The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-02 00:00:00

Tte 113 rt 4%. NEWSPAPER 4 "" 5 1 SSalidXrei . ) . , No. 5.872 ] Br um TEM LIVR4POOL OH %MOTOWN TO NEW Tom. TWICE A TIitALLURPOOL, NEW YORK, and BIA B 7 .888 MORAN Y Weed ils ,.gektag theft tall-pnwered Clyde baLLt Iron Awn Stiossa-EAlps. a gniai the I: sited State. malls, PLOY LIVERPOOL for NEW YOWL fiCAII - 501 -1 ; MUay, J tine mednostay. and Alternate Fridays and Saturday& c aw pump by the mail steamers sailing emsr, Wain= 11, U, sad 11 guineas, accord lug to the sosommodstin, =by Fri s and Saturday's steamers. 13 011136111. posseg n iaudee a full supply of cooked provision& Passltgera Inv the rutted States, and British °dumb* booked invvellk os vnrf advantageous term& —For further par. w a ve apply te W ILLI A Id INtis N, It. Wateratreet. Liverpool; or so lug M sad ILACKY, el, King wunar•wrom. Landers aOTHEN BURG. T6e fine, first-class ilVn kg peddle stsawer HANS& ail I a few days for the a b ff . pWt Ills niagnlncent steamer has splendid acoosanto goes for paissagers, and from her great speed is expected to gibers passage In the short limo of 46 hoar• To be followed ity GusTAr WASA. —Tor particulars of freight and passage WOO PIULLIPPS, OILAYSI, ?BILLUPS and 00.. it good- Ilita LC. THE CHEAP EXCURSIONS of the BRIGHTON RAILWAY to BRIGHTON, Hastings, yam* Inetbeurse, Polerate. LIM, Portsmouth, Havant, Mission Bognor, e•d Littlehamplon. and Arundel, will COW NOCK for the mason on WHIT-BONDAY, and be continued each subsequent Sunday . the Etenrsion halm to Brighton will, In addition. run every maxim. commencing on Whit-Monday, and there will be • assMi luoursion to &Otos and back on Whit-Tuesday. BRIGHTON and BACK for 3a. on WHIT. SUNDAY, WETTLMONDAY. and WHIT-TIIMIDAY. ORTSMOIITH and BACK for Se. ed., by the BRIGHTON LINE. ock WHIT-SUNDAY. H ASTINGS nod BACK for 3e. 6d., by the BRIGHTON LIN; on WHITSUNDAY. THE DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY. lacorpongiod by Act a Pailissnaaf !land 28 Ylc. MAUI E 2.36.000, L 4100 Prarldostel to Bearer of LSO each gi to he paid ou application and St oit allotment. Waist at the rate of *le per cent. per amain during con struction will he allowed on all moneys paid upon caUs. DIRECTO/a - UM Boa. W. MONRILLI s M.P.. Chairman. L Harder. Iq., Director, National Bank. W. T. Molnar, Keg., late Commissioner a Pablic Works In N a n g Kw% Esq., Director National Had .11. W. wan, Kan., M.P.. Chairman National Discount Cow- mow ILLSIOI&—W. Forbes, FAR. flats Manage of the Mid land Ofol4 Willie% Railway of Ireland). -Jw& John Smith Burks, 1471., t. Queen's-square. Westminster. Hobert Mallet, May., 11. Bridite.street, Westminster. NOLICINitS. Ileum. Sam Turners. and Hardwick. Leaden. Yam Lernaghan and Saunders, Dublin. Rumors. . . _ . . . . . The National Bank. Old ltroad-aireet. and Hap:anthem In London and Ireland. TM Batons! Bank of Ilverpool rtimlted), L 1,1 0 9001 SIOILMIL London—Jamie Sbepherd. tag., 36, Throgmorton-street. Datdin—Edward Fos, Esq., Dante-street Mess—a, Bridge.street, Westminster. ABRIDrIED PBO6PBCII7B. _ - Weis issperthat Illeiropolitaitithlfway will not only be 'suburban omnibus he. for the city of Dublin. but it will occupy the ne mutable and unrivalled position, that the whole of the inter change Valle between the preat trunk hues converging Is Dublin the Dublin and Drogheda and Northam linen, the Midland Great Western and Dublin and Meath hallways, and the Groat Southern and Wrstern Railwayl, together with the th Mahe ea those tines to sad from itesdand, and their trafe re it goods and minerals with the docks and harbour, will, of noose. thy. rase over the whole or some part of It. • The London and North Western hallway Company cordially approve of the undertaking, and will afford their fullest co operation In developing the traffic between their system and the kith railways over the proposed line. The Dublin and Kingstown line has cost about £BO,OOO par talk. Its traffic Is confined to paslenters only. from which derives an incases yielding an annual dividend of about 10 per cant, and the Ulu° stock to selling at about USX at the present Una It Is estimated that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will test about 137,0011 per mile, and, to addition to Re suburban omnibus Maas, and the through seesenger train, It will bi the reeelver ut to eztunsive Manic in cattle. Goods and minerals, I'he worb here bees u7Trialen — iFtKtermin;nirtiz7:4 Mama J. and C. Rigby, the contractors for the harbour and other work, EfolThtad. . the icrtp, of which die notice will be given, the °militates of 110 will be divided Into five shares of LIO each. In the no allotment Ming made tii• deposits will be Pitarned In fall. Should a lain matter of shares be allotted Ulan me applied for, the deposits will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (It any) returned to the applicant. Detailed prnpeMuses and forms of application can be ob tained from the bankers. brokers, or from CHADWICK, ADAMSON. McKIN a NA, and C°., Financial Amni 27, Great Georpetrest. Westminster, and Crorattest, Manchester. TER NATIONAL BANC IS AUTHORISED TO RICEIVI SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR Till SHARKS OF Till PRHUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY, ON THE TEAMS OF TIM FOL. LOWING PROSPACTUS. prauvieic RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited). With Pennlea Governatest guarantee of Interest at the rata of t 7 par feel per annum. a* hereinafter set forth on a total esOtal of 43.50.000. Present lase, 41,670,000, in 61.800 shares of EMI each. Depodtil pasha:eon appUcation, and .g 2 per 'harem allotment. Pusan nth of /12 Ina per share will be made at intervals of not lees than three mouths bet wee* each cell. Gonave cent. per SWIM will be paid daring the constracUce. sad is anarasteed by the International Contract Company (Ladled). WU= Latham Batley, Esq. (Bailey Brothers and Co., . Wm. Carter, isq. (Joseph Robinson and Co., Laurence Ponninsp MIL) John Innis. Za%, )1(.. P., Director of the Bank of Deland. P. & Matcher, Am. (Alexander Pletcher and Co., 10, Zing's AIIM. yard.) 6 G. Getty. Pp., M.P. for Belfast, Onalowequare W. IL. Linden:, lien. ,Henson. E. B. Vivian and Co., Itir- Lten ) lisq., Bowling Ironworks, Bradford. albut Ricardo, lap., Angel.coort, Throginorton-street, Director of the National Bank. lebert Simpson. Up. (Frederick Lorick and Co.), Charlotte. tow, and Coos Cairn Ironworks. BANKERS. London—The National Bank. Liverpool—The National Bank of Li Manchester—The Manchester and Liverpool ve =t Bank. Ireland—The Bank of Ireland, and Its Branches. „ The Branches of the National Bank. The Internatiotuir&ntrit — i Company (Limited). isont•EMt. George Parker Bidder, Nag., C.L John Mortimer Heppel, Esq., C.L bOIJC/TOLL Mein. Eireham, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., Parllamentetroet. Mom Banter, Bose, Norton. and Co., Vietoria.street. BROW/. Tondos—Messrs. P Cazenove and Co., Threadneedle-street. Mews. Seymour and Co., Thrognsortonetreet. =36lMessrs. Thom,. Tinley and new. —es er—Mesart. Warner and Page, Stamp Ocoee-bnildlop. Dsblin—Edesrd Poe, Esq., Dome-street. lißellff•RY—B. A. Smith, Esq. Olices—b.s, Cannon-street West, LC. ABRIDOZD PROSPICTIIII. Ms Company lia . o7;ed foe einat iunnect dion end worichig of two hues of railway in Peru—one to co the seaport of Paco with the town of Yea the other to connect the city of Arequipa with the port of The Peruvian Government guarantees