The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-26 00:00:00

N EWS PAPER r 1 :. :a.r..,. \ • t , ' -. . . 7vt :. ''...‘ .1 . t ierte,S YC • S:itsd " , [STAMPED. Id. ADDITIONAL] [TwoP: LONDON, FRIDAY EVSNINO, MAY 26. 1865. No. 5,866.) • t. l 1 ' 1 .. • 1 • I 11111 \...„......._ • . __.• 4 . 7 2't7=1 4 1 SITAR PROM LIVERPOO W L OR QUZINSTOWN TO NEW YORK. TICE A WEER. riIHE UPTIRPOOL, NEW YORK, and PRILAIMPRIA STEAM -Mill COWART lulend &- watching Writ tEepoweried Clyde built Iron Screw Steam Ship, carrying the VElNelltlafee malts, TROY LIVERPOOL fee NEW YORE Till CREDIT PONCUER AND MOBILIZE OF ENGLAND ,Llatited) ARIL INSTRULTSD TO RECILIVn SUBSCRIP TIONS FOR £1,5120110, A STOCK OP THE METROPOLITAN EXTENSION RAILWAYS of the LONDON, CHATHAM, and WV= RAILWAY OCOIPANY. Is 33,300 Prorriskmal Scrip Certificates to bearer of 440 each, With interest guaranteed by Sir S. Dorton Polo, Bart., Botta and Crampton ate per cent, per mourn on price of Issue, payable on amount paid up. as from let January, MSC and payment of such Interest will be continued to Ist July, 1h67. by half yearly payments on ist July and let January in molt year. De nret sic mouths' interest will be paid on let July. 144.4. ailt. 41 per Certificate on application, ani 4.4 on allotment. Price of lame 421 fur each airtthcat , enual to itsr. 10a. per £lOO Stock. Liability Hustled to amount of subscription. The revealrawg ba ll of this stook. 41,211000. will not be lamed tar twelve months, and then only as Bald-up Stock, and at not leas a price than 810 per 11100 Stock adranop on the preusut prim of issue. rrHE DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY. Incorporated by Aet d Parinimmeat I/ and 28 Vic. Omit& A256.00e, Is 1,100 Provisional Scrip Certificates to Bearer of L6O each. Al to be paid on application sad Ai on allotment. Interest at the rate of ES per cent. per annum dining COD stnictiou will be allowed oa all moneys paid upon calls DianCroaa. Right Ron. W. motoni. M.P.. Chairman. N. if. Hartley. Rm., Director, National Bank. W. T. Ibilvany, AK., late Corainistioner of Public Works in Ireland. Johnolleara, Rae., Director National Bank. F. W. Russell, Ea.., M.P., Chairman National Dia :mint Com ORIHMAL Mennen—W. Foliate, Rao dale manager of the Mid land Great Western Railway of InSano,. annum 4. John Smith Burke, Req., e, klueeessquare. Westminster. Robert Mallet, Fag., 11. Bridge-street, Westminster. aOLlOrroal. Mesas. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick, London. Mesas. Rereaghan and /launders Dublin. mamma The National Bank, Old Bresdstreet, and Its ,Branches in London and Ireland. The National Bank of Ilverpool (Limited), LarerPooL 111101CFJUL London—James Shepherd, Nag., 36, Throgmortonstreet. Dublin—Edward Fox, Esq., Dansestreet. Orllces-6, Bridge-Wes; Westminster. T A YCKUIC —SATURDAY, May 27, for L WWI 41 Mt. niesnii., Co width 0861111601:1 w presented IVY BLAB. Ray MA Mr. Ifechtor. And ROADBIDI INN. Robert Maradrs, RP. Feebler. • rIITY — OF MILL Satin day, Slay 17. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday, May 31. UMSGOW, MON, June 2. And every Wednenlay, width/ornate Fridays and itaturdnye. Cahn pawns by the asO strainers salting every Wednesday. 26, 17. and 31 MINIM according to the accommodation. Cabin by the Friday's and Saturday's steamers, 11 ranee& M A2 a 4 ;d neaseo Includes a tall supply of cooked provisions. reasengeri Olawde. the United Mates. and BALM Columbia, looked throsith on owl advantaitoons WM.—For further par. *sure away to WILLIAM INMAN, Waterotreet. Liverpool; as to 31YD- and MACZY, 61, King Wana.preet,. TIM OXI / 01tD.—ADELIA, by Donizetti, end 1 the BROTHER and SIRFIR, by Str Henry Bishop, will be esrloneed NVit/r !WISING, la whisk Wes ItOeBILL Ell maks ha reappearance 2he follering artistes VL:to Ws the homer of spew In& vb.. Mkt= Litntant p nal Spun: Modena, Mfr Nate Bells, Madame UM; den, Las Freres T Little Bob. Las Freres desseile, arket the Grotesque Vanbass.—EVNlT IVSNING. HAVANA SEGAR AGENCY 04 Canetwood, Decks, SOBTHAIIPTON, end 77, 11:0114T -1121014T, LONDPIC. hral. simply to the public of guaranteed Samna lislisn direct fro. the Homo r•analeetarfee. Wolff, Phillips, end Co. (lons 7. N. WM and Co.) pmrleters. Co mesas of the oboanot Ems. Own rowevoa by this RoYsa Steamer vla Southarnpton. and ambraoing the ',looted Slow of the mist celebrated Havana maims, can now be red wad amnpleo mMeted from the ordeal piastres so 212 0 01 tesi• the estabilahments as above. Besides the well known Samna the Portman, Floe do Cuba, Unman, Cabana, Henry Clay, and other excellent brands, Mews. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. bare the *cola lye wesl - owt le thie country of may rare and choice timan suitable for As Maker clams of connoimems to smoking. Samples and prapectuses, with list of wets in Lireepool, Bra& tad. Lerida Pm. Itenham, Leamington. &adman; other provincial tows., at MOLY!, PHILLIPS, and Co. s, 27, Itagentotreet. Lou don and 2. Casetwosd, Docks, SsoMenaptoo. Clip arm* Ives and Macey, Cl. Xing William Week C. A sample box, containing 100 guoranteed Havana Senors, will be forwarded keg to any railway donee le Groat Brittlo on ' , eel of a watogtoe order for el, or asp Inonesead price par 100 up to LS, which pun:Owns at jt distance may wish to select. ROTTERDAM and the RHINE.—REDI7O. TION of TAM. • The Nethertands Steamboat Company's hat and lama to steamer MATAVISIL Casings W. SWITII.wW lan b r .,,i c k paw. BlackwalL liVfiltY SUNDAY MIL o'clock. cm arrival of tM AM a.m. train from Ibechurch.stmet Station. Reduced farm :—Saleon. to fors cabin. lan : return tickets beset at a fare and a MIL —Apply at CHAPLIN'S llnfronal • it aiv abairoaa, W. ;or to PHILLIPPS, GRAVEL PHIL. LIM and Co.. 11. load-leas LC. The Right Ron. Lord SONDRi,Leee Court, Timonium, Kent, Chairmen. The lord HAJIRIB, Sontheereet, Orcevenorequare, Deputy Chairman. Eh R. W. Carden. Royal Exchange Bulk °cage Cobb, Req., (hedger, Situngbourae. Edward W. !Edwards, Ea 4., Tfotorla.street. London. Wllliena Cilselstene, lioq. 87, OW Broad.street. London. Charles J. flutes , Reg , The Pines. litckley. Kest. 0. Y. lialroyd. Ben., 11, thmex.equare, H 3 dryark, W. Jaws Lake, Es Jaws Neirlands, gltilogbourne. air C. H. .1. Rich, Bart., Nottinghamplace, Landon. RI, Cusack P. BAINVI. 10. Langtam.place, London. Sir John Maxwell Tylden, Mislead, Sittingbourne. Maeea Preshflelde and Newman, 5, Bank.bulldings. LC. **.leaegh COM, thorgeetreet. I. T. Turner. req. C.R.: PerllantentetrceL Stcangani—W. K. JMown, Req. OunaL limutus—J. & lotimm..baq. T az NORTMERN AtMAK TEA COMPANY (Lbalted.. Begidered Isderthe Companies Act, 19e4. on Ootob• r o Hoc Isersese of Capital So 1.4 1 10,000, SIG by the tame of 25,000 (11) SUMS 01 each. pegshis ais =Meth" east all ea the 10th July next. wk.. D o wads the Segoall wilt be rAggpet is full, lentil the Le July, 18811, are sharer WM lie eselellins s Pee , Melina Dividend (GO far as the profits tram the Estates pur chased frost the Aaiun Company will admit , , of 1 per mat. per annum. Any excess of prollta over 10 par cent. being divi sible rateably between the A and B Shares respectively. DIRIOIOI/._ . - . ripaA.