The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-20 00:00:00

- - z,--- I r-- ,----i--, > _ - , .• ~,,,_...,,,-,7 Crflaj rt 4 L* w . -- A \; ; 1 1 . T \, all TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINZ of CLIMB PACK IN for APATRALIA train Lando. ettreet. Tonnage. Docks. 1 ' To Sail. _-- -- (111:1121111 mu<Hume.) THE SLESWIG-HOLSTEIN QUESTION. BERLIN, MAT 19. Illy lb Jess 12 May 10 Melbo y urne IJolin L Dinirocckl 'l,OOO I & India I Bplne Queensland land orders, C.W. Brisbane . • Young Australis 2,000 IL India I . Rockhampton . Empress of the I Bess ' 2,500 'E. India I June 7 Queen of theCoio-! 1,600 ; • Z. India Manteca andl , • 2.000 .LlTerpo&l br"1" —l24l'srang ' LW . K India Pot Deutsna.. Ilontm.lreney . Tide celebrated hey of pacifism have, by their punctuality em rapid passages, flamed • world-gams reputation, and their pan anger accommodation t unsurpassed by at* %ones afloat.—/or all particulars respecUng freight or pomp to Australia apply to dAtigri HAINES and lb., Liverpool alt Agents for the Black Dal Lein: and T. IL MACKAY sad Co., 1. Leedemballnireet, linden. D.C. MESSRS. MONEY WIGRAM and SOS' (of Blacks'sll.yard, London% LINZ of STEAM snd P L CIEST Eit'S to MATRA LIA.—For NYLBOQ&NR Port Phillip, direct (to leave the Docks on Tuesday, Awe 10. calling at Plymouth), the splendid clipper ship VORICSIIISE, 1,100 tons, E. ADOLPEItd REY:\ ELL. Commander; lying in the lost India Docks. tier accommodations for all claws of passengers are umnrpamed, and she will carry an experiesimd surgeon. roc freight or pamage apply to ALLPOST and MONO AN, with Messrs. MONEY wit:Roil and SONS. 7, Leadenhalletreet. k ..rspireetsamititi pac are convoyed front Paddington . . • -.a. CratAnD LIICK—BBIIIIIII end Noxell No AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL the Admiralty ?a x on beware LIYIRTOOL and gigot and between TOOL end BMW, thelloska ships calk; st Halifax to sad metro end walk The 41- 'Meg or other .vsenels s s amen to asil how Liverpoe, selling at Owl' to roselve the magi: PERSIA. kw NEW YORK. tkearday, May le. AFRICA. for HORTON. Saturday, fey 27. 'SCOTIA, for NEW YORE. Saturday, inns S. • Taking passesgere sad goods tor Names and ilavanneh, to he traseforred at New York fsubjeot to the penaleston cd the UnitedAtaltss satituritissi on board the RAMS. Corsica. tamps saw Including steward's lee and provisoes. bat witioal winos or liquors :—To Bahia: and bootee, chid cable, dill second cabin, CA To New York. chid cella. . mead cabin, ZIA Irreght to Halifax, Doeton, and New Yet. SS = l ea “, ak iind per cont. prints=?Zte .. l. R. 'cord. Old Leedom . J. IL sad 11, Plebe de la BOUM. Puts: G. and J. Barak Inerasineiree, Glasgow D. sad O. Meal Qassaffilows or aad 0. Maolver, 8. Water r's'. No ticket will now be lamed wlthout the production ot the aragere pmety Ttbea. /MX PROM LIVERPOOL OIL ORE. QUILINSTOWN TO NNW ______ TaIiLIVIRPOZIJ: NEW YORK, anti nEELILDELPELA 5T6A3141112 001IIPA1(Y hatred der padding tbaly tallgoverad Clyde-boa boa Ilamw eesemabir, sanyiss Ike Vatted States masa, FROM uvcßpnot tar 1(1W TORN. CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wachmeday, May 24. CITY OF CORK. Saturday, May 17. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, Kay 31, Aod every Wedneaisy, and every alternate Saturday. Oa la sewage by Sae eaaD atesala• smiling every Weaned/2W sad 11 entree; warding to tie acessamodato. panto tames by the Saturday's show-ere, 111 (divas. Forward pulsar Includes a tuU supply ft cooked proybalons. rasaacc OaaaAq the Oohed ASSN. and Britt& Columbia. booked to very advantageous terns..—Fer further parilanlara only t 4 'FILMY INYAII Waterotrad, riverbed ; or la ISIVIS OA KAM, IT. Ling meliest, Loadon. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—The Netherlands Steamboat Company's tut and disowns stassner BAYAVIEL ,ptain W. SMITH, will leave Brunswick Mar. Blackmail. BV CRY SUNDAY at 1l o'clock. oft anWal of the WO a.m. Wain from Fenchurclbstreat Mallow—For freight and pones awl, at CHAPLIN'S ilarearml Offics, Beganbairems, W.; or to MULISH'S. OILAVIS, 1111LIIPPS and Co., 11, iced-lane, LC. BRA. —Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wink, amid Central Osarnany.—The North Osman Lloyd's One drat clam screw steamer CONDOR, Captain HAMS, sill be despatched from !lonely dots n oa THURSDAY, the 26th May fweather permittmia. at 10 am., ernes at Madman Pier ter is at It nom —Fares to Bremen, St sad Al : retain and LI Ha—Apply at CHAPLIN'S Unteersal Oda, W.. or to PHILLLPFS, olIAVltd. mums n.Xood•lans, ILC. g o O i TLENBURG.—The fine, first-elase steamer Grew WAA, Cart MTEIIII,, will he tieepeteard from Mora Owl tits Owl kWh • Ibis *war Las se men. aceosmodation for passengers. To be following bp TM bamhurg Paekek—For race of freight and railings apply at Chaplin' Universal Oahe, Regent-eireus. W.. or to PHILLIPPS, ORATES, PIIILLIPPS and Co.. 11, Itood•lano, E.C. CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND ;United, Authorised capital £4,000,000 Capital subscribed £2,000,000 Capital paid.up Reserved Fund £200.000 Dividend Reserve Fund DIRECTORS Tits Right Hon_ JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governor. JAMES LEVICE, Esy., Merchant, King's Amu-} Dism , Yard. Governors. JAMES NrGENT DANIELL, Esq., London, Jame Childs, Esq., London. Alexander Dunbar, Esq., Old Brooded/yet, Landow Charles Ma, Eaq., Do> &a Adolphe dahlia, Esq. (Mews. Pinto, Hain Brothers, and Co.), T" London. The Hon. T. C. Hallhurten. M.P., Chairman a the C.sizada . Mandy Aasoclation, London. Won Harrison, Eat. (Mews. YOUllff, Harrison, and Bevan) Director of the Thames and Mersey Insurance Company. BtehaEd Stuart Lane, £aq. (Messrs. lane, Hankey, and Ca) London. - . Charles K Newbon, Esq., London. Hear) Ilsekri Pownall, Esq., J.'P., Russell-square, London. Joseph ll Smith, Esq. ,Messrs. Mackrill Smith and Co.), Broadotreet, London. Edward Warner, Esq., M.P., London. John Weetroartand. Esq. (Director ot the Royal Ignorance Coos. pony), London. Abort Grant, Esq., ilatutglng Director. BANICIRS. The Agra and Masterman's Bank (limited). Messrs. Smith. Payne, and Smiths. The National Bank. Loudon. Dublin, and its Brunches In Ireland. The Altmann Bank (Limited). Loudon, Liverpool, and Mau. cheater. BOLlCitokn—liesun Newbon. Evans, and Co., Nicholanlane, SUSI N ESS TRANSACTED. This Company negotiates Loans for Colonial and Foreign Governments Co-operates in the Financial arrangements of BriUsh and ether Railway. : Makes Advances to Corporations, Town Coundlu and other Saddle bodies : Negotiates Loans for Public Works; Assists in the introduction of Industrial and Commercial Undertakings Makes advances u po n approved Stocks. Shares. Bonds. &c. Makes temporary leans upon elleible Freehold and Leasehold Securities. ALFRED LOWS, Secretary. Insilco, 17 and Mk Cornhill, May 4, DMA DEBENTURES ISSUED BY T HE CREDIT F6RCTEit and MOBIL= of ENGLAND :LWOW). ISSUE OF 1000.00 n OLSEN:TURES .. WITH INTEREST EATABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors have di cided to issue Debenture Bonds of the Company for the amount, and hearing interest as under. via : In sums of /10. E2O, 1,50, £lOO, £2lO, 0400, and 41,000, with Coupons attached. EITELIST, For three year'. For floe years . For seven years Interest payable quarterly, eta., on the 30th Mirth, 10th 10th September. and 30th Decernoer In each year. at the Coen pany's Bankers. The first payment of Intermit will be Made cethe DOth June *est. . . . . 