for the of twenty. five years- or until the railways have prod over and above the cost and provision for repair, renovation. and maintenance for the space of two consecutive years, dividenda at the rate of 7 Par cent per sanwe—an income of 113110100 per annum, charged upon the public revenues of the State, and further emoted by hypothecation of the guano shipped to tiaropean States. The conomeloos for the railways contain the usual provision for re• bthuridi. gto the government tont of any surplus profit exceed. lug a 10 per cent. per annum dividend to the shareholders) each rims, U any, as may have been paid by them to cover their guarantee. Thecoaceorions see fora period of ninety nine years from the 'inking the railways A sufficient sum will be ast c r to form fund for the redemption of the whole tal, at a premium of ClOO per cent., to be operative yearly the Arst twenty years of the working of the railways. A contract for the constructiou of the lines hoe been entered into with the International Contract Connally ae 2P4to the estimates of (1. P. Bidder, Asp., C.A., and J. M. Esti. C.Z. 1020TdaSICIP with the terms of each concession the Company will be cooverted Into a Socittli Anonym, with shares to bearer, 1111, It necessary, into two Socierts Anonyms& no capital of the &octet" Anonym& or Boca Ms Anonym's will be C 3,540,000, to le issued lis shores and bonds. Anthcations for shares must be midis, addressed to the Dim. here • but no application will be considered sinless accompanied of the receipt of one of the hankers of the Company for LI per there on the number of shares applied for. betalled primpectirtes sad fonts of application for thane may Be bad at—The National Bank, London the National Bank of Liverpool • the Bank of Ireland. and its enema branches. Ire. bed . the breeches of the National Bonk Intend , at the Wipe of the Brokers of the Company and at the offices of the international Contract Company, 85, Cannon-street West, lon- Lc. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most scientifically prepared and most powerful nub,- Bo medial ever introduced : restores to UMW normal coollitco ass secretions, on the lateging of *lds perfect MOO dit- Mls Oscine for debility of all kinds and 800 Its woo among other ingredients, pepsine anti &NOMA* at meat WM leo, e highly beneficial to the aervons and clyspeplac 1.2101 111. pr• bottle or four quantities to ace for no WU adOtn, Nears. Baumgarten • . • Co., 5110, Outortistirest„ Dad USa. Yenchorchstreet, Labia& f O ZEAITB COPA H INK » H, tbo only Praaeb foe adopted by Is Parts Academy sad Saurian Coangs ge 7r 4 urgeoga oaths mart of Morn Calleratr, Moat. Lloyd. Polaad, mil barns (Ara r LYE Nov. 4 lIIT cam fa an average of alc days slaw moat or chronic. at ad, at 0. JOZGAri, French chemist, 40, Magrnarket. Pet boron receipt et ne. 64. THX CREDIT FONCIIAR and MOBILIER of INGLAND (Limited). Authenised b = L4,001%000 en Capital ca rteserve l""i Vu LI a P 200,000 Dividend Reserve Fund DUIIOI.OII. The !WM Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governor. JAMIDI LitYICK, Leg Nereltant,King's-Armsyard, Deputy. NO:4NT , Loadoo. j Governer.. lames Childs, Esq., Loudon. Alexander Dunbar, RR., Old Broad-street, London. Me les gills. Reg., Lloyd's. Adolphe Hakim, tag. (Mwn. Pinto, Hokin Brothers, and Ca), London. The Roe. T. C. Haliburtna 11P., Chairman of the Canada Agency Associalion, London. William Harrison, Rag. (Ileum Young, Harrison, and Bonn) Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Reg. (Mows. Lane, ilankey, and Co.), London. Charles R. Newbem, Fag , London. Henry Pownall, Ressellequate, London. Joseph tiackrill Soak Rig. (Mows. Macktill Smith and Co.), Old Broadetniet, London. Edward Warner, Fig , M.P., London. John WeennorLuid, Baq. (Director of the Royal Insurance Coin =l, Loudon. Grant, Leg., Managing Director. BUCKS& The Agra and ilastermaa's bank (Limited). Mears. Smith, Payne, end Smiths. The National Bank Leaden. Dublin, and its branches In Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited), London, Liverpool, and Han cheater. OOLICITORS. Mann. Newbon, Kraus, and Co., liicholsolene, R.C. BURIN'S& TRANSACTID. This Company negotiates leans for colonial and foreign go rernineota Co operates In the financial arrangements of British and other Railways Makes *dynamo to Corporations, Town Coluteih, and other public bailee Negotiates Loans for Public Works. Assists to the introduction of Industrial and Commerelal Un dertakmp. Makes &deuces tiapprovodStooks, Shuns, Bonds, dc. Makes temporary leans upon eligible Freehold an I Lease hold Securities. ALFRIID LOWY, Secretary. London, 17 and I/ Cordial, May 4, 11106. DEBENTURES !MUM ET THE CREDITIiit sod MOBILIZE of ENGLAND (Limited). ISSUE of 2600 too DEBENTURES WITH 'STYLIST PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors have decided to isms Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amounts and bearine interest as under, cis. • In sums of Si% £OO, 260, ElOO, £260, 4 00, and 41,000, with coupons attached. =MT. or three 6 yetis for eve years Poe seen years Interest wain* quartar, via, on the Sete March. 00th June, Seth September. and SOM Deomibm, 1s *mil year, at the Com- Ju pany's banters . azi The ant payment of Waring wdl be made on the Seth June n _ The dliji;ctTreFestnre tit the debentures issued by this Oom ;any ts their perfect security the amount of the capital sub scribed. pald•ap, sal nacelled, and the general invested assets DI the CowsPany, as well as the large reserve fund, affording the most ample sec linty to the investor. These debentures are issued payable to bearer, and can there fore pass by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also iiimsed—to meet the requirements of Trustees and others—trans ferable by deed only, to be duly rVstered la the Company's books in the name of the Investors or their assigns. loans of applicatios can be obtained of the Becntary, to whom all communications must be addreued.—By order of the smart, AL/11.1D LOWE. Secretary. London, 17 and 18, Cornhill, May 4, 1876. DIPOSITS RietlYllD BY THE CREDIT FO - iCliff sod MOBILIER of INGILOND (Limited). RAT 10k lictititir Dit!.o9lT. _ . This COlDpna; reCefselll47 l ßilThiltllitlitT,lik some of ClO and upwards, at the undermentioned rites, from this day until further notice, via At fourteen days' notice 66 per sent. per annum. At one month's settee 4 per cent per annum. FOR FIXED FItRIODS Or Not fees than 2 month, sod aptly S menthe, 64 per cent. per ann. Beyond 6 months and up to 9 Weal 4 par amt. per ann. Beyond 9 Months and up to It months 6 per cent per ann. Beyond 12 months and up to 24 months 6 per cent. per ann. Forms of Application Can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom all oonununiostioes meat be iddreneed. By order of the Court, ♦LFRZD LOW; Secretary. If and 19, Cantina, London. Jens 1, lOW THE WEST LONDON FREEHOLD OItOUND.AINT ASIOCIAIIONItech. (1. under .The Companies Act. Int." whnsehr tee I= a rf i amb Shareholder I. Halted to the amount of Ws subscription). Capital 1100.000. to 10,000 shares of Atli each. Al to be paid on application; At on allotment; and Al on the 14th of December nest. No further call to exceed it, and not to except after an of throe fr;intb;pre7ioniQi. -- It is not expected that men than from LlO to LIS per than will be required lobe galled ap. JEWRY MORRIS EIIMBRILAD,7I4q , Director of the Scottish Union Maumee Cowpony, Weithoorne-park, Chairman. Philip Patton Myth, Req., Director of the London and County Banking Com , Winapoleotreet. Wipe= Clods Rer., 4, Oniett-terraoe. Hyde-park. I,2I;e7CIZE - Cp.4;l7Cist iliWe West, Bsyeeakr. Henry Harwood Harwood, ~ Chairman of the West Worthing Waterworks Company, Director of the Weil, Worthing Investment Company, 29. Cleveland-square, Hyde park. Alexander Hector, lfaq., Director of the Landed Estates Com pany, 7, fitanley-prdens, Notting-h W. Hobert O. Lancaster, Oa.. Director of the Credit Fonder of Mauritius, ei, Whapoloatreet (With power to add to their number.) BAnXiali—The London and County Bank. 21. Lombard-street and Bayswater and other Branches. ..111011!1.9 London—Meiers. George B;rn — eld sad Co., 09, Lombard.str Llrerpoot —Memos 'reunion and Co. Manchester and —Meier,. Mewburu and Barker. SOLICITORS. — Mews. Lake, Kendall. and Lake, 10, Lhacolea-ban. J. L. 8y i, 144., 7. loralwara.tua. ALOILITICT LID 847.111111 Y— 4—Henry 0 . 