The Express. — London, England, 1865-07-28 00:00:00

P"'" , Z.::.------ (74.--,.."---r....,/4-' • " i 1 - - : •. . , _ , . 7 -.i ': ' , 5 ~.„.„_,... ,;;. _,.. Th-. . 1 el .' , 0. 1 . _ ~i ii le ,ti , ,_ t Alic , 1 i . II': .... •. .:,,..:,„ . (.„•.: ~,,..,,„. __..,. ~., ~ (• .:.+.a did ~ _ .. t ~. LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1866. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES HOBART TOWN.— The MARSEILLES EXTENSION RAILWAY sad At will positively sail on MONDAY LAND COMPANY (Limited). cs intended for shipment by her (lecorpoeated under "The Companies Act, IMIS.") oeds pocks, and cleared bi noon Capital L• 00.605, In MOM shams of £lO teak, tees d which • iuGGRE, e, Billiterstreet. LC. have already been subscribed for In &island and France. 3,000 wtll be reserved for bene NI paid-up shares. - Interest at the rats of a par cent. per annum to guaranteed to be paid by ct the contracton the weeks. oon the capital called up during the construion f LI per share to be held on apptlcation. and L 4 on allotment Putney calls not to exceed 1.0 per share, not to be made at intervals of less than three wet& Mencroes. LONDON. William' Lee, Nag., M.P., Director of the London and County Bank. Juan. Childs. Kee., Roehampton, Director of the Rest London Railway Compsay, Charles N. Newhoe, Fag., Director of the General Irrigation Company of Prance. The Honourable A. C. Hobart, Berkeley-square, Director at the Russia' Ironworks Company. Huth It. Astley, Esq , Nicholas-lane, Director of the City Company. J. Pennington Legit, Esq., Brighton, and Knutaford, Cheshire. Clarence A. Collier, Faq., Norfolk.street, Park-lane. PARIS. M. Jules Talabot, Boulevard des Itallens. 3.1. La Conte Clary, Rue d'Anmale. bowarroas —Hews. Newban, Evans, and Co., hileholaatane. Looabord-ofroot . _ _ INTERNATIONAL SUGAR REFINERIES CONIPAN Y Limited). 1' sager the Companies Act, Jar, with Lindted liability. Capital Z 1,000,000 L ane,, In 50 2 , 5,000 ahem.ooo shares of C2O each. Ll PIM to be paid on sash Share on application, and Z 2 on allotment. Calla not to exceed £5 each, and not to he made et shorter intervals than three month , . Not more than £lO in all to be railed up until after the sompiso tine of the Paris Refinery, without the consent of a general meeting of shareholders. Applications have been already received for more than half the proposed Issue of 25,000 shares. ITeorporsted' AT PORTLAND. A W ) IGRAM and SONS' (of es And IJNE of WHAM and eAcKgr -ler YJKLBOIIt KR, Port Phillip, direct weep, the Thit August, ca ll ing at Pty. -er ship NORFOLK, 1,100 tom, IiRY , bine In the Neat India Docks. clams of PINIMMII are unser experiesoed surgeon.—For freight Ail and MORGAN, with Molars. 31, 7, Leadenhalleireet. T HE MASSA-CARRARA MARBLE COM PANY ilitelled). under the .. Companies Act. M." bi rjal Ta rso,ooo, In 7.000 shams of CIO each. Deposit on applican £1 per share, and at on allotmt. No future call to exceed £0 W e. per share, and at Intervale o nut less than three mouths. LaPOOL tilt (c r ritli z ilETOWN TO AN. TWICE A OOL, NEW YORK, and STEAD[ SHIP COWAN Y Intend de tired ClyLdebuilt Iron Bcrew llteanpbhips, ekes Wails, , VILEFOO for NEW YORK. - .VICK, Friday, July W. r. August S. I alternate Fridays and Saturdays. steamers sailing every Wedneaday, t.g to the accommodation. Cable Saturday's stammers. IS guineas. i t ri full supply of cooked rovidona UMW States booked oa _ —For !Unbar particulars sp yto WaSsratreek Liverpool; or to VES 6 London. John B. Apack. Merchant, LiLietreet. London. G. Bengt indminletratenr deVioie of the Pont aed Orleans Rail- P ari o. Chairman of the 4 ' Salines de INA"), 4 , Ewe Castellani. s. STODAR E.— Meru REPRZSIENTATI ON. EGYPTIAN HALL—THEATRE of MYSTMLY.—The new end maradbus 1 linsione the INETAIITAMEOOII GEOWTH of PlaW ER TAMS, mod the BEAL 'NOLAN BASKET FEAT, as only performed by Colonel Undue and the Indiaa and introduced far the denim° la this ensentry, D7 4 112= diadem. on Easter Monday. April 17, 18e5, io hie celebrated Entertainment et Mate and Ventrlloonlins. 'VW NIGHT aoa es tir ttilEDAT l and fiA46ll:lA ad ri ci l al /TlllllOO/Z:t at tee. Admlsetaa. : area, at sa.—Tiokets at Mr. Mitchell* U, Old Dowd-street, and at the lor-odice, Baptism-ha, from lite A Francis Edwards. Esq., Weitmin;Ze7.. P. Douglas Miaow, AIN. (Deputy Chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company). The Chas , . Wm. Milliner (Messrs. William lithoer and Co., bankers, Leghorn). W. Calder Marshall, Fag., , Eburpatreet, S.W. St. Edwar d li. Stephens. Fag., A-LA.. limn Sulgrave-place, B.W. itodolphe Wellies illerehant,lsru). I,.l3Wiand de Beenrenard (late Member of the Conseil d'lllatf, 7, Square Clary, Perla. LtentenauaGeneral Sir Richard Birch. K.C.B. no. Secretary to the Government of India, MllltaryDepartinent),l 76,tlersyo' street, LVldon. . . . Ch: • ni (C. and L. Coteau:, Merchants, 28, Mincing lane London. I. Foul& 46, Rue Lafayette, Pam Comte dliautarive date Deputy), 37, Rue Jonbert, Paris. Jule. Malendrin (of the late firm Maenad° Prdres, Sugar Refiners), ROOtla. Pearce Rogers Nesbitt (Director of the Northamptonshire Bank ing Company), " The Friars," Acton, Loudon. P. Postman, 02, Boulevard Italesherbes, Pori.. James Mellor Smethurst, 23, Parliament-street, London and Charley, Lancashire. With goo er to add to their number. BANCIMS—The London and MestraMster Bank, Lothbary, London. BROURoo—Matra Partridge a!adCireenfleid, 21, Throginorten __ ItAvann9-71;;Impo;filinnk. lotlibery. Banging—Men ra. Robins. Baran, and nalky, Threadneedle street 11•11i113. London—Ts r.iak of Loudon. Leghorn—Morro Wt.. filthoor sod Co. 901.1=099-91coaro. Eloeboff, Coos and Boospos, 19, Col9mon- etree.. LC. aossetion of tho maion.' —Vide Pooch." Jam 2. 190. TVHE OXFORD.-86, by J. OFFENBACH, performed by Maus anaull, Tyrrell, Barrie, Walmelay limn. Bt. Albyn, Green, Husk, lec.„ with toll bead and charm- Conducted by Kr. Y. Joeshotans. The Muse Teem and Bars Ganeise ; Maws. Durk sad Davis, the D'Asbaa and Mom Braga. the nrw Preach tenors. THIS EVENING, at a dock. BRougg-Joilms 11.Thrognsortonatreet AUDITOIL-Fradeclok lL wd, uq. (Public Aooorizilant). Summar AND Ilarimiss-Mr. Juba Lloyd. Offices-Loudon. gr, Klug-streut. elnalrelde. X.C. Leghorn, Via Born. the ItHINB.—REDUC- Nethatleaas Steamboat Company's eATAVIEN, Captain W. SDI re, win nmokman, ZYSNY SUNDAY at 11 Vaasa. la train from Peneliumheireet station. '6s. . tore cabin, lia. ; return tickets '.—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal to TIIILLIPPS, GRAVER. PHIL. -house, St. Dunstan's-bill. E.C. EE LEONA M COMPANY (Limited). 10,000 shares of L 26 each. Issue 5.000 shame. Id EIO per share. Dtoy. lroevenorsquarc, of Messrs. Dent and Director of the Land Securities Com r.Chairmen of the London and South 1., Director of the Agra and Sinter teseging Director. gra and lissteriuen's Bank (Limited'. Gamest Meeting of the dasereholders, held on Moadsy, J 24. 