--sTßAciriar and Co., 1% Great St. 1 Scion's. teedreet, Loudon, LC., will RIDUCI th MCI of their EMI ed. pa lb. on and attar the Ist of Jun a next. Quarter pound samples can NOW be bad at the reduction. Good and line quality from L. to a. 6d. Carts to all parts ol Loudon daily. ..11TIACHAl. and Co. purchase only direct from importers." I. W. WINGROVZ, Le,., &striae ;late Mackenzie, 14;111 and oakettid. Director of the National Beak of India. Peratral Battleterabe, Sevenoaks, Kent. 11../1. Higgs, Isq., Lastow, North Devoe, late of Dibroogbar, The present object la to otter for public subscription the first half of the A 'Rock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the London, Chatham:, and Dover Company, amounting to .41,214000, which, with the C 1,213,000 to be issued only as fully pald•up stook, at not teas a price than 410 per cent. increase on the • ns•at price of issue, or earlier thou twelve months hence, complete. the amount of A 2,421,000, the to:al amount of that stock. MINIM B. Barfly SW& req., SI, Brack street, Grosvenor square. J. W. Mitchell, Int (Misers. Maori/II and Aspinall , el, Great Tower-street, LC. Won"' T. B. Sanotore, Benpl Artillery, Benetton-lodge, Stock- a. Yowls, late Commissioner Bards an DIViSTOD• Din& CALCUTTA AGENTS -Yana Thomson, Shaw, and Co. RAIIILIIRIL The London and County Bonk. Lotsbard-stroot. Tne Outland Marcnottle Bank of India. London, and China. Celontta. rat details at the lines aad their present position are siren at length in the statement annexed to the prospectus, which, with the maim, show the routes of these Hamann them in connection. In considering this stook Mae lave rawest, th pelselpal points for woelduatlon ue, bra, the amount of Mack to pay dividend upon: secondly, the prohabte recelpte , thirdly, the minimum dividend per cent. to yield a fair return out the pace of issue. The capital of the Metropolitan Raoul= Railways la condi tated as follows, vls. : Debentures yard. HOLicHoia—Meums. Humber Mcoorga and te-streee. Harrimoo, YJ, King's Anse- BROHne—Mesin. Loonies. &Wray, tad Woolley, 7. ph i ds. une, IC. SICRIVILILT-11r. C. H. Fielder. Otiome-34 Bucklenbury, Load" IC. ist,4u,oco B Stock, entitled to 6 per cent. preference eti;coo C Stock, entitled toll per cont. pretereoce after B 1,050.000 • Stock 'present Issas) entitled to re- 1,212,0001 For future *woe as nialnder of profits 2.423.000 fully pall -ap stook (up to 6 per cent. 1.21.11.000 The Assam Company, th- first established for the cnittration el tea in India, being desirous of concentrating and confloing their operativus to the southern division of t'pper Amain, and thus centralising the management of their extensive properties, bane determined 0.1 selling to the Northam Assam Tea Coes piny (Limited', whose elitists , ' are contiguous, the whole of the northern and eastern division of their property in Amara. In stead of adopting the alternative of promoting a new company to carry them on. or placing them under separate saanaipmest. The peewit extension of medal, therefore, is for the oilman of purchasing direct from the Assam Company the whole of their outlying estates in the neighbourhood of the Tinipie and Deehlog rivers in Upper Asada. forming their northern sod eastern division, and consisting of the following gardens The Thirds Mookb, Hoogrie Jaun, Kehung, SAWA, Cate, Hooken Joorle, Towreek T us comprise some of the fine old indigenous gardens, re meeting which so much has been written, and which only re quire opening out to ensure their profitable utenidoo. They are at present producing the finest t a and tea seed in Assam—the Uttar in sufficient quantity to enable the purchasers to plant cot any extent of new laud without further coat on this bead. The area at present under cultivation la about I,ooe acres, of which over 500 are in full bearing. The gardens are surrounded by lands, for which grants have been obtained to the extent of 10.000 acres, all of which Is very superior and suitable for the growth of tea. The Assam Company's right to the whole of this property, together with all bull.lincs. plant, Impierneeta, tools, boats, and live stock, will be handed over to the Northern Assam Tea Company for the stun of 4100.000, to he paid to follows : 811 June, 1246 WE July, Fob August „, Novesster, „ SATSI.OOO The total mileage Is about 16 mesa The Defile on Um Metropolitan ;Undersroen l) Railway has amounted alms lot January. 1666, to an average of din per mile per week, which le moreover daily Increasing, anti at present alms from 'metropolitan paosengera, a trifling amount only of through traffic sad no goods being as yet curial on this line. When It is considered that the present Deltic on the Metropo• titan leteasioa Railways cir the London, Chatham. and Dover Company. la conducted over only two lines of way, and with ani=uate meant of rolling stork, also that It is still l , sad that the portion at work has only recently been opened, It will be oterervisd that the present receipts absurd no reliable data upon which to form an estimate of the probable traffic. To fix the amount at anything like what is felt by competent judges will be the a-lust result when the enormous tratfic that the junctions with the Metropolitan ilindeaground., the Great Northern, the Midland, the Great Western, the Wmt London Extension, the South Western, and the North Western—will Dried on the lines, might be considered as exaggeration by those Inexperienced In the wonderful elasticity of metropolitan and suburban traffic. It is therefore thought better not to estimate the probable traffic higher than the average of the madame receipts of the Metropolitan (Under, round) Railway, as above mentioned — Ma. ACTS per mile per week. This multiplied by the mileage of the Metropolitan ItxtenaMn Lines of the London. Chatham. and Dover Railway Company, would give a return of 5i89.044 per annum. ham this sum must be deducted 60 per cent for working charges, which is a liberal estimate. The net results Dom peasengers only may be estimated therefore at £293,966 per annum. The tarp goods traffic which these lines will enjoy, alike front the admhr•ble position and number of the stations as from the arrangement. made for working the traffic, will certainly aug ment the receipts by at least £40,000 net per eon= which in that case, after paying nearest on debentures sad ou tbs B and C Meek', would yield a derides. of 6 per cent. ou the whole of the £tel4.ooo A stock (including the peanut Wm), which at the price It is now offered at would be equal to 10 pee cent. pat annum. The peke stable& Mse A deck is sow Mimed mast be com l. dined most Meatus( 0116 to the investor, if only one half of this result Is attained; when, however, the increased receipts would permit a dividend of 6 per cent., the stock must certainly rise to par, which would practically be a profit of upwards of 41 per cent, above the price of issue. Ii la considered that results approaching the above figures will be reached in leas t h an two years and that a steady increase may be further looked for from that time. Arrangement, have therefore been made with 94r S. Morton Peto. Bart., Bette and Cramptoo, to guarantee interest as front 14 January, VMS, until let July, 1867, at the rate of 6 per cent. per anima on the amount paid up, by which latter date it is confidently believe I the intrinsic =mita of the whole system will hare developed themselves, The belief entertained as to the augmentation In value of this stock, when it is cousidered that the lines poems, metropolitan 'smithies well as metrepolitan and suburban traffic, is borne out Northern the relative prices of the shares (ad d Muck of R ail reat Northern and of the Metropolitan und)way Company, before they bed naished their Um and after wards, The Great Northern A Mock was in (Molar, 14.3, quoted in the 13 suck &change list at £54 per £lOO stock ; it now is worth 0141. or 01 per cent. increase in value The Metropolitan (Underground) Railway was In April, 1661. only four years age, quoted In the Stock hochange list at equal to 2.64 per ClOO stock ; It now is worth £ll6. or £Bl per cent. Incases in value. These facts speak for themselves as to the prospects of the stock now offered for subscription. The price of subscription is fixed at £2l per Certlecata of lAO, as equderal to Afit 10e. per 4300 stock, and the periods of payment are un— El per Certificate on Application. 