The Express. — London, England, 1865-11-27 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS• AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT LOAN of 1865. In 734,606 Bonds of 819 1:a. sterling : or, 600 francs : or. 200 Boric Attache value to silver. A contract for hale Loan ban been entered Into between the Imperial Government of Austria, end the , omptoir if facompte of Parts, in combination with waved capitalists Aotan is LONDON —Agra and If asterotatie heck (Limited,. 36. Nicholas lane, Lombard street. see Bonds will be lamed at £l3 14s. 4d. sack lath Coupons attachd Th , payable half-yearly, of the value of 9s. lid each, being at the rate of 6 per cen t per annum, from Ist December proximo. 4:1 0 0 per Bond to he paid on application. and th, remaining 612 lee. 4d. In the following instalment.: 1 10 7 on 11th December. 3 11 7 on loth February. 3 11 7 on 10th AtelL 3 IL 7 ou 10th June (lees Coupon for 9s. ltd.). PENHALE and LOMAX (CONSOLIDATED) SILVER LEAD MINING COMPANY waited). Inede7anned under "The C'ompanka Act," which strictly Waits the ty of each shareholder to Übe amount of Ma euu. management of the wort and estates of the, Hbrr.Company, or la Sweden, and who h olds a large pecuniary in tln this CoMpsey, hare been sacured m hfansaing Duost tor swede°. The wernoniudurn and articles of association may be inspected at the Oka of the Solicitors of the Oompany =Ay be Prespectoses and forms of Niglio-anon for shares obtained from the bankers, brokers, auditors, and solicitors and at the °dices of tho Company. (nom ous owit COSUIPONDirr.) ...---...... -. ----_---- C&LCUTTA.—The CASTLE LIN E oi PACKETS highest data at Llnytlal, keallog in the Bast ladle Docks, .„,,,,, magelleet to her lialeity's Council for India 7 "TiAAWICI CAS ILL, Mao tool TIOMOT, sailed Oct. 17. 10 ILWORTU CAaTLZ, 1.11 toss register, to lea Nov. 27. Asgy to the orncrs, VON ALD CURRIg sad Liverpool oh DLAV sod Co.. 7a, Parliament-street ;orto 0. and A. uniaNG sea ea, 9, tirsomeltureti street, !LC. - M — ripUon.. Capital, Til,ooo, In MOM sham of P 1 each. Of wbieh up. arch of threefourths are already disposal of. Degt 10e. per Share 01., application, and les. on allotment. Further calls not to exceed he. ier Share, end not to be made at intervals of year than four months. From caret ul calculations It le estimated that not aeon than 35a. per Share will be required !materna& CRATittat—THOMAS 'LYNX 111411 ZS, Bap., Director of the CaMbeck Fella Consolidated Lead end Copper Mining Company (Limited). Herbert Hardie, Esq. Dindon of the Front! no and llo• Jolts Guetarua Russell, Esq. 1 Beta Mouth American) Odd gtewert Smyth Windham, t ap. Mining Company (Limited). Illcherd Dams, Tap., 14, Mabee,* LC. Maßina. The Ages end MatorrnaVe Sauk (Limited), 35, Nicholas4sne,LC. Mesa& Hawkey, Whitford, Cater and Co., St. Colamb, Cornwall. SOLICITOR—W. C. Slink Esq.. 48. Lisoolers4nn fields. W.C. AO:nue—W. Mottle, &Q.. Kil4lll Anneyard, Muenster street, MiLion—Captalt John Ingo, late Agent Greet Inlay Mine& dicciartur—W. O. Pawning,, Esq. Otioes, 192, Gresham Home, Old Bretreet, London. --- PARIS, BONDLT A short note in the Moniker du duir on the mutiny of the Zouaves iu La Martinique shows a disposition to blame the military authorities of the colony rather than the mutineers ; for it says that "a severe order severely executed" led to &bloody collision. The officers, who "nobly did their best to recall deluded men to reason and at last suc ceeded," are praised, but, exzept to the mild extent inferentially conveyed in this sentence, there is no censure ou the men. The Monileur abstains from noticing the nature of the "severe order," and readers, deprived of the information to be found in unofficial journals would scarcely suppose that the frightful outbreak of the 2nd and 3rd regiments of Zouaves, on their way out to Mexico, had no greater provocation than an order of their commanding officer restricting the number of passes during the short halt of th e troops a t La Marti n ique to a num ber which they thought too small. The utmost care is taken, and assuming it to be within reasonable limits most rightly taken, to pre vent the reductions in the army from distressing the non-curnmiseioned officers of the corps reduced. Notice has already been given that three candidates from every regiment may send in their names to compete for a hundred situations in the telegraph offices. The sergeant-majors examine the men desirous of competing. The three candidates chosen by the sergeant-major are to be sent on trial for six months. During these six months their rank in the army remains, so that if they snoeld ulti mately be found not to have sufficient aptitude for their new career, they may be drafted into service regiments. The salaries they will get in the tele graphic offices are 561 . a year without prejudice to their retiring pension as soldiers. The Emperor, it is said, attaches great importance to these means of reconciling the reductions with the private inte rests of old soldier', and hopes that in this way the decrees of November 15 may completely carried be out before January 1, 1867, w ithout any violent check to the ordinary course of promotion. THE OXFORD. THE MARKET GIRLS, an Operetta, by J. Offenbach, in which the whole talent of the establiabseent will appear, with augnentee tend and chorea condected by r. F. Jeanlmam, TI '—___:------- g:E, SNS LAND. —BLACK BALL PAS - StltOglt LINL—Nor arra ngements with 'Ltd.'s Colo - Gsvereanen,. Redaction of Steerage Fare to CM Land L!0. to all clams. PLYING CLOCD, for BRISBANE, Illoreton Bay direct, packet wawa December. 'this renowned clipper ship, built by Donald ifickal Vha urcsed specia ll y for the Black Ball Q ueensland e, is one of the finest models and fastest ships In Or . T geid ; hash . returned from the nobly in 74 days from end wll sawn be despatched➢ punctually to We. io soried accommodation for all classes of passengers, and yamplied with a patent dlstilltng apparatua 1313BANIL From Glasgow dtrect, UP P er LIGHT OF THE A gg. UP toes, will be despatched y December 2. rte JAMES RAWER and Co., Livmmol ; all Noma foe eilieek Ball Line . and T. M. MACKAY and Co., 1, Isadenhall met, Londe,. LC. --------------- ----- -- T ----- HE OXFORD.-THE HUN G ARIAN BROTHERS and SISTER, 'MALYS. In the , ' new Enter. Waviest, limn. %Irish and Wits. H. Power, Russell Orme,. the atthew, Harr Priskw. the Bald= gymnast, and Mbar available THIS REINING. £1314 4 Subscribers will be at liberty to pay their scrip in toll on any of the above dates, under discount ate per cent per annum. Provisional certificates to bear r will be delivered to sub scribers in exchange tor their receipts atter the payment on the lath December. These certificates will be exchanged for bonds after payment of the final instalment. Coup .ms will be attached to the bonds payable let June and let December, at the Agra and Basterman's Bank (Limited). These bonds will be redeemed in thirty.seven years, by half - These yearly drawings. At each dime log an equal number, or 9,916 Ronda, will be withdrawn and paid MT at 17s. (or at par), with the half-yearly dividend. The drawing will take place publicly, at the AUltilla Embamy. in Paris, ou the Ist May and Ist November of each year ; the first drawing will take place on the let May, 11166. The subscription will be opened simultaneously in London. Paris, Vienna, Prague, Amsterdam breads, Hamburg, and Ynuiltfort, on Monday, 27th November, and will remain o p en until Wedneed e ? se the 4 8th November , at 4 p.m., Willis It shall have been cons 4 Intermediately. It is intend to allot to subset there the full amount for which they apply, while the list remains incomplete. She day on which the number of applications shall exceed the number of eartili cates remaining available, the subscription will be closed. and applications received during that day proportionally reduced. Applications for Bonds, accompanied by the deposit of AV. to be addressed to the Agra and Masierman's Bask (Limited), where prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained. London, Nov. 24, lea. - - aATTI'S MUSIC-HALL, Westminster -bridge - -1-4 foot —Proprietor. CAtW G&TTL — The shore elegant Ball is toPEN EVERY EVENING. supported by the great Lilt ord. Albert Steele, Charles Woodman. the celebrated double roles royalist, Was Lydia Lathier, and a boat of talent of the highest order. QTOD ARE. - 247th REPRZBENTR VATELSION. 10 TRW= et MYSTERY. Tegypttanitall.--11A MAGIC sad VINTIULOQ (URIC—As performed by columasd before bar llstesty the Quern and Royal FMB, at Windsor Castle, Tuesday evening, Nov. 11. Ida —Great sensation created by the SPHINX, a Mystery; the Isetentasteas orb et Moser ani the real lodise Reeked Trick. sa cm Performed be Camel Iltodare.—RVEßY ZPRNING, at I ; edseaday and Bat ,et S. —Stan at Ititcbstra, Old 3mi-street, and Box halL—Ashatailes, b.. atalls. ho. ietreculeas."—Vlde " TURK" Apra 14 lhee. MEAN 1102 uvaaroin, ON QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORE, TWICE A WERE. TOE LIVERPOOII NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEA -SHIP COMPANY intend 80 gotaing their f u ll-poweredatio.built Iron Screw Stems-Mitge, ri ming the United Stated FROM LIVERPOO for NEW YORE. CITY OF ROSTON, Wednesday, Nov. DE CITY OF CORK, Friday, D.C. I. ETNA, Wednesday, Dec. & my seen Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. paw gums by the mail Weiner, sear . = .. Yednealm IA 17, sal a guineas, am:adios tot. by the Fridays and Saturday's Ithreoolll, 16 guineas. =d e passage includes a fall supply of cooked provisio n. yousgsra for Canada and the United Stales booked throuo on er y~ advantageous Lerma For further particulars apga e o INMAN, 22, Wateratrest, 'damped ; air to IN NACU, C, King Willlametreet, Leaden. TROBTICTUR. It= Company is formed for the purpose par of working two exten sive Silver Lead MINN knows as Penhale and Lomax, situate in the ish of Perranashutoe, CornwalL The aloes ere held under teem fee 01 years, at the anceasily low royalty of 1-144 1 . the amine royalty of the lead mines of Cornwall being Dotal-15= to I•ligh. The I=4m= end deserved/ retebrated Ned Wheel Roes Mime, which paid nearly 000,000 starting la dreldesida, aad the shies of wet= sold for upwards of £1,709 each, are about three =lse to the east of Penh&le and Lornax, while, the rich ea/ ent west Clitsertoo Mines, now yielding an = must por ove t r Eto,ooo, mid veined lit the aggregate et £260,000, ACC riling to the present market price, are situated at about the game dig ' tance to the south. The remunerative productiveness of Penhale and Long= Use been abundantly established by actual results. and as will be seen by the report of no less an authority than Captain John Ritto (by whose practical skill Greet Lazsy has been brought Into Da present highly profitable poeltioul, •they form ne of the best and safe/ Investments in the whole mining district of Cornwall.' lie also writes . I fully believe that with a mode -1 rate capital, combined with =kited and judous management, I this property sooa rank among the best dividend-paying mines lu the county." Alter • careful consii`oratioa of thirearly results to be obtained from these mines, the extent of the reserves of ore, and the alweace of any aecessity for any works of a speculative or expe rimental character, the Directors feel fully Metalled In coming to the conclusioe that In a short period permanentand satisfac tory dividends will be realised. An opportunity so favourable for Investment to • bona fide mining enterprise, therefore, but seldom occurs. The Directors have succeeded in securiog them ex temelve set= uponmost advantageous terms—viz., g 13,000, the whole of con to be paid in the shares of the Company, thus showing I thedence of the vendors in the Intrinsic merits of the BA 31 K of TURKEY Nov= IS HEREBY OIVFN, that the LIST of APPLI CATIONS for SHARDS to the Bank of Turkey (Welted) will be CEDED on TUASDAY, the 28th instant, for London, and on WILDNBSDAY, the 29th instant. for the country.