The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-17 00:00:00

~r ~Z~/ ( J /~ ~- ~ ~~~ No. 6,858.] TWIT'? and MOORE'S AUSTRALLIN LINE JIJ et PAC% ST SHIP.—Por STDNZY Meet Ito sell from the Arm icy on the Pith May, calling at Plynseath to embark wafters It requiredi, the splendid clipper ship PIH&A. A 1. mean OM ton; I. H. SW IEI9 (List. &N. 8.), Commends,: losdlrg M the Rent India Docks. This una.miflcent ship le now on tom int voyage, atter having been rebuilt by Charles Langley in Dmitordwreen Dock, Deptford. under the ta ped of Doyd's over" and classed 7by 6 =lt years A I. She is fitted re pram of expense for the Sydney Made, has a distilling apps ryas 'stable of makLu MO pitons of pare aerated water MDT. his a steam winch. eto, Her accommodations for are of the most Improved description. and well of in. spectiOn. and she will carry au experienced surgeon, U required. Per height or passage to the owners, SIYMOITD,PIA DOCIL and Co.,li . tadioneot or to DMW sad 390018, 9, nuentronost. and MOORS'S AITSTRALLIN LINE D irl o ri t TA l Cirr SRI?.—Vor ISTDYIT Direct (to lan from the river punctually en the 25th July, calling at Plymouth oil the 1.1 Attalla. to Elbert Pasesseele). the splendid frigate built ship LA HOGUIt, A I thirtieth yam regigur 1,321 tons. W. GODDARD (late chief officer) Commander lying In the East India Docks. This fine ship has been built expressly for the Sydney trade : she ham a tall poop. wtth first.rate accommodation for cabin pamengers ; her 'tween decks being logy and airy she odors also a desirable oppor tunity for • tow emend cabin and intermediate and will carry an experieoced mimeo& For terms ofTr a eW T O ‘ r ART.rapply to Captain WILLIAMS, as bawd: too ILLATLY, k _nt STRUT, ST, Leadmhall-street ;or to DI7TIT and 14001 ti, t Blatteretrest. • Dll:ltusallOOßWS AUSTRALIAN LINN 17:5111T 11111P.—Por a/IMM IN* "tibiae peelieC g na w rin WAN June, log dapple( day lat "MO. Me ow B K •atelleger CLODIAN, A 110 you" nglata rdM Ines, W. 0. natiirk coramanow ; lieelbea to the Imam Naha This pm meet built under ipeelal warm, la • Tory tad ream and ofera a moat derhable opportunity to e2gr P o of doe and r eason 'oak, Has good seoelentodalieu tor ?or terms of freight or pampa apply to DIMS a: 11. 17 1 00.11. • Billitee•treet nEVITT and MOORIL*BII7STRALIAII LINE 11 ot PACKS? /DUP.—Poe ADILAIDI Direct ,to sell hum Ike river poodually ea the 2lth June, calor at Plymouth to .=t_k_ Puerilely* It tulahedl, the sew Aberdeen clipper imp p wff A, AI. 710 tens reiliter, JANIS NAVY)! COM. =Loujon Docks. Mk beautiful Alphas been fitted ex tor the Adelaide trade . des WOO poop, with bath-room, and way other comfort for the aoranmadatiou of eabbs reeven• ors , aud will eany an upaisnead mimeos If required. Prom freight ier hes lor lines she is expected to be pu one r et tapplyhe laseest,s2,ll! Mr 6 terms od or se no 1.11, on Marl; or to DIM= sad klOtath, 9, Mal. dem DZISIand MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE T ITCKET SUM —Poe LAUNCESTON Direct Nu volt part clipper of her cargo eapageil, and Is loading fasTt)ler, the u barque WISTBUNT, A Toast) ), , NO THOMAS MITE, commander ; West India Deck,. Me wad& trader ti well known for bar rapt Main end eke kw elegant accosnroodatiospan foeed* & fe a w a ler tems of doled or Ml to Mr. T. larznz JAL 41. Eolmeopiaor ; or to DZVTIT and NOOB.E. 9, Milner *set d MOORE'S AIISTRALLSN LINE DirfirTrCl and SHIP.—Tor LADNER:STOW Direct (to follow tes Westbury. with quick despatch). the well-imown clipper dip DV NORLAN, A 110 years, re~ WO toms, T. B. WRIT TIROILtit, Oommeader tyftg la the West India Doc This selp has been built expready ter the Marla sad Ina ersarate atemaaiodation for chief cabin pilialllgen..—Tor teems of freight or apply to the center. Mr. T. R. WALKER, ISA, M. u'a.place ; or to DEVITT and MOORS. Y, Billlteratreet. UVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct (to sail =on the !rd Jul" last shipptosi day let June), the It dipper barque ALTRED HAWLEY, AI ten years, 421 register tons, T. U. ALMOND, Commander loading to the Load n Docks. This ship, built for the Tasmanian trade, under glacial survey, la NM is noted for her faeastrUng qualities aad Nand delivery of cargo. She has also elegant acoonsooda. goo for chief cabin passengara.—For further particulars apply to the owner, Mr. T. S. WALKER, 15a, St. Helan's-place ; or to DMZ? and MOORE, 9, Billiterwtreet. nEVITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE ..11 of PACKET SHIP.—For HOBART TOWN Direct, the well koown British-hull% clipper WAOOOLA, A 1 fourteen years, 649 register tons, R HAY, Commander; loading in the Loudon Docks. Thin ship, built under specie! survey, Is noted for her taiit ratline qualities and sound delivery of cargo. She has also elegant acconnoodnticia for chief cabin passengers.— For further MC:rapply to the omen, Messrs. REDFERN, ALEXAN- Co.. Greet Winchester-street ; or to DEVITT and MOORR, 9, Bllliter.streek BLAOK BALL PASSENGER LINE of (ISOM TAURUS tar AUSTRALIA from Losdon din& Pert Shil‘ Teems& Yelbbitnee . !John L. UntssocklHoll Sydney Queensland land orders, Brisbane Young Australia. 2,000 ltreknernptce Bowe= of the' Berke Nahum ... Queen al tbsCalo li• Manton and Mine .. Imam( Pert Denison.. Montmorency Doak'. ITo U. E. India & lzbdla I - Z. India Z. India Z. India 2,000 I Llverpo.l 1,600 IL India May T 5 Jaw 11 May II Jam? June 30 June 20 July 10 Thb inistarated line of packets have, by their punctuality and rapid preasee, earned • world-known tation, and their pote sieve acoceessodation la uneurpined Ta o y vessels alloot.—For to Australia to ,T2Sr lan AlNlls l"P at in eo. fra g h , verposi t ar lais r; Anton' f the Mack Bali ; iarailen. B.C. and T. M. MACKAY sail Co., 1. ToadghalLetreet, STEAM to MELBOURNE,—Mesars. MONEY EIGICAM and SONS' (of Mittman-yard, London) LINZ of STRAW and PACKET SHIPS to AUSTRALIA. Packet 'or WS4a 'VW taleso g at Nymon 'h, the new urinary Screw steamship LONDON, 1,764 toes register, 80P-horse parer indicated, J. HORN MARTIN, Commander; Ding in Ms Rag India Docks. Ibis splendid steamship was built last by Messrs. Money Rigrarn and Sons middy for the AaatralLa passenger trade. tier chief cabins and ladies' saloons are spacioue, well ven tilated, and furnished with every mutate for the Toyer, In eliding bedding, linen, &c. Wes of passe money :—Mant-dasa, 03 to 75 guineas : second elem..26 to 30 guineas: third class, 18 to 40 guineas, according to the accommodation required . open bertha, 16 to 16 guineas. Carries an experienced surgron ageapp Poe freight and pass to ALLPORT and MORGAN, With Wears. MONEY M Iy ORAY and SONS, 7, Leadenhanetrest, MA K FROM turnout. cos QUW(BTOWX To NZW YORIL TELI LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, sad PHILADELPHIA STKAII-SHIP COMPANY Inland dee =thidr tall•powend Clyde-bat Iran totem IMmen4llllr the Milted Ratan FRAIL LIVIZA s hie ITT YORK ' CITY OP WARRINGTON, Wade...day, May 24. CITY OF CORK. Saturday, May 27. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, Lay 31, /ad every Wednesday, and every alternate Saturday. tlabin pump by the mall $40•10•111 ruling every Wectuteday, th If and 21 guineas, socordlag to the accommodation. Cabin rthiby the Saturday's Lome" Lt ratator. Forward puma a full supply of cooked provhdone. Pareenr . : 6 7 Omsk the Unita@British Columbia, booted Mirvantageoue tormo—Tor farther particolare amity to INMAN, A Water-street, Liverpool ; or to MVO 61. King RMlasalreet London. OUVARD LINE.—BRITISH and NORTH AIIIIRICAN ROYAL MAIL IfITAM-SHIPS, appointed by the Admiralty to tall between LIVIRPOOL and NEW YORK, and t stamen LIVERPOOL and BOSTON, the Boston 'hips railing at Halifax So lend and resolve pawnzere and mall. The foi lsman or other reseals are appolnted to sell from Llverpook mama at Cork to remove th• PERSIA. for NEW YORK. Saturday, May 20. AFRICA, for HORTON, Saturday, May 27. *SCOTIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, June 3. • Taing Plummuers and goo& for and Harannah, to be inasterred at New York yinblect to the permission or the rated Statoi authorities: on hoard the &MA& Corsica tritZrmoony including steward's fee and pronnona, but wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boston, chief cabin, Rl3 second cabin, Lilt To New York, chief cabin, 125 secendsaign, En. Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, LS de r law 6 per cent. primage.—ApNy ta J. B. Foord, 112, Old London ; 7 IL Currie, Ham, and it. Plasm de la Dowse. Paris : G. acid J. Darns, Buchanan-etreet, Glasgow ; D. mid C..Hacirer Queenstown : or D. and C. Roarer, 8, Water , Inset. breeponi. No ticket will now be lamed tritiumt the production of the "'port properly ituatzN.—Direst Route to Hanover, Brans week and Central Oeresatr.—The North German Lloyds 'tO ard thin fr om steamer NSZALD Captain H. JONES. nf &Witched from Horselyelown on ISURSDAY, the 18th liresiber perealtiansh at 10 La, calling at Al rife Ste pasingers at 11 noon.—Tares to Brawn. Al end A 1 takes Varna, PA tad £1 10a— at CHAPLIN'S Unbend Ogle% legeot-circua. W. ; or to P PS, GYAVISIL Pam LIPPS lad Co., 11. itereflana. ILO. SPECIAL EMUS CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENEALL in ARAIJR . 4...)CA SOCIETY. The Illghth Boas. will be declared he January. lent sod al with Proat reticles In force on tbe nth Jane. l Adorn! ParticitoW Assersace. effecte4 before Jane Seth. lee& will nertlellote co two lewenants, and thus reedy. a whole year's additional 'hare cdproets over later po li cies. Tobias rate.. and forms of proposal. Can be obtained from SAY of society's meats, or of GEORGE CUTCLITYII, Actuary and Seerstary. 1 1, et. Issiereasqoare, ',rodeo. &W. TEE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INDIJEANCE COMPANY Is now K at/ Beak Clambers, No. 11, Thvadamodht-ateast, .Itatelmter aaawaacto at t Con hs cur rant wowed broods* pro:arts tor Nadas sates. ARTHUR JAME DONA Underwrites. • I. W. OEM S•esetszy. LAIMUL—The LETTIICI °Detains as wave pl., tae [Aquino, which peesemee all the d° Mara without Ita damsera—Mr. 0. JOZIAI7I= 49, Haymarket, prepares • Byrlm led • PAM of Liana Cor lettuc) Itlyhte recommended by tae 14•41eal Preload= toe Ok mtham, beemeltitia, sad all chid adiatices. 11 lid.; kla. let dud IL 1 4 1- Palk el Falo. la. Sid. b. id. THE CREDIT FORMER and MOBILIZE of 111COLAND (halted) Aathariral capital 0,000.0011 Capital sabmibed AOOO,lllO Capital palc= Owns MUM Diviasod lirsirte iiaat ----- The light and JANIS BITAR+ WONSLIT, Governor. JAM LIVICI, liq Mereheat, Lags Arm& Yard, Deputy JAMES NUOINT DANIILL, Ley., Cbalrmaa of the Geversora AUllanos Bank (fAmilmal). James Childs. Bah., Tondos. Alexander Donner, lap.. CAA Broedetreet, London. Charles KM, Iraq.. Adolphe HOft. Neti raL llesma Plato, Maim Brothers, and Co.), London. The Hon. T I C. Halharkm. JILL. Chairman of the Canada Wtrfllarrtson. Esq. (Yo m% Young. Harrison. and Bevis), Director of the flaws sad Mew Insurance Compaq. Richard Stuart Lane, Isq. (Mom Las, Sankey, and Co.), London. Charles L /whoa, lit. London. Vl o * mit Ise.. Leasell-essare. Londe& J lsoloill Bed * in.. (Roam J. Maakrillflmlth sodas.), Broadatreet London. &heard Weiner. London. John Westmorland. Proctor of the loyal Laurence Com pany), London. Anna Grant, Lg., NstieglasDireqoe. ilaKmeg. The AV red NoWm% Bask (Waited). anY= .4 Lawit ibe i 11.146e11=. .2roirbo4 Inas, sod 00., r, LC, BUSINESS TRANS/471D. Ma Campo negotiates Loam for Colonial and Foreign Ciovesasiento Co-ocur es la the Financial arnu3gements of British sad Maki, Asteineas to Corporations, Town Council,, and other Wale balks; Negotiates lass for Public Works Aver estata inkinp the Introduction of Industrial and Commercial ; Makes &drams upon approved Stocks. Shires, Bonds. &c 'Wm tartirsaf7 laaoa WOOS Adige Freehold and Leasehold Securities.__ ALFRED WWI. leuetary. _ . - 1;a1 . daa. 17 and la. Corolla% May 4.1!!0. [TWOPENC. can apply to the executive for pardon. Their taking the oath voluntarily will constitute a claim on the clemency of the excuutive. Mr. Lin' cobi 4 s remains were interred in Spring field on Thursday last. Mr. Simeon Draper has telegraphed that only 5,000 bales of cotton have been found in Charleston. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YOBS, MAT 6, Koaterra. Money abundant. Gold 144. Exchange on London, 1544 ; on Paris, 3.60. Stocks dull. New York Central, 97i ; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 791 5-20 Bonds, 1051. Cotton steady ; middling upland, 470. to 48e. Flour slightly firmer. Wheat and corn quiet. Provisions dull. Coffee and molasses steady. Sugar slightly firmer. Petroleum quiet ; crude, 38c. ; refined, -54 c. The subscriptions to the Seven-thirties on Thurs day and Friday exceeded 13,000,000 dole. MEXICO. Advice' hem Maxim, vitt Havana, state that guerilla warfare is increasing in Sinola. Neither side give quarter. DEBINMIES IBSULD BY --- - - THE CREDIT FONCIER wad MOBILIER of IttiGLIMD Misdeed). DMZ Dr £ioo.oon DISINMLIB WITH INTERMIT PAYABLZ QIIAIITHILY. The Matters have deckled to Den•• Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts and bearing Interest as usder. In sums of £lO. LEO, £5O, £lOO, CHO, £5OO, and 4,000, with Covens attached. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. ZWEIRIMr. Yoe three yeses I pre cent. pee annum. For five years For seven yeses Interest payable quirterly, Th., on the Seth SOth Awe, 110th Seber, and Mlh Dscemoer to each year. at the Own pany's Maims. The Int payment of interest will be made on the 10th June east The distinctive feature In the debentures Wined by this Company Is their perfect securi the amount of the capital subscribed, paid-up, and uncalle d, and the pineal invested assets of the Company, as well as the large reserve fund, *Med lar the moat ample security to the investor. They are slao payable to bearer, and can therefore be trans faired by simple &Dray from hand to hand, without eadorse meet, and see free from any further stem duty. Farms of application can be obwned of the Secretary, to wham all communicatioss must be addressed. By order of then ourt, LFRED LOWE, Secretary. London, 17 and IS, Conshill, May 4,1864 max, MAT 15, Nom The Emperor will dine to-day with several Arab chiefs. He has visited the environs, and bas been received with great enthusiasm. His Majesty con tinues to enjoy excellent health. PARI MAT 16. The Queen's birthday will be celebrated oit Wedoeeday nett at the Crystal Palace by a repetition of the Metropolitan Schools Great Choral Meeting, of 5,000 voices, ander the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin. CONVOCATION OF EH* PROVIIICZ OF CAWEERBURY. —h the Upper Hones yesterday the Archbishop of Oenr tertiary preeented a petition from the Convocation Society, setting forth the desirability of reviving synodical action in Ireland. The Bishop of Loodoa presented a memorial co the subject of a court of Oral appeal, from the diocese of Norwiel. The Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol presented a petition from 30 stipendiary curates of his dirmsee con cerning the eormitotion of Convocation and the rights of curates. The Bishop of Bath sail Wells presented a petition from a proctor for the diocese of Rochester, reepectiog clerical oaths. A diecumion then took place on clerked subecription and the report of her Majesty's Dom missions thereupon. The Archbishop of Canterbury opened the debate, is which the Bishop of Lincoln, the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Orford, the Bishop of Peterborough, and the Bishop of Llandsff took part. In the Lower Rouse the subjects discussed were—" Training for Holy Orders." sod the "Court of Final Appeal." Dr. Jobb, Archdeacon Randall, Mr. 'Causeway, the Dean of Westmitietez, Mr. Joyce, Chancellor Massingberd, and Sir Henry Thompson spoke, sad the debate was adjourned. The attendance wee not so numerous as usual. _ BERLIN, MAT 16. TUEIN, MAt 16. EW SPA l' kt le rt • 4-0 (.1 4 1 _ l l t ir • ie all:11V dale) Able Dor 1 b& H 8T Br r oy Jur Antat C , i stret ak. done) /war ACo. 1101C111. . I r I I 1 DEPOSITS DECEIVED BY TH:11 CREDIT FONCTIFIt, and ciIOBILIER of ENGLAND (Waned). RAM FOE MONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Cosanan7;eoei;caWZ . i3i 17Witodignaunta —• of £lO sad upwards on the following tarns until arther cloaca. viz. Al fonEtattp de'i potloe ter fixed periods of .. . Not ism then two ntonthe Beyond two and up to four months Beyond few , and up to atm maths Any period beyond ale months 6 per cent. per annum. Forma can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communi cations mutt be addressed.—By order of D e w Court, W S, Secretary. 7aseloo, 17 sad 18, Cirsill, May 4, 180. NT ORD D KIITBCHE SCHIFFBAII-ACTIEN. ORRILIRCHAPP, Domini Berle. or TER NORTH 01913 UN 11111P-BIALDINO COMPANY (tingled). The sebeselplicalist will be sieved ea Mendsy. May lesl after which date no application will Weston's& Under the protection of the Royal Pierian Ministry of Moine. The Company has bean incorporated (according to the Prussian by notarial act of the Ith,of May, 1806. Capital 10,000,000 Thaler+, or, £1,600.000. MA lone 6.006.000 Thalers, or, £700.000. la 26,000 Shares of 200 Thaws or £3O each. No Deposit on Application. Ayirst Instate:ant of le per cent., or LC, to be paid after public advertisement by the Directors: second Instalment of 30 per cent, or XS, one month after. Further calla will not exceed 20 per cent, or £6, and at Intervals of not is than three months. D131C202111 : . . His Highness the Prince ludo oilaenlohe•Oehringen, Duke of Uuit. Its Grace the Duke Victor of latibor. Zang Albers, Pm (bleier& Bruckner and Albert), Hamburg. John B. Benson, Bog.. Merchant, Birmingham and Hamburg. Louts-Bichborn.Esq., Counsellor of Commons (Mesas. Etchborn snd Co ), areimu: S. JLoyd Foster. iso. (Masora, Lloyds, Foetus, and Co.), Wedoesbury. J. H 9ossler, Esq. (Maim J. Berenborg, Geissler, and Co.), Hamburg. , Victor Von Mnedme, Fag. Plum P. M. Magnus'. Berlin. Baron Van Oldenhausen, Oberburgenneister. of Erfurt. Moritz Plant. ken., Comaellor of Commerce (Yews. H. C. Plant), Berlin. B. Schroeder, Esq. (Messrs. Schroeder Brothen and Co.), Hamburg. SOLICITOR—Dr. Illashina, Counsellor of Justice. Berlin. reelliTZES. James Branlee*, leg., Westminder. Richard Bayilea. Fag.. WasigainiteX. ROWS. Berlin—F. M. Magma Berfiet—E. C. Plant. Breelon—Blebborn and Co. Hantburg—Veretnebank. Ablemann. Lelpeig-11. C. Plant. London—Glyn, MID., and Co. Birmingbant—Birmingham Banking Company. Ilsnebeeter and Liverpool —The District Bank. LAME OnlemS—langbournefuunben , 164, Fenchurchatreet, . _ /GM —Henry 'Lamm Eon, Langbonro•chainbers, London, LC. PROSPECTUS. This Company Is formed for the purpose of building and re pairing men-of-war and merchant vessels of every description (especially iron-dad frigates, corvettes, gunboats. steam, and other vessels), also for coastracting dockyards in the well-known port of KieL The capital of the Company la ten million Maims, of which the first tune is one-bait, via, five million thalers, in 25,000 share. of 200 dialers or RIO each. The Company is empowered to commence operations as moos as the fourth part of the first issue of shares is subscribed tor. The capital will be called up according to the program of the works As the Company will not be able to commence work much before the expiration of the first year. four per cent. interest will be paid upon the subscribed capital for that period. The first Issue of the capital of the Company is considered to be sufacient for the purc has e of land, construction of works, and working capital. The am cud issue can only be made by a resolution, to be passed by a general meeting of the share holde