4 Allotment. 4 let September, 1866. let December, 1866. Ist March, 1866. lot June, 1866. AlOO,OOO , The crop of tea of this season, and any tartrie7l...rauts t f land that the sapsintandent or agent. of the Assam Company may 4 have acquired up to the date of completion of this sale, together with all cultivation commenced daring the current season, coin mincing November 1, led, has also beam contracted to be traria bend to this Company, ma medal , el the dam serially die hareM dace that date. No comodadons or promotion money have been paid or allowed. In the allotment of shares a /reference will be given to share holders In the Northern Assam Tea Company and the Afaalll Company. The Assam Company In 1863 disposed of their outlytest estates In the district el Caches., for the purchase of which a Compaay err formed in Calcutta, called " The Central Culver Commotion" the shares of which Company are readily saleable at 25 per cent premium. Those of the Amin Company are at above 150 per out. prosaism. The 'access of tea growing in Assam is now thoroughly este. bibbed. Didion teas are rapidly Increasing to favour and value owing to their great streorth and pungency. Further it may be dated, that the recent reduction of the duty has already caused a eonsid .rable advance in prices here, and the supply Is still badeqoate to the demand. le reference to the pointy and capabilities of the lands pro posed to be purchased, she following extracts are taken from the pest reports The reaident secretary in India of the Assam Company, In his report on the property contracted for, says: The bads in thts part of the province are the finest for tea caltlnitien ln August The soli is not only the very beat, but the forests contain the modaplendid Umber, Inexhaustible in extent, which is not the case In the southern division. It needs no fore 'Ant to predict that the property the Company holds In this part of the country may be made within the laort ton years equal, if not superior, to that which they will be in possession of at that time in the southern division' The following are also extra... Whom a report made to the direc tors of the Alellin Company by their chief superintendent in January hut whoa he visited the property : "That the land Is first rate, there is no question or doubt, bat to effect such an object (that is, work it to Mil alvantage) it snug be divided into a distinct field, and the menagetnent , given to the parson rubies on the spot. "I hive now got the Deputy Commlsebeer to swept three applications near Tlngrie, for probably an area of shoat 7,000 acres, invinding the laud between Musts Hoogrte .111W3. and Kehuns, along the banks of the Tinsels river: and this with what we have already secured In other quarters between the betting and the Tlngrle, will bring the Company's holding np to at lead 10 or 12,000 acres and I would recommend the extend ing is this quarter for the reason that the land is very superior, sad the position likely to be much more healthy than shy other prop of the Northern and Eastern division. The preseet garden', If worked op to their capabilities, Would yield 2,0 0 moulds of tea. "The plants in the nurseries, which were pat down last year hi em ramose of planting out, have come up very well, some : • of them eighteen Inches and others two feet high." I- The estates have been frequently visited by the managing director of the Northern Amain Tea Company during the last thirteen years and as lately as March last. Ha fully centime the favourable vicar above expressed, and Sof opinion that with comparatively small outlay the indigenous pi iota alms can be worked op to an annual yield of SPA to 5,000 cheats of tea. Since the contract Inc the purchase has been concluded, the Aram Company have retched from their managing director In India, ant from a large shareholder In both companies now visiting MUM, valuations of the property greatly in cubs of the price &mei to be paid. 10 On the shove grimed'. therefore, the acquisition of these • Nista will render the Northers Assam Tea Company one of the good Influential and probable in • ' , Application for shares ti be made on the annexed form on or before Wednesday, the 31st May, on which date the list will be cleat London, May U, 1865. nit AU calls 044 duly paid will render previous payments liable to forfeiture. When the wbo!e amount of £2l per eartilleate 440 stock for each certilicate will be transferred into the name of the then holder thereof, The option will be given to all au' scribers to pay up in tall on allotment enti Wag them to interest on the whole amount of the price of lassie from lit January, : and discount at the rate ofd per cent. per annum will be allowed on per-payment of in stalments. These two allowances would further reduce the price Of Issue by about 42 lee. per cent. In the allotment, those applications the whole balance on which it la intended by applicant' to be paid in one Instalment on allotment will he first considered. Application must be made on the forms annexed, and accom panied by payment of 41 per share (without which no applies *mean be considered), to any of the undermentioned bankers The London and County Bank : Messrs. Olin, Mills, Currie, and Co. ; the Agra and Maaterinan's Bank (Limited); Megan. Smith, Payne. and Smiths; the National lank. Loodon, Dublin, and ita branches in Ireland : the National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches in Scotland. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit paid will be returned forthwith without de •'.uo- Mon ; and If leas are allot•ed than the number of oertltcatee applied for, the sum paid will be applied towards the amount payable on allotment on the number so allotted. Prospectuses, with maps, plans, Ac ., may be had of the under ' mentioned stockbrokers :—limare. Laurence, Soo, and Pearce 9, Angel-coert, LC. ; soma J. and A. Scrinigeour, 10, Old Broad street: Messrs. Knight, Dale. and Co., Royal Exchange headings, KC.; and of the Credit lon ger and Mobilier of England (Limited), (Alfred Lowe. Eq., secretary), at their offices. 17 and 18, Geisha London: and at the of ires of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company (W. K Johnson, Esq.. secretary), Vietorthatation, Pimlico. S. W. APPLMTION FOR B BHABit To the Directors of th •Northwn Assam Tea Company (Limited). Gentlemen.