The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-15 00:00:00

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Forward /maw Wide, di sawlike' corated. !emotiv e : o ar Olek Ow °diorama's. mad Mb& Cabna. looked 01 aiv Ar . tudbw liv= s lo s S l M Id nor. a. iimo (KINARD LINI.—BRITIRR and NORTH V Idab ANI ZIagIC.AN DOTAL MAU. ItTILKAILEFS, tbo loJild between LIU/FOOL wad milearemaltOOL mad worm the Borten slaps - at bleu la bad mad naive mad BOO& TDZ lofts a Giber mole ant to mall has Liverpool, atm d Cak to receive tbm reds.: CANADA. Imr DIMON Istarday. Feb. In CUBA. kr Nit, YOlital wirdi atardsy. Feb. 26. 11711C.A, tor BOSTON„ March 4. =now, 'a tee and geovidoso, bet ono or Now iw n- o Hahn and Dodo; ebb, Gabbs, MI; wad ea*Lill To New York, eine! cabin, SSC mat milk AIL FM.* to Halite; Denton, and Now York, 42 crdie ss6 and tpor coat orlon to . D. Foord, td, Old lamdma ; J. 11. Ows; km% sad I, Moo do bt Dams, Dna; and J. Berne, Beabanasottwot, Oinepw ;D. sal C. ,Ilmslow emomnalowa ;co D. mad Maarmr. Want ing. Umowsel. home& are now absolutely memory tor all travellers. et. apt sigma* proceeding to the Untied Maio& . 1 REIJTERE TELEGRAM COMPANY Minted). under the Joint Stock Campmates Act, 1810. I Dated L 260.000, In 10,000 shares el £lO each. /halm 4,000 inane, of whkh more than 2,0161 alarm have • been already subscribed. ?smut am wpfts tl, and on allotment 1.4 per share; It le lothimled SO call ap more than AM per shire. At least two ' nutlet° isterrene between each call. o IdanOTolli. Jal Beat, be , 68, Groevenoenoniare. Br Ann Inkyreple Bay, Bari, ILP., P.B.S. • • Colonel Join Holland, Deputy-Chairman London and South i akin Sink him /Ten Stopford, Esq., Director of the Agra and hisattr mstsleek. • hale lieser, bq., Managing Director . I 6013 : 1 =0—Hemee. Bischoff, Cora, and Bompaa, 10, colemaa r street AMOR—John Balk Esq., arm of Quilter, Ball, and Co., 3, e Moorgate-etreet. i Innen -The Agra and liesterman's Beak (Limited), 36, 6 Blcbobselene. ESOlnt—liern. P. Carew's* and Co., Ar, Threadneedle- s . treet. SZCILITLAY 'pro tem.)—ffir. Frederick J. Griffith& Omca—l. Exchange•buildin p p, London. chase This Company established to vide caital for theur sad extension of the well•known p r t o elegraphic busines s of fir. Jess imam hr. Ramer hue. by fifteen years' labour, organized a most enensin swats of telegraphic cot respondence for obtaining and onsmsaloWng to hi. subscribers the earliest and most reliable politics% financial, and commercial intelligence. A lute revenue to now derived from this source, which is ramble of considerable extension by the use of additional capital ns sinless of Mr. Reuter, as Managing Director, have been secured te a terra of ;eon, and in the agreement for the trader of the business is a clause by which Mr. Reuter is bound, in the mu al hit connection with the Company ceasing, either by the tertaluadon d the period of his engagement, or from any other mne, not to assist directly or indtly in the prosecution of dmihr badness. Mr. bete will continue to have the excluelve management of fore=ldepartment, which will be conducted as hereto "utzoost secrecy, fidelity, and impar lallty. Mille Com The whole ' the profits from the Id of Janina, will talons pa. „An applications for shares must be made at the offices of the '-ooPinl, of the brokers, or of the bankers. THE REGISTERED LAND COMPANY (Limited). Capital. £1,000,000. Hal lane 0500,000, in 06,000 shares of £2O each. Deposit £1 per dare, and £1 100 on alatment. DIItaCTORB. hal Isattenar Faq , Hyde-park-place, Cumberland - gate. Si:Jaren Carmichael, Bart, gore: -place, Regent's-park. 'siert Pavia Davies, Fri., Ridgeway, Pembrokeshire. Ikons Rae loskes, liq., New-square, Lincoln's-inn, and „Dtala,flarks. H awned Harwood. Dlq., 20, Cleveland-aquare, Hyde-park. wad Lyellard, Beatback4treet, lilanchester-square. Dwei t k iz. leer Pm. 11. P , Brighton. Ruda, Bart, M.P., Charlton-park, Gloucestershire. thenvfne Granville Wells, yp , Upper Hydepark-gartiena al r ota Dudley Wilmot, Hart Quater-late, DYde-Perk. landu—Union Bad a Lowden. laMffors—ilears. Davies, lioes, Campbell, and Reeves lioans—mewa L Lowatiag, Hurry, and Woolley, Royal Ischange-balidinp. laces--77, Cannon-street, London, LC. 111 dasar (pro tam) —Henry C. Darlington, P.m. ABRIDGID PROSPECTUS. yW L emenel has bees established for the purpose of faclll- ,y,.... — e tetittration of titles to lauded estates, under the pro m "Land Act :" and M for the pur chase ot freehold land ß the egis g e t s ton to which have ao been already "O l erte. er are capable of being brought within the operation et Ms Act 11.hi g ed el obiect of this Company Is to midst owners of pro- Mfrain want of funds or caw causes. have hitherto act te avail themselves of the advantages offered by the The Congany will undertake the examination and reale ._ stales to landed estates :it will vide the hinds for "' h ellefm7 preliminary expenditure; dbenazge the mmteme where the Tame of the estate bean a** pro r. the amount charged upon It: and will also !militate Mesellaen of persons dealroos et Moan or borrowing au wari ly . V. Mist, from the nature al Ohm operations Be securities held by the Company. It will be protected met 11l risk of lose, considerable prods' must be derived, and Drams of bill will Lind their advantage in th e tease." value — s ▪ rr„leePerty, will porches* registered and other ▪ lei resell them in lots or otherwise, where h adtel - 7M, el • staple and parliamentary title enable them to --"`• me attribution and meals without delay and without Miens. RRGIBTRRED LAND COMPANY (Limited ). le " , net D/ °MN. _WA NO AP LICATIOR DAY ce, Ode Cseepeay be IDCZIVID • aTh THle th. Walk, Ice Teedelk sad 10- M 0 ay,„6, 1 leth Malta for Ilbe coantry.