1 Per cent. per annum. 45 The distinctive feature In the debentures issued ly this Company is their perfect security ; the amount of the capital subscribed, paid-up, and uncalled. and the general invested sears of the Company, as well so the large reserve fund, anon!. Ing the most ample security to the investor. Thole Debentures are trued payable to bearer. and can there fore pass by simple delivery Imm hand to hand without endone ment, and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also trued—to meet the requirement. of trustee' and others—trans ferable by deed only, to be duly registered In the Company's books In the names of the investors or their assign. Forms of application can be obtained of the Secretary, whom all communications must be addressed. By order of the Coed, ALFRED LOWE, Secretary. London. 17 and 18, Comilla, May 4, 1846. DEMBITS RECEIVED BY THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited) RAM li—bii)Rif-6ir-iiisrosrr. Thla Companirecei;vilioOe; on Lrelio;llitieiune et ElO and upwards on the following terms until ther notice. : At fourteen days' notice For fixed periods of Not lees than two months Beyond two and up to four months Brroud bur and up to sit mon th s Any period beyond sic months Forme can be obtained of the Secretary, to whom mil contantob callous must be addressed.—By order of the Court. ALFR&D LOW& Secretary. London, 11 and 18, CorrihUl, May t, 1866. DRscams BILIOUS and LIVER . never falllgl rexnedy prepared without any trwedlent, tram the recipe of Dr. Scott, will be found invainabte M ell who antler from bi lio us sad liver ocesplalabs, istligestion, wind, spoon. &Mame, dizziness of the ryes, to. ler habitual geetivenees, as a family aperient medicine, and as • pander of Its blood, they are truly excellent :mild in their operettas and ipstetni to the stomach, they create appetite, promote digestion. and strengthen the whole nerve:is system.—Rohe by w. Ito" bark Ilunnixt, 8. ging WilliainaL, Charing-green and by MO" tnuentsta In home, la.lid- and Is. ad. De nue Wash far De. &mit s Bilious and Liver RIM The genuine are in • swum ps piskare with WILLm Lambert' egraved on Ye Mao& Brisbane lout J.. ,6 " C. 0 1 7 74 lambs* , UverPOol• so, BPI. o. TeamPle. 8. $ t i.e— THE CREDIT FONCIER AND MOBILIER OF ENGLAND Lindtech ARE INSTRUCTED TO 111LCI1Y£ SUBSCItIP- I TIONS rug X 1,512,000. A STOCK Or THE METROPOLITAN EXTENSION RAILWAYS of the LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOVER RAILWAY COMPANY. In 30,300 Prtwislonal Scrip Certificates to bearer of 1.40 each. With interest guaranteed by Sir S. Morton Pete, Hart.. Bette. and Crampton at 6 per cent. per annum on price of Issue, payable on amount paid up. an from let January, 1866, and payment of such interest will be continued to Mt July, leo7, by half miy payments on Ist July and let January In each year. diat six month: Interest will ba paid on Ist July. 1066. Deposit, XI per exrUlicate on application, and X 4 on allotment. Price of Leann £2l for each CertiScat , equal to £62 10s. per LlOO Stock. Liability limited to amount of subscription. The remaining half of this stock, 21,213,000, will not be issued for twelve months, and then only as paid-up Stock, and at not less a price than 410 per £lOO Stock advance on the present price of issue. DIRECTORS. The Ittscht Eon. Lord 801:Fliiii; retie Court, Faversham, Kent, Marmon. The Lord HARRIS, K.S.L. Orossenor.muare, Deputy Chairman. Sir R. W. Carden, Royal Exchange Buildings. George Cobb, Kay., Bredenir, Bittumbourne. Edward W. Edwards, Esq., Victorlaatreet, London. William Gladitoue, You., ST, Old Hroadatreet, London. Charles J. Diana Iw4, 'aversion'. 0. Y. klolruyd. Faq., a, linasex.aquare, Hyde-park, W. James Lake, big., liewlands, Sittingbourne. Sir C. H. J. Bleb, But, Nottinghamplaos, Loudon. Sir Cusack P. Sauey. 15, Lassaimm.plaim, Londou. Ste John Maxwell iy4lao, 51.14..tead,iitttingbourne. soucrroits. Freshenlda and Newman, 6. Bank-Wading', LC. re 71.1 Great NOVEO-161194 : SZatigrAn-W. (888801 11.11. 1 1 1 r. SS • OzaAL Xasion—J. 8. Portia, . rsasncras. The ptwnt object h t; of ir for subscripMon the hest halt the A Stock of the Metropoliten Extension Railways of the kedge, Chatham, sad Dover Compacy, amounting to Esaloyo, which, with the £1,1111,000 to be Issued only se fully (Lop stock, et not las a price than £lO per cent. increa.o ou : resent peke of Mem, or settler than twelve monthseoe, =Mee th e Meant of 14421,0E4 the tolal aramat of that Foil details of the lines and their present position are given at length in the statement annexed to the prospectus, which, with the sues, Mow the routes of these liaseaad them in connection la massidetteg this stook as ea Lavestmeat, the cincleel points for consideration ale, hest, the mottos of stock pm dividend upoe : secondly, theE: eu ripte : thirdly, the minimum divitisat r ier mat to a tal c Mani on the pries of issue The c add th e Extension &lbws is consti• toted as Wows, viz : Debentures •C.1,4v3,000 B Stock, entitled toe per cent, preference 025.000 C Meek, entitled ton per cent. preference otter B A Stock (present be teataled to ill- 1,21E0001 For future Yam as raaladerot profits ~ 2,04,000 holy paid-tp dock up to 6 per oath 1,213,000 8.5,7113,000 The total mileage Is about It miles. The traffic on the Metronan (thrergroundi Railway has ' amounted since Ist January, 1546, to an average of lan per mile I per w eek . which Is moreover daily inereubsg, and at present rims from metropolitan presagers, a trilling amount only of through ware and no moils being em pet carted on this line. When It is considered that the present tragic ou the Metropo litan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company. Is conducted over only two tree of way, and with an inadequate amount of rolling stack, also that It Is still unfinished, and that the portion at work has only recently been opened, Itwill be observed that the present receipts afford no reliable data upon which to form an estimate of the probable tattle. To be the anionnt at anything like what la felt by competent judges will be the actual result when the enormous Irak that the junctions with the Metropritan (UndermounrP. the Great Northern, the Midland. the Great Western, the West London &tension. the South Western. and the North Western—will ring on the lines, might be considered au exaggeration by thews inexperienced in the wonderful eirlietty of metropolitan and aurora traffic. it Is therefore thought better not to animate the probable tragic higher than the area age of the mileage receipts of the Metropolitan (Underpound! Railway, u above mentioned— viz., LOD per mile peqrr week. This multiplied by the mileage of the Metropolitan IxMaMon Lines of the London, Chatham, and Dever Railway Company, would give a return of £ri4,944 per annum. Isere thla son must be deducted 40 per cent. for working chums, which Is a liberal estimate. The net results from pomengers only may be estimated therefore at £293.966 per arum. The large goods traffic which these lines will enjoy, alike from the admir..ble position sod umber of the stations as from the arrangements made for working the traffic, will certainly aug ment the recelpr4e g t leant •141,000 net per annum . which in Mr are, after Interest on debentures and on the It and C stocks , would ld a dividend of 5 per cent. ou the whole of the £5,111111,0011 A stock (Including the present issue`„ which at the price It is now offered at would bo must to 10 