou the Dunker applied for has been duly paid to the rnpany's tankers in the event of DO allotment being made to the applicant, the deposit will be promptly returned in full. March V 3, 2845. FORK Of APPIICATION VOR Ea PAH , SHARES, Bearing 6 per cent. lutemt during construction. (To be retained by the Bankers.) We To the Directors of the Freehold Lend and Docks Company. (Incorporated by modal Act of Parliament. 27 and IS Vick, cap 256. 25th July, INC under the title of The Millwall Coast Company., Gentlemen. —Having paid to your bankers, Messrs. Glyn, MIRA Currie, and Co., the sum of A being a deposit of LI per share on shares In the above Company. I hereby request that yon will allot nut that number, and I agree to accept such shares or any less 'timber you may allot to me: and I agree to pay the sure of 44 per share on allotment, and I authonse you to Meat my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name in full Residence Profession Date 1801. Or U fully paid op *hares are required, on the following farm. FORM or APPLICATION roe POLLY PAID OP SMARM Bearing 7 per cen. interest the construction. (To be retained by the Bankers.) No. ..... To the Directors of the MUlwafl Freehold Land and Docks Company. (Incorporated by special Act of Parliament, 27 and 28 Pict cap. 236. 25th July, INK under the title of the =oaf Cana i Company.) Gentlemen.—Having paid to your bankers, Merry. Glyn bailie, Carrie. and Co., the sum of L being a depodt of II per share on shares In the above Company I hereby request that you will allot me that number of fully paid up shares and I mese to accept such shares or any lea number yea may allot to me, and I agree to pay the sum of £l9 per share on allotment, and I authorise you to Insert my name on the register of mem beri for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signatunt Waage Is hill Date THE MILLWALL FREEHOLD LAND and DOCKS COMPANY. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SHARE LISTS of thle Company will be CLOSED THIS DAT (Wedneeear, the 6th Aril, at fnur o'clock p m., for Leedom, and at twelve o'clock at noon, TOMORROW rfltoreday;, the Sth April, for country appll callous. Ey order a the Board, H. T. ROBINSON. Secretary. Temporary Mow 17 and IS, Oarabßl, April 5, ING. THE INVIGORATIVE NKRVINE ESSENCE TM snot mieutifically prepared and most powerful nutri tive cordial ever Introduced restores to their normal condition an the eseretlons, on the intemity ot which perfect health de peed& It lea specille fat debility of ail Ideas, and from Ito con taining, swag other inmedlents, pepsine's:A phosphate of soda, will prove MOO basset:dal to the nervous and dyspeptic. Pries is. per bottis, or leer quantities In one tar !b. Sole Agents, Massie liensgarbin wsd Oe. 620, Oxford-street, W.C„ and till. lasalarelreensi. RC, Loofas. LArruz.—The IXITUCE contains an active lotedos, witkit possesses sit the soothing mw eili ori lg imo without dangers.—Mr. JOZZA.U. Prowl 49, symarket, prepares gym nod Ptto of loans W ware). away ronowassoaed the ProWsks for m u* .43 14 04, brown itio, sod an camel asetions. Syrup, 2t. 1111.; iggo, ls, lid. awl fa U. TWA by pa* lid. art ak. ti LONDON: WEDNESDAY TIVENING, APRIL 5, 1865. Comp THE INTI of MOBCOW OAB OOMPAPII 3 TM OXP'OII/I.—FAUffperteneeeticad OMI= AUX (noisco. .a. tztrozo,—onsitost , Ineelefet• Isemiese. bieotporeted under the Cpmsles Act, 1814 with Wailed the peat hurl Wes, amol Mr Mir" amppoeted valor LlaMty rd cirri. 0. 40 , 4 ,-... aosidacted by Nr. lf. JONG Oresoassion obtained with exclusive hivtlese. Interest at the rate of 7 pm cent. per annum during ermarmastiom Capital, £818.00 6 , In MAO name of 4516 eaSIL fIAIITION.--0001M8 eelebrated READING Deposit, Ri on Application and /4 on illoineet. NJ BAUM for Flak Orme, Steele . logs. Gravies, fat sad ntawmtax told West es aau l erl . yelled for n at:raa t ig c llb! tli re '7 Lim- E l lkila ces e tlrOel:kaal "g ro:o r 's Wareham. All e pees eta Ilpenees _ ___ N. Wollaston Blake, req., 1.1.0. (Director of the Continental 13nien Gas Company). James Frederick Gregory, Ese. (Preeldent of the Council of Control of the Uwe Gas Company). Neville D. Goleamid, Rm. %Managing Director of the Hague Otte Works). Mudd Rawldne, Jun., Esq. (Chairman of the London GM Company). Frederic Lmited). Mildred, Req. (Detruty Governor Agra andPiastermatis Bank, James Oughterson, iq , ri, Bentineknbeth W. Monte. P. s echileteld, *mow. Sir J. Emerson Tennant, FALB., It, Warwick-square. BAN Lths.—The Ape and Maatermeres Bank (Limited). 36, olaa-lane, Lombard-street SOLlenedia.