The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-28 00:00:00

PIMPINIIPI I i; . i. 1 . v 1 i i i I i 1r ; I r 1 4 ' i . i P"" r • ', l rlK l l7: , myr: Aj te- It re 5 4 ====s COMMERCIAL AND MAR T HE LONDON and MEDITERRANEAN BANK (llraltod). Capital £1,000,000 starting, in 100.000 shares at MO mob. et which 00,000 shares ham bees already subscribed. tumult., Al per share on application. and l am on alinement and Xi 10a. further wititia three mouths allotment. DIRS(.NRS Monsieur Amine Bernard puma Y lanlan and Co.), Alexia- IT1& =OK LIVIOLPOuL Ui Qtr=MOWN 20 SEW rta/1/. THALIVIDIPOOL, HEW YORE, and LLADICLPRIA IT M? 0011PAYY Weed der paidang l I InUoporesed Gl7is-b•01 Lae km 11.4swIllaps. eanylas th• United Kates FROM IXENRWP m ghir NEW TIRE. PRACTICAL GEOLOGY.—King's College, Lccolow—Proh•cor.TENNANT, 7.8.8., will commence a 0017113 Z of LECTUItEb ow IPEIDAY MOANING, Aptil Zak at 9 o'clock, bastes east:rat Warsaw to the appilchtlos el GEOLOGY to gcstoberlos, Yining, Architecture, sad Agrteultare. The Lectures win be ceihtinued on welt •rece•dtng Widow• day aid Yrkky, at the way hoar. fee. LI 111. 6d. OPINIONS OF THE PRESS ON THE BUDGET. 'Ta. II IRE INTERNATIONAL CONTRAC T COMPANY (Llinited). Olicee-81, Ciliaoo4lreet Welt, 10116011, Z.C. Capital, At. 00,000, in 80,00 e shares of 1.60 each. First Brae, 40,000 therm CBAMMAII--GYVIKSZ PAYNE Laws, Seq. TillgeTOPS. Wes Tatham Bailey, Zee. (Meant Bailey &others and Co.), Iles:gra err John Oray, Director of the Land Securities Company. Where Simpson, Esq. (Means. Frederick Lerick and Co.). Cwm Win Iron Werke, and London. P. L Pletcher, Bag. Mama Alexander. Fletcher and Co.), •Kinses Arms-yard, B.C. I.tial got. Neg., Bowling Iron Company, Bradford. dara Wises Getty, Ise., ILP., dellasL V. Sayler (Messrs. 8. and J. B. Bailer, Bankers`, Switzerland. Jena Levitt, Advocate to the Austrian Legation. Pads. Bdward Pickerieg, Esq., 9. Parkstreet, Westnenetcr. D. J . Hoag Fag., Metter of the Bank of Hindustan. Henry Sims Masks;. Nage Chairman, New Zealand Banking Corporation. MAIIAGISPI DlitarrOa—lislward Pickering, Ise. Sentinel—Mr. W. S. Replay. SoLlCNolia—Messra Sole, Turners, and Hardwick, 63. Alder- Theears. National Bank. Besm The Bank of London. At the FIRST GENERAL ORDINARY KEELING of the tibucholders, held at the Maces of the Company. b 5. Cannon- West Weet. on THURSDAY. the 27th day of April. 1866, pipBoll.oll PAYNB KITSON. lag.. in the chair, The foLowiag report wee pneented WORT of the HULICTOHS for the NINE MONTHS ending the Stet Mont, ISM. The Modem have the shame to mama theft. Pent Report and balenceethet to the Slit althno. The statement of account shows a profit of Z 98,101 7s. 7d., with which. after &dueling meioses ansoonting to £7,043 et. Id, the Directors propose to deal as follows ..—By recornmendilig the payment of a dividend at the rate of £lO per cent. per annum. amounting to g%OOO, inclusive of the interim dividend already paid ; by placing to a reeerre fund the nun of ttle,ooo : by alio cattier ga.ooo In discharge in fall for the preliminary expenses and carrying the balance forward to nest account. The Directors venture to think they may congratulate the shareholders upon the suooeirdzil results of their operations at the very outset of then career. They wish at the mica dole been to explain that in dealing with the largo pronto which have mode they have decided upon limiting th eir recoouuendatioe of a dividend to le per mat. per annum, and recommend the appropriating of the bathes in the manlier before mentione,4 because, from the peculiar character of their business, the actual profits, either/ere. positively earned, have not yet been wholly received In cash. The Directors are restrained hem entering Into any detail of their transactions, for the obvious reasons that their Minutia is also the bounces of other Companies and persons. whose Weirs thare Dot warranted 1n disclosinz and besides, their d o ing so could not be otbstirimb than detrimental to the interests of Ibis Company. The Modem have, however, much pleasure to stating, for the I Inform•tion of the shareholders, that the portion of the business secured which has already arrived at a condition to be, and has actually been, turned over to the Company, will yield such large and certain profits, so seemed as to be free from all con- Mimetic's' whatever, that your Directors feel host ned la giving the assuraucc, that out of the profits from them alone, without at all calculating on the bosiessa which Is to be turned over to the Company when folly matured, they will be enabled to re commend during each of the next four or live years, annual dividends coasiderably exceeding that which you are now called on to declare. rs wish to erprees their lo couclurdon, the Direc to conviction that the position of the business of the Company renders it unnecessary to make any further call. GEO. ILI raw:. Chairman. XARIE-LANK—(THIS DAY.) Our market today was _very reedersiely .upped with English wheat ; for most Made, es the coalition of the samples was good, the demmul rabid steady, and Monday's quotations were well supposted. The show of foreign whoa was rather limited. Good ad Hoe petals moved off steadily at full currencies. Otherwise, the demand was in a sluggish state, on former The Times considers the reasons given by Mr. Gladstone for his choice of a remirion of the tea in pre forum to the malt daty unanswerable. There is ao claim fora redo:Coe of the malt duty on the ground of inequality of pressure, and any increase in the sonsumption of beer will tease a reduction in the consumption of spirits, which, though highly desirable in the interests of morality, would destroy ell chance of recovering the the taxpayer. The &dismiss= with which the proposal . to reduce the income tax was received showed its prudence, but " a wider consideration of the measure may hereafter canoe us to doubt its wisdom." With regard to the Fire Insuranoe duty, the Tinos thinks it a matter of regret that the Chancellor of the Exchequer did not seize the opportunity of showing the grape of a cheerful giver. "He grudgingly conceded what wee formally demanded, though be wee aware that the wish of the majority wee that the fire insurance duty should be reduced to a shilling per cent on all descriptions of property. It is not may to un. derstand how any person can defend the tax at all. Some thing might be urged on its behalf If fire insa tiate were a practice at doubtful utility, but it would be idle to argue with anyone so incapable of weighing the comparative benefits and disadvan tages of the practice as to be able to maintain this position. Mr. Gladstone his, unfortunately, got hold of a wrong notion that the tax is a tax on property, though, ea he himself acknowledges, it is avoided altogether by large proprietors. The large reduction of the income tax prevented, however, any further stop towards the abolition of the Fire Insurance duty, and stood in the way 01 many other desirable financial reforms. The Chancellor of