Theßoyal Prussian Ministry of Marine has granted to this Company the preference for the building and repairing of all their Teasels, and an order for an iron-clad frigate will be given so soon as the Company Is In a position to commence work. A suitable site for the docks aid shipbuilding worts has been =ed, and approved of by the Royal Prussian MlbtalS7 of The land situated near to Alton& and Kiel Railroad, facing the town of Kiel, has been purchase on highly advantageous lama The town of Kiel has williegly granted, free of charge to the Company, the right of reclalng a oondderable portion of the harbour contiguous to the Company's land. The success of establishments of • shnilar kind in other countries is well known, and it must be acknowledged that the advantages this Company possesses, protected by the Royal Prussian Ministry of Marine, must secure profitable results to the shareholders. The certificates of shares will be printed in English for 'welsh A copy of the statutes may be inspected at the offices of the Company. The preliminary expenses will be strictly confined to matters el *duel outlay, no promotion money being paid to any one. Prospectuses and forms of application for snares can be ob lathed at the bankers. or the oMps of the Company. alsousit TO= OP APPL/007011 POD MAW TUN .NOEDDIGITISCHN 5C811 , 7111111 -ACTINIC -01fatile !CRAFT, Deana Ya, or TIO NMI GIULICAN ULM BUILDING COMPANY tad). Capital, 18P,011e Tbaiets, or 111,1100,000. Met tree, 6 000,000 Thais; et /06,000, 26,000 Shares et SOO rims, ar each. To the Directors of The Nerideatedte Befliffban-kcilen-Oesell• whet, or, Tba North German Ship-Bonding Company (Limited) Gentlemen,—l request you to allot me shares in the above Company, which I hereby accept, or any lase narntrr and I further eon., nt to 'Sal the Statutes of the Company (Articles of Amoclatiool, and pay the first instalments of ZS and dit yer share otmen respettivety, t. whoa regulred. or to default authorise you tot:angel the all ----- Name In tall Address Description leferasee Data sual This lorm to be torwarMal U to eh= Wm Onaleay, !Mt boormettembern lei, Feschareltstrart, Loofas. LC. NORDDEUTSCHE SCHLIFFBAI7-ACTIES OBSILLOCHAY__T Desaka. 3... or Tie MEM 811 AN 6/11?-13IIIWING The etrilbeltlynOletier wya be owns? 1110111D41; et. otter which am. so r. rwi ALL IRON WOR K. The QT. PANCRAS IRON WORK 0011PANY. Old DR Trdedrroid, Waded, N.W. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 17, 1866• IHE NATIONAL BANK IS AUTBORISZD TO 11.11CRITZ SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE SEWS Or TIE PINLITTLAN RAILW AYll n g i O nc tel P ON 111.1: TERMS OF THE FOL LOWING .1 3ERIIVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). With Peruvian Government guarantee of interest at the rote of itT per cent. per annum, as hereinafter set forth as a tutu capital at £3MBOOO. Present Wee, £1,870,000, In 00.800 shares of AU ear . Depodael per share on application, and a per share on allotment. Future .mM of LE 10s. per share will be made at intervals of not toes than three months between each calL Seven per cent per annum will be paid during the construction, and Is m renteed by the International Contract Company (1/ William Laths= Balky. Ihm. (Balky Brothers and Co., Lfvar WrOssier, Dm. (Jossph Robinson and Co., Laurence Pountney- Job* rank, MR., Y.P., Director of the Bank of Ireland. P. S. natehar, isq. (Alerandor Fletcher and Co., 10, Mato S. Ananyard.) OsttY. D.P. for Belfast Onslowognare W. R. Lindsay, Esq. (Dews. H. H. Vivian and Co., Mr litiaronat ,) Dowling Ironworks, Brodford. et Alberthe National likarde, Dm., Angeleourt, Throgmorton-strest, Director Dank. Robert Simpson. Req. (frodstick Lorick and Co.), Charlotte- I row, and Cwm Calyn Ironwolia WEIR& Lesion-7M NsYowl I.U. Liverpool—The NaSional Honk of lAv= ii gad IA jilaill ==rl roam& , se ve Virsetche llilik. „ The Breaches of the Iztatleest auk. . The lelignationtifeliiiioi Company (Untied). 1119111KUS. Oeotgi Parker Bidder, Eaq., C.E. John Mortimer Heopel, Esq., C.E. SOLICITORS. Years. Make" Dalrmgle, Drake. and Co., Parttime Mean Baxter, Roes, Norton, and Co., Victoria street. !WEIRS. London—Yeas. P. Calenoreued Co., Tlsreadesedloatri Mum Seymour and Cu., Throgmoston-itreet. Llverilemes. Tbomu Tinley and Saes. 11.1m3F . t—Iltams. Warner and Psee,ptazap OBlce-1m DubUn—ilwird t .liq.,. a blNe. • anOuralti —B. A. Mail Mow lid. Cennosofeset This Company ls formed fur the construction and working of two Uses of railway in Peru—one to connect the seaport of Piece with the town of Tea the other to connect the city of Areqat,ps with the poet of Melia. Pm the sonetreciton of these railways the Government of Peru have granted special conceedoos, and a guarantee of income, which would appear exorbitant, U It were not that the statistics of the existing traffic have satisfied the Peruvian Go vernment that the railways, when at work, will yield returns which will not only relieve the government of the charge for their guarantee, but far exceed the sum required for that peo- The Peruvian Government guarantees for the period of twenty fire years—or until the railway. have produced, over and above the cost and provision for repair, renovation, and maintenance for the space of two consecutive years, dividends at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum—an income of £33,800 per annum, charged upon the public revenues of the State, and further secured by hypothecation at the guano 'hipped to leuropean States. The concessions for the railways oontain the usual provision for re imbursing to the government (out of any surplus profit exceed ing a 10 per moth per annum dividend to the shareholders) such sums, if any, as may have been paid by them to cover their grantee. The econceadons of these lines of railway from the Government of Pere is for a period of niuety.ntne years from the opening of the railways. A sufficient sum will be set apart to form • Anti ing fund for the redemption of the whole capital, at a premium of £lOO per cent., to be operative yearly after the first twenty years of the working of the railways. The shares so redeemed to be altogether cancelled, end the dividends which would other who be payable on such shares to accrue to and form part el the sinking rand. After the Int fifty years the prieest which shares shall be redeemed sad cancelled shall be regulated at each higher or other price than £lOO par cent. premium ss the Mate of the sinking fund shall warrant. When ft is borne in mind that the Peruvian Government Loan, bearing At per cent. per simum