The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-19 00:00:00

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Royal Embalm his witarein MI WWI weld ok that be vu mud by Ramon, I it, aad said he the butigation d t him th• bowie )arposea Amass net Osman wen what part tbey Altogether than evidence was a. gorrgate for trill, ricet is dull, of lo salmi him buss on the spot. Bk. mast wu dray tobar to Dam!: 01 ID Us. ft ; arrival'. 1,144 am, at 3k. ad o 41a.; I en& llow. Aartraiim oil firm. Oarela, Sydney 39a. 10 36a. to 36a. el 4 cotton market on rz rimier, co Mee op of lower rime Wednesday awl dose by the trade d the week eland edmince in Motel re hem been • geed is becoming very inoced ld. per lit zit • large beta of about 11 . 1. per — is — inuat ant Egyptian Ina but Las sines been no of id. to ed. ca ore last week. la eh upon the better ld. pet 31). Tie low at a partial rine and for China sad I the stock, and the current qua. the week. 35.UA rade 49.160 bales. a steady market. GO Wes, of which fin following are 19d.; middling 3d. ; fair Up cos 16.—We bees dames of shipping .v• the advance d , ery deeply ual t probably hare to sidertble time will alias of yarns the Pars market has per lb. above the checks business to 1 as much doing In The cloth market Ince Tuesday them most deseripboon. ipatsd ia it to °Piton and of Yarn s to advance their 'flowed in the same se beep impossible hie dam of fabrics or chases of cloth, tad still °patina's. o has bins dope in ewe bon 000stastly demand has boss sinews ibsn wee 'm oos DOOlellitaied Yore. Biqa , Ir e bet they follow iss which ho. beet The aweasie b usi. or law. ere WY I very thu s i ng b a il with 101 otequeetlY lieu y Lod, are not Irtu_, est melting 01 0 0 4 WO the rates of lest • small suPPI , .,. °I {Oa. to 424 ; ww" rD DXATIES. 1, the wile of the Rev. htlekts, S.W.. the Wl° ;, Kent, the wife of tile the wits of IL POM uke's cbareb. Chot rbewlis, eon of T. of Amelia, daughter m-Mll. Mancheste r. St. Alpbsist C ° rbater. EN. of Keorit ire G. Doiruin&Seg. 4,. of Boymond-build• thop's Stortfoot. AO. re, MM. I. & Skipp er * is of the Wei* NO BALM a 10 1 1 . 1 . 4 foe Prtator ae ll e t ...: aot , of Vali No. 6,886 ] -- -- rzmiEirec mg waromo SW YOR . TWICE A erLIVERPOOL, MEW YORK, and i nwaawsia trtuKOZ b CZIEPANY Wood lance US..L ::: e i ll% IR; r Ell ere a . ke NEW TOM It/ Ow wail aissows est a r= oa red= Igrruiew so:oral: m ot J o , It i. & ky' . a nd s atiersom MI pima. ad - Ligiggs Wade: A inlll7 et cooked powbion. .......dia &NAN lb CROW etilis, sad IRMA 011eatits, foriarwill Ce Teri leirma—Por twOor par• sag I•lllLl.LA a brl a t n i=7lo, Waterdrisk lAmpool : 01. 0111 MI MACJIY. 0. Eft wlYir.lte.R Lark& ele L ----- 7 vatIAND RO D UTE.-001111172410AT10N ' cud sii IN 0 411011117 LAS sae %AL Bra u l'AVl 'ZON NON PASSENCIIIIM mad nodes Our o and Pup& .figg Wig ogee or Gibigtar. MOW Nape, Ad... 0. 7 1... F ee,gat,l ..- wog% lho Stroh% rad Mak by tiger ekagen t o ggelea go tle oth ewe Mk of over 7 math : toe sink Ad^ god Dembed, be lige el the lath 4 gib and sae for MmHg^ Lae Goggle and eptaa, be gm siesasre Limed South . ga of even escslL—Toe Willow particulars did.doegoare =t is tlgodealtelkgeoet. LC.. Ida. g Ilegeflgia" •The fins first-dam iron siiindomor Watt win mil km an a 1111 w days for the SW . Pa " is ms rltrtoitowid by the GUSTAV WALL— lisA=l7* derybt and paassg• apply to PHILLLPPL lIILMLIPPII sad Co.. IL Ro•Llsose, LC. I _ ,tainli —Direct Root* to Remover, Brous , IN yi l kai OM& GarM x —'l%l ANS 901711411 =II , ab o g skasa km ffineskreowe e b i s i=er c : the 12:1 was nwalkis pannitung). at 10 a.m. many; at Brunswick oyekwali, far plisallpre, at If saan.—laras to ga; Mum tickets. A 3 sae 41 108.— FAMApuly at CHmAIM WOlB ° Z terericfc=l7c,Clllll% "AVM* !I EAST the LO NDON RAILWAY cansmillUOVOlN THAMES TUNNEL), below LONDON RRIDOR all the RAILWAYS swift LONDON NORTH sad SOUTH of the TRANS& y o meated by the Rad Drachm Railway Compeers Aot, 1866. 