per cent, per annum The price at midge tile • Meek la new offered must be tonsi l:lt i n=trir i zto b l em e Investor if one half of this permit a dividend of 6 per cent., the stock most certainly rise to par, which would practically be a profit of upwards of 41 per cent. above the price of issue. It is considered that results approaching tne above deems will be reached in leas than two years ; and that a steady luoreate may be fin tiler looked for from that time. Arrangements have therefore been made with Mr S. Morton Pato, Bart., Bette and Crampton, to guarantee interest so from Ist January, 1806, Until Ist July, 1867, at the rate of 4 per cent. per ansnm on the amount paid up, by which latter date It is confidently belleve.l the intrinsic merits of the whole system will have developed themselves. flis belief entertained as to the augmentation to value of this stock, when it Is considered that the lines possess metropolitan termini as well as metropolitan and suburban traltic, is borne out by the relative prices of the shares and stock of the Great Northern and of the Metropolitan (Under gro Railway Company, before they had finished their Raes and alter. ward viz.: The Great Northern A stock was In October, 1.551, quoted In the S ock Exchange list at c 54 per £lOO stock; it now Is worth £146. or 91 per cent. Increase In value The Metropolitan (Underground) Railway was In April. 1881. only four years age, quoted in the Stock &change list at equal to N. 44 per £lOO stock ; it now is worth £136, or gill per cent. Increase In value. These facts speak for themselves as to the prospects of the stock now offered for subscription. The price of subscription is Aced at £2l per Carat/cats of £4O, equal to £52 10n per £lOO stock, and the periods of payment are as lustier— al per Certificate en Application. 4 Allotment. 4 let September, 1965. 4 Ist December, letS, 4 Ist March. 1814. 4 Ist June, 1888. 121 All calls nut duly paid will render previous payments liable to forfeiture. When the whore amount of £2l per certificate is paid £4O stock for each certificate will be transferred into the name of the then holder thereof. The option will be given to all enhecribere to pay up in full nn allotment ;entitling them to interest on the whole amount of the prim of issue from ist January, 186.5, ; and discount at the rote of 6 per rent. per annum will be allowed on pr.-payment of in stalments. These two allowances would further reduce the price of issue by about £2 160. per cent, In the allotment, those apple diens the whole balance on which it is Intended by applicants to be paid in one instalment on allotment will be first considered. Applicskon must be made on the forms sneezed, and acoom ponied by payment of £1 par share (without which no applica tion can be considered), to any of the undermentioned bankers : The London and County Bank ; Messrs. Glyn, Mills, Currie, and Co. ; the Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited) ; Messrs. Smith, Payne. and Smiths ; the National Bank, London, Dublin. and Its branches in Ireland; the National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. and its branches In Scotland. In the event of oo allotment being made, the deposit paid will be returned forthwith without deduc tion; and it less are allotted than the number of certificates applied for, the sum paid will be applied towards the amount payable on allotment on the number so allotted. Prospectuses, with maps, plans, may be had of the under mentioned stockbrokers :—Mesare, Laurence, Son, and Pearce, 9, Angel court, LC.; Messrs. J. and A. Seriregeour, 10, 011 Broad street; Messrs. Knight, Dale, and Co., 1, Royal Exchange buildings, KC. ; and of the Credit Fonder and Mobllier of England (Limited:, :Allred Lowe, Esq., secretary), at their offices, 17 and 16, Cernhill, London; and at the opines of the London, alltillll3l, and Dover Railway Company (W. E. Johnson, Esq., secretary), Victoria - station , Pimlico, S.W. FORK OF APPLICATION TO BR PAID VP BY lIISTALKIRITS. To be left with Bankers. To the Directors of the Credit Fancier and MobtHer of England iLimited;. Ai,21t.000 A Stock of the Metropolitan Attention Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Com n. pa Gent y lemen,—llaring paid to the • Bank, the sum of E being Al per scrip certi,- Lc on scrip certificates, I request you to allot me scrip certificates of the above stocic, iu conformity with the prospectus leaned by you, and I hereby agree to accept such certificates, many less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further rum of At per certificate due on allotment thereof, and the instaimeists whoa due. I am, gentlemen, your obedient servant, Name In full Usual signature Address in fall Date May, INS. 'lnsert Bankers name. Or this form of Application to be need by applicants desirous of paling the balance In one Matelot. at on allotment. To be left with Bankers. To the Directors of the Credit Fonder and Moblller of England (Limited?. L 1,212,000 A stock of the Metropolitan Ettension Railways of the London, Chath an, and Dora Railway Company. Oentlemao,—Having p.fid to the• Bank the sum of E , being Li per writ, certi fi cate on pup certificate., I request you to allot me scrip certificates of the above stock In conformity with the pmapectus issued by you, and I hereby agree to accept such certificates, or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of £lO per certificate due on allotment thereof. I am, geetlemen, your obedient servant, Name in full Usual signature Address in full Date May, IBM • Insert Bsaksa name. THE INVIGORATIVZ NERVINE ESSENCE The meat seteatillesil prepared and most powerful nutvi live medial ever tnt restores to thew normal coalition the emotions os the Integrity of which perfect health dr peed& It ha sped& for debUlty of all kinds, and from Ste mu table& same etbstriagrediaMs, petsineand phosphate of soda, will prove highly beesendal to the aervom sad slMPastle- Pries M. per bottle. or Soar gesaittiso to ads for Us Sole A 4•1214, Marrs. Bemagartes wsd ,Co. MIO„ Osiortleamt. sad Ma. lemolturviestiset, it, Leics. Juno 30 June tO July 10 TM& NATIONAL BANC IS AUTHORISED TO RRCEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TUN SMARM OF THIS PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY, ON IRE TERMS OF THE FOL. LOWING PROSPECTUS. I MMANIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited,. With Peruvian Government guarantee of Interest at the rate of CI per cent. per annum, as hereinafter set forth on a total capital of .63,1140,000. Present Issue, £1,670,000, to 66,500 shares of £25 each. Deposittl posher* on application, and g?.per shareon allotment. Future calls of £1 10$. per share will he made at intervals of not less than three months be wren each call. Seven per cent. per annum .111 be paid during the construction, • and Is guaranteed by the luterwithiuni Contract Company (Limited). THE OXFORD.