111.07, L 9.. t, Lancaster- plans, otiand. SUCIITART (PRO TIK.)-74Iround Robles. Lag. Temporary Mem—City, Leadrkuty a:r!et. West-Rod, 6, liatarbopLa, cal -mall, LW. The objects for which this Association is este ',Wed, and which. on a less extensive scale. are frequently and profitably achieved by private enterptise. are 1. The purchase of freehold land in the western district of London, adapted to building purposes. 2. The creation of growth rents by letting the land, In large or small portions, on building Maas (the Association Itself being restricted from all building speculations whatever). a The ultimate sale of these ground renth and divlsion amongst the shsrebolde. s pro rata of the proceeds of such sale. With * view to these objects, the Directors have entered into • provistothl threement for the purchase of 100 acres of the Portobello Estate, at Notting-MB. in the Perish of Kensington, as shown In the plan attached to the prospectus. at an average rote of £1,360 per acne. The terms of payment have been arranged es follows, viz.:-2,000 shares fully paid up. a money mment of £36.000 on the 14th of June, an the remainder In debentures of the Association, bearing interest at 6 per cent, per annum- It will thus be seen that the calls will be very light and easy. It Is not expected the , more than Et per share will be required dining the whole of the year 1666, nevertheless share holders desirous of paying up at once, for the purpose of obtain ing the favourable rate of interest of 6 per cent. per annum, will be permitted to do so to the extent of Sit per share, beyond which ma (as previously stated) it is not expected that further call will be necessary. It may be seen by • visit hig h locality (which the Directors Invite) that tills land stand, la already ripe for building purposes, and forme part et an estate, other portions of which have been recently covered with valuable house pro pert y, and also upon which two district churches have already been built and consecrated, viz., "All Saints" and ••St. Luke's" Convenient and rapid communication both with the City and Westminster Ls afforded by the Hammersmith and City hallway, the Notting hill station of which Is within 300 yards of the southern bona. Clary of the property : and arrangements have been made by which an approach to the station In this direction has been secured by means of the road, 00 feet In width, shown on the LtOther advantages et floe &CMS to the adjoining Nada L been also secured. There Is brick earth on the estate, and the middle level sewer rune through the centre of It, emoting at once thorough and Inexpensive drainage. Tice only wdrks to be undertaken will be the formation of the main roads and connecting seers. The whole or greeter portion of the outlay for these works will eventually be repaid by the builders. The Directors will be empowered by the articles of association to pay Interest halt /early at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum on the paid up capital, for Ore years treat the date of allotment, pending the cation of ground-rents, which it is fully expected will then tumble the Directors to declare a larger dividend. In the opinion of the eminent surveyors, whose reports are appended to the prospectus, the whole of this land will have been built over In about 10 yams from the present time. et the end of which period the property of the Association will consist exclusively of ground-rents, the safest and most marketable of Investments, and of a value, according to the estimate of the surveyors ito which attention Is called), very far exceeding the amount of capital to be expended in the undertaking. Mr. Currey estimates eke probable profit at g 174,000, from which, however, the expenses (probably L 20,000) would have to be de ducted, and this estimate ie corroborated by th report of Mr. Beall When the whole of this estate shall have been built over and the ground.rente created, It is Intended that the same shall be *old (when such shareholders as may be desirous of barairsing freeholders of property In Middlesex will have the opportunity afforded them„ and the proceeds divided pro at/ arnenget the shareholders. The Directors, however, will be empowered to effect tales In the interim ea favourable opportunities shell occur, and the proceeds will, In their discretion, be carried to capital account, or be divided among the shareholders by trey of heath. As an inve.tment nothing can be more safe, the subscribed capital being Invested In the purchase and Improvement of free hold land, which, by reason of the growth of the metropolis, la rapidly increasing in value. In letting or selling the land, preference w ill be given to share holders. The Art cies of Associstlon, sad piths of the property, Be for inspectios at the offices of the solicitors , and of the architect of the Company, as well as at the temporary offices of the asso ciation. Detelled roswinsee. wt, the Emporia of Bean Ours y. Ng, James Be a 11, laq., and Moors. Gardener and Bell, the sur veyors appolated to repoth ea the property, and forms of appli cation f.r skates they be oblige/4 of the brokers. or at the temporary ofilcmi of the Corpse,. No. 16, Lesdenhalleleset. E.C., end* Waterloo-place, Pa il-mi ll, LW. In the event of no allotment being reeds, the deposit will be relented In tell. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 2, 1885. THE BRITISH and AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that an EXTILAORDINAZY GENERAL MEETING of the members of the &Mb and American Steam Navigation Company (Limited) will be holdall SATURDAY, the 10th day of June next, at It o'clock In the forenoon, at the dhows of the Company, No. th, lop, Exchange, Liverpool, for the purpose of taking Into consi deration ibe expediency of winding up this Company volun tarily, and of appointing laquldato, g. for which several purposes special resolutions will be thboilit.xl to the meeting. JO4. BARRY RAYIB, Secretary. •9, Brovniobuildinga, Exchange, Liverpool. THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY (Lintlf,cl). Registered under the C,ompanies Act, Ica, on October tt, INA increase of Capital to £lOO OOO, , by the ins* GI 25,000 (ii) Shares o LIO ach. Al payable on application, a n d Ll e on the 10th July nest. Where no allotmnt 1. made the deposit will be returned in full. Until the in July, Inn the II shares will be entitled to a Pre ferential Dividend (so far as the profits from the I(.tates per. chased from the Assam Company will admit), of I . per oanS per annum. Any excess of profits over 10 per cent. belug divi sible rateably between the A. and B Shares respectively. DIIMOTORA . L W. WINGBOVE, Eq., ZqUirman (Isle Kackenee, Lyall and Ca, Calcutta), DifeelOt of the National Bank of India. Percival lialtiscoesbe, tag., Sevonoaka, Kent. Z. H. lifas, Kaq , Instow, North Devon, late of Dibroonkur, Amu. H. Stavely Kin& Faq , 39, Brodtatreet, Groevenor-witare. J. W. Wltobell, Itiq (Deem. Kitchell and Aapll), 8, Great Toweretreet. KC Colonel T. H. Simernere, &WI Artillery, Naughton-lodge, Moen. J.it. ta reting, 'eq., KCB., late Commlationer Bard.