—Messrs Yoe , Maples, Teethale, and Yonng, Old Jewry. Banan a s. -Meson. Z we irawcett, and HILL, 111, Yitreadesedaisireet, LC. This Company has bees tensed for the the city of Moscow with gas, under thz powers of a concealer, pantnd with detadm privileges by the municipality, on 20th October, 1864. and ratified In the smooth et December last by the imperial government. Moscow contains a populatiou of about 600,000 parsons. It Is situated at the centre of the commerce of the country, with MX railways emerging within its walls. It is the winter residence of a large portion of the Magian aristocracy, and the nature of its climate is such es to render the introduction of gas, both for bghting and warming purposes, an object of primary importance to the ithalthents. The Kremlin (which covers 250 acres, and includes the Em peror's palace, the senate, the arsenal and government offices), the great universities, and the public schools, will all have to be ii = b o y el. statistics It appears that there are at present in %throw about 200 hotels—mod of them very thactions-4,641 etheeseisregemen seed et emed mixers loesse,whave people peas the greater part of prin tin g in winter, upwards of tho se oce pods and stations ; t offioes, exclualre of be longing to the gormand and the municipality; 27 public bathe ; 15 civil and military hospitals, and eti government asy lums. The German, English ' and merchants' elute, and the " Club de la Noblesse," each spend about Ltso per mouth for lighting, and the government pays annually 413,0001 r the light ing of the Open House and the Russian Theatre, and E 12,000 for the beneath In addition to the above-mentioned buildiege and altogether irrespective of private houses, there are 17,032 shops, 700 (*.Mo des sod workshop' of various descriptio ns, many of them of great magnitude, and one alone req uiring slOO lighth Moscow has hitherto been dependent f or artificial light upon portable gee, demise candles, and petroleum oil. The email nese of these articles and other disadvantages connected with ' the Imperfect lighting thus obtained are such as to render say competition with ordinary gar impossible. The concession which has been secured to this Company oon fen an escluirive privilege for 30 years . at the mid of that period the worts will either remain the property of the Company in perpetuity without special monopoly: or the municipality may elect to percher them at a sum equivalent to the entire net profits of the previous ten years ; or to extend the conoesdon, with exclusive privileges for a further period of ten yearn In this latter case, the works would revert to the city at the end of ' forty years, unless fresh arrangements shall have been made for cootruleg the business In the bands of the Company. A sink- Ing tend will be provided to met t these contingeodth The Caller des Charges allows the Corners, to charge 5 silver roubles (equivalent at the present exceptionally low rate of ex change to thirteen shillings, and to fifteen shlllisp and ten pence at the par of exchange) per I,eoo cubic feet of gas for all private lights. The street lights will be paid for at the price of 14.50 silver roubles per light, butting ,10,000 cubic feet during the'year, and at the same rate for any further quantity which may be required, with an illuminatlng power which ,need not exceed 12 candles. AU the lamps of the government end muni cipal buildings are to pay the same price as the private lights, viz., 6 silver roubles per 1,000 cubic feet of gas. A provisional contract has been entered Into with Smith, Knight. sad Co. (Limited:, tor works capable of supplying 1,0,000 lights, together with the whole of the mains of the city (upwards of 140 miles to lesertl) adapted to the entire prospective consumption. The bet profits upon the capital required for this purpose are calculated to exceed 20 per cent. per annum, and in this estimate no profit whatever is assumed on the public lights. The works will be laid out with a view to the supply of 10,000 street light", and upwards of 200,000 private lights, and as soon as the Company can meet the demand to this extent, the net profits are calculated to exceed the above rate. To show that this estimate is by no means exaggerated, reference may be made to the profits of other gas empanel, pessaries exclusive privileges on the continent, amongst others, the gas works at the Hague have paid for many years 25 per cent. per aIIDUM, and the Paris Gam Company is at the present time pedlars diet odds above 20 per cent. per annum. Sufficient plant will be erected for the supply of 60,000 lights by the end of August is next year, from which date a large eat revenue will be received. Power will be taken to borrow a portion of the capital on de bentures, by which means the profits divisible amongst the shareholders may probably rise to a higher figure than that already indicated. Offers have been received for the purchase of all the coke and tar produced, at prises which will bring down the net coat of the coal carboolsed to a point which contrasts favourably with the reworks of modal the large cities on the continent.. Interest at the rate of 7 percent. per annum will be paid hale yearly, on the aspire during construction. The outlay for plans, estimate*, cogreering, travelling ex penses and otheATZtrary charges. will be borne by this Com pany. The pro of the concession have such confidence in the complete encore of the undertaking, that they have agreed to traufer all their rights end advantages to this Company, in consideration of receiving, in lieu of any present payment, one half of the net profits of each year after 10 per seat. shall have been earned on the total paid-up capital of the Company. A large portion of the capital is already subscribed ; septic& Dona for the remaining shares will be received by the Agra and Ma-tennen's Bank ; by the Solicitors ; and by Messrs. Hill, Far- Lett, and 11111, the brokers of the Comp soy, from whom premiss tuses and forms of application may be obtained. The amount of Ll upon each