The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

V" -- ( ...A.A., (--)-" c - . - 4.- ----9, Thi ~.. ~,t,•14 , 1 , ... •• 1 ~• . . } 1 r N's PAPE R '1 --) 7. , "›....--1.. / _, M 1 ~.. ~ .:>. , ..,i5 ; ', ~. • ... ..,1t....: ..';'.•:j 1;:. ; _ ~, ri . . g I S '6'.. 1 LONDON. WEDNESDAY EVENMO, FEBRUARY 8, isets No. 6,774.1 Natigied, Id. Addlibuotil ETWOPENO --_____--_,-------_ DEVITT and MOORE'S AusrßAwß LINE of PAO= lIHIP.—For MAW wee . b e , P en the lath February, la at day Ord Feb 1, rrhtlkt new (diaper ably 11A0111 , A milder , wawa o. C. To o. Commander ; lynag la lie Rag NM.' 'pia 'las fife MOW. built under special mem In 111 a, Asa .....00041860u ter yaw wry, aad ban a Out nailer, an gef i G6 - aaa ogyortnutty to du FR terms of freight eaply to Nowa ell tW, detVILL. d Co., 34. Us . ; Of SO MITT and MOM, 0, Hinfter-me..- . _._.-----------_ j TROPOLLTAN DISTRICT RAILWAYS. *WTIMaII CnNIINCTINO LINP34. Incorporated by 17th and In* Victoria, cap. Pit (Yrom Keustogtou, through Brorapton. INlgnrla , meatasksokr, elm the MMHG Knabstaloneut skirting Um Strand to Cannon dawn. City.( Capital, 461100.000.—First issue, 42.150.00 A. In 13.500 Provisional Scrip Certitleatos to twofer of £lOO each. gg to Da l pad on application, and a further sum of An' on allotment. Interest on all oath mad* during oonattruction at 6 per mut per annnot, at I per lest. U fully paid up. rimits OXFORD.--OR PION AUX ENVIERS 3 t ad z 11.g . t i v e t I LLA: I i tte whic e h m tho re Lysosoogoost wilt mkt.. Kw Unseal, supporroa a bias whole inz o meow of th e istablishment.—Dirertor, Ir. Janet- IVENING. _ _ .TELEGRAPHIC, . INTELLIGENCE. itiliqtZsti MOM •fAiKIS. THE LONDON PAVILION.—The DON.— The wonderful DON PATTOK, the one-legged DBllOO3l, and only firs! to Donato, /WEST WILSEY° ; In conjunction with the admired Vance, Arthur Lloyd, .he Brothers Elite. Operatic selectioca, *ad every deeeriptair of talent. . I issuriz's Tsunamis.) THE ALLEGED CESSION OF MEXICAN PROVINCES TO FRANCE. (mom owl owit PlalB,_ TUESDAY EVEISUIG. PAWS, Fn. _7. The Monifeur of this evening says :—"All re ports which have been circulated in reference to a melon, made to Frazee by Mexico, of Sonora and other provinces, are absolute fabrications." 01 11 'l. vi V m AP nag Mk MY •••••-- r•C.IIIT 8111 P. F "j or A SILLIDi D i tt l ect .to be LINE j 1 d 1 on the 4th Um ch. lest shtpidng day Snit Merck, agrire'ghnowe DritillAndit ship AK DAL AI. register in efts, j . t may. 0....n.:er losing is the London Docks. Thin eyed went is noted to bee reend delivery of eargo, end rapony mottled. is expected to make a quiet ran out. Has pop with *lipid soooeiroodatlon ter shin Fa taw ol Wight or passage apply to DIITITT ud MOIPRE DWlleueireet. VITT an d MOORE'S AUSTRALIA/ 4 LINE a PACKIT ABIP.—Yor HOR T TOWN Direct (win ,ire degateh), the beautiful D OW Opp!. 011A3?AlltE, 4.6 tons, T. S. STOCKMAN Commander wpm pucka TAP Pas Twirl. NM WOK ander 'special siva mos s snowed How espeeted to ke a eery ;me,tad hie .1 ope& aecomar ,lattou lo rd few elder —Far Suns el fre4ht or parry apply to DIVITT :WYK Deliterakeet. DIMMOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LING IX 1412.—F0r LAI:NOSTON Meet (hi. • fog"' au picti)_,h"lbeCl4o°Zowtagigghttz u r ri a lt ... R ad 11 MAZY ha" (vs., • neis.llo9 tom, J OAN ulLOION,02: wimel• _as Lemke Loam. TM. fine ves•FL balk air rmicabollff'W los • tollmwi a elt=lest a:comma rligl.-16r8=4*e ;°lorinllVPlfa 111110w4weit and )(OOPS'S AUSTRALIAN LINK Digertt:AClET SHIP.—For MORITOY BAY Dlieet 2.11 to Its awl, the erell.known ellagerahlp CASOLINIII sa/BEI 11. A I, regleter btla lama J. It WOOLLAN, Can. bieg fa the Unties Dods. Ma regular eakaiej Zai r . bum under medal wren aad newly ooggertd. offer' a d i 7 — g r gas ogrxtuaity So shippers, sad liaa Araarata aocoassioas in ler gra sad spread dam peareacere.—Yar tame ot freight ▪ w age Minn. COMM sad Co.. 4a, Yeacbareil. ▪ er to Div Iry aad 110011 14 . BentOorataree. CRSMONEY WIORAM aad SONS' (of I ldr a ri u t — l o dAg i v u tkrrit e l and PACIETT i Ile lewe tbe Docks es )10,NIAL sags' 1$ Plyasuith). tba Ideddid diror ddP LIN Usk_ ATWOOD. o ne weee; wig la the Tod India Dow. Ir mom wawa tar at alma of poroomion an oosorprood, and o• rro00711"" sormosa—lor RAW or porno Cel lo sod MORGAN (will Mom Moon sad Idatienbell4Weet Partnows by ltda dye** are waveyed tem Menem to Hiroo la 40t alms Or root rim tam sad wooed elm ter 0164 CYO. tuna ILICH BALL PABBENOBB LI of aura PLUMS for AUSTRALIA tram Larnaca direct. m p . . = 6; ... , Corowallis ....I ailsome .. Plower._ grliell • • Pam tree VW 2,100 LOOS 11ubs reb.lo IL Loft lob. Irdla Mord' Z. ladle Mira Itss or "Wait hams, by *dr possioallly mil 1~86 IIIP••• • world-Irsows ropststios. sad tbolo pss. gape ascomatdsaiss earsestiossd by say Meg, a8 0 .1...40. m s n jon freight or to Aostralls apply to JAW WIGS sod Co.. Ltv ; W Agents for Um IA ILe . end T. IL KAMA sad MO. ladse dli we" Le. mit nem uvurocn. OR QOUNITOMM TO NSW VONA. riILIP/WOOL, NEW YORK, and rinuourau ITZILM4PLIP 0011TANY Intend der IMMO. emir leildpeweroi Clyde-WM heft i•MIRI teattoillOpt, emir" tbe Uellel Motes LITIRP:b a rA NSW TO LDINBVILOH, Wedneettm or Feb RL. U. CITY OF IIItILLICC &Sudsy, Yob. IS. CITY 00 BALTIMORE. MettneedAY. Feb. e. And W abaft sod every eiternom natarost. Cable pews by the null steamers sorry w a It tad 11 edam. wombat' to the eocommotbeiten. "}" Ce di do ieye by tbelelerdays Mesmer% 1.1 Omaa torward pump, %dna( eB provtdone 000luoL Pmeenters for Onede. the lIIIMA OM% sod Well Colombek booklet through in very edmereutel knot---For turas, perileslare sopa: to MILIAN INMAN M. Waterotroet. Liverpool to VlO ind RAUL U. di irmiam-farest cstx lOW NY ir a Ala 11 v. cois lat awn Buff sto. gods a• * CMARD LINE,—BRITISH and NORTH A.K.FRICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAM-RIPS, appointed by re Adpuab to ~p between LIVERPOOL and N YORK. NM We nn IIYPITOOL sad DORTON, th• Boston ships congas at Ilatitas le had and receive passengers and malls. Th. (*l bw* us War monk ars appointed to sail tram Liverpool, oMas at Cork to meths tb. malls CHINA, for NEW YORE, Satwrday, Feb. 11. • Taking yastsgars and goods for Susan and Havannah, to M kiaderred at New York 'subject to tbe permission of tha I Mad Mates antbortOst an board the R. MS 8. Corsica. CANADA. See 'WON, Saturday, lid. N. CUBA. fee NEW YORK, naturday, Tab. U. POMO mosey, including steward's tea and provisions, but Mikan Maim or guars :—To Halifax and Boston, cigar cabin, . second cabin, EFL To New York, chief cabin, 426: used cabin, £lB. Trelght to Bantu Boston, and New York, ES =lal pr cent prfrasse.