000, IMMO Irritional S C c a ll Ca:llZr Berm of £lOO 0..12 to bgebt en Application, and Id on Allotment ; and on perlp,it on Appllestke, £lB on Allotment, and Z it o Of rare the Ma September, 1866. mpg aelberld -7 y, at the rate of Or par mil per pmt, ea rib paid tinting construction : and on halyard I miler* et ell per mit per annum, on the whole amount of fY witkito be= the date of allotment. DIRICIO/S. IMILUI HAWKS, Tr., Dinar of the Thames Tunnel Com ma& Mama b o w mirk Ir., Chairman of the Orlon Cont_pasy. OW IL kowsrigg, C.R, Vletorlarreen, Weetialneter. U s Dakar, Br., Director of the Wrt Middlesex Water IPs. Tana Cargill, laq., Director of the Oriental Bonk , yMt aa ßeq., Chairman of the Waßingford and Watlingten NOM Ccallielef. H olar Dinetor of th e North London Railway Company. ° peq., Grath PAX Esq., Depaty•Chairman of Great Indian Parra Railway Company. Meara Leta Queen' aroad, Ilageol'apark. sq., F.R.S., Finsbury-elms. Jam Rawkshaw. lay.. Slow MU. Stephirtisoo, Yp.. C.X. .7.11. !kirk*. Esq.. CZ- NOM nays, Bristow', and Qryseel, 1. Copthali-balidli SCIVITOZ MID I/ALM—IL N. Clifton, kart liartils—Tts Voice Bank of London, and its brandies 880111111. NUM. J. sad A. Serizsgooar,lo, Old Illosd.street. isms. Towssoll and laseben, In, Throginorton "treat. aiIMIEWLY tein.)— , C. B. Osilsni, Fag. Tewestsrl Oticts-4, Sidands-plass, Sian-lane, E.C. ABRIDGED PROSPICTUS. ne tut Imams Railway, recommended by the joint com ities et bola Your of parliament in the session of 1884. and Medisesd byths Act of this *salon, will accommodate in Its moss tie most simony populated parts of the metropolis. Ds meted thepeoperty required for the line will he Mr per mile amain of say other metropolitan railway, and Is suDelendy Efees by the estimates. The length of the Use, Including tamale, is between 7 and 8 miles, of which the re the terminal station at Llverpool-street, and fo- nearly se stied Monroe through the moat expensive district, Is put iradjolutly with the Great Eastern Railwedf, the one ninaingat thigh level and the other at atm level over the same Wilda arrangement &quarter of a mWion will i t r e c rs e Z. GRIM soothe= side of the river, from the Thames Tunnel to asieneticets of the southern railways, the cod pr• mile will be my moderate, whilst the Tunnel Itself has been obtained with. ed ybk ot come/min:in at a little son than one-third of he ulati which this line will accommodate. and fb blph br gr P o o 4 mi m es which it will receive for the trate derived Om the great net with which it will be connected, leave no gabs that its receipta per mite from passengers alone will weed those of the Metropolitan Railway. But assuming the hit London rectipte to be. per mile, not more than those on the l hien in its present incomplete and undeveloped state, arZulating the receipts on su miles only of the Rut London Moray, so as subetanually to confine the calculation to the viilMe. the income from passengers will be 4230,880 per owe, to which must be added, for merchandise and coal, at • bw estimate, £lOO 000 . making a total gross Income of £330,880 I. after deduction of 41 per oust for working espenees, will has a net income of £t96,220, or about fourteen per cent. on Is cad of Me Jim. fo inv - edors.7l; rapidity with which this line can be opened Ilittrafk, and its security from competition. are facts of rest Importance. The completion of the central station at Liverpool gm* and nearly • mile of the line. will be greatly expedited by ▪ nrangement (confirmed by parliament) with the Great Mee Company, which is now in ptomain of part of the pro. ▪ and is proceeding with the works; the Tunnel Is alma ▪ for immediate application to railway gam; so that the he MB certainly be yielding revenue in an unusually shoal spoof thee. assn fact will provide for payment of interest half-yearly Omni mastramion at the rate of five per cent. per annum on sals, M oft per alit. on share. fully paid up. In allotting the prefaence