The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-25 00:00:00

• • • r z - , • , r eri't 4% • 4.• • s. • . • —Ia.ADDITIONAL.] [TWOPENCE 7KETe. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. EVIMING. —The ma r l* ; December, 50e. 341. • j 52a. 3d. to 52e. cd. ; D.—BRADFORD, NOV. ported OA deculedly • new t Bank rate of discount, pc, market having had any h condition of the wool *use on the part of buyer s , k en pl ace , th ey h ave be ee paid in the country irket, and it is thin, of com ae. iieh oauses wool not to mi l d, 'aro market there is very th home and foreign r othim, at present. Prices are much traosactions in pieces ors infinite to sot with the same their proceedings for se em • the other hand, are not is a e a still eng..ged on contract§ far ley asneequentlr tolerably fi rm. rt, crer, with liabilities of 30,05 y. B y AC K BALL PASSENGER LINE of A USTRIAN GOVERNMENT LOAN of ISC.:I. IPPER PACILEIR for ACRID al IA from Loudon direct. In 731494 Ronda of 5'.1..) 17a. sterling or, WO trams . or, CL 200 florins Austrian value to silver. A contract for this Loan hae leen entered Into beta yen the Imperial Governinent of Austria, end the Comptoir d'Escompte If Paris, in combination with eeveral capitalists nours Ig LuNDoN —Agra and Mastertosies Dank i Limited,. SS, Nichol/A.lone, Lombardistreet. These Bonds will be Issued at e. 13 las. ed. each. with Coupons attached, pax:lbis half-yr.trix, o the value of 9s. lid .101, befog at the rate of I per cent, per annum, from lot DemmUer proximo. Cl 0 0 per Bond to lie pall on applkution. and thy remaiuiug .C. 12 141. 4d to the following Instalment. : 19 7 on 11th December. 11 7onh th February. 7 on 10th April. 7 on 10th Juno ilea' Coupon for 9s. 1111). THIS DAY at 3 •, TO-NIGHT at B.—GREAT NT. JAME,A HALL - Grand Combination Entertainment. ANDERSON, World of Maxie, MACCABE, the inimitable Ven triloquist and Mimic, and Anak, the wondroal Wrench Ginnt, in the new military opeetwele, in which )Ilse Flom Anderson. Bliss Clara Thorne, Master Powell, and Little Tom Dot, with the Lifted= army. —Doors open at half-peat Sand had-past 7. Ad minion, Is. ; balcony, tn.; reserved seats, ; stalk, 5A THE Sl' ItsCRI PTION LIST OF Illli COMPANY will. ItE CiAIsED FOR LONDON ON TUURSDAY, TUE 20Titi INSI.. AND FOR, THE I'ItUNTET ON SATURDAY, TUE 2M. OF DECEMBER NEXT. THE ANGLO-SWEDISH STEEL and IRON COMPANY ,Limited . Capital E 1,500,000, In 00,000 shares of £25 each. I Of which it is not expected that more than L'l9 los. per share will he called up. Deposit, £1 per share on application, and 6.2. per share on allot ment. Calls will be made at intervals of not less than three months, and will nut elected £2 per share. No payment of any kind is to be made for goodwilL The Mitten thousand shares taken by t vendors do not par ticipate In any dividends for ate years, unless the dividends on all the other shares amount during such period to !Meets per cent. per annum. ' In the es cat of no allotment b e in g made, the deposit money will be returned without an D y ialtelasts. deductdon. Richard Birley, Esti (Memrs. Birley and Co.'. Manchester. Samuel Butcher, Esq. (Mears. W. and S. Butcher', Sheffield. Edmund C. Buxton, Fs+ (Messrs. Home, Miller, and Co., bier. chants'. Manchester. &then Gladstone, Fay. (Messrs. Robert Gladstone and Co.:. Manchester. Sa.ouel Gunny, Eaq., 11. P., Prince's Gate, London. C F. Gorausson, Eaq., Managing Director in an Oen. liconre Leeman, Esq., Ili P., York, Deputy CI - sit-man of the North Esatern Railway Company. William McNaught, Esq., Victuriapark, Manchester. Chairman of the Boiler Insurance and Steam Power Company (Linitted(. James Morrison, Esq., iron Muter, Newcastle, Chairman of the Midland Iron Company (Limited). A. l'. sherriff, Esq., MP., rerdlawell-hall, Worcester. John Tysoe, HUI., Alderman (Messrs. Charles Tysoe and Bons:, , Salford, and New Cannon L' Manchester Robert E. Wlgram, Esq. (Mums. R o bert Benson coo Cu. - Loudon. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE, (nor ova ows cORMSPONDECT.) PARIS. FRIDAY EVE MG. The Patrie announces that at two councils holden at Madrid on November 21 and 22, all the ministers expressed themselves in favour of an arrangement of the Chili difficulty. The French packet, with despatches from Valparaiso to October 26, was sig nalled, and as soon as her papers arrive at Madrid it is believed that the Minister for Foreign Affairs will write a diplomatic note stating his view of the case, and the propositions of the Spanish govern ment for a settlement. The Coumondouros ministry at Athens is already overthrown. It lasted from the afternoon of Nov. 20 to the afternoon of Nov. 22. Since Oct. 25 there have been no less than five cabinets in Greece—the Coutuoudouros cabinet (No. 1) ; the Deligeorgis cabinet, the Boulgaris cabinet (No. 1) ; the Coumondouros cabinet (No. 2) ; and the Boni garb' cabinet (No. 2). There was besides an in choate ministry attempted to be formed by M. Roufos. The Pays—prompted, I have no doubt. by M. Drouyn de Lhuys--continues to speak severely of the King of Greece. The two great difficulties of his government are, it says, 14 the . fact that the chamber is divided into four parties, the momentary accord of any two of which suffices to upset a ministry ; and, 2nd, that the Greeks have an incurable dislike for the King's confidential friend and adviser,the Dane Count Sponneck. The conclu sion is that the King should dissolve or at least prorogue Parliament, and send away Count Spon neck. But the Pays speaks in a desponding tone of Greece, as a country which has "not yet quite tired out the sympathies and hopes which have been lavished upon it, and upon whose well-govern ment not only the interest of its own people, but perhaps the future of civilisation in the East, de pends." The Bourse was dull,with a tendency rather down wards than otherwise. It is remarkable that the simultaneous reductions in the rate of discount is London and Paris should not have produced a more decided effect—particularly after the reduc tion in the French army. So me people say Roths child is taking his revenge on the market, because at the last moment he was disappointed of the Austrian loan. Rente fell 5c., and Mobilier 2fr. 50c. 'Tonnage. Doan. Ito eau. ..... 1.500 B. India Dec. 11.1 u m, , t l it e e notAo.mtll4 ,f,Ce) E. Lodi& N0v..25 md b,, g re,. Ipren of D.outy 500 ;K. India Dec. 28 tailtNNSl.Ale D.—Land Orders. C. 30, to all classes. s r gbaue •• . I iebt of the Ago l 2,000 Glasgow Dec 2 ii r isbsee • . Flying Cloud. t,OOO E. India Dec. 20 (SZOTER'd MUM 018 ) AMERICA. IVIETROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL, Edgware road. —Open FIRST APPEARANCE of JOE HARDY, the Patter Darkie, and the Dublin Duettists, Nub* and lUas King. Teo Grand Ballets nightly, at and IL Comic stall as usual (perfection% with a host of other talent. Msnsger and Musical Director—J. J. POOLE. [The following appeared in a portion of ear yesterday's impression :I The Royal Mail steamship Java, from New York on the 15th iost., arrived at Queenstown at 11.40 a.m. yesterday, with 8 9 passengers, and 561,082 dote. in specie. She landed all the mails and passengers, and proceeded for Liverpool at noon. All well. • • • iniebrated luta of packeta have, by their punctuality and r wages, tamed a sell.known reputation, and their pas accosnmodation Is unsurpassed by any yeassla alloat.—Yor aspticulars respaina freight or passage to Australia apply to Jan RAINY'S and Co.. Liverpool Agana for the Wick gal : and T. MACKAY and Co., I. Leadesharstreet, trios. LC. _ _ (ZATTI'S MUSIC-HALL, Westminster-bridge root —Prowler-or, CARLO ATTI The above elegant Is orKN RVERY EV ENING. supported by the great LW ord. Albert Steele, Charles Woodman, the celebrated double rotes rag:MLA, Mae Lydia Lattloser, and a host of talent of the hlghest order. TEENSLAND. BLACK BALL PAS. i t 4:1 3 14 4 SINIAII LINE—New arrangements with IL M.'s Colo- , of the will be at liberty to pay their scrip in full on any Goverunens. Reduction of Steerage :Rare to Cl 6. Lead i° l tne Provatini°.ell ce date rtificates dismount ate ewtelrbeeenlilgre anonwm.sub orders i., 0 . to an classes. Insiss CLOP D, for BRISBANE, Moreton Bay direct, ricet scribers in eachenge for their receipts after the paytuent on . ...1, 1 . 