The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-25 00:00:00

r N,r riivosiViket' 4.. , . -_-=* -'-- ,• . 4 1:i etWiK,„, , t 7i .K.,011 , 4 , Ksyck _, ~. S S al/ 3. • . : c 4 O l Allop r • [TWOPENC IAY BV KING, MAY 25, 1866• 6,865.1 fl ____ LAOKWALL LINK of PACKETS for KM * WM= Ptillthp) Dirsot.—Mosue. 111=1413 ddp itozzusaff 17 1,1110 Isms. Cspimis C.DIIIIIDLLS. IrM love Ire Lei on** Mk Adz and cam se menuissi sargeoe—Antres . zioramios.tomasesha Lc. LONDON, T ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY 001MAIIT. 00111 m. OF aataalyries a NAM ROSOIAZT Plaraan—Yargas DM DI VILLIJUDI. =Gismos Deans4lsoas. Deputy et the M ialk alan PastsiD arca &Aim Le mbo. _ ataibmoss avoullb.. L.YOICUM. SATURDAY, May 27, for the AA BEM= at Mr. MET Z& a abdoa damMda will bol =L a i HUT UAL Hay Mad, lachtdr. Aid THE INN. Hebert Awake, Mr. lochtme. [STAMPED, ld. ADDITIONAL.] NIEPRESS FROM PARIS. DRAMA. (nom ova owir STRAW Mel LITIV.POOL OR Qlllllterowir TO NISI YORK. MICR A WINK. bs Salsa I KL B 0010 1r .glif t lard de balblesa Ikeew Steanrilldga, K, and esieylng t FROM LIFIRFOA:Tfor NNW YORK- CITY 01 CORK. Saiardsy, May W. GL OUT ASGOW, Friday ON LONDON, Wednesday, Y717 1L , /Ise Lad every Wednesday, sad alumnae Fridays and Saturdays. cabin ;doss by Ike wall A k e anis sway Wsdassday, Ai, Yr, sad II ardor, scoordteg aosowneds , Ma. CaNn by die /IWO sad Sadays stesows, IS salaam memo budedse a tall wispy el awaked provides& - ler Qinida, Use Untied Ream and Brllith Oelesbla. =Coes b on very &druidism" Isnaa —For tenter par licebirs only to wn.u.sx INllLNrl al a wor kel isk imss=od er to arm sad SLAM, Kiss VGYPI'IAN-HALL —THIATRZ of DIY& ThitY.--Oreat SUOMI of Qs New mad thartUng Minions, ea may perionned by the Indian M.Ø.etan and ftorioael Ro th" for the trot the* in Mb country fn hfe miens and original Inlartalament of Napo and Vantritomdrom every Wades at 13. and a Dv Performance aft Afternoon at >l—AdmlWoq fa. arm. Mali% : which may be moored at Kr. ftlire fr 11 tftl 14 Royal ftbrany, 14 Old Boad•13010 , Acting inset, and the box ofto• at the ha, oia Manapr. PAM& Wzonsanar SMUG. I have reason to believe that the Emperor will not return to Paris from Algiers earlier than the 6th of June. rpHa OXPORD.—ADXLIA, tir ea ; ass ainfaati, and .11. EIOTHIS, and SITTIER., by Biz Bisbawtit z e pertained VntitY WINING. is width will sake bee rpeppeaream Tbe tannic hea untie wtll dee Mn Y. hamar at apposing, via, linen, Mani plaidele, aput nen : Goan Bonin, Mee L.O. Bate, Maims deo, Lee Trans TaMiote. Mtn Bob. lee Rene Ittenetde, sad Grelanui Tr.labeen—ZVKltY L INO. MILTROPOLITAN MOHO HALL, Bdgware eat —Ogia M Vaaas, Albert Web. Peotamor la.were MINNISELMA witb ualladtad Conde, aaatimeatal, aad amatlaud Partormaaosa 14aapr and Madcal Director, I. 1. POOLS, THE NORTHIRN ASSAM TKA COMPANY (Lbsited). liestitered //Martha Compaates Are, UM cm Colobar 18, lamas, od Capital M MOM hych, ths isms ol than Shares al AM ea a payable on sod Al ea the 10th Jay soil. Where no al otems MAO deposit will be returned In tall. Tnltl the 18118. the B dame will be entitled to a !m -imosas/1 Weasel (so tar re the polls Iran the Betake pur chased from the Amaze Cootpeny will admitl, Ot 10 par out. per annum. Az:/zsg ib aso s t prang over 10 per cent beteg divi sible raimay A and B Shires respectively. DOACTORD. B. W. WI/MOM lag., Chairman (late Mackenzie, Lyall and Co , Cam/Ma. Dheolor a the National Sank of India. Pereira ilataiscombe, Sew/soaks, Koh B. Hipp, Sq., bestow, North Devon, late of Dibrooghir, Anima. H. ..gintr j M . Mama. Mitchell Grosvenorequare. J. W. IMeneu. ama. Mitchellaid Aspisalij, 8, Gnat Towerelseet, (*aim T. H. Stussae, Howl Artilkey, Nanghtontodrie, Moch- THI CRIDIT /OW= AND MOSLEM OF MIDLAND cZttediu ARE INSI'RITOTID TO RHORIVI enema s skinisk A STOCK X . HIC MICTROPOLITAN EITZNEIION RAILWAYS at the LONDON, CHATHAM. and DOT= WAY COILPANT. In KIM Provider& &alp Cartilleates to hater of 240 each, WI Intend greesteed st by 81: 8. Morton Pens, Bart.. Betts, and at Otemptea I p mat per aanum peke at lame, payable en assowne pal up, as from tat Januar on y, Mg, and payment et each larseet ea July be managed to lat Janua Jo/7, ry In 1881, ha N- es lie and Ist eseh yesr. Deaod C/14=Abit Yawl will be paid en Ut July. I h lBoB. Al pet aggliseilea, and At on allebeent. Price of tune ,111 for Mil Owlllisete, equal to EU Ma. pet SIN Reek. LLbtD Ihmiled le emmeat at The riesalnuig half of this desk. £1.1118. 5 0711 . 114 61°Q. n0t be Issued for twelve months, and then a* ea pald-up Stook and at not bee a prloe than £lO per PlOO Mel advance on lb. present pees d Yaw DDLIBOTeIL The Right Hem. Lord SONDOO, Less Court, Favenham, Kent, Ohalreue. The Lard HAWK Boutbsittest, Orosveaorbquare, Manua Carden, Royal Exchange Buildings. Ga▪ mes Cobb. leg Dredger. Blningbourne. Edward W. Idwards, FAQ., Victortnotreet London. William 6ladetoes,Req., V, Old &vedette* London. Marks J. Hillem. tsg., The Mee, Dickey. Kant. GI. F. Haig . , 8, Bneserequare, Hydwpark, W. lamas Newlands, 81tOngbourne. Mr O. But.. Noitiaghambleoe, Landon. BO Cara P. Renal i al .. ...l=gal i onclon. Sir John Maxwell bourne. lissom Trishadds spileTnnetas. - Bash-hollidisel Joseph CaelKlsq., 0.1., Gres* Chkege-striest. F. T. Terser. Mq.. PadiSllllll644lllo4. UnaAar—W. B. JoAnne. lot 01181111A1 Maitakll-4. 8. Forbin, lOft. .P1106191C1178 : The present object Is to offer for subscription the Ant half of the ♦ Stook of the al tan liktenelon Railways of the Lenicea. Chatham, and Dover Company, antoanhug to paidwidth. whh the MALLOW to be Issued only as bfly p stock at not Ws price than 410 per cent. hareem ea ; resent pries od ems, er earlier than twelve mouths oompletes the dams itmkooo, um total amount el= IN details el the Hass and their present position are gives at length in the slalom* annexed to Ur prospectus, which, with the nape show the routes of these linesendthoee in connection. In oonniderhig this stock as aa biesetreent, the principal points toe oonsideratiou are, first, the amount of stock to pay dividend was : secondly the table receipts thirdly the minimum dividend per ce n t . to Id a fair return oa Ript i de of lama The Glottal at the Ixteeteiew ways Is conitt toted as Mows, rla : Debentures__ 41,410.00 B Stook,oattliod to 6 pre omit prefetosos 1116.000 C Stook oadtrod to 6 per ant. prelorearo airy B 1.060.000 A Stock (per{ tiour) oUtled to re- 1.211.000 Imo } Foe taboo m eindecot prolte 1.416,006 fluty pold-up stook up to 0 per coot. 1,24000 66,112,00 The tote' mileage le about 14 Who. The trade on the Metropolitan (Ciadergreand) Railway baa amounted Moos Ist January, loch, to an average of 8075 per mile per week, which is moreover daily increasing, and at present arises from metropolitan passengers, a trifling amount only of through lima, and no vole being as yet carried on this line. When It is oeeetdered that the present traMc