— By order, London, Nov. fB, 1869. B. LAMBERT, Secretary pro tew. THE OTTOMAN COMPANY (LIMITEIM INVITE APPLICA- TION , FOR THE CAPITAL OF THE BANK of TURKEY (Limited). I (Incorporated onder The Companies Act, lan" Mining I the lisbatt/ of the noteholders to the meant ',Amerind,. Capital £1,000,000, In 20,400 Shares of LSO each (with power to Increase,. Mist loans 10,000 Sham. W 6 Et per Share on appli ca tion, and .E 4 on allotment, De Where DO allotment is Inge to au applicant, Ids deposit will be returned In fall. Share Calls not to exceed Lb pert mouths. and at Intervals of not less than throe mouths. nia" " R017111.-00MIFUNICATIO N O b 1 TLAM INDIA, AUSTRALIA. is., MS EGYPT S ihs yLtIItSULAR and ORIENTAL ELAM NAVIGATION CO NZANT BOOK PAViENGIUIE sad receive CsrgoA sad Peroele MOM Leaden Mike tor Gibraltar. Malta, rept, den, Ceylon. gym, Calcutta, the Straits, sad China. by their ;steamers =lleethanipton en the nth sad gOth of every mouth . for Mate, Egypt. Aden, end Betabey, by those of the lath 18117th of each month: end for Mauritius. Kull organs M % ad, Melbourne , sad dm, by the steamers lemma Smith. on the Nth of erm7 month.—Tor further particulars =1 the Compaaf Mom L ea denhaliuMded, LC, Las is : ar Ortakiailam. boatbanapiaa. MMES. CLENCH, SMITH, AND CO. ARE INEFEDCTED TO RXCEIVE APPLICATIONS !'OR SCLIP CERTIFICATES IN NAPLES PUBLIC mited). WOR KS COMPANY (Li lueoTonded ander "The Companies Act, VOL" by which the Debility of each Shatekoldcr is limited to the amount of glues: Capital, 61,1!00,00^First Issue, £000,000: With power to in, ream, In COOO Provisional Scrip Certificates to Bearer of LlOO each, of which Z.l moat bs paid • n application, and a further sum of £7 on allotment : each of such scrip certificates belog into tire share certificates of an u. upon theca being called up and paid theroon Um, proportion of 10 per cont. of the nominal value. Interest on all calls duly paid by Shareholders daring the first two years of construction, at the rate ofd percent. per annual or at 7 per cent• if fully paid up. After the Met two years, the rentals, then constituting the Shareholders' revenue, are estimated to yield 10 per cent., Irrespectively of bonuses front ... , v /('•,, , ,, A ...,, ..„ ..,,,.....„7.....,,,,,-..„..... „v.,. SV,VVY. To .. __ . , • 1 - ' L ezez - - z --se - se- - a r-4 • "...• . . .. I . .... ondary sod inferior lots were difficult to dispose .‘ 411 . 1 xprt ,,,,..,,i,,... a reduotion of folly 2a. per quarter, which h o m e ; - Ail hug to accept to induce porch tams to operate. 11, - , - .//‘ uotations for best old white wheat me 516. to fief .. \`... ~."-. -*a l e • ~ 45a. to 4Se. ; and inferior. 43a. to 45 e •' 1 il _ _ ---.. beat old red, 495. to 525. ; secondary , 45a, t o er S 53.„1.. 3 .ti ;t. • r•Or, 425. to 470. per quarter ; beet new .1.„... e a ; and red, 40s. to 445. per quarter. Th. f es .,."' ../"...........- . , as not so brisk u before, and all but a few of - ri i : • lots were Is. to 20. per quarter cheerer. t o ti n .; __-- . ea lanv PM H Rit 27, 1805. [ STAMPED, ld., ADDITIONAL.] TWOPENCE as only a limited demand, at a trifle lower terms --.. was in heavy supply, but the demoted wet very It, a lthough offered at slightly lower term'. li es . t parcels fetched 365. to 44.1.., and others 335. to 36„ . der. Grinding aorta were rather scarce, ead ally as high as triefors. The oat trade was again yet an d with au increased coesumptive dire isn .l were firm ; best old sons maim. 24.. to 28e, Lid 2th. to 24e per quarter. Good old beau ere in es• and prices improved Is. per quarter. Pau i, I. demand, at about tonna prices. arcs, NOV. 25.-The supply of wheat twetieue, ...Aerate with small supplies of other articles. isi h em . , ily at last week's pnees a.dl in some instances i s ..y. All spring earn brings last week's plie s. to the grower :-Wheat, 6Zilbs. per bushel, old, wbit. • 545.; red, 47v. to 49e. ; new, white, 465. i n 501. 7 s. to 465. Oats, new, le. to Is. Id. per dose CESIER, NOV. 25.-At this day's market then els ted supply of wheat, and all except best q u e t k i ; . to Is. per qr. lower. Barley nominally unaltered. inquired for, and quite as dear. Lett doing in e mu; del. au, NO% 25.-Our corn market was moderately e a . with wheat, which met with a aloe demand at the lions of the peat week. New white mold at 48e t o new red, 465. to 50a. per 36 stone- Then wee e ble supply of barley, for which the demand was and. . Prices were, however, in some cases rather levee, ing, 32e. to 36 5. per q r. ; grinding, 28s. to 325. per 30 . The supply of oats' was small, and the Ufa* we t at full puns ; new, Vs. to 2tSe. per 24 stone, sparingly to hand, and commanded late queues:m e . I 40s. to 425. per 38 stone. Malt, 62e to eta.; no: per qr. Flour, 36a. to 37a. per Sack of 2EO lbs. INLOALDT, Nor. 25.-At our country maritime ix, we bed moderate supplies of barley and oata, emu Lent. Any attempt to reduce prime stopped Wen so we must report market uechenged. Hen s tO-dity. t y, fair supplies of bar le y and oat', bat small of wbe. s may be stated to be without change since this day f ight. Wheat, 445. to 53e. ; barley, 265. to 35e. ; ga s, 64. to 26e. 3d. per qr. ATERTORD, NOV. 25.-Our market has to-day Ina, r supplied with home.grown grain than for some tan ; from foreign, this week, we have very little tomcat trade since our last his been fairly active, but to index I 'uses sellers have submitted to some alight easseelite '.., mast article,. Wheat-Both Irish and foreign i n on „6. inquit y, the former at about 9.i., and the latter 3d. t o per barrel under the prioes of this any sewn* • ley -Hardly any offering, and our quotations remain •hauged. Oats in limited demand at a decline of 2.d. to per buret. Indian oorn has rather more this lost the ace noted on Saturday last, but ao increased (mutt, - owing off. Flour unaltered. Imports this week :- •e, 2.170 qrs. • wheat, 17. Exports this week:_ • eat, 1,130 barr els; oats, 3,113; barley, 1,065; floor, ; sacks ; oatmeal, 9. _ _ ATTLE --Centel.; NOv. 25.- A man arrived is we with some Irish cattle, and pieced them in a add sear • market to sell them. The magistrate bad him mai. I . .. . before them, and ordered the beards to be at are ' coed. He had not sold soy. Cheviot ewes sold at 335, ; - bs, 18s. helf-breds, 38a. each. Very few shown. es.. SAFFRON WALDEN RAILWAY. -This line has been • oed great extent, being simply • ech of the Great Eastern system, awl will prokehly mer ged eveutuall in that widertaking. EXPORTS OF BRITISH COAL.-The tables compiled y Meson. Higgineou and Co., of Liverpool, show that urieg the month of October, 1865, the total amount of cal hipped from the various port. of Great Britain 'Placated o 734,157 tons, being an f menage over OctoOcto ber, ber, 1861 1865, of 1.740 lona The exports rom January to , aclusive, amount to 7,246,417 tons sod show an escrease .sr the rime period of 18 64 of 480, 050 tons, THE MCRDER OF A GAMEKEEPER AT REIGATE.- . man gamed Flint has been apprehended, taken before he magistrates, and emended. On Saturday he rude a • . ofeesion to the following effect :-" Our party cossetted of Jordan, Skeet, Skelton, Thornton, and myself. We met at a public -hopes called tee Fox, at Norwood-hill, and from thews p•oceedwl to • wood called the Rickets. I had a gun, and so had Skeet ; we turned is the lower portirm of the wood, and worked up in file. Skeet being filet, Skate" next, and then pinta The other two were at the bottom of the wood. On coming to the drive we saw the keeper standing, and without exchanging a word Skeet shot hen, and we all ran away." The remaining four of the ging have been apprehended, and bronchi before the county magistrate", Messrs. Farquhar and Ph illi p s, sad stud remanded till Wednesday next. The aprasce of the men wu • of a respectable character foe theirpea calling. that at agricultural labourers. They were all young and active. Eecere AND CAPTURE OF IMO CONVICTS WHAM KNaPRILL.-02 Friday two convicts, named G.etridge sad J.ffe, made their escape from Kimplell under the follovieg circumstance& Surrounding the convict establishment there is • quantity of land in course of cultivation by the govern menu authorities, upon which 'mein of coovicts in charge of officer's's beet to work. From one of these pngs the two convicts named selected • favourable opportunity to escape, and bounded off with the speed of a greyhound. The officer is charge observed their immemeets, and so did the sentry, Toiler. The latter with great coolness brought Lie musket to bur on one of the fugitives and bred. The aim moved true, and lodged • slug is the convic t's back, sot, however, at , the time, disabling bine and both rneawaye made for the copeewood which abounds in this die trice A signal giver brought a number of oaken from the interior of the prison, and a. meet exciting pursuit ensued. Some of the officen had almon overtaken the fugitives whe they were brought to bay by some men le nursery. Os e s of tbem seemed inclined to show fight, but, seeing resistance hopeless, he sllowed himself to be Me lured. They were conveyed beck to the prison, where the wounded man was placed under the care of Dr. Campbell: who skilfully extracted the slug. The chase, which lease about half an hour, caused a great sensation in the Nigh bourhrod. SINOCLAR DEATH--Yesterday morning, about nn e .,„__ 1 o'clock, the body of • man war discovered in Brusswick• wso make own ..... square, Camberwell, in a rely extraordinary pcsitioa setherised muter • the poser. - • His head was firmly fixed between two of the w To authorise the company to raise ...