1 the 15th December opt 9.0 Dess d oilier. This rvin i. ot ued i clipper shi k p li tilt by These certificates will be exchanged for bonds after payment 311%."1 .pssage e r a trasr.• is on sed e orti . ie :nea r m th m e ts% and fasttrshlps a in of the final Instalment. Coupons will be attached to the to . . 0 0 , Ass Just returned from the colony fn 74 days from mable Ist June and Ist December, at the Agra and Masten: ma. lad Oland. and will again be despatched paactually to date. k (Limited). These ivinds a ill be redeemed in thlrtyaeven years, by MU- D.' aorlvalkd accommodation tor all classes of paseengen, and supplied with a patent distilling apparatus. yearly drawings. At each strawiug an equal cumber, oe 10,9 . 28 ib bonll . 7 - 11l be withdraws and paid off at £10175. (or at par% with KW Ad ß E. - Prom Glasgow direct, the clipper LIOBTOF THY r ly dividend. AGE, 2900 tons, will be despatched punctually December 2. Apply to JAMES BAINKS arid Co., Liverpool; all agents for e Th jawing will take place publicly, at the Austrian Eillbally. ▪ L o 11111 1 line : mast T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Leactentia ll - • indr.Parwhiig,„ionutlit:klespt 15,LaioanoduilestiNgovme.mbeortiel each year . the lied *,et, London, EC. the subaeription will be opened almuitaneously In London. ----- • • ----- (IASTLE LINE of PACKETS for CALCUTTA . Frankf o rt, Part Vienna. Prague, Amsterdam, Brussels, Hamburg, end n Moods .. 2701 November, and will mani open 9,./ Direct —NOTICE to SHIPPERS.—The splendid cilner until Woln o esday. the ' t9th November, at 4 p.m., =ter it shall fLINILWORTO CASTLE, 1,(611 toes register, IV W sr f,, .. - . -- " - have been completed Intermediately. Gimmender, leasliagk 6 the East India Dock , VIII DO dOSPatebOd It 111 inteaded to allot to subscribers the MI amount for which gauctualll on the nth November. All cargo an bl We they apply, while the list remains tocomplats4 The day Oa which •Oati must be along& end ( *Waned not later than 7 . 3 1 b ,40 e. — the number of applications shall exceed the number of certill lor Dwight or paasage apply to the owners, DONALD mans eaten remaining available, the subscription will be closed, and awl Co., a n d A. ; ORINDLAY and CO., 65, Parlhunentotreet : applications received during that day proportionally reduced. ve to O. and A. MKARING and Co.. No. 9, Orsoechurch.stres ts Applications for Bonds, accompanied by the deposit of X', to be addressed to the Agra and Meatermaa's Beak (Limited), where prospectuses mist forms of applicatiou can be obtained. London, Nov. 24, 1866. THE OXFORD. THE MARKET GIRLS I an Operetta, by J. Offenbech. In which the whole talent w the mtsbNiMment wlllappear, with augmented band and chorus conducted by Mr. F. Jengtimana, THIS ICCENINO. 0 1 tY.—Norruccilax, Nor. cl, the UM.. coedit°, as m t h e d e and as Christmas is spar • is expected for several we ears to heed from Amerio a , Id he very quiet indeed. er heed, is brisk is all dew. I quit. so firm, °Palates a sat of some orders. but for markets a very fair trade is do,, e sad empioy meet is mom galal st.—Nottinyham Journal. THE OXFORD.-THE HUNGARIAN A. BROTHERS and SISTER, KIRALTY, In their user Enter tainment, Nears. Intrith and Davies, H. tower, Rumen Grover. ths Daubing, Hen Preston. the Rung= pinned, and other available talent THIS EVEING. peßis.—The GRAND HOTEL, Boulevard des CaputMee, Place da Hoard Opera, appeoite the Rue de la Pad, and now Me Theatres, has beet opened dace July, 1801. It mallet.* 780 bedrooms, prices trout d to ESL 70 drawing-rooms, from U. to SOL ; • magi:West salmi, capable ot dining more than MO persons, and when there Is a labia d'htte at ad o'clook. Diener and brist led& ere served •la mete In the coase.nesms, as wail as In the apartments. There is a reading room, with the best Eget& and foreign papers and publications, • ninsto-reona, and • drawing room ter the use of travellers without my additional charge. There are else baths, billiard-rooms, smoking divans, post-o•ce, cabs, carriages, and menthes's, pies te the railway stations. The servants speak all languages. This Meth hotel. lor= all that modem luxury and com fort can mobil's. an in the moot tuatooabto port of Ports, is rooovomoodoi to the a 4 tandem ed travellers. Indepeadently of their two Hotels, the Comments immobaltre has established an extensive private Tarnished Home me the Boulevard des Canoeists, opposite the Rotunda od the Graad Hotel, where lamill,t ran reside as In their own private red dente', Mil where they may rely upon finding the utmost comfort. Nov. 23.—M this day's inik A English wheat, sad good stal A interior were sealected. town. peas, and oats firm ; BANICIRS. Messrs. Smith, Payne, and 2iantla, Lombard-street, London . The: Sheffield Banking Company, Sheffield and Rotherham. The Manchester and Liverpool District Bank, Manchester mid Liverpool. The Irdiglish and Swedish Bank, Stockholm and Oothenbww. The Yorkshire Banking Company, Leeds, York, ud its various branches ,t our market to-day therei n , eat ; dry qualities realised I amples were cheaper and digs,, °thing whatever periling Mg t , I slow at barely last week's p r i es _ ng parcel' a good commute, ton in value. Arrivals of o 4 ill, with previous values h u rl rly so good a trade. Beans I. —At our market title moraine 4t. limited character, Food dry iintadoing last week a rates, waut 2d. to 34, per cental lower, Faun of 61. per eack, without iodating oa tmeal were respectively 2d, per lever. BMW and Indian ecetalso ITESSILS. CLINCH, SMITH, AND CO. AEI INSTRUCTED TO RECEIVS APPLICATIONS YOE SOUP CK&TLVICATE B IN NAPLES PUBLIC WORKS COMPANY (Limited). [ Incorporated under The Companies Act, 1582," b y which the lla tl of each Shareholder to limited to the amount of hb 9131,1ffiTORS Mews. Dawes and Sone, 5, Angel.court, London.. Messrs. slater, limns, and Co., Manchmter. BIWKIRS. Meters. Huggins and Roweett, London. Mesas.. Capper, Vacombe, and Lawson. London. !Messrs. Peter kekereley and Son, Marketplace, Manchester. James Kennedy, gm., Indtabuildloge, Cross-street, Manchester. Yours. James Pearson and Sous, KurnlIMIKKIll.. Messrs. Mande and Son, York. kkars. A. Greeulau.l and Son. Leeds. Messrs. 1. and T. Smith, Sbeitleld. Aunrrotte. Messm Alfred Whitt,. rth. Clenteeha, and Co., Manchester. Messrs. Alfred Allott and Co., 10, Norfolk-street, Sheffield. BOCUTAST (pro teas I—Thomas W. Parker, Nut. Temporary Unice' —RS, Old Broad-skeet. London. Capital, £1,200,000 ; First TIMM Leoo,ooo With power to forrease, In GAO Provisicoal Scrip Certificates to Bearer. of ZlOO each, el of which G 3 moat be paid n application. and a further sum £7 on allotment , each of such scrip certificates being divisible Into five share certificates of £2O each. upon there bei n g collet, up and paid thereon the proportion of 20 per eent. of the nominal value . Interest on all calls dul paid y Shareholders dng the first two years of constmet y b ion, at the rate of 0 per cent. ari per annum' or at 7 per cent. if fully paid up. After the first two years, 1 the rentals, then constituting the Shareholders revenue, are I estimated to yield 10 per cent., irrespectively of bonuses from F° VOREIGN WINES, cheap rip :—Catalonian Sherry, 17s. ed. ; Andalusian 7s. ed.: Trench. las. ; French Sherry, 180. per dozen; 1it61.401A11. Es Id.; Mama, 215.. Roussillon, 17$. rid . Chablis, 211.. Bock, 21 a. to ; end Sparkling Bock and Moeelle, Es a dozen ; Cognac Broady, pale or brown, 40a. • dozen, bottles Included. Terms mash. Pizz*e paid up tour dozen into the couatry. EDWARD BOWERBANIL and SONS. Dtatlliersand liaperters. 771. Suantreet, London. Established 17E. kt our COTO market the supply of le demand. Fine dry sorts wer e litto le. per qr. loser. The Seat ato rates ; interior rather saner, jsa atonal'. -We had a large quantity of wheat tle business done, at a redaction of • in good condition, 2s. chaster ; !s. to 3s. lower t han last week, r beans worthy of notice. :or. 22.