—W arbor. cMM*er L BiNsy C, MILINGTON, leersoll7 pro tom Loodos. lob. 16, 18th. INVIGORATIVE NERVINIS ZSMENCE mr rt. •irdhi sdledidesay premised sod most powsetal mad mem mr introduced ; motors. to Wet soma soolittoo Isss. as SS lelsonti at vlielt palest Math do -11 11 4 WSW Ice &Mrs at all Idols mod from tts sw , b i . nwi m p.abas., ?Whit mod leosPlets et ode. Prise blasesisl Me some, sod 41711oiditu .2M.Ssisn. qamilakis Is kw Us Solo immillottes sr id Oft sat. Ozei on taginst. Yla lkingeMews, SC., idn4ts. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 15, 1865. rput OXFORD.--ORPREE AUX ENTERS sod MASANDILLO. ht mid& the isoceedel trench Team, Meadow !misdate, hero the Ys Like ssi Terte. Mks Id e =rance. Shim IS Istmell, by Ihe whole eomps of the eetabliihotent.— tor, Mr. Y. Jcsigh mat —THIS MINING. F°UI AND.A.HALF PER CENT. SWEDISH 190l t riltNMINT LOAN of 1866, for 62,2212.060 sterlMS. SINKING FUND. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SECOND DRAWLYG for the redemption of this loan, In aooordance with the tenor of the bond, was held at Stockholm, on the 2nd day of January lag. when the following BONDS, amounting to £lo,9oo,were DRAWN by lot, for repayment st par. 86,100 on the lath AWE I nert—rts. SERES B. Noe. 92 MO. _ Two Bonds at 8.600. BFALIB C. OS lila 1760 1068 9046 9402 81x Bondi at £9OO. BIROS D. 448 739 1177 lila 1990 2066 2158 2735 $OlB 3171 8252 39341 4679 6305 MD MU 6631 7261 nu 8107 8114 10190 10382 10390 12416 11483 11611 12116 1037 Twenty-alne Bonds at 3100. And £5,100 en the 15th October neat. 1;Z : ISSZIEB B. Two Bowls at 8,600. TIM CREDIT PONCE= AND IlLOßlllia Ole ZNOLAND VellYNAiAlL i t z D 2 PRIPAD O / 7 TO DHCEIVI 8111SCRIP CAPITAL TWE CHINA STEAM SHIP and LABUAN COAL COMPANY (Ifinfted). under the Limited thiglitles Ad of 1862. hisca St ta el d SAoo,•3o, 116,000 Shares of £2O each. Dogma per Share an Application and Et on Allotment. illanind which it is not contemplated and up mere the') L 6 per Ilium any Wan capital requidd being met by the lulu' delandada. No call to be made earlier than three months hem date of allotment DEBACTOIEL Hoc. T. C. BlLlJCaa m alessos of the Inverness and Pe la ws/ Mr J. li. N Z ab aNSTOND. Bart., M.P., Director of the Pacific Steam Navigalles Denny Chairman. Reuben David Dueoon, C =.7London, and D. Suwon and Co., of Bombay and China. Henryßormdalle. Seq., Director of the Sends and Punjaub H. rad ß. LociiLreit., Ist. Secretary to her Majeaty's Lane in Henry Alen H ey, ock Bert., Chairman of the New Zealand = Deferdirs C"Pm Etriondon, late of (Dent and Co.) China William Miller, Pao., ILP. (Leith), Director of the lathes Iton,W Railway Company. Hon. Fronds Drammen, Dtroder at the Natal Land (onning. G. Lathan N Browne, laq. Director of th e Lakin, Italian. and Adriatic Steam aviPtion Comma, (United). Alennier Sgoserdr Bak, late Nein, Loudon. James N. Daniell, Ite& itid Chairman of Um Bank of Hindustan, China sad Japes ( ). John Matta Esq., Urnt to than Austrian Lloyds' Steam Naviga tion oankaay, sad Director of the Thane, and Mersey then sass Oosopsay. Vint). Mum. Mb, Livinplooe, and fea. o lderlittlL Isswady, and Act m s fr . Mos and ea ogo! Means. Canada', Beaver, and Co., bial " LiMffi:a Cc, China ' } Agent' for Latham Cod Coen- Messrs. Middleton, Harriman, and Co., Singapore. Pug- MarraNa. ftlth, Payne, d Ina TM tional Haat, 0 4 d road Bulk oe Hiodustaa. China, lasbay. (bleu, and Japan. 6:IT.- ----- -- Japan (Limited), In Calcutta, Mears. Newton, Zeine7saioo., Nichelaalane, EC. I. H. Mackenzie, laq., 77, Graben House, KC. 1111.01. W. IleseraLarepoe.fts, and Pam, 7, Assel•court, Throgmorton " -- lunar% Yield, Boa, sad Wood. 9, Warotord-court, Throemorton Omsk LC. flimarair (pro tam.)—Alfred Lose, Kul Temporary 011om-17 aad 18, Congal. This powerful Company has bees formed for the purpae of acquiring, consolidating, end developing the enterprises known aa The China and Japan Steam Navigation Company," and Tin Liman foal Company." The object of the former Company was to supply the much felt need of steam navigation in the China waters, and the latter Company was formed to work the coal mines In Lotman and Borneo, and so supply the whole of the government and mercan tile marine In the Zan with steam fuel. It has been found, however, that from the tact of those Companies having been formed with too small a capital, and on too Malted a bads, tko requirements both se to supply of vessels and also the further development of the coal mines cannot be adequately met, It ha; therefore, bean considered advisable to merge the two undertakings, and to make one large Company, with sutilment means and influence to develop the valuablebusiness or both the old composite; and in accordance therewith arrangements have been made for the immediate transfer by them of their respective fleet and collieries, together with the good will and valuable plant. This Company will, therefore, Immediate 4 acquire the power ful trading steamers Elgin, Ilona, and Sterling, widgeon= tugs Then, Vulcan, and Tleachang, already well knows sad pro hip.t•fiisbl7 of 5,000 CtZcien,aVrattrear=dAgroala= In developing the shipping operations of the Company, in ad dition to the building of trading and collier steamers, special attention will be paid to the construction of tug steamers adapted to the ever increasing Inland traffic of the great China rivers, where the demand for such shipping is constant. It is also proposed to establish a line of steamer, between Bombay, Singapore, and Hong Kong. This