on the Metropo• lilac litenaisa Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Compaay, is condoeted over only two lines of way, and with an inadequate amount of rolling stock, alto that it Is atift iinflWaked, and that the portion at work has only reoently been opened, it win be observed that the preesot roaelpte afford ao reliable data upon which to form an estimate of the probable Rana; To fizthe amount at anything like what Is felt by competent judges will be the actual result when the enormous traffic that the junations with the Metropolitan (Underground, , , the Great Marlboro, No Midland, the Greet Western, the West Loudon litenekna, thellosib WOW.. aadthe North Western—will bring on the Week Wed be considered an azagneraUon by those ineoert In Ms wonderful sionticlty aCmettopclltaa and Inbistaso Wk. It is ilainiere theoght better not to estimate Ike traili es i= thaa the average of the mileage receiprortg X 07adervetadi Railway, as above mentioned— vie., M per mile_ per week. This tualtipUod by tbe mileage of the Metropolitan lintillielen LIMN of the London, Chsthanr, and Dover Railway Company, would eve a skarn of 4130,944 per annum. From ibis eon must be detected 60 per cent. far working charges, which is a liberal 46411134“.. The net remits from passengers only may be estimated therefore at 6201,903 per ra lbe sa sh - large goodalo which three line. will enjoy, ►lik e from the admirable position and number of the stations as from the made for working Ms trade, will certainly neat the b at least MOW net per a nnum : whisk in * that ease, saw Wend on debentures add on the B and C stook; would • dividend of 6 per cent. on the whole of the SIAM= A k (k+chiding the present lesuu), which at the price it Is new offered at would be equal to 10 per cent per anima. The peke at which the A Meek is new offered and be =mg diced most advantageous to the investor, if only one half of this result is attained ; when, however, the Increased receipts would permit a dividend of a per cent., the stock must certainly dee to par, which would practically be • profit of upwards of 41 par cent above the price of Issue. ft Is considered that results soroaWno toe above figures will be reached In lees than two years ; and that • steady larems may be further looked for from that time. Arrangements have therefore been made with Sir & Morton Pats) , Bert, Betts and Crampton, to guaranty interest as from Ist January, 1966, until let July, We, at the rate at 6 per oent. per annum on the amount paid up, by which latter date it Is cooldently believe 1 the Intrinsic merits of the whole meters will lave developed themselves. the belief entertained as to the talon In calm of this stock, when It Is considered that the Yana =ewe metropolitan tenni= as well as aetrepollanand suburban traits), Is borne out by the realise pekes of the shares and stock of the Great Northern and of the Starolitan (Undecorated) Railway = it. before they had finah. d their lines =W TI= Great Northern A stock we. in 04ober, 1967, quoted In the Sack &charge list at 1.54 per glee stock . it now is worth 4146. or 91 per cent Increase In value The Matropolliaa (Underground) Railway was In April, 1661, only four years age, quoted In the Stock Battange fist at equal to L 64 per 0100 sank ; it now Is worth £136, or £6l per cent increase In mike. These facts speak for themselves as to the prospects of the stock now offered for subscriptken. The mice of saboniptien to fired at All per Certificate of L4O, equal to Lit I.os. per LlOO stock , and the periods of payment are se under— Al per Certteleate on 4fp . 11astios. 4 t. ', . _ ...._ let Beom;ber, 1866. 11$ December. 1806. Lt Merck 1866. let Jane, 1806. A2l All calla not duly paid 'intender previous payments liable to forfeiture. When the whole amount or £2l per certificate is paid 0.40 stock for each certificate will be tranaferred into the name of the then holder timed, The option will be given to all subscribers to pay up In full on allotment (entitling em to Interest on the whole amount of the price of tonna from l it January, ins); and discount at the tar of 8 per cant," annum will be allowed on pre-payment of in stalmente. Thom two allowances would further reduce the price of lama by alder AI Ida per coat. In the allotment, those applications the whole balance on whichit la Intended by applicants to be paid In one Instalment on allotment will be first oonaldered. Appl must be made on the forme sneezed, and throw by payment of Al per share (without which ao applies - QTaia be considered), to any of the undermentioned bankers : The London and County Bath ; Marra Giro, Mills, Currie, and Co.. the Ars and Masterman's Bank (Limited) . Marra. Smith, I Payne, and Smiths . the National Bank, Leaden, Dublin, and its branches In Ireland; the National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches In Scotland. In the event of no allotment being rage, the deport paid will be returned forthwith without deduc tion; and if bur are allotted than the number of certificates applied tar, the semi paid will be Willed towards the amount par . l.;: dium, n ancement an the number so allotted. with maps, plans, &c., may be had of the under mentioned stockbrokers :—Meese. Laurence, Son, and Pearce, B. Angel-court, B.C. ; Mears. J. and A. Scritageour. 10, Old Broad-street: Mesas, Knight, Dale, and Co.. 1, Royal Xxchsegs =LC. ; and of the Credit Ponder and Mobiller of Limited), (Alfred lows , Req., secretary), at their °Mrs. 17 and 111, Carddll, Wades; and at the ogres of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company (W. E. Johnson, Fog., secretary), Victoria-station, Pimlico, B.W. TO la PAID UP gr referkLMlFil. "To be isdt with Bankers. To the Directors at the Orwilt Fonder and Mobilise of England (Limited). Alike., A Stock of the MetropoUtaa Itetenalon p ß pw Ww aye of the Load" Chatham, and Dover Beltway Coin -Having paid to the • Bank, the sets of 6. being El sedp certtemt• on scrip cedilla:as. Maeda you So a The *clip certificates of the above stock. Is conformity with the prospector lamed by you, and I hereby spree to accept each certificates, weeny lees number that may be allotted to me, sad to pay the further tam of A 4 per cottlicate due on allotment thereof, and the lasitidmeste when due. I gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name In fill Venal Ad=eo Date May, MM. *lnsert Banlmnf name. Or this form of Application to be used by applicants desiroue of paying the balance In one inetalm•st on allotment. To be left with Bashers. To the Directors of the Credit reader and Mobllier of England VOLE or ( Una &AAA* A deck of the VWoieltl.o Istendoo Railways at the Looks, Chatham, and gallon: Colt= Osalleasso,--Havtasizald to the' the meat of early p oartifloate on ceettlicetes, f ac t= lan to a l : 1 4 see serf* ofettboales of tie above in soalossetty with the or