11106, the following 'y adopted esenting their Brit report to the share. ;ulate them upon the satisfactory results e husineat of the Company during the peed since its formstion. he business to February last, the Direc ted as to its sowidnees, abstained from statement that might, frog unforeseen weedier fully realised. But, the required sabeeribed, they bare now the pitman" statentes.t of the Company's Wham. • Milieus of Mr. Beater at a pies 'venue for the peat three years, with d the thareholders will be gratified to B t aud Co.'s report that the actual lost exceeded emibly the average 'tract was based. _ fie eeatraetl ebte- transferred to the Company by Mr. goyi m preyed remunerative, and others of an advantageous Wham since been concluded. mstMetaare of there, and the extension of the business, gliek maybe reasonably anticipated, give no room to douht that lir thsidend now rroommended may hereafter be increased, and taildest surplus appropriated to a reserve (and. ban the batancesbeet It .111 be seen that there Is a profit of Ma 10s. Ild. for the six months ending the 30th June last. Hatarestors, therefore, declare an interim dividend at the ins 41 Spa teat. on the capital as widow, which will absorb ARM. and after payment of all charges and writing ort C5OO fien the preliminary expenses, there will remain a balance of A4O I a Id. to be carried forward to the nest account. drielemi will be n = u lo i on Monday s the 3lst Inst. CY J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. ggeheawbaild/n/P. REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY (Limited). NOME IS FIERIBY GIVEN, that a SPECLILI, MEETING of ge Stsreholoers io this Company will ha held at the London !VIM hishopsgsfr.street, London, on FRIDAY. the 11th Mpg auk at 1 o'clock precisely, for the of confirming Ike hawing resolotloo, passed at the Speci Meeting held on With Wk. Tu.: "Dig dame 77 in the Articles of ksocistion he altered by tkhtii ont the following words, commencing on the fourth line deet time, and the security of shores to the Company.' " Ike Damian will at the same time submit a resolution 1117 as s to miss money upon debentnam In 1,1 1 6 M the Dead of Association.—By order of the FILEDIFICR. J. GRIFFITHS, Secretary. I, bpi labor Buildings, July 2311, 1865. IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ASSO CIATION (Limited). At as EXTRAORDINARY OMNIRAL WRITING of Rhare- Wm, held M the offices of the Ainociation THUS DAY chum in IM MO day of lnly. AWN CHAPMAN, Esq., In the chair, Se special resolution led at the Second Ordinary EMMY held at the Loudon Tavern on the 13th instant, irs confirmed : "le memos of a notice forwarded to each proprietor, it is Midi detnenned that the following clause be substituted for Ws mil el thepteent Articles of Association of this Company : Thelareetan may from time to time make calls upon the rtes Y respect of all monies ntmald en their shares aseeDimetis may think At provided that no call. shall ex emits sue al LS per share, or be made payable within less Imam thne month. after payment of the previous call. and 'sewed she that twenty-one days notice, at lead. Is giros of mild. sad every member shall be liable to pay the amount doh amide ti the persons, and at the times and places sp. MIN by the Directors, which said persona. times, and places tiEh stePrd bs the notices to be sent to each member." ly order at the Board. W. C. WINTERBOTTOII, Secretary. ff, lambudetreet, London, Jail IL MU. :RCAIsiTILE CREDIT IN (Limited). 0.000: paid up, 000,000. Nona CHAPMAN, Esq. erst/lalli. Esq. / Capt. J. Gilbert Johnston. 0. G. Macpherson. Esq. Alimern bldg. W. Schotefield, Bag.. M.P. Jana Mabee, Isq. 81r S. D. Scott, Bart. P. D. Endow, Esq. H. D. Seymour, Esq., H.P. 1.0. Henson, Eaq. Joseph Thornton. kaq. C.F. Hotroyd, Esq. Alfred Wilson, Esq. J. G. Bemire, Ist. H. Zariti. Esq. EAfienne—Heary J. Barker, fag., and T. Traver Bendeman, toacmae—Years Admiral, Wrran, and Co.: and Messrs Edwards and Co. 15 Anedstion mains money on de - posit for fixed periods : Meet advances on approved securitics lqgqiaka lama, and undertakes Reperal financial badness. A. lanbardetreet, S.C. C. WINTEBBOTTOM, [Secretary. COM Al l a DIRI DM IMPERIAL BANK (LIMITED). LONDON. THE ERCI AL RANKING COMPANY LIVER LIVERPOOL, AND MESSRS. OABQUOINE AND CiIAMBE (LIMITED,. • Lea, LIVERPOOL. ARE PREPARED TO RECEIVE APPLI RATIONs FOR REARM pBURAIiCE CORPORATION of GREAT BRITAIN (Limited). FIRE, LIFE, and MARINE. NOW! Pour Millions. In (0,000 bbares of LAO each. uPev Shut on application, LI on allsouneut, and Cs In three months. No farther call is contemplated. DlXOslurss are reserved for the publl . of which 10,000 shares es my adered at par; the remaining 60,000 shares being Mem* ter the transfer of the capital and business of mural endue The, Lk, and Marine Insurance Companies. DIIICTOR& 11 Wird Wilgus Burgett, Fay lat.: of Calcutta:, L.ndon. , W Middlesex. London. ...Mt_ Campbell, raq., Merchaht (Meaux. H. N. Dickson and La) , and London. "wn taigh Om, kaq. (Ileaara. William Clare and Sons), vt.—..."" an ingr rag. abeam G. Garraway and Co.`., London. Geraid, req., Merchant ;late of China , Liverpool. LR. erworth, Esq. Meows. J. R. B. Keyworth and Co.', Liverpool, and London. ant.. — "'" L atin. MR. (Masora. S. H. Lucas and Son. London. L t. Fay., Merchant MemraWilllaraandJ obit Lockett;, ..tietaso maw ilaiesblnl, EN Merchant (Coned for the Ottoman +anew Livemool. ileDonell y., Merchant (Mews. McDonell and Co.;. Stewart, Elq., Merchant, 1, anniford-plum, Liverpool armed Greentleki linker, kw'. tkleaara Wining. Tinker, and tll, London. .. I "ef to add to their number, and to be Increased by Directors from the Companies amalgamating wi th ' .• mfaxration. G. W. Shine BILOKIIMI. Ktna , g Warnforti-court, London. Gasquoine anoo4d Citamberlaln, Grosvenor-building', Tithe -11 Wet. Live ta„.„„.." there and Kirk,. Manchester. souarons. *am lmam lataraad and mon, 11, IC ingWilliamAdreet. London, lc. req., 8. North John-dreet, Liverpool firlswlrthe artklee of Aseoci.tion may be men.) Iks 8111/L/08. Iglevial Bank (LWW)O, London. vn lnelCommercial Banking CompsnylLbnitedl, U 2.1,181 7 OSC4a-21), Bt. &within's. Laden, Tr ! g. , prowne-balldings, Exchange. L ph ~....___ AZZIDGILD PROMICTUre. frog s k "T h r ce b . uu a( u of . Great IMe Le d italn I. otta IJfe u bllshed . 4l li ftilloa.__ non to unite, under one management., seregi tint la ... so. Pl.e and We Inaurance Companies ; and as It will that the cost at management of separate i s . , ter sue Z lY =rn• elbJeetaaust be greater than for Illa i r , thereon, la this feature skate, the advan now icon commend itself to the shareholders. tal" ii*tloc., for shares to be made to the bankers, broken, Ihelloarilbel° Compear, In louden and tb • Becntar7.• noose Allred Pott, late, alt LlverpooL PRUUNCE CORPO RATION of 013. RAT BRITAIN (thaftad). iautisWA T 7111,11,_LE5 jub t ! tai siam ttri. l. IfOWBM 111111 % Liverpool : E main's-boo, larks. Uhl, 1 it T 4 I 6 to lirzt nall= 6 lie . PTO* 5,920 ] sHIP for f r fi. Few toot WaftOOL Is 11144. 01sEinst Wash All= the ow •0 61 1 / I .Tiirrn 7 ask !do ii,, ilia& MONEY i les w gbawall_latd. U dal, se hItiTIALIA.—Tor 3 seethe Docks lie licsday "I°4 :lir 641.4610:01= a Iho .., [A _ sash ....•••-...rosaw.. ix add wink 7.*.t-- via curt AD e I lk t e ddy to ALLPOIS fartgl_____llltall and 30E1 !_ thel l mho iirad ISOM LIVIRX d lad TOIL I idd LIVERPOOL is ewes irIyInLADV2III.• BMA ...Ether rldlomw el CIA it Wiggild VOW u llltatt4 l ,7 o l leahly, C5ll Of MIMIC' I sto w zro,l_oroorox.. or* i asar, w.r. a cowry by the mail el ly, aw v. tiglis= e socordt , , W 1. W a and 01 puree Weeds • 1 isr Canada and the 1 111 Wisirewearesoes WOW —F de 1a,,, *la INMAN, d,_,Latee t d 1 -- ;.Z et Mat 14 I LIIII -- " : 1"1 " al RovI RDAII and yant el liii&—The 2 Jpeartel etemer 11AI TV,.` ..., Mr, lahelmal la ossileald the 16. DO a.m. tr. OW Wm: Odom LI h. ;id st • One soda alt ; or he rir6. Do does-I 101 ga ......I_----- -- _ na itiguTZß'S TB ' Poi ah I. goad, Lito.ooo in It d. Lot !WI hem ns Paid Ke LI , Dta XIII DM Eau, 16, Grose A 1) „, Cliwatairman. *MO t D. Bay, Deti. Dire ide w in Pso A Hand, Deputy-awl Win haat. som Sydney Stopford, Eini , &A l' . . pas Bak. .dee etc looter got, Menaging Inca d • sawn—The Agin end ica. • . tithe finsonuaaern ry Ge on Derel Oa. e tbe loodon Tav Mt arm unanimensly adopt „ I say Merton, in preaentne l'lnir Wes. have to congratulate t did We attended the bud I no l artmried that loss elapsed s time Site purchase of the hu : $ 11 " 42 lift enneogh fully saluted a s idig my promise or stater atiIIWADISS, not be hereafte as 4 aqtria WM; been tally oboe g hs , ti the W shareholders a stat is Dempsey boug h Use e b it ' ' sestimen the ea:filleted revs werspective increase. and 0 Per qt intros Mom. Quilter, Its we, MI poets earth: that period .d ; swot re which their contra - • Ste contracts which were t aail I. ; M. MA, DOB,* be. Mr& sla a am" If► Oa 9 atlas AI &Ms 22t LAM ti. kb9l 11. pa IV in 114 - i 7 . 