Company will also at once eater on all the rights of the Litman Coal Company, in Liman and Borneo. and all their pita, plant, buildings, and stock of ocel in the former Bland, and take over their ♦aluable contracts with her Majesty's govern ment. The Labium coal has been contracted for ext.ntsively by the Admiralty, and will actually be the standard steam eoal for the navy to the China waters, and enewbere In the lest, as well ss extensively used by the leading steam shipping companies. when the arrangements contemplated for storage, rapid loading at lebnan, and delivery at the different government stations in the Best shall have been completed, the present means of production and delivery being totally inadequate to meet the constantly In. eraming demand. The Resident Kansan of the Labe= Coal Company In a late report states, that the works now completed open a field of coal to the orient of above a million of tons, sad that a new pit— the preparative for the duties of which have been commenced sad the machinery for which is on the spot—will quadruple the quantity available for washing, or four millions of tons, the quantity to be el slued being practically Inexhaustible. ate steps, therefore, will be taken to open this pit and other* and to connect the mines with the harbour of Vista , * bps mineral tram railroad of about seven miles in length. In Port Victoria, ships drawing twenty feet of water can Ile dose and every facility is offered for their being mono :Zsir're. and rapidly loaded by the erection of coal shoots. Coal hulks will deo be establishe d in the leading ports d India and China. By these means the Company will be able to meet the public demand for "team fuel at highly remunerative rates, in addition to supplying their own fleet with the necessary cad. researr Puri 0/I COLL li CHINA.—The present price at Hong Kong for coal, equal In quality to that of Libman, la 465. per ton, and that price is exceptionally low. PROFIT.—The probable profit of the undertaking will be seen by reference to the following figures. Experience has proved the coat of raining the coal and placing It on board ship at Litman, to be es. to 7a per ton. Taking the peas at Os. 9d. per ton, and adding to. Id. for agency, management, Au, the mot of the coal en board ship at !abuse would stand the Company 10s. per ton. Allowing for the Company's steamers a freight of say 11511. per ton, the cost of the Labuan coal when delivered would be U. per too, against eta, the present price of English coal equal in quality ; and it is 'etiolated that when the Company is fairly at work, it could easily raise and dispose of 100 , 000 tons of coal *madly. Supposing coal and freight to cost Ms. per ton, and sold at 45e. per on , there will be a profit of Ms. per ton which on the pro- duce of 100,000 tons only per annum Is equal to £lOO,OOO Net profit of steamers, say, 30,000 LlllO,OOO bat calculating that only 04,000 tons are the first year raised, sad that there is only 164. per ton profit realised thereon, there to still with the profit on the steamers 4417,006 per annum, or 76 per cent on a paid-tm capital of 8260,000, or allowing lex i n terest on debentures above 20 per cent. net for dividend. The allotment of the shares will be made on the following buts—via. : , and part 7,600 'hares partly fully paid-uply with £lO paid up, will be reserved for allotment to the applicants who are share holders in the =dating tionspantes: of these, 6,000 have already been applied for,and the deposits paid to the Company's bankers. 6,000 shares with 11.5 pai will be allotted to shareholders in d The Credit Fonder and Mobilise of England (Limited). 6,000 shares with it paid will be allotted to lie general public, as also such shares (If any) es may not be applied for In the paid up form, or by the above. Applications will also be received for 5,000 fully paid up shares on which dividends for the whole amount paid up will be de clared. 2,600 shares will be reserved tor allotment in Bombay. appli cations for which will be received by Mews. D. Swoon and Co., Bombay. The comeesdon, plans. reports, and articles of association can be inspecte d ea the codices of the &elicitors. Ap one for shares are to be made in the annexed form, andlett with the beakers of the Company, upon payment of the depoett of £.l per share. If no allotment is made to the appli cant the depeeit will be Immediately returned without deduc tion, end if a less number of shares be allotted than is applied for, the deposit pad will, so far as necemery, be credited to wards the Foment due on allotment. prospectuses and forms of application can be obtained at the offices of the Credit Fonder and Mobiller of England (Limitedi, 17 and IS, (WWII. also of the bankers, brokers, whetters, and of the secretary at as Company. 13th February JINNI. 10111 OP APPLICATION POl MAUS WWI 45 PhD CP. To be retained by the Bankers. No. To the Directors of the China Steam Skip and labuan Coal Common, CLlmited). Gent/emen,—Having paid to Your Bank en • the sum of f , bg a deposit of ft per abate on shares In the above Ompeny, I hereby request that you will allot me that number. and I agree to accept such shares or any lees number you may allot to me on the tams of the prospectus, and I wree to pay the deposit due en allotment. and to also the arWlee of association el the Osmgeay when re qatrod, and I authorise you to Inset Ay 12/ r resister of members foe the num ber of shares &Betted le nee. Usual i Name tn li r re Residence Proteadott Date • IDaset Baakeri =ma Or if fay paid sip. thane one required on the following f POLE OF APPLICATION 103 FOLLY PAID CP SRAM. To be retained by tin Bankers. To .the Minton al the Chins Steam Ship and Labgams Co. (Limited). Dostlemms.