Wool by you, and I heseby agree to swept each certificates, or any less mew that say be allotted to se, sod to goy the further tea of £29 per asettbrate dee co allot:neat thereof. I am. ristleaea tu rar obedient term; Dame In Donal isostare Address la fall Date May, 181 • Inset Daakses' name. TBSU of £ 1,212,000 A STOCK of th - STROPOLITAW MTh/MON RAILWAYS et the LOI( j. Toon. Noy. /CA. late Ser i ' catatrin Alaillea—Yeaara Thom" BMw. and Co. Bardwais DlTlfiSon. The London end County Bank, totabardoarrat. Do Chartered Xereasalle Bea • k et India, London, and China, 111•••••••• SOLlClToll—licais , Hasber and lankiss, 20, Mae. Ama mi. Itoargatestresl. KC. /"Ogis•—MAIEL Lowndok tiartwl, sod Wool l y. 7. Mach lane, C. SWILITAIT—IIr. C. E. Yielder. Oeices—lL, Bacaderibury, Laudon, LC. DUI AMYL Company, the ant entabligted for the cultivallos MMa in WI& being &Irons el eanomatrating and congaing emir operations to the soethant division of Upper Amman. and Sion omatollialig the thenalleelelit dthin sztemmtve properties , have detsallialla on sailing to the Neethent Mum Tea Com tism (Limited), whom rehire an contiguous, the whole of the northern and indict tffivision of their property in Amom, la mmed of adopting the alternative of moting a new company to carry them ca, or placing them umW emerste manogement. The present moloil of capital, thmesfore, la for the of mirMaang direct from the Amain Compeay the whole thetr outlying wastes In the neighbourhood of the Verde sad Dashing rivers to Upper Amain. forming their northern sad eastern adobe, sad consisting of the following prdem : The Timis ffilookh. Noogrie Jane. IMang, Natalia, Cato, Ti=Nook= Jamie, Towrock. coWlOs loam of the am old indigenous panes. m orseling which so moth has boon written. sad which only re quire opening oat to ewers thei Lein e fitable atiendoe. They are at present producing tits hoed d tea mod in Ammem—ilis tatter In sufficient quantity to enable the parchmems to pleat out may intent of new lead without further met on Mis Wad. Ile area at present under cultivation is shoat 1,000 woe, of which over 600 are in fall bearing. The pram are surrounded by loads, for which grants hum been obtained to the extant of 30,010 some. all of which is very superior and suitable for the growth of tam. The Mem Company's right to the whole of this property, brother with all bulldhigs. plant, lateleoreate, tools, boats, end live dock, will be handed over to the Northern Amon Tea Company for the sum of £lOOOOO, to he paid as follows: let Auto. MS MOO Ink lily, Ilith August, ~ lab November, £100.61111 The crop of tea of this season, end any farther granto of land , that the superintendent or agents of the Assam Company may hate acquired up to the date of completion of this sale, tageillif with all cultivation commenced during the current season, com mencing November 1, 1664, has also been contracted to be trans ferred to this Company, on payment of the sums actually dis bursed dace that data. No ceenadasioni or promotion money hare beat paid or allowed. In the allotment of shares a preference will be given to share holders in the Northern Assam Ta Company and the Anus Comny. The pa Ames Company in 1863 dimmed of their outlying estates la the dletaict of (Inbar, for the parehese of which a Company was formed In Calcutta, called The Central Cachet Company," the shares of which Company are readily saleable at 25 per cent premium. Thou of the Asians Company are at above 160 per cent. premium. The name of tea growing In Assam Is now thoroughly esth bibbed Indian teas are moidly tattooing in favour and vane to their great strength and pungency. Further it may be owinga that the recent redaction of the duty has already caused a considerable &drum* In prices here, and the supply Is still inadequate to the demand. In reference 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, la his report on the property contracted for. says: "The lauds in this part of the province are the teed for tea cultivation In Assam The soil 1w not oan the very beet, bat the forests contain the mold splendid timber, Inethabie In extant, which Is not the cam In the southern division. it needs no fore sight to predict that the property the Company holds la this part of the country may be made within the next ten years equal. Lt 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 direc tors of the Mein Company by their chief superintendent to January last, when he visited the property : That the land is first rate, there Is no question or doubt but to street such an object (that is, work It to full advantage) It most be divided Into a distinct field, and the management given to the person residing on the spot "I have now got the Deputy Commissioner to accept three applications near Tingrie, for probably an area of about 7.00 0 H os e including the land between Tine*, Howie Jun, wit c h Benne, along the banks of the Tinian river ; sad this. with what we have already secured In other quarters between the belting and the Tinges, will bring the Company's holding up to at least 10 or 15,000 acne; and I would recommend the extend ing In this quarter for the mason that the land Is very superior, and the position likely to be much more healthy than any other portion of the Northern and !astern division. ' The present gardens, if worked up to their capabilities, would yield 2,000 mounds of tea. " The plants to 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 director of the Northern Assam Tea Company during r i a thirteen years, and sit lately u March last He fully confirms the favourable views above expressed, and is of opinion that with comparatively small outlay the indigenous plods alone can be worked up to an annual yield of 4,000 to 5,000 chests of tea. Since the contract for the purchase has been concluded, the Alum Company have received from their managing director in India, and from a large shareholder in both companies now stilling Assam, valuations of the property greatly la excess of the price agreed to be paid. On the above grounds. therefore, the acquisition of these estates will render the Northern Assam Tea Company one of the rust Influential and profitable In India. Application for shares to be made on the annexed form on or before Wednesday, the 31st May. on which date the lid will be London, Hay 23, 1806. xa.... APPLICATION POE B To the Directors of the Northern Mum Tel Company (Limited). Gentlernen.—flavieg paid to your bankers the sem of g being the depodt of ZS per share, i request you to allot to me B shamed Meech In the above Company, and I hereby agree to accept such shares or any tees number that may he allotted to me, to pay the further sum of El per sham on 10th July es* and the cilia as made, and to sign the Articles of Amerlation of the Company when required. And I request you to enter mane on the register of the Company for the awn ar . Name In MR Preteedon or descaiption Residence in tall Dile N.B.