—There was a fair show of a the growers. Wheat met a now 4 la. per qr. on the best selected 'erior Is. to 2s. cheaper, at whict is cleared off. Barley uochaspi arter dearer. Beans and peas on. of 631 b. to the bushel ; Durhaniand Os.; ditto, white. ii2l. to As.; matt 50s. ; ditto white, 525. to ss; s , to 335, per imperial qr. Oats • potato, 421 b. per bushel, 2tia Itis. to 48s. ; old, 48• to SOL —A good supply of wheat, vhic' samples were out of condition oni ion of 2A. per qr. Spring cora ur. 22.—As compared with lest week p, and 4d. up on average. Barley , and 4d. down on average. Oat , and 23. down on average. Beam god 2s. Id. down oa average. Tba the top price la today's market en Cumming, oo the farm of Flaps, Wheat, 453. 6d. to 60s. ; barley . 2lls. ; beams, 41.. to 43e. lELIM, Nov. 23. —The rapply of beast good, both in number aml quality . w ; to a few butane*, 7d. per lb. wu top price was tlid. per lb. Ills sap rate, the quality useful. The mattes clearsoos wu not made. Tuesdayi res a short supply ; demand steady . Fat pigs—a very large supply tes ; a clearance could not be me& n• lb. •, mutton, Md. to 91d. ; real pigs, 9s. to 10a. 3d. per score ; porky 3d. - • —Upwards of 500 sheep were brongb was a large attendance of boyen I. per lb., and a considerable nombr o unsold. ------- '. 22. —There was a good 'apply cet to-der, the bulk of which wen grazing districts. The demand mkt the but qualities, prices gave me Of sheep the supply wu tolerable. .r from being brisk, and prices wen to buyer. There was a null shoe et a quiet sale at recent curreacia invited supply, and the trade wee dd inge in prices. Quotations : —Bee. rk, Ti. to Ss. per stone of 141 b. ; vet. 7A. to 9..1. per lb. ; lambs, 3:s. t: 22. —The number of cattle this momir4 set market, there being 415, Of en n Isles were dull, and prime, with er sorts, down. Extreme top, Ss. 91. s. ; middling and inferior, 6s. 01. to nurnl.er of sheep was 4,116, Win 4, 416 of wh;ch were s•ore sheep. Sale tor sorts of sheep 25., sod the ..ecor is Is. a hoed down as compared md no to, gd. ; to currentt the, 80. asd fiid. to p pe r lb. A closes ty were unsold. Fed pigs broagn stone ; six to eight weeks old Ica sad. FFIC RETURNS Mlles Tao- Ster- Total, folaL 0p... Bangers. chandaa. 1965. I*. 16. 4 6 6 L . Til 320 316 633 3.1 7.409 6,1/ : 2,047 5.; 8,632 5g -- ... SS 157 135 332 tada Sfiel 18,572 1034 UM 2:35 1,59 E 6,117 4,713 01 .110/1 15,416 50,90•2 67,363 611,%! '1 itAo 44e 3 - 3 222 6.260 5971 re., aUS 13,e.1:3 26.94/ 36,5:1/ 37.• IRRIAGES, AND DEATEIS. BIRTHS. fmher 21. at Stokes Ila ll, 11301, SW/Tl,th' 2a.• I , al a t kidisim road, Eeniingtea, the •Ife • NI. I' ,of a .1411Rtiter. Nrito3:r 21. at Elgin-creseent, Kensiogtoll* E flreenaway. Ef.l , of a daughter. Sr 22, at %Voltam, ne.sti yet, 9Tdc par k, the t. of a daughter. • V. at The Limes. at. ofld . P 3l. the of a 111111Ater. suer 21, at Wiltou.erescent, the Hoe. 3110. 4 4011. MAIIIIIAGES. —Noveo.hcr 21, at the pari4ll church. kwith, Fey., to Franc,' Marla, ilmight''t :Niii..niber 21, at Ernalwal^c. ga,aea.the W T. S. Mather, on of the late %V. , to Mary Aune, ilauJiter of Hugh Swath V.— November 11. at the parish church of Sf le, borer, by tle• Rev. It. A. Malik. A. 11. hoicliter 1.1 the Lie J. G. 1.. TrullbeY. • Cf erkshire —On the 214 that , at the parish church. rster.hire, by the Rev. lleathlield 4, iddleser, naii4o.l by the Rev. R.:Wirt. Sett.,, Walter John, , Leoo d son a the Li of te_ Lab, of Upheld to Mary, elder daughter il., of The Grove, Gloucestershire. DEATHS. her ?1, at the vicarage. Wiehhani.olarkct. W. utler, aged rr 21 8 . Eliza Ana, 59. wife of W. Edney, EW^ of r 21, at Kensington, Harriet Savah, relict of 01101, aged 42. r 21, at Camberwell.grven, G. Mills. Eve, le - °l, at itakham, Matlan.l, Mn• F. Seaton. al. 21, Sire. Elizabeth Whale, relict of the of High Ilolborm, a6-+t BY. of the birth and death In the na me of Per Harley-street, which appeared on SiU it. tir eons, and we are re quest ed to contlirt ----------7-72777--------__ . . of Se. S. isheol by WILLIAM KING HALM]. .... in the City iit Loudon, Prinle.r. _at r" ..... ril..trett, la U/C Precinct of Wimieff Ar. IVA 24, 19811. STEAM STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK. TWICE A WEEK. THE LIVERPOOL,, NEW YORK, and PIITLADELPRIA STUN-SHIP COMPANY Intend de. m epstoldng their t Li ll-powered CI) de-Intilt Ina Saw Stoars-lihips, erits; the United States mails, EKON LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF BOSTON. Wednesday. Nov.'s'. CITY OF CORE. Friday. Dec. 1. ETNA, Wednesday, Dee. 6. had /leery Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday, 1k 17, and SI alum, sceordlog to the accommodation. Cabin i q by th e Yridsy's and Saturdays stomnen. 16 gulneaa cog& pamaite includes a tall supply ot cooked ons. W Canada and the United SUM. booked lt on cvrwyy~rilistrantersous taloa For further particulars yto RHJJAss INMAN. IS, Water-street, Liverpool; or to VIII mg micsy, 61, Zing Willisrautreet. London. --- ARD LINE.—BRITISR and NORTH ; CIA4..I.IERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMS-SHIM , appointed by , She Admiralty to sail between LIVERPOOL and NEW YORE, I I an d between LIVERPOOL and BOSTON. Um Boston ships calling 1 at lialitas to land and receive passenger and gulls. The tot• lowing or other Tomb are Appointed to sail from Liverpool. Saar 0 Corit to terries the mall: ASIA, for BOSTON, This Day, Nov. U. JAVA. for NEW YORK, Saturday, Dec.!. CUBA, for BOSTON, Saturday, Dec. 9. Pastage-oloney, including orrotro's tee and provisions. but without wipes or liquors :—To Halifax sod Boston, chief cabin, Mr , second cabin, £l6. To New York, chief cabin, Zl6: second lOW, LlB. —Apply I. J. B. loord, 58. Old Broad-street, Loadois J. B. Currie. Havre, and 12, Place de la Bonne, Parts ; Cl. and J. Borns. 30, Jamaica-street, Glasgow: D. and C. Marini . , Queenstown :or D. and C. /Jaclyn, 8, Water-street, Liverpool ROTTERDAM awl the RHINE. — REDU C- 'PION of YARES.—Tbe Netherlands Steamboat Company's ("stand favourite steamer BAT A 1 I ER, Captain W. SMITH, will M,, Brunswick Mar, BiaLkwall, EVERY SUNDAY at 11 o'clock, of the 10 Si a.m. train from Inc Station. Reduced fares : Saloon. El 61. , fore cabin, : return tickets bawd at a fans and a nalf.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Mos. Regent-circus. W or to PHILLIPPS, osAvra, PHIL. IT/PS and Co.. St. Dunstan's.bouse. St. Danstan'oblll, EC. B AN K of TURK EY (Limitei). NOTICE IR HEREBY GIVEN, that the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for SHAitk in the Bank of Turkey ithoited) be CLOSED on TUESDAY, the 2.sth instat for London, WEDNESDAY, the 59th instant. for the co untry .—By ordesod on London. Nov. lea. B. LAMBERT, Secretary pro tern. THE OTTOMAN COMPANY (LI M ITEM INVITE APPLICA TIONs FOR THE CAPITAL OF MBE BANK of TURKEY (Limited). (Incorporated under "The Companies Act, 1502," limiting the liability ef the Shareholders to the amount subscribed.. Capita 11,000,000, in YO,OOO sharea of ASO seat (with power to In First Issue 10,000 Shares. Deposit £1 per Share on application, and IA on allotment will Where an alicaseent is made to an applican t, his depot it be returned in full. Calls not to emceed .E 6 per share, and at intervals of not less than three months. PlaltaultS. William G. Barnet, EN.. )iebtr'S. Barnes and Co, Merchants, L t i rej )e l r hamesjs i t e r te en i t i, l . 4 l l l o . n. n Manager In Ceylon o f the n Banking Corporation, The NI dnnr.hdu.,e, liarrow.road,don. J. Levels Parley, Esq., Director of the Ottoman Company. — London. - Major. General Alfred George oilwyn, late Royal Engineers, Bengal, 93, St. Stephen's...cure London., Alexander 31cEwen, Esq., Ibissri 3l e Ewen, .Bryson, and Co., Gkisguw, Director of the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railway I Company, and of tee Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada. B. J. Maraden, Esti., late 31anesar in Bombay of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of I ha, London, and Chine , 09, Kensington garilensequare, Lonoon. Edward J. Iluybridge, Esq., late merchant, Ban Francisco, 4, Brimwton•stauare, London. Thomas Palmer, Esq., Director of the, Ottoman Company, London. The Hon. Maurice Berkeley Portman, 5, Prince's-gate, Knights bridge, s. W., and Bpunay.o, lilamlford, Dorset. Messrs. Prescott, Grote, (*Ave rod Cave, 62, Threadneedleetreet, London. The Agra and subsc s f Mantermaiii Bank, 10. Place Vendome, Paris. riptionor she, e, w ill also be received by Messrs. De WaeL Willaert and Co., Antwerp. J . H Rot., at.H.H.