share applied for must be paid to the Company's Bankers, previou.ly to the eppitration being sent its ; this sum will be returned if no allotment is made to the applicant. An option will be given to each subscriber of taking one-fifth part of the shares allotted to hint in fully paid-op shares. Temporary thesis, 4 9, Threadneedie.street, E.C., April, 1865. LILMIllit and SON'S lIPHOLOTZRY and CABO= 1111114171.111 SNOW BOOM& $2, ii, sad 34, Beinerfotreet, W. Atteatko 1. requested to these iheW glee* width are moo( the largrat to Loedea, Ursa , whit, ci Hwy draoription of toraltare, of the quality sad moderato prim IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. IMMO lIIIPBOVID 001AOLL 101111111, sr tor 4b. Good mann shirts (our Nw /4), ts W Ow. the dosquallad tar srodlosso and chewer. Priced iletr iS srith il a smrholbso. kiss.--KODOI2II sad Os., MO isalters, M. BC itsrihrs4sas, -area isisteshid 410 yarn. Os Torts /nasals. O.OLOURID FL•WHRL SHIRTS, NEW and IMPIOVID DUMP& A biro oisorlenont body made RA Th. ed., In 6d., 10a. id., and na. simAL Bent goalies, yob shrank *oda $o snows id Ind lb. 6d., Wrens of .hI sent poet trot tar two inonito.m.bo DO_RM and Co.. VA bartin'obno, Clortai. Wobtlabod 60 yearn On parte Prantiaka Hand 00.'8 OVERCOATS, 1, gendmi Costa. Ralf-dre. Undoing, sad 1111-drese Cl S Trauma sad Yea* etc., am made In the most taahloaabie memealp Mak, at eery eactemehael Telma RYAN sad CO. at sad et Oztordaptalt. WWI mod 00. 8 PRIORS. 6s dad 67, Ostotddiseet. O►ereoats. 854.,414., sod Jack tle. to dz. : Drat sod BurtoaSOods, SM. to Ys. ; trowatilog rods to sea sore, UN- 6d.. Mc Id., 21s, saddle ; Veda, les. dd., lb. dd., Its. 6d.. and Its Butts. tft. to 63e. THE CORRESPONDENT. Poe AS Msy. MHZ PALL-MALL GAZETTE of 'I9IIB "MING easteles (to fides all the Dews of Ohs OW the tollowliS briniest Articles :—The Public Schools Debete,4ler. rants' Wages in Rogland—Prospects of the University Reat.reoe —Notes on Colonial Constltutlons—Popular nnperstitlosa— Reviewsef Leckey's "Rationalism" and " The Study of Use ltamw TAW— `ft Ith many Items of apsoial noes from abroad, and occasional Notes on Pollee Authority, the Russian Epidemic, Flattery at tbe Grave, Yoreiso Swindlers, ite.—Ofllce, IS, Sella. bury-street, Strand. April 6, MS. THE WATCH-TOWER.— .s. • Dow 11W anted Moatall flaillibag Napalm. No. 1 now ready. 00os, 160, Irlootairest. Landon. THE DAY OF REST.— A. • new *eddy Psooj lisieslne. 1P...1 and t now ready. Yontky Ward. lack, and Tyler, 158, Flest.atrest NEW NOVEL, DEDICATED BY FEBIIIIIBION TO BM GLACE THE DIME OF ARGYLL Tlis day, In t st so Ulm/lu, THE LAWYE By R'S PURPOSE. A Novel. tutu mans. JAM Nowell .ad Oo , yotbNolooro, Ifloot.-droot. NEW WORK ON FRENCH LITERATURE. The Jog, In 2 vols., at all Librarian, E SECOND EMPIRIC. A By Sir C. F. LA IC ,•... WIUXBALL, Bart., Author of " Ratak *ovum" "Corollas Matllda," to. John Yozooll and Co pobllshers,l22, Ylsetatrost. NET/ DRAMATIC TAC. pH* Ts. Took THE WORKMEN of PARIS. E. DEAD HEART. I S. ORANGE GIRL John Xaawall aid Co pabliews, 122,P10t-strust NEW NOVEL BY THE AIITHOE OF LOST =HMV Es. Co Moll IS. to S solo, at all libraries. I . KFT to the WORLD. .1.4 Jolla Mat well and Co., grubtlabeis, 121, Fleet-samosa 701 IX 07 APPIJ('ATION POR Lib be left wath the Bankers.) No. To the Directors of "The City of Moscow Gas Company Limited): Gentlemen,—Barlng paid to your credit, with the Agra and Master:lien's Bank (Limited), the sum of A being a depalt of LI per share on abates in the above Company, I request that you will all me shares of £25 each in "The CI y of Moscow Gas Company (Limited)," and I hereby undertake to accept the same, or wry smaller number which you may allot to me, and to pay the fn. ther deposit of At per share on allotment, and I agree to become a member of the Company, and request you to place my mine on the register of shareholders In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name to full Address In full Date BRITON MEDICAL and GENERAL LIFE ASSOCIATION. Offices, 429. Strand, London. DIINCTOBIL Chairman of the Board - GEORGE EL BARLOW, M.D. Deputy Chairman—FßANClS WEBB, Esq. By the pecrliarly equitable manner of dividing the profits, the policies issued by this emaciation become payable during the lifetime of the person assured. without extra premium. After having been to lone a pedal of Ave yearn, all pol.ntes are absolutely ind , feadble and indisputable. Declined and diseased lives .wed at equltable rates. New Business for the Year ending Dec. 11.1964. Number of Propoals. 3.r0 Amount 1 ?umber at Proposed. Policies. 4818.8011 R 41 4. Amount 1 Annual Assured. 1 Premiums. .141E1.886 I e 20.06014 Ma day. prize En, uniform Edition, THE REF.-HUNTERS. A Tale of Adventure. By OuirraYa ArrAti, Laid= : Ward, Lock. and TyMr,llB. Capital Stock. ZSOO.OOO. Annual income, 4110,000. tarp and Massing bonuses. Qualified medical attendants. who are named by proposen to Aasociatlon, are consulted as the medical advisers of the Dire Mon, by whom all medical fees are discharged. Even description of Life AnttratiCe transacted, terms for which, with detailed prospectuses and every Informatloo, may be bad on application to JOHN lIBBSINT, Actuary and Soerefazy. Applications for mender we Invited. On April 10, price h.. irelition, STONEHZ ART: At Romano,. By Omer. AOIAND. Landon : Ward. Leak, sad Tyler, 71•444,11,114. A CHARMING 01 r BOOK. Just published (Chapman and Hall), crown Bro. jilt edges. Prtoe Is. (free by Post foe OS stamps) ; Ito Edition, rose leaf paper. 