ibis Exchequer ices disposed of the surplus of the soaping year and has appropriated much of what may be anticipated in the twelvemonths yet to follow. That every single pro posal made by him is likely to be beneficial to the country • oannot be denied ; bat ia the face of what might have been done, we hesitate before calling them the beet possible." The. Morning Post foresees a warm debate on the poet ponement of the demands of the agriculturists, but is per : sanded that the noticeable features of the budget, the re t missions on the income tax and the tea duty, " will be noticed with a lively feeling of satisfaction by the satire - nation." dria Monsieur Frewls Braves, Idsrchant, Alexandria, and Member Wlfllam of the Imperial Legislative Chamber of Prance. W. Cargill, req., M.P., Conuatight.place West, Hyde k. par Junqe B. Canuninll (Mama, Coming and Co.t, Leaden . CITY OF DUBLIN, Saturday,_ April 19. CITY OF BOSTON. Wallow& , May S. And every Wednesday, and arm aYeenab 6a6atdC. Outs purge by the mall wave maks at d4 _ L 6,, IT, sod galassa. awarding wOs assa vaas by ths Isturdafs stoarran, li imbue& Plecl , 6 .vais, Installs. all provider soaked. ter Omar io * Cs Untied Mateo, sod lettl6 OoftembA k bs= sA i ma d d=oss Senna—For Mew WateralsosS. Limped; or SIMI* Gal MAW. C. Moo Wadea6 ass. WEST LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHI BITION. YLOILASAIALL, 00VSNI-GARDEN, to he OP XX= on MONDAY next, May 1, by the Bight Hon- W. F. COW PER, M.P., Mel Commissioner of worts, Grand Concert of 600 pertornera. Doors open at 2 o'clock. Chan taken at Admission. 2a. 6d.. reserved sesta, 14. 6d. From 7 tilt 10, IA Tickets can now be had at the floral-ball ;Pima Entrance) ; at nr. lavers, le7, Great Portlaadetreet ; and at Mr. 1101 7 6 176 , 108, Great Portlandntreet. J. A. NICHOLAY, Chalrrasn of Coausatee. Z. M. 11011.M.L, Secretary. eargoes of grain were held at very fall pieta. There was a good conaumptive inquiry for English b►rley at Ist* quotations. In foreign parcels transaetioas were rather 'united. PACm however, were supported. Malt—the supply of which was reasonably extenrive—wee a drill sale at last week's quotations. The supply of femign rate was large. The oat trade. however, was steady, at previous ourreocies. Beane commanded extreme rates, with a good dem►nd. The inquiry for pees was firm, at late quotations. About an average business was doing in finer on former terms. The seed market was somewhat heavy. !nil -greet. Albert landau. RP.. Ranker, Vienna. Emile landau, leg (Yasan. L Landau and Co.) Alexandria. William J. Mama . Director at the Natiostal Provinsial Bank of England. Walter Keller, Esq.. Broadlands. Clapham-comma'. Rob e Roden Noel, Wadies. Waltham Abbey. Robrt A. Routh. Eaq., Chairman of the nigh& and Australia's Copper Company. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of th. ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY is now 000dttotod at City Bank Chambers, No. 41, Throadsoislisoirost, whir* he °money is prepared to maim proposals for Marino Insuranees at the camera rates. MARTYR JAMES DIMAS, Usierweltst. J. W. WWI, Saarstary. DUBLIN INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, lass. Under the Special Patronage of her Male* the QUEEN. The EXRIBITION will be OPINED oa TUESDAY, the eth of May, by h 4 Royal Highness the PRINCE of WALES. The State Cerenfordal to he observed es this occasion will Include a Grand Musical Performance with a hand and Chorus Q OM the °pontos bay demon Ticket Holders Wilma be ad mitted. Tickets on dale at the aloe. 112, Grafteeetreet, Dub In. lady's or Gentlemen's Ticket C 4 f e Calera, eagle 12 Years 1 1 0 HENRY PARKINSON, Comptroller. 10 th EWE, Mr. Arnariant. for Return and lioursion Ticketa on all the railways to the Exhibition, at Reduced Batt% are In progreaL !AMUR& emu Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Tuella, and Co., 66, Lombard street, LC. Tb• London and County Bank, 21, Lombard..treat, IC. TM swaths' of the Notional Provincial Bonk or Busload. MINIUM geSElrs. CoteMaa, Torquand, Pommy, and Co., public accountant', Tokenhoom-yard, Bomenvao—liews. Willunson, Stevens, and WI/Anima, Nicholas lane, E.C. BROICIIRB. Mama I. end A. florkagoour, 10 Old Broadakiad Mom Bogglas sad Bonsoll. 1, ntroodarodloatiord, IC. elfiCirfAßT—Oeorge Conroim lbw Boutporary Olacoo-0, Kings Aran-yard, goorvatearsot, IC. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY figr), 6 and 7, Nloboisoiono, Leinbord•drisn 6011.1 4 61 D CAPITAL imso,sse PAID Up. imam 1161111.611 FUND PRIOR 111 06 010111/111 On dep mynas on oolt 6 M =Aim 4 ~ 69: 01' a 76671 6;k MOD4.l ll •POdierriee lout Pisa.. ARRIVALS Of GRAIN. be.. INTO LONDON, ET WALLS CARILLAGI FROII APILIL 7110 APRIL 27 atcapstrs i =ce I Wleatrarin. WIS. Wk. 4ra. sea. *a. 4m radisokil 2a40 MO formica 7160 ISIS 40133 7041 I 0040 1 2740 2730 1 60010 .. 1 2240 7 la° PILIISPECTrE. This Company is formed for the purpose of converting the £lOO Shares of the Continental Bank Corporation Into Shares of £2O, and to carry oat the amalgamation of that Bank with the Beak of &lessen IL Landau and Co , of Alexandria and for facili tating commercial. financial, and monetary transactions between this country, the Continent, and Egypt. Five of the OA shares In this Company will be allotted to the shareholden in the Continental Bank, in exchange foe each of their present £lOO share,. The £2O shares alloted in ex change for shares on which £23 has been paid, will be credited with Lb paid up : end those allotted in exchange for shares on which CI6 onW has been paid, will be credid with The arrangements which have been ma de for am and managing the blather of the above establishmentsi= as, aided by the high Egyptian ommections of Mears. Landau, cannot tall to secure to this Company a very extensive and pro fitable business. The establishment of Mean. Landau and Co., at Idexandria, in addition to its regular banking operations, has long enjoyed an extensive connectioa with producersand exporters of produce in Egypt. This badmen has always yielded most favourable re sult*. and no better proof of this can be given than the fact that the arm, during the whole of its existence, as well as the other banks lately established In Egypt. have experienced an absolute Immunity from ices in their transaction of this class of business. The daily thareasing trade of Egypt with Briro, and espe cially with England. is also a sure guarantee for the enhanced future success of this Company the prorate hitherto realised by Masan Landau end Co. are alone sufficient to yield a large return upon the capital proposed to be called up ; and the seve ral partners of the firm, In order to show their coaddence in the future success of the Comany, have taken a large number of shares. and will continue I n the active management of the busi ness at Alesiusdrta. The Bank has also secured the co-operation, as a Director. *of If. Brassy, who exertions will be especia lly devoted to the extension of the Bank's relation, with the Egyptian govern ment. a clam of transactions to which he has hitherto engaged, with very successful remits. The amalgamated establishments propose liquidating all their present transacting up to the date of amalgamation. The articles of association of this cempany, and the agreement entered Into for acquiring the business of Mears. Landau and Co. can be seen on application at the office of the Solicitors. A deposit of £1 upon each share must be paid at the offices of either of the Bankers of the Company, ou application, aocordiell to the annexed form. Fosses of apDUnties for shares may be obtained of the Setae. tarp, at the offices, and of the Bankers and Broken. THE CREDIT FONOIER and MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (United). Authorised capital, £4,000,000, in 100,010 shares of neeach. Capital submitted, £!,000,000, In 100,000 shales of £ 2O each. Capital paldmp, 000,000 R. 500,000. Rowse Pond, . Dividend Reesrve Fond, £70,000. DIRDCTOES. The Right Hoe. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, GOMM,. JAMES LEVICK, Esq. Merchant. King's Arms-1 yard, per mit' JAMBS NUGENT DANIEL, Rm., Chairman of the . ) Oovernors. Alliance Bank (Limited), Janne Childs, reg., London. Alexander Dunbar, Rag., Old Brcedetreet, London. Charles ells, Esq., Lloyds. Adolphe Hakim. req. (Mews. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), London. The Hon. T. C. Haliburtoe, M.P., Chairman of the Canada Asmey Association, London. William Harrison, Eau (Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Bevan), Director of the Thames and Money Insurance Company. In hard Stuart Lane, Esq. (Mews. nue, Haney, aid Co.), London. Chalice K thiwbon, Eeq., London. Henry POWIIIII. Han,.. J.P , Ituatellequara, London. lomo Macklin Smith, Peg. (J. IlLickrill Smith and Ct.), Old BrO•01-1111 , 94, Louden Inward Warner, Req., 111. P., London. John Westmoreland, req. (Director of the Royal Insurance Can. piny), London. Albert Drank Req., Managing Director. BAUM& The Agra and Vasterman's Bank (Limited). Mews. Smith, Payne, and Smiths. The Notional Bonk. London, Dublin, and ite Branching in Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited). London, Lit erpool, and Inn cheater. SoLterton—Messrs. Bonbon, Ewa, and Co.. Niebolnbaski.C. SZOINTART.—AIfred Lowe. Bee. 0111ces—l7 and 18, Cann'. London. • MUNCH GALLERY, 120. PALL-MALL. .E.: The TWELFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION et PICTURE/a the centHbatiowl of MU& of the Preach and Flemish &boob, Is NOW OPEN. Adminke, la. (,11 , 1108110. ed. LIVERPOOL COTTON AND CORN MARKETS (THIS DAY.) (Br ELECTRIC AND INTIMIATTOWAL TELIO/Ithl.) (MOM OUR COBAIIRONDICHT. Comore.—Muskat steady at advance of yesterday. Wee probably about 12,000 bales. Coen.—Moderato *needier* at market. Wheat in fair demand at fall prisms of Tuesday ; flour ambling!. Indian corn quiet, at 30s. for Galatz ; beans firm at late ragas ; oats and oatmeal in good demand, with a slight advance in prices. 'FHB OXFORD. - FAUST, ORPHRE AUX ENVISELS. and Anbers LA CIRLIAB3IItNNE.—PrIneIpat performers, Monsieur Invesstare, the trent Trench tt ,cr, and Wu Mo &imported Isy Wei and Cboens of sixty persona, conducted by on. Mr. l..lo2ifililLlNS. !NICELY EVEN ING.. TABLE GLASS.ICHINA, & CHANDELIERS. 1. DEMI= and SONS Hare just added FIVE NEW SHOW HOWLS to their nanatax tory. where the largest amortmeat in the world of these goods of their manufacture meg be seen.-141, Hoandsdltch. LAMPS FOR INDIA. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) (RT GRIM 111101/011 ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) (IRON OCR OWN 00111115PONDENT.) Wheat in fair request et Is. per qr. &drum. Barley slow sale, vane usaltdred. Bass and oats %hokum decree Price Twopence. IPALL-MALL GAZETTi, An Evening r and Bellew coottins, besides all the News of the Day, • number of original erticiee on Polities, Liters lure, &e..—Mce, le. gallebnryetreet, lIIWOING-LANE.—(THIS DAY.) SCOLI. —The market is steady but less active than pre vicnuily reported ; the sales inelo.de new Berbadosa, 31s. to 345. 6d. • Cuba, at 35e. to 39m. ; low date Bengal, xis. to 25m. eliyed 29e. to 21s. 3d. Refined brown lumps remain et 435. ; bat there is • lees active demand thereat. CI:WM.—The superior qualities of plantation Ceylon command extreme prices ; other sorts full rates ; 724. to 73a. ; low middling and middling. We. I. 8 4x. ; line bold, 92.. Native Ceylon quiet ; good ordinary sold at 675. to 68e. TEL.—The market has been excited to-day. owing to the proposed reduction in the duties; prim show an &drum) of fully 2d. per lb. ROY.—Sixty bepheads of Demerara sold at ls. 9d. Bien continua way Arm ; a parcel of Banns mold at 9s. to 9s. lad. Pneemm.-1,500 bags of Singapore sold at 301. Corros.—Then is • steady inquiry, at full previous Jnitx.nbihned, Third EdPhotographic ition. role. Mustrations, ts. nest free for 14 stamps, with SKIN DISEASES and 'DIEM itEMEDIES. By ItoBUT J. Joanstf, H.D. Containing the modern trcattnent (as adopted at the Hospital St. Louis. Parte, for the cure of those numerous diseases so provided , in a high BMW of civilization, too often consequent on an impure atetu of the blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, scorbutic affections, and scrofula: treatment for superficial and deepeested ulcers; tor =of the circulatory system, causing discoloration of the redness, roughness of the skin, didigurtng the face, and giving it an unsightly appearanee, to Ilea of a clear, Liz, and hesithy complexion. "This book is, as he has aimed to make it, 'thoroughly useful and practical."—Medical Times and Cassette, Augurt 6. 1880. To be had direct from the Author, SO, George-street, Hanover square. London. W. -- - The Herald refrains for the moment from close criti cism, but characterises the budget as "a clam budget, narrow and greedy, contemptuous of the industrious classes in town and wintry, but Dot vexatiously complicated, and, perhaps, equal to the expectations of most who bear is mind the facts of Mr. Gladstone's career as a financier. Bo far as it goes, patting the negatives aside, it is good ; but it still leaves the financial legislation of the Whip invidious, partial, and selfish." The Advertiser says :—" Mr. Gladstone, in the perora tion of his speech, made a most eloquent appeal to the house for its approval and suction of his budget. The Te apots, which was made to that appeal must have been opt imally gratifying to him. No is.. great will be the sing ration and gratitude of the nation at tarp. Never, we venture to say, did any Chancellor of the Exchequer unfold a financial scheme amid greater plaudits from the country than will be accorded to the budget which Mr. Gladstone, in strains of unrivalled eloquence), brought before the Howe of Commons last night." THR INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT COMTANY (LIRIMO). BALkiscastin TO 3182 ■AJCH, 1966. To eaplia : 40,000 shares, 410 each C400.000 0 0 Less arrears of ca ll ' 0131,V0 0 0 Amounts due on E . losits, acceptances, de 454,152 31 1 Balance of vont lasi aormat, raper sowed statement dint is in lipid request at the curnecy of the last public sales. Herr.