—Haring paid to yunr hankers the sum of d being the deposit of £2 per stare, I request you to allot to me B shores Of 41011111C11 hi the above Company, and I hereby agree to incept such shares twiny leas number that mar be allotted to me, to pay the further sum of 41 per share on 104 h July neat awl the cads es marl., and to sign the Artlc'ee of Asewlation of the Company when rennin& And I request yon ber teenier myallotted name on the register of the Company for the num . Yowl OF APPLICATION TO BC PAID Ur IT DIFTALIIIIIFTS. To be left with Bankers. To the Directors of the Credit Fancier and Mobilise of England (Limited). L 1.1111,000 A Stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the Landon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Coes =loom —Having paid to the • Bank, the sant of L befog LI per snip cwrtlts on scrip certificates. I request pew to slime me scrip certificate, of the above stock, IS sordcwenity with the prospectus issu.d by you, and I hereby IlErla to accept such cerlillcates, or any less number that Tn.,' be allotted to me. and to pay the further •nrn of L 4 per cattiest* doe on 'flagmen& thereof, and the instalments when due. eentlemeo. your obedient servant, Name in full Usual signature Address in full . Date May, 1106. 'lnsert Bankenf nesse. Nano In tun Protendon or description Residence in tall Date N.B.—This porUors to to ristairod by bankers THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY CLlni tted.. NOTICE II HEREBY GIVEN that no APPLICATIONS for the B ihana will be RECEIVED alter WEDNESDAY, the Slit Instant.—B7 older of the Boerd, C. H. YIELDER. SeniitAil. °Mean U. Bneklenbury, London. E.C.. llinT fl, 186. Or this tons of Application to be used by applicants desirous of paling Um is he me Matelot- at au allotment. To be left with Barkers. To the Blrectors of the Credit Fowler and Mobtlier of England (i halted). /111,71t.000 A stock of the Metropolitan Ettenslea Railways of the Londott, Mahan. and Dorm Railway Campine. Oeutlemaa,—Raving add to the. hint tbe snm al A beteg LI pee Esip certificste as eerip certificates. I request you to allot me eerie certificates of the above stock in oonformity with the pmspectus lamed by you. and I hereby epee to accept each certificates. or any lase umber that may be allotted to me, and to peg tbs farther ma of /Mb per certificate due oft allotment thereat. I am. mailmen. your obedleut sane* llama la fall RUPTURES. —The PATENT SELF ADJGATING GERMAN TRUK settee effectual', witl. oat say ompiteatiaaa tsrersousmended by Qs fatale,' for Qs ears and relief of hernia. The necemary quality of a good trees Yan diciest resisting power, without uansossaary presume ow hart affected. which desirable biect is alone obtansed hs a Irma unencumbered with straps, ;Aral 'primp, or Pad Inktbd• EGO and Co., 1, Piccadilly, W. • MiIORD'S FLUID MAGNISIA.—The Fstuca d i espro Witty year, bava opprovod of Ibis sointiors at msl tbo beat remedy' for dont Ind ate' italic disorders of irrory kind : and as a and aperient it la *Ow a ri a.Aptod toe ladles and ehttdron. Prepared solely and Co., CM do„ IT% Now Bond 101 . 11 11. and void tbroanbont world by all rompactablo akooriots. Caulks-Ate that " Unasked and Co. la oat *sok Mete sad red label nose taw cork. Usual algnature Addroon In tun Data liny, 1806. • Insert Bankant none. TSSU of £1,212,000 A STOOK of te. 3. 111111101POLITAN lITINSION RAILWAY/I et the LOS- DOE. CHATHA. mad DOM RAILWAY OONY. JOZZAII'II 00PARINI IIiZOL the only . The CRIDIT PONCIIII mad MOBILIZR o Pe aGLAND Frooeb yreporatioa adopted by the Paris Arodow7 and . ablolbull BBRIBY GIVE NOTICE that Q. RUBSCRIMITON Laelos ik ard. Cd* O u .4 . 6( Is ulsose. °E Ilw 7 = of Yarn (*Deft . usn for the shove Stook .111 CLOSE TO-MORROW (tobrulay). Polaila. and lAirms (" WNW ~d*".• u. the ate 1.4. . ot $ Welock, tar Landon apptleatioos, soil au . , Me', cort aln as &maga of M. 4111,8 either coceat or OOTOO.O. NON DAY ~.es. the see that.. for rooter, applications. Y. Ga., at 0. Sozwarn. Frown dims* te. nesteoram• Pout I By cram of the Court, ALYILZD WWI Seceetery. as roselpt of fa. ed. leados. Silk Mal, LW, 17 ead LE COrohlt. S AIIOE.—LEA and PICREINEY WORCENTIERSHIII SAUCE. Ehle &brow esadhasat. pronouseed by celamotssear "THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE." Is prepared sole ly by LEA and PERRINS. The ppbhe are respectfully cautioned against worthier trona Kona and should see that Lea and Perri= names We on wrapper, label. bottle, and stopper. ASK for LEA and PERRIER SAUCE. _ Bold wiheisZolisd for smart by th e Propristers. Wormier . Messrs. CROBSI and BLACILWE.L ; Reim BARCLAY anA BOMA. London, Re., Re .: and by wooers and oilmen universally T 0 NIO BITTERS. WATERS' QUINIb: WIN& The most palatable and wholeenne bitter In existence ; AN EPTICIIINT TONIC. An tusequalled atornacide. and a gentle stimulant . Sold by grocer; Itaßan warebousemen, wine saerehanta. oon teetloners, and othen, at 30s. a dozen. Manataetured by WATERS and WILLIAMS, Martln's•lane, Cannonetreet, London. Wholesale Ascents, R. Lewis and Co., Worcester. ALL IRON WORK TM ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Old Si Psocras4l64 Losdoe. N. VI I.IYAN and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 66 and T. OXIrOnD-STEINT. IMAM and Co. have prepared an entirely NNW STOCK for the groat season, consprehendiat every pomade description of CLOTHING for Gentlemen and Juveniles. Overcoats for nun, rain, and dust ld. 6'. to Si.. Overeoata, ant-ilned sad tweed Si.. Od. to 465. Overcoats for clerical god prottestoual gentlemen tie. ed. to da. HYAM sad Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, OM sada OIL/011aSTIMINT. Sena for business, the and toerlat Jackets In all the (ash' styles tla. ed. to eni. Drees coats In woaded and wool-dyed cloths let. Od. to Tea. Sandringham au/toots to Venetians and cloths Vests in Caahme silks, nutting drilla, Do Trousers in all We styles and maiersais HYAM and Colo SELECT DEPARTMENTS. No. I. Gentlemen's clothing br immediate wear. S. Somas or Order Department. Hods' and Youths' Distinct Department. 4. Hats Cape, Hosiery, and Outlit Department. London : M and 67, Oztordutrret. Beruiches—liirminghars,4l, W. and 43, Newutreet : Leeds, 42, Briuste : and Dewsbury, Westgate. WHITE and SOUND TEETH are indispensable to foreseal Attamtioa, sad to health and longevity by r ilm i zipor mostarailou ei toot ROWLAND, 01:OBTO. DINTIIItICE, compounded of Oriental tugredisata, lassitatable valise in presarvincd beautifying the teeth. strsagtheeise the gums, and In giving a pleasing kagnums to the breath. It eradicates tartar the teeth, rosnorm spots of It liacirat ducal. Ind polishes and preserve' the mantel, to which impart' a piarl-like Tantalums. Its invaluable pro perties bare obtained the patronage of royalty and tbs arid*. many of Marone, and it Is universally In MO remits. Prim S per box. Sold at 20. Hatton-pinion, and by Chemists and Rosen. Ask for t' Rowboat' (Motto." BATHS of HOMBURG, near Frankfort-m -the-Maine. —Summer Bowe. 186&—The Ithseral Waters of Homburg, en evidenced by the analysts of the celebrated Prof es- or Liebig, are stimulant, tonic. alterative and aperient. They are of admirable service In removing disorder, of the stomach and other intestines. They stimulate these wpm "rhea the abdominal circulation Is defective, assist the processes of secretion, and give a healthful regulazity to the engem of nutrition and assimilation. They are powerful remedial agents le cases of enlargement of the liver, in affection of the spleen, in hypochondria, jaundice, hemorrhoidal disease and obstinate constipation. In cases of gout, and all other affections produced by inefficiency of the digestive inactions, the most happy results lave been obtained from them. The et of the Waters Is more especially mamma..A by those who drink them at their source for their, the Invigorating air of the mountains, the piety of the surrounding scene, god pre feet abstraction from the cares of the world, concur In sedating the acUrin of