will be given to applications for fully paid "The I;elam et paid-up stock have the privilege of paying up \sham of LBO per certificate at once, under discount of els Pee pa annum, which will raise the tire year's interest to Illereef even per cent. bleghbation of the scrip, of which due notice will be given, asetelleates for 4100 will be divided into five 'hereof Meech. bee seat of no allotment being made the deposits will be West la ell Should a less Dumber of shares be allotted ran sighed for the deposits will be made available towards le game on allotment, and the balance (if any) returned to I.o B= must be made, accompanied by payment of 111 *Sere Cartilicate, to any of the undermentdoned Hacks: Therein Hack—London. The Jebel Prorlocial beak—Manchester, and Its Branches, Se Rinke:el Bank of Liverpool (Limitedi—LlverpooL The National Provincial Bank—Birmingham. The [see sad County Bank—l cede The Proviacial Bak of Ireland—Dublin. and it• Brandies la bend L_Ms Iloysi Bank f Scotland—Edinburgh anl Gleagow, and ite neassisi la aeo.laztL . • Prcepemmes mad forms of application may be obtained of the aleMea the Brokers, at the Offices of the Company : or of Megan. Sudwick. Adamson, M'Kenna and Co., financial ascents. 27. •••16 esoreestreet, Westminster, from whom all further infer war be obtained.. EAST LONDON RAILWAY COMPANY. sona LS HEREBY GIVEN, that the SUBSCRIPTION 313 sor the ti csiltsl of this Company will be CLOSED to Lon - M g b ralt TO•MORROW (Tuesday), the 20th inst., and ow AY, the 214 inst., for country applicant& CHADWICK, ADAMSON, WKENNA, and Ca, Nixiancial Agents. Es. V. Great George-street, Weatinlnider , sad Oneastrest, Manchester, June 19, NSA ZRAL IRRIGATION And WATER RI SUPPLY COMPANY of TRANCE Jlmitedl. _FO ZS HEREBY OWEN. that the TRANSPF.R BOORS t ßiliCempany will be CLOSED from she tea June to the 6th both days Inclusive, for the purpose of making up the wswertacseints and that the warrants for the first payment littlierrat upon the paid-up capital, at the rate of eight per ,„▪ . Per alintlZO, be sent to the thaseholders on the Sat July. 'SONS% HENRY OWLET, Secretary. wiesitlY sad In Cornbill, June 17, 1865. T" CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY. LIME and SMALL IN YLWlll3.24llL—Yrospectuses sent (11 Wine to any place explanatory oft tha Share. pr i A W Borrowing, Departments. Apply to MIA RIM L W BBN. Secretary, 33, Norfolk- sheet , Strand , Lon ...a WC. Year per cud per ' annum deposit aceowite ; See par "" *au. 1 - atrial o f land is quite optional. ---- TRIJOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY Waal"th 2 Nietolas-lane Lonanitrl-ntreet. Lon4ca. irrAr., TWO KILLIO N& • Pal TR ..... C 791.500. mossy R FUND MAO. DEPOSITS RECEIVED V. is domed Ft m' notice r a 6 2 . __at 1 0 6, • ys notice wow ragas toe money deposited for long wads. Tend LIVERPOOL and LONDON and Ginn Fru and LUZ INSURANCH COMPANY. en e . of duty to la ed. per cent. The full and Immo smell of the reduction will be given to the insured. JOHN ATKINS, Reddest Secretary, London. Tat MARINE DEPARTMENT of the iseZl i rg i ! „ .L DEATH 4 INIM Aamben,lLA io. No COMPANY la i r e cz t i t a eolLaay is prepared tamales proposals for Marine et canard rates. ARTHUR, JA) DUMAS. Ustdsrwrites. J. W. WWI. Bowscoo. klaL iit oN w PL A Y.K ns r . R PANCRAS IRON WORK 001 OW Ot. Paararse-road, Lawton. N. _ r.INVIGORATIVE NEB.VINE ESSENCE The wet scientifically wowed mud most powerful attirt gird ever introduced; restores to thew soma eriedltlea eak Ner •Osits,„ ,_ on the integrity of which preen* health de em.. NI specific tor debility of all kmds, and from tte con -41-7.,..fswltother ingredient+, poplin' and phosphate of wide. ik e s".s. beneficial to the nervous and dyspelftle• e sk t,re Beath, or four eneatttles In ewe for Itle. Sole '"usu Baumgarten a CC 520, Ozingdwirgot, WA. 144 ' lirubalt irchetreet. LC.. Landau 'VMS 0111DIT PONCIzI and 310)111A — R, Autanisa .1 12 1441"" (Linn " ). Knolls' =*-^ - _ iglkt4llTh . PA/NOM MMus/ Reemoe Fluid DUOICIMILL The Right Rom. JAIIIIB OTUART WORTLIT, Governor. JAMIE LlVlCE,_llp,,ltarebaat.EblEo.hrooTard. JAMBS mum DANIELL. Req., Lawton. ) Govan= James Mk* bp. . Loadca. Mmma. Dunbar, Otd Broatbdrost, London. Charles Larka. Req., Adolphe Maths, boo=liatos. Plato, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), The Hon. T. C. Rallborton, ILP.. Cheirmaa of the Quads witto in ey Amoxistlon. London. Earrbom, Eh& ( eon. Team Earfleon, and Baton), Dbeetor of the nuance and Remy laenranre Company. Bieltord Stuart Imo, ER. (3 ews. lan, Donkey, and Co.), , Lads. Midas a. liirbse, IN Landow Vdon. =lfti lr t; 114 al Moak% Smith and Co.), Rdwartl ik rrattr\l4l. l46"L P., Leedom Jetta Weamortead, . (Director of the Royal Inanrance Com dWert limeaglag *tractor. - 0:11 TOMO TM Ws and Nadanisaa's Boat ,Llai noona aadltha TM National Loudon. Dub and Itabranchaa V Want TIN ARlann a (Maned), London. Liverpool. aad Man han,. BOLIORMS. Mama Devine, Erase, nod Co., Nlonolaa-lansa Butwass TRANSACTED. Censpan, negotiates loans for colonial sad foreign go •SIIIMISniL Oropsrates in tis Onancial amusements of Bz4 and oar ]leg; &demos to Corporatkma, Tows Cowili. end se m Waal bodies. I=tas Imam for Pub& Woeka dertalciags. ta Ike latrodacttam al Indualtial and Commercial Ca Makes minimal upon aptwovert Moot; tlereaßeade, te. Makes temporary Low epee eligible hee6aid end Lemma hold Seenzlttaa. ALISID LOWS, Samotara. Lauda', 17 and 111. Cambia, Xs, 4. sz THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE of INGLAND/,' nen a £6OO 000 DL6iN4ous vacs urnamer PAYABLE QUAMILY. The Directon have decided to Woe Debastere Beads el the Company for the mounts sad Dssxt.g Interest ea under, its. : la same of tle, CIO, RAO. £lOO, Lfoo, £5OO, end £l,OOO, with coupons attached. ___,_____ lIITIDIST For three years for lee years For seven years lament potable mieshirM, eta , es the Sea Mrseellith AIM, 10th September, and 300 k Daimler, Is mei mer, at the Com pany • bankers' The Mg 1114111•114 a Mamie wM be made on the lab Jose next. The distinctive feature is the debeatales bawd by Ode Cosi przalltheir perfect mearity : the aewe ot the capital sub s paid-up, sad uncalled, end the general located assets at the Contour, as well as the large metre fund, affording the most maple security to the investor. nem debentures are bailed parable to bearer, and can them ton pus by duple delivery trees band to hand, without endorse- Mt, and are tree boss say rather amp duty. They are alio Mused—to meet the requirements of Trustee" and ethers —trans tenni, by in deed only, to be duly registered in the Company's books In the names of the investors or Forma of application can be obtained VC Secretary, to vim" all communications mast be addressed.— Er order el the Cow" ALFRED WWI, Leallest, W IL Carnal" liar 4,18 W mss• DIPOSITS 110CLITED BY Court, THE CREDIT FOT , I . CTER: and MOBILIER M ENGLAND (Limited). RATER FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT. _ . Tbla Oaanyany melees MONEY OS DEPOSIT, In IMO of £lO and upwards, at the undermentioned rata, from this day natll further notice, via. : At fourteen days' notice I per cent. per annum. At one mouth's &Moe .4 par cent, per annum. FOR FIXED PERIODS OF _ weethe nod unto 6 months, 4 per cent. per ion. Beyond 6 months end up to 9 months 41 per ornt. per ann. Beyond 9 months and up to lti manna 6 per met. per eon. Beyond 12 months end up to 24 months— 6l per cent. per ann. Poems of Application can be obtained of the Poseretery, to whom MI communications must be add:rimed. B7art};;;TigCoZe, — 1L7111D1701V7, Secretary. 