—A pared of sound clean Russian sold at 281.12 a. SALTPETRE continues dull of sale. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAT.) The market is (inlet, at the following prior :—Towit tallow, 40s. ; Petersburg Y.O. on the oak 41s. ; June, 41s. 3d. to 41a. 6d. ; July to September, 41a. 9d. ; October to December, 425. ; December. 425. 6d. Sig Court. OSBORNE, Aram 27. 67,730 7 5 CR. By lease of premix' , OS , Mascoabbot Wad • £7, 000 0 0 :ire and titthiga 869 19 0 Venda ass P re liminary expen Purchase of business, laeloadiaseaciteads, cos erasion', de Sundry debtors 14311,676 1 9 Caution of sad adasamees account of contracts v X 1.440 11 8 814,014 13 1 85,^3016 0 66,436 0 IP L 50,000 0 0 Cub at bankers BUb recnvabie in band 1887.710 7 5 Da. nom AND 1055 aoooolr2 TO SIN KAROL 1846. To current expenses . Including aka charger. neat. directors' remuneration. .... f 7,843 4 1 folorist addend. at the rata of £4 par owl = to num. Slat December. 1BE4 earned to balanosalmot £96,141 7 7 Ca. By gram amount at =t i n L96,171 7 7 ed and &waved, N. W. SPOONER, JOHNSTONE COOPER, WINTLE, and Auditors. EVANS, - - • - U, 18115. Gm KITSON. (flagman. W. 8. HOPLEY, alearecary. • Note—Tbte amount has since been reduced by L 16.400. The Secretary having read the tewrt and the notice coo veiling the meeting. the Chairman intated that the seal of the Coin Pony had Mien Mixed tot he register of transfers. It was proposed by the Chaindau ; secouded by Mr. OLTrY That the report and balance-sheet be reoeivett adopted, and entered upon the minutes of the Company . It was moved by the minutia; seconded by Mr. Moue That a dividend at the rate of 10 per cent. per annum, inclu sive of the interim dividend already paid, be declared and pay able at the National Bank on the Mb prox. It was moved by Mr. TaOIHON : seconded by Mr. CMITIR: That the best thanks of the meetin g be presented to the Chairman for hie conduct in the chair. and to the Directors fa r their effective and successful inanagement of the affairs of th Company. OZOB.OII P. KITSON. Chairmart. &traded from the Minutes. W. B. HOPLZY, Secretary. Aptil 27, 1866. THE LION BREWERY COMPANY • (Limited). Capital £400,000, In 12,000 shares of £l5 each. lAnd 5,000 perpetual 6 per cent. preference shares of £2O each. Fonr thousand of the ordinary shares, and three thousand of the preference shares have been privately subscribed. Deposit on applioatton, on both descriptions of shares, £2 per share, and a Water gement of X. 3 per share on allotment. Henry Trower. Req. (Messrs. newer' and Lawson), 2, Chester place, Ryde-park. HenrysJWns, lan., The Lawn, Whitchurch, Hants Henry labettelsere, lasi., 16, Portland-place. 0. F. Wisittingetell, Esq., The PM, R. Albans. Henry Rowell, Fri.„ The Lion Brewery, Lambeth, Resident Bninne.—The London and County Bank. igetninn—Menre. Nash, Field, and Inton, Suffolk-lune, Cannou-atreet, B.C. *Curren. W. H. Grey, In. (Henn. Grey and ?Admin., Lincoln's-inn- Gelds, public aceountanta.) E. Hart, En. lint Hart Brothers and Co., kloorgate4treet, public accountant.) uuncrue. Mears. Seymour end Throgroorton-street Marra Mamma, HarrMoe, and Co., Threadneedle- street. Bscu r.t ee—Thongs James Thompson, req. oflcat—TM Loa Brewery, Belvedere-road. Lambeth, 8. This Company is formed for the purpose of purchsalog, working, and attending the highly rerminerative brewing business of Messrs. Gating, Jenkins, and Co. A provisional aveement baa been entered into for the purckaae of the valuable long leasehold brewery premises, the freehold and leausehol t. dielle houses, and goodwill of the business ; together with the t, live and dead stock, dec., now used for carrying on the The purchase money of 5.305,041 17s. ed. includes, £199,586 Os. ed., the working capita actually in the business ; the plant, She freehold and leasehold hooves, all stock, book debts, Mc. together with the sum at £43,6711 M. ed., cash and good bills of mchluage hsnd OD the Slat Dewmber lad, to meet liabilithe amounting to gde,o4l 17s. 6d.ortich are assumed by the Company , also the accruing prolate from the Ist January, 1865 (estimated to yield at least £10.099) the goodwill and all Feelingly', ekPeneek excepting those of the verification of titles and actual transfers of the verb:um properties to the Company. The sum of g 440,000, agreed to be paid for the goodwill, repre sents only about two years purchase of the net profits of the business. The profits for the last three years Dave amounted to certified total of £.90,449, inducting interest on capital the n vendors will take the amount of the goodwill in the ordi nary a preference sham of the Company. These shame are Included in the amount of capital already stated as privately subscribed. The occombi foe the said three years have been carefully Tai led and signed by Mr. W. H. Grey, of the firm of Messrs. Grey and Pedestal, of Lincoln's-inn-kids, public socoantants They show a return equalto a dividend 0110 per cent. on C 190,000, or por share of the ordinary capital ot the Compsny. which it Is proposed to call up during the next two years, after allo for 6 per cent. on the five thousand preference shares, which will be called up in fall diving the same period. The amount of capital now employed In the Brewery Is ample for Its present operations ; but one of the principal objects In establishing this Company is to use, as soon as practicable, the great fecilitlee which exist fee extending the business and in creasing the profits by the employment of additional capital out of the above proposed call• Among them facilities; Is the unrivalled local id= of the Brewery, from the large water-aide aroma nedstbri which it peeress. The contemplated extension of the Dulness will involve only • very moderate addition to the present working expenditure. The stock end pleat have been veined by Mr. William Bailey, of Chisweliketreet well-known valuer in the brewing trade), who cerUfies that they are repreeented at the amount o wh ich he are now actually worth to the Company. Arrangements have been made for securing Henry of Mr. Jenkins as Director of the Company. Mr. Henry Howell, who has been for 18 y7ears the monger of the business, will be come the Resident ; and In addition, the concern will be worked by the prompt efficient and experienced staff. The subscribers will have the option of paying up in full the 0000 preference shares and • propoition not exceding one-fourth f the ordinary shares, at dates to be fixed at the Mme of allot ment. The deposit paid =application for shares will be forfeited and the allotment cancelled In ell oases where this further payment on allotment is not drily made in accordance with the toms of the allotment letter. The articles of association and the contract between the vendors and the Company can be Inspected st the Alamof the solicitors of the Company. Prospectuses end kW= of application can be obtained at the Company's offices, Lion Brewery, Bolvedgewnid, Lambeth, ; fad pt &dries Um CCOPI/. 