—ADELIA, by Donizetti, and the BROTHER and SISTER, by Sir Henry Bishop, will be performed EVERY EVENING, le which lOUs RUSSELL will make her no -appearance. The following artistes will also have the honour of appearing, viz., Miriam L'Enfant pianists. aged S years: George Hodson, Miss Este Belle, Madame Rams den, Les Freres Tanen, LBW Bob. Lea Fran fitonetto, and the Grotesque IYAubank—E VERY EVENING. DIRECTORS. WWle . m Latham Bißey, &q. (Bailey Brotben and Co, Liver- Wm. Carter, PK. (Joseph Robinson and Co., Latirencr Pountnep. John Enda, LK., Y.P., Director of the Bank of Ireland. P. N. bliteher, MR. (Alexander klatch*, and Co., 10, Itlihra METHCIPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware raid. Open at 7.30. Professor dereeim's hapeered MiNNIBBAHA; or the Abode of the Wass of the Naiads. BF Mari Venom First appearance of the Legitimate Comic, Albert Meeks. The Great Vance at Moe. Opera, MASTBA. with full Bsnd and Chorus. Manager and Mualcal DirisololL J. J. 1.001.11. Armoer , Ll . S. G. Get r ty, Seq., M.P. for Belfast. Onelowequere. W. Z. r) Lindsay, Req. (Kama IL IL Vivian and Co., Blr mise S. L. Roe, Zee., Beerlbw Ironworks, BredfortL Albert Rinrde, Leo.. Aagel-court, Throgniortoastreet, Director of the National Beak. Robert Sletpsoe, Iraq. (Frederick Lerkk and Co.), Charlotte row, and Cwm Glyn Ironworks. PARIS. -GRAND HOTEL DU LOUVRE.- Kstablbased k 1846.-flitnate In the most meters' part of Paris, Rue de Rival mid Platy du Petals Boyd -Six Misdeed bedrooms at from 3 to In fr. -WI ilitting.rooms at from 4 to PO tr. -a richly decorated Dining Salooe-Table d'HOte at Ws o'clock -Public Coffee and Diming Boma-Choke Wises-Diann served j la carte both in the dining-rooms and the private apart meet-Reading and Convermatioo Baboons: also Saloom for Musical, Wedding, and other parties-all Newspapers and Serial Publications received-Muses, Coffee, Smoking, sod Billiard Rooms-numerous Bath Booms-Carriages on ,the presnimm-tiret class PrIVIWe Equipages at command-Ownibmem rooming to all the railway eta/ions-Postal Letter-box-Telograph office imp s.d night-Photographic Studio-, staff of servants spiking all Icia _ BAN ULM London—The National Bank. Livered—The National Bank of Liverpool. Manchester—The Manchester and Liverpool Distrtct Bank. Ireland—The Bank of Ireland, and its Branches. „ The Branettes of the National Bank. CONTR &ChM& Thal Internstiomal Contract Company (limited). John r , Jobb Mortimer KappeL tioL 'MORS. Mesas. Blrobass, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., Parliament-street. Mesas. lisster, Boa Norton and Co Victorin.stroeL c.s. • :., es. PER DOZEN QUARTS :--Meaujoisia • Medal), 12s, bd. ; St. Zmillon Claret (1682),18e ; 181.: Cadiz Sherry, Pla. ; eructed Pert 91a. Per dozer len= Pinta:—Pure White Wine &Means Vinegar, Ss. ed. Vamp . * Invalid Stout, 81. 9d. Single bottle sent for price and id. extra in etarapc-01101036 VEILEY, Sbouldliani-eireet, Bryan sionecinare. W. ft per dorm extra elierged and allowed lee ease and bottles. BKOICERS. London—Mears. P. Casanova and Co.. ihreadnaadMatreet. Mesas. Seymour and Co., Throgloortou-stratt. Liverpool—Messrs. 'norms Tinley and Sans. Manchester—Messrs. Warner and Page, Stamp Ogica-buildinga Dubltn—Edward For, Pao , Dame-street. SzoKruay —lt. A. Smith, Ilaq. °Zees, sa. Cututwastreat West, F.C. BROWN BROTHER& - PATENT PRAMS and ODOCIIII, Bares* landliwo, Trinlea Perlmar Imess.te.. PIIC.IIB CONAIDIZABLY RAMC= 166, PIOCADILLY. Cliakirsso bsi. Thls Company Is formed for the construction and working of two liars of railway In Peru—orie to conned the seaport of Piece with the town of Yea : the other to connect the city of Arequipa with the port of Itejlal For the censtructlen of these railways the Government of Pam have wonted special concesdoes, a guarantee of income, which would appear exorbitant, if liiare not that the statistics of the existing traffic have satisfied the Peruvian Go vernment that the railways, when at wort, will yield returns which will not only relieve the government of the charge for their guarantee, bus far caned the sum required for that par- The Peravian Government guarantees for the period of twenty. five years—or until the railways have produced, over and above the cost and prevision for repair, renovation. and mai Menses's for the spew of two consecutive years, dividends at the rate of 7 per cent. per annum—So Income of £233,600 per annum, charged upon the public revenues of the State, and further secured by hypothecation of the guano shipped to buropron stone. The concessions for the railways contain the usual proviaion for re imbursing to the government (out of any surplus profit exceed. leg a 10 per cen t. per annum dividend to the shareholders; such sums, If any, as may have been paid by them to corer their guarantee. The concessions of these lines of railway from the Government of Peru is for a period of ninetpaine years from the opening of the railways A sullicieut awn wall be set apart to form a sink ing fiord for the redemption of the whole capital, at • osmium of LlOO per cent., to he operative vastly after the first twenty years of the working of the rallwaya The shares so redeemed to be altogether cancelled, and the dividends which would other wise be payable oil such shares to accrue to and form part of the sinking fund. After the Orr fifty years the price at which shares D AVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. pee lb.. shall be redeemed and cancelled shall be regulated at such parsfilas, Is. Id.; mooed paraMne, la. ed .: Wane. ill a or other price than glee per cent. premiums the state Tite r and Is. fid. ; fine British wax, Is fal. : transparent wax, 10. id.; sinking tend shall wet-rant. Belmont wax and sperm, la; German Ira; le. M. : botanic 1 When It Is borne to mind that the Peruvian Government lean, wax. la ; composite, 641.. 9.1., and the best, 104.: metallic tor ' besets, el per oent. per annum interest, previously borrowed on pekoes tamp. , e d . ; emote.; aid. ; moulds, T o . ; wet therms SPOUTIty, la rapidly in the course of entinentOn, It will c o p . . ek, sa 0 4 . p er keno.: yellow snap, I. Oa., *la, and be quite evident that, irrespective of the prospect of s much 455, per 112Ihe. ; mottled, tbs. ; old brown Windsor. Is. 9d. Der bWier aft of dividend being realised from the working of the ket ; common brown * le d.... le. ; white Windsor, l e. , a. . nißway, the =Sure of the security should oblate a ready narket May, la tri._ ; glycerine and almond, Is. per bar —for mak at for the sham of the Company. M. P. DAVTRES and SONS* old sfaWlahsd warelsoess, fill, fit. The preepecM of revenue from the working of the railways are, m ee tt k im ek e. Charing-oros, Londoa, WC, however, so great as to render the government guarantee in 1 other respects so important; a feature of hut secondary gestoo. T. Taraddie of Two b....board ....ly 1,500 rolls. and 1 d j . C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets en area of about 00.000 square miles. There is, perhaps, no i country to the world In which the elements of commercial prep 1 perkier* more complete. The mineral products of all kinds with which its interior provinces abound, combined with its long oir and holes of their PRIZE MEDAL PARAFINE CANDLES. SUPPLIED TO ilia iwanrs oovsairaturr. C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires . s• holder mast or marring • fi ts soy canal and stretch of coast, give it an almost unrivalled facility for the de hen. to the sod : • - t kit: D ttokk vetettz k l . velopment of commerce on the most extensive scale. To this development one obstacle—and one isloue—exits ; the want 01 proper means of communication between the ports mid the into. ; e ll riot oountic. la spite of this obstacle, the large existing trade of the Re- sad olostay. Wilserved bats straant mann* . ,im ate ILO C. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting Mud • CHAMBIR CANDLES, for cleantineos, safety Lean fi rs, TRUE NAME IS GM EVERY CANDLE. ring for their object the remedy for this ect are 4l 4 l = ji. , 0„. Mad J. IFLEJARe.,Vakitalniali,gi he remunerative is shown by the working of the I allan and oe • manu f ac turem of th e Lima Railway ra , which sow pays dividends at a te approaching SOAP: manufacturers of the New Patent Hard, Self•fittlng ..rtik £3O per cent, per annum on the original cost of construction. Chamber Candles; manufacturers of the Pr lee Medal Parafins The ordinary charge for the conveyance of goods per mile In Candles, AS SUPPLIED TO HER MAJLarre GOVERNMENT. 1 Peru Is equal to the charge for the carriage of a like quantity In Great Britain fourteen miles. RES HER ' S KASHMIR FLANNEL The construction of the railways to be undertaken by this 'f H SHIRTS.—SoId Only by THRESH KR and GLENNE, Out ' Company will establish communication between Important fitters, next door to Somerostehouse, Strand. London. centres of commerce in the interior and the proper ports on the ' sea coast. The line from Hein to Arequipa Is laid out to serve the traffic IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. which "P resent tales the route from the latter city to the P ert .H. RODGERS' IMPROVED CORA= SHIRTS, six for 45i. of Islay, a route which form the main channel of communica- Oood useful shirts ;our No. SO, In all sires, We. the holf-dozen, blue from the coast to the district& of Arequipa, Puno, and unequalled for excellence and cheapness Priced lists, with full Cuzco, and the northern portion of Bolivia. routers, post free.—RODGERS and Co., shirt makers, fe, St. The connection with the Wt-mentioned state is Important, as r orthielane, Charing cress Established 60 years the establishment of a system of railways suitable to its own On parts Fre/gals. wants Is now a subject of serious attention. The railway now proposed would form one of the male outlets of any such system to the road of the Pacific, a circurestance which alone must G ENTLEMEN ' S DRESS.—No. 106, Strand. — secure It a considerable additional tisane of the most remuners. HAMILT and KIMPTON, Tailors, invite aa early Uwe drecription. inspection of the NEW SPRING GOODS, which are now ready. The railway from Pim° br Yes Is proposed to be constructed N.ll,—A stock of Overcoats always oa hand foe present nee. under conditions analogous to these of tin , Callao and Lima Una i lO5, STRAND, OPPOSITE EXPIRE HALL alreadyreferred to, From the easy character of this line, and a large existing ' TF YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, ironic In the district to be traversed, It Is evident that the . sad C,o.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTMANTEAUS, net revenue must greatly exceed the guaranteed amount. 1 Trunks, Bags. and every other travelling requisite. Also Field, The lengths of the proposed tines are sa follows : I Marine, and Opera Glasses, unrivalled for excellence and cheap- Heil& to Arequipa Pim to Yca se „ Total 156 miles IPPOWLANDS' MACASSAR O IL. A ceetract for the construction of the liner has been entered 1.111 This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is universal,' In tato with the International Contract Company .Limited„ se• high repute for Its unprecedented success during the last sixty cording to the estimates of G. P. Bidder. hp., C.E., and J. M. years In promoting the growth, Minting and beautifying the Heppe, Faq • C.E. human hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, In accordance with the terms of each concession the Company strengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and chil dandriff dren , and it will be converted into a Societe Anonyme with shares to bearer, makes it beautifully soft, pliable, and glory. For ls or, If necessary, Into two flocktbs Anonyms. especially recommended, u forming the buts of a beautiful head The capital of the Societf Ationyme, or Socif Hs Anonyms, of Ildr. while In f ondintroducton ato the nursery of royalty, and the will be F. 3,340,000, to br issued In shares and bonds high esteem in which it s venally held. with numerous tea. The present Company has been formed as a Limited Liability thermion constantly received of its efficacy, afford the best and Company, the shares In which will be exchangeable for shares surest proofs of Ha menu--Pala Ss. ed., 75,, lea 6d., equal to of a like denomination in the :recta& Anonym. four small, and riot. per bottle—Sold at 20. Hatton-garden, and Copies of the articles of association, of the contract, and of by chemists and perfunsers—eusk for Rowlands' Macassar OIL the acts of concession, with translations. are open, at the ofiloes of the Company, for Inspection by parties desirous to become RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES, the TITIENS' subscribers, so that they may make themselves acquainted with BOUQUET, Indian Bouquet, and Chinese Bouquet, Is. 64. all the provisions and conditions of such concessions. cora ; 3in a holt 7... The Jockey Van for the Races. 10s. ed., The deposit paid on application for shares will be forfeited and by pod fee 11 . Rhomeis Table fountains, from £1 10e. the allotment cancelled In cases where the further payment os li. RIMMEL Perfumer to the Emperor of the French, itc., 96, allotment is not duly made In accordance with the terms of the Strand ; 11, Combat ; and ICJ, Regent-street, London. allotment letter. I - Applications for shares must be made in the sneered form, ad dressed to the Directors ; but no application will be considered unless accompanied by the receipt of one of the bankers of the Company for LI per share on the number of shares applied for. This sum will be returned In the event of the application not ' , IC acceded to. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH aal SOL 1 and 4. 0000GLIWIWIL W. jOtARLOW'S PATENT CASE. STAND s new lineation, so admirably contrived that a ran t 4 0 : well as smaller maks, may be raised or tillsd on it labour or trouble. Us sedan ao Yet Wsedlasent or %be meet limpid hold by so peenbality ma be die:Gybed. Price pa, Ile., las., to suit 44, 9, and 18 glebe cab. BARLOW'S SELF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. No slim requirml. No mare Sat beer or soot Wilke. Price le. dd. ; ditto, elsotroplate ea—Apply direct to JAltai BARLOW, patentee, 14, Oen Rlllitaaa.Mreet, Mantionlionsa Om that hie WOO and address ani ma every silk& ; all seaman lPsriuuu NalPuuldllt pada ailaliblialUiL 11011IIRGLARIES, and their PRZVVITTIT6- 1 PYNY:3 Patent BASH PASTENLIIB, so highly com mended by the police magistrates for the prevenUon of burgla ries sod vibration of sashes, can now be Dad wholesale of the manufaoturers, limper and , Albion Worka, WUlenkaLL, 34af furdeure . E. Moline. SC. Duke-street, Liverpool: Rowley and Co., 1, U igh street, If auchester and of the Patentee, 3, queen's row. Grove-lane, Gemberwsh—st prices Millen, low I Mh the eomruou winless fastener. Retailed by the principal Ramon. gers to the kingdom, who are now befog sapped. Price Twopence. THE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An evening Newspaper and Review, cent .Ins, blades all the News of the Day, a lam number of orlsdaal articles on Politics, Liters tare, ete.