•a conaul, Aleppo. 31. Jos. leisure, Banker, 11. rho. Messrs. Sayer, Battaini and Co., Bcyrout. 31. Sans Astruc, Banker, lioriesux. Messrs. J. E. and L. iru Hankers, Bruges. D. Sandlnon, DN., H. 8.31.'s Cyanid, Brunets. 11. de Revel:Ay. 6 At. ii hali. Consantinople. Mews. Ch. Dubois and Ban K kers, t The European Bank, Marto tbs. Messrs. J. L Griner and Co.. 3laneilles. Richard Abbott, Eery.. Silonic:x Messrs. Maurice, Sn oltf, awl CO , Smyrna. Le Chevalier van Lennep, Dutch Consul-General, Smyrna. La Banque Relate W lateral xrgeolse, Stutgard. C. Sorrell, lary , Consul for spina, Polo. SOldrrforx—Slessis. Courtenay and Croome, 9, Oracechurch street. London. DROKNRS. Messrs. Upward and Prescott,l s , 1 hrogroorton-street, London. Meyer,. Kerr, Anderson, and Brodie, IT2, St. Vincent-street, Glasgow. Megan Jackson and Barcla Marketßrown's-baildings. Liverpool. Unary Woodhouse, gni., v, place, Manchester. SECRICTAIIY dim ten,— is Lambert, Fest. Temporary Deices—City Bank %ambers, Tluroadneedle-street, London. PROSPECTUS. Ibis Company Is formed at the express solicitation of merchants and others engaged in trading and monetary operations In the Ottoman Umpire, for the put post of extending to the mercantile Meantuntty of Tic key that legitimate aid which, in more honored cauntrles, is rendered to commerce by welteonducted husking institutions. The enormous development of the trade of Turkey within the Past few years bas not been met by any continuous increase of backing facilities: and when it is considered that the total im- Ports and exports have risen from £2. , ,000.000 in 1852, to up wards of .00,000,000 in the year 1541, wane idea may he farmed of the vast and profitable Held which Is open to a bank con ducted upon Englbh principles, and managed by gentlemen possessing a local and practical knowledge of the country. In the year 1551 the total number of vessels that entered and cleared at the port of Constantinople was only 13,06 p, tonnage 2,597,318 ; white in the year letie the number rose to 41,980, tonnage 7,433,063. At the port of Smyrna the total imports and exports in the year 1554 amount so2. ed only me to R 2,484, 52 5: while in lsii4 the y increased to £8,563, th Vest centre+ of Turkish commerce there Is but ono joint-stock pat In etiatenee. The Ott o man hank 'La paw !be ImpOr lale Ottoman; is the only bank in 'Turkey. and the profitable nature of its operations la es idenced him the price of its shares, which, with £lO paid, are quoted at £lO, while the twit dividend amounted to 15 per amt, per Annum. The operations of the Bank of Turkey will be strictly confined to banking business, to the exclusion of anything connected with the tautness of a werehabt. It will audit cununerce, while attic tame time it will avoi d on Its own part all inter ference with, Cr competition hi trade. This feature In a bank for Turkey is of peculiar value, and will secure at once for the Comm any A clitutelle of the most unexceptionable mil profitable tharictir. The Bank will afford facilities to merchants in this country and en the continent for the hegotiatiou of their drafts un Correspondents in Turkey. Applications for sh:.res may he addressed, In the anneted form, to the Directors. and copies of the prospectus may be obtainer at the °ince. of the Ottoman Cumpine, 20, Threadneedle. street. cc at the dikes of the honkers, hi okers, and Solicitors ; but no application will he cuusidered unl. ou a deposit of Al per share On the number of shares applied to has been paid. Copies of the memorandum nil articles of association may fices be Obtained at the offices of the z , olleitors, or at the temporary of of the Bank. Copies will be forwarded by post, without charge, On application to the Secretary • FOL OF APPLICATI.N FOR BIIARILS ,To M be retained by the I:sphere., No To the Directors of the Bank of Turkey (Limited'. Geettemp.—Having paid to your bankers the sum 014 being • deposit of i 1 per share on shares In the those company, 1 hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I wee to become a !Dewier of the company In respect of well shares, or In respect of any less number you may allot me, and to execute the articles of association when regained ; and I Request that my name may be placed on the register of members for the shares so allotted. Usual signature Name in full Residence Profession or business Date Wm. The £lOO Provisional Scrip Certificates may be exchanged, with the consent of the Company, for Debenture Bonds, redeemable in the and seven years, to bear Night Per cent . Interest 1,133C50118. 0. A. F. Cavendish Benthick, Esq., M.P. Thomas BreAlshaw, Esq., Director of the English Joint Stock Rank. John Brown, Esq. late Grant, Smith, and Co., Calentils', Culver' Hadham Herta. Captain Windsor Cary Ilwes, Guards' Club, PalLmelL ' Chevalier Ansibst Ghettos, Naples. R. E. Barrett Lenard, Esq., Reform Club, Pall-mall Angus Mackenzie, Beg , Gresham•house, Old Broadatreet Sir Thomas Parkyna, hart.. e. Cloucesteraquare. Z. A. Routh, Esq., 38, Cavendish-square. 3lsjue-Ounerat TreMenheere, Director London and South African bank. AwareEcr.—Wm. Barges, Ysq.. P. R. I. A. Sotherfurs. - Meows. Sole Mg Turnerll, AlikrlllaßbUry. BANITA.9.—Agra aml Masternian's hank, Nicholas.lame, ileolL1:88. Meagre. Partridge and Greenfield, 21. Throgmortonetreet. Messrs. trice and Devot, 64. 'Threadneedle-street. AUDITOUS—Mesas. Johnstone, Cooper, tle, and Evans, s, SWarraltr J. F. O'Brien, Esq. Temporary Offices-1, itoyal Exchange-buildings. London. This Company Is formed for the purple of executing public works In Naples. and will commence operations by constructing a Boulevard, upwards of a mile in length and 80 feet wide. con necting the centre of the city, the Royal Palace, and the govern ment buildings with the CMS* and Corso Victor Emanuel, the chief carriage drive of the Neapolitan people. The entire pi eject is shown on the plan accompanying the prospectus, where the wtion coloured red iodinate. the Wst section of the works, and that coloured blue ;tor which plans are 11011 heal; prepared, and arrangements are in progress with the Municipality; is marked oat to be subsequently proceeded with. Naples, the third city in Europe, contains about eoo,oeo Inha. Wants, and is rapidly increasing in population and conimerco.l development. It is the port and.eentre of a population number ing nearly 2,000,000 lents, dwelling within a radius of twenty miles, and is much frequented Dye gners from all parts of the world, both for temporary and ent residence. A tender for this work was made to the Municipality of Naples, in accordance with a decree of expropriation, and having been accepted by them, and approved in due form by the prefect, on behalf of the government of Italy, the requisite comollisort powers are thus secured for the porches.e and expropriation of the necessary land in feekinsple fur the intended object, without the delay of other legal formalities. The Municipality of N..ples upon accepting this tender required the usual dimwit of caution. money, which the concessionaire has accordingly paid. The muukcipality contributes a subsidy of 101.10,000 ff., payable progressively as the works proceed. Contractors have undertaken to purchase all the land neces sary, mid to complete the construction of the new thoroughfare in the style of the edifices lately erected on the new Boole arils of Par* including the formation of the road, paving, and works of drainage, Om. The new houses are to be 20 metres high !il5 feet , and the total cost for houses, laud, Re., amounts to cito France .424 166.) per square metre of the area built upon. The contractors, relying upon the success of the uudertaking. have accepted these terms anti they look for their