—Apply to J. B. roord. St. Old Landon ; J. IL Cunt', Bans, and 12, Moos de la Bar" het; Q. sad J. Bank Kanhaitanotrect, Wangs. ; D. al C. Miniver, Quanagown ce awl C. Motives., Water link lAmspeoL PemprU me now absolutely necessary for all travellers. m eet emigrants, proceeding to the Vatted States. .1116 burl 11 7 WI fa le sal war 800 mai in dr 261 llik sr, el ;lit I* si RP '▪ 10 TEE REGISTERED LAND COMPANY !Limited). Capital, 11,000,000. Tint liens &WA°, In MOW shares of ASO oath. Deposit Ll per share, and LI 10s. on allotinant. DtliiefOnd Jain /Abuser,Yaq , Hyde-park-place, Cumberiandsate. &James Carmisbael. Bart., duaws-plaee, Recant's-part Merl Pavia Davies, Los., Ridgeway, Pembrokeshire. Thews Lyn Foam, req., New-square, Lincoln's-inn. end &sham Berta L lisnood Harwood. yaq , 29, Cleveland•square. Hyde-park. Weed William Lyilard, Beutinek-strtot, Manchesteroquare. Bossy Moor, Rm., M.P., Brighton. Bk WM= Russell, Bart, M.P., Charlton-park, Gloucestershire. linaville Granville Wells, km , Upper Hyde-park-gardens Eardley Wilmot, Bart, Queen's-gate. Hyde-park. (With power to add to their number.) Bsewma—Unioa Bank or London. !toucans—Mean. Davies, Son. Campbell. and Beeves. noun—Mews. LoTodea,Smrry, and Woolley, Royal Ltehangsba Olices-27, Cannon-ttreet " Zdon, LC. dieIUTAIT (pro tem. ;—Hein C. Derlingtoo, Leq. PII46PBCTUS. The Company has been establiaked fee the puree of fata le* the registration of titles to landed estates, under the pro vider el the "Land Itegistratiou Act ;" sm.( also for Use per ches el freehold land the titles to which have been already dike Act Segidereg, or are capable of being brought within the operatic* 11. T. !i• Nti. K lel i. I 111 0 11 13 ig 10 It B.IS II IS Le 1 0 a 40 400 0 that iambs* sa aah!, pi aim loath 4, am the IrOS rue et t" BydeoN o potesd. 11 ' a. the° hurrb. bur S C l crams 1 Sae e. MI 6 a TIP ° I at. W Pc." l mos 4-0"" at. I- N. 0 04 bakow . I lA. ... Kea. d 1441 !Tiime In full Itotesalon or deariptia• Date Rerndence In tall Sintinturo 11161. l Aleaironts have within the lest few years been derived from indiebus percher, of landed masts' and blocks of freehold • (the eurty in tba vichsity of the m T'he s etropolis, and their re-sale la MIS for building and other purposes. ucoeu of these nn- 1 d atakiolei is, In a great measure, attributable to the extraordi nary rise in the value of land In the =berth of large towns, and , Os constantly increaring demand for sites of villa residences— • dessui winch moat keep pace with the growth of the national , plesperity and population. Ms duel obstacle hitherto to these most legitimate enter- Pith kas been found in the difficulties, delays, and expense ' a ldent upon the transfer of land, and all subsequent dealings .lta „ k: while cumbrous titles, end the continual necessity of 'Mr" riNfzugastion, all tend to depreciate the value of landed mosity. to neeedy this aril the "fond Registration Ant" was passed, "WAY the bander of real estate is simplified, and a may of Pediment deeds is condensed into a clear, simple, and yarns thatery title. But, notwithstanding the manifest advantages conferred by this measure, the public have hitherto availed themaelvet of it only to • limited extern, partly from ignorance Of the mode of proeedure to be adopted, partly from difficulties heYond the control of individuals, arising from the nature of the theumbruces and extent of the charges already existing on the %Pedal object of this Company la to assist owsere of pro arty vLo. from want of fends or other causes, have hitherto ..** unable to avail themselves of the advantages offered by the opt. The Company will undertake the examination and rests truth of titles to landed estates ; it will provide the funds for al * o tv ,-111 .r7 preliminary expenditure Pechares the various inctimbrances, where the vane of the estate bears a just pro- Portion to the amount charged upon it ; and wilt also facilitate • tat armaments of persons desirous of lending or borrowing i °eluded security. Whilst, from the nature of these operations • *Utile Knells& held by the Company, It will be protected With an risk of Loth considerable profits must be derived, and "am of land will find their advantage in the Increased value Of their property. The Company will purchase registered and ether tended mates ma re -sell them in lots or otherwise, where the ad. 'misfits of a simple and parliamentary title enable them to sleetn t ehe dietributlon and re-sale without delay and without The ldrectors have received from various quarters offers of "'mate_ and profitable business, and the aegotiations already wowed Into with influential parties will insure for the Company neetetive and widely-extended business. ll'ullPtatesse and forms of applications for abates may be 7.m04.... of the bankers, brokers, solicitors. and at the Paces C m 3 PanY, where the articles of association may be seen. the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be Mesnad in tall. Should a lees number of shares be allotted fflanY applied for, the deposit will be retained towards the re p east. peat a on samisen', and the balance (It any) returned to the aP L o _ the . Pont or APYUCVMOII MR SHARI& Registered Land Company (Limited). .17_en.—liering paid g to your bankers, as depceit ler Mere on shame, I request that you will allot to Me sham, In the Registered Land Company (Limited). or !RYAS number. which I hereby agree to accept and to paY the r_TW sum of £1 lOs per share on the somber allotted to me, :n. an ratan calls in reaped of the shares so allotted when due r, ?.! , 1 further authorise and empower you le Insert my name in ""' r tghter of members of the Uompadiy be the number of alaraa allotted to me nt .... , The Karl ol DRioN, Chairman. ALI/LANDER ccurNes SHIRRINT, Key., DeputpChairman. The Ripht Hon. told Naas, M.P. Harris Farquhar, Req. (Meow He rise, Yarqmhar. and Co The Hon. Predertek Wins M.P. W. A. Window*, Req., Chlirman or the Matrepeiltan Railway. William Amain, Req., Dime*, of the, Metropolitan Railway. Thomas Dakin, Yen.. Alderman and Sheriff, DifeCtOr of the Metropolitan Railway. Charles Odpin, Req., M.P., Director of the Metropolitan Railway. Cokost the lion. W. P. Talbot. George Worms, Eaq. Makor the Hon. S. tiereker. Sir Henry Drummed Wolff, 11.4. SICRITARY:-R. *AO, Req. OtOßtl/. John Yowler, ieq., EngineerTn•Chlot.—T. MorrJohnaon. &MICROS!. Messrs. Mutat. Raw Nlrio;:;uid Co.--lissen. Itunbeils. va.wHis. Hum Arthur gent, lon.—Bobart Ritchie, lag. Winn& _ . Mersa O. MiGT — CM* and Co. Mears. Ital.'s% Lubbock. gad Co. Gears. Hareem Parquham sod Co. IMOCIEL Man. P. Llmegona gad Ga. U Thremelasedir street, Ma. Mom George soymour mad Co.. Se, TklMPUartorfrotroolo LC Temporary Olgose—al. Ilueadolodle mreet. This line completes the inner Metropolitan Railway eysten, as sanctioned by parlimmeat after a lengthened IpgiQy nit Wore the feint seammittes, and mtliewards Wont anarste ownemitises of both homes. The egising Metropolitan Railway from reddlogton to Par vingdonstreet has been apes tee yam, and although It la still Incomplete and the traffic imperfectly developed, pays seven per cent. diridend, and Its shares gm at a premiums of £3O per LIM. The New Metmpolites Railway, fee which the present sub scription is invited, wane from a Junction with the silting Menspeitaa and West London Loss at Kenaington, soh pro esede thrombin, heart of Brom pton and Pimlico by the Victoria Station and the Rouses of Parliament, along the new Thames Inbar:Masa& parallel to the strand and Fleet-street, to a station to Cannon-dm& bear the Bask of Inland. The elation. at pressed eontemplated are the following : 1. At the extreme western point, Richman:Woad (West Landon hatendon). limategton. & °Moonier-mad (South Kenaltigton;. 4. Cromwell-roed :Brompton:. g. likethes= t Valeria T. Wealminstembridge (Routes et Parlament). IL Charin-mesa • Norfaiketrest (litresel). la. Bridge-Wrest (Blacktriars). 