11 , ,11$ 80 01 TO leValata gawk Dle• Go Di l/1 id Mali ir reeria or m rs Ikole• ATE& of tM f• wife a L 4d. N. * P. N. ,g* of Noffir :LOA N ,areb. IS' knot um" o KIWI Of' Co C 1 .4 arla o ." Wham Ilk lak, 04 Ow& 106 0 1 * 1/6 iged a i sous , , IF. 7,1° NW.'" 1 NW A . 0 4 L 1 .......*** 6 cd a ill ij 241°. noon=—Georg.) Berkley — ia• - i. 24. Gres Cll•orge4treet, wesinamilor. szournay (pro tem.)-11. P. Baker/lit Esq. Temporary 00Ioes—ia. Aldonmuirwalk, New Broadqtreet. PROSPICTUS. --- The objects of the Company are—first, to construct a railway about nine miles in length from the OM Pon" of Marseilles to Podestak to afford increased facilities for the commerce and manufactures of the town and port ; secondly, to acquire land on both sides of the hoe throughout its length. for betiding an other purpose., to which great value will be given by the con struction of the railway. The reputation of Marseilles as the first maritlese city of Prance is well known ; seconi'. only to Paris in population and wealth. its position and capabilities give it the command of French commerce in the Mediterranean. .p Rhin the lot t7nT , ea7siiii;;Fies has been placed in direct railway commnalcation with Parts and all parts of France : magnUicent docks and warehouses have been constructed, bet great and rapid as these new works have been, they are still far behind the requirements of len ever-Increasing trade. The old quarters of the town are being demo shed to make room for handsome streets and public bending.. The popnlatbem this displaced are driven to the suburbs, more eapecially towards the south, *here the lands of the Company are situate, "lad where a tint valley stretches from the towu to the Mediterranean, with a view of the sea, and open to the refreshing breezes, which during the summer afford the only relief from the Mews heat of the city. The enormous valise of mound in the town may he estimated by the fact. that for any es tension, rocks SO feet high Dave to be cteared away to give sites for building ; it will he readily under stood that such a locality is no longer suited for the erection of ordinary awellings, or factories and chemical works, which latter, for sanitary reasons, will soon be driven from the city. The proposed railway, after leaving the port and town of 300,000 Inhabitants, will pass through the southern suburb, which contains a population of 60,000, and follow the valley to the sea, at the liadrague de Slontredon :" from thence it will be coutinued for three miles along the coast to Podestat, affording sites for the erection of factories, with aceees to the sea, and direct railway communication with the town and port, and with the Paris. Lyons, and Mediterranean lines, by a Amnon with the proposed new branch of the latter to the Place Castellsne." There are at the present time MO factories In the town, *em ploying nearly 10,000 workmen, mid the number of factories would rapidly increase, were it not for the heavy cm, gee to which they are stihnieted from the increasing value of the ground occupied, and the want of direct railway connelien with the port, and with the Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean lines. The proprietors of thee* establishments will Mealy avail themselves of the opportunity of disposing of their present sites to great advantage, and removing to • locality combining the faciblies of si a and railway communication, with perfect freedom from all the difficulties of their present position, and where land can be obtained from the Company at a tenth part of the prim now paid for building ground in the town. In order to Mint an opinion of the pecuniary results of the proposed operations of the Company, It will be clearable to con sider separately the income to be derived from the railway, and the profit to be realised by the sale of the land of the Company. First, with reference to the railway it must be observed, that the exiathic lines are connected with the new port Joliette" and the hooks, but that the old port, which in 67 acres In extent, is entirely without railway communication or docks, notwith standing which the °Mend statistics of the government show that durng the last year for which they me published, 1863, the returns for the "Old Port" were as fo.lows 4,181 of various nations entered, carrying 960,140 4.303 .. left. „ 593,842 8,466 Total of vessels. :,344,022 TOILS Darlog the nate period the returns ter the hew poet Joliette were-- Vomits. Tans of hierehenkilte. 2,409 of rations aatloaa entered, cm/vying 330, 364.121 OP left, „ 676 6,002 Total of vessels. 694.927 Toes. But in addition to this dangle port "Joliette" reamed and sent off 1,159,024 tons of merchandise in lipa by 5,373 darner', on amount of the facilities afforded by the r llways and dock.. It is evident from these returns that a railway to the old port must secure a very large amount of gooda traffic, and from the population of the suburban district through which the line will pass, and the number of factories, dc., already es.abilalted In that locality, it Is calculated that the railway will produce an tome-Bate profit revenue equal to 15 per cent. on the outlay, which Income will be rapidly incased by the erection of homes and factories along the Ilse. There will be 'evert intermediate stations between Marseilles and 'Waist, one of which will be for the " race course " and the "public guano." and " chateau Sorely." The company have collimated for the execution of the works of the railway from the "Pace CaateWne " to "Podestat." at the price of C 135,000. Secondly, with reference to the profit to be realised by the sale of the tad of the Compare 7, it may be sated that all pre vious speculations in land at Marseilles have been successful The Company have contracted for the purchase of about 1,330,000 square metres of land (about SW English acres;, situate on both sides of the proposed railway. between the town and the -.lLadraglie de Montredom :" 140.000 metres of which will be required for the construction of the line and sta tions. leaving 1,100,900 metres to be mold for the erection of fleet-clew residencec It has been estimated by competent judges of the vela of building sites In the neighbourhood of Mar-ernes, that on the completion of the railway the whole of this land will be readily oldat the price of at least 20 francs per metre, at which rate It will produce 21,200,000 franca, or 8.60,000. The Company have also contracted for the purchase of a very iarge tract of ground beyond the '• Madragne de Montredon," through which the railway will pass to Podestat 1,500,000 metres (about 375 acres) of this land, adjoining both sea sad rail way. will be at once available as sites for factorial and works of ell hada, ltialeettiog the welling price of this land at 10 francs per metre, a sum sallciently low to Induce the manufacturers to establish their works rapidly in the locality, it will produce a sum of 15,000,000 franca. or 6400,000. the average cash coat to the Company of the land above re lated to is oaly hence per metre, including the houses already built thereon, and thcluding alto upward, of 10,000,001 metres of land (about 2,500 acres) on the coast line for three miles be yond the proposed terminus at Podestat, which will gum be acquired by the Company free of cad, and which will be made avadAble at some future time by as extension of the railway and the formation of roads. An ample supply at water, which is Indispensable at Marseilles, both for houses and laud, can he obtained from the existing works, which have cost the municipality more than 00,900,000 of francs. The additional capital required for the payment of land will be raised in debentures, to be repaid out of the produce of the land hesales. T pact/cal bearing of the land question is ea follows : Astrum.ing the sale of the land at the low prices named, the profits arising therefrom will not only repay the whole cod of the railway, but In addition there will remain a very large surplus for di, Man. as bonus amongst the shareholders. the railway conotedon from the lamb goverumeat Is fer the term of 99 years. The lands of the Company will be freeholda in perpetuity, except the small portion occupied by the railway, which mud necessarily be surrendered with the line at the expiration of the concession. 