= Dirlaton. llafcoa• Afillills-11esare. Thomson, Elltaw. and Co. _ _ 11 All LIR& The London sad County Bank, Locoberd.strcet. The Chartered thataattle Back at India, London, sad Clam, Calcutta. Boirorrogs—liams. flambee and BROWS —Marra Lorne* Boum sod Woolley, 7. Finch- - Harriman, itne4. LC. ED, King's Arms- lane, IC. BD2RITART—Ii r. C. H. Fielder. Oakes-116, Beekierobwry, London, IC. The Assam Company, the tint eotablieholl for the cultivation of tea in India. being desirous of concentrating and eonnoing their operations to the southern division of Upper Assam, anti thus centrollang the management of their exteasive properties, have determined on selling to the Northern AM= Tea Com pany (Welted., whose estates are contiguous, the whole of the northern and eastern division of their property la Maim. In stead of adopting the alternative of promoting a new company to easy them on, or placing them under separate management. The present extension of capital, therefore, le for the norm', of purchasing direct from the Assam Company the whole of their outlying estates In the neighh.nrhood of the Snarls and Doable' rivers in Upper /mom, forming their northern sn4 pastern dlvWoo, area cosialottos of the follogialf gig rlfah I • H The 11:::"— , t. Howie Jelin, Kahan& If Cato, Tipptua, oe lien Joorie, Towrock. These comprise some of the floe old indigenous gardens, re specting which so much has been written. and which only re unite opening out to ensure their profitable extension. They are at present producing the finest t a and tea seed in Assent—the latter in sufficient quantity to enable the parchment to plant out any extent of new laud without further cost ea this head. The area at present under contrition is about 1,000 acres, of which over No are in full bearing. The gardens ere surrounded by lands, for which grants nave been obtained to Me extent of 10,000 acres, all of which is very superior and suitable for the growth of Ma. The Amen. Company's right to the whole of this property, together with all buildings, plant, implement., tools, boats, and live stock, will be handed over to the Northern Assam Tea Company for the sum of £lOO.OOO, to be Data as follows OM June, 111•1 13th lel& te 16th A 1110 .000 lelBthNo=i l itee, „ LIMN* The crop of tea of this season. sad any further grants of land that the sup.rlniendent or agents of the Amens Company may have acquired up to the date of completion of this sale, together with all cultivation commenced during the current season, omit summing November 1, 1864, has oleo been contracted to be trans ferred to this Company, on payment of the sums actually dis bursed since that date. No ootnnalmions or promotion money have been paid or allowed. In the allotment of sharee a preference will be given to share holders in the Northern AA's= Tea Company and the Assam Company. The A.lBllOl Company in IBM disposed of their outlytue estates is the district of Cachet, for the purchase of which a Company was formed in Calcutta. called "The Central Netter Compaoy," the shares of which Company are readily saleable at 25 per rent premium. Thom of the Aram Company are at above 160 per cent. premium. The success of tea growing In Amato is now thoroughly este ' blished. Indian tee. are rapidly Increasing in favour and value owing to their great strength and pungency. Further it may be stated, that the recent reduction of the duty ha. already caused a considerable advance is prices here, and the supply is still inadeqruite to the demand. le Morena to the quality and capabilities of the lands pro- posed to be purchased, the following extracts are taken from the last reports. The resident secretary in India of the Assam Company, In his report on the property contracted for, says: " The lands this part of the province are the finest for tea cultivation la Meant The soil is not only the very best, but the forests cattalo the most splendid timber, inexhaustible In extent, which is not the cam is the southern division. It needs no fore eight to predict that the property the Company bolds la this part off the country may be made within the neat ten years equal, if not superior, to that which they will be in possession of at that time in the southern division." The following are also extracts from a report made to the direo tors of the Aram Company by their chief auperintendent in January last when be visited the property : " That the land le Ana rate, there is Tagus:Kim or doubt, but to effect such an object (that is, work it to full advantage) it must be divided Into • diattret fled, and the management given to the person residlog on the spot " I h.ve now got the Deputy Commissioner to accept three applications near Tingrie, for protably an area of about 7.000 acres, including the land between /1 ie, Hoogrie Jams. sad Kahan& along the banks of the e river; and this. with what we have already secured in other quarters between the Itching and the Tiogrla will bring the Company's holding up to at least 10 or 12,000 acres ; and I would recommend the extend ing in this quarter for the reason that the land is very superior, and the position likely to be much more healthy than any other portico of the Northern and [astern division. • The present gardens, if worked up to their capabilities, would yield 0000 =undo of tea. "The plants in the nurseries, which were put down last year for the purpose of planting out, have come up very well, some of them eighteen Inches and others two feet high." The estates have been frequently visited by the massaging director of the Northern Amman Tea Company during the last thirteen years. and as lately as March last. He fully confirms the favourable views above expressed, and DM op'filon that with comparatively small outlay the indigenous pi tote alone can be worked up to an annual yield of 4,000 so 6.000 chests of tea. Since the contract for the purchase has been concluded, the Amass Company have received from their managing director In India, and from a large shareholder in both companies now visiting Area, valuations of the property greatly Is excise of the price agreed to be paid. On the above grounds, therefore, the acquisition of them estates will render the Northern Assam Tea Company one of the most influential and profitable in India. No applications for New Issue Jt shares will be received after Saturday, the Scat June next. No arruornoN 101 1 MAIM To the Directors of the Northern AesaatTea Company"lpalted). Geotlemen7:llavrtsi pall to bankers the Lis Olt being the deposit of L 2 per share, I request you to allot to me B shares of 4.10 each in the above Company, and I hereby agree to accept each shares. many less number that may be allotted to me, to pay the further sum of LI per share on 10th Joky next, and the calls as made, aid to sign the Articles of Association of the Company when required. And I recinest you te enter my name on the register of the Company for the num ber allotted. Name in full Pr , 'tension or description Residence In full Data X.B.