11. remain:met (near the flank of England). Illinstely, the Ins will be cesaisued to a Ameba with the =Man Intway Tele (Tower-611lb with inter statism at Wag Wor•st and Yank lane: thus completing, with the Wagon Jeanie% at Remington the railway known as the "Inner Chen" The tragic on this line, as is clearly proved by the working of the existing Metropolitan Railway. will be limited only by the pusher of trains which ft Is pomibb to run. If the present Metropolitan Linn winning along the New-reed. with Inns every Ins and tea inmate, merles tragic mosgkito pa i i t t e rr oath, 1$ is oddest that a murk larger Vatic mat he with three times the number of taloa, which may be easily run, and will be required on the line now proposed parallel to the Strand and Flasistrect, when the decider system ii completed. The only cements Is whether, with a larger traffic, the coat of construction will not be also arge/peaheaced. Upon this point, however, the Directors are able to give the most satisfactory assurances- A gnermales contract with the firms of Peto and P.etts, K elk, and Waring Brothers, secures the construction of the works for • end sum which includes inter ru c tion per cent pee annum on all capttal paid op during const. and on stream paid up In advisee at appre mat Lord itanley's award detetmines the amount to be paid to the Metropolitan Beard for permission to carry the railway along the sew Thames Imbeadonest, from Westminster - bridge to Bleckeriare, which would otherwise ham men the most mealy pert of the undertaking, and proviaional agreements ban been indwell Into with many of the priories% owners of land and house properly fee the remainder of the line, which enable the Directors to define its cost within unusually narrow limns. The Dinner& thardare, feel confident that the New Metro politan Railway, of six miles, tom Kensington to Cannonstreet, Eli sot cost more per mile, including interest during construc tion. than the exisy Metropolitan Railway from Paddington to Finsbury-circus. The questions for an tonna are thus narrowed to these : 1. Whether he is satisfied that the traffic on the Ilse of the eirmsd sad Fiessistrest will at least equal that on the line of the Nevem& 2. If so, whether it is worth his while to lame at 6 per cent for 21 years ;the probable period of coastractlenl, In order to have, at the end of that time, shares in an undertaking at leer se good as the existing Metropolitan Railway, whom stock in now worth CA. and probably by that time will be worth rife, ank or even £lOO premium. It Is Intended to proceed rigorously with the immediate con struction ,4 the portion of the line between Westminster Sta tion and Cannon-street, so that It may be opened to the public contemporaneously with the Thames Illmtentrment. It must further be remembered that this line will practreally enJoy the advantage, which is possessed bylaw others, of bang protected manse soy competition. Ito line could divert tragic been it which did not run closely parallel ; and such a line la rendered out of the question, alike by the interference with property which it would involve, and by the expressed viewed Parliament tudieturbed by oompetttion, the think et a kadtegg metro politan line most always be a rapidly growing quantity. se is 'anciently proved by the fact that the trans of the existing Metropolitan Railway has increased in the last six months by 8.1500 per week or V per cent.. and is still steadily increasing. To meet the convenience of subscribers who have expressed a desire to pay up in hilt It has been decided to allow any one who wishes it, until further notice, to do so, repairing interest at the rate of six per cmt. per annum, payable haltyeariy, until the Ites is opened for tragic. On resristration of the scrip, of which due notice will be gi, the certificates for 4.100 will be divided into five shares of £lO each. Proapectoses and forms of application may be obtained of Messrs. Causove and Co., and Means. George Seymour and Co., the brokers of the Company the Temporary Offices of the Company, 11, Threadneedle-street. The deposit of al per cent. on the amount applied for moat be paid to the Company's bankers on applicat. which will be returned if no allo tm ent be made. Temporary Offices, 41, Threadasedledreet PORI( Of AffLICAIIOI FOR WARW. To the Directors of th 41 e MetropoUten dl District Railway Company, , Threadneee-street Dentlemen,—Baring paid to the Bankers of the Company the sum of to your credit, I request you to allot me Scrip Certi fi cates of £lOO each In the Metropolitan District Railway Olumpany, and I agree to accept such Scrip. or any lam amount that al he lotted to or, gad to pay the fur ther gum of g 7 per due upon inch allotment Rase luta Address Profossion or Trade Date Perron desirous et sabecribing for pild-up scrip sboald state It In their application. I NCRIASE Olt CAPITAL THE TELEGRAPHIC NEWS ASSOCIATION (Limited). Incorporated, with limited Labili SSL ty, under the Companies Act, Capital LlOO,OOO, In 10,000 shares of £lO each, of which one half is already subscribed. Cl to be paid on application, and no call beyond an additional di, If required, without a limiting of shareholders. John W. Larking, Esq., Lee, Kent, Chairman of the Egyptian Trading COlaplrP. Sir Charier Etch, Bart, lt, Nottingham place, Director of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway. Coked W. IL C. WelWey Hampton-wick. J. G. Tan:nacho flinclair, Beg., The Mount, Norwood. Robert Bell, Esq., Y.K.S 14. York street. Portrassaquars. John GOO. Wits, Req., King's Bench-walk, Temple. (With power to add to their number.) DA3KM—)lean. 017 n. YlLs, and Co., Lombard-aired. Bannia—llenrs. 'mime*, Son, and Pearce. Soweireili—items. Bevan and Whiting. lINCIIPTIAT (pro tern.)—B.. H. Patterson, Bal. Mews (temporary)-0, Old Jewry, E.C. The Directors have determined, in coialrilienCe of the support which the Association ha received from the press and the pub lic, to increase the capital of the Company, In order to Insure the requisite efliclency of their operations. The Directors would refer to the American telegrams of the Asmoclatioo, which have appeared daring the Dal three months, as evidence of the accuracy, Impartiality, and fullness of the in telligence which they are in a position to furnish. Applications for the remaining shares to be made in the follow ing form to the Bankers, Brokers, Solicitors, or Secretary of the TORN OP ATILICATION TOR MAKIN. To the Medan of the TslonraPhk No" Amociati° l (Lingtmd) * Gentlemen. —Having paid to Moan. Glyn, Mills, and Co. the sum of C being • deposit of per share on shares in the above Company. I hereby request that you will stint tee Una number. and I agree to accept such shares, or any less umber allot to me, end I authorise you to insert my wee oth e register of members tor the number of shares allotted to NA Usual signature Name In full Issidence Profession THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPA. aDulted), 6 sad 7 Moholss4sas, Lambs:446ml strteciuksD CAATAL. X 40•1000 CALM) UP itoo.ooo REOZILVI FUND 41110,060 Pastore RAM OP 111 M air On deports marshes se 7 dare a 4assa n rias. n " per art et 6 Spaisl rata f it mast drposltartse bag peat& vras INVIGORATPTZ MERVIN' 11813ENCIC A. The most solesildeolly prepared