6,000 of the sharers have been subscribed for in Francs, and will be lathed with £0 per share paid up thereon : 3,000 shares will be reserved for issue as fully paid-up shares ; leering 12,000 ordinary shares for issue to the public. 93.000 The articles of association, and also the contract. concessions, awl plans, may be seen at the oldces of the solicitors, Mean. Newbon, Evans. and Co., 2S, Nicholas-lane, ..A y ptic m atlin e s to for a the r c e tary 4 i it h t e L o Ofllc he es a r m o the Compa n y forms may to the bankers, brokers, and solicitors. But no appheation be entertaine4 unless the deposit of 41 per share on the num. her applied for has be-n duly paid to the Company's bankers. In the event of no allotment helps made to the applicant, the deposit will be promptly returned in full. PORN OP APPLICATION POR 311110 WITH /.3 PAID 03 ►LLOTWI!. To be retained by the beakers. No To the Directors of the Mann Wes Extension Railway and Land Company (Limited). Gestletnen.—Having paid to your bankers. the Imperial Bank (Limited., the nun of k being a deposit of El per share oa shares in the above Company, 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, and I agree to patthe lam of IA per share on allotment, and L authorise you of to shares l nam to insert ee o me. n the reglater of members for the number Usual signature Name In full Residence Profession D. _ ... ~. OR TRU FORK To OF AFFLICOTios FOR /VW PTAPTA W Imo. be rota/nod by the brim. No To the Weston of the Norealles Walks Neamsy sal Lead OenUsmen.—Neetrig=ltio ( l Nikon, the Imperial Beak (Limited), *swim , being a deposit of LI per share cm shares in the above Company, I hereby request that yea will allot me that number of fully pad s* slms, sad I agree to accept such thane or say lees number you may aid to me, on the terms of the prosseatua end I agree S. pay the balsam of the amount if seek strew ms allot ment, sad to dot the &Maks of emaciates of the Company ekes required, and I authorise y ou to insert my name on the redder of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Tinsel sigesiare FIR! si i~M.• reeilmMa PROBPaCTUB. This Company has been formed for ilie purpose of purchasing and extending the wall-known and valuable marble quarries at Massa-Carrara, near Leghorn, hitherto married on by an Italian Comppatnny, aswell as several other Important quarries, In adjacent district.. These quarries comprise statuary of fret and second quality, clear white. .S Milan, dove, and other marbled. Included In the purchase are extensive sew-mills, recently erected, and a large stock of marble, both in blocks and slabs, and arrangements are pending for securing an extensive agency butane In London.. . . . . The marble quarries of Carrara are the princlW, U not the only source lu Europe from s bleb white and veine d marble is procurable. Fifteen quarries are in high production and extensively opened, and In addition there are several other new Quante. of the Out Importance. The sawtaills are distant only three miles from the railway station at Massa, from which a railway leads direct to the stdpeing pert of Leghorn. The con.ideration for the transfer of them several quarries, together with the saw mills, machinery, and plant of the Italian Company, and the goad will of its business, and also including the stock of blocks and slabs of marble In !Lily, has been bred at £BO,OOO, leaving ample capital Par the erection of additional saw mills, and for developing both the old and new quarries. The colossal fortunes made by the few parties who have so long monopolleed the marble quarries in Italy are a sufficient guarantee of the prospects of this Company. The Company will annually derive two sources of profit from their operations, the one load the other forelgn, by exports to Great Britain, America, the Vast Indies, and elsewhere. Teldng the annual total yield of marble at 200,000 cubic palms (or 12,000 tens English), it is expected that the sale of blocks and slabs will realise a net minuet profit, deducting all expenses, of £tS,7OO sterling; whilst with respect to the trade with Great Britain, deducting all expenses, lncludlugmanagement, a further profit may be confidently looked for . Printed copies of the several reports of Messrs. Weiller, Bar glacial, and Avenante, upon the value and capabilities of the . may be bail at the officer, where spectmens of the rear nrtetl the quarries may be seen. in the of no allotment of shares being made, the deposit will be returned in full. Should a less number of shares be allotted than are applied for, the deposit will be made available I towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (if any) re turned to the applicant Prospectuses and forms of application for shares, In the form I summed, may be obtain. d it the offices of the Company ; also et the bankers, brokers, and solicitors. London, July 81,1886. rues or APPLICATION 700 SRAM No. (To be retained by the Bankers.) To the Directors of the Mama.Carrara Marble Company (Limitedi. Gentismen.—Having paid to your bankers, the sum of o being • depoelt of Ct per share on shares In the above Company, I hereby request that you eft Blot me that number. and 1 wee to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot to me: and I agree to pay thesum of SA per share on allotment, and to sign the articles of usoelation of the Company when required, an 1 1 authorrio you to lased my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. • so . . 1 -, tual signature Name In full Residence Profession Date .t 8 T UE MASSA-CARRARA MARBLE COM PANY (Waited). NOTICE IR EMMY ONLY, Ord the LIST ef APPLICA TIONS for Shane to this Cesepany will be CLOSED as MONDAY neat, the Mt July, lee LouUo and the coustry.—By order. JOHN LLOYD. Secretary and Mesmer. Odds, 33. King-street, amenable. July Nth, is/6. HODGES'S DISTILLERY COMPANY (Limited). Messrs. CLENCH. SMITH, sitdj Co. are INLITELreTAJ) to APPLICATIONS for MARIA In MODOWTS DIA TILLKRY OOMPAN Y (Limited). Incorporated pursuant to The Companies Act, 18/X." limitlng the liability of each member to the value of his shares . Capital £200.000. In 0.000 shires of ate each. With power to Increase In propoetiou to desirable extension of Deposit on application, Ll , on allotment, VI per share. MAMAS. Frederic Doulton, Pap., M.P.. Lambeth. Frederick liodgee. Esq., Distill ry, Lambeth . Waiter Metter, Kin.. M.P., Droadlands, Clapham. Robert Alfred Routh, Km., DirscAor London mid Mediterranean Bank Henry Spicer, gaq., Merchant, George yard. Lorribardatreet. Edward Gibbon nwann, Eati , Director of the Oriental Commer cial Bank. . With - powor to add to their number. BANCEILS—Agra and )(anter.oan'■ Sant (I.lratted), Nicholas. lane, Lombard4l4,4. 401,11T0PJ3. _ Yawn Coleman, Turquan7l,tiOtieit,' and Co., 16, Mho:thou/0- Jowl* Harding, Fag . y C ar h d urch-street, Lambeth. SoLKantn—liteara, Bole. Turman and Hardwick. CB. AMU, ---.-- inunburi. . BlOLlll3—kern. Pertridgeanq Greenfield, 21, Throginortos- RMONJITAIIT (pro tem.)