10e. ed. by poet for 140 dam THE BOOK of PERFUMES, by EuoEng Ronal, with above BO Illustrations "One of the curiosi ties of the season."—Elornlng Post. "A delicious book."—Stun. " A really elegant and sweetly-smelling volume. '—Caurt Circular. " Beautifully got up, and most interesting."—Uulted Bemire Gazette. To b., had of all booksellers, or of the Author, 96, Stratol . 120, Regentstreet : and re, Corobtll, Loudon. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE VIRE aad LITE INSURANCE COMPANY. ThileaUset. Liverpool , 20 and IN, Poultry: 7, Cernbill; and Ctiarunperoae, London. PROORMIS OP TEI COMPANY MCI 125 n. Year. Irks Presalasis.i Life Presslinne i Invented Pond. 1861 1836 1861, C 64,906 tf2.179 201,1311 742.674 £27.117 72,781 135044 214144 DR. CULVERWELL on MA.RRLIGE Tts Obllpstions, Happiness and Disappointment& Priests. Mann, Comahill or Author. I. Orest Marlboronglistrset, W., London. Consultations daily, on Nervous Debility, Diumiting. 8.601.824 1,111.905 3,21t,300 IirePOUCIVII - Mag doe at Lady 453' arid be renewed on or before April 9. awnrrox BOULT. Idesaglor Director. JOHN ATKINS, Resident Secretary, London. Life claims are payable In thirty days attar they are admitted. ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL This elegant, fragrant and pellucid oil is unirersalty In high repute for its unprecedented success during the last sixty years in promoting the growth, restoring and beautiliing the human hair. It porrentsimir from falling off or turning grey, s t re ngthens weak hair, cleanses It from scurf and dandriff, and makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. for children it is y recommended, as forming the basis of a beautiful head oth•tr, whits its introduction into the surgery of royalty, and the high esteem In which It is universally held, with numerous ter tintoolab ometantly mamma of its efficacy, afford the beet and surest proofs of its merits—Price Ss. CUL, Ts., lite. 6d., equal to roar and 21a. per bottle,-804d at 20, nonassertive, end by chemists and parransern—Ask for Rowlands' kfacsesar 1 - _AmBERrs ASTHMATIC BALSAM, sa effectual few*. witboat eonfining tits bowel or efieebm the bead, truly adactws sad pleasant, is admitted be be the beet medicine for Immediately relieving coughs, colds conernied came of asthma, and comumption. It Inc gosatip cams venom whom th u g pronounce formable, erlatiratdy allays the Wallis which provokes frequent cougbins. In approaching consumption tts effects are trily beneaciaL Proses deprived of steep, or even tying down for few of suffoca tion, may depend on relief in a few anientes attar taking D.— IPrepared only and &old by W. LAMBKIN, chemist. fl, liamegreet, Charing-mom, London, and by au dt to rMd., and three quantities In one, Ss. ad. De wigwam d s a il for lambert's Aatkosbc Balsam. The name and Wren gee mistared on abs stamp. /JOY LAST NIGHTS GAZETTS. [NAM 07 SOLICITORS AND TISTRIR PARTICULARS TO RR OBTAIN= AT TSB 01701 OF TRII CRIER RIGIATRAI, COURT or BANKRUPTCY. urotoaoraeoraxer.] sAlf rsurro. EDWARD ABLIWIWTT, Mount-street, Grosvenor-squire, and Put ney, Surrey, coach maker, to surrender April 19, at 2. JAMAS IVI9OII. Woll44vßt, Jinrhi-street, City, and Bums-road. Holloway, printer, Aprlll9, at 2. OEuRGA SWAIM Retinues-ROW, 1111.e.end-road, warebasmestan's clerk, Ap.il itti:at 2. .10H21 . OLDEIiq! netza, St. George's-terrace, Kilburn, watch- runner. April 19, at EIWBEILT ROOMS, Southampton. tapater, April 19, at 1. Kaausis, Tburion- place , Olobe-atraet, Bethnal-grain, eating-house keeper. April 19, at 1. EDWARD TIDDT, Loughborough-cottages, Loughborough-park, clerk, April 19, at 1. JOSSDIt MUD, Alnalton, Hunts, cattle dealer. April 19, at 1. Maxim IlaTlimr num& Tunbridge Wells, Kent, builder's clerk, April le, at 11. Titulles tilLellaT . _ _ I, Wandsworth-road, baker, April 20, alit EDWARD HATTHRW DOWSHIO and CHARLES JOHN DOWNESO, Camberwell-road, and Yurk.place, Kennington-road, turnittre dealers, April 20, at It iscon Wiirrr..Oreat lintfolketreet,Southwark,butcher.Ap.2o, at I. JO4iLIII PgairlCt,Burlingtononsenkpayswaterofetrinnt„Ap. 2o ,atL CESAR FaikbnlAND M1R14011124, Warwick-4feet, Pimlico, MON Mast. April 20, at I. Totramar HARDIER, Storeyetreet, Islington, curate In holy orders, Apoll2o, at I. THOMAS COPYARD and JAMES NEWILAS, Eastbourne, Spam, grocers, April2o, at 2. EDWARD Satimaln,Watm-lane,Tower-st merchant, A p. TO, at 2. JOSIPII Mown, Northampton, shoe manufacturer, April 30, M Josef WHOLES, Mortimer-street, Cavendish-equate, and St. Pees-road, Canoobury, trimming seller, April itt at 2. Mansir TomM,Clarendon.M.,Notting-hilimilliner,April 2o .ML WALT= WILLIAM ROOM, Mayfleld.street, Datston, late pots licaril 26, at IL EMIR Alma-road, and Gloucestewasene, Prideswall. place, Ken -town, stonemason, April 22. at 1. Joan BUB ROWLAND itACHARDs, Kelvodon, Imes, tutor, April 22. at 11. 