10IN OF APPLICATION TOR Maims. No o be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited). Gentlenten,—Having paid bankers. the sum of E being a deposit of Et per share ea shares in the above Company, hereby request that you will allot me that be rth a;mbe and I agree to accept s , tea shares, or any less numbe at you may allot to me, and to become a member of the Company to respect of the shares allotted to me. I further authorise yes to forward by post, to my address. so below, e the sertincatea for the shares which may be allotted to me. Usual signature Name la fan Beeklemea Profession Date TER INTRRNATIONAL CONTRACT OOMP INTIM, APPLICATIONS TOR T HE PLYMOUTH SHIP BUILD! 'IOOK, sad IRON WORKS COMPANY I L Llcaltee Incorporated ander "The Companies Act, len," whereby the OMAR, of each shareholder la limited to the amount of Ids shares.. Capital, gascooo. in 10,000 shares of fib each. Deposit on appli cation, £1 per share, and £4 on allotment. Future calls net to exceed a per share, at intervals of not less than three months. Discount will be allowed at the In rate ot 6 per cent per annum on calla advance. mincrons. William lairminbe, Esq., J.P. (Messrs. Luscombe, Pons, and Co), Chairman ot the Suiten Harbour Company. and Consul for the. Governments of Prance. Holland, dm., Plymeuth. Sir John Gray. Director of the Land Securities Company. Francis Hicks. Em. (Messrs. Hicks and Co.), Director of the Grist Westeco Dock Company, Plymouth. S. G. Getty, Esq, • James Peaks , Brant* Constructor at her Majesty's Dockyard), lialtsah, Corn John Treeby, BK. Messrs. Treeby Mec k l en b urg , Consul for the Go verniEents of Hay, Belgium, Sardinia, do.. Plymouth. D. J. Hoare, Esq., Director of the International Contract Com pany itimiWq .6 James Borman, . (Messrs Sickle, Borman. and Co., Agents for the Austrian yds' Steam lgavlgatiou Company). The National Bank, Old Broad-street, London, and Dublin. Messrs. Hants and Co., Naval Bank, Plymouth. nOticrrolot H. M. Bowen, Esq.. IS, Clement's-Inn, London, W.C. John Kelly, Esq., Plymouth. sionnati. Mons. J. and A. Scrintgeour and Co., 10. Old Broadetreet, E.C. P. H. Westlake, Fact.. Plymouth. Edward lot, Ifeq., Dame-street, Dublin. 051015E15—Jolin Scott Tucker, lisq., Great George-street, Westminster. Atiorroll-1. W. Spooner, Esq., America-square. lincitgrAgr—WilUarci Cooper, rm. Temporary Offices -86, Cannon-street West, E.C. This Company has been formed ter the purpose of purchming the freehold pert known as Queen Anne's Ship Yard, and the valuable ship pro building business now carried on by private capitalists therein : of carrying on ship building in iron and wood. and of mechanical engineering In all its branched". The .hip-building rd Dosses's. a (rectors to the sea of up wards of 1.240 feet, In which there will be capacity for laying down 20 ships, taking an average of 60 feet In width for each ship. As at present constituted, the establishment comprises a first-class stone-built dry d - ck, 160 feet by 62 feet. In perfect working condition. with steuncentioe, circulars*w gear. smiths' shops, timber sheds, offices and Milldams, with slim. quays, and other necemary appliances, all In good repair. On the premises ewe is a capital lime kiln, four excellent dwelling-bonses, suitable for the manager and employes of the company, six mt. taw for foremen, ; a good supply of fresh water, sad an abundance of lime and building stone. It is proposed to lengthen the present dry dock 50 feet, to con struct two additional dry decks. and one large Coating dock, to be divided by caissons, also additional frontage quays. and to extend the apphances generally with the view to the construc tion ant repair of Iron and wooden ships, the manufacturing of marine ;mid other engines, armour and other plate, angle Iron, and every description of iron work. Poe thenurposes of the Company the position of the premises Is not to be surnamed ; they are in close proximity to Sutton Harbour tanning the sea-board of Catwater anchorage. and ate completely sheltered, first by the Plymouth Breakwater, and next by the peninsula of Mount Batten. In addition to which the ap uns proac.has to the premises are comp l e t e ly commanded by the gof the citadel. The branch station of the South Devon Hallway Company is sitted in the Immediate vicinity, and H.M. Dockyard, vonpor ua t, is within an cosy distance. Thin Company De will offer unusual facilities for case Jog on the proposed Dunham, la consequence of both labour an d the freight of iron, coal. and timber being extremely low. added to which much expense will he saved, as the materials will be delivered on the quays of the Company free of all dues and charges. At present there are no Iron ship building works at Plymooth, and much inconvenience and expense often results to shipowners Inlnconsequence of vessels outward boundhaving to pat back to London for repair' The Directors consider unnecessary to allude to the other advantages possessed by this Company, further than to state that there is a great and growing demand few such works as they proAvooe to cany on. ons of the Company will be conducted by Mr. Joseph Hanks, who will devote his wen-known expellent*e ex clusively to the interests of the Company, aided by gentlemen of acknowledged mechanical skill. As the whole of the valuable property has been ceded to the Directors nom terms which are considered highly a d va ntageous, the prontable result of the undertaking may be deemed as assured. Interest at the rate of Lb per cent. Is guaranteed for three years by the International Contract Company (Limited . In the event at no allotment of shares being made, the deposit will be returned In full. Should a less number of shares be allotted him are applied for, the deposit will be made avail able towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (If any) returned to the applicant. A colt of the memorandum and articles of antoclation can be tnspectid at the once of the solicitors, brokers, and 86, Cannon- Mreet West. Pros:portages and forms of application for shares may be ob tained at the °nom of the International Contract Company, 86, Cannon-street West, and ci f the bankers, broken, and saiiiinkts VOIUI OP YOE 13111316. No. To the Directors of the Plymouth Mdp Building, Dock, and Irea Works Company (limited). Dentlemen,—liaving paid to your bankers (Messrs. the sum of g being • depostt of El per dime on shares to the above Company. I request that you will allot ass that number of shares, and I hereby agree to acoept such shares. deposit tees number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the on allotment, and to sign the articles of association et ihe Company when required, and I Whorls. you to ph= name on the register of members in respect of the shares 111me.i ow, ionllecosa ll seal algastess ' Name la tall Baadairs la tall Di. THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILISE of ENGLAND (Limiteel. At a MEETING of the Shareholders of this Company, held THIS DAY, Thursday, .h/th ApAI. 1566, at I Odor* n.en., Vas RIOS Honourable JAILER STUART WORTLEY, Governor, tu the Chair, It was proposed, seconded, and carried unanimously : That the balanceeheet and the report recommending a divi dend and bonus of twenty shillings per share on the old shame and ten shillings per ohm* on the new shares, equal to forty pee cent. per annum, be and are hereby approved, use and adopted. It was also proposed. seconded, and carried unanimously: That the best thanks of this Meeting are due and are hereby given to the Governor. Deputy-Governors, and Directors, for the we and attention they have given to the intereets of the share holders, and for the extremely satisfactory sesulta which have arisen therefrom It was also proposed, seconded, and carried unaelmoualy : That the cordial thanks of Gib Meeting are due and are herby offered to Albeit-Grant, Eq.. the managing director, for the talent sad waxing energy displayed by him la the adminlistra• don of the affairs of the Company. It was further proposed, seconded, and enwied unanimously : That the thanks of this Meeting be et en to Alfred Lowe, Esq., seer•tary. for his unvarying courtesy and attention, and to him, and the other diens of the Company, for their Industry and seal dung the Peat hulf-Yaer- Sy order of the Court of Directors, J. STUART WORTLEY, Governer. ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. , IT and 18, Comilla, London: 90th And 1,1866. - Copies of the 11.danoe-abeet and iitpari may be had on Ma cedon at the anon. AVANA COMMISSION AGENCY, 2, Canute-road, Docks, SOUTHAMPTON, and 77, RStiIiNT STREET, LONDON. For the apply to the public of guaranteed Havana Begun direct from the Havana manufactories. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. (late J. 11. Wolff and Co. , proprietors. Consign ments of the choL est Havana Seger' received by the Royal Hail Steamer via Southampton. and embracing the selected deactip- ROM of the most celebrated Havana makers, can now be viewed. aad samples selected from the original packages as imported. at the establishments as above. Besides the well known Seem of the Partagas. Floe de Cubs. tipmann, Cabana, Henry Clay, mid other excellent branda, Mamas. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. have the exclu-ive consignment in this country of many rare and choice Segue suitable for the higher class of connoisseurs in • Samples and prospectuses, with list of agents in Liverpool, ford, Leeds, Cheltenham. Laimington, and many other provinclal towns, at WOLFF, PHILLIPS, and Co. a, 77, Regentetreet Lea den : and 2, Canute-road, Docks, Southampton. City agents. Elms and Macey, King Williametreet. SAIJOZ.—LSA and PERBINW I WOHCIETEISHIRE HAUCK MD &Mous condiment, prottounced by oossolaseun " THE ONLY GOOD BAUM' Is prepared solely by LEA and TERRINE. The public are rapectlnW cautioned against worthless hut- Eons, and should see that Lea and Perrin names are =wrapper, label, bottle, and stopper. ABC for LEA and PBERINIY SAUCE Bold wholesale and for export by the Prristmn Worcester, ; dean. CROSSE and BLACKWUL• Mears. .CLAY and BONS. London, &a., and by grocers and oilmen universallr. TONIC BITTER S : WATERS' QIIINWINKA WINK Its most palatable and erhrracisicrolesome bitter in existental ; AN E TON, An unequalled stomachic, and a gentle stimulant. Sold by grocers, Italian warehousemen, wino merchants, con fectkams, and others, at 30a. a dozen. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, wasialta:Mn's-lane, Cannonstrest, London. Agents, E. Lewis and Co., Wornester. COALS. - SUMMER PRICES. -GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Bed screened Mallon coals, old yard seam (se supplied to bar Majedy), Rta. per ton ; Mabee new, its ; Wall and Benet% 18a. For ow& Orders to RITABON COAL MANAGER, CARAT WESTERN RAILWAY, Paddlalltro. GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—No. 106, Strand.— HAMILTON and ILTRITON. Tellers, invite an early fypeet oS of the NEW SPRING GOODS, which are now ready. N.E..—A 10S. STRAND, OPPO stock of Overman always en hand for present oaa. SITE EXETER HALL FOR BOYS.—At H YAM and Co.'s, ed and dr, OXFORD-STREET. The First Establishment in the Kingdom for Juvenile Clothing. The NEW SPRING SUITS and SINGLE GARKENTS in all due and styles, for all men are now on view. FOR BOYS. —At 66 and 67, OXFORD43TREBT. Knickerbocker Suits l6e. to Ms. Westminster end Osborne baits Dion, Harrow, and Rugby Pans 2ls. to 465. Light Overcoats, in Melton and Tweeds l2s. to tie. Jackets, for school, halt-drew. and dress .... Testa, In Cloths, Tweeds, Drills, and Qailtiolls • • Ed. to 7s. 6 . 1 - Trousers, In Tweeds, Buckskins, and Deerskins SEPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENTS. 111'111 and Co., 06 and 67 OXFORD-61BENT. No. 1. Gentlemen s Clothing for immediate wear. 2. Bespoke or Order Department. ..S. Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department. 4. Hats, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department. JOYIIPTURE 8. The PATENT SELF ADJUSTING WOMAN TRUSS, acting effectually with out any complicatiene is recommended by the faculty for the owe and relief of hernia. The neocesary quality of a good truss Yan efficient restating power, without unnearary pressure oa the part affected. which desirable o u := ts alone obtained in a truss unencumbered with dram springs, or pad behind. —J. EGG and Co.. 1, Piccadilly, W. WiIITE and BOUNDTEETH are indirpenastd e t* Personal Attraction. and to health sad longevity by the per mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is of Inestimable value In and beauWYlng the teeth. *smithies( the gums, and la ring • plowing - frapswan tO OS breath. It eratres tartar the teeth, removes mots oe dray, and Polishes and preserves tee enamel, to which Imperil a pearl-like whiteness. Its Invaluable= perigee have obtained the patronage of royalty and the essay of Europe, and It Is universally In WO repute. Price b. N. pee box. Sold at SO. Ratteagarden, and by Chemists sad Perfumers. Aak for .Rowlands• Odonto." - _ RD'S nun) MAGNIELL T WNElneisdiesi prolssoloo for thirty yeses have swyrowid 01 tide pure solution of awed' so the bed mend, for goat sad sir swede disorders of every kind: and as a and aperient it Is saw d. adapted for ladies sad &Wires. Prepared zo = DLondo n MaJOID sad thro Co., Chenlels, New . sad ;told ashoet the world by an respookible eheedets. Caution—nee Sat Diansford sad Co. Is on soak bottle and red label over the cert. - I °MAIM 00PABLINE KKGE, "noonday tried In the Parte sad Lamina Hcapitahl, (alder the oaul at Werra. Wieder. Wooed. Lloyd. Mead, sad twee Clark (" Lust s " Nov. •.1912). non a sus le ea averse. of als days either In Tweet es &rade dleeeesa—es. 6d. per bottleby post is. it. at C. mum, Meek nsakid, Hannan lan aid liretTart II hill. - - The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon with Princees Helena, attended by Lienteanst-Colonel Die Plat Princess Helena rode on horseback in the morning, at tended by lady Churchill. Despatches were received yesterd►y at the Colonial-demi from the Govern«, of Malta and Gibraltar• Despatches were seat to the Governor of Maeda. g COVET MOLIMING.)