—C. J. Cadogaz, Req. Temporary 01Itose-1, Royal Radmage.bulkhoest Distlllary—Charolteireet. Lambeth. R. PR.OSP;C2I7B. This Company is formed for the purpose of purchasing, carry. log on, and extending the business of Hodges's Distillery, surd of " V r w i ci ai rld o -iri e d ra e ti° re n i s su w at h n n v b thi w o un es e t=e rt nr i t well known and appreciated. The distillery has bees established and prosperously worked since 1774, and many fortunes have been realised oat of the business. This establishment, with all its current trade, will be handed over to this Company on the Ist of August next, the vendor `u•rantaoing the Company against any toes aa to such of the •seen and liabilities as It nay be mutually convenient to tr•netr. The property is capacious, well situated, and admirably adapted to its purpose, and It is held upon desirable titles, nearly the whole being freehold. The plant has with never ceasing ca'e and attention been im proved as fast as advantageous modifications of machinery have been introduced ; and its present working capability is adequate to supply • trade of fourfold the actual return■. The establishment is, moreover, provided with moat complete Independent gas and water works. Looking at the present extent and condition of the premises, plant and madilnery, with a view to enlarged business w Shout . further outlay, the Directors feel consinced that the establish- I meat le one of the most pe feet of its kind In mistence i Relying also greatly upon the very confident expression of i opinion which they obtain from gentlemen eminent in the trade as to the eligibility of the concern. the Dire •i ova sincerely believe . the prospects of the Company to bo more glowing than they are intik,/ to express. Mr. Broderick Hodges, the proprietor and vendor. in retiring, denims to do so m eider to relax In his application without altogether losing his 'Merest In the brines; and whilst he AU ! palates to retain a large share la the capital of the Company, he does not require to be paid In the sense of goodwill for the repu tation and business of his house oils; wise than out of the balance of net profits, hereafter realised In excess of dividends at the rates of 10 and La per cent, to the shareholders. The prior to be paid by the Comyeny for this celebrated bast es, therefore, is simply the amount of valuation in respect of the premises and plant, as settled by the Company's valuer. It is well understood, not only Lluoughost the trade. but also by the public at large, that distillers, like brewers, command en extension of bodiless In proportion to the facilities and support which they can extend to the trade ; and this circumstance explains the heavy capital absorbed In snoceedul establishments of the kind, and the peculiar Mama of such business for the employment of a Joint Stock Company's resumes. The Directors reserve power to allot one thousand shares folly paid up. Prospectuses and forms of application for shares can be ob tainod from the brokers and solicitors, sa eel' m at the tempo s rary cances of the Company. and from Mews. Clem* Smith, end Co., 1, Royal Exchange-b uilds RC. Depadte upon which no aitotmwta are mad• will be refermed i in tulle BODGES'S DISTILLERY nOMPANT (Limited). Incorporated pursuant to " The Companies Aot, ASV Cepital £$OQ.oiG. with power to increase Temporary Ofdoes—No. I, Royal Exchange buildings. Distillery—Chumbetreet, Lambeth. POKY OP APPLICATION Vol SRAM. To the Directors of Hodges's Distillery Company (Limited,. No. Per Mesas. Cheek Smith, and Co. thattemon,—l request that yon will allot to as shares of nu each In the above Company, having paid to your Bankers the deposit of di per share thereon . and, in consideration of such aftent, or of any teas number of shares which yon say appropriate to me, I hereby undertake to pay the ge per share then required as also afterwards tom any call thereon, end I further undertake to execute Abe Articles of delectation whoa required, and I hereby authoriseyon to Inscribe my name on the re= of membe of rs of ur Oonmeny. this day of 1811 Name in foil Residence Peetsigna or tirade Place of boldness Ilignattue H ODGES'S DISTILLERY COMPANY (Lerstou. NO APPLICATIONS toe GUAM will be BIONIVID APT= VILDINIDAY wit the fad L Ca mg= Co. Vairdellielaus. I, Nava IsoliassioSsildiar. sec. 1101101Toall—llesers. atmoer ind 198 Oresham-Rouse, LC., Yd I, laiseaeleeplaes. W.C. London. OaSWILL Yamada—Mt Juba Moore Llewellyn. BlelWea3i—Ur. T. 1.. Prentice. °Melo. No. SOO, Oresham-boute, London. No. 63, Rue V mount, Farb. A LL IRON WORN— .CM. The 81:..1.42M1LA8 1301! WIWI COMPANY. - ciii -ii: ice:.. LW LORENC K. —PAWNBROKERS.—The BUILDER of THIS DAY. price 44., b Poet id, con tains :-Fine View of the Philharmonic Rooms, Southampton nOrehee, from a Sanitary Point of View -Architectural Reveries: the Roof and the Spire-An Architect's Notes in Americo : La bour-saviug Amlisaqs-The Health of the Metropolis, threa tened Epidemk-The Cofferdam, Blsckfriars Brid -Private Burs-Holborn Theatre-The Bulking Trade-Rain Gauges- Metropolitan Board of Works-The Lena Family-The Cans-and Prevention of Fires-A Romance in Beal Lite-lrence, Re. do.-0111ce, 1, York-street, Covent-garden all Booksellers. PIUMPRCIVS. Tlds Company is the result of indefatigable investigation of the position, present and prospective, of the sugar refleing trade In France and England. it, objects AM to carry on the business of sugar reßeem anti merchants in sugars In Great Britain, Ire land. France, and Belgium, and if so resolved by the share holders, In any other country. The enormous wealth of the great sugar refining establish ments In Fresco is well known. The profits of the business, when undertaken on a large scale, have been demonstrated be yond dispute by the fortunes which they have realised for their proprietors. While so great and so Increasing is the demand for sugar, that any of these establishments ere compelled to work by til.,;ht as wail as by day. It has been computed that the mere increase in the demand Is sufficient to employ a new refinery on the largest stale. The consumption In England Is 600,000 tons per annum and is so largely on the Increase that during the last year 60.000 tons relined sugar have been imported from the Continent Into Lon don. London is the great oilman of colonial raw auger, and Parte of raw beet-root sugar. In France the consumption to about 260.000 tons, and it Is confidently believed that the re fineries of Paris will very shortly be unable to manufacture suffi cient for home consumption and the other demands upon them, and that Aland will moon again become an exporter of sugar. The International Commission less resolved upon the equalisa tion of the drawbacks, so that the English trade will now be placed ea the same footing as the blench, and as the Belgian and In thew countries all experience of the manufacture has proved that the expenses and general charges ef working decrease In an inverse ratio to the extent on which the operations are conducted. Thus, in establishments turning out 10,000 tom per annum, the charges amount to from Ss. 3d. to 31. oi. per cwt. of raw sued. ; while in an establishment of the magnitude pm by this Company, and with the latlatestimprovementa In voogrer e :, the charges will be only Es. rid. per cwt , giving an advantage a from lid. to 1a per cwt., which would be equivalent to an increaae of dividend of 7s . to 10 per cent. for each of this Compaq's refiscries, beyond the dividend which each sea ler refinery would produoe. Another advantage which this Company will have will be, that the machinery which will be required will contain all the latest improvements, es collected by careful research, in the great sugar refineries of lingland, France, Belgium, Holland, and Germany, sad will be obtained at coosiderably less coat than 'sifting eetablishumuta have yeti for theirs, which have a Has productive power. Contracts have been metered into by the well-known house of Messrs. Pbotifex and Wood, for the supply and erection of the no:weary machinery, on favourable terms. It is at porsent intended to erect refineries in London and in France, each capable of refining 1,000 tons raw suss: per week; and the land for the French reentry has