interest, previously borrowed on the same security, is rapidly in the course of extinction, it will be quite evident that, lrre.pective of the prospect of • much higher rate of dividend being realised from the working of the railway, the nature of the security should obtain a ready market for the shares of the Company. The prospects of revenue from the working of the railways are, however, so great as to render the government guarantee (in other respects so important) a feature of hut secondary emdde ration. The Republic of Peru has a seaboard of nearly 1,000 miles, and an are.: of about 60,000 square miles. There is, /*Aram no country In the weld in which the elemenhi of commercial pros perity are more complete. The mineral products of all kinds with which We inter io r provinces abound, combined with its long stretch of coast, give it an almost unrivalled facility for the de nt of commerce on the most extensive scale. To this one obeincle—and one alone—mita the want of proper lamas of oommunication between the ports and the inte rior ooantry. la spite of this obstacle, the large existing trade of the Re public is proved by its custom returns ; and that undertaking. having for their object the remedy for this defect are likely to be remunerative is shown by the working of the calla and Lima Railway, which now ma dividends at a rate approaching £3O per cent. per annum on the original cost of construction. The ordinary charge for the conveyance of goods per mile in Peru is equal to the charge for the carriage of a like quantity in Great Britain fourteen miles. The construction of the railways to be undertaken by this Company will establish communication between important centres of commerce in the interior and theOroper ports on the OM coast The line from Neils to Arequipa Is laid out to serve the traffic which at present take. the route from the latter city to the port of Islay, a route which forms the main chan, el of communica tion from the oast to the districts of Arequipa, Pun,,, and Como, and the northern portion of Bolivia. The connection with the bet-mentioned stale is important, as the establishment of a system of railways antral& to its own wants Is now a subject of serious attention. The railwey now proposed would form one of the main outlets of any inch system to the coast of the Pacific, a circumstance which alone must secure it a considerable additional Mille of the most remunera tive description. The railway from Place to Tea is proposed to be constructed under coorlit analogous to those of the Callao and Lima line already referred to. Prom the easy character of this line, and a large existing trade in the district to be traversed, it Is evident that the net revenue must greatly exceed the guaranteed amount. The lengths of the proposed lines are as follows : Moira to Arequipa Place to Yca „ THE OXFORD.—This magnificent establish. meat, end: deoonied, noilland, sod Wand, le non for the stunner edam, with trait candidates for favour, DOW Ope ratic ligiegliegn, AA The tonic pantos le emptied by the net svalleble talent, end envy other genitally _attended to. Dopes o9lll is nest clank. 1= 1 : Area, AL : steal sod balmy, ; private boa" 10s. It AVAN• BEGAR AGENOT I,Cenutoroad, N, 101177, mad 87111IT, LONDON. Iro lh" rte lli rrol ir ire public el manalual Havana &gars direct from the avow soon m WelH. Phillips, end Co. (late J. H. Wolff aad propagates. merits of the choked Hams Pews tweed by the lope steamer via Southampton, and eattaithed the selected diacrip• time of the most celebrated Hams makers, can now be sod samples selected from the original wimples as intpart i od, w l the establishments SI above. Beefdee the well known haws a the Portages, Moe de Cuba, 17Dmann. Cabana, Henry may, sad other excellent brood; Hewn Wolff, Phillips, sad Co. bare the =Wive comment In this country of many ran and cholas gegan suitable for the higher atom of connoisseurs In smoking. Samples and prospecWses, with ot yentaa in Liotapool ford, feeds, Citelleuhan. Lmmington. andinsmy other proctorial towns, at wour, PHILLIPS, and Co e, ii. Lea den sod 2, Ounte-rood, Docks, Sou thmpton. City sllonts, Elms mildewy, el, King William Wan, K A sample bm, sentelning 100 guaranteed Havana Boors, wilt be tarended fres to say railway station In Oast Britain on receipt to a post-oince ceder farCl, or any locramed price per 100 up to it, which purchasers distance may wish to select. CILIITION.-0001ESS celebrated MELDING ILJ BAUM krt Neb. Qom, Rook; Boum Groviao, Hot mad Cell Ns" AM unluelkol kr eseteal cr a43lll o 4 , ell re in bae !IC I eole ta V=totor, l4 Wel& Mae. the °Astral ssatoe Warehouse. All ahem its Spertoss Wisdoms. AST CHAIRS, COUCHES, and SOFAS, best quint,. Ulmer& Id WO Merest slew* oesetently on vteir foe selectioa and istaaidlele delivery. may chairs made to any ebape oiat vaL At T. H. MIZE. and BOWS Kameda:tom Si. 3t, Benterestteet, W. An Illustrated prised catalogs* seat post IMPROVIIIIRNTS in SHIRTS. JL 1010108 1101tOTZD COL= SKIM, at toe dio. Good metal alitrio (oor No. 0, to 01 dais, 10 the hatt-dooon, unequalled tor esainain sod disown. Mood nolo, wilis ran oC r i ii =o, pod troo.-11.0DGIERS and Oa, aldra nakora Cluairgaron. listabilliod 0 yam On patio Tranvia Totsil 138 . mlles. A contract for the construction of the lines has been entered into with the International (Matted Company ithultert, ao. carding to the estimates of O.P. Bidder. Yaq., CIL, and .1. M. Heppe', leq , CZ. In accordance with the tenes si each concession the Company will be converted taloa Societe Anonyms with shares to hearer, or, if necessary, Into two Societga Anonyms. The capital of the gociffik Anonyms, or Societte Anonyms. will be L 3,540,000, to be lamed La shares and hoed/. The present Company has been formed as a Limited Liability Company, the shares in which wni be exchangeable for shares of a like denomioatioa in the Aortae Anonym,. Copies of the articles of association, of the contract, and of the seta of concession. with translations. are open, at the offices of the Company, tar inspection by parties desirous to become subscribers, 8o that they may make themselves acquainted with all the provisions and conditions of such concessions. The deposit paid on application for shares will be forfeited and the allotment cancelled in cases where the further payment oa allotment Is not duly made In accordance with the terms of the allotment letter. Applications for shares must be made in the anaexed form, ad dressed to the Directors : but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt of one of the hankers of the Company for Li per share on the number of shares applied for. This sum will be returned in the eventof the application not being acceded to. PIRIIVIAW RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). 