17 andlB, Cornhl.l, Loudon, Jane 16, 11163. THE LONDON MERCHANTS COMPANY (wawa). Incorporated under the Oompanher Lot of ISIT, grids Limited Liability. Capital £1,500,000, in 15,000 Shares of £lOO each. £1 per Share be paid on application, and td on allotment No further Call .111 exceed e 5 per Share, nor be made fat Intervals of leas than three months . It is not intended to call up morethan £5O upon each Share. W. E. Robinson, Reg. John Fleming, Rag. Ream Robinson and Fleming. George Fleming, Req. Jum. 11 q , t Ileum Redfern, Aleunder, &Co. Phigo Vanderbyl, Req. ) R. Stuart Lime. IR. Horace H Chapman, Req. }Messrs. Lane, Henke', and Co. F. R. Reinert, Esq. Londoa and County BanCioZeard-street. National Bank, Old Broadatreet, and all its Branches. Ream& Prescott, Grote, Cave. and Cave, Tlareadneedle-stre SOLICITORS. Messrs. Newbon, Evans, and Co., Nicholas-lane. Messrs. Cottatill and Sons, Throismozion-street. MORES* Yates. Bernoar and Co., Thregmorton-street. Yaws. Dickens, Harrison and Co , Threadueedlestreet. fizcartLar (pro teinj—J. D tr Brien, Esq. Temporary Odlass-21, Austin Friars. PROSPECTUS. This Company has been formed by the amalgamation of the following London firms, for the parpose of carrying on and ex tending their business as mercants under the Joint Stock Com panies Act with limited liability : Yew& Robinson and Fleming. ... Redfern, Alexander and Co. Lane, Hankey, and Co. Experience h'is shows that undertakings established uthe principle of limited liability can auccesdully cany out t moat coundental operations of banking and finance, and the ihrecten feel assured that mercantile transactions will now be even more freely entrusted to a comp ay so formed than to private arms. It la believed that the periodical publication of a Wanes sheet, with the security afforded by a Urge uncalled capital, will, when combined with the persona management of a board of es-' perienoed merohaola, attract business of the beet clam, under permanently favourable conditions. The bags of the arrangement with the amalgamated Arms is 1 m follow& : I. All the Usbilitles and obligations of each house are to be liquidated altogether independently of the Company, except whets any such may hereafter be agreed to be taken over by the board as new t and desirable business. S. The parners of each boom bind themselves not to enter Into any fresh mercantile operations in England of a similar ' character during ten years : and the completeness of the transfer. with the eMelent management of each particular class of bui -1 nem, la ensued em by tbe ling of the e fl H the board and remaining as directors. mbers The qutharelificationma . of each director is fixed by the articles of association at 00,000 to be held In the stack of the Company. S. The tout goodwill of the amalgamated firms will be taken, one-third in shares, with tee paid, and two thirds in debentures, payable. with 6 per cent. interest. in equal annual instalments over ten years; thus identifying the interests of the vendors completely and continump d with that of th e Company. The total amount thus to the th ree firma for goodwill in shares and debenture, al I be 076,000, which sum is calculated upon their actual profits for three years: without estimating any incresse limn new bushier, or meths' which will be effected by the amalgamation, and assuming °spy the present profits of the united firms, a large dividend may therefore be anticipated on the paid-up capital, from the establishment of the Company. The amalgamated firma, and their immediate connections are prepared to subscribe for a large portion of the proposed capital ; hut. as It is believed that the influence and prosperity of the Company will be increased by establishing it on a wide and rgiltlyc r t ia t i h s,..and that manyrinc "'l ts wiVo ll ut the unlimited oP at; of partnership, the Directors have decided to open the subkrip tion to the public. 