been secured in &most favourable position at St. Denis, near Paris, and at the very mode rate prim of 10 franca per square metre. The Directors also propose to purchase or erect • refinery at LiverpooL tutored ate per cent. per annum will be paid on all capital called up until 18 months after the Incorporation of the Com pany, by which time It is calculated the Gni refinery of the Company will be in operation. The directors pledge theme Ives to make no allotment unless the whole of the nrat Woe re subscribed. If no allotment la made, the deposit will Do returned in full. The Memorandum and Artteles of Amadei:loci may be seen it the office of the solicitors. Prospectuses, forms of application for shares, and every in formation may be obtained at the offices of the Company, and of the bankers, brokers, and solicitors. Applleations from the country may be addremed to the Secre tary, at the °Mem of the Company. accompanied by • cheque for the deposit upon a London or country bank, crossed or made payable to the London and Westruhister Briv,k, in return for which the bankers' receipt will be forwarded to the applicant. H YAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS, 116 and 67 oxrouurnassr. The An i Bret Eatabllshment n the Kingdom for every descriptton of Boys' and Youths' Deese. Boys Knickerbocker Sults, 16s. 6d. to fits. Boys' Westminster cud Osborne Butte, 10s. ed. to SU. Boys' Eton, Harrow, and Rugby Butte, fag to 42.. Boys' Light Cape Overcoats, Its. 641. to tls. Bryn* Jackets for the season, 10s. 6d. to S te le. Boys' Serviceable Vesta, ba. Od. to Is. 6d. Boys' Serviceable Trousers, Be. 6d. to 13a. 3d HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS, 06 and 67, OXFORD-STRIPY. No. 1. Gentlaninis Clothing for !remedial* wear. No. 2. Cat tlemen •Order Deparlasent. No. S. Boys Clothing for immediate wear. No. 4. Boys' and Youths' Order Department. No. 6. Habit and Livery Department No. 6. Este and Goners' liesiary. No. 7. Travelling Cleat=s, Umbrellas, Portmanteaus. imp, &C. Provincial Branches—Blr 11. 22. and 23, Newatreet Leeds, 41, Brinate. BLOSSOM of HONEYSUCKLE, a delicate and &eclogue perfume. extracted from the flowers, by 'NO. OOSNELL sod 00., Perfumers to IL MI. the Moms of 'raw No. It Three IC Ing-coart, Lorober&street, Loudon. BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-on the-llalse. Summer Samoa, 1816.—The Mineral Waters of Homburg. as evidenced by the analysis of the celebrated Prete*. or Uebig, are stimulant, tonic. alterative and aperient 1 hey are of admirable carrion is removing disorders of the stomach and other intestines. They Annulate these mans when the abdominal circulation Is defective, assist the processes of Barrettes, and Rive a healthful regularity to the moan of nutrition and maimilation. They are powerful remedial 'gents in cases of enlargement of the liver, in sfiection of the spleen, in hypochondria, Jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate coratipattoo. In cases of gout, and all other a/factious produced by inefficiency of the digestive functions, the moot happy results have been obtained from them. The efficacy of the Waters la more especially recognised by them who drink them at their source for thee, the inviimrating sir of the mountains the gaiety of the surrounding scene and perfect abstraction from the cares of the world, concur i n assisting the action of the medicinal beverage. The magnidoent Casino, which, in the beauty of its architecture, the Judicious distribution of Its apartments, and the richness of Ito decorations, surnames every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for balls and emseerts, as also for the games of Trento et Quarente end Roulette : the former Is played with the half Malt, and the latter with one Zero ; the dally venture of the bank at the Treats et Qasrante table to axed at twelve thousand pounds, and the maximum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions nay be mentioned a large and comfortable read ing-room,hberallyturnished with German • Prench,Englithjultan, Russian, Halftime and Dutch journals; a coffee-remain tb•Olyropic style of decoration ; a divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, open on a fine terrace paved with ass halt a grand dining.room. where then is • table &Witt t la Francais. twice a day, at one and five o'clock, antler the sup erintendessee of the celebrated ; M Chevet, of Paris, who is the Imes of the refreshment depart ment of the Mullane A circumstance which cannot fall to interest especially the RAO& Hatton is the construction, ap proaching to its completion, of a new Roglith church, on a piece of ground given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene Highness the korereiza Inadarave of Hesse. An excellent orchestra, numbering forty distinguished musicians, performs three Cmes a day ; to the monies at the Wells, in the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Cads" end in Ir • sing in the weed Ball-room. The new railway has almost brought the Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are Widnes* trains a day. to sot fro. the last as late as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hear, the asneeemeate ot Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors Ice Homburg may get to Brussels In twelve bouts, to Willis in fifteen, to Paris In six teen. and to Loudon In twenty-foar, se excellent Is the inter oommanication by rall. EffEFORDI3 FLUID KAGNIELL—Tima n N edlcal prelagion tor thirty yews bare approved of this pare gelation of Olapassla as the bag remedy far sent sad Or ~Ade disorders of every kind . and as a raw aperient tt dalb adapted for ladles and childrea. Prepared 111.NNFORD sad 00., atembeta dn. 111. NSW London. and sold throeshont tie world by di raspeotabis clannigta lades—dee that Menaced sad 00.. Is so gash bottle and red label over she mak. KAYE'S WORSDELL'B PILLS, the BIBT mums at the BLOOD hews to ameba. fres their biselyszteemied Ws sad gamed ~foe, be tairtr clawed as Navas old rearm add lq Yei eer lalibi Vichdloes. LALITIIK. —Tbs LETTUCE ecistains aa aativ• -1 " la a• t+_+ lakt of mairtlhoatitaiaageta—ML JOZZAuIa hrai . 41 4 lloiprias a rt i tt g a Mem Lbw ter resaarawAlad Praimlaa for TM U. *Luba 11l lit PIRA Tsa. U. 111 ' Pkia• 'ffilausk v al coed affeadoea. m rPak 94; Price la. by Pest IS Meal" THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, and What to Eat, Drink, and Avoid. A Practical Guide Inc the attainment of perfect Health and Strength . and Notes explanatory of the Mysteries of wan'. Existence, and the VarIOCIA Phenomena of Life. flopOemented by Remarks on the treat ment of hereof, and oiMr Disorders incidental to Sedentary Habits. Rya Physician of 40 yean' practice. Mann. IS. CeenhilL DR. OIIINERWELL oa MARRIAGE ; 01Mtisos, Hapolnath and DlasopolnUnanta. 12. Mann, CoinkUl :or Author. TRW PANTHKON TOM/1M BATHS, 2a ; Ilfteen, Ws. LaMar' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s proissatunal rethisnos, I. Great Martharoththatroat, W. Also, the Yost-other Loud Turldth Baths. M. dd.. IG. St. Marttn'a4rOrand. 12.0 TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGESCE. (arum's TZLIGHLIM.) THE FEDERAL DIET. FRANKFORT.OH-THE•MAINE, JOLT 27. In the Federal Diet to-day, Bavaria, Saxony, and Hesse-Darmstadt brought forward the follow ing motion : 1. That the Austrian and Prussian governments be asked what they have done, or intend to do, towards the definitive settlement of the Sleawig- Holstein question, and when they propose to call together for co-operation, representatives selected by the free votes of the peop►e of the Duchies. 2. That Austria and Prussia be requested to bring about the incorporation of Sleswig with the German Confederation. 