sad most powerful Dual- Um weed ever totrodneed; restores to tear MS S 1 coalition sll the seastlons, on the latsmily d WWI& pried Malta dr pads It LserscalslerbWttpdetYYdr.aod frau lb NW tsgreilmite Frew plomplaite et ads. prow thwdrW le w nerrona sad drsiaddif. Moe Su per or kw emsllliss In one for 225. Bole sats, them lemofmak perten a id Leed Os., om no, Oriordotreet, W,C., d Fencharce iIiaIIIDGED PLUSPECTUS.) FOE ALLOTMENT AMONG SHAREMULDERI3 ONLY GY THE CREDIT IiONCIER AND MOBILISE OF ENGLA ND !Lanuted). TES CREDIT YONCIZE AND MOBILIZE Or ENGLAND (tJaslied ; AVE PREPARED TO RECEIVE dllBSCEIPTIO)111 POE THE CAPITAL Off THE GENERAL IRRIGATION and WATER SUPPLY COMPANY el FRANCE (Limited). Incorporated under the Limited Liabilities Act of MEL A concession dated 20th May, lent, granted by has majqty the tremor of the French, roofers the elehisive pill ege fair Miran of the supply of water from the River Verdes/ to Alts (Provence) with a cash subvention of four million Dance (4100.000). Capital 4400.000. in 40,000 shares of 400 each. Present Issue, 20,000 shares. Deposit al on applhatlon, and 24 on allotment. Beyond which It 1s not coutemphited calling up more then .46 pee !heti, rIL : per share to d: nwntlu twe l ve mout h, date of allotment. g 2 10e. „ Provision has been mutate the estimates for the payment of In. tenet on the pald.sp capital at the rate of tl per cent. per annum, payable ou let January and lit July during the three years of con etruettou (pending the capltslleutlos of the revenue hythe Credit Yonder at ?ran*, and by arrangement ouch interest la guano teed by the Credit Fowler and blobiller of England t lirolte.l), and will De paid at their Offices, 17 and It, Curnidll. The first payment of Interest .111 be mode let July, 1883. DIRIOCTVIM Richard Stuart Lane, Ray Mertes i Newoou, Req. Directors of the Credit Fowler and Hoary Pownall, liey. Xobiller of Ragland t Limited). IldwardWarcer.Paq.,t4.P. I. W. Edwards, F.sq., Director of the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway. J. G. Telletosebe SluoWr, key., London. Ilona. Dmasard, late Councillor of Stato, and late Prefect of the Rains tat hears, Paris. You. Begler. Director of the Comptolr d'Amiculture of Prance, Perla Masa. P. Marshall. Path. e" -- BLPIK.IB.—The Agra and Maaterman's Hank 'Limited). Somerroar. —Messrs. Nowhon, grans, and Co., N icholao lane, LC. lIROKUIII. Moors. Laurence, lion, and Pearce, 8, Angel-court, Tbrogmar dried, S.C. Masora Robins, Barber and Colley, 29, Threadneedle street, KO. *Magnin (pro tem.)—Alfred Lowe, Fre. Offlose-17 and 18, Cornhill, Loadoo 76, Rae de la Victolre, Parts. This Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and out the valuable COIK44IIiOII of the Verdon Irrigation c Vra r le i nuPPll, es well as other concemicess, ler which nevem- Mona are in protrels This co as bons granted by the Emperor of the fronch, and has for Its object the supplying water from the river Verdon to Ate (Provence, In the 'oath of Prance. The wane will be used Pa irrigating the lands on its route, and also for supplying the towns with pure water, which is greatly needed, upon the same principle as our English water com panies, the shares of which, se la well known, stand at very large qems, having increased enormously In value, besides pay itraordinary dividends. conceesioa has been granted for Arran sod amen other privileges it may be mentioned that the sumo' four 'Wi lton' of francs (e 160,000 cash subvention, or money gift, bits been made by the Trench Government, the Department of the honchos du-Ithene, and the teen of Aix to the hoiden al the concession. The beneficial results in southern countries of irrlgettoo are wall known. in warm climates, where agriculture it Motet impossible without water, land, otherwise of small and nandael value, la known to produce, when supplied and Irrigated, four noesestes crops every year: hence the great rise In the value of such land to five or an times de original value, thus stearin@ a large revenue to the Company from subscribers coming forward with aridity to delta their share of the supply of the water. This revenue will be increased by the use of the wane ler household sud sanitary purposes, and by its employment as hydraulic power, for which there is a groat demand. The coneemion being for fie years, ens this Company fee all practical purposes of revenue • complete monopoly of the supply , the value of which may well be estimated by the for tunate shareholders to the eliding English water cornfields , - The whole of the works an cootracted for by eminent am tracton for a flied sum : they have been engaged upon them duce June lad. and are bound to complete them by December, IMO, leas than then years. 'The estimates of profit are fully set out in the detailed peer peens.) The interest warrants on the amount paid up at 9 peacoat. per annum, under the before-mentioned guarantee of the Credit Fonder and ellobiller of England (Limited). for three years daring construction Vending the capitalizatlonliedll be sent out on Ist January and Ist July in each year, and be payable et their offices, 17 and 18, Conhill the tint payment will take place lit July, 1865. With a view to meet the convenience of many who prefer to pay up the whole gle per slur. us allotment, and thus avail them selves of the special arrangement made, by which they will receive interest at 8 per cent. per annum on the amount paid up under the guarantee of the Credit Wonder and Mobilise of England, as above-mentioned, a special form id application le enclosed herewith. 6000 shares hare been already subscribed for, and apple plated to french and other &peer-mita, and the demean thereon paid at the bankers. The allotment of the remaining 12,000 shares will be made exclusively amongst the !shareholders of the endit Yonder and Mobilise of England (Limited!, upon the following basis : Applicants for shares with ele paid up will receive allotments. not exceeding 6,000 shares in all, strictly pro seta upon the total Dumber of each shares &polled for. The remainder of the shares will be allotted to the applicants for shares with L 5 paid up, also strictly pro rata open the total number of such shares spelled for. The total number of shares applied for will be made known with the letter of allotment. All applications must be received by 4 o'clock on Friday, the 10th inst., for London applications . sad Saturday, the 11th that. at 2 o'cloek, for country applicatioue The Imperial decree of the concession, plans, and Articles of Amodatlonom siso the revert. of Mondeur Arles Dittoed, of Lyons., can be Inspected at the oftleee of the solicitors. Applications for shares are to be made in the annexed form, end left with the bankers of the Company, upon payment of the deposit of SI per share . if the pro rata number of shares allotted be lees than the number applied for, the deposit paid will, so far se ueceasary, be credited towards the payment due on allotment. Prospectuses and forms of application eon be obtained at the Codices el the Credit Yonder and Mobilise of France and England (Limited), 17 and le, also of the bankers, broken, solicitors, and of the Secretary of the Company. February 7, 1864. Shareholder In the Credit Fonder and Mob!ller of England (Limited, Pro rata allotment In proportion to number of shares applied for. PAM DV APPLICATIU3 Poe XS PAID SHARKS. To be retained by the Bankers. No. To the Directors of the General irrigation and Water Supply Company of Trance (Limited). ONNTLlllll2l.