—This portion to be retained by beakers. THE NORTHERN ABEAM TEA COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, test NO APPLICATIONS for NEW ISSUE B MARES will be RECEIVED AFTER SATUR DAY, the Srd Jane Instent,—By order of the Board. C. R. YIELDER, Reeretary. Otßees,l6,l3aeklersbury, London. &C., Auto I, ISM THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH Intrwriz COMPANY Is now conducted at City Bank Mambos, No. ti Threadneedketreet, where the Company le prepared to receive proposals for Matins laseasitom at the °arrest rates. AkTHUB JAMES DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. OKAY. Secretary. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (LlmltedL 6 and 7. Nish° Locabardstreet, London. SUSSCRIBLD ..... TWO KILLION& PAID UP £191.000. tommyrot FUND 138,000. DSPCMITS JUICILTVED Repayable on demand Ditto at 7 dayi notice Ditto at 14 days' notice Speedo! rates toe money deposited for loop parade. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSOCIATION (limited). Capital subscribed, £6,000,000; paid up, £lOO,OOO. DIRRCTORS. CRATIIIAN—JOHN CHAPMAN, Lg. Xenophon Baal Esq. Capt. J. °Sheri Johnston. X J. Colean, O. Mac Mr. Alderman DAM. W. Scholeret7 ° Lt. E , e , t.P. James Dickson. Esq. Slr S.D. Scott, dui. P. A Haden, 7.1. H. I). Seymear, Esq., H.P. J. 0. Hanson , Esq. Jomph Thornton. Mq. O. P. Holroyd, iq, Alfred Wilson, !eq. J. G. Moment, Lq. X. Wit Esq. Mamozas—HeartZ ie ta i r in kier ki tq., and T. Traser BOUCrtnia—Mmera Ashur* Meals, and Co. ; and Melon Edwards aed Co. The Asoodation receives money on deposit for limed periods Makes adman!. on approved socarities Nolottedas leans, and un W d . C. WINTER QOM, ertakes general lasmetsl hminem. aserotary. Crosby House, 96, Bishopigateenroot Within. DUI:NEFORD'iI FLUID lIIAGNZSIA.—The sears! protassios for thirty years an approved et Me we rotation at saved' as the bed remedy for Boot sad ates marble ditordere et every kW; sad as • mild awns' it Is asps. Mail adapted for ladles sad children. Prepared eolellz DL 1D and Oa, Clue:Mats, Lc., 111, New Dead Leaden, and sold dpospisrat the world b reepeciable chemist& Cantios—See that Dlandord and Co. la ea each bottle sad red latest over the cork. i MDLLE. ILKA DE MT.TRSKIL at TO ' eIOdItOW'S CItYsTAL PALACE OPERA CONCEIT sad LLIONABLIC YIIONIINADI. Nearly 10,000 peewee lidedel • to the Concert lest eattirday Inceetfort. .. A more agreeable means of pawing an afternoon eon P be teleedned than to now provided every Saturday at the I.= alma" . _ . eare T w h h ne lch e p mi lese cer u tA re t rtae lly lf hear out the high expectation of plea .' The eutertalaroeot war altogether esoelleni"—Vida News- Mere. These Concerts are bold t the Centre Transept, whleh bag been greatly Improved for the purpose, and now presage' the most desirable locale imaginable to- these delightful nseuts, affording staple room for the increased number sewn ticket.holoen and the public. Shady and cool in tbelbilleit of summer. Reserved Stalls for the series Oise Gahm. A limited limber at the pothers of the Orchestra. _ — . fltolle Stab for Sod;Fonceri, Hall-a.erown each, will De timid tedas. Hall-a crown admission Tickets, and Guinea Reason Ticket', may also be had at the Palace, and at the Central Ticket Olio% No. 2, hater HAL or of the usual Attests, this day only. The Woe of admlasion To-morrow lire Flh ; or b Shines Soma MINI" hie. THIS EVENING.—The Exeter Hal Office OPEN unlll I *dock to-0:M for the tune of HALF CROWN CRYSTAL PALACE OPIRA Adamstoo and Reamed Sesta, and °aloes Season Tiekete. TE OXFORD. —ADICLIA, by Donizetti, and ihe BILOTHIM and OMR, by Mr Henry Bishop, will be performed EVERT EVENING, 1w which Miss ACMELL lmake her reappearance, The Mike's, artistes will alms e i the honour of appealing. Ma., Miriam. 1/Entant gimlets. Caere; Georg* Bodoni. NM Este 13elfs, Madame /Mow Les Freres UMIAK, Wile Bob. Lee Friall flionStee, ued the Grotesque D'Aubans.—EVEßT EVENING. HAVANA SEG AR AGENCY, 2, Canals-road, Desks, SOUTHAMPTON, sad TT, AZOICHT STAINT, LONDON. Oar the eepply to lid public of fl public Havana Sonars direct from the Havana manufsetorie& Mold, Pballps, and Co. (late J. H. Wolff and Co., proprietor& menu of the elsoloset Harass Regan received by the Nepal ail Steamer ell Southampton, and embracing the selected descrip tions of the most celebrated Havana makers, can now be viewed, sad samples selected from the or final packages as imported. as the establishmeuta as above. Besides the well known &gars of the Portages. Plot de Cuba, U pmann, Cabana, Hoary Clay, and other excellent brands, Messrs. Mold, Phillip', end Co. have the exclu Ire consignment In this country of many rare and choice Began suitable for the higher class of connoisseues in smoking. Samples and prospectuses, with list of agent& in Uverpool, Brad ford, Leeds, Cheltenham, Leamington, and many other provincial towns, at wourc PHILLIPS, and Co. a, 77, Begentetreet. Lon don: and 0, Cannte.road, Docks, golameggon, City igen* Sires and Macey, fit, Ling Will i es sweet, KO, A sample 094 Ooiliainlng 100 guaranteed Havana Seger, will i be forwarded free to any railway station in Great Briliata on noels of a post-office order for LI, or any increased price per HO cep to CS, which purchasers at a distance may wish to select. TEA.—STRACHLN and Co. 12, Greet Bt. Helen's, Eishopeote-etreet, Landon , , lume REDUCED the PRICE of their i'lLth ed. per lb. Good end line quality from La to U. ed. Carte to ell pees of London daily. STKACHAN and Co. purohme only direct from Importers QPEOIAL NOTICE.-DUTY OFF TEA. kJ Is consequence of the Immense &commutation of orders for /east the reduced duty, PHILLIP'S and COMPANY are com pile to oak the indulgence of their patrons throughout the United Kingdom for • few days from the Ist of June. All orders will be despaashed to rotation as speedily so possible. A King Williametreek City, London, LC., Slat Mop, 1t436. S AII7O2.—LEA and PERBINIT WORCWITIRSHI RE BAUCH Thr dallaions condiment. pronoanced c connoraser THE ONLY 000 D SAC Is prepared solely by LEA and P RAINS. The pablic are reapectfulty cauttotard against worthier thatta Ikea, and Amid see that Ira and Tiefißiaaais arson wrapper, babel. bottle, and stopper. MR for LEA and PERRIN!' SAME. Belt wholesale and for export by the Proprietors. Worcester Mess CROSSE and BLACK WII.I. ; Mean. BARCLAY and BOMB. kenos. as.. re. : and by prows and ollmea =venally. T OR I 0 BIT TER El. WATERS QUININ d Irma. The most palatable and wholesome bitter I. extelenoe ; AN SIPTICLINT TONIC, An nnequalbed etamachtc, and • pmde atimulant. Sold by grooms, Italian warehousemen, wino marebanth oft- McMahen, and others, at by Ms. • dozen. Manufac WAS and t W ure l d LLIAMS, 2, Merlin's-lane, Cannousdemt, London. Wholesale Agents. S. Lewis end Co.. Worcester. H YAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN de east 67. OIJOZIMI ill'Ale sad Co. have prepered an entire LU ly CT. NEW' STOCK toe the present mom ocuaprenendlas every possible description of CLOTOING for (lentlemon and Juvenile& Overcoats for me, Me, and dart l6a 6 1. to eta. °Toronto, alt-lloe4 mud faced Overcoate for clerical a^d professional gent'emea 215 Od. to Its. H YAM sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and.; OXIOIIIIoSTILESS. Sults for baldness, the part. and tourist Jackets In all the fashionable styles ns. Od. so Os. Dress coats In wooded and wool-sited cloths She. Od. to Tsla. Sandringham surtouta In Venetians and cloths Vesta in Cashmeres, silks, lambing drilb, Ir. Trousers In all fashionable styles and =tern& lla 6d. to the HYAM and Oo's SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. L Oottlommea clothing for immediate wear. „ Bespoke or Order Deportment „ S. Boyd end Youths' Distinct Department „ 4. Nate. Caps, Hosiery. and Outfit Dent. Undo& : 66 and 87. thford-street. Branches—mtmittam, fit, ft and ss. Now-attest . Leeds, 42, Brigpte, and Dewsbury Moderate. RIIPTURE 8. The PATENT SELF .I%O Aar (MING CiZEMAN TRUSS, acting edectaally with. oat any complication, la romoomeaden by the faculty for the can and relief of hernia. The neoconry quality of a good truss Is an efficient mantle!! power, without unnecessary pressure on the part anted. which detirabla object to alone obtained Is a trams uneocuombered with straps, spin! apnoea or pad behind. —l. EGO and Co.. 1. Plondilly. W. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to reneonal Attraction. and to health and longevity by the proper mastication of food. ROWLANDS' ODONSO, or PEARL DENTIFRICE, oomponsded of Oriental ingredlents. Is of Inestimable value In preservini o and beautifyi the teeth, strengthening the FMB, and in ring a pleasing oe to the breath. It eradicates tartar re the teeth, removes /mots of Incipient dew, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to which It imparts a pearl.ll.lre whiteness. Its invelnatfie pro. wiles bare obtained the patronage of royalty and the aristo cracy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Price St Pd. per box. Sold at 20. Ratton-garden, and by Chemists awl Perfumers. Ask for Rowlands' Odonto." riIEETH AND PAINLESS DENTISTRY.— Nfasens. LZWIN and 81/11LON MOSKLY and SONS, SO, ifivnetscimiet, Onfordntreet, and 448, Strand, opposite Caring. epees ltailwayntation. ltstablished 1510. Artificial teeth are made and hued with the patented advantages of Messrs. Moody's system. 'Wheat the least Inconvenience, however tender the gums may be. They support and strengthen loom teeth, until they tighten, and become useful In meatiostion, protecting the stumps and gums however sensitive. Their re semblance to nature is perfect, and undetectable, they are guaranteed for all purposes of maatication and articulation, en. tirely oupporting , and agaln restoring all sunken portions of the mouth and face to their original youthful form. For durability they are ansurpmeed. Additions can be made with the greatest sass, and at • trilling cost, and they can be supplied (when time is an object) from a single tooth to a complete set in a day. Opera. tions of every kind being unnecessary, the most nervous patient can he supplied without fear of pain or inconvenience. Teeth already in use adapted to this patented principle at moderate cost. Consultation tree. Teeth from is, Sete 6,7, 10, and 16 Guinea'. warranted. For the °Mese), utility, and @access of this system, vide " Lancet." Daily attendance at 15, Whitafflargate, Bull; 10, Norfolk street, She Meld ; d, fast-parade, Leeds; and 14, SC Nichols*. =est, &whom% ••• No connelion with any one of the same name. BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on -11 tat-Kane —eummereeasoo. 1866.—The Mineral Waters of Homburg, as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated PrOftWOr Lehi& are stimulant, tonic, alterative and aperient They are of admirable rierriOf In removing disorders of the stomach end other Intestines. They stimulate these nem when the abdominal circulation Is defective. assist the procemm of secretiom, and give a healthful regularity to the oam et nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful remedial agents In num of enlargement of the liver, In affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and of:Whine toomipation. In cases of goat, and all other affections produced by Inefficiency of the digestive functions, the most happy results have been obtained from then The efficacy of the Weenie more especially recognised by those who drink then at their source for thou, the invigorating air of the mountains. the gaiety of the surrounding scene, and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur In satiating the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent Casino, which. la the beauty of Ito architecture', the Judicious distribution of tut apartments, and the richness of Its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and means, as also for the games of Trento et Queue and Roulette : the former is played with the half Refalt. sod the latter with one Zero ; the day venture of the bank at the Trento et Queue tab°, is fixed at twelve thonand pounds, and the amine= stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may be mentioned a large and comfortable read ing- room, tiberallytarnished with German, French.lnglials, Russian, Belgian and Dutch journals; • soiree-rooms in the Olympic style of decoration ; divan, for the agonised of a dip', on a floe terrace paved with asphalt; a grand dliiing.room. when there is a table distil 1 la fisonsise twice a day, at one and eve o'clock, under the superiutendenoe of the celebrated M. Chevet, of Pare, who la the lessee or the refreshment d melt of the Harlem A circumstance which cannot fallto intent specially the ingilati sinters la the constrection, ap preachlog to tie completion, of a new English church, on a Wen of grouad given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene Matheson the Sovereign 'diadems of Heim. An excellent menses, numbering forty distinaulshed muslelana, perfume time •12.0 a day ; la the morning at the Wells, in the afternoon la the beautiful wins of the Oadne, and In the en nee in the geed Ball-foam. Rh. new railway has almost brought the Hamburg Balks to the °minket' n Penh:fen There an "W.. Whims • &F. to end fro. the Ise m late u 11 o'clock. Aa the Pitney occupies only hard an hoar, the anineseames of Frankfort are within any rat* Visitors hi Homburg may Res te brussels In twelve bourn to !Intel h fifteen, to Tails inie teen, and to London In twenty-four, so excellent is the inter commankation by rail. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL] ALL IRON WORK. TM ST. PANCRAS IRON WORN COMPANY. Old M. Pamsmroad. Loudon. N.W JOHN UNITE, MARQUES, Tent, Flag, sod Lek Cloth Maisufaetarer. Marquess. testa. teorrol7 room sad awalep, Hued, floored. and lighted for et Oalls, Stec, le, Orden promptly azocutecL —llO, ZDOW d r& ROAD, PADDINGTON. Marquees for cricket mod archery clubs Ll= CLOTHS for SALE or RIM ►TABLE GLASS, CHINA, & CHANDELIERS. 1. 