—This portion to be retained by bankers T HE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY (Theitedl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that so APPLICATIONS foe the 8 alum will be RECEIVED after WEDNESDAY, the WA theteet.-117 order of the Board, C. H. IPM,DES. deesetery. Mow. SS, Backketbary, Loudon. LC., Ila 34, ledi. DR seams BILIOUS sad LIVER PILLS • arm Whig Tora wo ady, &oro= anamat may tegindlead, from Uta rowi at . to on who auger tram Wiser aad liver aoesph Os ana. Maud wh% wanes. &Mama. diadem of the wpm 10. Y b rat i Z aaammawa. as • tan* aporlawt Isodlolno, and so • pastier at Um blood, they a w n excaliont ; did Nair owordlos awl imbed to alp idou, they areal* appadlio. promote dlraeitoo. mad maimsiba• Na oio swam wyolos.—tioid by W. Law Mug Wlllias4l., Chartatawoom. mad Vela la IL lad. asd 1a.94. la airs to sok Da. 1iM11717 - 11Lbota sad oar Ma. The psalm aro La • acmes rem ochre with WOMaaoloiabwr sourovaa as the slam. THE 00R I 1 NICRVINE ESSENCI The II" Progsrei rad mat rowed d ad- We awed my • ..Ma. to lbw =mud amidillos all Os asseallsow es tarky .1 'dash per hoot Mink do. =insallimille tar qat all kinds, sad teem Ns eon 1116%tlior breads. prim and piomplaa• at sags. will Imre balliliii ill as iiinvas aaadl itlas boz o. se Ms operAlliss ta MO far 1• 191 = • :I Ow, 610. Oztogdreinst. WAII, t i adZA. readm= l l.C.. Look& Fox:etliriiiiCalid Yoirillimiiiioliirilit nip MINT MIMES sod MOREL= at MUM MORTO INSECTO DESTROYS, in an Hour, amok* Emmy Gyyz smug am th. guleempy(o24 Bucm ya n ab ei d as. Mt a, iambi la run, eggitoro. WM. Dna tar *a doom 11400 k coal 01,063 co BAXTID.Y asrk_tbill rimot WI tooria. bid II Ali . 26.. Oa : biomes, 170 1011, at $ eased; far Usk. 'mikado's. awl co ou7S. ll ' 37 Polk Epos reosipt or atoaapk-4Lorso to. 114..., katu DAY mit. lb* Mk last. tar dr. It : blooms, It to. By GLlnkrz 7021 " , by ardor at the Om% Nua nar lia Lol . 4 Ilsorotall. Chluillo 41, aglaorkai. Loa*" UM Nicy.lll4 17 oct IA Oonaint. I. L ossailmief,itlii7cisiteughs. CHUM= BELI ph .. Deputy Chairman. S Mesas NOW ~ P. The Cleenlier I to Leonine. /aka Perim, , Y.P. IfOrTICI 111 141111EBT CiITIN, that at ea liTiltdoll4llWlT 0111111 MAL WIPING . of the Company, held at the 'MOM Timm ildespiestootreet, London, on MONDAY, Mk Mr. UM, • report from the Directors, containing the faced* rit• ocetasendallons, with • view to raise milicient espial tog the sompletlon of distinct and entire portions of the milers,. end therebto Maim the money already spelt on the undartakim was t aken into consideration, via : led. "That £OOO,OOO be raised by the creation of MOM Mud : users preference shares of £lO each, to become shares to hetet ' whengaid up." feed "That all present arrears on calls be paid up, and thalS Nigher call of el pee Aare be made oe the *B2B editing As Aim. so that £lO per share dull bepaid upon them.' That with respect to the 00,000 preferential shares to b• created, sod to be offered preferentially to the shareholders, It le recommended that out of the net annual income of the OP! piny, from whatever sources promeding, a preferential divideed of 10 per cent. be paid upon the 00 , 000 preference aboroh= after extiectisa in the mode hereafter mentioned of the ASO 'harm will become the eole shared of the Company. Ins all the advantages heretofore attaching to the existing " That with referee°, to the adding SM shares upon Ell per share shall be paid, payment of the divideed of l e ei cent. per annum on Me 10 OS, 0 Palomino oliorm 1,0 = 1 3 first made, there be thee paid in each year, out of the net annual income, a dividend not exceeding azres . esst pt annum upon the £lO paid-up on the existing Zee slim payment of such two dividends, any r ema ining income shall, la each year, be applied to the extinction of the existing Mania by drawing by lot and the repayment of th e £l O share paid Morten, until the whole MeSB share. be And the following resolutions were duly pared by the latiMlZ L That the Report of the Directors now read be, am( as is hereby accepted and oonfirmed, and the Connell elf Me minisisetion is booby authorised and empowered to de el w are* imams, sad things se may. as Wade jest be Ned =or expedient, for carrying the mower= Mae . la the mid Report Into effect. S. That to order le give effect to the swan the following supplemental regulations (read to the marled, Y alteration of or in addition to the existing statutes of the iyoak piny, he and the same are hereby pawed and adopted, sob** to the approval et the government. S. That the Council be and they hereby are specially authorised and empowered to make such modifications to, or additions to, the supplemental statutes peened and adopted by the f resolution as may seem to them expedient or proper for "g giving effect to the report confirmed by this meeting, or as may be mosessry to obtain the approval of the government to such nip plemental statute'. and generally the Council are authorised aad empowered to settle and adjust such supplemental statutes with the Mid And adios larree i rir turther given, that forms of applisalica by the shareholder, ter allotment of the preferential shares may M obtained at the aloes at the Company, or of the brokers el the Company. Mews. P. Omeeove and Co., It, Threedneedle -. street, and Saws. Seymour and Co.. $B, ThrOgaiottonelreet. The list of applications from shareholders will close on Thunder. the Uth May, 1888, at 4 p.m.—By order, C. DI TIVOLI, Sectetery. Oflkea et the Oompeay, Loudon, 6, Greet Wtacheir-dreet. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE MU sad LITZ INISITRANCI COMPANY. 001cas--1, Dalairtal. Limped ; IS sad 21, Pallry. 7, Oaraldll mad Cbanag.decia, 11010.11111 01 TIM 00111•1 1 7= 1860. 111S1 18$ ISO WM /14,306 10,3711 tattle 142.R4 1117.167 71.781 1116,1"4 111141114 140,824 ULM 1,1111,906 3,1111,1100 JOHN ATKINS, lidasat Ifteretuy, foodloa. Lb &bag us payable In thirty days attar they an adialtbd. THS and LONDON and GLOBE MB and LIFE INKTRANCI COMPANY. ladoetioa at •aar to I. dd. per owl TM fa sad latzen- Ono barna& of tho reduction •111 be &an to UN Wand. JOHN ATKINS, Reddest Secretary, London. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the AOC!MENTAL DEATH MURANO' COWPAWIr is now osititsotod at City Bank Clisaibies, No. 21. Tbroodimiedio.oirott. Wows thia Company L proporod to moan proposals for Karim Imam:ft at the current ram. AZTHUI. lAYE9 017 WAS, Iladorwrilat. J. W. OWL iloototary. ALL IRON WORK no •T. FARCEUR IRON WORK COMPANY. OM at. Panama-road. Lembo. S.W. lams DOZEN QUARTS :—Besujolais (Pans J. Medal), 12a. ed.. St. bullion Claret (Mt .13s . laa : Cadiz Sherry, Yes.: crusted Port, Ms, Per dozerlro= Pinta :—Pure White Wine Oda= Vinegar, M. ed.: Verefa Invalid Mont, ft. 9d. Matte bottle swat for price and 3d. extra In starops--GIORGE VEREY, Shouldhamstreet, Bryan- Mon-equare. W. la. per climb extra charod and allowed tor owe and bottler. T C. and .T. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets • and baud of their PRI= MILDAL PARAFTSII CLNDIM. SUM= TO ERR ILAJIBTFE 001911LNKINT. JO. and J. FINLD'S NNW OANDLI requires trearat t ' Pe rthilvgrziz a tz. ani GalYlialuck. TO. and J. FIELDS Patent Self-fitting, Hard en • CHAX3IZ CANDLES, for disallow* rotary_ from Sm. sad rocorcony. TRIER NAME 18 ON EVERY CANDLE. T O. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, . manufacturers of the celebrated UNITED SERVICE SOAP: manufacturers of the New Patent Hard, SellAttlng Chamber Candles : manufacturers of the Prise Medal reran' Candles, AS SUPPLIED TO HEM MAJESTY'S CIOYEILNALENT. TNDI OITTFITS. --THRESHER and GLENNY, seat door to Somerset-house. Strand. forward (on aPFlltsdAtm) LISTS of the necessary OUTFITS for every appointment. with ptloes for each article. N.B. - Three Prize Medals awarded It, a Cashmere Cannel &trek India game waistcoats, awl ladle Tweed salts , which cea only be procured at this establish meat, 15; Stnutd, Loudon. el VERO O'A TS for the RACES. HAitimoN and Y IMPTON call especial Wattles to the mew aldose& is OVERCOATS. adapted for the races awl present seems, le be had at 106, the titres& opposite Itreteehall. HYAH and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. 68 and Or, 011ORD.STRZET. The Milt latablishotent la the Kingdom for Jaywalk Clothing. The NEW SPRING sutra sad SINGLE GARMENTS In all alms and Myles, for all are now on view. Combining Testae Wrathy, ty, and lawellenoe . N6I&BOIS and laintatlon in D Durability la WoHneasekip ;at rn haterlal. HYAM and Co.'s CLOTHING for BOYS. 66 and 67. earosiwriersr. Boy' Knickerbocker Sella its. 6d. tole& Boys' Westminster and Osimstne Salta Boys' Eton, Harrow, and Rugby Suits Boys' Light Cape Overcoats Bo' Jackets for the lesson lO.. 13d. to Eta. Boys' Serviceable Vests Boys' Sorytoomble Trousers to. ed. to lb. 3d. HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. I. Cientkrnen's Clothing for immediate wear. „ 2. Bespoke or Order Department, L Boys' and Youths' Distinct Department. L Bata, Capa. Boelary, and Outfit Depariatent. London, 66 and 67. Oxford-street. Branches —Birsoingham, li. 21, and it, Newatreet ; Led& 42, Briggate Dewsbury, iirestisfin WHEN ARE SPECTACLES REQUIRED ? This emery is worthy consideration by everyone muttons to retain the ineelbasbie blesing—sight : for on caned know =es to the proper time far using Spectacles will depend the ty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When Its is determined a nicety of discrimination mast binned is hales of the exact power that will supply the tom, or irreparable Injury will result. Opticalquaclutlike medial quacks. do incalculable mischief by their fiperent pretension, as is preyed by the victims of country hawkers and unskilled vendors. Surely. it were wiser to ask wiriest from some optlafan of repute, and avoid risk to one's eight. The old firm cinemas Harris and Son (established 1780). opposite the BMWs Museum-gate , London, having specially attended to the mann• tastes of spectacles, are competent to advice on all that per tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adapts ilea of the Isom mathematically true, of the requisite power, and also b the judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which t) of the form most berotring the face. 2. LADIEEL—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an Oriental Hots:deal Preparation for ImpivTth iad Bruit tyteg the Ocesplarion and "Ws. The radians bloom It blurts to the dui. net the Winer and delicacy which it induce it the hands and sews, its capability of seething irritation and removing WI redness, ten, pussies, spots, fresidse. discolor& time, and other catensens theistic's& ender it inenanuble tolled. It obviates all the Meets of climate on the skin, whiwith Taunus to col/ and tschiuncy, or intense solar Mat. nine U. dd. and On Id. per iconic. 8 0 44 at se, Hato& Mend br chnnlets end pertnisurn Ask for 44 Rowlands a or," sad beware of 'pinions and penkiaes artistes ander the name of " lalyder. • THE PALL-MALL I V I AMTTE, An Ironing Newpiper sad Review, costsfts besides all the News the am s lam amber . el original .Iso spe Peittkis Liters We. Ita—Mes, anneberposnot esnind. Dit. (7ITINIRWILL am MARRIAGN ns otilsoisim Hapylasaa and la. Maas. Caratdlll • t 1 M= 1 . "1.66 riirremsx rus DAM fa: imam ma. wise day Maeda" AS Dr. t= yasterilaad raddior mi t pm; Marilmiresesdrmlo. 101, fast-ollas UM& MY. IL IL. 11; ikrUDiWe. LO. TELEGZA PIIIO INTEILIGENCE. (sacra's FRANCE AND AMERICA. PLUS, Mat 24. The Moniteur of this evening publishes an article confirming the revocation of the order limit ing the stay of Federal vessels in French ports to 24 hours, and says :—" France has also announced that abe will hasten to raise all other restrictions as I noon as the Washington cabinet shall onus to exer cise the exceptional rights whioh its quality as belligerent power enables it to claim on the sea towards neutrals." The Moniteur then reverts to the fully satisfac tory sasuranoes of Mr. Lincoln some days before his death, and adds : "The latest news from Am. - ries affords reason to believe that President John. son intends to follow the wise policy of his pre decessor." THE SUEZ CANAL PARIS, NAT 24. The Patric of this evening says :—" We believe we are able to state that the Turkish Am bassador remitted to the Empress on Sunday last letters from the Sultan, accepting the decision of the Emperor, in his quality of arbitrator upon the Suez Canal question. These letters also announce that the Sultan will issue his firman of au thorisation u soon as a new mixed commission, composed of representatives from France, Turkey, Egypt, and the Company, shall have settled the question affecting the landed property held by the Company in Egypt." OONSTANTINOPLE„Mar 18. Sir Henry Bulwer has returned frornlgypt, and had several interviews with the Porte on the sub ject of the Suez OanaL The Porte has addressed Inquiries to the French Ambassador relative to the views of his government upon this question. The British community in this city have presented an address of sympathy to the Americsan minister on account of the murder of Mr. Lincoln. . . _A Mexican envoy has arrived here on a mimic to the Porte. THE PRINCIPALITIES. BUCHAREST, HAT SA The Patriarch of Constantinople has 'clfispatahsd a bishop to this town to snake a declaration that the law of civil marriage, the secularization of the con vent property, and the institution of a national Ronmain church, lately decreed by Prince Come, are contrary to the dogmas of the Greek church, and incur the penalty of excommunication. Prince Coma ordered the bishop charged with this mission to be re-conducted to the frontier by gendarmes. ALGERIA. ALGIERS, 11A2 23. The Emperor has arrived here, and will visit Fort Napoleon, in Great Kabylia, to-morrow. SPAIN. MADRID, MAY 24. M. Werner, the banker, has received the grand moss of the order of Isabella. BELGIUM AND THY ZOLLVEREIN. BERLIN. Kar 24. The oommercial treaty between Belgium and the Zollverein was signed here yesterday. MN. WHALLNY, AND THI RSV. ME. WAGNI/I.