- pilings of the enclosure ; his heeds were in his trowel. the creation of shuts or stock, with or without a p pekes, and he was quite dead. There were no marks at foresee or priority in payment of Intera it or di% Wends or ..-_ 'pedal advantages, and by borrowing on mortgage or other- esp. a... . • violence about him. Ho has been identified as • mrpeata, else. mateare Act, Ina., residing at 5, Cumberland-place, Addieetop 'gun. To authorise the company from time to time to ester into Arrialgaroatlon• Act. 1663, _ A SHOAL OF WHA1.193.-Botween Wednesday agreements with the Ha t e Cannok Chime Railway Company. DM." and "The Great Western 15ai....._ t night end Thursday meriting • shoal of 17 bottle-noes whale . the London and North. trn Railway Company, the Act, 1866," and say other acts relating to the South ftsffordshlre Redo ay Company, and the Md got beached ant peeped at Rattnybeed. One small whale a has elso been cut 'whore at Bucchanhaver. - Ed ialiens land Railway Company, or with any one or more en ßa crt a 79 l C°anuiP42l96!lBlls:ld9kllc.l,:ita• P.claop::4l4la6u'd 2,s l6 V a i n c. d ,ca l p ' ..215 ; i'• - , wo m ut e atta is i i z i - arge .., _ of such companies with respect to the management, unlade- and SO and 2o Vic , cap. fisl ; and any other se . n ts relat d irig , to .n t a b p e . Courant. Same, use, and wet rkiag o f the said intended railways and the Monmoutitsblre Railway and Canal Company. and 2VI datios in Naples, and house pro,. . t . f [ Advertisement. ]-Hoitowey's L evi -Winter', authorised ninny' id the company, and to enable those corn- 68; 23 and 24 , cap. 17; 24 and 26_ Vic , caps. 10 227, and 235; 25 Drawbacks.-W hence fogs come, car rey retire, S Pan''' on army "f them. "i work, h", ""u"nge the invend" and 16 V. cap. 1". and 3os and et suttee Vic . ca„. 265 and rim •26 and 07 Vic.. caps. eO, W . & and 202 ; 27 meat , , of the Is eapolnau pe•;ple, m ....._ I ted they find ready purehasers. Indeed, in ro-_. sad authorised railways, or uay of them, and to enter into traffic and Ei Via, cape. 563 . is not oar present parpose to expailnl w re to point p_4l • how them ill effects on the human frame can be neutralise& Ine arrangements and agreements for division or apportionment of 324, and soy otneracts reletiog to the ., B n and Mer th yr 1 pint contracts for sale can be ma , e to anticipation of their jcomplet:tonir .._. II him 4 must be freed from aunergunus carhop and "" 81nuc oo , 0 0 tdaw nampte from Marne from , to, over, and upon the railways of the Junction Railway Company ;20 and - V •.,. ca p• 140; 24 aud 16 After a most careful exaroirration of th te e d pese that u a t th pro ect sn o , Messrs. Alires. _ ,by some purifying medicine like Hollowio's Pals, which sold companies r e .peetively, or soy of them, iucluding the in- Vic., cap. 144; 27 and So Vk., car i t ty 2 l 6 Ann ‘ g, and any other all attendant circumstances, ohs calcula f , sales are capit n al nen of I SEcitsralt7 :Pro t..- leaded and authorised railways, and with respect co the tolls acts relating to the Rhymney pany ; 9 and 10 Vic., 6.1300,0 0, V gether with the returns n r• m i elit e '. work , Temporary Oaes-23 tea`--- • thoroukley cleanse the circulation, but 1 e-adjust is every _during the progress of the works. will be oleic ent to %or nu t 1 s the defects imposed upon It by that fluid when it has Mew! teed charges or other payments for or ln respect of such traffic.ABRIDORD ROSPECTUS. To repeal, extend, or amend some of the powers and reel - and 18 Vic., cap 158 : IS and 19 C i r d . M l6 l :viclo.,an:alpl.l Vic ., lo 17 eap-74 ;11 and It Vie, cap. 21 16 the entir econcessiou. And the calculation , founded upon the above 1 ` 1 foul or sluggish. These pills prevent stagnation. coogesnon. sea stated rates, exhibits as • result.-witbin . the term of right years An arrangement has been effected to ssio , Moos of the folios mg acts of parliament (local. • 7 and a Vic., Viz.. mos. 25 and 120 ; 22 and , XS Vic . c.p. 22: 26 and are the best regulators and preservatives against intensal_ia N , ie.. catii ;" vu ; theod N.. and og of to be occupied in c o mpleting this enterprise-returns, nom the ten.ive Iron, Steel, Shipbuildlaw cap. It ; and a , y other ark 'dating to the >Dakota Railway ; 9 t 6 Vic., cap. 182 ; 26 and 27 flasanations, iritations, and ulcerations. While ezpall_ and 10 Vicsettp. 204 • and any other sets relating to the IA todon v cap. gHt, and any other acts eels ug to a disposal of successive portions of the tstate, which promise to • estates of the Hogbo Strad - morbid matters from the system they cool it by their so as•humid) at least e3OO lac the a. gregate of bo,uses upon every sub- : with the Northe - • and North Western Itailooty . the South Sterfonlebin , Junction Heath Railway Company : 26 and Y 7 Tic • cap.l 7 l, and any aperitive action. and strengthen it by their tonic virtues Railway Act, 1,46 : the Trent Valley, Midland, and Grand other acts relating to the Dare Valle y Railway Company ; 6 option of E.ll.0 -exclusively of the ent it un t o repa too yment of Ts ! in Eno ,- capital ; or, In other words, a capital pro f per mu s ..------- Junction itadw ay Act, lain ; the South Staffordshire amis. .y and 7 %MMus 4, cap, 62 ; Wand 21 Vic., , cap. 153, and .. ray other with i t Interest at the rates of 5 per cent., 6 ne -1; BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. Act, 1547, nod ally other acts relating to the South ntalloroshire era relating to the Taft Vale Railway Lompauy . and 9 Vie ., Railway Company , the Cannock Chase Railway Act, 1060, and cap. 169 Ilene It Vie, cap. 23, and say_oth!r,...acNta.inrenniat..ing2nnto and 10 per cent. as described. ). _ -.. the Cannock chase Hallway . ",ertentiont Act, I Sat' r. ' ' espec ne ialll P Z t pu o te t tar d to . 'I BIRTHS. tea Aberdare Valley Railway eompany ; it sod o Duplicate aline and sections describing the lines and levels and any other acts res ti ng to the London and North 55 estern , .... - ll i maker Rattle s• the are " of the said intended railways and works, and the lands and Railway Company ;to altar tolls, rates, red duties authorised to to Is verreberat ina BRAUN EY.-November 23, at Tule:my-house, Berke, the wiled property which may be required to be taken for theany th or a by any other acts rait- A pzovlid- - Joh , Bradney, gap, of a son- Peres thereof, together with books of reference to ru s h &ni p''' . belingtaktoethen byn ar h airayri t i a i po or rtiens of of ' rtler_ aye and works e _ . arfected a " 1 . CAMPBELL . -November 23, at Almeley Vicarage. Bera tcci. coutaining the names of the ownen or reputed owners, twee' by the operatiou of the bill end to confer, . ~.„ an d s' 1 shire, the wife of the Rev. W. P. A. Campbell, of a datleda a or reputed leseees, and occupiers of such lands and propene. exemenoes from toile, raw, duties. ago n KL-Nowsmber 23, at Biro Villas, 140>ot-road. Tenable. to with a published map with the lines of the said privileges. tbe wife of B. Bagel, Fay., of a son. imposed oohs ay. deli. tied thereon, and a copy of this And notice Is hereby funk.- - ENO to 4 _ INCE-November 24, at Priory-road, Kilburn, the wile of ILK 'Mem as publi.hed in the "London Gazette," will. ou or before and sections &Nero-- the 39th day of November Instant, be deposited for public iimpec- tended Teo *" ince, Esq ,of a son. use• the eill tits with the clerk of the peace for the county of Stafford, at big wf+ 4 t° LY.V V -November 24, at York place ' POrtnianiq • cake at Sta ff ord : and ou or ' refore the saki 30th day of Noe.- of J. Levy, Req., of a son. ---e. If , bee instant a copy of so roach of the said plans, r-- - • J. RENNIE-November 21, at Oloucestecterrace, Hydep..-i books of reference as relates to each yenta the wile of J. K. Rennie, Esq , of a daughter. the said connoted railiva)s and ...--• of thew with a copy of tiro - __ _ - _.. of MARRIAGES. Gazette," will o- at bis v--' lee ErTLIN-NEWALL -November 13, at the perish ch_Lereh.i . .. ew Clifton-apombunsmore, In the county of Warw ick . by ...," . „ . 4 he W. Blithe, O. A. Brittle. Bag., ..1 Braunston, i n the . par4l s a. Nonhampton. to Lydia Maria, daughter of the •n• +° g • HA., vicar of Clifton.upon.Dunr mure. • cial licyo se KDWARDS-LLOYD.-November gd, by s p e g • • et .at . B e echmourk, by the Rev. Ro b er t Augustus DI aunveu"2:, 11. rector of Coolbanairher. Queen's County, and the Rev. n a?'" r ,.. :.. ;...- • Bas D D., rector of Rathte la , Henr y edwarde_ . t rat mark-hill, youngest son of the Mt - r van Edwards. Elffioot pr e. of Denmark-hill. SUM), to Julia Clara Henrietteinnaxemield v iving daughter of Thomas Lleyd, Esq ., D.L , of Rathkeall. county Limerick. the GOOCH -CROSKEY.-NoVember 23. at the church of H 1 % 11 , 4/ ' a Trinity, We-thourneterrace, by the Rev. C. WaillleW s Tssi . • Daniel, eon of D. Gooch, F.eq., M.P., to limy Kaisan. •a. ; of J. It. Crooke)+, Zap stemofe l • ~ WE TON-VALENTINE.-November 83, at St, jobs _ v per Church, Eainnurgh, by the Rev. W. LaiolAY. Mr..,.:j o ssisei We'd.. ' to Amelia, daughter of the late Dr. B. at Berrie, N.B. ---- • .0 DEATHS. son a .T. • ... '„ LARDING.-November 23, at Kenilworth, Mosta. . Harding, Esq., aged 35. RARDING.-November 23, at Torrlaao-avenue, Ceinden4c44 Mr. Harding. • '1 BIEL- J. November 13, at Tunbridge Wells. the Bee- C . C. gin. ' Mi . -. seed M. fifeen niClP sad, JEAN S -November 23, T. Jeans, of Canvnb' attnee ' ' ' er I aged ne. gee -7 P MannEW.-ber 23, at Ouslow-crescent. South Peas "T. J. Pettigrew, Req., F.R.S., F.S.A., agodTa vrodo . PRITCHARD.-bovember 24, as Villahledo_stPl i rriZd. in•-• i n worth, Ruth ALone. Widow 0 22_ ..... " late 1.._.L.....:..„-- ....._....... 8 aa. a g ed It -..---------il.a aB. wi° ,,,,,: . , ' Printed and Published by WILLIAM Intl 110216 .. at the Lombarl-itreet, In the City of E d ond. Pld....