0101011 PASCAL Athemr, Croydon, Surrey, rurgeon,Aptil K at 11. JOSEPH EASEL'S% Forest-row, Daimon, and Dalston-lane, Kingsland-gate, coal agent, April 19, at S. Seams PuzisoLL, Elypt.ce. Holborn, lodging-acme keeper, Aped 22, at it Rog= HAUSA Bast Ilemborough-gardene, Pimlico, dentist, April 22, at 0. JAMES FILM, Beckley, NorthareptoosL, bootinaker,Way3,at 11. EuvrAKD Hira' WILLUat,OI4, Mulford, grocer, Aril V, at IL JoHN JONI', Merthyr Tydfil, draper, April 19, at 1, Salem. HRRILY HAYWARD, Hioacestsr, phseusAOSIHRH chemist, Aprillo, at 11. TSuMAI Yapß, DOlidd, Yorkshire, maton, pt ri 24, at IL linear WALE.SA, or SA, Yak, provision dealer, A SA, at 11. Janne Call. Leeds, commission agent, A „. le, at 11. Jostra KILL", Liverpool, euginerr, April 33. al 11. TfloilAS Ilium% Liverpool, come/dation agent, April 20, at 11. Joel liDWalta DOTI; Birmingham, Ash ealetuman, May 1, at 10. JOHN Sagfilangr, Manchester, worsted dyer, April 24, at ti. Joni, Hiram POOll, Liverpool, jewel man joiner, April 17, MS. Wma.lan lime" Lerma:me; Yleetwood, Lanclairre, hair dre.aer, April 10. at 10. CHARM BRADLEY. Leeds, fishmonger, Aprll 18, at IL Bat/Jeans BAJITIIIOIIII. Bromley, Shropshire, tile maker, April 21, at 12. Musa DICILINInnt, Lille Bolton, Joiner, Apell 19, at 10. TOY ilotmown, Wakefield, bootmaker, April 20. at 10. 1110111 BALDWIN. Mines, Woreeztenbire, market gardener, April 19 at 11. Mutual aurae, Lsedport, Banta. paperhanger, April 11, at 11 . Joslal BAWL Siebblng, Vase., blacksmith, April 18. at T. JOegra INWAIIIM Luton, Bedfordshire, clerk. April 18, at 1 0 . ItinK/A3l TOLAM litisaklin and Ventuor, Isle of Wight, Jeweller, , April 19, la Basal hernisow. Ipswich. cattle dealer, April 18, at 11. Mat 11011111 1 . Ipswich. ash/wager, April 19, at 11. Baer nazism', Lamle Toms, Staffordshire, wheelwright, April K. et 11. Jolts INGO BICIIITOI. Wlnsford. Cheshire, grooer,Apr.l7, MARI= SATO; Trottencline, Kent, hone dlr., April 12, at 11 Markt 013, Beam, Westmoreland, tailor, Apal 1/1, at 11. Calais MILLS, Gloucestershire, baker, April 1/1, at 10. Joan Darla, Lisay Mots M., innkpe., Apr. 19. at IL TIOMAs ROINZTL 6Wsfiald, Mact.osoeryshlnt, Amnia; April 20, et 11. BAMML ROM, Hammer, Surrey, Aprilll, at 2. TBollis DoitSella. Dlptford, Devonshire, briar, April la, Ma WILLIAM Wise, Arley, Warwicksit. labourer, April es. at 11. Kenwys,CornwatwaselwraMt.Ap. Wag. 010101111.17 PT. 84aatosbOry, Bucks, Mar AVM 17, as & I WlLtika llafeNlll, lastabworth, Cerniesisfri, commainfea spat tee the We el settadat maw, llott IL [, Stumped, id. Addltlcnisq LSQ itULOIATIONO. 1 1 8 4 2 1 1X0W plastarer-May P. . , orth Peckham. baker-May 1. LT. i Likes L G. Barnes., Zt em e4= l" a te_ =l.ef. Brown, City-reed. J. Davis Als=lllalll, inepion Kay W. Graeochuredisireel, g isolk,totiC sad brobsi-may 6. W. boat. wgr i Ilk awoken* M. Zorn, Summer Town, o Ma„at hatchir-May S. 7. J. Cole, Newton-road, EEN/auk- 2g. 7. L . 1 1, 'hiTeratreoh ligr as i lt Shel* IL J. Siespeoe, Ager4rest. Mead, onellehlekin shag -Apfli Is T. Mika, Sclasse4ireet, Weihnapress, *leaking arsufacturer-April !L7. Wren, - IL Warsaw, AuoManarileese, inakerl,Gimi• - rtsd• ieibmd a g , Apra ' Callreelme Are Yerseere, tredorkicleeoe, Newlegeen en T. Wells. apent-April 26. t h i ll = sline ght• W ikslen,llB4. 11114 mochac"0111 O. 11.01114 ceinniercial traveller , -April gel J. -road, Irate Marko merchant W. Fla W. Kent, grocer -.April IL B. W. grocer-April 26. P. Pesissi, y mot sereeheni-Ayrll 117. SS3".anedkralaWt;thrmsDlxlorZF.:heLL -vhPrdSS. Eked and tiLWOo 4l4lgar ratitillnere ij. -11.10 L . A. gt=rth e. =nollik 4061”1me- 1 1.10 hge gi irediak.. row Egater. n. osseir ll. F. H . tm ai lk:k tiotio h= J. =r- obe a s ll. ..I, L i tur- iihn, tanner A. 11. n. MtgE kath elpease , te= uni reel§ IL W. lingtos. Chealdre, sprat-Pat Naos, Trinisms, Cheshire, builder--Ara22. themdide, April 28. W. Demning, Brairekirmekh, eablas4 Han s. ll27 v . ii S is liaZr im ean= Rd.=Banbury, Yorkshire, grook-Irisy==than, Devonahlre. Iniketer-AkU lg. D Re. beta, Met hinks. homages, everianirre.April 12. W. own. Taegu, pawnbroker's assistant - April IL N. Cansick, Ueda, currier met le. B. Dobson, lefebomos, Yorkildre, rope maker-April 18. J. Holmes, Leeds Journeyman komber-April it. J. Eng. land, Leeds, leather se der -AprH 18. H. L. Marsh, Leeds, Jour neyman plumber-April 26. J. CO.II. Initinstres Low End, lanciahlre, beerseller-May U. C. Cm, Barrow-milks ber, Lincolnshire, farm labourer-May 16. W. Smith, Ruaklngton, April 13. J. Welk, Jen , Great Ciss*y. hullers, % we a.l l2 4 l . l* T e .Taildon, Salford, railway lnipeciMay 1. W. Rowe, Bsterekridge, Swan, licessed irternaller-April It W. Leiceste flu ßrown, ennseritehl Lough Monntsorrel borough, hosiers wrsarehire houseman-April ON t! . IL J. , , , labourer-A K , Haskier, W Chilean Colon, Warrickahire, bosinum-IW 9. J. Hedpou, rayton. lanculdre, draper-May 4. W. Knowles, Lydon, lenseritire, butcher-April IL W. Ash, Vines, Devon shire, amen-April 17. Y A. Hoooopperr, Totnas. DirimbUm. asa son-lley I. J. Greenwood. dale boot maker-April 1L J. Badmen, Barrow-upoipSoar, laieseteeskire,llossised victualler -April 19. J. Boss, *nano, Denbighshire. watchmaker - April yd. X Good, Portees, beer Waller-April 28. 8. Newman, Havant, Hampshire. veteeleary surgeon-April 20. L. Beard. Cardiff, fruiterer-April 17. C. Smith. Fenton, Stoke-upon- Trent, hinter-April 17. L Holmes, Landon, Staffordshire, teahouse keeper. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. April A ZDWARD 217111140, Bucklorabory, City, and Woodsome villa, Forest-h 4 merchant. DMALATIONS OF DIVEDINDS. JOKY 7kouruhs, jun., Warrington, tanner-let dividend of Ila bd., any Tuesday, at Morgan I, Manchester. WILLIAM TATUM, Stoceport. draper-la dividend of la. rid., any Tuesday, at Morgan's, Manchester. MONA/ 0011T011, Bury, calico printer-1d divideud of Ss. Bd., any Tuesday, at Morgans, Manchester. linrour, Salford, commiadon agent-let dividend of k 9d., any Tuesday. at Meagan's, Mascherke 11.1CSAID SUGHIII. Trdwallsos, coon-id dividend of 2a any Wednesday, at Turners, Liverpool. WaLlAll WILLIAMS, Uverpool, merchant-Ist dividend of 3d., say Wednesday. at Taroks, LiverpooL Xsonein xrce•ateos. Montgomery. grooer -Ist dividend of 2s. 9d., any Wednesday, at Turns.'., LiverpooL Jour ItOrgars, Holy well, druggist -divklead of 3d. (on account of let dividend of 9,1), any Wednesday, at Turners, Liverpool. AIVIDINDL April 19. G. F. Kendrick, Watneyeireet, Commercial-road Bast, licensed Trinity pilot-April 19. J. P. Mew and 0. Thorns, Newport and West Cowes, engineers-April 24. T. W. Jewell, Harwich, surgeon -April 14. H. Atwood and A. Atwood, Cllon cester.road, Old iirompke. minket oakum -April U. A. B. James, Grenada-terrace, Commercial road ironmonger-April ft J. Cotmore. Ware, Herta, furniture broker-April 21. J. finbery, Birmingham, umbrella manufacturer-April 2.6. J. Y. Sutcliffe, Halifaex,er cotton spinner -April 28. J. Cooper, Hyde, Cheshire, innkep -April 241. T. Huddleetop lianebeeter. boot inanutacittrer-ilay 1. IL M. itostron, Bury ; M. Booker, Man chester ; and T. Dutton. Salford, merchants-April 20.1. Angle', Overton, Flintahlre. innkeeper-April tr. 8.. Gardhouss, Lew cost, Cumberland, farmer-April 22. D. Graham, iletheregill, Cumberiand, provhion dealer PABTN MMUS DOMOLVED. W. T. Elliot sad J. T. Pierce, Yerulern.buildings Gray's. Inn, attendee-G. Smith and G. Y. &pith, Westbury, Wiltshire, tim ber merchants-W. Gawthorpe and I. Haresceugh, Manchester, accountants-2. Johnson and A. Hinny, Liverpool. complasion merchaata-8. Harland. r. N. Whltoombe, and Marken, Clayton, Lancashire, finishers, so tar as regards S. Harland-8. garland end P. N. Wlttecobe, Clayton, Manchester and Prestos, cotton manufacturers-T. P. Andirons C. J. liboubrkge, and H. Shoubridge, Lincoln's-inn-lields. 'Moms" so far ea regard T. P. Anderson-D. Clegg and B. Stevenson, Oldham, cokes. kings" - U. Parkes and C. 11. Hanger, Shelletti. coopers-If Houghton and M. B. L Watson, Oxford. musk selleri-W. Verity and E Charlsworth, Bradford-I. Ellis, C. Bannister. and J. Robinson. Clement's-lane, attorneys, ao far as regards J. Wilson and T. H. Prosser, Pentonville-rok, r..cquet manufacturers- W. Moore and W. Moore, Jun., Hudder.flell, sharehroters- J. Wuhan and J. Stoddart. Serreastle-upon-Tyne, ship brokers -J. F. Thorpe and 0. Aves. Shegield, horse breakers-W. Good ger and W. S. °codger, Carton-upon-Trent, grocers-S. Wells and H. Day, Nottingham, Milers-Medina' Sara Griffiths and Mary Bees, Liverpool, schoolmStreses -G. Frauds and C. White, Relators, Won-este...hire coal drakes-Morris Magner, 8. Bar nett, and Mat Magner, Kinptonspon-Hall, wholesale dealers- J. Kenyon and J. Moues, Banal*. Yorkshire, Iran moulders - J. Buckley and T. Buckley. Rochdale, cotton manufacturers-T. Collier and J. Mellor, Glossop, Derbyshire. grocers-W. Man ners and G. Hurt, Nottingham, geecy hosiery manufacturers- M esa Forster and Elisabeth Forster, Carlisle, saucers-W. H. and J. Hangliton. Whitelands, Lancashire, mill furnishers -8. Willett and G. Wilktt. Ore, Sussex, blackmithe-C. L. Francis, A. Francis, and IL Pott, Nine Simi, Surrey: Scotland pad, City-road Wharf, Bridge-s hart. Kentish.town, Northam berlandetreet, Strand : Medina Mb, near Cowes, Isle of Wght ; Liverpool, and Dublin, lime burners-P. H. Webb and W. Epplestone, Manchester, heald yarn manufacturers - W. X. eekti and W. H. Dawson, Loaghborough, chemists-E. Minor and T. P. Ow ULM, B btol, wholesale stationers-W. Mat thews and B. Beverley, Leeds, wine merchants-J. Millie, Jun., and E. IL Bell, Coatbridge, p'ate manufacturers. SCOTCH 8114111...STRATiON8. DANIEL hUNIOOI., Glasgow, contractor, April 11, at the Faculty Hal, Glasgow. Jong 711a11111CALD1111, Dundee, writer, April S, at the British Hotel, Dundee. WILLIAM Tenon, }harbor'', Kinemeinshire, mason, April 10, at the lemon Tree Hotel, Aberdeen. THE REGULATION OP THEATRES AND OTHER PLACES OP AMUSEMENT. The draft of a bill to amend the laws relating to theatres sad other places of public amnseemeet, which was brought in by Mr. Locke, on the 10th of last =oath, has just been published. The first law which it pro poses to amend is the 25th George IL, c. 38, commonly called the act of King George IL, the second section of which eurattd Nast no !nave, moa t garden,, or other place, should be kept for public claming, music, or other public entertainment of the like kind, in the cities al London and Westminster, or within 20 miles thereof, with out • limos* bad for that purpose from the last pre ceding Mioliaelmas Quarter Sessions of the Peace. The first clause of Mr. Locke's bill enlarges the scope of this second section of the Ant of George IL, making it apply also to places kept foe the performance of stage plays, sot only in end around London and Westminster, but throughout Great Britain—of metres with the requisite variation in the