101 X OP APPLICATION POP PEALS. (To be left with the Bankers.) No To the Director, of the Peruvian Railways Company (Malted) - - - Oentlemen,—Barlng paid to the Bank the sum of g being gl per share on shares. I request you to allot me shares of £25 each In the Peru vian Railways Company (Mußed), in conformity with the pro wens issued by you. and I hereby agree to become • member of the Company, subject to It• articles of associatlon and regu lations, sad to accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the further sum due on allotment thereof. sad I request that my name may be placed on the re gister of mothers In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, NUM In fall Address in tel Reference Date _ _ Forms of applkatlon for shares and proe may be had at—The National Bank, London; the Nafboal Bank of Liver pool . the Beak of Ire land. and Its several branches, Ireland : the breaches of the NAlonal Bank, Ireland , at the offices of the Broken of the Company; and at the (Aces of the Interne- Mortal Contract Company, 85. Cannon-aired Week London. B.C. pits CITY OFFICES COMPANY (Limited). NOTICH IS HUSBY GIVEN, that the Proctors of the City Mom Company 'Limited) bare THIS DAY made a CALL of gr Ws. per share on the shares of the Company, PAYABLE at the Agra and Westerman's Bank abutted). Nicholas-lane, on or Wore THUBSDAY, the 16th day of June neat. By order of the Board, Dated 11th May. 1866. 0. W. BENWILL, Secretary. Temporary Mem. 70, ComitilL 16 C. lc B. - - No transfer of share. upon whidt the all has not bean paid will be registered. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY LlW_e_ and 7, MeAolialAus. Lotobardatzeet. Il db lIM CAPITAL . £3.000.000 PAID irr. maws FOND _ _ IMMO ftwat.:iiiii7.7.:-.7 mottos. — 24 par mil E st days' if 14 gpichl miss lOr . may dapedlater bad polio& 101 ARLOVPS PATENT CASK STAND, LOW irrilleift. se otedrebly watered th at a full ben, es wo n si m eths eastis, an) be railed or Wiwi or ft without labour or tree b timi d te, lts action b$ is le bosokeelde OM the sedlessat Olieseset Raid se pessibillo on be rr ,„ la s , to emit 44. R, rod seas WEL distorted. W'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. 13 A1 1 74 fe 3 smiles residred. Bo mere tat beer or soar what. Mae is. Sd.. ditto, eisetrogleted, ei.—Apply direct to JAMBS BARLOW, Waite., lt, Clog Willisat-street, Maasloaltoses. See that kit roe mad address are co ever, article ; all elbasere lispreviap gall& ldWW.d lMlt STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] TELEGILA PHIC INTELLIGENCE. (lIMITITIeII TNIGLIC AMERICA. QUBILNISTOWN, MAT 16. The Inman steamer City of Vimhington, from New York on the Bth, bas arrived here with 56 - _ passengers and 296,448 dollars in specie. She landed 24 bags of mails, and proceeded at 10.55 p.m. for LicerpooL (Per the Oily of Wooltiostoo, via Cfookkoveo.) NEW YORK. KA' 4. Momma. President Johnson has issued the following pro clamation : " Whereas it appears, from evident:3Bin the bureau of the military department, that Mr. Uneoln's murder, and Mr. Seward's attempted assassination, were incited, concerted, and procured by Jefferson Davis, Jacob Thompson, Clement C. Cleary, Beverly, Tucker, George N. Sanders, W. C. Cleary, and other rebel tzaitota against , the Milted States goveraiasat, harboured in Canada, the fol lowing rewards for the arrest of the said persons within the limits of the United States are therefore offered-100,000 dole. for Davis ; 10,000 doh. for Cleary ; and 25,000 Dols. for each of the others." Cleary, against whom the Toronto grand jury found a true bill for a breach of the neutrality laws, has surreadered. He gave bail for 8,000 dollars, and will stand his trial at the October assizes. _ . Canadian papers announce Suratt's arrival in Canada. _ _ . IF YOU TRAVEL, send for HUSSEY, SMITH, asolCo.'s LISIISTRATZD CATALOGUE et PORTMA Trunks, Begs. and every other travelling reqatslta Aim Yield. Merino sad Opera Murk unrivalled toe eneellosee sad New Ozterd4treet. W.C. JOIN VITUS, MARQUZE, Tent, Flag, and Lak Cloth Manufacturer. Marquees, tents, temporary mats sad airplay, lined, floored, and HihMd for Peddlass, balls, Mr, &a Orders arosently erocuted.-110, IDGWAILH. ROAD, PADDINGTON. Marquees for aicket and archery clubs RICK CLOTHS lee lILLI cc MIA BIIROLARIES, and tbeir PREVENTIVE.— antra Patent BASH FABTENZEB, so highly com mended by the police magistrates for the prevention of burgla ries and vibeation of sashes, can now be han wholesale of the mannfacturees, Harper and CO.. 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ANKCDOTICAL 1161101118 Or TUE IMPEBAR. 011 MaY U. la 1•01., at all Libraries, NAPOLEON 111. and bis COURT. John Maxwell and Co., 122, 111s4.strbot. NEW NOVEL BY STEPHEN SIAItTEGRES, LA. On May NI, tot vols., still Librovhs. CHARLOTTE THRALE John Maxwell and Co., 1211, lketvireet General Ewell and several other Confederate generals have addressed a letter to Grant, express ing their unqualified abhorrence and indignation at Lincoln's murder and Seward's attempted assassi nation, and declaring themselves to be no allies of assassins, either North or South. Jefferson Davis, Breckenridge, Benjamin, and other Confederate leaders, escorted by 2,000 ca valry, and followed by eleven waggons supposed to contain treasure, reacted Yorkville, South Caro lina, on the 28th. Stoneman's cavalry arrived at the town on the following day, Mr. Davis thus having one day's s►art. Ex-Governor Aiken, of South Carolina, and G. B. Lamar, of Savannah, have arrived at Washington as prisoners. It is asserted that they will be regu laxly tried on the charge of treason. It is reported that an agreement has been made for the surrender of all the Confederate troops in Florida. It is also reported that Canby will only accept Diok Taylor's surrender on the same terms as those accepted by General Lee. Twenty-six of the crew of the ram Webb have been captured, and arrived at New Orleans. Mosby has left Virginia, and is endeavouring to ONLY A CLOD.