91711G1 and SONS Have Jost added 71VS NSW SHOW ZOOM to their gamete°. tory, where the largest amporiment la the world of them roods of link iosaataetare may be mem-147, Boaudeditch. LAMS POI INDLL N MEDIAVAL ARCHITECTURE. G KR LI IA BOUItItitfr ourrrAGFA—Tbe BUILD= of THIS DAY, prim Id., by poet M., °anteing :-Medireval Domestic Architecture al Germany (via Illsidistioes)-The Preventio of atrlkee-The Regulation and Conetrectlon of Theatres aid ether Plates of Public Amusement-Literature Illustrative o: the Catacombs of Route- Yortisit Miniatures at the Broraptee linesum-Condition of the Silk Weaving Trade-West Loudon ludiudriel Ululation -Architectural Publication, Society-Art and Kr. Rusklo-labourcrs Cottages (with Illustration*, - Mee, 1, York-street, Covent garden ; and all bookeelkee. Mos TiIIjPALL-MALLTZETTE An Evening ewseleer sad ftevlew, weedekia besides all the News of OwShale law Abe arleiteed eles atieet, eteand. on Politica Llama e, ri Prise Dada pint 14 Mews, TRiSCIENCE of WE ; or , How to Lire, ald•VI hal to Ask Meek, and Avoid • hectic& Guide for the attainment of perfect Health and Strength • and Notes explanatory of the S upplemented PI an's Existence, maths various Phenomena of I.lle. ipplemented by Remarks on the treat ment of herrons and other Disorders incidental to Sadeseary Habra. a Physkdan of SO . lib years' predate. Mans, Condit/J. DR. CIMVERWILL on IitARRIAOR Its Obligatkaaa, liapptnaw, and Disappointments. Mot la Winn. Coeshill .or Author. TER PANTRY-ON TURKISH BASHI, la: Mow Ea. Lollar day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s professional rasidaman, I. swat Wartloransnotnat, W. Abl), taw Poanoese 3rand Turkish Rath& la Id.. IS. IL Mirtlalt4trarmail TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (nzusn's rarmuli.) THE PRUSSIAN CHAMBER& BRILLIIL Jim. L In the Chamber of Deputies to-day 'Herr von Bismarck made a speech on the Sleswig-Holstein question, in which he said : " Our demands have for their object solely to place Germany in a defensible condition by see, and obtain a guarantee which may prevent the necessity of another attack upon the Dttppel fortifications. These conditions are moderate. As long as no pre tender can show what, in our opinion, would be a better title to the Duchies than our own, I do not know who should contest our possession. The dukedom of Sleswig-Hol stein and Lauenburg is vested in the Sove reigns of Austria and Prussia. Their Majesties purpose to convoke the Estates, and they will nei ther constrain that body nor allow themselves to be constrained by it. If no understanding be arrived at, no one-sided proceeding will be able to make us quit the Duchies. If you doubt our right, make your vote of the supplies dependent upon the condition of our acquiring Kiel, and say, ' No Kiel, no money.' " THE VISIT OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON TO ALGIERS. BATNA, NAT 31. The Emperor Napoleon oontinues to make ex cursions in the neighbourhood. His Majesty is in perfect health. ALGIERS, NAT 31. The insurrection of the Babores is at an end, and the tribes have made their submission. TOULON, Jinn 1. The preparations which had been ordered to be made here for the Emperor's reception have been countermanded. His Majesty is expected on the Bth of June, but lie will nut stop at Toulon. THE MISSION OF M. /MOLE. P#Rll3, Jon 1. _ _ . La Franca of this evening says that tie mission of M. Eloin was to acquaint the King of the Belgians with the sad affair of Taccamburo, and to give precise information to the Emperor Napoleon, King Leopold, and the Emperor of Austria, as to the real state of Mexico. M. Eloin was also di rected to assure President Johnson that it is the sincere desire of the Emperor Maximilian to main tain friendly relations with the United States. It is said that M. Loin had occasion to congratulate himself on the reception he had experienced from President Johnson. THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.-DISCUSSION ON THE BUDGET. PARIS, icwz L In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif the budget came on for discussion. M. Cartier Pages pointed ont the increase of the floating as well as the consolidated debt. He regretted that the sinking fund had been neglected, and counselled the introduction of economy in the war and naval department, and also that more pru dence should be exercised in regard to the ex penses incurred for public works. He likewise advocated the suppression of the octrois and the abolition of the stamp duty upon newspapers, and of the imposts upon salt. In conclusion, he pro posed the introduction of an income tax. M. Gonin pointed out that since 1881 the defi cits had continually decreased, and that the receipts, which formerly had been less, were now more than the expenditure. As regards the growth of the consolidated debt, he recalled the great results which had been obtained. Both at home and abroad the influence of France was on the increase. He also recalled the fact that concessions for the construction of 20,000 kilometres at railway had been granted, and th'e augmentation of move able property in France. K Gonin desired ece noruy, but it was necessary to be oontented with what was possible. The military organisation of France could not without peril be suddenly charged. He showed the danger arising from substituting new for existing imposts, and only agreed with the previous speaker as to the necessity for modera tion in the expenses for public works. The discussion will be resumed to-morrow. THE FRENCH NAILS FROM INDIA AND CHINA. SUEZ, MAT 31. The Measageries Imperiales steamers Alphoe and Erymanthe have arrived here with the French mails from India and China. They bring 171 pas sengers, 2bB bales of silk, 1,133 cases of tea, and 107 packages for London ; and 440 bales of silk, and 36 cases of tea for Marseilles. Tits CIi•NNEL SQUADltON.—Pimiottnt, Joss 1. —The Channel egnsdros, eaosietieg of the Hooter, Bleak Prime, Defeats, Edgar, and Triacslo, wens ad the Eddy stone et moos to-day, sod, alter a short mime, are a•pested to pat is here. A Nhw Sraeumnp LINZ Birwitut Axituce AND Eynon. —lt will be groat, tog to these mute plehag a voyege to the old world to hare that the New York Yail Steamship Cowpony hare determload to seed their 6se stessoship Guiding Star to Southampton sod Bane at the 15th of Jam This is mss of the largest sad mast Moat of our ems palms, sad is a model of Ammiess Mate end skill in naval arohiteetiare. She in as admirable ses meel, mad is oommanded by Captain W. B. Bell, who, we doubt not, will prove himself MI popular es this route as Its has is the Lim to If ew Odium Although to Armies below the berm of baring test the fast steam itip aerate the Atlas we have sadly fallen babied is the costiessoes of lines, sad dories the past four ran we have sent se etesmers to Bumpy whatever. This Is hem se leek of pri vate Meiprise. hut it Yen estabiished hat that we mad oteopete with fossign stemma wWh see bawdy eanddised by their goveretseate. We trust Were keg that est gene etrrereatat will awake to the sesotetty of &lag eetwathise to restore the ettmemay of Amerim cogueseco.—Nett York leasing Express, Hay 17. [TWOPENCE THE SUBSCRIPTION FOB A LINCOLN MEDAL PROHIBITED IN PRANCE. The Side of yesterday says :—" M A. Bigolet, of Obstiviguy (Visas.), assapisias in the Pharr de la Loire that he received on Wednesday, the 24th May, at (debt o'clock in the morning, a visit from the sommireary of police and the brigadier of piadarmeria, eke told bim they bad come to seize the list in his possession of subscriptions for the Lizards medal, of width be bad made himself the promoter, sad that they did so 'in virtue of a diserstiocary power, and became those list were seized everywhere. M. A. Bigoiet loaded over bis list to the Goa. saiseary of polies, but he took care to add the mom representing the subseriptioes inscribed on it, and he deposited that mousy with the brigadier of geode"- aerie. The Phare protests, sad with moon, against such so abuse of authority provided for by Art. /14 of the Penal Code. It u►ges its correspondent to make use of the right conferred upon him by the law, sad take pressedisgs against the magistrates, by whom he has been made the victim of an illegal perquirdtioo and seizure. It proves with perfect cleanses that the enbuziptioa it opened is it columns violated the terms of no law, that it Is quite public, sad