—Marim=rtgi year hanken` the anm at L robs a doped& cd Lt per share on dame In the above Cempaor, I hereby request that you girSl ad me that member el fully paid op therm, and I moss to good sad ahem, sr enemy dea d other yea nay allot to mge co the ter= of the preepectio allnal anianot of such Meru on Zoning, and to dam the armies of t ameociatton of the Company wham required. aged I anther= l iwert "no au ti m e "lalier of maohme fee the of sham wetted Claud aneudere Nu"! to em Ti- Dais gaud /Waken' mom. jr EATING'S COUGH LOZENGES are daily recesseeseee b the Iseeatt—teelbaselak tem the met me al whom ow be leeheteei—ite the sell Levey, aad C42l,lllillai NEMO kV Ow& en ag =e n t Low. Chat. 'ad Tlmeit. OM tit tem% *l-; ties. M. ed., wed a t e. t T. KAMM Oheedek Th. Obarehiart. MK Mgt Iv all URI ES C. 663 en 1767 Seven Benda as £260. Bfiltllll3 I) 92 609 1461 1858 2098 2890 2027 2777 2989 8802 8679 4148 4208 4929 4400 4432 5491 Nee 0847 8886 ergo 8851 9041 902 19118 10613 11907 12902 Twenty-eight Bonds at £lOO. The bolder, of these Bonds are requested to present them= in due course for payment, and all interest thereupon will cease and determine from the data fixed for payment. The Ronde, with lists arranged in numerical order, must be left two clear days for examination. (Signed) J. =4IX BCHRODInt and Co , Contractors for the Loan. 146, Leadenhalletrad. Web. lb, UK TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (isoaa's tiastaxame.) AMERICA. (rug Crookhaven.) ABOLITION OF SLAVERY BY CONGRESS. CONFEDERATE PEACE MISSION AT FORTRESS MONROE. NEW YORK, Jix. 31, Emma. General Hood has issued a farewell madras to his army. General Dick Taylor succeeds him. Admiral Farragut has returned to Washington. He report. all quiet. The Confederate fleet had returned up the James River. General Breckenridge has been appointed Con• federate Secretary of War. The War Department has arranged to exchange with the South all prisoners now in dose confine merit or irons. The Conies/moist Advertiser states that the go vernment has received information of the plans of the French government for colonising Sonora, and sap that General Sickles has been sent to the pacific meat to watch their movemeata. 6 86 816 lOU - President Davis has appointed the 10th of Marsh as a day of fast and prayer. Mr. Foote is said to have arrived within Sheri dan's lines. SEVEN PER CENT. COTTON LOAN of the CONTEDZILATZ STATEO of AMERICA for L 1,000,000 sterling. The HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND on the Bonds of this Loan, felling doe d ay s, M next, will be PAID on that day, and succeeding between the hours of eleven and two o' i the Counting-house of Mews. J. IUtERY SCHRODElt c anti k to.. let, Leadenhallstreet The Coupons, with Bate arranged in numerical order, must be left two clear days for examination. The Third Ralf-yearly Drawing, for the redomptJon ot an 'mount equal to ti per cent ou the amount of the Le en then unredeemed by cotton, will take place in London, on the let day of March next Particulars and numbers will be duly announced, and the bonds so redeemed are then to be sent In forthwith for pay ment. The coupons and bonds are pyable simultaneoludy —in Paris by Marrs. Emile Erlanger and Co., at the exchange of 26f. per pound sterling ; In Fr ankf urt by Mews. Von Erlanger and Sege; or In Amsterdam by Mews. E. M. Schrader and Co., at the ex change of the day, at the option of the holder. London, Feb. 16,11106. THE JOINT-STOOK DISCOUNT COMPANY sM a riellatillT Nl At °l " 4".. imabsr ir reeL ooo.l4o CALLED UP 4880,000 maw NUND NA= nnanni MS= Or lIITILUL On deposits aspire& on demand 4 per ant .. at 7 dare wiles Pt Spatal nem for moosy l deposttecr tor long . periods.' nAIITION.—COCKS'S celebrated READING V SAUCE, for Fish, Game, Steaks, Soups, Gravies, Hot and Cold Meats, and unrivalled for general um, Is sold by all re =tle dealers to sauces. It is manufactured only by the ors of the Bole Proprietor, CHABLIS COCKS, a, Date Anat. Eesdtsj, the Original Samos Warehouse. All olden are Spurious Inthatioas. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, new invention, ao adisibrably *undyed that • tall b:t . : 11 well as smaller cash, may be raised or tilted on It labour or trouble. Its action is so Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Auld by no possibility can be diaimbed. Erns 95., lts., 145., to suit nt, 9, and 18 gallon nuke. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON _ TAP. ven•peg required. lio mare let beer or wine. Prim 4s. patentee ditto. electroplated, 9s.—Apply direct to JAMES 11•ELOW, 14, Klan irilliamotreet, liansion-bome. Ine that his name and address an on every article: all alters as stark= imitation. Engravings polls. Established 18w. rIONVERTIBLE OTTOMANS for Centre of NJ ROOM. to form two totter and two may chairs. a greet Improvement on thit ordinary ottoman. Only of T. H. FILMS& and SON, ray Chair sod Sofa Manufactara% • 31, St and ESSIZOTI4tiIIa, Word-Amt. An illuatrated priced list try on application. F OX SMITH'S PURE COLZA OIL. FOX SMITH'S MODERATOR LAMPS. FOX SMITH'S SOAP, CANDLES, &c. Beat rim ili t a rlVo re im i rert= W.C.aalY. FIELD'S celebrated UNIT= SBRVIGIC SOAP TAtiILITB, ed. and 6d. each, sold by all chandlers and Cregthroughout the kingdom : bat the public should ask eldb, and me that the name or J. O. and J. FIELD is on each peckK, box, and tablet. Wholesale and for exportation at the Works, ITYYZIt MAWR, LAKSZTH, LONDON, IL, when also may be obtained their Prins Medal Pmarline Quidles. Butler haft made a speech at Lowell, speaking disparagingly of Grant and Porter. The Tribune has information that in consequence of an assurance given by President Davis that the expansion and predominance of the Roman Catholic religion would be secured in the South by the triumph of the Confederacy, a secret league has been entered into by France, Spain, and Austria, under the guidance and with the con currence of the Pope, to recognise the South after the 4th of March next. _ _ IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. RODORILT IMPROVED OORAZZA SHIRTS, do for 44a. Good useful shirts (oar No. 64), In all else* Ifs the haltdozsaa, willed for areellenee and etiespneee. Priced with tall Eedam, pest tree.