—The Be,. Mr. Wiper writes tone from " the Vicarage, Brighton," requesting pueblos to oontredict the stetemat made by Mr. Whalley in the Howe of Commons ' on Tuesday night, that " a lady named &mull bad under his (tdr. Weimer 's) inflames made • will leaving 8,0001. to St. Mary's Hospital, and that after she had made this will she was purposely pissed by him in a poet of duty, i. e., naming • Mk person in • high slate of fever, where her own death was • probable oonsepenoe." Mr. Wagner says that no lady of that name, or any similar name, was ever an innate of St. Mary's Hospital, or in any way con nected with it, nor has any person who has yet died ever left one single penny to Bt. Mary's Hospital by will. The whole statement, he observes, "is entirely false from Wea ning to end, without oven a shadow of feet of which it could be the perversion." With rapid to Mr. Whalley's remarks on the subject of Miss Kest, Mr. Wegner repeats that tier giving herself op to justice was entirely her own eat, nueggested sad uninfluenced by his. CONVOCATION OP THE PEOVINCE OF CANTAB. 111761 . .—1 n the Upper Home of Oeavociatlon yesterday, alter receiving from • depilates from the Lower Hones the reseintiose pared by that body on Tuesday moaning the Cosmittee of Council ea Education, the subject of • proposed increase of the 'pimple was brought under dis cussion. The Bishops of Oxford, Bt. David's, Lincoln, and Bt. Amith spoke to the question. After the presentatioe of • petition spinal sayehanp in the form or clerical sub mention, the house prto diem' the subject of • court of Gael appeaL The Bishop of Oxford pressated a petition on the 'abject from the clerp of his diocese, sad the Bishop of Gloomier and some' other right rev. pre. Wes took part in the debate. The Bishop of Winchester called stigmaticn to the pipet condition sad T eatent of his diocese. Their lordships then adjourned. Lower House assembled under the presidency of the Venerable Archdoecou Bithersteth. The *sly subject brought under eousideratka was the refers of Ootheratioe, and the these adtursed after a long dieroosion. THE DI7BLIN INTIZNATIONAL KINIBITION.- 1 / 1 consequence of the thew el admission being reduced to half-frorown the attendance of visitors on Tuesday was numerous, bat Brim numbers would have been present had more publicity been even to the faot of the committee having 'kidded on redwing the charge for &dairies. Those who visited the Exhibition for the that time yesterday were loud is the expression of their admiration of Its goners! appearance end of the variety and excel lent)* of the 'stins th*ayed in its several de partments. The Fine Arts Galleries were Waged, end we were "lad to vowelise the whims of public laths forcibly isted in the umbers being largest in the seethe where the greatest merit was to be food. Notwithebsdiag the &airbag& of the lonise *tares not Übe noshered they attimeted groups arolizt o t: a and the moot strikiegly good weeks pre q by the viaitors. The statuary amp in for I ts weed of sad whabation, sad we thought as the obetirrissg Pel =t posed es how mesh reel benefit each wurk =lbis eat everywes assemeAdthog fors g the eyes of the is tits presta of and is the beeety sad of esker. Mush, very each, PM remains to be dew la the dthatateets of the Ethibitlea, am ho duds of elm that have arrived still reamein mooned, sad yowl =thy piothree of hid' merit bath set es yea bees 'ap plied whit wall epos. Tiers appears to be • paselly premed &the that the committee would brume mete it•- [ demi. am hanthey fa semi her • gnat Ileadesey to impose ether bismuth% bosom pideal.--Promelee Jesrael. The Ifoniteurs (the big and the little) contain articles in the shape of correspondence supposed to be written at New York, •making light of the re cruiting going on for Mexioo, and arguing that the American people, being now anxious for peace and repose, cannot think of giving France any annoyance in Mexico. This reasoning would be more worthy of attention if the French govern ment did not take such uncommon pains to suppress the knowledge of facts. The last New York despatches, published in the London journals of Monday evening, are not even yet printed in France. The Temps, by way of show ing the fragility of the reliance placed by the Moniteurs upon certain declarations attributed to Mr. Lincoln and Mr. Seward, calls attention to the fact that on February 25 Mr. Seward wrote • letter to K Romero, Juarez' minister, acknowledging, in most compli mentary terms, the receipt of his protest against the cession as a security for money of any part of Mexican territory, either to the Emperor Maximilian or the Emperor of the French. Mr. Seward then recognised Juarez' minister, and did not recognise the Emperor Maximilian. Pre sident Johnson does likewise now. The word "cheque," with the precise English spelling, has recently been acclimatised in France, but the thing itself is very little known in Parte. ♦ bill for facilitating the use of cheques passed the Corps Legislatif yesterday, after prolonged discussion in committee, and many amendments. The leading feature of the new measure, about which the French legislators have found it so extremely difficult to come to an understanding, is that cheques are to be relieved from stamp duty, and what is to distinguish a cheque from a draft at sight is that whereas the latter may run for six months, a cheque must always be presented within five days of its date if drawn in Paris, and within eight if drawn in the country. There are penalties for misdating. The cheques are to be negotiable by endorsement. The English law is in the main adopted, according to which the drawer remains always liable within the Statute of Limitations unless the banker fails, but the endorsers cannot be sued unless the cheque is presented in proper time. M. Barrer vehemently opposed the new kw, on the ground that it would encourage banks of deposit, which might not be always solid. He seemed to think that the two Paris bankers, Rothschild and Hot tinguer, who are at present almost the only firms keeping banking accounts as under stood in Lombard-skeet, were quite adequate to do all this sort of business that French men required. Only twenty members voted against the bill, and this minority was not made up of the regular opposition, bat contained various names unused to be found voting against government—that of Grazier de Cassagnac amongst others. I think the new law • good one, and lam persuaded it will be found convenient in practice and greatly