—e, It, dallsbarpstrest, Strand. being PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Malted). TOILS Or APPLICATION ran MAIM. (To he left with tbe Bankers.) NOVEL BY AUTHOR OF ROLAND, THE PAINTER: On Nay 24, in 2 vols., at all Libraries, WHO WAS TO BLAME John Siaxwell and Co.. 122, Fleet-street. No To the Directors of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid to the Rank the sum of L being Li per share on shares, I request you to allot me shares of LIS each In the Peru vian Railways Company (Limited', in conformity with the pro spectus issued by you, and I hereby agree to become a member of the Company, subject to its articles of association and regu lations, and to accept such shares, or any less number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the further sum due on allotment thereof, and I request that my name may be placed on the re. pater of members In respect of the shares allotted to me. I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, Name In full Address In full Reference ANECDOTICAL 214011L4 OP THg IMPIROR. On May 24, In 1 vol., at all Libraries, NAPOLEON 111. and his COURT. John Maxwell and Co., 122, Fleet-Mreat. Pones of application for shares sod prospectuses may be had at—The National Bank. London; the - National Bank of Uver pool : the Bank of Ireland, and its several branches. Ireland the branches of the National Bank. Ireland at the Mikes of the Brokers of the Company at the Aires of the Interna tional Contract Company, SS, Canoon-street Week London. LC. SPECIAL Noma. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LYE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Established Mtn The Eighth Boons will be declared inJamuiry, 1887, and all with Profit Policies in force on the 39th June. 166. Plutkinste• Assurances effected before Jane 30th. 1566, will participate on two premiums, and thus receive a whole year's additional share of profits over latex pohcies. Tables of rates. and forms of proposal. can be obtained from any of the sordety's agents, or of GEORGE curcuyrs. Actuary and Secretary. 13, St.iIIOIIWIFINUSIII, London. S.W. rrlitE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the I. ACCIDENTAL DEATH INACTRAIME COMPANY b now conducted a City Bank Chambers, No. 21. Threadneedle-etreet, where the Company is prepared lemmata propoe►b for Marine Insurances at the current rates. ARTHUR JAMES DITMAB, Underwriter. J. W. MAX Secretary. AL L IR ON WOR K. The ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. OW Bt. Panerse-road. IAkINIon. N. W LAMM—The LETTUCE contains en active prlaclF Latizeise, which possesses all th e soothhug g= ill 'lthaca its dawn—W.6. JOZWI. Peach 9. Tomtit, prepares !Imp and •Me of LIM (or Nance', Uglily racilueoded by the Medical Protesolos fee odds. arthau l / 2 bapaakatla, sad all aril sawlike& Syrup. is. m.; pm% 44. tad b. M. ?W. by pea, L. OK awl b. ONLY A CLOD. Second Edition, Libraries, to i volt , Oaly a Clod," the New Novel by the Author of "Lady Andles John Maxwell so y' d Co.. See ltt, Flaptetreet. NZW NOVEL BY AMMON OF "LADY ADDLEY'II SECRET." Second &Woe, at aU Llbraties. in 3 vole-. 5 " A 0 0 D . O John Maxwell and Co., 122. FleetwtreeL DR. CIILVERWELL on MARRIAGIC Ila Obligates's, Happiness, and Dlsappointanseta. PAM it. Mann. Onynbill .or Author. THE PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, ta.. fifteen, 21s. Ladies' day, Mondays. At W. C.'s professional residence. S, Great Marlborough-street. W. Also. the Post-atm Grand Tartish Baths. U. ed., 19. St. Marliu's-te-Orand, C. CAPITAL Pratosoms= COMIIIBBIOIr. The cora admicsers had a meeting yesterday at No. 2. Victoria-and. Westminster, atm it we. attended by the Duke of Rich mood, Dr. Liabiagtoe, Mr. G. Ward Hoot, M.P., Mr. C. Neste, M.P., Mr. W. East. M.P., Mr. Gishome Hardy, M.P., Mr. H. Waddingtoe, the Lord Advocate. M.P., the Hoe. Yr. Justice O'Hegan, Lord Steoley, M.P., sad Mr. Jolla Bright, M.P. ; the semetary, Mr. J. H. Patinas, wee also pressat. QUM:ISLAND EMIGRATION. —The ship Melmerby, 3,000 toga burdeo, helmets to Messrs. James Banes and Co., sailed os the LOA inst. from Liverpool for Quessalsed, Captain George Sodas, commander, Surgeoo-Soperio teadeot Dr. &lamed, assisted by Miss Duke, metros. The Melcierby it the 56th vessel that hes riled on the lend order 'Tatou of emigration, ander the immediate dimities of the Qamislead amassment. She oontsias IMO soak, divided into paying, assisted, sad free pampa, god amid log of 221 members of families, 250 Ss& moo, and 49 sidle females. CRTIDTAL PALAU& ODIN BEILLING DAT. FILDA; MAT 19.—Admisteas es mum% 2,079; ditto by amass basil. 1,349 ; WEI *item 3,428. The Prussian government has proposed to Auts.. tria that an amnesty be granted to those persons in the duchies wbo were arrested for having signed a petition to the Emperor Napoleon. An order has been issued to the Prussian oommis- I 'loner in the duchies to take into consideration the complaints of the Danish population in North Sleswig, and to institute a special inquiry into the subject. The Anatrian commissioner baa been invited to take part in the inquiry. BELGIUM AND THE ZOLLVZREIN. MAT 19. The National Zetinsig of today says :—" The negotiations for a oommereial treaty between the Zollverein and Btiginta were concluded yesterday. An understanding ben loin arrived at on the prin cipal points, and the treaty will doubtless be signed very shortly." grA• , • • IL - 3tAT The Gaze lto di Torino of to-day denies the rumour that Count Bevel had gone to Borne on a political miaeioif, mid states that the object of his journey to that city is solely connected with his family affairs. THE WORK OF CONSOLIDATION IN 1011100. The Meuse a Liege journal, publishes a letter from a Belgiln officer respecting the expedition into Michoacan of the Belgian regiment Empress Charlotte. This letter is said to have produced a very painful impression in Belgium. It seems that in the hamlet of Zitacuaro the house, of those who bad favoured the rebels bad already been burned and razed to the ground on the 22nd Much. Nevertheless the Belgian column waawell received there, •and after replenishing its stores it set out on ita march. On the 26th of March it surrounded the pueblo of Bacon, which had been represented as the refuge of bandits. "A terrible scene then took place," says the Belgian officer's letter. "Some hovels were set on fire to show a light ; in less than an hour fifty-seven men, that is, the entire male popu lation of the hamlet, were arrested, the women and children being allowed their liberty. The raimio effected, the houses without a single exception were set on lire. By five o'clock in the morning the column bad returned to Zitacuare, and a council of war was held. Three bandits were condemned to ten years in the mines, and the other fifty-four were shot at one o'clock in the day." The Paris Siecle in commenting on the above mays :—" It is not by such executions as these that the new Mexican government 'will be con solidated. They provoke bloody reprisals, sad the correspondence of the Meuse informs na that a soldier who had stopped behind for ten minutes was caught in a lazzo by four Indians, and fright fully mutilated. What is more than ever desirable, now that detachments of the Mexican Anstro- Belgian army are traversing the country, is to aim the soldiers of France return, and no longer mix themselves up in the affairs of that country, for which we have already made so many sacrifices in men and money, and which may yet cost us so many more. It ought to be the long and tithadous work of the ]Lexica et .V.oveehuatut to assure its authority in all parts of an immense ter ritory, without roads, without means of communi cation, broken by ravines and mountains, covered with inaccessible forests, and the population of which in certain