—Baring paid to your bankers, the Agra and Maatennan's Bank (limited,. the rum of E tieing a deposit of £1 per share on shares In the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to such shares or any less number you may allot to me, i s :S °6 X terms of the prospectus, and I agree to pay the suss of £4 pu share on allotment, and to sign the Articles of Association of the , Company when required, and authorise you to Insert my name ' on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual avatars Name In full Pull address Profession Date Or, U £lO paid up shares ere required, on the followlaa a ora Shareholder the Credit Yonder and liobtlier of Molted). Pro rota allotment in proportion to number of shares applied for. 110111 or APPLICATIOII — POR £lO PAID SHARI& To be retaloed by the Beakers. No. To the Directors of the General Irrigation and Water Supply Company of France (Limited). Oglingente.—Having paid to your bankers, the Agra and Bank (Limited), the sum of A being a de osit or Cl per share on shares to the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot te me on the termed the prospectus, and I agree to pay the corn of L 9 per share on allotment, and to sign the Articles of Aseectation of the Company when required, and I authorise you to Ineert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. NUsuame al s ii full gnature n Fun address Profession Date "n Y and 8 0 N (Limited). Arrucerimm for SHARGI CANNOT be iNCEIVED AFT= TO-YORROW, the oth tut Treepeotaste eon be obtained et the °aloes of the Company. Ost«siesipt._ . Lioodn's- Ina4kolds : at the *elicitors to the Company, Mums. lute, Ken dall, and Leta, 10, Llooolo's4na : or at the broker's. N. Neale weed. Nag.. loaadeeecoart Lothbory, London. THE PHOSPHORISED NERVINE TONIC. Td new chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Quinine, Iron, ttc., containing all the esseatisl constituents of the blood. brain, and nerve substance. Great philosophical and chemical research has led to the discovery of this invaluable remedy In its present perfect state, agreeable to the palate and innocent in Its action—still preserving Its wonderful properties. affording Immediate relief, and permanently curing all who suffer from wasting and withering of the nervous and muscular tissues, total and partial prostration, and every other exhaustive derangement of the system. It regenerates all the Important elements of the human frame. •As phosphorus in a state of nature Illumines the darlmess, so the exhausted frame revives when Impregnated with its electrical properties." Prices lla per bottle, or four 1 la bottles same.cases contain ing three Mc betties, tra, which 4l 125., packed securely, and sent to all parts of world. nts .—Newberry, 0, Bt. Peas the Churchyard ; San London ger, 150, Oxfo age rd-street : Hooper. 4A. Klag Willisal-sireet, London bridge ; flout, 236. Strand. 1-.AItBERT'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM , JLA an effectual remedy, without emedising the bowels or 'lkeda( the head, truly efficacious and pleasant, la admi to be the best medicine for immediately relieving coughs, , colds coaffrised came of asthma, and incipient oonsumpUon. It fre quently cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incura, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent coughi ble In approiching consumption effecti are truly benedetsL Femme deprived of sleep, or even lying down for tear of suffoca tion, sna depend on relief In a few minutes atter taking It.— only and sold by W. LAMBIRT, chemist, 8, Xing WU ilantetreet, London, and by all druggists, In b Ibid., and three quantities to one, 99. 9d. Be particular and a a for Lamberff a Asthmatic Balsam. The name and address we engraved on the stamp. ITEATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily recommended by the faeulty—teettmodals trees the MOw eminent of whom may be le meated—as the most , and convenient remedy for Megb end all igr =am mi t r d7 sangs, Chest, and Threat Sold In hens& le. IS.: be. dd., M. , and melt. T. !SATING, oaseese, re, at. Peas Chirchiercl, London. dead mall brio DmiereiN arIADTION.--000K1313 celebrated READING eAner. for Ytah, Game. Meeks. &AP% °Mies. Rog and Cold Neste and unrivalled for general nee, Is mold by all re. meetable dealers le sancta It la riansfaetared .eouten of the Bole Yroyrietor, =LIM= COCKS, 41. street. Reading, the Original Mao@ Wateboass. An oaten an Spurious Imitation& FILMER and SON'S lIPTIOLFITICRY and CABINET EURNITUSIS SHOW WOMB, SI, St, and 34, iternemetreet, W. Attention Is reyeasted to these roedoue show rooms, which are among the lemma in Leaden, ooataWag a great variety of every description of furniture, of the best quelity, and moderate price. BARLOS PATENT CASK STAND, a new W toren/son, so admirably =rod that a full b:h a iz roll as smaller casks, may be er tilted on IS !obey or trouble. Its action Is so Impalpable that the aodianeat of the ams limpid fluid by no pantiblllty can be tllstartoL Fria es.. 12a, 14a., to suit 44, 9, and 1.9 gales maks. BAHLOiY'SSIBLF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. No sestisse rnalresi. 110 sows tat boo sr sac wins., Prim fa Bd. ; OVA SISCIMPIM4III. 116.•,911, direct to JI,IIW W . 1"l a r seare spurious thertatiooss. Ilagravissr gertrissossamssallia. FOX SMITH'S PURE COLZA OIL. FOX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS. Fox SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, to I.4 att l itr2l,l4tlr, ;la" nANDLBS.-PRIZE MED•Ia PAJIATIINL—Adepted by Mir Maisety's ecresessieed ter the military Matinee. J. C. mad J. MELD,' the Irleteal mantireottirers and leaders of the 11181 Prise Medal, caution tbs public against sup spurious Imitations. Th eir MINA is on all packets sod bores. Srla by all dealers Inroasheat the Iftddies. Whaler Need tor expereedies at the Works, CPT= MARSH, LAMBETH. LONDON. &. where she nay be oirialand thels esktasibed Untied Barrios leap Tablas. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRif for GlNTlefliltlf, woad er, Oxfords Irma. W. All $s West production In OGATINIA VZSTINOB, aad TROUSKRINGS, or Geatieniana Algoma sad Mater Attire. The now statism for Troussn and Vasia, .tIM ors &WIWI to greet vartoty, are specially reooeuseaded. Overcoats. togas.; Wham Capes, 21,0, to Ws. , Jackets, Ca. to 42&.: Drew Coals, Ste area ; hook Coats, Ste to We : Drew view, ea ea. Is eta. WU. ilds. le 10a. Bata aad Cam with Boalsrh the. braes. &c., in (ma variety. RIMXIIIIB NEW PERFUMED VALEN KZ& —The Valenttne of the laregasee at Tiewere; tls Seclefekothee ; the PhotographleValentlae; the Maur Vast them; Velentioe's Gloves. All It. : either sort Nat= for 14 stampe.-03. Strand 128, RefCent - strert :.ad t 4, o Leadefx ALiq PARENTS sail GIJARDIANS.—The return of youth to their respective boarding-schools indnose a de for their persona comfort and atkinetim. wed ROW LAN ' MACASB OIL, for sooderatteig the growth end im and beautifying the heir, Rowlands,/ ICalydor, for in pr= t e skin and cempterlon, and oetenewas a and Rowlands' Odonto. or Pearl Deo ler yen. dewing the teeth beautifully white and weary_ log esoddered indispensebte neeempanlinentd—asse by A. LARD and SON& 20. klattonoardes. and by chandsla and per fumed Ask for Rowlands' articles. ASTHMA, COUGHS, Ac.