that hitherto it boa been carried on without observation frost lb. administration sad from justice." (ram oos OW PAWS. 7YasswT Nom. The two sons subscription fora medal to be pre sented to Mrs. Lincoln has been prohibited. The subscription lists have been seized. In the pro vinces the gendarmerie have taken the money obtained by the subscription. THE DISASTER TO THE BELGIAN TROOPS IN MEXICO. The Brussels correspondent of the Temps, writing on the 30th ult., says : All the Belgian journals will have brought you the official account of the espgemest at Taisainhuro—an en pgement so disastrous to the Belgian troops =gaged in the service of Mexico. Cruelly afffieted in his paternal Ow tics by the death of one of his sone killed at Tocam buro, the Minister of Wu thought it his duty to make =own to the army, by an older of the day, dated the 28th, the =Lent wooded and the glorious =teat of part of the Belgian wakes who have you forth to fight nailer the banner of the Emperor Maximilian. It must be admitted that both the spirit and the letter of this order of the day, evidently drawn up under the ant impression of grief sad sonsternation, have bees very generally conderened. Sad Belgium herself been mimed is • war, and bad she experienced an =fortunate de feat, the Minister, is Warm* " the country sod the army of the =moose and glorious lose they have sustathed,' could not have employed other terms than those he bee made use of is announciag the partial defeat of an expedi tion which does not directly cowers either the country or the army. Such a manner of soling and speskieg was doubly impolite; oonsidertsg the violent debit= which have tithes plan in the Chamber relative to this MUM Mexican expedition, the recollsetioe of which is still vibrate gag in the heart of the woos. The official journal did sot therefore publish the order of the day of the 28th until two day. afterwards, and prefaced it with some apologetic liars thus worded :—" Brave officers and soldiers who were n asally eervieg in the ranks of the Belgian army, having gloriously fallen is as heroic struggle, the sereinut of which we gave yesterday, the Minister of War has brought the tact to the knowledge of their old compasioss in arms by the following order of the dry." I ought to add that while disapproviog the conduct of General Chazal, public opinion has readily overlooked the error of the minister in coed. &ratios of the grief ol the father. We find by the Belgian journals that the subject has been brought bocce the Chamber by one of the members, M. Caimans, who asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs whether this order of the day did not consti tute a fresh and veritable act of intervention in the atisia 91 Meiioo, The Minister ill hip reply excused the conduct of his colleagues an the ground taken in the remarks of the official journal, given above. Another member then asked whether the government felt no apprehen sion as to the attitude the American republic would Resume towards it in the event ut a war between the United States and Mexico. To this M. Bugger replied that as the United States bad recruited men for themselves from all parts of the world, they would tot care about a few thousand Belgians having been enlisted for the imperor Maximilian. As to a war between Mexico and America, the minister raid he lookd upon it as impossible. The Libels of yesterday refers to the disaster which the Belgian troops have experienced in Mexico, and adds : Doubtless we have not the name muse for grief as our Belgian cousins ; but what is occurring in Mexico is not the lees calculated to {aspire us with serious reileetions. As M. Begin has justly observed in the Belgian Chamber, there la only with the Bower= Maximilian a corps a volunteers freely recruited = Betels' territory, bet Belgium as a country is not in any way committed in Mexico, neither new nor for the future. Unhappily, we French cannot say as much for ourselves, and it is sot without pus anxiety that we see indefinitely prolonged a war whose near termisation °Elia& declarations have Often made es expect. To.dsy, again, despatches whisk have arrived at the Ministry of War, end are published is the Moniteur, give details concerning the continuation of military opera- Boas which preveut us from yet believing that the Juarist chiefs are disposed to lay down their arms :—" Marshal Base= (says the official journal in ooeclusice) 11000U120118 hie intention to proceed Is person to San Luis, when he Is oomentrating troops of reserve, in order to be in a position to direct operations himself. Without misunder *trading the importaace al the facts which have just occurred in the north, the marshal coininandintin-chief sees in them only one of those incidents of war which can no more deceive his vigilance than shake his 000tdence in onesem." Circumstances must be of a certain gravity for the marshal commaedierin-shief to think it necessary to pro ceed to the theatre of war. The devotion end the COUII4III of oar troops will triumph without doubt over all the diflL unities, sod our military glory will derive sew eclat from the new successes which are being prepared ; but France ia rich enough is this respect to be permitted to await im patiently the mid of this harvest of laurels, sod the return of its army from Mexico." EMIGRATION TROM TIN PORT 07 LITRZPOOL. Dui% the past mouth 36 enigma' vowels left Liverpool, oesroyiag abroad 594 obis se4 16,670 Swage paseeogers. Of the steerage plummier, 4,830 were Eaglish, no 8,472 Irish, sod 3.Mt3 tempers. The oomparison with the sorreepooding mouth of last year is as follows :—ln lifeJ. 1864, the Dumber of criegrants who sailed from Liver pool, under the provinces of the act, was 17,338 ; is illay, 1865, 17,263 —beteg decrease of 73; the number oot seder the set is May, 1)164, was 964 ; is Key, 1865. 622—being a decreer* of 335 ; or there were 28 ships, 392 ibis passengers. sad 13,880 steerage. Of the latter clam, 2,408 were Eosin)), 233 Scotch, 7,329 Irish, sad 2,410 foreigners. Four ships, 153 cabin peessegers, sod 1,525 steerage-705 Emilia, 210 Irish, sod 610 foreign—passengers, sailed for Coos& ; 2 ships, 34 cabin pasmogess, 611 steerage-247 Euglisb, 66 Scotch, 235 Irish, and 13 foreseers—for Fictorie ; lsti4 14 cabin pemongers, 506 steerage-351 English, 700 148 Irish—to Quessiand. Ose ship, having on board 148 Welsh sailed for Nana Bay, ie Estagortia, where it is late dto form s Welsh settlement SCARCITY OP COTTON OPRILLTIV IS AT ROCMDALR, —Os Wedassday seversl entice rosortfartarem visited Rochdale for the pummel of eagagpeg woman§ to work fa their mills, but oonsperatively few Yrs& could be °Maisel. Keay stile-bodied men who were employed in the mills Wore tie diversities le the settee trade, sad who have tem worker; ever stem as *adorn labourers, bow prefer the letter trade, although the wages are lower, and they give as • new that it is healthier thus till work. Keay of the itirwealactarurs, u ermqvmes ti this st a te ef threes, sad the eteloretieS - of w ori shishliStishshilisalls ire sot able te pt their fall ~small et Pale, *elk am thus persisted petting the wilds of their anehloery is tootles. le • few days ow of the hiroset pills is ltaehd.L (Yr. James Mimes), which hes be.. slimed for three pars, is te be set I. tootles, sad at this EC than said to be employed arms& of 700 nesispospla An American paper says that the New York police uniform Is Dow made of bias ftesard, sad blesses ere went mooed of costs.