places is only half civilised." THE SURREY SIDE TURNPIKES. A deputation, composed of representatives from the vestries of BeLondsey,Rotherhithe, and liorselydown, waited on Sir George Grey, at the Home-ofaor, yesterday afternoon, to present a memorial spinet the re-cootiouation after the Ist November next of the turnpikes on the Green. with and Woolwich Lower road. The deputation was intro. duced by Mr. Locke, M.P., and Mr.Layard, M.P. In the memorial it was stated that in the last session of perils. moot the annual act for the continuation of turnpike trusts, 27 and 28 Vic., cap. 75, provided that the several acts of parliament in reference to the turnpike gates in the metropolis south of the Thames, should not continue ia operation after the lat of November next, and the several acts relating to such turnpike gates were inserted in a schedule to such act, to prevent the same, or any of them, being °optioned by any future annual act ; and to enable the trustees, if desirous, to apply in the usual mauler for a esparate private bill of continua tion. With regard to the Bermondsey and Botherhithe roads and the Surrey and Sasser roads, no application was made for a private bill to continue those frusta, and in the case of the New Cross•road, in which applicatioe was made, parliament refused to permit the second reading of the bill. A bill in reference to the Greenwich and Wool wich Lower-toad was introduced and withdrawn, but it was again brought forward, onatinuiag the treat. When the expediency of turnpike abolition had been affirmed so decidedly by parliament, it would be superfluous to refer to the mischiefs and evils consequent upon placing such obstructions between popular places or districts in close contiguity and within the metropolis, except for the Purpose of pointing out the particular circumstances of this road, namely, that it lies between two densely popu lated places—Greenwich and Woolwich—that it is the only road coonecting such places adapted for the purposes of traffic, and that the Woolwich district, which is rapidly increasing in population, at present de peed' upon the road for a vast proportion of its supplies of floor, beer, meat, groceries, and other provisions drawn from the metropolitan markets. Mr. Locke supported the request of the memorialist+, sod contended that it was an let of great injustice te impose on the inhabitants of these 1 districts a tax which was not levied at their instance. Mr. Hashes, of Woolwinh, and Mr. Harding. of Camberwell, • also spoke on basil of those whom they represented. After a few observations from Sir G. Grey sod Mr. Baring, ALP., Mr. Bradfield (parlismentary sent) proposed to have the road kept up for two yearn, and the levied merely for the extiaction of the debt, the repair' to be Pat upon - the h. Sir G.Grey premised to give the matter full acaideration • and the deputation, after thanking the Home Secretary . for the courtesy of their reception, with. • drew. THE Dun' oic ATTORETES' CERTIFICATES. —The attorneys have received a gratifying proof of the close regard which is given to their iota's.* in the House of Commode. Their champions have gained one of those victories over the Chancellor of the Exchequer which are made doubly sweet by the gallantry and obstinacy of the enemy. After one of his mast emphatic speeches, Mr. Gladstone was informed last night by a insiority of 146 to 14 3 votes that it is the opinion of the house that the annual dot. payable by attorneys, 'elicitors, sad praetors is England sad Ireland, and by writers to the signet and others is Scotland, should be abolished. At I present attorneys pay 9/. • year is town and 6/. in the I country, while seamed in the practice of their profession. This duty their triads in the House of Commons denounce i as an unjust and intolerable impost. It will, perhaps, he I iodetsorous to give any heed to the Chancellor of the Ex chequer's suggestion that the approach of a postal 'elec. tire may have bed some effect in sharpening the perception of hoe. members as to the sufferings of the lawyers. Undoubtedly the divon list will be eagerly scanned to by several thousand influeutial gentlemen in tows and country, many of whom have no little power is determining who shall be our legislators for the next few years. But we will be content to believe that the 146 I really thought in their hearts that to mulct the poor .horsey of 61. or 91. annually was ea injustice that demanded remonstrance even at the bony close of a who. mint. If the government, indeed, led shorn the lawyers till they were as bare as their owe parchments, their friends scold sot bare hese more is wart la demanding the ebolitlos of the artillosie duty, which • presses with the *tweet severity' epos them. How they are led to this soa clasirm it is sot use, to ese.—TieWS. CRYSTAL PALsce.—The great flower show of the sews takes place today. The barriers enclosing the show will be removed at about 12 o'clock. The show will be ens of more than anal magnitude sad beauty. The teed al the Coldstream Guards sad the compsey's witheetral bead play et Wessels dating the presessode. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. SALISBURY RACES.—Panty. Every movement upon the forthcoming Derby being now watched with feverish antioimitioa, tbe doings anent that all important contest was truly the feature of the proceed ings at Salisbury. Last year Scottish Chief experiaaoed some opposition for " the blue riband," and the only more. meat of consequence adverse to the favourites was that against Wild Charley, who NA owe time during the afternoon went to 15 to 1, but subsequently redwood to his old prim, 12 to 1, though it was evident that Mr. Merry 's represents. Dye was in a very unsettled position. Koenig and Kea. garoo were hopelessly knocked out of the market, and their stable companion The Duke was by no means in such good odour. Gladiatecir was firm at 11 tot, end 8 to 1 would have beta eagerly taken about Archi medes if it could have been obtained. Longdow le was not so firm, bat Christmas Carol was in better dsenand. The ally feature of the day's racing was the Queen's Plate, which produced a most exciting contest with Fndi, Black down, and Awkward+, the later of whom, th he ran gamely, could never quite reach Friday in the fii Mr. Parr's young 'au whining cleverly at the 813111. 4r = the race 1,000 to 20 was several times taken about Friday for the Derby, but afterwards 1,000 to 15 was laid. Sable quently, however, en route to town 1,000 to 20 wee three or font times booked about the odor of Defiance and CoNstwace. Appended is a full return of the day's racing : A HANDICAP PLAYS of 50 son. for ;i-yr.olds and up• wards ; 'blears extra. Three.quirters of a mile. Duke of Beaufort's Crythela, by Hesperus—Palm. 4 yr'. yet 10lb 'canted 7st 111 b) (Familia* 1 Mr. W. Days c by Vidette—Petra's dam, 3 yri 64 710 . Medlar) Captain Gray's The Lift, tyre, PA ( n. Adams) 3 Nip and Jimmy also nn.. : 130 Bon Cry iti .n rut l rob apt The Sena s Tin Lowomill llRkoet..esse, 115 ft, and only sif declared ; 2-yr-olds ; colts, fist 1011:n fillies, Set edb ; certain allow:taw. Ralf a rails. (15 subs., 4 of whom declared.) Lord Portsmouth's Robin Hood. by Wild Dayrett—The Chase, est 71b (Wells) 1 Marquis of Hastings' Garland, Id lib ,fordhaini THE STONIIIIIWOZ PLATE of 50 soya.; for 2-yr-olds; cog* fist 101 b; end fillies, list Oh; the winner to be sold for 50 awe. (Half mita.) Mr. O. Matber's bc by Prime Mlntster—OgyMo, tilt 10Th (Payne) 1 Marquis of Bsettoge Sweet Arms, tat eib lordhanil 2 Mr. Ford's tby Maganni— Fenny Fern, Sot Mb (Customs) S Lady *llde and liecoaniest also ram. Batting: 5 tot ow Sweet Anne, 4 to 1 and the Colytio wilt, 5 tol apt Featly 14,11 filly, 6to 1 apt lady WU% and 10 to 1 apt Anomalies*. THE gosmire PLATE of 100 guineas for 3-molib and Up warda. (Three miles.) Mr. T. Parr's Friday. by Defiance -Constance, I y rs, 7st alb (Hibbard) I Marquis of Illasthip' Ackwarth, 4 yrs. get 71b (Pordhacog 2 Mr. Henry's Blackdown. 