reroutiera. tion out of a portion id the surplus profits after repayment of capital, interests, and all other expenses. This remuneration ha. been fixed at one-fourth of the realized profits :the remain ing three.fourths being divisible among the shareholders. From a report published by the Municipality of Naples. in 1862, on the value of house property there, and from the increase of value since that date, which is estimated by experienced resi dents at upwards of 30 per cent., the reveuue from rentals would be calculated to yield at least 10 per cent. per annum ou the cost of construction. The value of house property In Naples Is reported to vary, according to locality, between twenty to twenty-flare year' pur chase—houses in the Via Toledo being valued at twenty-live yearn, those in the Chi* district, and In the vicinity of the urn street at twenty years' purchase. When the proposed Boulevard is opened into the Toledo, it is believed that these houses will command an equal if not a higher price than those in the Toledo. Taking the value, however , at an average of only twenty years' purchase, each square metre yielding a minimum rental or fli y. live francs, or over ten r cent. on a cost of .20 francs .5.24 tn.., would attain a selling v p a e lue of 1,300 francs 4:53t. There Is a lance and increasing demand for house accommo dation ICI Naples, and house property being the favourite invest ment of the Neapolitan people, immediately houses are completed they find ready purohasers. Indeed, in many cases, contracts for sale can be ma-le in anticipation of their completion. After a mod careful examination of the pesent project and of all attendant circumstances, it is calculated that a share capital of £000.0.0, together with the returns from sales taking place during the prowess of the works, will be sulticient to work out the 'lithe concessloo. And the calculation, founded upon the above stated rates. exhibits as a result—withia the term of eight years to be occupied in completing this enterprise—returns, p.m, the disposal of successive poi time of the estate, which promise to furnish at least £5OO to the argrefrate of bonuses upon every sub scription of knee —exclusively of the entire repayment of the capital ; or, in other words, a capital profit of 500 per cent. with intervening Interest at the rate* of Spec cent., 0 per cent., and 10 per cent. as described. The report of Mr. Burges, the architect of LondOrt, Pilo was especially deputed to make investigating o h the spot, Is relcrrea to in corroboration of the foregoing statements. A provisional contract has been entered into for the transfer of conoi this concession to the Company for the sum of ,000 as the deratlon for su:h transfer. The Compauy, under their articles, adopt and confirm the agreements and contracts, and the Directors are enjoined to carry out the same, to repay the caution moneys, discharge the considerations as agreed, and to pay the various expenses and commissions intoned to constitute the Company. The Company indemnif the nest contractors in the 11,11 AI manner, and the tleancial y Aeency Commission Is axed not to exceed two per cent., to c •ver and include commissions for acceptance upon bank credits niqiiired Power is reserved in the memorandum and articles of asso ciation, which can be seen at the temporary offices other f the Com pany, for the Board to enter into engage ments for o public works, deemed promising by the Directors ; as also to purchase d or lease premises for improvements or use, and to cre issue redeen3able debenture bonds and deposit notes , In pro half of the portion to th rew value of wo e prog of the works, and to the extent of one - rks completed from time to time. The right is hereby reserved to alluttees of scrip certificates to pay up the full nominal value thereof so that they be convertible into fully paid shares. Deposits upun which no allotments are made will be returned in full. Prospectuses and all Information can be obtained from Messrs. Clench, Smith, and I. Royal Exchange-buildings, and copies of the articles of association may also be obtained from the broken and solicitors. ERE NAPLES PUBLIC WORKS COMPANY Capital, £1,200,000. First Issue. £600,000. roan or APYLIcAIIon. To the Directors of the Naples Public Works Company ted', Per Megan. Clench, Smith. and Co.. 1, Royal Exchange-buildings, London. Gentlemen,—llaving paid to the bankers of your Company the of S. , for your Company's credit. I request you to sum ot me scrip certificates of LlOO each In the said Com allpany. And I hereby wren to accept such scrip or any less amount that may be allotted to me, and also to pay the further sum of 47 for every such certificate when allotted to msnche : scripand I agree also subsequen tl y to accept. In lieu of each certificate of £lOO, five share certificates of £2O each, and to hold or transfer such scrip or afore certificates, subject to the provhlons of the Articles of Amodatlon of your said Company, on the register of which you may inscribe my name as a member in caws of allotment. flame In full Addiesi Proteanlon oa conditios Vete .......... This portion win be retained by the beakers OUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Eatirostes, with detailed nets of the neewssary outfit to niereantlio and other appointments to ladle, China. or any of the colonies, will be forwarded OD application to THREW «mum. sett door to omorost-boowt Strand. and GLENN PitO3PECTITEL An arrangement has been effected to amalgamate the very ex tended Iron, Steel, Shipbullelleg, and lithelheeeitig works and enema of the llogbo Steel and Iron Works Company, In Sweden, with the Northfield stool and Iron Company, near Rotherham, it, England, both of which works are in full operation. and to form the same into a Company, with limited liability, wader the Joint.St oc kCompanies Act, under the name of thaanglo-Swedish steel and Iron company ;Limited). The Heigh° Company, in Sweden, pennon very superior faci lities for the manufacture of steel and iron by the Hemme r method, and at these works , und er the management of Gorieurson, the Bessemer process tor producing steel first becam s a inn:Deal succees. It has. however, been found absolutely no cessary. for the full development of the mottle es of the liobgo Couipauy, to secure a deptit for their steel ingots, together with forging and roiling power in England ; and the Northfield Steel and Iron Company having already ill eeistence extensive plant specially adapted for the forging and rolling of steel ingots, it has been agreed to work the two concerns under one manage. meat and in one interest. The whole of the estates and properties of the eon lots, eluding blast Int mins, rolling mills, foundries, engine and *hip building works, together with stationary engines, railways, ships, weal in cansiug on the same, will Le taken ate va luation by two valuers. one to be appointed by the vendors, and the oilier by the Direeton of this Company, and will be conducted uu the principle as between au outgolug and incoming partner. The vendors accept aspen payment of the purchase money the sum of £200,000 in shares of the Company, with Elti 10s. only credited as paid up on each share, thus h.