facilitate transactions. The Bourse has been better. Rente rose 20fr. for cash, and 1i fr. for account, closing at 67k. 40c., and 67fr. 37c. Mobilier rose 10k. The Mexican Loan rose about i, closing at 47fr. The DaiZy News is again seized. Tax Suer CANAL A correspondent of the Timer, writing from Baez ors the 17th ult., says :—" I have j oat returned from a ten days' tour in the Isthmea In oompany of wdelegates of many of the coatisental Chambers et Gemmares. TM majority of no claimant maned to be labouring ander the impreence that they wait invited to be preent at the opening of the maritime mai, or, as one of the Preach delegates said, as tuner des dews ecru' Whether this, sathusimetis individual's eyes ware or sot after his visit I do not know, but en la"anitsm is proverbially blind, and a few of the delegates seemed certainly to hare eyes fee mo aim purpose that that a Nang through those at the people mon handed in maids; everything appear midair de rose. The oily portion of the maritime canal which is eves oommenowl h a ripple 56 miles long, from Port Said, oa the Mediterra sem, to Ismailia, OD Las Timaah, the anima= of which would be impossible in a commenial ones, even if goods were mad in small and flatbetimead boats, owing to the insignikant depth of water, which in many parts only amounts to 18 iodise, while nowhere is it deeper that live hot At Ismailia, a handsome and well-built town, the maritime rigok ceases, and the swest-water canal which brings the Nile waters to the centre of the desert amebas off towards Baez. The diatom from Is mailia to Son by this mil is a trifle muter 68 miles. On our journey through this canal we °Marred that in many plains the depth of the water did not mated 15 the however being very low, this was to be exported. In some spots the assert and seemed to have choked up tbe mai, but I hare no doubt that with a aufhoisat number of steam dredges it mild be kept open, though at sane et rem. At present there are no dredged on the sweet-name anal. M. de Lamps mune us to that with tbe mesas which he has a hit disposal he will thi to Rai& his meal in three fr om th em a hal from this time fres far I oould Jude* from epresen t state of the works sod om the pro gram which is being made, I think that if the ma is Suisbed in twenty years he will ho very fortunate. By ia mooing to an enormous extent ths number of his dre4se he may be able to shorten this period ; but, even in the event ci his being able to do so, I shall be much eareind if be mesas io cocaina( the canal in the time stated, or in doable that time' Haoserron notrrral. The Bishop of Oxford will preach at St. Philip's. Begeotaireet, on Sunday mon ism in behalf at the funds of the Consamptios Hospital, The cam of this maul chain wasshe advo cateEntialtt Sunday by the Archbishop el Areengb, at Holy Trinity, Wandsworth • and caw previous Sued* by the lieu Charts Kingsliy, at the Chit* Royal, S. The peoullar and beamisat objects of MN hospitalwen eloquently dwelt upon by the prearben It sprain& that the annual subsaiptiona amounted to about 5,0001., bat the yearly expenditure was asesly doable that ammat. Hirai the great need of bequest appeals to the liberality of the public. Amongst man ses hastening details illustrating the wawa. of the hospital, and the immeming amain of good /Meted by ite mans. $ piss for evading ear patient' to Madeira next winter was nesetioesd. ia whisk the so aeration at the public would be required to mad the eat of ida, voyage oat and lame. the 11116111 SIS hang espied to provide; for the patients whilst there. TM sallation at the Chapel Bcyal armaitted to 1211. lis. 106., sad at Wandsworth to 421. 81. 7d. Ogrliali WORKING SCHOOL, HAVISINTOOK-lIILI, N.W.—The committee of this exosilent charity, to ash leate ita 107th anninnery. has deterodsel to naive 80 poor orphan cidliben daring the present yaw. The man Mane will he is October. and they an quite prom& to matinee this number aanually if the rabbi; will bet the medial funds. Lord Ebery and George ilsemn g n will preside at the pubbe examination an 14 .15th lees, the agitation, which e Wendt ally Mesta% mad I. OM Of the met healthy spots around the ineenmeils. Miriterotxraie BartwaX.—A h lsecial meeting of sharehadas in this escapsy was yesterday at the °Moe, 17, Didnetnet, Westminster, Mr. J. H. Pawing la the elmir, far ths pa . coesideting •WU now Won pawn es the Gnat Weston nY krri t S the sommeelem of weeks man aqui sans at Lade la ;Mei= to their ma and otter todertac. hr s. The stamen mid the hill lame Mem was on el the Gast Maim Geseminfa, sad smicompli sear previ sions it sentaimed a Mess for esedraing the egesemost twese the Gnat Wanes sad the Maregistitaa sasprisa. the °M et el whiek sgessessat was f. maim perm prow& Ma for the es tie it w Great Weston Mille seer the Yettopsiitaa lies. B. then mond the toned melee. the the bW, whisk haw* bona esated=r d as In • vote et Omaha to the ohaimma Z=X ia ttarizALOiartsus Commuirr (Locrrat). Tans esesipte he wish ming Say 21.12,4741. Is. 6d. HAYMARKET. After ooquetting for a time with the serious status., and acting in a pine which failed bemuse it woo wither good hosed burlesque, ace play, mar eteisks Mr. Bobbin bee retuned be ems et thin light essuotrie parts is wkl bps i most likely to topper to the greatest advaatege. The dose la while this daandeit is the mated but not the only important damn is • this. .el adap tation from the Gemara by Mr. John °milord, and it woo produced loot night with well merited sower under the Waite title of Brother Sam. Though this title mils up reedfrotione of Lord Dusdreary, and though his stuttering lordship is spokes el frequently during the program al the comedy, Brother Boas is as far superior to Our American Cowin as a piece of Hammy werkniashipow David Gerrit* woo to the Women is Mauve. The original onnady—slid, we believe, the Happy Fader of a Family—hr bees mesh shared by the adapter, without impairing the humour sod ingenuity of fie plot, sod the dialogue hr been very happily written. - The story, width is made to sustain three eels, in very dodo in idea, the interest being maintained by the development, or new play, of connotionel character, mud the unerielasy es to the termination at the plot A semandece nephew wham so make • rich mole believe that be a amnia sad added, sad for this porpoise he toter himself into • friend's home, takes forcible palmation of it, and Indus the friend sad the friend's wife emit him is the scheme, in spite of their remonslannom. The only willing sake is • young lady who mosents to appear as his wife from • love of fun, and whose wit proves toe nimble for him until the ekes of the door, whom she at last discoven that the loves him. The fneMents of the piece are extremely farcical and pantomimic, and, with the exception of one or two, are not remarkable for fm, bet they see of that preened order