—RODOPJUI and Co shirt mann% 69, ft-lane, Charhaparesa latabllshed 00 years. On porta Pningais. The New York Herald states that Lincoln has re fused the request of a delegation of senators and re presentatives to reinstate Butler. The Confederate House of Representatives has under consideration a Senate Bill authorizing the impressment of 40,000 negroes for menial service in the army. An amendment, declaring that no portion of the negroee so impressed should at any time have arms put into their bands, or be used as soldiers, was defeated. The result of Blair's mission is that Davis is willing to send commissioners to . . COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS. NEW and IMPROVED DEEION& A large assortment ready made at 7a ad., Oa N., 10a 6d, and 12d, ed. eaa. Beat qualities. well Oval*, made to meanies at 10a. 6d. and 19a 6d. patterns of which seat poet free for two stampa.—RODOLES and Co to, nt Martln's.laue, Charing mom Katabilehodeo years. On parte Francais. HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS, Capes, Adorning CosieHalf.dress, Undress. and Full-dress Sulta Trousers and Vests, d.e., are made In the most fashionable and asasosalge style, at an te d C O . , prices. If YAM and CO., 66 and 67, oxford-street Washington to treat for pesos on the basis of sepa ration. Lincoln is willing to receive commissioners from the rebellious States with or without Davis's authority to treat for peace on the basis of sub mission to the Union. _ _ The Richmond Whig says :—" The South if sub jected would never join the North to fight against England." The finance committee bee reported to the Federal Senate a resolution reducing the paper duty. The Virginia, Peruvian, Borussia, America, and Glasgow have arrived out. NEW YORK, Fa. 1. A joint resolution, submitting to the decision of the State legislatures the constitutional amend ment abolishing slavery throughout the United States, passed the House of Representatives amid mach enthusiasm, by U 9 ayes to 66 noes. The Senate, yesterday, pealed the retaliation resolutions, with the amendment that the retalia tion should be in conformity with the usages of war among civilised nation/. General D. H. Hill has announced that the cotton in Augusta will be burned at the approach of the Federal% even at the risk of burning the city. The Richmond Sentinel announces that measures have been taken to burn all cotton in North and South Carolina and Georgia that is in danger of falling into the enemy's hands. The Associated Press correspondent states that General Sherman says if the Northern people pro vide men and mosey to carry on the war for four years, the war will not last four months longer. if they fail to do so, there is no knowing how long the war may be prolonged. He opposes any offers of peace before the Confederate armies have been annihilated. The City of Cork has arrived out. NEW YORK, Fn. 1, Eremite. According to the Richmond Sentinel, the follow ing are the particulars relative to the peace mission of Vice-President Stephens, Judge Campbell, and Mr. Hunter, who left Richmond on Sunday for Washington. Mr. Blair returned to Washington from Rich mond with the assurance that President Davis was willing to send commissioners, without obstacles of form, to confer upon peace, if assured beforehand that they would be received. Mr. Blair, on his second visit to Richmond, took President Lincoln's consent to receive and confer with commissioners informally sent with a view to the restoration of peace. Commissioners have therefore left, as informal agents, to see if it is not possible to place a peace conference on a basis which may serve for so desirable a result. The World considers that the fact of Davis sending commissioners is evidence that on some terms or other he is willing to consent to the re construction of the Union. NEW YORK, Frs. 2, Eremite. General Sherman commenced moving, in three columns, on the 17th ult., in South Carolina. The main column wu marching towards Charleston, and the other two columns by different roads in the direction of Branchville. The last accounts re ceived state that Sherman is lees than 40 miles from Charleston. Forster's troops are co-operating with him. The Confederates are offering resistance at every point, but are being rapidly driven from all their defensive positions. Hill has ordered all non-combatants to leave Augusta. A Federal gunboat grounded in the Combachee River, and was destroyed by the Con federate batteries. An unsuocessiul incendiary attempt has been made to blow up the arsenal and magazines and burn Savannah. A number of buildings were burned. Several persons have been arrested. The Federal gunboats were moving up the Cape Fear River on the 29th ult., to the vicinity of the Confederate forts. Hood's main army is at lapels. Grant has visited Fort Fisher and returned to Fart Monroe. Richmond papers state that Lee has not yet been appointed to the chief command, nor has Johnston been reinstated. HYAM and CO.'S PRICES. 