1',., meet the wishes of those who may desire to pay up et once the amount that is intended to be called on the shares, it has i been decided to allow such prepayments to the intent of S-50 per shore, mud such shares will than rank for dividend In proportion to the amount paid up. A separate form of application for such shares is annexed. There will be no promotion money paid for the formation of the Company. Applications for shares, accompanied by a remittance for the of aseoc deposit, may be made to the bankers and brokers. The iatiou are open for Inspection at the official the solicitors. FORM or APPLICATION FOIL ORDINARY /MAUL (To be retateed by the Beakers) No. To the Directors of the Loudon Merchants Company (Limited). Geolleaten,—ll•viog paid to your bankers. the sum of being a deposit of g 2 per thereon shares in the above Company, I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to accept such shares or any ins number you may allot to me, and I agree to pay the sum of a per share on allotment, and I authorise you to insert my name on the resister of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name in full Reddest* PTOfrillio2 Date .3 101111 07 APPLICATION Yoh 830 15 01 MUM. (To be teteteed by the Beaton.) No. To the Wetter. of the London Merchants Cornrow (Limitod). Oantlentso,—Haring geld to your bankers, , Us• ans of , being a deposit of it We share on Mures , in the m ore Company, I hereby request that you till allot me that number of ASO paid-up shares : and I agree to soap( mob &MIS or any i.e. BlEiber you may eliot to me on the terms of the prospectas: and I agree to pay the balsam of the aasonat—viz., E4B pit share—on allotment. sod to aiqu the articles of mexiation of the Compaq when required: and I authorise you to insert my mine cm the register of semaben for the number of shams allotted to me. visa lignin's lime le MI INL LpODON, I . IONDAT VIINING; JUNE 19, 1865. ' Tin Catloa r TVA 001&PAITY of AMWAY (11wIll ioda Oa" AO of 1M htoorporatad nadir the had Catiltal £ lOO,OOO la 110 1 000 Mare s $lO mock lwais SAP A Minimum talvldead ot lt par mall per mama Ma bees guaranteed for three mita payable MU-yearly, laawary and July. Deposit 10s. par share oa appiltaltos sail a further payment of 101. pre alms on sllotioeit. No es/ hip ameett El per abara or to be m atle it a leas Waled than two maths tram pm yr=oall: Niacin:al Is wade the deposit will be isturned ID tall Dworgs 11.47 , , at t0, NUM flinigunge, Duel), 7, heehaw MUM award Mud Mega Dig. date of Dllereeghar, Director of the Northam Amain Dig. of Limited), M. Te ar C. Alfred Meedeld. Dm. (Director of the Upper Mum Tea COM. psay, Waited), Mime. Baronies, Frogman, and Dumbed. Ismael Thodepson, Esq. (Director of the Upper Amain Tea C. wm, Unite*, f l gnat 01. lielen'a. Thomson, liesk (Direeke of the 1.7 Tea Company of Arm, Lladted), Mug todieuvaine, ludia. Leaden ballet/est. '(With power to add to their number.) HAMM Lom —ll•Aps and Manterniaa's Bank (Limited), Nicholas. bard-street. 11013-11leasra. Thomas and Hams, Mincing-lane. Baumae—Meeere. Lowndask Surgie s and Woolley. AWaltill a lima—Messrs. flosome, thaw, and Co. ilisClUrraltr- 1, Bub* rm. 0711Cla-1, Beat ImiSlwavearai, C. LedloAacian, leedenhall, street, Z. • DROIIPDCTII This blicamemple , lee end kw Me m l. fr. oe parehealem Work. =lcad turas , dttaloPhog wend Tamable and outset's tea in Tippet Amok in Britt& India. Tame estates, which will be conveyed to the Company partly fet freehold and par* on perpetual lease, comprise to all not lees than 16,000 able! y of One forest land, the bulk of which is foe tea cultinUon, and are alluded ta the Debit* of , at a distance of from six to twenty miles from Dib , oogitur, principal Mallon. in proximity to the rime Merl, Dikhom, Oohing, TtpUn. and other streams, and to the two chief roads (tithe (Mulct. They poems the advantage of a considerable supply of local labour, and the suitableness of the locality for tea planting, ea to roil and climate, baa been sufficiently proved .y the teems with which the cultivation ham hitherto been attended, both in them and in the, of the prineipal so in that pert, of Lamm Between ==CalintfAs there is constant communi cation by steamers, aleedleg fasittlise fee the supply of im ported labour to the factories, and for their other requirements, m well as for the conveyance of their