—fLORD CHAMBERLAIN'S °Frier, Arim.327.—Notice le hereby given, that the court mourning which would have terminated on Thursday, the 4th of May next, will be postponed to Monday. the Bth of May next, her Blejerty having been pleased to monamaud that the court shall be in mourning for ten days from to- MOITOW for his late Imperial Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke Nicholas, eldest son of the Emperor of !WAWA,. The court will change the mourning for his late Imperial Highness on Friday, the sth of May, and go out of mourning on Moody, the Bth of May next.—Suppleateat to the London Gazette. TheiDucheas of Wellington's first ball will take place on Wednesday. May 10. at Apeley House. The Earl Granville entertained a distinguished circle at dinner last evening, at his residence in Brutal street, Berkeley-square. The Earl and Countess of Carnarron arrived in town an Wednesday evening, from Nice. The consitem has quite recovered from her indisposition. The Earl of Dudley had arrived at Dudley House, Farkdar, from Witley Court, Worentershire. The marriage of Mr. Stirling of Keir, M.P., with Lady Anne-Maria, scrod daughter of the late Earl of Leven and Melville, was solemnised on Wahmaisy, at Parke, The marriage of Lady Adelaide Fielding, daughter of the Earl of Denbigh, with Mr. Charles Money, took place yesterday at Westminster Abbey, with full choral orrice. The bride wore a beautiful locket of amethyst pearls and diamonds, given by the Earl of Mansfield. tome of the presents were very beautiful. Amongst them were an emerald and diamond bracelet and§ • turquoise and diamond locket, the gift of the bridegroom ; • oral bracelet, from the Earl of Dacia ; diamond and ruby ear rings, from Mr. and Mr. Newdepte ; a handsome ormolu clock, from the Earl of Roesbery ; • gilt casket, from the Countess of Bribery ; a diamond hoop ring sad gold ring, with ruby and diamonds, from the Earl of Denbigh. Mr. Isted gave a magnificent pearl and diamond bracelet, r well as a gold ring set with emerald and diamond ; • handsome dreringasse, from Lord and Lady Feildiog ; a beautiful enamel and diamond watch, from Colonel and Lady Louisa leading ; a beautiful and emerald and diamond bracelet, from the Dal and Cornalmos Howe, &c, Lord St. Leonardo will call attention to the sub ject of strikes and lockouts on Tuesday next. The select committee of the House of Lord' on the Edmunds OM meet on Tuesday next at 2 o'clock. On Monday next, Mr. Gregory will auk the hon. member for Huntingdonshire, as trustee to the National Gallery, " whether a picture belonging to the nation has been meat to Australia ; whether the person who sent that picture bad • right to do so ; and if not, whir steps the trustees of the National Gallery are about to take." DAY. ) METROPOLITA m N BOARD OP WORE'S. (a The usual meeting of the Metropolitan Board of Works was held this day at the office in Spring-prdens ; Mr. J. Tartan= is the chair. The financial statement was presented which showed the following cosh balances in the hands of the treasurer: — Current acootuots. 284,6141. 16s. ld.; deposit somas* 29T 3001. keel, 981,9141.16.. Id. ; government securitim, 50711. 102. 10a. Tfli OTATI OF TIM RIVIII IMF TM OUTFALL BZIM2I, The RHAIRAIAII said he wished to call the attention of the board to • subject that has been affecting the health of their officers at the cattail works at Crossness, oa the south, and Barking on the North, in consequence of the effluvium from manufactories of glue and other offensive substances. These Smanufactories WWII great nuilanos, and an injury to the health of the officers, sod be had hopes that it would be abated. He had visited the place, however, and found the nuisance almost unbearable, and an far from it having been diminished it had greatly inmeamed. It was of great importance that this should be made known, or the public might entertain the notion that these offensive smells were produced by the sewerage works, and not by these nmanfactorke. That had bean the state of thiep long prior to the sewage being dis charged into the river. and he thought the e • ought to report upon it. The minions bad y increased during the past two montba. He (the chairman) wished to mention that within the last few days • friend of his, • whaniarer ou the Theme, bad aught • very Sae jack in the pool nearly opposite the Custom-hoses — (hem, bear)—which showed the Unproved state of the water in consequence of the main drainers works. Mr.Cairnam. said he could oleo hear his testimony to the feet that fish were again making their appearanee al points higher up the river where foe many yaws they had never been esse. Mr. Is linsrom said he should move that the subject be referred to Mr. Bazalgette, the chief engineer, sad Di. Lethebv, to report upon the best means for the Marne of the Wanes. Kr. Evans seconded the motion, which was pitied hasahnooaly. • PROCLAMATION OF ME. JEFFERSON DAVIS. The following is the text of the proclamation of Jefferson Davis, dated Danville, April 5, and written therefore before the surrender of General Lee : . . . The GeneralioChief found it ossuary to make soh enesesenta of his troops se to rumierer the eapitaL woad be unwise to sewed the moral and material injury to oar ease reuniting from the seepation of ear spitsl by the enemy, it is equally newios and unworthy of us to allow our energies to fatter and our own efforts to become re laxed noder reveres, however stemless they maybe. For many months the largest and finest army of the Con federacy, under the commend of • leader whom seems inspires equal confidence in the troops and the people, has been greatly trammelled by the necesity ef keeping constant watch over the approach to their capital, and bas bee& forced to forego more than one opporenalty for pro mising enterprises. It is for ua, my countrymen, to show by our bearing under reverse how wretched has bees the erif-elesptioa of those who have believed us less able to sedum misfortune with fortitude than to essonater danger with courage. We have now entered on • new phase of the angle. Relieved from the necesity of guard jag particular points our army will be free to reeve from point to point to strike the enemy in detail far from his base. Let us but will it, and we are free. Animated by that confidence, inspiratiou, and fortitude which never yet failed me, I announce to you, fellow-conattraes, that it la my purpose to maintain your cause with my whole Mart and soul ; and I will wet omega to &homage to the enemy one foot of the soil of any cos of the States of the Confederacy; that Virginia—noble State I—whose aneiset renown has been eclipsed by her still more glorious reset history, whose bosom bas been bared to receive the main shock of this war; whose sons and daughkes have exhibited heroism so sublime as to render her illnstriotur in all time to come ; that Virginia with the help of the people and the blessings of Providence, shall be held and defended, and so peace ever made with the infamous invaders of our homes by the sacrifice of soy of her rights of territory. If by the stress of numbers we should ever be compelled to a temporary withdrawal from her limits, or those of any other border state, again and main we will return until the baffled and exhausted enemy shall abandon in despair his .dless and imposible teak of making sues of • people resolved to be free. Let us then not despond, my countrymen, but, rely ing on God, let us meet the foe with fresh defiance and with unconquered and tutoonqueablo Image. JUMBOS DAVIS. WEA.THED EZPORT.