the medicinal beverage. The magnificent Casino, which. In the beauty of Its architecture, the judicious distribution of its apartments, and the richness of its decorations, surpasses every other edifice of the kind on the banks of the Rhine, contains saloons for bails and concerts, as also for th e games of Treats et thuirante and Roulette the former is payed with the half Refalt, and the latter,with one Zero ; the daily venture of the bank at the,Trente et Quarante table is fixed at twelve thousand pounds, and the maximum stake is four hundred and eighty pounds. Among the other attractions may In mentioned a large and comfortable read. huproote,bberallyttunished with German, French, Eognah,ltallan. Auden, Belgian and Dotch Journals; a coffee-roordn the Olympic style of decoration ; • divan, for the enjoyment of a cigar, opening on • flue terrace paved with asphalt: a greed dining-room. where there is a table dhate I la Francais, twice a day. at one and See o'clock, under the superintendence of the celebrated U. (Beret. of Perla. who is the lessee of the refreshment depart ment of the Rurhaus. A circumstance which 011111114 fall to Interest especially the Regilah dartoes is the construction, ap proaching to Its completion, of a new linglish church. on a piece of ground given for that purpose by the generosity of his Serene Highness the Sovereign Landgrave of Hesse. An excellent orcheetze, numbering forty distinguished muddies, performs three times • day ; In the morolop at the Wells, In the afternoon In the beautiful gardens of the Casino, and in the ev nine In the grand Ball-room. The new railway Isis almost brought the Homburg Baths to the outskirts of Frankfort. There are elshteen trains a day, to and fro. the last as isle as 11 o'clock. As the journey occupies only half an hour, the amusements of Frankfort are within easy reach. Visitors in Homburg may get to Brussels in twelve hours, to Berlin in fifteen, to Paris In six teen. and to London In twenty-four, so excellent Is the inter communicatthe by rail. MEMORIAL MALTA, MANO HESTER. —The QUISTION of STRIKER-The BUILDILR., of THIS DAT. poles 4.1., by post 5d., contains :-Pine Tlew of the Memorial Hall, Ilaneltsster-Tbe Prevention of Btrikes-Ixoava- Rona at Ostia-TES Dante Festival. Florence-Street AreMee tare of Ur. Oid Town of Edln ba+t h-" The Tabard" Bouthwprif -New Wing. St. Marl's 1101 . Paddialft°o-11208 to all' Vlllage-Balldings sad their Vegetable Parasites -.fcelah Wedg wood (•11k Ilinstrations)-PaperatalaWs-Coneerning Staved Glass -The Hulloing Trades - Rats, Mice, Flies, Wasps, Re.- Provincial. Ae , &e.-Office, 1, York-street, Covent-garden and all booksellers. me. MHz PALL-MALL TI TAATTE, An Evening 1 Newspaper and Review eentslua, besides all the News of the Des, • large number (..f orheisal articles on Politics. Mara We. (to. Sallebarpetreet, !Areal. Pries le., by peat 14 stamps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, and What to Eat, Mink, and Avoid. ♦ Predict' Guide far the altatament of perfect Heath and Sireegta : sad Now **Watery of the 117st/ries of Man's &bite" and the rations Phenomena of We. Supplemented by Remarks on the treat ment of Nerve.. and other Disorders incidental so Sedentary Habits. By a Physician of fe year: practice. Yang 39, Conthlli. DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE : o=fisah galignanh and Dimppotionaindh la Wash. °anthill :co Author. THE PANTHEON TIMMER BATHS. Es.: Mom !Is. lodise' day. Mondays. At Dr. C.'s protessioskal roddsmes, E. Gnat Marlisconsitt.street. W. Ain, the Pust-olltos 3rand Tarkilla Baths, ts. Id., 19. Bt. Itsrtir'irte-Orsod. LC ROYAL COLLIGI OF SUROPONS OF ENOLOYD. The following gestleroms having undergoes the soommu7 etamiaatioas for the diploma, were admitted members of the oollege at a =mein of the Court of Umber.' en the 24th isakint, : Ysssn. Charles Frederick Lethbridge. Targets,. Devoe. and Albert William Walls, SaYstrater, ctudests id University Oolisp ; Timm' Edmund Noel, Davoneuri. and Boozy Albert Beene, Newbury. Barbi:dm of the lithilsou nomad ; Jobs Powell. 1.8. A ., Maim tee. of St. Bor th olossew's lbspitel ; sad Jobs Eduard 'lll. ton, Stoneham% Glormotenhico, of the Bristol firemol. At the name masks of the oourt Yr. Jobs Frederick of H.M.S. Limit. Shoorams, passed his aurniaatioa far naval supra. This sentlomse bad previously hem ad :witted a member of the eoUrits, his diploma baring date Kara 14„ UM. It yepsars Wit oat of the Iwootyaiaw Ea who offered ma fa. suasisitkin the In were referred look to their sandhi hi di pkairiqus. This Important Metropititea Railway will connect the Dublin and Kingstown Railway at Bendymount with the terminus of the Great Souther* an d Weston Railway near the Phoenix Park. It will loin a system of tramways in connexion with the Docks on the eolith side of the River Liffey, and the barterer and ship ping at the Meg 11111, sad will connect Miff with the line from Dublin to Drogheda and Belfast, and also with the Midland Great Western Railway. The proposed line will be seven miles in length. It will form a direct communication between the Midland Great Western, and the Dublin and Kingstown Railway ; and It will in like manner directly connect the Great Southern and Western with the Dublin an d Drogheda Railway, andwill become the male route for all the traffic between the northern and southern parts of Ireland ; It will thus not only be a suburban omnibus line for the city of Dublin, but It will occupy the re- I markable and unrivalled position, that the whole of the inter change Manic between the great trunk Ilion converging In Dublin (via, the Dublin and Drogheda and Northern Ulna. Midland Great Western and Dublin and Meath Railways, widths Great Southern end Western Railway„ together with the through Mak on those lines to and from eau/land, and their traffic in n goods nd minerals with the docks and harbour, will, of om genea over the whole or lame part of It sli ß y the formation of this line, the mal l service between Eng land and Ireland will be con .iderably accelerated, and esialell gers will be enabled to travel to suit from the port of Kingstown and any part of the Irish railway system without changing car riages. It is propmed to have • station at the New Cattle Market la Dublin, and thereby to develop the trade in mineerion with that extensive branch of trams. Is is an important feature of the proposed line that the ad vantages of deep water at all Mates of the tide at Holyhead and Kingstown will be rendered available for the Valle W milk, goods, and minerals. irons Its position in relation to these ports and to the port of Dublin, this line will effect a considerable saving In the costal transhipment and carriage of coal sent Into the Interior of the country, awl a large development of coal traffic limy mendently be anticipated as the result of these increased facilities. The London and North Western Railway Company cordially approve of the undertaking, and will afford their fullest co operation in developing the traffic between their system and the Irish railways over the proposed line. The „ Act" for Mb line was obtained in the list mission of narliameut, after a most searching and careful inquiry of twenty two days, before a select committee of the H. use of Commons winch nnaniuriusly adopted it as the best of nee competing schemes that hail been under Its consideration, for the purpose of supplying Dublin with a metropolitan railway communlcetion effecting a connexion