whisk Mr. filimu always istroisom in hi drama, sod they min he patty the sodium A this. set play depending upon • &libels% deception might orally have been made repulaive, if it bad not beet) lightly written end lightly acted. The action lies in the hands of eve penans—Brother Sam, played by Mr. &than ; the rich uncle—• theatrical victim of all kinds of deception from time bnolunosiel—played by Mr. Book. stone ; a henpecked husband, played by Mr. Compton ; a inagnilleent hsorpeoking wife, played by Mu Snowdon ; sad the young lady, played by Yin Nally Moors. The acting was puled. Ms. Bothers pee en elaborate sod genial sketch of an impudent " await," not unknown to the stage, who will do mythic( not positively criminal rather than work for • living. The part tics now of the dialled/we peedimities—the conerete emitridties of Lord Dendreary--bet it mains clever gentlensanly acting, sad it got it. The dry honour of Mr. Oen,lce, the wore fall flavoured humour of Mr. BooksSone, 'nabs animal gram and spirit of Nies Nally Moors, wets of material serene in .searing the rooms of the piece, and so wee the smear)' The drawievroonis of en elegant seaside residence here serer been snore thertaingly represented. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. CANKRIDGE, Max 24. TICS ANIASKICATION OP THZ LAI% PRIBIDINT LUIOOLS.—At * sempessalion this day, Mr. Viso-Ohancsallce read the newer from the Minister et the UMW& States to the address of coodoines inlay voted by the semen on the iwaininatioa of Mr. Dewsln. HOSOILZT Dmonima.—At thew comsreption the de gree of D.D. (~ar merits) was combined urn the Rev. Edward Bis, of Binge' College, manor of Ens, sad the Bev. Beery Memnist Butler, et Trinity College, master of Harrow. The engreptioa was anniarocaly attemded in an aca demical owes, and in addition we graced by the presenos of s leap number of Win sad other feehicemble aompeny. owing to lan lona atininiasse in tin shaper of this wino cradeally comdmend hamar oa behalf of the Ps= /112=Maralainaltecietlite ceps tae► y in the traiv d eent7Beta l Gardens. full tans at the University, the Unimak boat races, the weather, sad the present unrivalled appearance of eti The onempadmatos were Is encrig foam am sky isvorn o bli er aLsi sca = the F ur r* of Iran or say of interest Is supeated in the limais, an —Butler's d did not hesi tate to mann their disapproval of Dr rivaled proclivity. It was proposed to nee the of up= Rama, Tyndall. P. 11.8., who lately de. livered tits Bade lecture is the fiematwbossee, bat the learned gentleman was not preasst , mid the matter wee de fined. The depress upon - Drs. Belnm and Butler wen onderrod by special gran, and a similar one gond for eon tarring that ups* Profaner ?radon at aim keno period. ELECTION IMLLIGENOII. NOITIWIPTOW.—The conservative gators of the beengh of Northaesptos held • meeting oa Monday otter. nose, at the Osage Hotel, for the purpose of receivlog Kr. George F. Holroyd,•dirsotor of the Lewin, °Mama. and Dover Railway, who is • caudidate for the borough. Mr. Henry Pray presided, and Hr. Holreyd addrered the coating at some length, avorriag hiseellf a &triple of the soesarvatin about A resoluta(' the meeting to emit Ida in his eaadidatar• we edoptediad so influential • omandase *painted. The Meads of Lord Healey end Mr. Ohara* Oil*, the sena, meentess, at. pessmeg as active canvass as their behalf. Mr. Lesemosa. siorsl mess. botereer, is too spoken of am a imadidata. CANWARVON.—Mr. William Bnlkeley Hughes, who had renceseated the Carearvon bormeghs foe twisty. two years, last we defeated I. 1849 by the pressat mein. be; Mr. Wyea•Plach, thee Mr. Wynne, will ease foe ward ap • a. and has isms& ea address, M which be deelares h • supporter of Lord Palmerston. Mr. Wynne. Finch is • liberalnomervative, and is one of the few members wbo did rot vote on the Danish division. NORTH RIDING. —The Hon. E. Duneombe has lamed an address soliciting re-election in the ormierrative Marred Cowanorga.—Yesterday a joint address appeared from Mr. F. J. Mellor and Hz. P. O. Papilloa, to the &lectors of Colchester. soliciting a renewal of the trust wedded to them in Mt The address expresses °Deserve. Um principles ; the ante time it advocates " a wise economy, blended with& determination to preserve efficiency in the various depattnisas of the date." ROYAL BOTANIC Swum —Yesterday, the first fete end flower show of the Royal Betook Beatty for the sewn took plea at the garden in the Begeot's.park, under peculiarly favoarabk oircumetaaces. The weather, mo rally so advent to horticultural imbibition', was bright end sassy tat agreeably cool, and the gardens, refreshed by the inset rates, win is the fullest glory of verdure, and set cid the rhododendron sad laburnums in bloom, which were spierent all over the open space. In the teat whin the Ikea eshibilke proper wee dispkyed, there was a mmelve collection of antler. pelargcmiuma, calesoluies, orchids and heaths, sad a few fine specimen of meas. Nothing could be more rich in colour or mon luxuriant in every respect Ikea the lowering plank, which were piled le time ova the large arse of the prissiest loseques, whit& wee of .owns ensiled with visitors, who went thorough this plea. seat defy before dispersing themselves ever the kirk to listen to a varied seised= of Innis performed by the buck of the 2ed Life Guards and the Hone Guards (Blue). In • retired part of the prams was to be found another tent, is which a calleedo• of rhododendron, peonies, azaleas, he., was eshibited, sad which, being andissevend by the neje dty of time visite, afforded a quiet eskymest to those who penetrated thither. Amongst the 'hikes were the Boehm sad Primes Nary el Oleabridp. Le Comte CFA, the Ihmeses of flatterieed, the Dowager Duchess of Bulbar. land, the Bishop of Oxford, Lords Alfred Hervey, Chnbasi, Leigh, Ossavilk, Blaney. Reedley ; BBTn, the Frimels, Antrim, Timid* Premise, Renee owns, Bre ams, Antrim, eel Reveries seakkedsoe mid wiles. itrusum AMionArtur eon rm• PitomorrioM oft Sodas. ficsestm.—h sesetiag of the sillensaterg weeks al this sinesiekois ins held lest alibi at the aces of the nasty Adserskeet, dips • .ft• W. Credits in Wm ells. , Vickie delegalso el the eentimertal seloginiery instketiens were press& The eimirmen, ia swim, the proseidlep, referred te the preent pa sitics el the refermee teey meeenne In Ragland, sad to the armless which would be sleeked ken the mitabikkassit of it= for female, ecravisk. Re mho relined to the Now et the system et tempertitioe, sad to the de. etrahthey et elleldlehdt edemoderhe ter adults. • pesood ecoversedoe lws& le whisk the kodpi = g a took pert, sod a the dad of et. regeriteteetss es the esatheed. 'The dest. iss befog 114111 atom* with • dew to wadies inter. =2::11 the keteeeheage ot 'dohs co the vendee, se eneE end ether ea 0011 M. istiee yea tie the preseedep Tide of dodos te the