—Now ready, at all Librarian, in 3 volt., holy a Ctod," the New Novel, by the Author of Lady Amtlerm Secret," etc, Join Mszwell sod Co., 112. liisetstreet. NEW NOVEL BY AUTHOR OF "LADY ADDLEYI SECRET.' Lib Now ready, at ell raries, In 3 nee, " A L 0 D. Jobe Nazwoll and Co., In, llseeelnet. Just published, Third Edition, ea is. post tree for la damps with Pho Illustratios; SKIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. By :loam J. JORDAN M.D. Contain the modern treatment (as adopted at the Hospital Bt. Louis, Parts). for the cure of those numerous diseases so prevalent to a high state of civilisatkm, too often consegient on an Impure state of the blood. musing cutaneous eruptions, scorbutic affection; and scrofula treatment for superficial and deep-mated ulcers; tor pidity of the circulatory system, causing discokettlon of the bands, redness, roughness of the skin, Maiming the lace, and cr, it an plexi unsightly appearance, to Win of a clear, fair, and thy "Thisboot is, as he bu aimed to make It, 'thoroughly useful and practical "—Medical Times and Gmetts, Augusta, life. To be bad direct from the Author, 29, Georgsstreet, Masora square. London. R. escape to Tessa. Secretary Stanton has rescinded the order pro hibiting the exportation of arms and war material. President Johnson made a speech to the Penn sylvania delegation, reiterating that the severest penalties of the law would be indicted upon the rebel leaders. Mr. Seward and his son are both gaining strength. NEW YOBS, Mat 6, N 033150. Sherman's entire army has arrived at Washing ton, and he has established his headquarters at Alexandria. R 06867 is stated to have been captured. Jefferson Thompson has surrendered. The trial of the Booth conspirators will com mence next week at the Arsenal, Washington. Beverley, Tucker, and Cleary have written letters denying positively having had any knowledge of a plot to assassinate or capture Lincoln and Seward. George N. Sanders and Tucker have issued a manifesto accusing President Johnson of a hellish plot to murder their Christian President. They express their readiness to proceed to Rouse's Point, or some other pleas, for trial, if the Federal govern smut will pay for their defence and guarantee their safety. Washington despatches assert that it is under stood that a formal demand has been made upon the Canadian government to surrender such of the assassination conspirators as may be within its jurisdiction. The Herald recommends the government to de mand the surrender of Davis from any country that he may fly to, regardless of extradition treaties, and urges that the demand should be made with suffi cient force to take him, as the common enemy of the human race. The Montreal Gazette believes that Suratt has left Canada. An advertisement is published in the Washington papers requesting officers and soldiers wishing to emigrate to Mexico, according to the Mexican decree, to register their names and addresses with Colonel A. J. M., Washington. Other offices for the same object will be opened in all the large cities of the Union. The New York Herald says that a scheme is on foot to enable all those who desire to sustain the Monroe doctrine to do so without involving them selves or the government in trouble. The Philadelphia and Pittsburg papers hint that an expedition to Mexico is being organised in thos e cities. Romero addressed a letter to Mr. Seward in Price la., by post It stamps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, and What to Est, Drink, sad Avoid. ♦ Practical Heide for the attainment of perfect Health and Strength . and Notes explanatory of the livaterlesof Man's ltdatmece, and the various Phenomena of Life. Supplemented by Remark' on the treat ment of Nervous and other Disordera incidental to Sedentary Habits. By a Physician of 20 year; practice. Mane, 119, CornhilL DR. CIILVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligation; Hingham, and Dlsappointessobt. Price to Mann. Corobtll :or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, h; ditern, 21s. Ladle.' day, blondaya At Dr. C.'s protesalonal resident*, IL Great Marlborouglentrind. W. Also, the Post-oilloe Grand Turkish Baths, la. 6d., IS. Bt. Martin's-le -Grand. LC. February last, entering a protest against any ces sion of Mexican territory by Maximilian to Napo leon. Mr. Seward informed Romero that the protest would be filed as a testimony of his course in the premises, and for such other useful purposes as future events may render it necessary to apply it. The New York Herald devotes six columns to a description of the Fenian Brotherhood, estimating their strength in Ireland at 65,000. In connexion therewith the Herald inquires what England pro- Scrafx—A moat painful occurrence, poste doing in reference to the conspirators in reeultma in dsath it oconthed at Millknowe, in the parish of c ani a k an d the claims f or d amage , by privateers, (M Rut Lot inn, on Friday, to Mr. Reid, brother•in law of Mr. Johnstoo, farmer there. Mr. Reid, who was a Exaorernor Aiken is on parole in Washington. farmer in England, was with his wife ss a visit to MM . The Secretary of the Treasury has removed the knows. On the day mentioned, be was attempting to cross the Whitadder (which be had done the previous trade restrictions in Delaware, Indiana, Pennsyl &A but whether from the river being more doodad, mils, and Western Virginia, and the government or from going too near the eddy, be was lifted off bis ;„ said to be debating the question of the total ee. fen and camel does by the rapid cermet, Mr. John ton and his farm.stsusrd were in the vicinity, and mine the moval of these restrictions in the Southern States. added position ei Mr. Reid, attempted his matw bat their The Herold represents Virginia as totally im efforts were unsuccessful, sad nearly resulted In a neithir tate to themselves. Mn. Reid also winsome& the math- poverisbed, and the people starving. choir osourrseee. Tie river being in feed at the time, the The New York Chamber of Commerce has paged body of the decreed time rapidly serried doom sad yr resolufione in favour of clemency and ma g nanimity Day got out some time afterwards at Crenshaw,. shoot three miles below the place of the rusfortunate immersion towards the South. Mr. Wendell Phillip, salvo- Yr. Reed toss formerly a euremyroot at Dram, in Zest cats, similar policy. Lothith, bat lift it some time ese be become inset of • farm is the seuth.—&rartes. General Halleck has hissed en order allowing To nu Pserrarmor Perax.—The Seal, at the all pawns, 'Alban regard to rank or employment Z* 31°034 Gudins, indien nbn /411. a ill " in the civil Or military service of the rebel govern delightful Oros of instruction sad rwes . timing hie compliment to Mr. Punch, and rap, to state that he, meat, to take the oath of allegiance, and be am the writer, is a thorough protestant, and disclaims any nestled, receiving a corresponding certificate. Those releticeship, _or any oonneetton whatever, with the now astoricee Ben Ocefaesice.