—Dr. LOCOCH'S PULILONIC WAFERS ere blatant relief, end niOd are it asthma, animation, orneles, aad all disorders ot the and loop. They ban • plasaaat taste. Prig la. let. ia id., and Ils. per bar Bold by all enediolui modem L AITUR—The LETTUCE contains an active the I the Wades, which pommies all the rope= without tat &meas.—Kr. O. Jol:llAll s , ° l a f= itseplat. 40, prepares a amp and a fate of Lase Cos Were). recorameuded by the It @dial Profusion for colds. asthma, filitAl. rod all chest affections. Syrup, to ad.; Pate, Is. IN. and ts. ad. Pate. by post. la. edd. and is. Id. Now reedy, price One Shilling,a Iles Edifice of NICOLE'S LIBRARY CATALOGUE. Alm meth fled poetess free: 1. A REPISRD LIST of the PRINCIPAL BOOKS LATELY ADDED to the OOLLICTION. AILIST,of SURPLUS COPIES of RECENT WORKS WITH DRAWN to SALK Mettles ,elect Ilbrery (Limited), New Oxfordefreet, London. TEE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forms and Account Books required under the above Act, aloe all other kinds of gement Books, with every ntationery re quisite for Public (bawd" the Countinghouse. Ac., wy plied on on the beet terms. Printing of every description. Certificates Maimed and Mated . Official Reels de signed sad executed. Ash and nat. 414 flestetrest. LC., and Loudon-bridge„ al At the court at Osborne House, Isle of Wight, the 4th day of Febnery, present, the Quern's Most Excel lent Majesty in Council. This day the Right Hon. William Nathaniel thaw was, by her Ma'wity's command, swoni of her Majesty's MostHoomirebie Privy Council, and took his_plaes at the board accordingly.—Goicite. ST. Paula's &floor. —On Monday, the Gth of February, the tomb= of the Choral Society attached to this school presented • teetimosial consisting of • hand some timepiece to the Rev. J. Kenipthonts, the late °ab ductor of the society. The Rev. J. Lepton occupied the chair, and the captain of the wino!, Mr. WWI, who sated as treasurer to the fund, presented the testimonial with • few appropriate words. Mr. Kempthorne, in retuning thanks, said that he was not aware that he had done any thing to merit such a handsome present. The nem@ of the ooncerm was a sufficient reward for his trouble and anxiety. its then briefly described the history of the society from its oommenoement, and again thanking the members for the honour they had done him, sat down amid prolonged applause. The proceedings then terminated. HEALTH or LONDON.—It appears from the re turn made by the Registrar-Gaosnl that the mortality of the week meting Saturday list is higher than it was is the ten cities of the kingdom. The birdie were 4,186, the deaths were 3,557 in the week, end the annual rate el mor tality was 34 per LOOO. The rate was 91 in London, 93 in Edinburgh, and 37 in Dublin ; 42 in Liverpool, 35 in Man chester, 31 in Safford, 90 in Birmingham, 38 in Z i g t t a l r is Bristol, and 44 in Glasgow. A high rate of oonsequent on the late inclement weather prevails is Lon don. In the week that ended on Saturday last the deaths of 1,111 person were registered ; in the previous week the number was 1,747. In the corresponding weeks of ten years, 1855.64. the average number of inane w with • amnion for inmates of populatioe, 1,530. The deaths in the agent return, therefore, exceed by two hundred and forty-three the estimated number. Three hundred and seventy deaths occurred last week from symotic the corrected average number being 324. Typhus wt s e l t: to 95 piteous, a number considerably above the average, which is W. Whooping-cough destroyed the lives of 8I children ; 6 of these cases were registered in the subdistrict of St. Paul, Bt. George-in-the-East, and 4 in that of St. =7-Mathe -Martyr, Holbon. 16 deaths manned from rtyr, - ox, 28 from mauled, 46 from searlstins, 6 and 5 from diphtheria. 600 persons died from diseases of the respiratory organs (exclusive of Offline), the corrected average number being 38L Bronchitis proved fatal to 339 persons, of whim 163 were above 60 years of age. 102 deaths occurred from pneumonia, 180 from phthiars, 78 from diseases of the heart, and 178 from diseases of the brain and nervous 32 deaths were caused by accidents. 11 persons from fractures or contusions, 10 from burns or scalds, and 7 from suffocation. Four parsons committed suicide. A needle. woman, aged 37 years, died on 30th January at Ilis Skid ' morentreet, Mile-end, from suffocation named by food enteriog the windpipe. A tobaconist, aged 55 yet" was found dead on 17th Jansary at U, Braithwaite-pine, Ken- Nippon, from pneumonia, accelerated by his denying him self the neossenies of life. A dock labourer, aged 56 yeas died on 24th J sunny in the Rbodiewellroad, Stepney, from exposure to cold. Two pencils were killed by " vehicles in the streets. The Mane of seven nonsgenarians were re corded ; the eldest was a man who had attained the age of 97 Tics LOST Strains. —Canonarebdeaconroctor Bar tholomew was to preach on Sunday afternoon at Exeter Cathedral. He emended the pulpit, whew, lo I be found that he bad not brought his airmen with him. He was aniseed, of coons, and if he had ea been • dignitary by appointment you would not have discovered it in his bear ing. It is told of a Gucon preacher that, epilog himself in • similar predicament, he tuned upon the congrega tion before desosoding from the pulpit, and, with a look of great onntiseratioo, he struck his forehead, and ex "My friends! I pity you! You have lost a noble diesoures." The rev. pluralist had, however, DO snob conceit of the talent of Mr miming sermon. He could do nothing but beat a hurled retreat. He went down and swanked a Prebendary is &flurried manage, end nrthe loan of • sermon from him. The Prebeedary it t it one composed, and if he had, might, peahen, have doubted the ability of the reverend thrice-be to me it disorsetly. The rev. Prebendary offered to do his best extempore. His offer wee accepted, and Clasociarcheracee rester MI the enviable pinion of Bennis( to ea extempore incomes whisk, for ability and form of delivery, maibilim feel theta prow might do Inuit better enselintes byhleaseel his written nandess behind him, time by plodding t a diainlin doling of mesenred loadiorrity. Probseiary Brenta' was tie perrabor.