„,n tir t eras• •-• mat i 4 , m-a a L.mbard- street. Is the ad tin' sok, )1011nAr, NoYIRW V, LIS. ABERDARE VALLEY and CAERPHILLY Jr7fOTION RAILWAY. (incorporation of Company—Constraction of Railway' from Great Western Ithilway sod from Navigation Colliery Siding, near Moen* sin Ash to Rhymer Railway near Caerphilly— Powers to the Crest Western. London and North Western, Rhyruncy, Dare Valley, Taff Vale, Vale of Reath, and Brecon end Merthyr Tyelvil Junction Railway Companies, and the Mon mouthshire Railway and Canal Company, to contribu , e and work tutended Ballways—Trate Armor eabs—Runalng Powers over Aberdare Valley, Dare Valley, Vale of Noah, and Mt ytnney Railways. and over portions of Great Western, Taff Vale. Brecon and Merthyr Trek' Junction, and Monmouthshire Railways— Trak Ilacilittea— Amendme nt of Acta) NOTICR LS HEREBY GIV Elf, that APPLICATION is in loveto be made to PARLIAMENT in the ensutag aesaion for to beteg in a BILL toe the followingpurposes, or some of them, that la to my -. To incorporate a compeer an this nouns referred to so " the Company"). and to authorise the company to make and main tain the railways or either of them hereafter mentioned or auy part or parts thereof. together with stations, sidings. junctious, approaches, bridges, and all proper works and couvenieres connected therewith, that la to say : A railway commencing in the parish of Lawouno, in the county of Glamorgan, by a junction with the Great Weatern Railway at or sear a point distant 1,000 yards from the Greet Western Railway Company's passenger station at Mountain Ash. measured along the said railway in the direction of Quaker's yard. sad terminates in the parish of Egteryallan in the county of Glamorgan by a junction with the Rhyniney Railway at ur near a point on the said railway distant 450 yards from the post on the said railway indicating sixteen miles from Rh, mney end measured from the said poet in the direction of the Caerphilly station, and which Misruled rsilway will pass from, .t hrou g h,uh or into the following parishes, townships, hamlets, chapeiie extra-psroclaal or other places, or ore or one of them, Mai, ts to say, Merthyr TydvlL, L•nwonno, Lonrho°, Esawysilan, Olpn Cynon, Taff and Cynon, Garth. Glyn Romney. Olin Taff, Rhyd-y-Boithan, Heudrotenny, Marilyn, Pare. Caerphilly. and Cepel Martin, all in the county of Olamorpn. A railway wholly in the said parish of Lanwonno, commencing by a junction with the intended railway before deacribed at a place which is nearly stomata to and about 15 yards detain yar ds or there nom a plot on the Greet Western Railway 1,100 memured along abouts from the said station at Mountain Ash , the said Great Western Railway in the direction of Quaker's yard, and terminattog by a "unction with the siding or branch which leads to the Navigation Colliery, at a point about 150 yards distant from thejunctioo of that siding or branch with the Greet Western Railway, which larmentioned junction Is at a point about IMO y iota from the said Moustam Ash station, mea sured &loth the Great Western Railway to the direction towards Quaker's -yard aforesaid. The bill will confer upon the company all necessary powers to effect the following objects or some of them, that to to say— To purchase by compulsion lands, houses, and proper 4 for the purposes of the iutetled railways and works and other objects of the bill, and to purchase lauds by agreement ; to levy talk fates, and duties for the usei of tbe railways and work*, and of the railways sad portions of railways hereinafter mentioned : to Mop up, remove, alter, air divert railways, canals, rivers, dreams, bridges, sewers, drains, and ps tirs, and to appropriate the :it such of them as may be sto up or diverted. The bill will authorise the company, and an companies and persons using their railways, or either of them, to run over and see with their engines, carr ia g es, and servants, and pur . pram of trate of all kinds, and upon terms, tolls, and conditions 1 tiend under regulations to be agreed upon or settled by arbitra on, or by the Board of Tra de in case of dispute, the railways and portions of railways foliowiug, that is to say : The Aberdare ValltrYintwaY. the Dare Valley hallway. the Vale of Neath Rea -1 Maanyda the flare nd the Caeanrottlymbluauch the ch reu e tan d the l 'it t h ha y IthY y. Ball way Company's Method railway between iola and Caerphilly, so much of the Great Western Railway as Is situate between Middle Duff ryn Colliery (near Mountain Aslij Juncti and the Rlsynnos Junction at of new lieligoedthe , said RhyrneeyJunction Ran way and station, the Junction Railway between ain Ash, so the Great Weetera an Taff Vale Railways at or neu Mount much of the Ta Vale Railway as is situate between Mountain Ash station and lieol-y-felln, otherwise Mill-street so much of the Brecou and Merthyr Tydvil Junction Railway Company's Romney Railway and the Caerphilly branch thereof of as is situate between its 'auction with the Caerphilly branch the Ith) limey Railway and the junction of the said Mummy Railway with the Monmouthshire Railway at or near Beerleg Junction station, so much of the Monmouth shire Railway as is situate between its inertia with t no- he Brecon and Merthyr Railway at or n near the Bossier: Ju two station, and the Newport Docks and Alexandra Docks at Newport, and the wharves on the river Usk at Newport ; the Waterloo Junction of the Moemotahshire and Great Wes tern Railways at Waterloo, near Newport, an ds the several branches, side lases, junction lines, sidings, statis. juectiens, water, waterlog places, signals, works, and mesa:nicer& tar seined with such railways and portions of railways ; and tore quire tits Dare Valley and th e Vale of Neath, and ibe Ithynin and the Great Western, end the Taff Vale, and rindon anti MireTthil Junction Railway Companies, the Run- Railway s od Canal Company, to alfool to the tre pan; and their clerks and servants, facilities fur the use of sta r lions and b Oar offices and conveniences and for carting goods to and from such stations, and to submit to arbitiation the terms and tendinous of any such user. To require the Great Western Railway Company the London and North Western Railway ebmpany, tbe !Gurley Railway Company, the Dare Valley Railway Company, the Taff Vale Railway Company, the Vale of Heath Railway Company, and the Brecon and Merthyr Railway Company, and the lioutuouthetire Railway and Canal Company, in this notice called (" the eight coinpautes,"s to book sad invoke through thank over their rail ways to, from, and beyond the intended railways, or either of them, and by through rates and by through waggons and cat naps, and by other facilities to provide for the Mil aud fres tu torchauge, passage, trausamiou. and soeuesmodatlon of Use trate to, front, and Leyond the intended railways from to, and over the radium , or any part of the railways of the eight companies, or any of them, sad to require the settlement of rates and of disputes by ay or in case of failure by agree ment between t.. company or as.; of the eight companies. To authorise the eight computes or any or either of them, to subscribe and contribute towards the cepital of the crummy, and to hold rams in the undertaking ot the company', and to appoint directors of the company, and to apply their capital and funds for such purpose, or to raise additional capital by shares or stock, with or without a preference or priority in payment of interest or dividend or, their or neryor.H shares or stock. To enable the company ou the nd. and the said Dare Valley. Vale of heath, Rbymssey, Great Western. Loudon and NO Western, Taff Vale, and Breves and Merthyr Railway Companies. and the Moumoutbshire Railway and Canal Com pany, or any or either of them, on the other hand, from time to time to enter tuba agreements with respect to the work ing by such companies, or any or either of them and the use, management, any mint nano, of the said intended railways and works or any part or ports thereof retheetively, the supply of rolling stock mud machinery, and of cacen and servants fur the conduct of the traffic of tht o o railways, the paymeuts to be made, and the conditions be performed, the interchange, f o r or and conveyance of Dank coming front, or desUued for, or passing over the respective uudentakiiir of the contract ing companies, and the division and appropriation of the revenue arising Iron the tribe twos the railways of the contracting companies, and to authorise the appointment of joint committees for carrylag into effect any such agreement as aforesaid, and to wears. my agreement already made, or which previously to the prang of the bill may be made , touching any of the mat ters aforesaid. To alter, repeal, amend, and enlarge some of the powers and provisions of the following acts (local), vie.: 5 and 6 Wm. 4, cap. 10/ ; "The Great Western Railway ;West Midland Amalga mation) Act, 1863," .'Tice Great Western Railway ;South WOes Arteleamation: Act. Dia "The Great a intern Railway Act, 1864," and "Tbe Great Mestere Railway (Additional Po rs) I Act. 1885," and any other acts !Oaths/ to the Great Western Railway Company : 15 and 16 1 ie., cap. Mfg: 16 and 1 7 Vic„ ear. 179 anti 195 ; 18 and 19 Vic.,cap. 10 : rand 25 V te.,eap. rte. and le and hi Vic , cap. 261 ; and any other acts relating to the Monmouthshire Railway and Canal Company: 22 and t 3 a ic.. cap. OM 11 arid 24 Vic., cap. 17. 24 and 25 Vic., cap 5.10.227, and 235; L. and 16 Vie., cap. ISt : 28 and 27 Vie., caps. en, Ma, and 202 : 27 and 21 Vic, cape. i 65 and 30{: and ni and 29 Vic. caps. tl6 and 324, and soy other acta relatiug to the Erecon and Merthyr Idal Junction Railway Company : 20 and 21 Vie., esp. 140 ; 24 and a Vic., cap. 144 ; 27 and 28 Vie., cape 264 and 275, and soy other acts relating to the Rhymney Railway Company : 9 and 10 Vie., cap. 341 : 10 and li Vie., cap. 74 ; 11 and 12 Vic., cap. 27 : 16 sod 16 Vic., cap. 16: 17 and 18 Vic., cap. 158; It and 19 Vie caps. 25 and 120: Y 2 and Et Vic., cap. 22 ; 26 and f 6 Vic.. cap. 182 ; _2B and 27 Vic., cap. la° : MI and le Vic., cap. 316, anti and other acts relater; to the Vale of Heath Railway Company : 26 and 27 Vie , cap. 171, and any otter acts relating to Use Dare Valley Railway Company : 6 and 7 William 4, cap, a ; 20 and 21 Vic., cap. 153, and .ny other ac's relating to the Taff Vale Railway Company : 8 and 9 Vie., esp. '69; 11 and II Vic., esp. Co. and asy other acts relating to the Aberdare Valley Railway Company ; 9 and 1 0 Vie., asp. 294 . and any other acts reatiog to tbe London and North a astern Railway Company ; to alter tolls, rates, and duties ou r sell to be taken by such acts, or any of them, or by any other acts relat ing to the railways or portions of railways aud works affected by the openaiou of the bill , to confer, vary, and extinguish exemptions from toils, rates, and duties, sad other rights miff Privileges- van that *publ And u other hereby further g iished map, plans, and sections describing the direction lines and levels of the in tended railways and work, and the lands. houses, aud prawn, which will or may i e taken for the purposes thereof, together with a book of reference to the plans, containing the names el the wren or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees and occupiers of auch lands, houses, aud property. and a copy of this notice as published in the " Load.