-coming proprietors of £400.000 of the capital of the Company, the whole 'of which • the veudors agree to hold for five years : and that no dividend shall be payable on such shares so held by them during such pe riod mail the other shareholders shall have been paid fifteen per cent. per annum on the paid up capital. The vendors further accept, us part payment of the purchase motley, the Company's debentures for £ 200,000, redeemable in three, eve. and seven years. A mortgage o£ooo,ooo. already envied on part of the pro perty proposed to be purchased, wi 1 also be trausfened to the new Company. No payment whatever, either in shares or cash, Ls to be made for 'goodwill. The result of these arrangements will be that nearly the whole additional capital subscribed will lie available for extending and developing the business of the Company; and the acceptance of these terms by the vendors is eatletactory evidence of their faith in the undertaking; In fact this Company Is not fo eddtoy rm pa out the vendors, but purely t o enlarge the partnership uner the more conveident form of limited liability. Cossession of the robing and works will be gives about the Ist of January next te,oo;, and this Compsny will enter at once upon lucrative businesses in full eperation, free from the risks which ate inseparable from newly-established undertakaugs. The Ilfigbo and tidskeu, Sandwiken, Garpenberg, Holmdel, and Walla estates, with the furnaces, forges, and mines. are all situated in one district, but at some distance from each other, and it is advantageous that they should he so, as if they were con centrated in one locality it would be impossible to obtain the necessary quantities of charcoal. Saodwiken is situated twelve miles from little, and immediately adjoins the tittle bola Railway, from which two sidings at ditterent levels traverse the works. the lower for removing steel bigots and forging', and the upper for ironstone, wood, lime, and charcoal, to supply the I is. Daces. These works possess ale° direct telegraphic 0.11111111. 'ovation with Englund, the telegraph and postal depot for the district tieing situated w Rhin the Company's works. and Edsken are only four English miles from the same railway, and a government railway is in contemplation, which will rite Gsrpenberg, Horaidal, and Walla Works direct C 011111111• incatioa with Sandeiken, Gene, and ,tockholm. The whole of the works poetess facilities fur water transit, by means of lakes and rivers. 'the works of the linglio Company, at Sands Edsken, llogbo, Oarpenberg, and liorndal. with very little additional outlay, are capable of producing 15,100 to .20,00-thins of Bessemer steel per annum, for the portals"a of ehippoig and boiler plates, ordnance, tyres, rails, axles, Ac. The rate of profit, per tun now realised more than Justifies the expectation of a return of not less then ii to 20 per cent. upon the capital required. The manufactwes at Nykoping ,om Pr is e Heel and iron plates, cannons, railway axles and wheel., steel and iron forgings. At the Engineering Works at Nykoping the Comp ) n nu mafacture l oco motives and marine engines,Seera of the locomotives built at these works are now sunning on the Swedi-h railways. 1 - he shipbuilding works ore capable of great extension, and with additional espital there Is no reason why the Company should nut command the greater portion of the shipbuilding business of the Gover n ments of the north of Europe. Iron set ,ant end railing vessels, op to 1,400 tons, have been built at these works. The Northfield Works are capable of rolling one hundred and filly tons of steel ingots into railway tyre.., We., per week. These works have also the exclusive manufacture of Captain Rodger's Roteut Anchor. for which large orders from the are now Adria ralty and many of the great steamboat companies in course of execution, soil the demand for which is much greater than the present machinery of the Northfield Company enables them to meet. The use of charcoal in Sweden instead of coke enables steel to be made direct from the taut filehaCeS, thereby avoiding the expense of re-melting the pig iron (which is necessary in Eng land:. end thus effects it greet saving hi the coat of production whilst owing to the freedom of the ores on the ea des of the Company from sulphur and phosphor, sod to its being worked with charcoal instead of coke an coal, the quality Ye superior to any . produced in this country, being fully equal to the best quality of cast steel made under the old process. The magnificent supply of cater power possessed by the Com• pall at their various works, and the cheapneas of labour in Sweden. oleo contribute materially to lessen the cost of pro. ductlon. Taking into considera tion these facts, together with the immense and daily increasing demand for steel, there can be no &met L a ot tht with the introduction of additional capital this Company must realise large profits. 'the services of Mr. Goransson, who has hitherto had the management of the works and estates of the Hatte rest ho Com in pany, in Sweden, and who holds a large peconlary int this Company, have been secured as alauschig Director for Sweden. The memorandum and articles of aesiscistion cosy be inspected at the offices of the Solicitors of the Company. Reeperteses and forms of Application for shares soli mcitoay be obtained from the bankers, brokers, auditors, and rs and at the offices of the Company. 1111AILLOWS PATENT OASK STAND a new taventioa, so admirably contrived PM a te A ban, as veil so smaller casks. may be raised or tilted on it wMboat labour er trouble. Its adios Is so bapelpable that the 'Naomi of the mat limpid Said by no podbility can be disturbed. Price 95., 12L, 14a., to suit 4, 0, and 18 piton casks. VtABLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. vent.peg required. No more dal beer or war wine. Price Mt_ed. ditto, electroplated Apply direct to JAM AS BARLOW, patentee, 14, Bing Villilanctreet, Madoo-bente. fee thM Ids mine and addrets are on wrery article: all Mittman inerioas inutattoom Is wisp pails. Zstablitliad LOIDON OARPET WARBIIOIIBI. LA WAVOR and SON, $ and 4. GOODOLISTRIZI. W. BROWN BROTHERS.—PATENT CHAIRS sod COUCHEi Barrack Furniture, Trunks, Podium,. taw, ha., PRIC K . CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. 1416, PICCADILLY. Catalogues tree 'NAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 7d. per lb.; .IL/ paraffins, la. ed.; second paraffins, Is. MI.; sperm, la. ed. L mad ed.: One British wet, Is. 60. , transparent wax. la. bols ed. i* ; Esbnamt ems and 'perm, ; German was. IL ad. ; wax, 16 ; composite, Bd.. N.. and the beet, 10d. ; metal& for PalmWe ]asps. ; magmata. 90.: moalde. 16d. best Colm ell, te. per gallon , yellow soap, Iffie.. Ms., 44e, sad ets. per Ilribe : mottled, Os. old brown Windsor . Is. 9d. per pail*: common brown Windsor, Is. ; white Wlndaer, la. ed. Coney, le. ed. glycerine snd almond. Is. per ber—tor sank at Y. P. DAVID and BONO old established W.C . warshavae, lisren'olane, Charing-moss. London. O VE RCOATS. —HAMILTON and KIMPTON call espechd atteutton to the NEW WINTER t.IOODS toe 0 VE*OE/ATM, and Invite an Wa l d.pection of the same. N.B. Sponse* garment" always on No. NS, Strand, opponte rider Halt DSCOTT'S BILIOUS and L IVER PILLS, JLF a Bever failing remedy, prepared without any mereartal ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott . will be found Invaluable to all who auger from bilious and liver complaints, Indigestion. wind. spawns , giddiness, dizziness of the eyes, de. For habitual costiveness, as a family aperient medicine, and as a purifier of the blood, the) are truly excellent . mild In their operation and grateful to the stomach. they create appetite, promote digestion, and strengthen the whole nervous system. —Sold by W. Lam bert, chemlst. 8, Xing William-street, Charing-crook and by most druggists. in boxes. la lid. and Pa. ed. Be sure to ask for Dr. Scott's Dillon, and Liver Fill. The Renatoe are Ina ware green Oacinsge with "William Lambert" engraved on the stamp NEW SONG, " Warbling& at Eve." Poetry by FARSIE. !db.& by the composer of " God bleu the Prime of Warw." 3s. Free for le stamps. London: Robert Cocks and Co., New BarUngtonstreet, W. Just published, price ed., by past fur seven stamps, RimMEL'S ALMANACK for 1866, richly Illuminated end delightfully gertumed. bold by ell the trade.--liIMMOL, Perfumer, 16, Strand; VA, Regent-street; um! 1:1, etrnhlll, nOCTOR the MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONHZS. -1—• Title of next CIIRLSCSIAS NUMBER of ALL T TEAR ItOUN b. 26, Wellingtonatreet, Strand. W.C. EVERY WH 'S BODY'S BUSINESS! AT IS EVERYBODY B USINE&SI EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS will bein 1.1 EV ER V BODY'S hand., and In EVERYBODY'S mouth. EVERY WIIEKE, on nlo the 2oth Ihetruher. Don : Shuphin nod Marshall. "O NCE A WEE K." Illwitrated. CHRISTMAS NUMBER. Price 6d. Eighty pagea, with numerous illustrations, to a wrapper taste. fully printed in colours, T HE CHRISTMAS NUMBER of "ONCE A WEEK, - Bradbury, Even', and Ce., 11, Bourerie.street, Price la, DR. CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Its Obligations, Happinma, and Disappointments. Dann, Conduit . or Author, 3, Oreat Marlhorough-street, W. Working Nana fee, halt a Guinea. R° "'LANDS' MACASSAR O lL.