-(THIS DAY. huar, Argil. 24 B +EL I T. W. ilt Nara .38.21 N.W. Abonlees 10.1 4' 41 W. Uttar W. 16 N. Ardrommeas 110.10' X Ilrosoestla 30.11 60 B.W. u ear MO 68 &N. HoWDiad N.N.W. 14 1 .W. =arm 10.941761 so se* 1. 110ries1 W1N661 IL locheran t 6.88 f gfil e 8.1. PlynoWD Weymouth-129.9663 C N.N. Partmostk 119.96 DOI E. Lodes 180.02 611 11.1 Dover ..... Temsoll ...30.06 33 — . Z. 80033010040.80.07 133 LSL Webrias Itelkdord 1 LW. iefw. a N.N.W. NICE. ILI. WS. 8.117 w. L L , os .0.101 rO.l &W. ii. 1= I ;b i r.oit 1I! N.R. rIIOIABLII. SATCIDAY. a Yoarma SLIFDAY. N.N.Ii. W.N.W.. Omura N.N.W. to WILW., trash, in photo some fresh, with showers. Northerly to W., sae- Winos. As above. dirge to trek Gow en in a few pima. Lto N. end W., mg- 1100ellnig. W.W.I. to W.S.W., side, Ilsbt to freak fresh to moderate, tbandse, &bowers in pnerally One. mow Orin oi=lywawa% Linota. le nextabove Ina. WastsessareMed. Wa cesdas. essehmemlegiess amend me Dee sr a llissay .46. Zatura=inglimid IliaMEd Eel Needs Ilse. Kazaumal, Mania, urn Thiamin zar Zwazaara. This morning waa breed a table &big the marriages, births, sod deaths registered is Disliked to the diviilom sad to the reeMenitioe multi= in the year 1864. Ti. weber .1 mania* was 180,263; the Dumber of births, 730,763, Ishii 377,603 males mod 362,170 t.maier ; th• "IP bit at detain was 495,520, Wag 253,882 males sad 241,638 imam HIDE MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) LIADEISEALL.—Hides: Prices: Nibs. to 64th.., 2Nd. 3d. ; 64Iba to 721b5., 3d. to nd. ; 72Ibe. to SOlbs., 3d. to $ td. 801bs. to falba, 3141. to 3id. ; 881bs. to 961bs. 39. to 4a. Hone hides, 91. to 10a. Calf skins, light, 2a. to 4s. ; full, 6a. 6d. Nuntosperr.—Sheepakina : Downs, 7s. to 81. ; stmt. lions, la 40:1.; lambs, 2e. 9d. to 4s. BOROUGH HOP MARICHT.—(THIS DAY.) Manes. Pairlsades sad Bain revert Mai daring the put week trade has remand quiet. with wry short sup plies of both English ssd foreign. Priam in an instances firm. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walls End Settee, Us.; Walt End South Hotta._ I 18s. ; Walls Zed East Hartlepool, 17s. 9d. ; Walls Bid Hartlepool, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End BndAylls Hatton, 16s. 9,1. ; Walla Fad Russell Hoidens. 16.. 6d. ; Walla Red Booth Kellee, 16.. 6d. ; Will. Red Hee& Hall, 16s. 6d.; Walla Zed Rollos, 16s. id. ; Walls End Rotten k=ylss. 6d. ; Reddlsa Hartley, 16s. 3d. eels's!. , 16s. 3d. —47 Alps at market, 60 at sea. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (wr Kr.scraw nazazaps.) CROYDON.—(THIS DAY.) STAND PLATE. Dubious Done Brown ... Crucifix ... 1 8 ran. ENTRY FOR SELLING STEEPLECHASE. About two miles and a half. Norman, Strike, Doke of Gresham, Ingmar*, Carasturs, aid Oaatab. All are bare. GREAT SOUTHERN OE INDIA RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) The annual meeting of the shareholders was held at son, at the London Tavern; Mr. Joax (IRANIAN is the char. Thor report, which had been previously ismid, haviog been tam as read, The Outsmart moved the adoption of the report and accounts. He mid the only question of my importsce was whim the sharobolchn were likely, in addrtion to the o 5 per cent. goarsotood by this ladies government, to have th• benefit of any surplus profit There wee, indosdoi small falling off in the traffic Lot the lost holf•year ; bat the latest adobe" showed that two the semasscoment of January this row up to the 11sh of Hatchy then was an Masao" of 22,425 rupees over the traffic of the corrospood hit period of 1864. When the extension to Erode, 82 mike long, which would bring them into concertos wish Madras, bad been opened, which he expected would be in about two yews, there would nsermartly be a considerable jennies la the mosepin A. most B'l4sta/story ammo' had bean ro olive& of tie moduli of all the °mussy's offisses. sod he hoped the time win not far distant when the line would be smug more than 5 par mat. In reply to a question, Mr. NORTON (a director) said it would no doubt be a treat advantage to this 00 , : c ri if the Nage/pat= harbour was improved sad available for its purposes. The "Mono( that would be to brim to that turbans • good pro ; portion of the trade of the Malabar mask which now wont Matram, which was 80 mills further and where there was 10 harbour. 1 The motion won thee agreed to ; the retiring diamotors and auditors were reelected ; and the usual vote of thanks to the chairman and directors cowhide& the bminsin. A correspondent of the New York Tribunes 4 welting from Washington before Mr. Lincoln's death, saye: 2 —"I have jag visited the dying couch of Abraham Lincoln. 2 He is now in the agonise of death, and his physicians say he 2 cannot live more than an hour. He h surrounded by the members of kis cabinet, all of whom an bathed in tears, Senator Sumner is Nested on the right of the couch on which the is lying, the tears dreaming down his cheeks, and sobbing like s child. All around him are his physicians, Surgeon _ General Banns directing affairs. The President is uncon scious, and the only riga of life ke exhibits is by the more :nest of hie right hand, which he raises feebly. Mrs. Lin. cola and her two sons are in an adjoining room, into which Secretary Staten has just gone to inform them that the Preidestb physicians have pronounced his case hopeless. As I pethareegh the merge to the front door I hear shrieks end cries proceeding from the front room in which the grief4bichee wife end children an seated." Orrics or LAND Rigurrer. —lt seems from a parliamentary retain, issued to-day, that from the 15th October, 1862, the day of opening the Moe of Land Re• gistry, , up to the Let March, ' tun made to pediment, • registration of estates wlf was 63. From the Ist April, le* the unto. togther 276. The number The bee of the office are stamps lodged in the office applications have been me aloe to obtain a declares 26 Viet.. o, 67. , lamb, 1854, the date of the last m- eat, the number of applications fog I with or without as indefeasible title, at of March, 1864, u • ,; 04 ; , of mbar of applicat • • • • mbar of land .• I " : t are paid by dawdle office in papa • , c 27,;,, • mad* at the intim of title y am , - ' l 4l .111V'' tal 27, qr z