* Gazette will, on or before the 30th day of November inst. be deposited for public inspec tion with t h e clerk of the peace for the county of Glamorgan, &this car at Cardiff : sod on or before the same day a copy of so much of the mate plans, sections, and books of refer ence as relates to any of the parishes or extraparothial places aforesaid, in which the railways and worts ere intended to be made, with a cony of this entice, will be depo sited with the pariah clerk of each of such parishes, at his mi dence, and in the case of extra-parochial places with the pariah clerk of an adjoining perish at his residence. Minted e mb er of the intended bill will. ea or before the 23rd day of Deceer rat, be deposited in the Private DUI-office ot the House of Commons. Dated this 13th day of November, 1965. LTARD end ISHERLEY. Cardiff, Solicitors for the Bill. DY6ON and Co., ta Parliament-street, Matti:ander, Parliamentary Arai.. nianCrols. William G. Barnes, Esq., Mows. Barnes and Co., Merchants, Lipper Thamea-street, London. A. E. Dyer, Fart., late General Manager in Ceylon of the Asiatic Banking Corporation. The Manor-house, 11111 TOW-rood, Conlon. J. Lewis Farley, Esq., Director of the Ottoman Company. London. Idalizitineral Alfred George Goodwyn, late Royal Engineers , Stephen's-square London. Altufander McEwen, lf aq ., Messrs. McEwen, Bryson, and Co., Glasgow, Director of the Buffalo and Lake lluron Hallway Company, and of tie Grand Trunk Railway Company of Canada 11. J. Marsden, Bag., In dia . anage In Bombay of the Chartered Mercantile Bank of London, and China, 89, Kensington gardens-square, London. Edward J. Muybridv, Esq., late merchant. Ban Francisco , 4, Bromptonsquare, London. Thomas Palmer. Seq., Director of the Ottoman Co m p an y , London. The Ron. Maurice Berkeley Portman, 6, Prince's.gate, Knights bridge, S.W., and Bryanston, Blandford, Dorset. 11•11111 1 Mesas. Prescott, Grote, Cave and Cave, fd, Threadneedle-street, London. I The Ages and Mastermsn's Bank, 10. Place Vendome, Paris. ButecrlPtions for Shares will also be received by Messrs. De Wael, Willaert and Co., Antwerp. J. B. Blume, Seq., 8.11.11.'s Consul, Aleppo. M. Jm. Jaques, Banker, Berlin. Messrs. !blur, Battaini and Co., Beyrout. IL Pam. Astrue. Banker, Bardeen'. Means. J. IL and Janina Bankers, BMW& D. Smuliam. Ent, 11.8.M.'s Consul, Brume. M. de KevelakY. Mohr Effendi Khan. Coastentinople. Messrs. Ch. Dubois and Co.. Banker, Harm The European Bask, Marseilles. Meurs. J. L. (Mem and Co., tlareellim Richard Abbott. req., Palmieri. Meagre Maurice, tt olg, and , Smyrna Co Le Chevalier eau Lesnep. Dutch CousulGeneral, Smyrna La Banque Royale Wnrtembergeolse, Stutgard. C. Derrell, Faq , Consul for Spain, Volo. SOUclTOas—Slesars. Courtenrq and Croome, 9, Gracechurch . street. London. 1410[I1L Messrs. reward and Presootain, throgmortonstreet, London. Messrs. Kerr, Anderson, and Brodie. Mx, St. Vincent-street, CANNOCK CHASE nod WOLVERH AMPTOI RAILWAY 'REDNESFORD EXTIDISIONI New U s es between t azumek Chase and the Cannock Chaise Railway near tieduedord ; CreastanlcaMon with Norton Branch of the south Stattonishire Railway Working Arraugements gob other Companies ; increase of Capital : Abandon Carinock nieut of Cassock Chew Extension; Railway, and Dissolution of ease Extension Railway , Company ; Amendment of Acts. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Cannock Chase and Wolverhampton Railway Compsny _thereinafter called " The gerepauy,) intend to appl• to PARLIAMENT in the ensuing Session for Rave to bring in a BILL to t the purposes following, or some of them To enable the company to snake and in nmaint the railways hereinafter ma:glom:Al, or any of them, with a eedful works, stations, approaches, and conveniences connected therewith re reactively that is to sty% : No. I. A railway commeocing in the township of Burntwood, he that part of the parish of debit Mlehael, Lk-Wield, which lies in the comity of Stafford, by Chaserioo with the authorised line of the Canuock and Weise, bamplon Railway, as shown oo the plans which, In the year one thous:mid eight hundred f ide xty-thi hi re, were des podted with the clerk of the peace t coanty of Stafford in relation to that railway, and referred to is the Cannock Came and Wolverhampton Railway Act, 1861, at a point two furlongs and Ore challis or thereabouts, from the commencement of such railway. as shown on such plans. and terminating In the parish of Camera, in the county of Stafford. by • juuction with the Cannock Chase Railway, at a point on such railway tw oo o bun' reed and eighty yards , or therearnuta, measuring In • swest wardly direction Moog such railway, from • thremarebed hei4e seer the eastern Sermiuus of such railway, which carries a public highway leading to Llttlewoi th over the said railway. No. 2. A railway situated wholly in the pariah of Norton, otherwise Norton Cauea, otherwise Nortomunder-Cannoek, the county of Stafford, commencing by a junction with the uthorised tine of the Cannock Chsse and Wolverhampton Bail ey, as shown on the said plans, which in the year one thousand eight hundred and siaty-three were deposited with the clerk of the peace for the county of Stafford, at. or near the point in that perish where the same railway is Intended to pass Norton Com ae. (distinguished on such piano by the Number 4, in Norton!, earn point being ace mile and one furloog, or thereabouta, from theea, com mencement of such intended rail wa y , as shown on such pl and w the Norton Branch of the Stash Staffordshire h allw ay (London unctionith and North Western system) at a point on that b arch railway nine hundred and seventy yards or thereabouts, measuring along the said branch railway. in a meth -westwardly direction, from the Deena which carves the Watllng-atiert tom sake road over the said branch railway. Which sold Intended railways, and other weeks connected therewith, will peed }role, In, through, or into, or be situated within the several towashlgie and extra-parochial or other places fellowlng, that is to say, Burntwond, Hammerwich. St. Michael Tielffield.ChorleY, Farewell, Norton otherwise Norton Canes, otherwise Norton.under-Cannock, Little Wyrley, Cannock, Cannock Wood, Great Wyrley, Huntington, Hedoesford, and Laudon, or vase of them, in the county of Stafford. To confer on the company powers for the compulsory par chess of lands and buildings, for the purposes of the said intended railways sod works, and for the other purposes of the bill; also pewees fur the purchase of land by agreerue .t; and also to atop up, alter, or divert all turnpike and ot other nd r roods and highways, railway., tramways, andbridges, streaworks sad to easy or extinguish any existing rights or priVileJea which Might prevent or obstruct any object or purpose of the bill. To authorise the levying of toils, rater. duties, and charges for the use of the Intended railways, sad to alter etistieg tollsish , raise, duties, and eharioa ; and to confer , vary, or extingu exeraptioas froiu paymeut of tolls, rates, duties, and changes, sad other rights nod privileges. To authorise and require the Cannoek Clouse Istenslon Rail way Company, Incorporated by the Cannock Chase Railway (Extension! Act. to abandon the construction of the rail way and works authoilsed by such act, and to make pro v works ision in the bill for the re l um ulahmeet of such railway and accordingly, and for cancelling contracts for lands or use ; otherw and to relieve that co mpany from any obligatiou to constrt inch railway, an. - to authorise the dirsolutiou of, or to dissolve that coin no and to repeal or amend the said act ; and to authorise such y. trau fer and arrangements respecting the same, or to make ilia other provisions as may be prescribed in, or authorised ruder. the powers of the bill. To authorise the company to raise farther sums of money by the creation of shares or stock, with or without guarantee, foresee, or or priority In payment of intere it or dividends or other special advantages , and by borrowing on mortgage or other wise. To authorise the company from time to time to enter into egerementa with the Cannock C hase Railway Compsny. the London and North-Weste rn Railway Company, the South stafforilshire Railway Company, and the MB lend Railway Company, or with any one or more of such companies witli respect to the management, minutes lance, uw, and workilig of the said Intended radwaysthos and om the sathorised railways of the company es, to amble e c mies, or ally of them, to work, use , and ma nage the intended and authorised railways, or any of them, and to enter into traffic arrangements and agreements for division or apportionment of receipts from teak from, to, over, and upon the railways of the said companies respectively, or any of them, including the In tended and authorised railways, and with respect to the tolls and charges or other payments for or in respecter such traffic. To repeal, extend, or amend some of the powers and provi de.= of the follow Mg acts of parliament (local. : 7 end mp.lB : and my other se' a r-lating to the Midland Railway: 9 and lu Vic.. cap. 201: and any other sets relating to the London and North Western Railway: the South Staffmlabiro Junction Railway ARaict Ine6 : the Trent Valley, Midland, and Grand Junction lway Act, ISIS; the south Staffordshire Railway Act, 18e7, and any other acts relation to the South Staffordshire Aineal Company the Cannock Chsse Ra wilay Act, 1840, and the Cannock chase Railway lirtensloul Act, I 862. Duplicate plans sod sections describing the lines and levels of the said intended railways and works, and the lands and property which may be required ta be taken for the pur- Kees thereof, together with books of reference to stih plans, coat:tieing the names of the Ownen or reputed owners, lessees or reputed lessees, and mounters of such lands and propertv. together with a published soap with the lines of thef sthis aki proposed railoays delinetted thereon, and a copy o notice, as published in the " Lo ndon G azette," will, ou or before the 30th day of November instant, be deposited for mildic inepec- Sion with the clerk of the peace for the county of Stafford, at Me office at Stafford ; and on or ' se f o re the saki 30th day of Novem ber Instant a copy of so mach of the said plans, sections, and books of reference as relates to each parish in or the ugh which the said proposed railwe)s and works wi lt be constructed Loudo , n toge ther witha copy of this notice, as pubished in the " Gazette," will be deposited with the clerk ot ea h such parish at his reskienee, and as regards any extrasterornial place. with We parish clerk of some adjoining parish at his residence. On or before the 33rd day of December next printed copies of the intended bill will be deposited la the Private Bill-office of the House of Commons. Dated this 13th day of November, one thousand eight hundred and Kitty-ave. HENRY M. WAINWRIGHT. Dudley. Solicitor for the Bill. un .