—Tllis elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is univerially In high repute Sr. its unprecedented success during the last sixty years in promoting the growth, restoring and bcsulifying theengt human hair. It prevents hair from falling o ff or tuns Ina grey, st d it rhe weak hair, clean. es it from scud aud ilandriii, an makes beautifully soft, pliable, and glossy. For children it is e• peel ally recommended, as forming the basis of a beautifu herd of hair, while its introduction int o the nursery of royalty, l and the high esteem In which it is universally held, with nume rous testimonials couatautly received of its efficacy, afford the best and surest proofs of its merits, ce 3s. en., ix., On. dd., equal to four small, and 2.15. per hotPritle.—Sold at 20, Batton. garden, and by chemists and perfumerv.—Ask for itowlauda Macassar OIL ---- N _ OTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—Tbe greate st and most useful invention of the day, AGL'A Mews, JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three Hing-coum, Lombard street, Gordon, perfumers to her SI &testy, respectfully offer to the public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the I human hair to its prutine hue—no matter at what age. The Ague Amara& has none of the properties of dyes; It, on the contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the h alt is once restored one application per month will keep It in perfect colour. Price LI Is. per bottle, or in half bottles, lei. &L John Gosnell and Co. have Teen appointed perfumers to FL LH. the Princes, of Wales—JOHN Go9\ ELL and ce. CHERRY TOO I H PASTE is greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per fumers, chemists, and at the manufactory, lit, Three King-coUrI. Lomberdotreet. London. UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL Professor Jenner, M.D., Mr. Henry Thompson, led Mr. W. F. Low, as a deputation from the council of University College, London, waited on his Royal Highness the Duke of Gain. bridge on Friday, the 17th lost., on the subject of the affairs of the hospital, when bin royal highness graciously consented to preside at the annual dinner to take place on the 18th April next, at Willis's Rooms. A magnificent contribution of 100(. to the funds of the charity has been received from Mr. W. R. Young, of Florence, through Mr. L. H. Harris, of Fumival'airin. NATIONAL RIFLE ASSOCIATION.—The result of the trial of small bore rifles between Mr. Henry, of Edin burgh, and the Birmingham (Whitworth) Small Arms Com pany has not yet been officially decided. The competition was so close that the diagrams have to be most minutely calculated and verified, and the decision arrival at by the council of the National Rifle Association will not be officially announced until Monday next. HsTen.tes.—Tbe meaning of the singular adver tisement that has been deployed for a month past as walla and hoardioga, consisting of engravings on a large scale of a number of quaint-looking persons in their night-dreams, is explained. " Hatch Ups," or 'Stories told is the Dark," is the name of Beeton's Christmas Aanual for 1866. LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS " FOR TBZ ENSUIN G wrze.--Idooday—Actueries, Principles of Construction of Mortality Tablea," Mr. Made= • G eog raphical, at 8). " Overland J ourne y , Rockhampton to Cape York, Australia," Moen. Jardine ; Discovery of Route between Rockingham Bay and Valley of Lagoosa." Mr. Dalrymple ; " Boat Voyage (1,600 miles) aloes N. and W. Australia," Mr. Stow ; Society of Arta, at 8, " Effects of Discovery of Precious Meals on Ancieat Civilisation of the Mediterranean," Dr. Hosting,. Tuesday —Elinsera, at 8, " T.-leg soh to India, Australia, and China Zoological, at 84, "Identity of Broad-fronted and Hair;sessed Worn. bet,' Dr. Muria ; " Fossil Birds from A n t va, Melte." Mr. Parker ; " Affinities of Proogehoroedtelope; Mr. Bartlett. Wednesday --Society of Arta, a* 8, " 'Prowled Purchase of Railways by Oovernmeot," Mr. Howse. Thugs _ day Royol, at 4, anniversary ; Antiquaries, at Bi, " Au . T E. INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE I tbenticity of Pastor' Letters," Messrs. Bruce Mad Minna. Saturday—Horticultural, at 2 —Atheurritio. the cordial T he rwßisclinetrtidlic2lalvw°4,..4,,..tosoat aeon ➢o b The death is announced of Baron Biondi's, the an the secretions, on the hitagrity of which perfect health ited heed of one of the leading families in Hertfordshire. The It Ise speeLle for debility of all kinds, and trom its con.. b aron wan hi g hl y en n eemin i i n hi, coun ty. and no t th e least =.l' among o ther Ingted i e hte, PePetnee tel Ph°eP lette °I by those who were fond of the sports of the field. Be is ' rill " one h et h/7 beneficial to the °l'm' d i g P" Sic " I succeeded b y the 800. Mr. Dinisdala, who was on Mos ta. par bottle, or four quantftha In one for 291. Bole his son, A s e.te. en d C o., e n% onfor n n i n no, w.c,. one OCC&Mi011 the conservative candidate for the repremmtia sad nit, Fanchurthatnet, 11. C., London. Moe of Hertfordshire. —_ .._ (Per the Java, via Roche's Point.) NEW YORK, Nov. 15, NOON. The South Carolina Legislature has adopted the constitutional amendment abolishing slavery, thus securing the adhesion of the necessary number of states to make the amendment form part of the Federal constitution. The states of Wisconsin and Minnesota have voted against negro suffrage. A semi-official statement has been published asserting that Mr. Crawford, the British consul at Havannah, gave direct personal assistance to the rebels during the war. Over 2,000,000 bales of cotton and 50,000 boxes of tobacco had been smuggled through the blockade with Mr. Craw ford's connivance. A list of persons in England stated to have furnished the rebels with contraband of war has also been published. It is authoritatively announced that the Federal Government, in- order to preserve neutrality in the Mexican war, will allow no armed parties to pass the Federal frontier, nor permit munitions of war to be sent to either belligerents. General Kilpatrick has been appointed Minister to Chill, and he will previously visit Spain on an official mission. The Hartford papers report a movement of Federal troops towards the Maine frontier, caused by the apprehension of trouble arising from the demands of a British officer for the return of de serters escaped from Canada. The Portsmouth Chronicle states that orders have been received at the Portsmouth navy-yard to pre pare the large iron-clad Passaconaway and three other steamers for sea immediately. Secretary Seward had a long interview with the President on Monday last, giving rise to the ru mour that the British government had made some formal demand on the Federal government re specting the Fenian movement. The Fenian* have , rented a large house in Union-square, New York, ' which has been fitted up for government offices. The steamer Sacramento sailed from San Fran cisco on the 10th for Panama with 880,000 dole. for New York, and 475,000 dole. for England. The Persia arrived here this morning, but was I detained in quarantine for observation. The City of Washington and the Belgian have arrived out. General Logan has been appointed Minister to the Mexican Republic, of which he is reported to be a strong friend. Mr. Browning, who was Pre sident Johnson's private secretary, has been ap_ pointed Secretary of Legation to General Logan. OOKKERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, NEW YORK, Nov. 15, Noos. Money easier. Gold, 1471. Exchange sl ig ht' don, 160 ; ditto on Paris, 3.551 Stocks firmer. New York Centrals, 96k. Illinois, 1341. Erie, 921. 