produce to Calcutta. Ot these Ovulations IAB6 acres are planted in tea emulne the pi/Bogdan of which are subjoined. The produce of the estates has obtaleed a high reputatton In the Loudon market. A minimum yearly dividend of 10 per cent. on the pektetp =al, payable half-yearly, Me bean guaranteed, tit part by mien of the parchaes moseys, la other part by the of a competent sum of cash in the hands of Me tarestara, Pliet Zt also by the deposit of the debontnres in which the purchase sweep an to be paid, the whole of which securities afford, in the Judgment of the Dinetors, a meet ample semertly tor a Wei de at LlO per mai during the lint three yews In we of need, bat which the Direr:toes, however, do not contemplate will mien Attar the expiration of the third year, ea nearly all the plants . Bons will be la full bearing, it la tonadeall emptied tlmt mad dze:M.larger dividends will be properlrely nalleed, and the from which Shipment* it arrived at lave been made altogether exclusively of say return from the sale of tea seed. The price foe the property Ma be lied at £lOB,lOO payable by i manual instalments, with interest at 6 par cent , extending over a period of bye years, as follows, via : On allotment of Maria C14.600 31st July, 1860 „ 1887 • 180 18f 8 „ „ • „ „ 1870 Teed AAIUN Trovhdonal oontracta for the purchase of the estates hare been executed. . _ _ . thossind slum have slresily been 'DOW for. No promotion money whatever will be paid, and the preliminary vspensee will be strictly confined to what are indispensable to the formation of the It has been stipule :I=l%i order to give the Company the benefit of his knowledge and esparience, one of the vendors abould join the Direction :. . . . • The articles of association and prorbdonal contract. may be seen at the Offices of the Company. In consenrence of inquiries which bare already been made. the Directors have decided to receive a limited lumber of applka thins for she, es fay peid-up, participating in the dividend from the date of payment. Applications for sores to be medals) the secompanying forms to the Company's Brokers, hankers, or Secretary. from whom prospectuses can be obtained. London, June, IN& PARTICULARS OF TUE ESTATES OF TEIL CRUBWA TEA COMPANY OF ASSAM (Limited). I. The Chubwa Estate, parchaued from Masers. James Warren and Nephew, consists of [Win, Dikom, lisalkatie, Chubwa, Sew, and Haiti Ades Fact , ries and grants, all in the Luckha w» district, oa the banks of the &khan and New rivers, lad on the roads leadlag from DtbrOoghur to Jeypore and fades, at a distance from the station of from six to 20 miles. Extent of land, 1,800 acres: of which 626 are planted, and of the fol lowing ages, viz.: 440 acres 4 years old and upwards, and in the 4th year. 180 „ I „ or in the Srd year. 40 .. 2 „ or in the tad year. 26 „ 1 PO PP or in the Ist year. Total.. 625 „ 2. Th e Tingti Isteth, purchased from the Upper Assam Tea Company (Limited), omelets of the Factories of Tingri, Run mom, and Nudwa, all ta the Luckimpore district, on the bents of the Dibroo and Tingri rivers, and along the made from Dibrooghur to Jenson, and Buds, varying in distance from the station from 12 to 20 miles. intent of laud, 6,000 acres; of which 000 are planted, and of the following ages, via.: 160 acres old cultivation. 235 „ plant of 1861-62. 166 „ „ 1262-03. 61 114.1.1.4. 43 „ leo4-111. T0ta1.... 060 „ 3. The Wilton Notate, purchased from `A ltliam Thomas, Esq., consists of Wilton, Lingral, bamnee'Corea, and Tiplin Factortea and grants, and Dibrooghur grant with bungalow, all in the Lucklinpore diArlcti, on the banks of the Dikhom, Pelting. and Tiplin rivers, &Won bah skies of the Jeypore road, at a distance from the station of from 14 to 10 miles. Extent of lane, 6,600 acres; of which 300 are planted, and of the following ages, viz.: 20 SOW old cultivation.' 143 „ plant of 1801-62. 104 „ „ 136265. 133 „ „ 180393. 60 „ „ 136i-65. 60 „ just planted. T0ta1.... 