-- dsietaklng. There being no promotion money, the preliminary expen i will be confined to the amounts necessarily paid, but In no ca will exceed L3OO. The articles of association provide that a general meeting of shareholders shall be held half-yearly i that the secretary's I eatery and °Mee expenses shall not exceed LI6O per annum Outlets that amount be increased by the vote of shareholders at a general meeting) ; dad that the Directors' remuneration shall be left to the decision of the shareholders at each general - sales. The £lOO Provisional Scrip Certificates may be exchanged, with the consent of the Company, for leo matfett Bonde, redeemable In live end seven years, to bear nt Eight pet cent. Interest bliteeite. O. A. F. Cavendish Bentinek, M.P. Thomas Bradshaw, Seq., Director ot the Englishijoint Stock Bank. John Brown, Req. (kte Grant, Smith, end Co., Calcutta), Culver t Matthew. fleets. Captain Windsor Cary /awes, Guards' Club, Pall-mall Chevalier annibal Oiletta, Naples. R. X. Barrett Leonard, Esq Reform Club, Pallinall , Angus Mackenzie, , tireshanehouse, Old Bromdetreet sir Thomas Parkyns, hart, 9 Gloucester-square. B. A. Raab, Esq., Se, Cavendishequare , 31ajor.Gemeal Tremenheere, Director London sad South African Bank. ARCIIITECT.—Wm. Surges, Isq., ' Sot-ferrous. - Messrs. Sole anti Turners, Aldennanbury. BANALaS.—Agra and Mastennatis Beek. Nichols-lane. asoßasa. Messrs. Partridge and Greenfield, li. Throgmortonetreet. Messrs. trice and Devot, 64, Threadneedhautreet. AURITOMS—IIeasis. Johnstone, Cooper, %lake, and Evans, Coleman-street-lailidlugs. SINMICTART -J. F. O'Brice, T e mporary Offices—l, goy h Eichangeulldings, London. This Company is tensed for the purpose of executing public works in Naples, and will commence operations by constructiug a Boulevard, upwards of a mile in length and 80 feet wide, con• meeting the centre of the city, the Royal Palace. and the govern ment buildings with the Chiaja, 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 portiou coloured red indicates the first eection of the works, d that coloured blue ifor which plans are now being prepared, and arrangements are in progress well the Municipatity, is marked out to be subsequently proceeded with. Naples, the third city in Europe, contains about 600,0 e OO Inha bitants, and is rapidly increasing in population and commi d eve lopment. It is the port and ceu tre of a population number ing nearly 3,000,000 souls. dwelliog within a radius of twenty miles, and is much frequented by foreigners from all perk of the world, both for temporary and permanent resie.ence. 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 to due form by the prefect., on behalf of the government Of Italy, the reqnisite compulsory powers are thus secured for the purchase and expropriation of the necessary laud la fee-simple for the Intended object, without the delay of ether legal formalities. 1 Municipality of of Naples upon accepting this teader required th reesua deposit cauti money, which the concessitioatre has accordingly paid. The municipality °Distribute , a subsidy of 1,800,000 f r., payable progressively as the works proceed. Centractors have undertaken to purchase all the land neces sary, and to complete the construct toe of the new thoroughfare in the style of the edifices lately erected no the d works new Boule I of Park, including the formation of the road, paving, lie of drMaage, etc. The new houses are to be 30 metres high (66 feet , and the total cost for houses, last, do., amounts to 610 francs [Ere 165.) per square metre of the area built under upon. ing, The contractors, relying upon tte suttees of the tak have accepted these terms: and they look for their remunera tiou out of • portion and the surplus proats after repayment of capital, Intervista and all other expenses. This remuneration has been fixed at onedostrth of the realized prolate the remain ing three-fourthe being divisible among the sUreholders. From a report published by the Municipality of Naples. In iferl, on the value of house property there, and from the increase of value since that date, which in estimated It, e: seed resi dents at upwards of 30 peke cent., the reveeue from rentals would be calculated to yield at lO per cent. per annum on the cost of construction. The value of house property In Naples Is reported to vary, according to locality, between twenty to twenty-fire years' pur chase—houses in the Via Toledo being valued at twenty-live years', those In the Chiaja district, and in 00 th p ro vicinity of the new street at twenty years' purchase. Wheu the proposed Boule var d is opened into the Toledo, It I 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 of sixty five francs, or over ten per cent, on a cost of 620 francs elf lea.), would attain a selling value of 1,300 francs (452). There Is a large and hscressing demand for house accommo dation In Naples, and house property being the farmwife invest meet of the Neapolitan people, immediately houses are comileted they find ready purchaser'. Indeed. In many cases, contracts for sale can be ma ie in anticipation of their completion. d of After smolt careful examin ation of the pee n project an all attendant circumstances, Mk calculated that • share capital of EBOO,O 0, t ga ther with the returns from sales taking place during the progress of the works. will be sufficient to work out the entit e concession. And the calculation, founded upon the above stated rates, exhibita as a result—within the term of eight years to be occupied In completing this enterprise—retur h ns, Donn the to disposal of successive pot tions of the estate, whic promise furnish at least £360 In the ai.gregate of boeuses upon every sub scription of GOO —exclusively of the entire repayment of the capital ; or, in other words, a capital profit of NO per cent. : with Intervening interest at the rates of Spar cent, 6 per cent., and 10 per cent. as deeerlbed. The report of Mr. Burger, the architect, of London, who was especially deputed to make investigations on the spot, is referred to In corroboratio* of the foregoing statements. for the sum of LlO,OOO as A provisional contract has heels entered into for the trans the fer of this coacesaion to the Company consideration for well transfer. The Company, under their articles, adopt and confirm the agreements and contracts, and the Directors are enjoined to carry out the mime, to repay the caution moneys, dischanA the considerations as agreed, and to pay the various expenses an I commisaions incur, ed to constitute the Company. The Company indemnify the nest contractors in the tuned manner: and the Financial Agency Commission is fixed sot to exceed two per cent., to e err and include commissions for acceptsmce upon bank credits reqttired. Power is reserved in the memorandum and articles of asso ciation, which can be seen at the temporary offices of the Com p•ny, for the Board to enter into engagements for other public works, deemed promisiug by the Directors ; as also to o purchase or lease premises for improvements or use, and to reate and issue redeemable debenture bonds and deposit notes, In pro portion to the progress of the works. and to the extent of one hell of the value of works completed from time to time. The right Is hereby reserved to 'Hakes of scrip emiltleates to pay up the full nominal value the reof so that they be convertible into fully paid shares. Deposits upon which no allotments are made will be returned in full. Prospectuses and all Information can he obtalued feces Messrs. Clench, Smith, and .0.. 1, !loyal Exchangediuthilvt, and copies of the articles of association may also be obtained from the brokers and solicitors. THE NAPLES PUBLIC WORKS COMPANY (Limited!. Coital, 11,200,000. First Issue, 1600,000. roam Or APPLICATION. To the Directors of the Naples Public Works Company rLimitedl, Per Messrs. Clench. Smith, and Co., 1, R oya l Exchange-buildings, London. Gentietnen,—Haring paid to the honkers of your Company the sum of L for your Company 'r credit, I request you to allot see salt' certificates of LlOO each in the said Com pany. And I hereby agree to accept tech scrip or any less amount that may be allotted to me, and also to pay the further sum of El for every such certificate when allotted to me ; and I agree also subsequently to ac ce p t. In lieu of each such scrip certificate of LIP,. five share certilkates of LBO each. mad to hold or transfer such scrip or &here certificates, subject the to provisions of the Articles of Aseoctation of your said Company, on the register of which you may inscribe my name as a member In came of allotment. Name In MI Address Prolemkes or cooed+ ................ D•te This portion vrill be Maimed by the buffers. tieeting. As the share Hat grill be closed In a fair days an early appli cation will be necessary to sec ean allotment. Application for shares to be made by Wing op the form and , kaormitting It with the amount ef deposit to the bankers or secretary of the Company. No applicatioo will be received for less than lire th erm, and the shuts will be issued In certificates of five each. Allotments will be made according to priority of application, and where no allotment Is made the deposit will be returned without any deduction whatever. The arttcles of association may he lonpected at the omoes of the Company. where specimens of ore from the in may be seen, and prospectuses a nd forms of at.plication obtaissi. ___-------- pENHALE awl LOMAX (CONSOLIDATED) SILVIILLEAD MINING COMPANY (Undhed). NOTICE IS NEARBY GIVEN, that the Liar DAY tar Dor APPLICATION for SHAILIO to Ibe above Com, say le axed tor lIIESDAY next, for Londoo, and WEDNESDAY, 1114125 b bit, rat the country - By order, W. 0. POWNING, Secretary. 