66 and 67, Orford-droet. Overcasts, 35".,12", and 50s. ; Jackets, TM to M.. Them sad Mutant Col* $6l. to Um ; trundtting Trousers, made to men tor', 14s. 6d., ii. ed., 215., and 260 Vesta, 10s. 6d., Els. 6d, 16s. 6d., and 21s. ; Bolts, 44. to 655. THE PHOSPHORIBED NERVINE TONIC. The new chemical combination of PHOSPHATIC SALTS, Quinine, Iron, Sc., containing all the essential constituents of the blood, brain, and nerve substance. Greet philosophical and chemical research has led to the discovery of this invaluable remedy in he present perfect state. agreeable to the palate and innocent In its action--atill preserving its wonderf al properties, affording immediate relief, and permanently curing all who suffer groin wasting and withering of the nervous and muscular tissues. total and partial pron, and every other exhaustive derangement of the system. It regenerates all the Important elements of the human frame. 'As phosphorus in a Mite of nature illumines the darkness, m the exhausted frame revives when impregnated with its electrical properties." Prices: per bottle, or four lls. bottles Inane, : and to eases contain ing three t3s. bottles, ab, which saves SI 13, packed eecurely, and sent to all parts of the world. London agents:—Newberry, ti, Bt. Paul's Churchyard ; Sanger, Orford-street ; Hooper, 43, King Williamairest, London -bridge ; Freak 119, Strand. LAMBERT'S ASTHMATIC BALSAM, an effectual remedy. without congaing the bowels or affecting the bead, truly eflicackrus and pleasant, to admitted to be the beet medicine for immediately relieving coughs, oolda confirmed came of asthma, and incipient consumption. It fre quently cares persons whom the faculty pronouns Incurable, admirably allays the tickling which provokes frequent be corhi si a In approaching coosumption its effects are truly sons d of sle ep , or even lying down for fear of guitars- Mon, may depend on in a few minutes after taking it Prepared oat, and sold by W. LAMBERT, chemist, & King Wil liametreet, Char-aroge, London, and by all drogrista In bottles, Med., sad three quantities to one, te. id. Be particular and ask for laminate Aetlimatic Balsam. The name sail address are amigmed on the stamp. • .AITITE.—The LETTUCE contains an active itA the Wooten, which peewees all the soothing of without Its dengere.—Mr. O. JOZZATT, IMMO ist, eft, apoirket, prepares •limp sad s Pits of Latins (or lotto( o', highly reeoinmended by the Malical hand= Ps coed% 'Attune, bronchitis, and ell &eat 'Became. Syrup, 21. fkl.; Pate, la. lid. end Su 3d. Me. by post. In Sid. ea Si. 641. PERFECT FREEDOM FROM COUGHS in 10 minutes la secured by S PIILMON IC WATIES.—Tbey glue blatant r&ef. and a rapid care of astimis, consumption, coaoa, and all disorders of the breath and lungs. Prfos ls. lid., Ss. 94., 4 Od., and lls. per boa. acid by all medicine Tendon. Mae COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Forma A. sad ACCOOM Dodo rresh , rl odor the above Act, Woe sII other teals d Loosest Books. with mar alsdoorri to qadas for Mee OMP•MININ ale Oscallas-lossa do., sop salsd on ths but Ism& !Than or every daseriptloa. lbw Certificates fumed sad ?dated: I:l6eisl Seale ds sigasd sad orteutsd. Ask sad Mg. 4a. liestorrest, sad Loadootedis, B.Z. The Governors of New York and Maryland have DR. CULVE RWELL 1311 MIRKA" swat menages to the legislatures of the two Maw, Oldipaisda ftineas, sad nnippolabsods. rine is MAI; Ombra :or Imam urging the ratification of the constitutional amend. consasuierdatv L 0 "• I 1 " 16 °"" 0 " 4 "* . lierm . 14.6 "L oimhin.k merit abolishing slavery in Maryland. [Stamped, id. Additional.] The Illinois and Rhode Island houses of Ade pt's have ratified the amendment. President Linooln has been serenaded at Wash ington, when be made a speech, in which he said that the passage of the amendment abolishing slavery was an 00011110 D of congratulation for tin whole world. He thought the measure was a fit ting if not indispensable adjunct to the wind ing up of the great difficulty. He wished the re union of the States to be so effected as to remove all causes of future disturbance. " The emanci pating proclamation," said Mr. Lincoln, " falls short of what the amendment will effect when con summated." Mr. Fernando Wood has introduced a resolution into Congress that it is the duty of the President to maintain in a legal and oonstitutional manner the integrity of the Union, and not to proffer or accept any negotiations admitting the existence of any other Federal or Confederate government within United States territory. A coloured lawyer has been admitted to the bar of the Supreme Court. The quota of troops from New York has been reduced 25 per cent pending negotiations. The Toronto Loader announces that the United States passport system has been rescinded for Canada. _ Messrs Jay and Cook have been appointed sub scription agents for the ffeven-Thirty Loan. NSW YORK, Fix 3, 10 LK. The departure of President Lincoln for Fort Monroe is confirmed. The Confederate commissioners were loudly cheered by the Federal and Confederate troops on the James River. A resolution has been introduced in the Confe derate Congress, and referred to the committee for foreign affairs, declaring that the time may not be distant when the Confederate States will be pre pared to unite on the basis of independence with those most interested in vindicating the Monroe doctrine. Richmond despatches, dated 31st ult., state that Hardee reports that all Sherman's efforts to cross the Combahee River had so far