between the railway systems having their termini In that city. It is well known that the metropolitan and suburban railways of London have produced results exceeding the most mengelse anticipadrins of their original promoters, although the met of construction, including the purchase of p.operties, has been greatly In moms of any other railways in the kingdom. lu the present invitees the position of the Dublin and Kings town Railway, of which the proposed line Is tweak:ally an extension, furnishes the very best data for estimating its future truffle. The Dublin and Kingstown line his cost about £eo,ooo per mile. Its traffic is confined to passenger. only, from which it derives an Income yielding an annual dividend of about 10 per cent., and the £lOO stock Is selling at about £2OO at the present time. It Is estimated that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will cost about it 37,000 par mile, and, in addition to Its suburban omnibus traffic, and the through rassenger traffic, it will be the receiver of an extensive traffic 10 cattle, gowfs and minerals. There Is, therefore, just ground for expecting that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway a ID be at least quite as moused ul as the Dublin and KLptowo line, or, in other words, that it will become one of the very best and moat remunerative railway pro perties in the kingdom. The works hove been undertaken by the eminent firm of Messrs. J. end C. y tte coetractors fur the herbour and other works et tin registrellon rho aciip, of which due Dotice will be given, the certificates of MO will be divided into eve shares of £lO each. In the event of no allotment befog made, the deposits will be returned to full. Should a less number of shires be allotted lima are applied for, the deigning will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance ;i1 any) returned to the ap lf.2 cant T UUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING RAILWAY COMPANY. Capital a. 2.16,000, to be issued In 6,100 Provisional Scrip Certificates of £6O each. roan OP APPLICATION Pot ALLOTMENT or MINIM& To the Directors of the Cowpony called the "Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway," per Messrs. Chadwick, Adamson, McKenna, and Co., Financial Assets, 27, Great George-street, Westroinister, and et, Crosestreet, M °cheater. Gentlemen, —Having paid to )our bankers the sum of E I hereby request that you will allot me Scrip Cer• falcate, of x. 50 each, in the Dublin Trunk Connecting R ailway and I agree to accept mach Scrip Certificates, or any less num ber that may le allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of ge per Certittcate due upon such allotment. Dated tide day of 1915. Name in full Firm, if any Profession or Occupation Place of Business Residence Applications for Shares may be made to the bankers, this brokers, or to the undersigned, tram whom all further informa tion may be obtained. CHADWICK, ADAMSON. McKENNA, and Co., Mandel Agents, 27, Great Georgeetreet, Westminster, and CC Cross-street, Manchester. X 0 S I T S THE CREDIT FONCIER air rOBILIER OF ENGLAND RATIO YOB HONEY ON DEPOSIT. This Ocadtway receives money on DEPOSIT In sums of .CIO sad upwards, at the undermentioned rates, from this day UNTIE FURTHER NOTICE, viz. : At Is days notice —. At une month's notice 4 per cent per annum. ♦j per cent per annum. _ For Flood Periods of " Not lees than S months and up to 6 months Beyond 6 months and up to 9 mouths 6 per cent. per annum. •••• r Beyond 9 mouths end up to 12 mouth' 4 Per cent. Per annum. Beyond 12 mouths and up to ?A zumstba • per cent. per annum. Forms of application can La obtained of the Secretary, to whom all communications must be addressed. By order of the Court, ALFRED lOW E, Secretary. 12 and 14 CorultllL London, May ts, 1866. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Malted), I sad 7, Ifkbolaa-lao& Lovabardeureek loadou. 811118CRIBED CAPITAL. TWO MILLION& PAID ue traDEPOi,ooe. T 8 RECIIVRD n taken PI VV.I Reps/abl• on darasad Ditto at 7 days' notice Ditto at 14 days' notice spacial rates for tomer depsited far loop parkaa THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INBUP.ANCL COMPANY ts now conducted at City Bank Chambers, No. EL Threadesedleatreet, where the Company Ls prepared to melee propoeala tot Marine Insurances at the current rates. ABTRUR JAMES DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. DRAM. Secretary. L AW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fleet strait, London, hay 24, 1866. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that In pursuance of the pro. visions of the Deed of Settlement of the Law Life Assurance Society, • GENERAL AIE6 II SO of the Proprietors will be held at the Society's Office, Fleet-street. London. on SATURDAY, the 24th day of June nest, at a quarter to Twelve o'clock at noon precisely. to elect Sit Directors and Two Auditors, when those who go out of office by rotation will be proposed for re election; also to elect one other Director in the room of Keith Barnes, Esq., deceased; also to elect one other Auditor to, the room of John Deedes, q., who hu resigned that cake ; and for general purposes. The Director to be chums in the room of Keith Barnes, deceased, will remain in of until the fah day of Jose, 18M: and the Auditor to he ch , sen in the room of John Deedes, Esq., will remain in ofike until the Sith day of Jane, len. And farther notice is hereby givel, that in pursuance of the provisions contained in the said Deed of Settlement, a Special ' General Meeting of the Proprietors will be held at the Society's Mike as aforesaid on Saturday, the 14th day of Jane nest, at twelve o'clock at noon precisely , for the division of the surplus of the assurance purpose of gerc i rlety oe the eve years ending on the Slat of December last. And farther notice is hereby given, that • Second Special i General Meeting win be held at the Society's Mike as aforesaid, at half-past two o'clock precisely, on Friday. the Stith day of June next, for the purple of oonftrmiog the resolution which shall have been egrsed to at such first Special Osumi Meeting. And further nodes is hereby given, that say person who shell have been assured by the Society for two whale years may, on pmdoetton of his poSoy, and of the lastreceipt fee the premium d•r thereon, be present at such Special General BeetineA—BY or of the Directon, WILLIAM SAMUEL DOWNIE, Acaaary. TABLE GLASS, CHINA, 41 0 HANDELIXES. J. DIM= and BONS Hove fart added NMI NEW SHOW ROOM to tbotr saiusawo tory, Immo tho Wood sanortrosol to SBB world of 188•8 1. = oe their taisashsotari say 88 Ism —147, Hoonclodltch. 1011 INDIA. TOBY UNITE, MARQUKE, Tent, Flog, sod le Lek Cloth Xanstacturar. blarquidd, bale. tomPoron rooms mad awnings. Used, doors& sad lightedlce drddlap. baits. Mac de Orders ain gre ptly executed—W, IDGWAILIF ROAD, PADDINGTON. Aar trieloifial !dubs a= moms GALA for TELEG itA 14110 LYTELLIGENCE. AUSTRIA AND TEE ZOLLVZREDT. VIENNA, MAT S. The Committee appointed by the Upper House of the Reicherath to report upon the draft of • commercial treaty between Austria and the ZoLlve rein, have resolved to recommend the house to adopt the treaty. INSURRECTION IN MOROCCO. ALGIERS, MAY 23. The Co%frier d'Al9erie states that a fresh insur rection has broken out in Morocco, in the neigh bourhood of Rabat. The Emperor of Morocco was marching to the spot at the bead of his army. TEI PARIS BOUREIL PAWS, MAY S. This Wing Ascessioa day, the Bourse is slossd. INDIA. (sr DEIWT 01111111 AND BO AY, llAt 90. Cotton steady. Exchange on London, 2s. Oid. Freights unchanged. _ _ CALCUTTA, MAT 18 Markets improving. Exchange on London, Olt CHINA. (By Overland Telegraph from Ga llo.) 