192, Gresham-bolus. Nov. 24, 1916- THE SUBSCRIPTION SUBSCRIPTION LIST OW THIS COMPANY WILL BE CLOSED FOR LONDON ON THURSDAY, TUB KWH INST.. AND FOR THE COUNTRY ON SATURDAY, THE lab OF DECEMBER NEXT. THE ANGLO-SWEDISR STEEL and IRON COMPANY (Limited). Capital L 1,500. 0 00. In MOOD shares of LAS each. Of which it is not espected that more than El 2 10a. per share will be called up. Deposit, LI per share on application, and L 2 per share on allot ment. Calls will be made at intervals of tot less than three months, and will not esceed £2 per share. • No payment of any kind is to be made for goodwill. The sixteen thowesd shares taken by the vendors do see par- Ucipale in any dividends for eve years. unless the dividends on all the other shares amount during such period to Aileen per cent. per annum. wld In Le returned without an the mut of no allotme y nt being ma n. de, the deposit money deductio ntitterons. Richard Wiry, Fag (Messrs. Ridgy and Co.), Manchester. Samuel Butcher, Esq. (M. sera. W. and S. Butcher), Sheffield. Edmund C. Buxton, E.g. (Messrs. Hoare, muter, and Co., Mer chants'., Manchester. R. beet Gladstone , Esq. (Mews. Robert Gladstone and Co.). Manchester. Bari uel Gurney, Esq., M.P., Princes Gate, London. G. H. Oonsimason, Sig., Managing Ihreetor la Sweden. George Leeman. Esq., M.P., York, Deputy chairman of the North Eastern Railway Company. Willi= MeNsught, Esq., V ictoria.park, Manchester, Chairman of the Boiler Ineurance an Me at i er Power Company (Limited). James Morrison, EN., Iron, Newcastle, Chairman of the Midland Iron Company (Limited). I k C. "%miff, Iraq., M.P., rerduinell-hall, Worcader. John Tyroe, Eerr , Aldennen (Messrs. Charter Tysoe and Sons), , Salford, and New Cannon - s treet, Manchester. 1 Robert B. Wigram, Esq. (Mews, Robert Benson and Co.), London. ..... , _ Glasgow. llesers. Jackson and Brclay, 1, Brown'abuildloss. LiverpooL Henry Woodhouse, Esq., R. Mai Let Manchester. SECRLTART (Teo tro3l-11. Lambert, Esq. Temporary Odices—Clcy Bank ettaraben, Thrraduredle-stro London. ra PROSTECTILTS. This Company is formed at the express solletatlon of merchants and others engaged in trading and monetary ope ihe mercantile tions in Ottoman Ifinpire, for the purpose of extending to co tymmuni of Tu. key that legitimate aid which, in mot. favoured c ountries. to rendered to commerce by well-conducted banking institutions. The enormous development of the trade of Turkey within the past few years has not been met by any continuous increase of banking facilities; and when it is considered that thy total ha -1 orta and expirta have risen from £2..,000.000 in 18152, to up wards of cr0,000,000 in the year 1864. some idea may be farmed of the vast and prolltable held which is open to a bank con ducted upon Emilia' principles, and maoaged by gentleman poisoning a local and practical knowledge of the country. In the year 1851 the total number of vessels that entered and cleared at the port of Constantinople was only 11,061. i, Courage 1,397,316; while in the year 1864 the number rose to 46,980, tonnage 7,43068 At the port of Smyrna the total Imports and exports in the year 1854 amounted only to £2,164,525; while in 1861 they increased to L 8,663,502. In these great centres of Turkish commerce there is but one Jointotodc bank In existents. The Ottomsu Bank (La Banqu the e Imptriale Ottomanel Is only bank In Turkey, and the profitable nature of it. operations Is evidenced from the price of Its shares, which, with 110 paid, are quoted at £l6, while the last dividend amounted to 16 per cent. per annum. The operations of the Bank of Turkey will he strictly con fi nected ed to banking bushiest to the eachudon of anything conn with the business of a merchant It will assist commerce, while at ti e same time it will avoid on its own part all inter ference with, or competition in trade. This feature in a bank for Turkey le of peculiar value, and will secure at once for the Company a ellentolle of the most unexceptionable and profitable character. The Bank will afford f 'clinic' to merchants In this country and on the continent for the negotiation of their drafts on correspondents In Turkey. A ppliaitions for shares may be addressed, in the annexed form, to the Director., and copies of the prospectus may be obtaine at the aims of the Ottoman Company, VI. TA or or at the offices of the Banker', Brokers, and Bo tors but no application will he considered unleern a deposit of SI per shake on the number of shares applied for has been paid. Copies of the memorandum and &Akira of association may be of tatned at the odices of the f.olicitors, or at the temporary offices of the Bank. Copies will be forwarded by post, without charge, on application to the Secretary. BMILIEM. Mesas. Smith, Payee, and Smiths, Lombardedreet, Lannon The Sheffield Stoking Company, Shelled Rot and herham The MauChester and Li ver p ool District Bank, Manchester and Liverpool. The English and Swedish Bank, Stockholm and Gothenburg. TDe YorUhl!. 'MIAMI; Company. LeeJl, York, a.,cl its various beancheu souerroite. Messrs. Dawes and Sous, 9, Angel-court, London. Messrs. Slater, Melia and Co., Manchester. fiaoKset. Messrs. Huggins and Roweell, London. Messrs. Capper, Facombe, and Lawson. London. Messrs. Penn y.eley and son, Markettalace, Manchester. J nines Kenned F ins. liidtahuDdi• p, Crossetreet, Manche" Messrs. James Pennon and Sons, Btrmingtram. Messrs. Hands and Son, York. Mesgs. A. Greeuland and Sat Leeds. Messrs. I. and T. Smith, Sheffield. AUDITORS. Messrs. Alfred Whltw rth. Chmeslui. and Co., Manchester. Messrs. Allred Alio% and Co.. 10, Norfolketreet, ShetliehL RECItirrART (pro torsi —Thomas W. Parker, Esq. Temporary inlioes--23, Old Ilivad-etreet, London. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. An arrangement has been effected to amalgamate the very ex tensive Iron, Steel. Shipbuilding, and Engineering works and estates of the Hogbo Steel and Iron Works Company, In Sweden, with the NorthSrail Steel and Iron Company. near Rotherham, In England, both of which works are in full operagon. and to fin in the same into a Company, with limited liabbity. under the Joint Stock Companies Act. under the name of the Anglo-Swedish Steel and Iron Comp ,ny 'the llostbo Company, in Sweden, pommies very superior faci lities for the manufac:nre of steel sod Iron by the of BIONOIDer method, and at these works, under the managem ent Mr. Ci. F. Gorairsoo, the Bessemer proems for producing steel brat became o cractical suttees. It has, however, been found absolutely ne cessary. for the full aeveloPmeet of the mauves of the Bohm, Company, to secure a depOt for their steel Insole. together with forging and rolling power in England ; and the Northeeld Steel end Iron Company having already eeistence extensive plant specially adapted for the forging and rolling of steel liagote, it has been agreed to work the two concerts under one manage ment and en one interest. The whole of the estates and properties of the yen !ors, in cluding blast Wires. rolling foundries, e and /hip building works, t ogether with stationary engines,railways. ships, tools, de., used in carrying on the same, will be takes at a va luation by two valuers. one to be appointed by the vendors, and the other by the Directors of this Company, and wilt be conducted on the principle as between an outgoing and dooming partner. The vendors accept as part payment of the purchase moues the sum of £ 100,030 shares of the Company, with £l2 10a only credited *arid up on each share, thus tecoming proprietors of £400.000 the capital of the Company, the whole 'of which the seeders agree behold for eve years and that no dividend shall be payable on such shares so bed by them during such pe riod until the other shareholders shall have been paid fifteen per cent. per annum on the pall up capital. The vendors further accept, as part pio ment of the purchase money, the Co mpany's debentures for Bdoo,ooo, redeemable la three, five. and *eveo years. A mortgage of L 200,000. already secured on part of the pro perty proposed to be purchased, w ill also be transferred to the DOW Company. No payment whatever, either in stares or cash, le to be made for goodwilL The result of these arrangements will be that nearly the whole additional capital subscribed will be available tor extending and developing the business of the Cowpony: and the aeoepianoe of these terms by the vendors is satisfactory evidence of their faith in the undertsking in fact this Company is not formed to pay out the vendors, hut purely to enlarge the partnership under the more convenient form of tlmi ed liability. Pommies ad the estates and works will be given about the let of January nett (lbett, and this Company will enter at once upon lucrative businesses in full operation, free from the risks which are inseparable fr sstibliebed audertaltinds The Northfield Works harem the exclusive manufacture of Captain Rodger's Patent Indented Small Palmed Anchors, for which lame ceders from the Admiralty and sum nt the peat steamboat companies are now in course of mention, and the demand for which is much greater than the present machinery of the Northileld Company enables theta to meet The use et charcoal in Sweden instead of coke esaldaa steel to be made direct from the blast furnaces, thereby avoiding the , Lir:9o o ‘ fa h tlixt e grat a the pig 11,1= s =Zits, K•"'S WORSDELL'S PILLS, the Ta king in: coeensid,XionThe immense sod daily inerselag the BLOOD knows In Medicine, ; demand for steel, there can be DO doubt bat meals large that wttk the in tros their largedy-eziended No and general adoPlon, _say be t r oduction of additional capital ipany nut tarty awned as • household see/pm Bold by Medicine , peed s The services et Mr. Ooraninon, who hae hitherto bad the Veadces. 706 by 6 01 APPLICATION POI SMARM (ro be retained the Bankers.) No To the Directors df the Bank of Turkey (limited). Gentlemen, —Having field to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of 111 per share on shares to the above company. I hereby request that you will allot me that Dumber, sad I agree to become a member of the company to respect of such shares, or to respect of an y less n umber you may allot me, and to erecute the articles of association when required ; and I request that my name may be placed on the register of members for the shares so allotted. Usual signature Name to hill Residence Profanities err bastassa Date 101LOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and distingue prfume. extracted trop the flowers, by JNO GOINELL sett CO., PedOMOri to H.E.H. the Prlocem el Wales, No. 12, Three glaeesert, Lowthard-etrest. tondos. IF YOU TRAVEL, send f or HUSSEY, SMITH, and Ws Ii.LUSTRATED CATALOGUE el PORTMAN TEAUS, Make, Bege t and miry other travelling modelle. Abe MIL Matto% and Otters Glum, Annealed ter einallence and ebeeptiele.