3. That in the event of the latter request being granted, the Federal Diet should declare its readi ness to renounce its claims for the payment of the costs of the Federal execution in Holstein, and to assume &portion of the Sleswig war expenses. The motion was referred without discussion to the committee on Holstein affairs. Luxemburg abstained from voting. CLOSE OF THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATEL VIENNA, JULY 27. Both houses of the Reichsrath were closed to day by a speech read by the Archduke Ludwig Victor. ITALY. FLORENCE, JULY 27. The Florence journals announce that Count Doris di Prelk, at present representing Italy at the Danish court, bag been appointed Italian miniaterat Lisbon, and will be succeeded at Copen- Tn by the Chevalier Giannetti. he Nazione denies the rumour that Austria bad made overtures to the Emperor Napoleon expressive of an intention to recognise the kingdom of Italy. The Italia believes that the government has de cided to recal shortly 601310 of the bishops who were removed from their dioceses in the interests of public order. THE CHOLERA IN TURKEY. CONSTANTINOPLE, JILT V. (Yrd Tgissio.) According to official reports the cholera continue* to spread. The daily average of deaths is 4b. Another account gives 30. Quarantine of 10 days has been appointed at the Dardanelles for all vessels coming from the Levant ports to Constantinople. THE CHOLERA IN ITALY. ANCONA, JULY 27. An official report has been issued, stating that from noon on the 26th to noon ou the 26th mat, five deaths occurred here from cholera. THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT. TURIN, JOLT W. A telegram rewired here from AlexaUdria states that on the 26th inst. the number of deaths in that town from cholera was two, and in Cairo 38. INDIA. BOMBAY, duct' 9. Grey shirting, firm and advancing. Cotton ad vancing. Dhollerah, 345 r. Shipments during the week, 14,000 bales. Exchange on London, 2e. Government Securities : 4 per cent., 90} ; ditto 5 per cent., 104 ; ditto 5i per cent., 110. OALCIJTYA, Jour 6. Manchester goods improving. Ex — change on London, 2s. sd. Government Securities : 4 per cent., 90 ; ditto 5 per cent, 1021 ; ditto 5 per per oent., 104. DIMPATCII Or ITS BOMBAY MAILII. SOUTH. AMMON, JOLT 27.—The Prolamin end Oriental Company's stemmas Syria, Captain Christian, sailed this af tenon with the mails for Gibraltar, the /dediterranesn, Egypt, Aden. Bombay, and Upper Bengal. She took out SU first sod 2'. snood •clars panniers, and on freight s full cargo. incite'. lag sovereigns for Alexeradria, 4,0004 ; and jewellery for Bombay, value 3451. NATIONAL MEMORIAL. —The southern principality is now Suite is a ferment of expectation at the prospect of a royal omit on the melon of the inauguration of the status to the memory of the late Prince Consort. which want ODIUM al NO week, as that remote bet delight/al watering plan, Tinny, on the Pembrokeshire cont. The official newsmen@ for the ineuguratios haws now be completed, sod Wednesday next is fixed for the ceremony. The memorial takes the shape of a statue, which is embed on the summit of Castle-hill, and will be visible far at sea and from the Devon nest. The status will he inaugurated by his Royal Highs... Prime Arthur, who has been delegated by her Majesty to attend m ber personal representative oa the occasion. His via higbacss wM arrive at Teeby ea Tumidity eveniag. The memorial has been nand by subscription, and earn the Names of lb* subscribers ere those of Lord and lady Traeger_ , the Bishop of St. David' the Galatea of Caw doe, Lar d Dyuaeor, Lord sad Lady , lady Oahe rise Atka, Lord Bathyal, sad Mr. Ewen, 1.P., sad ea. aide. The Bev. 3. H. L. PhildegN of Plena Ginn, heals the list of alseatiese with thehandsome gift off 4001. The onatorial conaine of a beautiful colossal states in marble on a pedestal of nave liesedion• The ban of Mg pedeetalaoasisto of three thin of 11111115iVe blocks sr elan, the lowest die bong 254 feet square. Os each of the fen slam al the abaft of the pegmad is inserted a panel of white marble, ea the ma to the month is soalphared the anneal the Primes Onsioit ; as the meth those of Weise ; es the wen the henries ineriptin inWelek and Eaglieb—"Albert the Geed, Citr ic :: inland QsAill Plotoria," and es as red the el Wales. with a nrostillYant et the Qum mad Pence under Which wM betaced ea imsorip. hies giving*, its hisagoaktios. Portland, most unexpectedly, had the honour of a short visit from kis Royal Highness the Prime and Princess of Wales yesterday afternoon. The royal party, acceaspestied by the Duke sad Docker of Sutherland, Duke of St. Albans, Lady de Grey, and General Sally., strived in Portland-roads about boos in the royal yacht flambe, from Peasanee. Immediately on the yacht rounding the breakwater-head a mint. of 21 gene was fired from her Majesty's ship St. George in honour of the distinguished visitom The yacht eschewed seer the St. George, and im mediately afterwards the royal party landed at the Albert pier, where they were received by Commodore Ryder, of the Coast Guard service, who happened to by in the 4•stAi with her Majesty's chip Argue ; Captain Rica. of For Majesty's ship St. Gone, and Mr. John Coale, tiegineser-in-chief of the Portland Breakwater. A. crowd of persons witnessed the arrival of their royal high. mama, sad cheered them most heartily, a compliment wkicb, the Prime acknowledged. A break, drawn by three horses, was in readiness, from Ransom's Breakwater Motel, for the. diMioguishad Yellen, who were thee driven t• the Nero Weeks, whesw they were remind by Major Nagsst, R.E. r l the commander of the work', and lieutenant Rainey, RA- The royal party saismatidy impeded tie vast foirilliettion progress of coaereetion es the Nem, the New ampensated..; barracks, and tbe large fortified &Mk, after whisk they were drives to the breakwater. Oa arrivieg at thweetranse to the works the royal party dienemiggloilletw the steps leading to the staging. Bees • Age trial 7 - -" was converted rote a carriage, seats severed with finp-' being placed therein. An sights was ettecbdl.wbii s I took the party to the fort now is emetruetioe at they r northern extremity. Mr. Conde previously arreagek some divers should be in readiness to deemed ; thir they did in the premien', of the royal party, who seemed mooh gratified at the eight, ma indeed with everything they wit nessed. His royal highness expressed hie verificative at the progress which hid bun made with the wain SIMS his last visit. After having examined the large feet at Amend of the breakwater, at twenty minutes attest two the royal party embarked on board the Osborne, en route for Osborne, • royal ratite being fired at the time. A considerahle iambi, of persons (including the officials connected with the breakwater) followed their royal big►aeses@ on their breakwater inspection, and as they embarked mass heartily *hewed them. His royal highness expressed himself marls disappointed at not seeing the Channel Seek which soled front the Roads on Monday for a anise in the Chossel, and is ex- pected to return en Friday. Tee WESLEYAN Coxreevares.—The full con femme assembled yesterday moraine at nine o'elcsk, in Cluerryotreet Chapel. Birmingham. After the usual demi— gormil exercises, the conference proceeded to fill up the recaneits in the legal buodred. Too Rem. LH. Wiseman and John Hall wawa elected by nonlinear's. The following votes were given for the election to the aim of president : Ida. W. Shaw, 206; Rev. W. Arthur, 58. The Re.. John Farrar wee re-elected to the oaks of secretary to the con feremee. At the mating of the missionary committee of review. on Wednesday, the inhibit fund, which was bastion rated ia 1803, was stated to have roughed the stun of 200,8384 la. 9d. up to July 18,1865. The paganism of this total see the following :—Cheat Britain. 185.0841. 12s. 2d. ; Ireland, 7,516 L 7e. 4d. ; foreign stations, 8,2371. Ss. 3d. Be side; this rum the committee have reorived intimetioes of 19,5961.19 e. 61 from Australia, sod 1,8731. 