—Wilions Tina. FRANCE. PAB.LS, F. 7. The France of this evening says :—" The Council of State have declared, in a general sitting, that the Bishop of Moulins and the Archbishop of Besancon have committed po abuse of their eccle siastical authority. Yesterday K Drouyn de Lhuys had an interview with Mgr. Chigi, at which the former is stated to have made energetic obser vations to the Papal Nuncio respecting the am gratulation' sent to the Bishop of Poictiers, who publicly protested against an act of the civil bower." The Pattie of this evening denies that the inquiry in reference to the Bank of France has been sbandoned, and add* that the that sitting of the committee of inquiry will take place to-day. ITALY. TURIN, Pa. 7. The Municipal Council of this city have agreed unanimously to present an address to the King, and a deputation for that purpose have already left for Florence. The Gazette di rosins of to-day denies the rumour that the ministers of foreigiflpowers had addressed complaints to the government in reference to the oondsct of the mob towards the ambassadors on the 30th of January last I learn on good authority that M. Dronyn de Lhuys has remonstrated with Mgr. Cbigi, the Pope's nuncio, on the subject of the letter of congra tulation written by the letter to the ultramontane bishop, Mgr. Pie, of Poitiers. The French govern ment considers that letter as an interference with the " internal concerns of the Empire," and has de sired M. de Sartigea to complain of it to Cardinal Antonelli. This event adds materially to the evi dence already known that Mgr. Dupanloup's ano- dyne interpretation of the encyclical is not the one most Wound by Rome. The Popo has just given a special mark of favour to a prelate who may dispute with the Bishop of Poitiers and the Bishop of Montauban she prize of hostility to the institutions of the French empire. 0 Our Holy Father," says the Gum tk du Midi, " Pope Pius IX., baa, in his munifioenoe, just seandad a sacred rel . !, to Mgr. Plantar, Bishop of Maass, ➢am°lyr the body of Bt. Antimidora, found in 1864 in the.estacoutbs of .callista With the above, the parish of Aims:goes, for which the relic is destined, will have the good fortune of possess ing also a phial containing the blood of that martyr, and bearing the inscription, Antimidora in Pace.' " An opera in verse, on which M. Legouvls the academician, has been working hard for three years, and for which M. Gounod, the eminent author of Faust, composed the music, has been interdicted by the censorship. The reason *Abe veto is that the plot turns upon the noble stand made bya Pope seven centuries ago against Philippe Auguste of France, when he wanted to repudiate his wife *gabs de Moraine. The authorities think it inexpedient under existing circumstances tb allow a stage representation in which a pope is shown to have sounder ideas of morality than • King. You will not suspect me of any leaning to Popery at the present day ; but I think this interdiction petty and ill-judged in the extreme. There was a time when the Popes did good service to humanity and civilisation against feudal military tyninta. One of the brightest pages in the history of till papacy was chosen by M. Legouvii as the subject of a work which wet him iafinite pains. It is shocking to_think that because of some possible application in the public mind to the conflict between France and Bane of the present day, this work of art, by two of the most distinguished living writers and musical composers, should be suppressed. M. Legouv4, in a letter of remonstra•oe to the minister of state, which un fortunately failed to obtain • reversal of the original decision, tells a very apropos story which the Emperor must read with pain. M. Legouni's father wrote a play entitled Henry IV. The cen sure put a veto upon it. Napoleon L, hearing of the matter, reversed the decision of his minister, but with this single qualification :—" M. Le gouvti's play," he said, "puts in the mouth of Henry IV. these words—` am afraid.' Now a king may be afraid, but he should never say so ; let these words be struck out, and then the piece may be played ." The play had a great ran, and was the cause of no breach of order. M. Legouvi's work would be equally innocent at the present day. The worst enemy of the empire could not frame so damaging a libel as that promulgated by the minister that it would be unsafe to allow M. Legouvers opera to be played. The Debuts is about to publish the libretto, which, in • printed form, is notintardicted. The Court of Cessation, yesterday, dismissed the appeal of M. Barthelemy, who, it will be remem bered, was sentenced to eight days' imprisonment for allowing M. Gamier Pa& and his friends to bold an electoral meeting in his warehouse. The highest court lays down the doctrine distinctly that electoral meetings are not privileged, and can not be held without government permission. The Bourse closed heavily. Rente fell 10c.. for cash and bc. for account, closing at 86fr. 95c. and 67fr. 20c. Mobilier rose lfr. 25c. There is little change in railways. THE GREAT BURGLARY cows THE JEWELLERS ON CORNOILL. THE BOMBAY MAIL By the arrival of the above mail we have advioes from Bombay to January 13, and from Calcutta to January G. The Bhootan expedition appears to enoonutar but little resistance. The latest news we have of it is a telegram, which informs us that Brigadier- General Dunsford's column took a strongly stockaded position with trifling loss on the 31st December. The ialowing is the telegram : " Ist January, 1865, 9 a.m.—Charmoorchi, though most strongly stoultaded, taken yesterday. Two &pops killed and fifteen wounded. The bodies of thirteen Bhooteas have been found, and one elephant captured." The Times of India rays : Our faros has only to &dramas in order to see its enemies des before ft. Welters never perhaps sent a military force spinet • more In:pliant foe. General Burford has ex posed to peeronswat the (minion that no further ofroo shim will be made to our arms. The expedition will not, however, be without pod result.. By the annexation of the Maarten Dews, we have extended our nerth•esat frontier, obtained the command and posesesion of the paths in Montan acquired • facility far coer cing tb• eascrapilons government of that bar barous state, and brought ourselves within some twisty short stages of Lbws% the rich capital of Thlbst, between which thriving commercial mart and Western Chian there is constant and uninterrupted communication. We shall be is a position henceforth to ;invent the Months" frees molesting the Thibeten leading caravans while passing through their country ; and there is within else to hinder a lap sad relatable trate between Thibet end the British provinces. The commercial advantages resulting from the expedition will probably, therefore, make it worth more thee it will cost. Sir Robert Napier, K.C.8., is to snooped Sir W. Mansfield as the Commander-in-Chief of the Bombay army. Mr. Henfrey, of the firm of Brassey and Co., has arrived at Delhi to arrange for the construction of the railway line between that city and Umritsur, which is to be completed within three years. The Thull Ghant Incline was officially opened by his Excellency the Governor of Bombay on the SOth December. The accounts received from different parts of the country regarding the state of the crops and the general health are favourable. The Lucknow Exhibition was opened on the 24th December All the capital for the great Exhibition in Bom bay has been subscribed, and all the shares have been taken up. The Gazette says :—" One great difficulty connected with the undertaking is occa sioned by the want of available house-room in Bom bay. The city is likely to get a name for very cold hospitality, if. after inviting ten thousand strangers to visit the exhibition, it denies them the ordinary accommodation of board and lodging. Yet there is certainly no plum of shelter for a multitude of visi tors in a city in which European residents often have to search vainly for weeks together for houses (or rather barns) in which to rest