matter of kiddie:aim es retards Boatload. The second clause of the bill provides that no place ' shall be licensed for any of the purposes contemplated by it unless it is shown, to the satisfaction of the . megistratea, that the place for which it is sought is con structed and arranged is conformity with the Moe pre scribed in the schedule. By the third dales, section three of the Ant of George 11., relative to an inscription over • door or ostranos and to the boor of *psalm, is in. peeled. The powers of the Lord Chandoerlais, of justices of the peace, and of the Universities of Oxford and Cam bridge, are saved by clauses four and six. The fifth en larges the application of the Lord Chamberlain's power of Bossism' plays ; and the seventh extends the existing ea mimesis for the protection of anthers of dramatic musical compoeitioas, he., el.) that they shall be liable to places 'imaged under Mr. Locke's proposed act for the public performance of stage plays. Appended to the bill is a schedule of rules, intended to insure the safety of the public is theatres. Om of them is left incomplete sad unintelligible through an error of the pries. The others provide I. That, with the exception of private box lobbies, to which the public have not free access, every hall or corridor shall be at leash five feet wide, and one foot mare is width for each hundred peso's over five busdied who are to be scoossmodated in the part of the building to which it leads. 2. That in each part of the building there shall be doorway mesa of mix feet width at least for each five hundred memos to be accommodated its that part, sod one foot more for each additional hundred ; and that so boo or internal doorway shell be than three feet wide. 3. That all doors shall he hung so as to open outwards—that is towards the way of spew. 5. That all alleys and gangways is the auditor* part of the house shall be kept free from slats sad every Other einstructios to the free iagrem and egress of the public. 8. That all gaslights in any part of the bundles whwh are, or may be at say time within two feet of any inflammable substance. shall be efficiently guarded with wire work or otherwba Du Barry's delicious health restoring Breslin:its Ambles Teed mem without medicine co inconvenienoe. DdF Omigh, Mama, Coesomptlon, Debilirg, OewifPilaa Norman Moan aver, ileaneacii aempleinie and mem ilfM Mum tie case la Weer remeam NOW cane mneally.—Du sod Co., No. 77. Regeni-dreet. London. W. Nak at la ; la,, la. 9d. ; IM. sec—As etl roma (TWOPENCE TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (euress's Islasams4.) THE EPIDEMIC IN RUSSIA. BT. pariumatato, An 4. _ __ _ The semi-official Northam Post oonizaclieta the rumours that have lately appeared in foreign papers in reference to the Siberian plague having made its appearance in St. Petersburg. It says that the rate of mortality caused by typhus fever is greatly de creasing, and that the illness prevailing has no epidemic character, nor has it become necessity to open fresh establishments as hospitals. Up to the present only the indigent classes, who live poorly and are neglectful of sanitary regulations, have been attacked by the disease. THE PARIS BOURSE. PARIS. Aram 4, 310 rim. The Bourse continues Aria. Rental elated at 67.80, or oc. higher than yesterday. THE MNTHOPINUTAN MAIN DRAINAGE WORKS. The great engine-bouii at Crossness in which the'company assembled yesterday is by no means the least wonderful of the southern main drainage works, To look at its gay handsome Italian exterior, and the well-harmonised appear ance of the lesser lesfiditip by which it is sur rounded, not forgetting . its airy campanile at the end, one would hardly imagine that d wag merely a pumping station to be employed in the rather ignoble work of raising, and then discharging the metropolitan sewage into the Thames. Oil a Previous visit, paid at a not very long interval of time, we found the site a chaos of bricks and mortar, and the epproaches such as the south side of the Thames alone can furnish in particularly wet weather. Now all was changed ; one walked over a clean freshly gravelled esplanade, and stepped into • magnificent structure, in which the beautiful was most artistically reconciled with the useful, and the various huge appliances of the steam machinery were so arranged as to bear • strong resemblance to the arrangements of a Byzantine church. The iron grating ou which we walked was pierced in a manresque pattern. The iron uprights to which the machinery was attached became light and highly ornamental pillars, and the four huge shafts of the steam-engines did duty for church galleries, and the pulpit was supplied by the cylinder, which stood upright nearly in the centre of the building. The whole was decorated in the colours which Mr. Owen Jones has rendered so popular amongst us, and in more than one conspicuous place the name of Mr. Webster, the contractor, was worthily pre served to posterity. Shortly after twelve o'clock the Oread, with her illustrious freight, drew up alongside the landing stage, and the Prince and his royal highness's party were received by the directors of the Board of Works. A tremendous cheer was raised for his royal highness ou landing, and the band of the Royal Marine Light Infantry, under the skilful lea-ler/drip