4s. 113. from Ire land. Its sppropriation hu been deteruiined upon ea follows: —Great for the approprie goo of Riehmoed Oollega, for mi.- gallery purposes, 37,5001. ; great for the basalt of the missions in Southern end Western Africa, 5,0001. ; groat for Prance . 7,0004 ; groat for improving misnames Rest Indies, and chapel debt relief. 30,00 W. ; groat for Italy. 5,0001. ; grant for India, 10,0001. ; grant for Mita, 5,0001.:. grant to superounteranes, and for widows and orphans, 30,000/. ; paymeut made to the missionary treasurers fbr the belaee of 1862, 6,500 i. ; grant to the flumiesary So mety for working capital. 24,00 W. ; to be funded for the benefit of the Missionary !ragtag's, 20,0004 NORTH LWOW!' KROreel —DRCLAR ATION' or THI POLL.—Looonsaaosoe, Tuusensr.—The declaration of the poll took pace at Loughborough this morning. The . sheriff deolared the numbers to be—Manners, 2,306 ; Har topp, 1,854 ; Frew's, 1,599. Lord Jobe MYNA and Mr. Hartopp were therefore elected. Mr. Peewee appeared at the window of the Plough Inn, and thanked those who had supported him. He had obtained a majority of 400 votes over he oppooseta is the districts where tlievoters we-rafts* end independent, and it was the north-mat corner of the county, under the influence of the house of Belvoir, which returned the members. If the musty was all in one consti tuency the present members could not possibly get maimed. Mr. Fawn remarked strongly upon the absence of the members, and said he did mot believe mach an instance of di•reepect to elector, had ocetured throughout the elections. He concluded by propowng a vote of thanks to the , 2f a t., Sheriff and Under-Sheriff, which was carried by nation. Tim FALL Or 110GbRIS tY CRANDOIHITKEZT. Yesterday afternoos the inquiry into the death of Andrew Dews, who was kilted by the fall of booms in Chandoe street last Tuesday week, was resented at Obaring•crose Hospital. Severa l Mamoru were examined is reference to the cause of the maiden', and it appeared that both houses wore i• good order, but as Mr. Dawt, surveyor, appoiatad by the somas to look over the prematma with a view to sakisg a report, was not reedy, the inquiry was adjourned until 4 o'clock on Tuesday next. A Emma Kum, $T am Som.—William Wyand, a farmer, of Biehopsworth, near Bristol, died, yesterday, from injuries in the forehead, from a Moue throws by his son, who had threatened to kill him. They had previously quarelled. The sae is is custody on the charge of murder. &Locums Dasia.—On Tuesday, Mr. Kaye, one of the commits of the musty Armagh, he'd as inquest at the county prime on the body of a woman named Bliss M'Claskey, who was committed us the 15th lest., es a charge of having murdered her child at Glassdnunmond. Who the woman waa Dose of the officials of the prison could tell ;het, from her personal ap pearasse, ft w soneleded that she belooged to the upper class ; zed the as mama took her for a foreigner, from the indistinotimes of bet speech. She was evidently not respossible for her min, sod it transpired, in the course of the inquiry, that she bad bees under restraint es a lunatic. Poor creature, she had put it out of her power to make biome bee °au dition having actually chewed the towns oat of her head ! The oaf food she would tike was milk, and that was liberally supplied. She was able, on the day after her committal, to make the metro* uederstand that she bad come from Liverpool, but that wee all that wee known of her until the inquiry had almost coocluded, whew her has bead sad his employer bad arrived, end the latter was under examinatica. The husband sad several witnesses cams to prove the insanity of the woman, sod were under the impression that the inquest was concerning the infant, until the coroner inform ed them otherwise, who* the bus . . bead bosomed out, fainted, sad was removed. There lISM no doubt that the child was alive when the nafortu. nate woman left Liverpool on the 12th instant, aad it was found dead with her oa 14th, which led to hat committal Dr. Robattendantiosoo,;nedicol of the prison, stated that he SAW deceased after her committal, and foetid theta* bad chewed off her taigas, to that then. was no passibility of eanonnuiesting with her. The skin was stripped oty her back, and parts of her body were. blsekened, leavieg her in a pitiable coodition ; and death_ wee camel by the nerroes ezeitemeat eoatinuing for reve.... ral clays. Tee jury framed their verdict in aews4toos with.. Dr. Robiesoa's testimooy, adding that the utmost can and.. attentios were paid to the deceased by the reverser and. clams of the poison.—Doblan /apnea ANBCDOTICB or Goma. GaAirr.—Wboo Goners!: Grant WU in New York, says a gomiping aorreeposdeot, some one inegratulsted him on his relief from ee much re/ 'possibility sod care. He remarked that snob &Reunions/ afforded him no relief, sod that his respoweibility sod; labour would be more foe the next twelve mouths than they had bees for the twelve seethe pest. A fried of mine vested Gametal Gnat's tether, who, with the amps* simplicity, related many striking incidents in ik a life of the deutensatipmeraL Owe woe quite elan c- Meiotic. The old goatisems visited his ors let West just after the surrender of Vicksburg. la walking rotted he now the carouse of hundreds sad thousands of settle sad horn" sad se a smash& ever at leather be now before him a fine kid for specula cios. He went to his son and told him what be had sew, sad asked him fee as order to gather the skim. " Awl what do you tibiae," add the old amt, " Lymme (es kessdeol him) mid! Why be kid me that I had bettor se beano, and sot be specalsidng on the battle Geld sod compromising him with the gemenmeset." A gentlemen who was gessmat at a . diar en fiven to Omani Great by several onspremom, 0 Grant spoke bat use word daring the whole Onset. H 4 Ewglaesr, ha &lag an waist of the pumas of a river, spits of it se thirties feet wide. Gamma emit, lif m tai , is"er and mid "fonrlson."--.4efi-Slotery TaiJuly 15. 18[Awrger to IZILAND.—WI continue to reedy* (says the Dublin 'berm) aim t vlag aCegentge whisk roadie we from all petrol the eaudry, reepestiag the somilitiou el the crepe. A sonsspoodest gives a highly fiesweshia apart of eideellseel .even 11141 well. 111111.11111 eseatlekesi se lifirs that is sem an y they ere equally cheerios. la the imesdialt ?teeny el Oars the eutthig et shad bee thee& essaseseet, th, pro. I= 11 " Wiwi, Wild, it &odd to be tell rat i d '1 1~ 4 I. 1 I I 1 ~ I rrin: JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited) a and 7, Moholm-lame. Lombard-street, Lodes. BUII3CLIDED CAPITAL.. . ..... TWO MILLIONS. PAID VP AMMO. 11.11321/VE II7ND SWAM D mure RiCTIVED ToVends ea demand Ditto a& dare meld d4l Ditto at 14 days' adios Spetdal rates for matey deposited tor lons periods. TONIC BITTERS. wAnnts' controls Wrifx. The mod palatable and wholesome bitter in mistime; AN IFFICLIINE TONIC, • As sempselled siestaddc, wad • pestle sUmelant. Sold by grooms, Italian warehousemen, wine men:Manta, eon tectlonsrs, and others, et Ne. a dowse. Manufactured by WATERS and WILLIAMS. S. Martin's-lane, Cannon-street, London. Wholesale Agents, 3 Lewla and Co.. Worcester. LIFEBOAT SERVIO/113.—Daring the atoms of this past yeed, 1864, the Boats of the National Lifeboat Institution have saved 432 persons from different wrecks on oar roasts. The Institutten ha also expended &LIAM fan M. In the same period on its Lifeboat establiahmeats, in arkiltion to mint ing LEW/as rewards for saving fad ablimmscked persons by its; lifeboats and other mama The Committee of tie Inatitation rameetly APPEAL to the public for AddLITANCX, to enable them to meet the onatinued &Mande oa the 1 initiation's 150 Lifeboat datablialsmenui. Contributions are received by Nears. Willis and Ce : Herr es and Co. : Motto and CO and by a the Llama and dolidtzT beakers ; and by the , Richard Lewis, fp., at the Linn taloa 11, lobs-street,