'PEKIN, APRIL 15. An imperial decree, dated 3rd inst., announced that Prince Lung was degraded and deprived of his appointment for corruption, and for disrespect towards the Emperor. His disgrace was uncon nected with foreign policy, as all die members of the foreign board retain office. (Later advicea announce Prince Kung's return to office.) • This telegram left Galls oo the 12th May, and should have reached London prior to the intelligence published on the 23rd inst. JAPAN. (By Overland Telegraph from Gail) YOKOHAMA, Aria 13. The Tycoon has announced that he prefers pay ing the indemnity stipulated by the Convention to opening the inland sea of Simonosaki. . . Another of the individuals concerned in the murder of Major Baldwin and Lieutenant Bird has been arrested. THE JOURNEY OF THE KING OF OREM The young King of Greece returned to Athens on the 26th ult. from his journey through the pro vinces. A letter from Athens refers in the follow lug terms, says the Nord, to the general impression resulting from this excursion : The country is in general devoted to the throne and desirous of peace and order, but the administration is not always equal to its duties ; and the state of the country in consequence leaves much to be desired, especially with regard to the security of persons and property. It must be admitted, however, as a proof that the suppression of brigandage is not mere idle talk in Gnaws, that last week three brigands were decapitated at Corinth, and that other offenders are shortly to be tried at the Syra assizes ' who will probably be condemned to death also. George I. has everywhere received the most sympathetic welcome from the population." BRIGANDAGE IN SOUTHERN ITALY. TWO ENtLISIDIEN CAPTURED. One of the two Regliftheiten—a Mr. T. C. Mur ray Aynaley—who were entered by brigands near Postum. Southern Italy, ore the 15th, writes a narrative of the Ox onians's' to the Taw, dating from Naples. On the 2lat his companion was still in the hands of the brigands. the ransom demanded Wog on, his (rind says, which it is impossible to collect. It seems that the two gentlemen, with their wives, had been taking photographs of the ruins, Paestum, and were returning in the afternoon, when sud denly, about two miles the other aide of Battipaglia, some wee stopped the carriage, and hurried off with them towards the sea, leaving the carriage, with the ladies in it, untouched. The brigands treated them with Updates, coming them over streams, making a dry bed foe them at night, and supplying them with food. In mores to questions they aid they were soldier of Francesco Sgoondo. Many of them said they did not like their Min of life ; few, they said, did ; OOP engaged in it soaps is ant to " We ergot them to obtain a general pardon on oonditioe of leaving the country, they told as they could not trust the government. We felt great pity foe them, for nearly all seemed to have joined the banal partly at least from loyalty to the former government, and before the present was fully esta blished. We told them that Englishmen were not their enemies, but the friends of Italy, and that it was not right to treat their friends, as enemies, sod they seemed 'shamed. We could not but con • eider them rather as political offenders than criminals, and talked to them a considerable time of England and America, and how much better for them it would be to leave their present life and go to another land. When we told them that in England there were no brined', but that all were satisfied with the laws, they repeated this to one another' and some who had not themselves heard it came and Naked if this were so." Os the 16th the brigands dia mond what was to be dose with them, and with two peanuts, 01rDere or relations of owners in lard in the Ohio, whom they had carried off also, The °semis of the bead began writing letters to the rela. tins of one ; but he could not write easily. and one of the Englishmen wrote two letters at his dictation in the none of the two prisoners, demanding • ransom. which the pri soners were made to age. The letter wee weeded, " Deer brother, I have been takes by the hand ; send • reason of 12,000 diorite, or I shall be killed ;" and the other, "Deer father, I have been taken by the bud ; seed a ransom of 9,000 ducats, or I shall belittled." The cage of the Ent men was thee spin diamond, sad th e Winds *greed to and one of thou (sod the lot decided that Mr. Mean, should go) and collect some mosey amain the English in Naples, and is • week's time he was to send a letter testy hew much he weld collect. The number el the band was at from 30 to 50. They were dressed is uniform blue trousers, with coats of brows cloth. " I had sot left the brigands," writes Mt. Anvils'', "more them • minute or two gain, wenn to the brow of the kill, I saw troops and National Goods approeshing. Is • few seconds I was samonded by soldiers with, as i t, North Italian eoustanaoss, calling on, 'Are you on 1 an Enaliehnisa s ow as Englighease r Ten :sed my bead, and °se mod, the settee to the word, • I mast give ye • kiss' The good fellows thought I bad maned as their approach. la • few moons dein was omemeneed by the National Gaud. I hurried up some rising ground, and looking rowed when I got to the top the brigaods celled ant, • Oa, on, oe we will kill your ocespanoe. • I, of coarse, obeyed, aid is reesing Monte Corwin received an enthusiastic welcome. The Whale- Mete would sot In me leave that sight, bet seat • ocerier to Salerno with a letter. The deputy et the town is the Italian parliament received me into hie kiosk and took nee to the café, where the people all areordsol mooed me, suntan seised my hen, en or two kissed wsse,, aid many hooked se if they willed to de Mad my poly seseped whim the gelding eases u se. p Mena sow • look co the adventure with planar% bat he did sot, sad my poe tics is one of tamale easisity, and doubt, foe the imeitiee T ensZteedl i"..f r upon their poisoners are somatinge lesseans, aid Wray lode seeibehls They an astinweedi wages. wkleent et herther forethought or prienoin, pestle and genarews. or m 40V140 101 4 eleele.g to the whined the moment, la Se lena a men use plated ant to es who bed led one am is the following mere n :—After hes impfts•b7 kite lie wife, laving goat • semiler sane thee titey oohed, the Wpm& one her, em d. hig NM W illi " 0 ll= that it the rein it the money did nee ems hie heed follow. no ransom &needed in We nee ii ose impossilis for tes odlent. * • • siritais FROM PARIS. MOM OVII owl PAU% Tar MAT Enimra. The hidlpeedanee Beige was seized three days running last week. The editor says, in a leading article, that no such bitter persecution of the foreign press ss that now taking pleas under the Empress Regent has been seen in France since the &pinwale ministry of odious memory, which was appointed after the °nisi conspiracy. There being in the indepeadance of Sunday last a chapter of an interesting serial which the editor was very desir ous that French subscribers should see, he took the troubliea "censuring" the issue destined for Prance himself. A special edition was composed from which every line which journalistic experi ence could suggest as likely to be offensive to the French government was carefully eliminated ; !duke and the