—Pusch. who may be excluded from the benefit of the oath FRANCK The Pays of this evening aseertsiiiat the Empe ror will leave Algeria on the 26th inst., and will return to Paris on the 2nd June. The Parrie announces that the Bey of Tunis is about to send an embsasy to Algiers, to present his congratulations to the Emperor. The same paper denies the rumour that Prince Cm= was about to visit Paris. PRITSSLI. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies the military budget for 1865 was settled. by the committee of the budget. The committee resolved to propose to the chamber that 32,572,247 thalers should be granted to defray the current military expenditure for the year, that sum being 382,567 thalers in axons of that granted in 1864. The amount of 6,892,725 thalers proposed by the government to be expended in reorganising the army has been struck out by the committee. All the propositions relating thereto in the general re port have been accepted. The new treaty reconstructing the ZoUverein was formally signed to-day by the representatives of all the governments who are members of the Zollverein. ITALY. A royal decree has been published to-day an nouncing that the portion of the new loan to be taken up by public subscription will be issued at 66. The offices of the Ministry of the Interior will be transferred to Florence on Sunday. THE DANTE CELEBRATION IN FLORENCE. In *day's pitting of the Clawboa a decree was read ordering their prorogation. VENICE, MAT 16. Prince Arthur has arrived here, and left this morning for lusbnick, vio Botsen. THE BRAZILS. (By bilnirspb from Lisbon.) RIO DE JANEIRO, Aran. 24. Exchange on London, 25, 26 ; ditto Paris 370, 378. Coffee, good lint, 8,500ra. to 6,600r5. Ship ments aims the departure of the last mail, 82,365 bags, including 43,000 for the ChanneL Stock, 9b,000 bags. Freights, 37. BAHIA, Area 29. Exchange on London, 25*, 26. Sugars, 2,400ra., 2,800r5. Cottons, 14,000r5. PERNAMBUOO, Kay 1. Exchange on London, 25, 261. Sugars, 3,800ra., 3,900r5. Cottons, 12,000r5., 13,000ra. The royal mail steamship Parana arrived at Per nambuco on the 28th AFiL WAR BETWEEN PARAGUAY AND THE ARGENTINE REPUBLIC. RIO DE JANEIRO, incr. 24. It is reported that war has broken out between Paraguay and the Argentine Republic. The inauguration by King Victor Emmanuel of the Dade Exhibition took place at Florenoe in the Palazzo Pretorio on Saturday last, as already an nounced by telegraph. His Majesty arrived about mid-day, and was accompanied by Baron Natoli, Minister of Public Instruction ; Count Nigra, Minister of the Royal Household ; General Road, First Aide-de-Camp ;Lieutenant-General Oucchiari, and many other members of his suite. The President of the Provincial Council, Count Cambray Digny ; Professor Augustus Conti, President of the Committee of the Dante Exhibi tion, and the membersof the different committees, were waiting at the door of the palace to receive the King, and - beyond were a number of deputies, senators, civil and military authorities, and the foreigners of distinction, who had been invited to the oeremony. Immediately after he had entered the palace his Majesty was presented by Count Digny, in the name of the provincial council, with a memento of the Dante fetes, in the shape of a magnificent sword. Upon one aide of the blade were the words " Dante, to the first King of Italy," and upon the other the terzins, from canto 6 of the " Purgatorio :" Vies' s yaw: 11 tits Roma die piagns Valleys, se* • di a Wig claim& Cuss inks packa sea mi socompages? Upon the handle were two allegorical figures of the " Inferno " and the " Purgatorio," together with figures of Dante and Beatrice. The Bing was much gratified with this present, and expressed • desire to become acquainted with the young workman by whore it had been designed and exwmted. Pro fessor Conti then read the inaugural address, in which he stated that the various books, documents, and other objects in the exhibition had been col lected from all parts of Italy and Swope for the purpose of illustrating the poet's life, the time in which be lived, and the fame he has acquired. The address was listened to with deepattention by the King and all present. Victor Emmanuel then examined the exhibition in detail, and appeared to be much impressed by the litany valuable and interesting treasures it con tains. Among these is the muster roll cd the Florentine army at the battle of Idontaperti, in which Dante is enumerated among the combatants. The King and all the company then signed their names in a book, which is to be preserved in the . Magliabethi library as a memorial of the exhibi tion. The inauguration of the statue of Dante was to take place the next day. A very large number of visitors had arrived is Florence, and the city wore a holiday aspect. *Wm a decree was I 3. !BUR. I ~i 1 VENICE, MAT 16. l here, and left this ta3ll. US. , I Listen.) 11 JANEIRO, Arm. 21. I i 28 ; ditto Paris 37% !L to 6,000r5. Ship- f i the last mail, 82,366 the ChanneL Stock, BAHIA, Aria 29. 26. Sugars, 2,400ra., • , ItNAMBI7OO, Kay 1. :di. Sugars, 3,600r5., 13,000r5. 'arena arrived at Per- QUAY AND THE ZPUBLIC. JANEIRO, Leta 24. a broken out between Republic. ;ON IN FLORENCE. ti Victor Emmanuel of Taos at Florence in the iy last, as already an- Majesty arrived about lied by Baron Natoli, ction ; Count Nigra, :bold •, General Rossi, ant-General Oucchiari, a of his suite. The Mal Council, Count ar Augustus Conti, of the Dante Exhibi- le different committees, of the palace to receive kt a number of deputies, authorities, and the o had been invited to r after he had entered presented by Count le provincial council, to fetes, in the shape of one aide of the blade to the first King of ier the terzina, from ma die plague is claim& 131 i seconmagse allegorical figures of the ;atorio," together with a. The King was much and expressed • desire he young workman by and executed. Pro- inaugural address, in dons books, documents, libition bad been col- Italy and Europe for ing the poet's life, • II lived, and the fame address was listened le King and all present. Magid the exhibition in much impressed by the Ain' treasures it eon- -111 muster rull of the • ttle of lifontaperti, in among the combatants. may than signed their to be preserved in the . iernoriad of the exhibi- the statue of Dante was A very large number Florence, and the city PRINCE ARTHUR. 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