failed. The Con federates assert that the Tallahassee escaped from Wilmington before the capture of Fort Fisher. NEW YORK, Fmk 3, IL3O a.m. President Linooln is stated to have left for Fort Monroe, in consequence of a telegram from Mr. Seward. Gold 205 f. NEW YORK, Fn. 3,1 P.M. The Confederate commissioners were conveyed yesterday afternoon in General Grant's special despatch boat to Fort Monroe, where Mr. Seward was awaiting their arrival in another steamer. At 5 p.m. yesterday afternoon both steamers were anchored side by aide in the stream. The Washington Chsonick t the organ of the ad ministration, says that " slavery being practically and constitutionally abolished, we are ready to concede everything else to recall our erring brethren." The New York Herald has a rumour that the peace programme to be discussed will include a oonatitutional amendment abolishing slavery, an amnesty, and the reunion of the North and South in the Monroe doctrine. Money easy. Gold, 206 e. Exchange on louden, 225. Stocks slightly firmer. New York Centrals, 104 ; Illinois, 114; Erie, 70j; 5-20 United State Bonds, 1081. Middling upland, 83c. NBW YORK, Fm. 3, 2 P.K. The Canadian authorities have delivered up Bnrleigh to the United States. The Canadian Lower House has passed the Alien Bill. The Western Virginia Legislature has ratified the constitutional amendment. SAXONY. DRESDEN, Fn. 14. The official Dresden Journal of to-day says " The negotiations alleged by some newspapers to have taken place between the Saxon and French governments, relative to the Bleswig-Holstein question, may be reduced to a conversation be tween the French Minister and Baron Beast, in consequence of which the former received a des patch from M. Dronyn de Lhuys. In no quarter has there ever been any question of a renewal of the Rhine Confederation or any similar project." THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE PAPAL NUNCIO AT PAEII3. F. 14. Advice' received here from Rome to the 11th inst. state that the note published is the Moniteur relative to the proceedings of Mgr. Chigi, the Papal Nuncio at she court of the Tuileries, had reached that city, but that the journals were not allowed to publish it. According to intelligence received from Naples, the British ironclad squadron left that port on the 9th inst. for Syracuse. . Mail packets from all directions are putting into Marseilles, being forced to seek shelter by the tem pestuous weather. THE SPANISH CONGP.ESS. MADRID, F. 14. The Minister of the Interior delivered a speech in the Congress to-day condemnatory of neo-catho licism. He also denied the rumour attributing to the government an intention to assume the dicta torship, which he declared impossible. The minister announced the immediate introduc tion of a new press law, abolishing the seizure of journals, and the necessity of naming a responsible editor, and of furnishing caution money. He further declared that the cabinet represented the liberal moderate party, and stated to the chamber that the rumour of the assassination of General Espartero was completely unfounded. DAVID Reinirreg WORM. —Yeaterdav (Tesadaij use exhibition d the Ignoble( walls et she bte us Roane, 8.A., sheet to beamed la the mem at the Amnions:el lesten, 9, OgeonaMmel, Reastaren, lasieered nth • privets Mit by the ai re, by: —Ra Royal Anon' the Prio lli t7W by Ms* Tendele ; ids Royal Ittelmem tbe Caste de Paris, ids Rani Rieborse the Omni Ma, end Mr loyal ROD= the Ogees Paeans el been. In. The satin ant I._sd hi— tbo Genera Pate . yoeewiy, vie. genre* wllli the Rent lama Mean Panel etenpury be tie serme maim one • nese* by their pasta, is Pelles. Rembeges. begi ben ten elned. eat tee mils ter Reedures A be dee. hoer Reediempan ea the ITti beant or neges- Warrsnatz, Fos It —The Queen has bun /Amor ours* (te emenseee only son mush) pleased to promet the Rev. Jaha Doman to the old shush is Aro to be oraglobli between this asebey end Bea sad perish of lb Richard% at Dumfries, is tie preetnen ans. the Raab el Ash will drortly be ongerned la • sad wassty of Dumfries, meat by the death el the Row. yob& orgise.. Robin It dbey D.D.--Gossits. Rosisses Mow Passincsa Vassomrsa, —The BoIID 01P MILD; Werra AU, P. 13.—Ths v l.tr d the 1 . 0 , Right Hem the Mei at the Oennittee cd Privy Coen- Bowers sod ignimok - wan • sLL his Mei misiord ken the Segrebry el Mies thatemerm. Mule. l9 vert_ ad eihre d g r The tor Fereip Albin • espy et • drepade heed Mabee' Y. t o r i al a r N Z: owe at Osits. Inaba that the Delia= nest hive a t ammo sbar• Rms. bwoo4a tiny a ems mg sir quintal en owe ego, sad a asw r a diamo. s gem tho seerna lbw* Per cladatal Ural and silirtl "WWI 611,—.11, MOW 110, 11..01•11.• tIONI Ondb.—Gagess. issidwah—taassramma waft The following telegram has been received at Mr. Renter's office from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, Feb. 14 : CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN MAIM YASSEILLIS, Y. 14. The Poona, with the above magi, reached liameillce at 9 a.m. to-day (Tuesday). The mails leave at IL9O a.m. ETWOPEN ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. 