of Mr. Winterbottom, struck up the National Anthem. His royal highness, after • I hasty glance at the subterranean works, proceeded to the engine -house, when Mr. Baudgette gave a heist detail of the nature, object, and extent of the works, at the same time expressing his firm conviction that they would go a great way in preventing the recurrence of epidemics such as at no very remote periods had severely visited the metropolis. Both the Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred listened with great attention to Mr. Bazalgette's statement, and at its termination proceeded formally to turn the handle which was to let loose the contents of the great reservoir. No perceptible . results of this operation took place above ground, but it was taken for granted that the long vistas which had so re cently been traversed dry-footed by the company were gradually becoming filled with a fetid and ever rolling current. The whole company then adjourned to an adjoining building, where a magnificent luncheon had been prepared by Massed. Ring and Brymer, and which bed been most tastefully, although hastily, de corated for the occasion. A round table had been set apart for the Prince of Wales and his royal highness's immediate party, and at it were seated the Duke of Cambridge, the Duke of Sutherland, the Archbishop of York, and Lord Alfred Paget, Mr. Thwaites and Mr. Bazalgette, Prince Alfred sat on the right hand of the Prince of Wales, and - the rest of the company got places how they could at the remaining tables. The band of the /Engineers occupied the gallery, and Mr. Harker efficiently discharged the duties of toastmaster. A rather long list of toasts bad been submitted to his royal highness, but be judiciously ran his pen through all but two, one of which he gave himself, and the other was proposed by the Chairman of the Board of Work*. The first was, of course, the health of the Queen, proposed in brief but appropriate terms by Mr. Thwaites, and most enthusiastically responded to ; and the second was, "Success to the undertaking," which his Royal Highness gave in the following terms : Your royal highness, my lords sad gentlemen,— Although from the worts you have heard from the chair you were led to suppose that there would be no further toasts, still I think there is one toast which on this occasion ought sot to be omitted, sad it is • feast which it gives me the greatest pleasure to propose, viz., "Success to the groat Rational undertaking the comple tion of which we have this day witnessed." (Loud cheers.) It certainly appears to me that we ought not to separate without drinkisg that toast. (fleas.) And I may, perhaps, be allowed, in the name of all these who are present, to congratulate Mr. Thweites, the chairman of the Metropo litan Board of Works, sad the eminent and skilful miaow of the board, Mr. Bazalgette—(cheers)—upon the great encore which they have achieved—a moans which will be of material use to Leedom ; not so much sow, perhaps, as is future years, when the Thames will have been completely purified, and Loaders will have become what it ought to be, ens of the healthiest akin in Emu (Cheers.) Gentlemen, I propose as a toast, " Success to the great national under taking, the completion of which we have now witameed." (Great cheering.) This brief but appropriate address, delivered in a clear voice, elicited loud and universal cheering. His royal bighnees and party left immediately after this toast, when the general company also broke up, and returned to town by the special train. During the course of the proceedings instantaneous photo graphs of the scene were taken very successfully by Messrs. Negretti and Zauffira, who were specially engaged for that purpose. MODEL HOUSES INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITION. Following the fashion of encouraging, by means of competitive exhibitions, the development of isdoetrial art in the humbler ranks of society, the Association for ha. proving the Condition of the Labouring Chilli have estab lished an industrial exhibition for the products of...ilte sensate of their model lodgiog.horiees, which 'was 'Wings mind yesterday by Lord Shaftesbury, is the lower room of St. Martin's-hall, Lorstor.re. The amber of works exhl• bited is by so means aamacea, 142 entries itompriehm the astir* oonteute of the eatalogee, the number of exits biton being fib; bat numerical ddiciasey is amply made up by rim ietr. and in many it:Mance@ by the ingenuity sad artistic merit displayed by the exhibitors. As a matter of course the articles entered for competitsos are for the most part directly ecerseeted with the several trades which the exhibitors respectively live by. Hines there are specimens of eon roosutootaro, ol wood serving, modelling. bookbinding. wobooory. ooddlory, smiths' work, artificial Sower making embroidery, khoo work, ke. (Advertisement.}—STATiota 3 . B Lim STATIONIMY Burns Arum onager, attoloode sad Moll **donor, art. HoMoro, Loodoo, to biro' stook sad tob Dorm Is Ur twit. Itota 20 to 60 tot oink below tie wboirsie tussle. se. an as I.; , ... Tbs this LW 4 a enta Dm Ality. mew cures D. W. en— S.W. of *a South 318., Fr &Oda' he wife ,stock xuldr K.'. S. W Wow' WOW .y, by f Upple 1. w. Lee. k, Rao WS int"' Sunel 4 Bala. WU. O. I 1301,14% t• 1 abe NO. 4 gilte,‘"