Ajaccio speech, as being tabooed subjects, were not alluded to at all. Well, all these pains were-thrown away ; the many hundred copies of the independance which came to France were all confiscated, and the editor cannot tell to this hour what was the reason. He salts whether It is to be understood henceforth that when any exciting political news is stirring the French government will tolerate in foreign journals nothing but essays on draining the Pontine marshes or the discovery of the NorlEPole. The Paris correspondence of the number of the bidtperidatice of May 24, which has been distributed to-day, has been revised expressly for the French market, and many suppressed passages are indicated by pointa. In Loudon you will have seen a non expurgated edition. Lady Cowley, who is represented by a London journal as having " arrived in London for the season with her family," gave a reception at the embassy in the Faubourg St. Honori last night, in honour of the Queen's birthday. There was no dancing, it being understood that her Majesty still wishes the death of Prince Albert to exercise a sobering influence upon festive ball-room therefore was not opened ; and the only distinctive feature of the evening was the illumi nation of the gardens of the embassy, and a mili tary band playing on the lawn. The company, which was not numerous, separated at an early hour. Most of the Corse Diplomatique and seve ral high French dignitaries were present. The Duke de Peraigny—fresh from his trip to Rome— bad a long conversation with Lord Cowley. The grett lawsuit against the companies that insured the life of the unfortunate Madame de Pauw, poison«. by Count La Pommerais, who was executed for the deed ou June 9, 1864, came on yesterday before President Benoit Champy. The three orphan children of the murdered woman claim the sum of 580,000 fr. from eight different companies in which La Pommerais had insured her life. Two of the companies have consented to a compromise proposed by the guardian of the plaintiffs ; but the remaining six—the Nationale, Union, Phdnix, Paternelle, Inter nationale, and Gresham determined to fight the case. The plaintiff.' counsel, M. Lentac, whose arguments-took .sp stoat of the day, con tends that Madame Pauw's assignment of the policies to La Pommerais being void for frauJ, the original contract of the companies with her remains undisturbed, and that payment to her personal representatives is a matter of course. On the part of the companies it is said that she having lent herself to La Pommerais scheme that she should feign illness, in order to deceive the companies, and induce them to grant her • large life annuity in consideration of the surrender of the policiee, her estate cannot derive • benefit from the consequences of that attempt. To this it is an swered that Madame de Pauw never intended to take any drug dangerous to life, and that her con duct, however blamable, does not affect the present question. The arguments, which were adjourned for a week, will probably not be concluded for • -o time. PORTVOIJESI INTIRNATIORAL EXHIRMON. —An exhibition of arta. industry, sad saturel productions is to be held at Oporto is August Dann, Under the ietrYusgs of the King of PortaW sod the presidency of Doo Fatima° o( Ha z e Uthwg. Wl*. The programme jost leaned and commonimied I° the British government is very complete and attractive. The obesillcatices of articles to be ad mitted to the exhibition is mot comprehmeive ; and the °outwit speak confidently of the gollAti• of a roltbf N. presentation of the produce, arts, aso Stentifmittres of all pa Rations. of TM exhibition will comprise en ilmi bal ormed pert s imilar co ll ections elsewhere. and great f e 1160 6, ragemoet is given to persons at a diatoms to cootribute. SZRIOUS CALMAR AT WINDSOR. Yesterday morals( at the poi...station, Windsor, William Adolphus Roberts, the landlord of tho Prime of Wales Tavern, Church-strost, was brought before Mr. W. B. Harris , the mayor, and Masers. Driver and Cleave, borough magistratey for farther examination, upon suspicitio al sesiossly injuring the yore' woman Adelaide Drabs. who sow bee is • very dangerous cooditios at the Wisdom and Etre lafinnary. Mr. Long, the magistrates' sleek. was inettessiiMoo, the ex aminatioa taking place is the ntscristratee room. Dr. Pearl wee also preem• Polloreargesat Noble stated, la additim to his former evidence, that later in the day on Tuesday he pre/boded to a room is the priecemes home, whisk the latter had locked prior to his being taken to the station. He mat to the prieoser for the key. and be seat some keys hack, but nom of them unlocked the deer. Wiesen gent again to the prisoner, and said that unless be sent the proper key he would break ors the door. Prisoner this gam up the key, and, going into the Mee, witeelis found upon the floor bewails the bed a stick broke. in two pieces. Whew was iodoood to make the man* bemuse when he first went into tte room with the primmer be saw the latter kick something under the bed. whim be Imberttfr found the two piece' of stick produced. ate rhich was then is mart. was a this Ore of willow.) Mr. Wicked', !muse eurgeoa at the Windsor and Zion lalimaarv, dmosa that a girl was brought about 10 Wastes to 8 Wale* or Tom* morning to the Mammy. When be first saw her she wee lying on • bed, sod the nurse sae Moaning her bod y i from the dirt. The girl wen ioseesible. sad he examined her. He found she had a lameated wound of the scalp or the left side of the skull. The left side of ber lase wee ma sidecably swollen and Maim& There was • lessested wowed on her left sheek.beee. whence blood was coda, freely. Tere wee s'so mosiderabb swelling un the upper part of the hit thigh, sad the skin on the left hip was sun used. There were large wheals en her right Mg, hip. WM. and shoulders—is tank 'early ell over her body. with the en. ceptios of her Ws, appareutly muted by • severe cargos. These, from their appossamm, were quite moss& The girl was inseosible, 'offering from ammo esecuries of the brain, sad breathiag leeway sad slowly. Yesterday she had, hemmer, reesvered her emsciorssures. Mr. Loft at the amp of the proceedings asked if a magistrate emit( go to the infirmary sad take the girlie deport.s without eadmigewing her safety. Mr. Make/II sod Dr. Pearl though* it would be desirable to do that at ems. The pd. sonar was thee asked if he had say wartime to ask Mr. Brickwell aid replied is the maim. At 1 deka Mr. Aldermen Hamm and Mr. Driver. two at the beroligh ma an proceeded es the Modica sad Eton infirmary, and took the times of the World girl is the premiere of the prisoner Bettarts. In mower to the taterroiptioos of the megistertes, Denise elated that 0. the monies I. question (die briag radresesd. sad bevies rely her nOt dress ea) the primmer etommoneed booties her with aetark. To avoid his moieties she feet ms downstairs is order to get out into the street. hat Wag permed by Ilicagrboser, again ins upstairs be the hehrocat. red Meow handl est el the window re escape from his Iratallty. Uwifer them niremsammem, and earrthifirein the preaches seedllties of Denim. the magielraies remastied the Omar. sad re famed to swept bell Roberts ormediagly resales for the mama ie the meriely el the polies. B A piapproy,-11s. Leopold David Lewis, of theDa Ilierlaaa,dreisces.er to laves V* be is sot tao David Leopold 'Leseiewloo• sortie iperared is oar lieeizspary reports yereardey. 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