00M114 Tensat. This slostioo took place to-day. iMefy Misr 10 o'rissk Mr. N. D. *array sad Ns. J. Y. Monis. LP., retired W Osustimmo loptbsr, ssi mess Ise* shmei. Mw limey prepossl by Ms. P. ILlosky, sod Niegibli by Mr. Noress Mosimy. s Ni. libosirs egg terra* geopasi y ltr. D. 011sillrois. Isla blyt Molt sod mismisi by Mt home fimpak. Ni. Ifrogke afr alwasei Ms maim mei isdessi MM be boi t asps* d Ms Baal risk. Mr. Maguire tali M ors set to Wm um to nowt IM sepossstsMss Om% bill bs sword istomimills is Mori kr Osek mil Ms posed dna& Lek casillisis oohs ebb psi bibs d Ls gam, NM peal bumpy porsllsi. - - - TIALII. TOBODAT. The notainsticra et omadidities iota Owe today. The (Ylbseibut was prom& by Mr. GERM D'Oeser. end aseesibil by Mr. Misled toema M. AN* Pi irLoset yes pewee/ by Mr. Hwy Demme. awl sr seeded by Ns. Dodd is Onerty N'ollsably. The Asa dolma the ow al basis it tweet M the O'Dmisbee. • pin wet dummied le lir pen ef Mr. 1111Laiss. sad Os islet Lai Th Is lie iby d peas The pm aiding, pared off with semparstly• cpliii. UMW. lbws►T. The Ante el tie Ipd at its vise vie se W iese :—Gieleis Then (Libeien, WO; Mr. Wilber (Owe• esrestive), flit RIMPAIIIITATSOII Ok or, P.M Ootrirrr Timakar.— Oarlmia Wad J. ay. Omer Clew. %mar deem ead Mr. Make Km% iseenksve elm* ha the WA. Nada OW, duke= Mandl briar el • arambolleael wean el auntie. simmemalme trr "permeate. " to the temloy. Geld • lir Awe el the explailtare la Weed. M. Saw brews arimmalket W pieta Mies. eall is lb bee ail Mar veva hen as = l lC mli pj==aama omeasteolea the et the amstry.— RarsairrAnor or l =cars.—li NMI Ulla as tones al Illakiataa bare set yet Nab quite to awe d their soma aolliate. i the psis d far. I. L. Bear, as they wadi bore the pubis Mere; as be& d the why Wog awe homey • regbi atar es be alise eaborers la We Wr i goalemia to ISM fervent la essimellea Mr. Werw.-11erah Zaire Mamma SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. BETTING AT MANCHIBTRIL—Tvmpac WATERLOO CV?. IN be T awl laurl 111111 We sm. fly Ili is 1 W. li 110•810 , :t 1 W. r i v inruma ir o LITWIN& a a _ __ . HI to 7 apt airriliS (7 1 1111116 Ime am, (10 NO to 7 (I) Ills 1 riss IPS lo 1 TaplAmpido(N xorrautnossziaz atm= msda r ic (s) LT?. _ IN to TVairisii(es) BoOMPlial a—L ssessgense d Ihe eastiavoi waft of Yr window, Illbmiestra slam an sil o s grand min Thane, sad Mir= Ur Leask oor►ooartoN OP ma PROVINCI OP OANNIABCIII7. In the Upper Hoses yesterday lb. Ilish4 si r r d Ward mood that es salmi he peseaseed bar Erwin het im WM fad his erwitheatles the semi whisk milk M. the ,e lasessee it the mepoilies ad Zsglawl, ler es imam d the Wish wasseste, sod that m woad trembb smelly et. lams, Ifewlttirea. sal Bud se Timm. se Owes we mild E. to me somsel toted estlisleal ebbe, with their odfredeal ehiptess awl elmorees, be be the oath d thee resldeg bobber *Asa provides e el the geweit be am al imam sred Boater, awl Lehield. The reashdies 1111/ 1•11011•10114 amd 014111114 te be oramesleseed se the Lower Naas& The des. seshimems. sad Weds= sladfludisll Lower Hews. Nesembloi Is the Jordon (Amber mkt the preddemy el the Vasersbie Dr. llebroshali The Vsey Rev. the De el WeWaskoter weeeeted a psesmas ea the eabgist d "Besey• sad Swiese.. whisk after wes. the steps whlsh had Ms babas by seemeades rt illi r g eremee le that week, seselmded W ear* Yob " the 1111111111111110116 eeeriderteg the relied, e preasahst eer gl:: ms ..t direr* Mewl (whisk they regard se Neill, wediesside), yet le be isisiledly apposed So w @Merl, Gomm el sewer lige, se well es to the psissiples law awl the plain diadem el equity, de mass* emeisse thelr beds regesded se a presaged to tie the prosbles of wagocados far the foam awl de hes* esems hie poor the prodigal be WU sod seties so my sewashas the evil they eppwiread la the wrest sus, sod teed W birds the wadies esemedies dee ewer keeresoy with that al those deliberative red Wilda beide Irbil) ammol the gambrel maims asd rasped of the Wish satin.* This pease we. the Dams al Osslorbray, Peas. Christ rad DEW* Ardrkesses Lad Arthur lierwayl akaiiii ) : Swillsed fOggestsy lois t O gin kter flawed, Tares Ossees lialredey 1. eeloya (MO, Sew. °bodes wee.. f Demelos (Seeheder), P. L 1). Agra iGe flu. 8. Beet Masa:A sad W. D. Snob.. ( Oases Bialwaka had way fee the Vesemble Alflb. assess limy (Ideum c k i ? " , B a ir. J. 81. 1.. Berta. (Cams of Norwich), bat barbs be Woe is this COONII, the seem staid prosy wore withdraws. The ' house divided, sad dm ap,__.d+—Ter the pow P 10 w messes it wigwams, ; the for wool* it to the II Hems, 18. The Dow it W eter thro peeve a sopsimmetwy gewswes ma the pest el 11 6111 Delia el Waal. to the reset wt. is his ousgesstim W Mei Olagelly. sad bed bopertl is trhi interests of bb maihres V .m. to paw a sabs' judeamt without Oa reset or ef the wows. The grammes ow referred te the resimitles. The Roc U. B. Med resumed the &WM so the Redd &wise= tram hot sees.). Alb, see dlessedem,the of the Dees d Norwish is ideas el a esedlisidem of the dermas. is UN Serial ladies eirjerbed tri me meted by 34 voles to 8, sad the dbeowies was Awn s& Si.. other replete arm brought up, sad the berme all)messd. RALLWAI AND PUBLIC/ COMPANZBE IN P.4.IILIAMIJT. Yesterday the irsamineis of the Haw of Com mess, Maim. NW& mod Mee. bid so Mir bale bdore Qua far arsidersiiss, oppred sad 1! . ...5eal we oily pokily Mud sad Weems' le7ivanZ PHI REACT/ OP LONDON. It appears frau the niters Wood by tl. Retie trertiseend *at the Seethe is Labs k es* AN medal la* Wesley wow Wolk sad obeind a dessesso *on .1 tie ton Is woke. else Sky *les sea. sikwably above VOL la boa dike of N. listless lbs bklbe verb 4,128 ; Ike dna. eer•ll.l4 r tbs se* ; eel lims sawed need sesrleity wee II pes LANs Il em Um it be, bees is the ',wise weeks Is Landes lb. avenge somber d deaths Is lie obeli wee el tea 'wises yeses, 111444. ems. wish • emoselise for leased pepakikk. 1.314. Th• alma wisher Isle we*, tkorelork szeselsd tko eitlestili swabs, h, IS. Isiot wee tbe Wes el 1,17 I,IIS Wiele. is 1.3111 *Sam mon regi l st boys erli sad Usk& Is Ike tea seereepoodkg wombs el the yeses 111644 Ike see. sego wake (aeseetell sr 3111.