their heads. The projectors of the exhibition must therefore provide an hotel for their expected guests ; and we hear that, as the time is too short for masonry work, it is their intention to have a large iron and terra cotta building erected near the exhibition." A suttee was committed at Beygooii, in Rajpoo tana, in Ap ri l last, under peculiar circumstances. The widow is said to have been determined on com mitting the act ; and not only did her relations take no steps to prevent her, but rather appear to have encouraged her. One man, named DI warka doss, who was the uncle of her husband, rode to the place of cremation upon his horse, and, by his own confession, he stood passive by her whilst she was burnt alive at a distance of SO yards. It is also said that 700 people were present at the suicide. The politicos agent of Meywar has sentenced the chief offender to live years' imprisonment for cul pable homicide, and two or three other offenders to shorter terms of imprisonment. The extraordinary burglary and robbery of watches and jewellery which took plain at the shop of Mr. Walker, chronometer soaker, cm thenhill, is the memo of Betarday sight and Bamisy, has prodded quite a sematiou among the bothers and *maims la the city. It is alleged that the hob at the resist burglary show there bad been a want of viglkutes is the part el th e whom duty it was to guard the It seems that it was at the suggestica Pi n s i . ;olios authorities that Mr. Walker's pressines wise loft unprotected is the manner already de saibed. It had bees Mr. Walker's desire to have some one to sleep in the plies for security, but as that plan was open to muse ob he adopted the suggestion of the witee sod protected the shop as far as he possibly oda The place was really encased in iron ; openings were made in the gutted hoot and rear, the gas was burning all night, and the precise, with ordinary attention on the part cd the police is duty in the skeet, wore thought to be prod pleat any attack et the housebreaker. The mimes in Boothe's were so errand as to reflect the whiled the interior, which oenW be readily end plainly seen through the spertires in the shutters, end, as a greater precaution. the outside of the ode was painted white, so that any dim annagemeat at it could be at cone detected. The oSesr oa the beat would pass the premier every quarter of an haw or oo day and night, and if the instructions were amid eat by the ocestable, to look into the shop every time he came round, it is difficult to understand why the burglary was sot detected earlier. Most of the jewellers shops in the shy adopt the Name plan of leaving their pre mises ender the special cam et the police, bat unfortunately Tess B°1"3/71311 or W°°DBr°cir."—Lord Alfred three of them have been broken into and ransacked within Churchill has Wad an address to his constituents, or the last 12 mouths or so. rather to the electors of Woodstock, announcing that the In the OM" el yesterday Mamma Sir W. Carden and opinions which he entertains, "being no longer in harmony many other leading gesitiesse• the city visited Mr. Walker's shop for the purpose of instituting inquiries with the Influence that supported his previous election," and viewing the premises. Mr. Milner, the patentee of he shall be reluctantly compelled to relinquish all further the hen safe, of whom it wee purchased by Mr. Walker a claims upon them when parliameet Is dimpled. few yews Owe, at that deceased an opinion that the cafe —Mr. Barclay (of RIPRIIIIINTATION or TauNTON. Gould never have been locked. This conclusion, however was at ones dispelled. Several experienced locksmith; the erre of brewers), who unimossofully detested the re-„_,,_ P s•mtiltt°° of this hamsgh sou " Passl6°' will he • °as ' ''' ' . 7Crth; " * " af '" e, ;:d — t7n7e . leTared7hlt factories Mate on liberal principles at the se at seismal election • lacked , rend the door be l ay mooed off. The edge of the Mr. E. W. Cox, the barrister, who protases comeerestive mid also the interior of the side el the safe exhibit offer himself tor the seat, which it is es- mute where the meta bee bee . cut and Inland by the will become vassal by the retireessit of Mr. G. implements used by the burglars. It was not wrenched vs:dick Beatiock. Mr. Arthur Mills, one cl the sine* open by crowbars, as at first sanniesd, but by moans members, will dm dined for reredectioe. of powerful instrument !known as s scrisw-jack. The is- REPRESILNTATION OF Fan SUltaltY. oro l oo m oo are a wodoes into the alit o the dem ambled Brodrick, a son of Visseuat Midleton, intends offering him- t h e a ma i ere hy m ea ns of the screw-jack to obtain an lin eal/as a candidate for the repressetatioo of East Surrey at mom - 4... m . on the d oor of the sole, and sysatonlly tsar. the seat election. Mr. Aleack and Mr. Looks Sing, the lag awa y four heavy b a t . , the Iron meted of the lost. "in members, will after tb 81.14 " 1 f ors'els stasiL together with the casing and screws, which were bodily torn Ties RaFiIIiNAITATIOIt or Tninto.—The elevation oat and brakes. It is clear, however, that the work must al Mr. Montagu Smith to the Judicial Beach has resulted have tabes sews taw. so d moo Ike d o o r first gave way and Is the candidature of the Bon. Captain Vivian in the seem eat there met have been a gram B aas. and Mr. Frederick Martin Will in the 000- With a view to test the vigilance of the police soother liberal, interest. Captain Vivian kegnet only lamed an l a z, j r weake is the aetilsbearbesd tha m ares o f Monday address, but has oommemaised an active mimes of the eon- a % oat !: & so to A j ax hie premises, tamed off the gas in stitosio7 Mr. has likewise arrived in Truro. and the so amertain whether the constable on the boa bees forma; saneanced as the choice of the omen- beat woe notice the place being in darkness, it being de =t y huh has. _soh yet put forth his address. which will of the ceders of th e police that to the sweat et the gas being ay. Be Ow eeffiffiende hie personal found to teed they were at ones to give the alarm, the pre sumes vZscilear wa t dMai. It is stated, but we are not swims dos fa garottes being like these of Mr. Walker. The as what enthariVe alma Mr. J. M. Williams, of Cabala usembeas at the ern themselves watched for two hours, Castle, Intends to offer himself as • candidate in the liberal dosing Mao whole of which time the interior of the shop was interest. The oonservatiewi are sanguine of the return of in darkness, and, although the constable frequently passed F. K . Wiliness as the teener stands, though the, to sad fro, no notice as tame d the gas being ties will without doubt be vigorously matested. If the e misegewheg, liberal Internet la divided, the meta Is easily to he Up to a late hour last ermine no else had bed *tabled guensed.—Watersi Monday Neva of the burglars vb. staff of tbe city detective force were Ducat or IsLACIATEB., FEB. 4.—The Queen has =lag every exertion to sequaid the miens polies-suttees been fhb day ahead M appant William Prestos. per., ad et the deseripties et Mee temper* Melees end hills here hen Grasse, and d Beth Hones, to be sheriff at the circulated offering a reward ot 1,0001. for the detection at meaty pashas at Inacentee he the year emodad.—Gastal the thieves.