-40. New oAfordwireet„ W.C. "O NCE A WE IC K." Illustrated. CHRISTMAS NIIMB&R. _---' --------- PAD) ed. eighty pages, with numerous Illustrations. In a wrapper taste fully printed la colours. ir R Z CHRISTMAS NUMBER of ..0 NCI • WYE[.' Bream, Evans, sod Ca, ii, Bouverie-street, EC. EFAM and Co.'s OVERCOATS sad SUITS.— Morsins and Lounging Coati, Half Deer, rndeele, zed )dl Deeps Quite, Truwen.Veats, ,to, in all the fashionable aillea and pelaninoble materials. HYAII and Co. ell sad W. 01.1011D8TRIET, W. -------- VERYBO ZYZR DY YDODY B IS m ? 'S USINESS! WHAT IS ums I.IYAM and Co.'s PRICES and GARMENTS. — Overcoats and Capes. tla. tS Jukes, Sta. to 421.: Prince of Wales Coat.. 3s tO Tfool/11711, ready made sod to aissaarr. 14. Oct to 4:0 , Vesta, Ilse& to tb . dnfte, 41$. to Ha ELM and Co., 66 and fg, 01/01LEtSTRILLT, W. LA M B It BT'S ASTHMATIO BALSAM, ars effectual remedy, without manning the bowels or affecting the bend, truly ellicacious and pleasant, is admitted ds, to be the hest medicine for immediately relieving coughs, It :ol con fi rm ed cares of asthma, and incipient consumption. fre quentl) cures persons whom the faculty pronounce incurable, admirably allays the tickling which p rovokes frequent coughing. la approa c hing omen* ion its effects are truly beneftlat Persons deprived of sleep, or even lying down for fear of suffoca tion, red ms depend on relief ln a few minutes after taking W— ooly and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, li, Mug Wil liam-street, Charift•oross, London. and by all druggists, in bottles, ISO., and three quantities la one, Ss. 9d. Be perticular and ask tor Lambert's Asthmatic Balsam The nanseand address are engraved on the Asap. ____-.--------. EVERYBODY'S BUSINESS will bein MAYBODICS hand % amid la IVELYBODV3 IMO•th, Eti on the tath Member. landea : Bisticla end MOTOR MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS. Tits. of tb. next CHRISTMAS NUMBER of ALL THE YUJI ZOIIIIII. 24. Wanaitmialrest. WAX and Co.'s BOYS' SUITS and CAPS. Overcoats and Caps, Ifs. W. Wail; Istckerboeter, AM Harrow, and (Moms Salts, Ha W. to 46a., Jacket; W. to 2.4 . "rouser*, Bs. W. to 16. ed.: Vests, ts. W. to 71. 6d., RY Jscl..ta sod Vesta alike, Us. 6d. to 27a. ad. AN and C 0.,, OS sod 67, OIJORDATIMIT, W. "POMO.lad pabiblied, i peke n ow lea 4111. (both !madame volume, fear. avo, , By the late ZINECND Astansoite, Moil,' Casio, Walla. WWI a Mesonal Pretsot. lawless: Ulna Mona sad Co., Dover-azilet, W. TAM and Co.'s SELECT DZPARTBrIENTS LA N. L Clothing for immediate wear. No. a. Ordered Dir ac, a. tore and Youths' Del:enmesh No. C Bab, = a reelety, an d Outet Deputeemst. RYAN d Co., 16 and 67. 01.1011.DaTRIIT, W. attach Istablishemate—Birmingham. Leeds. and amwatlY7. -- --- ------- liZ INVICIORATIVI NZRVINX ZSSENCE A. She Err osierressily seerwed sod most powerful nor- Mr corral ere latesdused :-reran to thew sonar earners sa Ur reredos% us Ilse lament, of which preset berth ay =files spoottlo toe Mary of .l! rads sad tram IL oos aisoa.tbsrlairedlealla las pop e r raret piespare cd Reds. MI Mr lowardal to aerross art Appear°. Pfkra du re ee tour prriPasa la OD• lea !to. Sole Asia* mom. saingarks ...ax...eacedstred. 11. C., sad LW. lesekiwerelessi. LC.. DR. CULVERWELL OD MARRIAGE : as : Its Esssissok aistsita Maas, = is mid o i r Author. *. Great Martboroollit - gireet. Work*. Maes bed • °sloes. OVERCOATS. -HAMILTON and KIMPTON roll espet.isi attention to ine NEW wrlcras %woos ON OVERCOATS, and invite an tarty impieties et Ur* mans N.B. ageetnea primate always on bred 11e. 105, &rand, opposite Exeter RAM THE GALE. NOBLE LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—REOCUR OF LIVES. FOWEY, CORN WALL SATURDAY Non. 1 ant proud to report (says Mr. W. H. (leach) • that the Fowey lifeboat of the National Lifeboat lostitn- Moo, (the Caberine Rashleigh and hell rew) behoved most nobly yesterday is reuniter 22 poor ows from a watery grave. During the heavy gale two large 'meets, a barque and a brig, wars seen in distress in Bt. Austetra Bay, driving before the wind towards Par Stands. The 'debut was moos launched and making her way throuh the betoken towards the ships, which had Dow tak en the ground, and were broadmide on to the fearful breakers which were ruoning high over the topmast heads. about great difikulty the crew managed to get th e lifeboat about midway between the station and the eroded ships, whet the sea rose so high that six of the oars were snapped sounder, Ito that the crew could make no headway against the vi olence of the increasing storm. The comma* Mr. Heath, with great mothee of mind, allowed the boat to drift to leeward some distance, and than, knowing bee sail ing qualities, hoisted na ves and steer ed her close to the wind's eye, so as at least to reach the pier at Par. The boat behaved most nobly under her canvas, without which she could not have reached the ships. The crew of the brig, despairing of the lifeboat rouble( them, proceeded to launch their boat. and two of the crew got on board, but so fearful was the upset of the broken water that one of the crew returned to the ship, and before the other could fellow, the Miner ' pepped, sad the boat falling into the breakers was swamped. The poor fellow clung to the boat, and the lifeboat crew abitodoeieg the vsel for a time pulled off and roomed th e sailor just as es he was being swallowed op by the raging serf. He was soon lauded, together with a cat which had clung to him during bit perilous "Radios, mid was taken to the Cottage Hospitel at Palmer and provided for. The lifeboat crew were warmly receivd by the assembled multitude on 'bore, and again mad f e y or the torque, where a similar ovules' awaited them from the crew of the doomed 'hie, which was lying broadside to the sea. The crew, including the master, thirteen in all, were taken off, and safely tended. They were taken in charge by Mr. Lowry, of Posey, vice consul and agent of Lloyd's, sad provided with refreshments and dry clothing. The life boat again proceeded on her errand of mercy, ' d after a severe struggle, the gale baying increased in ita fury, reached the brig, and took off the captain sod eight and also landed them safely. They were also amply tat= for. The barque proved to be the Dryden'. of North Shield', 381 tons register, W. R. Elliot wester, from Salina with maize to Falmouth for orders. The brig was the Wear. mouth, of Sapderlandt Mumble master, 275 tons register, from Taganrog with homed to Falmouth for order.. The captain of this vessel was inclined to retards by bra ship, but after being warned of the almost certainty of Imre( hie life t was induced to come off. For five days and nights' he had been oo deck, and was consequently io an exhausted state. During the night with the coming tide the gale increased. and before midnight the barque had rolled over, broken op, and together with her 600 teasel Indian oars oasstrewe over the beach from Par Harbour to the cliffs at hareem. The brig still holds on, is half filled with water, he herderstn broken in, and her decks lifted by the swollea cargo, will, unless the weather moderates, aloe temple a total wreck. The anxiety m ar by the bystanders, many of them young sailors, volunteering their sereices to relieve the crew of the ltfeboat was most praiseworthy, but pothole email induce any of the crew to quit the past of honour until the last man wee brought ashore, and their "dear craft," as they celled her, taken care of. The crew were in the boat fivo hours. The boas and her behaviour were the admiration of all pre sent, both sailors sod landmass. PLYMOUTH, Nov. VI. A vessel was observed (reports Thomas Stereos, Esq.), coming into the Sorted tbk evening during the heavy gale that was blowing from S.W. and anchoring d ead to ward, near near the Banes Ledge. At half-past 5 o'clock two rockets were sent up from the Heusi Batten Coast Guard station. The Priam Convert lifeboat of the National Lifeboat leatitutiee wee thereupon immediately Isuoched, and in a very short time neared the brig. which was found ashore on the Ledge. The Liverpool steam tug Napoleon was sear the wreck, and the must in formed the one wain that he had saved See cA the crow in two trips, by veering a smell boat down to the brig, but the latter havin g got en far as the ledg e . and the sea being so tienaeadously heavy, die steamer could not again approach the wreck. The lifeboat was then veered by her own rope, attached to the steamer, to o the leeward of the brig. ad sturoesded in gettin oat the e six men. The lifeboat afterwards took o af the five men from the strainer, and was thee towed by the tog to the Royal William yard, and the rescued crew taken to the Sailors' Home. The wrecked vessel was the brig Coos merzieweathia Haupt, of Msekl•aburg, with a cargo of wheat. Th GLADZTOICZ MINOETAL FCXD.—We under stand that it wan resolved at as toeuential meetieg the enbeeribere to t he G lade s tow Memorial Yowl, held is Oxford oo the 25th inatast, to offer to the Bodleian Library abet of Mr. Gladstooe, by Wooloer, on a pedestal, dean• rated with reliefs from Homeric subjects by the mime _ _ . - artist. MR. GOSICHEN AND MR. FORSTER.. —Mr. Goecheu bee made great materiel sacrifices to eater upon official life. He was obliged to abandon the highest p ie one of the most suceemful commercial end monetary firms* the City —thereby giving the best evidence of the confideses of a prudent mss is tie stability of his new carter, sod his IVIRIDO• upse the mileages@ with whom be bee to set. It was only ea H on ley lastd his that he coll agree eagues to swept office. after consulting family go in the house of which he was the guiding spirit. Oa Thursday be took leave of the directors of the Beek of Eagland at the weekly court, which was mare numerooly atheeded then usual, sad where be reoeived the sincere con. outstations of hie colleague*, of all political opinions. on his estrus* epos his new sod more brilliant career, whilst they all regretted his for from amongst them. Hr. Forster. leo. Wsmile a Madly maitre* te gime up his share in the e sasaidacteriag business is which his f has us he was saggaith ed, sohed th afforded tba best widow. of in t p °Maims red party to which be is attached.— .oteervir. TEA NEW SESAME OF LAW REPORTINO.—NE. G. W. Hemming sad Xr. A. WX. aevert late the reguntionlar reporters in VienChasseUer els , diste Ishii' series of Reports. Kr. gemming becomes editor of the Dew Reports. aid Yr. Willer editor of the Widely &weer.