5 yrs, idst Si b pat (J. Ouster) S JOOO and Mtwakar also ran. Hotting : 6 to 5 an Adcworth, 100 to 80 apt Slackdows, 4 to 1 apt Friday, 10 to 1 apt Oihraltar, and 90 to 1 apt Jena Tux LosoLne Swat, a Saadioap of 10 mom each, 5 ft, for lyr.olds and upwards. One mils and a half. (29 suns.) Duke of BeauforCs Black Bock. by Kinialow 6— H T 4 yrs. flat 71b (Hwartfisid) 1 Colonel Goareamen, )66. eel 1011) Signalman and also vita. Batting : 6 to 4 oft Givardiesaa, 4 to 1 wit Black Rook, 6 to 1 apt Hair-at-Law, and 7 to 1 apt Sigualman. THE SOUTH Winn], RAILWAY Puss at 26 sovs., added to a Sweepstakes, far all ages ; penalties and ellow &DOM Thom-qaarters of a mile. Lientemant-Colonel hathorsta fey Vedette—Rather High, 3 yrs (201), Ott llb .(MorrM) 1 Mr. T. F. Grove ad May enema, 3 yrs (101:1. Be (Dowling) I Mr. Z. Brayiey's g by Lemma dl Vergy—Codicll, it yrs Trot 4 let 71b (MuWOF) 3 llowing also ran :—Lay ulster , Short Wool, Later, and Bingos. Betting : 6 to 4 apt Blrepa, 2 to 1 egat Kill'at and Eat'em, 8 to 1 apt Roarer, and 10 to 1 apt May Queen. Tar Wagon Pair Pram of 10 sous. 01113 b, with 50 added, for 2.11 olds ; esiks, Yid 10lb; fillies, fist fib ; winners extra. Throe quarters of a,mile._ (26 subs, ) Lord Westmorlaats by mopeds or Lapilhis— Violet. Mt IMb (1 1 . Adams) 1 Mr. O. Payne's etagbound. est 10tb (*alai Mr. Jtolley's Wild flees, fist lb The following WO ran :—garter, &Jugs, f by Promieed Land —Mod Warwick, Geey Morn, c by Newmlnakr—Miss Lavinia, The Monk of Avon. aled,Matilda. Betting : 6 to 4 an lon, 7. to 1 each apt Staghotind and Wiid Dove, and 10 to 1 offered "bar two." LATE? BETTING. DERBY. 2 apt (Thigatair (t) 16 00 1 eget Chriatm 1 Asiditmedes tor Carol (t) n i b; Cr 100 to 0 Broomiewn sad off) 1 Brcadalbane (of) 20 to 1 oppressor (t Wile Charlie (t, off) off) 1000 to 20 Friday (t dr off) 1 Loos:down (t) 6000 to 40 dada,. (0, II to 7 80 Io 1! to 12 to 15 50 Brno° AT MAN ( Tag DI 6 to 1 eget Gladlatest (t) 100 to 16 The Dube 100 to 12 Aradoweles(t) 0 to 1 tresdalteute (012.0 10 to 1) 14 to 1 Vitid Charley fon) 60 to 1 Mat KIHESTEIL -FRIDAY. no to 7 aid Ettoecalelaw(oe) 15 to 1 Longdown (t) ta to 1 aggressor 1) Mt to 1 Zawbezt(tk off 40 to 1 Cbatianaosa mutat) 60 to 1 Brahma M I Kangaroo (t) CRICKET. MARYLLEONI CLUB AND GROUND T. GENTLEMEN OF YOBEBBIRF..—With six wickets down for 63 rune, play, on the part of the M.C.C. and ground, was resumed yester day morning at Lords' Ground, and they finished their inn egs for 74. This number leaving them in &large mino rity they followed their inninp, when °Knott displayed some admirable batting, making 52 (not out). To support him only two others reached doable Untie, and the innings closed for 104, leaving Yorkshire the winners in a single inning. by 40 rens. ROYAL ARTILLERY AND ROYAL ENGINEERS Y. THE Rgs2 OF THE ABIIT.—This match will be commented on Lord's Ground on Monday, and military bands are anoonoced to attend and play during the pine. MARYLEBONE CLOD AND GROUND T. SURREY CLUB AND GROOND.—These celebrated clubs will meet on Monday to play • two days' match, on the Surrey grouted, Ken nington-oval. As it it some time sinoe they played together, the match excites considerable interest. Both sides are vary biotin I strong. • UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD, MAY 19. DEGREE DAYS IN THE EBB67lofltit . `rogations will be holden for the purpose of granting graces sod cosferriog degrees oa the following June days in the riming term :—Elaturday, Jane 3 ; Thursday, 8 ; Thursday, June 15 ; Thursday, June n ; Wednesday, Juoe 28 ; Mon- day, July 3 ; Saturday, July 8. Cendidatee for degrees are required to sitar their Dames is a book kept for that pur- pose at the Vice-Chaocollor's house, ou or before the day preceding the day of °Domestics. Ewf mottos roa Decagon n Musto.—The public ex antiostiou of candidates for degrees is music will take place on Friday, June 16, in the music school, commeociog at 10 o'clock precisely. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, MAY MAY 16.—Mr. Edwin Goslings has this day been appointed 01,1611•0 T in her Majesty's Beet. ADMIRALTY, MAY 17.—Mr. James Cameron has this day been promoted to be saustanteocioeer of the first class in her Majesti!fiset, with seniority of 11th May, 1865. ADMIRALTY, MAY 19. APPoINTMENTS. Pay master W. B. Itigk, to the Alert. S.aisd Master W. Hors, additional, to the Victory. Chaplain and Naval Instructor liar. Y. Rosen, to the Terrible, cooraisriosed. Duffs or TEI LORD-LINCTENANT or EsSEX..— Lk is with deep regret we have to onnounce the death, at an early hour this (Friday) morning, at Easton Lodge, of Lord Viscount Maynard, the lord-lienteoant of Eases. From cgs sad Slams this sad enact had been for some time anticipated. Our despatch anoomichig the death asp. :—" The much esteemed lord-lieutenant and vice. admiral of this county expired this morniog at Ave mi nutes before seven o'clock, to the great regret of the community of a widely outmoded neighboorbood. Hie lordship having no male heir, Colonel Maynard, his son, having died in Jsnuary last, the title becomes extinct. He was bora in 1786 . , sod oomenneittly is 79 years of age, and was the third moment." His lordship married ia 1810 the only daughter of the late Reginald Robots, Esq., of Bromfield Hall, Suffolk (she died 18.57) ; 'Emended hie uncle in 1824 ; he was patron of six livings. The pedigree is clearly traced to the Conquest, and the family at first r•- I sided is Devi:molars. The pewit peer is deocaided from ! Sir Maynard, secretary to Lord Treasurer Berleigh, j whose eldest son was created a baron, which title became *admit with the sixth pomemor ; that peer, however, oh. Seined soo th er baroey sad vissoaety with re mainder to the meat viimannt's grendlotler.—Ckelvisford Cleroniels. NORTH LONDON Oa Thstraaarrr oou.aos Roe ' rrrAL.—Node• hes been received of • beeriest to this has. pktal of 5001. Radoeed Three per Cants. has el duty, by the late W. Winans asthma. or Over Wallop, g a m= It is provitted by the imitator's will that the lega cy 1111411114 to be called the " Willissa Holliss's Fast." Commanders Charles Austen arid G. IL W. Boss, MR.. have beau appointed naval mail - agents on the South amplitu / t ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY of ENGLAND. GENERAL MEETING. The ANNUAL GEN YsItAL MEETING of members will he held at the Sudety's house, 12, Hanover-square, on MONDAI , May 22, at 18 o'clock.—By order of the Courted, London, May 17. 1306 IL HALL D.ARR Baetetary' NEW NOVEL BY STEPHEN MARTEGRES, On May 29, in stall Libraries, CHARLOTTE THRALE John Hamel and Co., lit, Pleelatreet. 3 sup. hand• other Co to trting 3 cot g the meted neat& ~ near ' apply otiono los. to ly a Wife 31/10y, Ilia is the ds- I. 34. walls uwitla __ ld ; Ball. Olio at TAO, led. :5,564 L 1i,40 0 Rile of mel. the !tt, &Q.. W., Use 'hire, Os lunteeis. I s vlte a e Barton. F 14.• Idiom I Gam+. Mart(ln. Bev, T. mil, 0° iazszkoo.