5.20 Bonds, 101 a. Cotton tending downwards. Middling Upland, 50. Flour steady. Wheat advancing. Corn, good inquiry. Provisions firmer. Coffee dull. Sugar dull. Molasses, good demand. Petroleum very firm ; crude, 394 ; refined, 62. CANADA. TORONTO, Nov. 14. Two battalions of volunteers have been ordered to be ready for frontier duty against the Fenians. The 60th Regiment has been ordered from Mon treal to Western Canada. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Nov. 15. News received here (rid New Orleans) from Ma tamoras, on the 31st October, states that the skir mishing around Matamoras continued. Both the troops and the inhabitants were short of provisions. Two transports arrived on the 9th at Rio Grande, with imperial reinforcements. News from Mexico, rid Havannah, announces the defeat and capture of General Artraga, in Muhochan. General Rosalie had been defeated and killed at Mazatlan. SPIIN IND OULU. MADRID, Nov. 23. The Correspondencia of this evening says it has reason to believe that the remonstrance sent by the British to the Spanish government upon the pro ceedings of Admiral Pareja towards Chili is couched in very friendly terms, and is not a purely official communication. ST. NAZAIRE, Nov. 24. Advices received here from Chili to the 9th October state that Admiral Pareja wblockading Valparaiso with two frigates, and that he had cap tured several small merchant vessels. The irritation of the Chiliana at the conduct of Spain was increasing. The clergy and people, in. eluding the women, had placed all their resources at the disposal of the government, which was thereby enabled to decline an offer made by some English companies to purchase two hum of railways for 15 millions piastres. It was believed that the Peruvians were disposed to follow the example of the Chiliana, as the Spanish government , it was reported, refused to ratify the treaty concluded by Admiral Pareja with General Vivanco unless Peru agreed to pay Spain a larger sum than was therein stipulated. MILITARY RIOT AT MARTINIQUE. PARIS. Nov. 24. The Paris evening journals publish intelligence from Martinique announcing that s conflict bad taken place between 1,039 Zonaves and a body of Marine Infantry, in which 16 Zonaves were killed and 37 wounded. The Marines had three men killed snd ten wounded. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS. Nov. 24. His M►jesty King Leopold returned to Laken yesterday afternoon. DII BARIIT'S Dauciors EZLI.TH RESTOIterG KZ. enni% Musics, FOOD yfalds thrice the nourishment of the best beet, and cur% without seediciue or IncOnvoriirDos, dyspep sia fladigrti...ll), cough, medusa, constuoption. osaseill Ws. diarrhus, dysentexy. nervous, bilious, host. end stomach conspisinis, sad owes My Uses Its coot in Sher »sedans. 60,000 cares ann. - and Co., No. 77. ltepni-street, Limns, W. In tins, Ws, ts. id. ; lets Its.: Yalta, Ne.. also at 61, Graceschurch-eireee a Ct.egMde : 6 3 . 160, and ait Ostoed• Ws». and MillOrowt►—{AdvertWsrnt.] OVERLAND MAILS. The following telegram bee been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com pany, November 24 : CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS. YALTA, Nov. 23. The Poonah and Nyanza left here to-day at 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. respectively. The former may be expected at Marseilles early on the 26th inst., and the latter at Southampton about Dec. 2. OUTWARD 11011BNY MAIL. The Ripon (from bonthampton, Nov. 12) reached Malta on the 22nd at 9 a.m., and left at 4 p.m. for Alexandria. The Syria (from Marseilles, Nov. 20) arrived on the 22nd at 6 p.m., and left on the 23rd at 1 p.m. for Alexandria. THE AUSTRIAN LOAN. The full prospectus of the Austrian Government Loan was issued last evening, the agents in London being the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited), while the contractors, as before stated, are the Comptoir d'Escompte of Paris, in combination with 'wend capitalists. The loan has been thrown into a somewhat different form from that which was apparently contemplated at the outset, being now divided into 734,694 bonds of 19/. 175. sterling, or 500 f., or 200 florins Austrian value in silver, representing • total of upwards of 14,600,000/. in stock. The bonds will be issued at 131. 14s. 4d. each, with coupons attached, payable half-yearly, of the value of 9.5. 11d. each, being at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, from Ist December proximo. IL per bond is to be paid on application, and the re -laining 121. 14s. 441. in the following instalments : /. 19s. 7d. on 15th December, 3/. lls. 7d. on 10th February, 31. Ils. 7d. on 10th April, and 31. lle. 7d. on 10th June (leas coupon for 95. 11d.) ; but subscribers will be at liberty to pay their scrip in full under discount at 6 per cent. per annum. Provisional certificates to bearer will be delivered to subscribers in exchange for their receipts after the payment on the 15th December. With regard y to : e t a h ri e , red iv em lau pti f o . redemption , the following s . tat A e- t. went is made " These bonds will 1'9.490 , Cti each drawing an equal number, or 9,928 bonds, will be withdrawn and paid off at 191. 17s. (or at par), with the half-yearly dividend. The drawing will take place publicly, at the Austrian Embassy in Paris, on the Ist May and Ist November of each year ; the first drawing will take place on Ist May, 1868." The prospectus further states that " the subscription will be opened simultaneously in Lon don, Paris, Vienna, Prague, Amsterdam, Brussels, 'Limburg, and Frankfurt, on Monday, 27th November, and will remain open until Wednesday, the 29th November, at I p.m., unless it shall have been completed immediately." Finally, the mode of allotineutis described as under :—" It is intended to allot to subscribers the full amount for which they apply, while the list remains incomplete. The day on which the number of applications shall exceed the number of certificates remaining avail able, the subscription will be closed, and applica tions received during that day proportionally reduced." THE REPRY,ENTATION Or TOTNE , .—A rumour was prevalent in Totem on Thursday evening thst Mr. Peed's' had reaigoed. The accuracy of this statement how ever is open to doubt.— Mitern Morning Nene. CONVOCATION. —Yesterday moruiog Dr. Travers Twist, the Vicar-General of the province of Canterbury. attended at the Jerusalem Chamber sod formally peorogued the Convocation of the Prelates and Clergy of the Province of Canterbury until Friday, the 29th of December. The bishops and proctors of course will not be Tequircd to attend for the transaction of business on that day. GILEENWICH HOePITAI.,—As the result of the recent exodus of the minstoners of Greenwich Hospital, in accordance with the recent arrsogemeata, the whole of the female nurses, with the exception of six, were yester day discharged, sod left the establishment on superannua tion allowaooee, varying from 81. to M. per annum, amordieg to leouth of service. FIRE AT WHITZCHAPLI•.—A fire, by which the lives of several pampa were greatly jeopardmed.took place vesteirday morning at the Old Red Lon Wine and Spirit Vaults, in High-street, Whitechapel. On the previous night a slight escape of gas was detected io one of the pipers, sod, in order to stop the leakage, some grease was placed in the aperture, before closing the establishment for the night ; but after the inmates bad retired to bed it is thought the escape must have broken out afresh, sad when the barmao come down at five o'clock in the morning he found fire burning throagh the entire length of the bar and spirit saw. At that tints seven parsecs were sleeping in the building. Conductor Samuel Wood attended in the course of • few minutes; with the Royal Society's mope, and having affixed his mango against the bandies, he suc ceeded in saving four persons from the second floor and three from the first floor. That bad barely been accom plished, sad the engines c ommenced working, when the spirits In the enormous vats caught firs, sod explosion sitar explosion followed. blowing Enguseers Purdy", and Lyons and another oat of timber. They were all injured, but not fatally. dome considsesble time elapsed Woes the con fiwatioa mold Iss entirely ritiogniahed, and that nct Wore a considerable amount of propetty woe destroyed.