500 „ "TORSI SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL,' Lowera...-niss Lllll and COMONIS ow to obtoloos so ipplicsekes to the Pooretery. Eartelreot, IWos too, N. H olm SRO W AGRICULTURAL HALL,- INTIM CU= lath Juno. 'OWE SHOW, ♦3RICULTURAL HALL, . loodos.--Urt cloy kit 111111=8, LIVIRDAT, Ulu U. tea COMIC OPIRETTA, by J. OFFEN HIN l vit yl e s.t . t r, .1 01. be e n a rler s zLatr 0XL0= 4.4. • Inelatlng Glues Ttassall, Jam% Walmaley, and . Maks. 111. Alkyl% Green, Marla'. &a Conductor, T r i r. . Joaglussaa AU Gm other slineficsa se tuna Commies at Elglit o'clock. THE SALISBURY ROTEL Salisbory-agues, llest•treet, will OPIN:on the 24th Jew This Is the most reatrally Masted sad the quietest Sold In London. It le !laud up with all the modern requirenteuts. th alami s While Codwroom, Baths on every door, tr. THOMAS WOOL Masa= TIJE STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated under the .Compantes Act, 181 A" Capital £llOO,OOO to OAS shores of Alo mob. SI to be paid on application and At on allotment. First Issue, 10,000 Shares. 04 Allah upwards of one thousand have been already satercribed. Two months at lent between calla It is not Intended to call sp more than £6 per share. BMUS, et *soh airaseholder II strictly limited to the sitarle subscribed for. DIENCTORS Erdman Cobb, Fes. (Messrs. B. Cobb and Co.', East India and Chino Merchant, lit, Yenchurehatmet, London. James Hicks Parkinson, ten., Phoenix Biscuit Work, Stepney, and Cumberland.houle, Plalutow, Pas= Plane Power, Esq. (Messrs. J. H. Gamble and Co.), lanchnrch- Amy. London, and Morsison'asray, Cork. Joseph Banton, Zen., Phomiaßlocnit Works, stew& and Clan vine. South Hackney. John BD n, Nes LLD ., 17, CtushertandMrset, Hydwpark, London (Fellow of 'the Hoist College of Physic" London). Henry Van Ward., Peti., goemes.rosd. Clapham- Sonny. twomaa—The London and Camay Bank, and Its aoucnoa—Henry Wickens. Saq., 4, Tokenhouse-yard, London. Bsonslin—Maros. Castello Brothers, 18, Thropnortoostreet, Leedom MAlminn—Mr. George Newman. BliellifillY—Arthur Butt, Klq. TaMponry lorabard-street, London, B.C. The *Ma sale Wendt and Ship Flour Baldness ha, been as teminalt developed during the past few years, and now extends :=lnnt the United , the Colonies, and other parte Montle are now general articles of consumption, and all the Indies grocers, Italian warehoosemea, confectiooers, toed others ..tall them the demand is enormous, and has so In creased, that additiontl means of supplying this favourite article of food hare become Imperative. A camiderabis time would necessarily be required for the erection of buildings, plant, and machinery suitable foe • lac ' tory, and dividends would consequently have been delayed; but the Division of this Cowan hen entered Into an agreement I with Mews. Parkinson and for the purchase, on most qatisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and machinery, known as " The ?haat: Ship Biscuit Works, Ratcliff noes, Sammey." and the goodwin of their old-established sad Mendable business, with the benefit of all existing contract'. Thom buildings, and slso the plant and machinery, poems' all modern improvements, belied been rebuilt and constructed within the Mat five years, in consequence of the datructlon of the former premises, de., by Are. The ship biscuit Dueness of Mean Parkinson and Salmon, which is the most extensive in the kingdom, will be continned, and additional buildings, plant, and machinery will be at once comtrueted for the manufacture of fancy biscuits of every kind. Maws. Parkinson and Salmon have Joined the Board of Directors, and are so confident of the success of the Compass, that they have agreed to accept • large proportion of the per ches" money in paid up shares of the Company. The Directors are also enabled to state that they hays sewed the services of Mr. George Newman. aa manager. He was for merly with Mews. Huntley and Palmer, and afterwards with Mews. Peek, Frew, and Ca, and his experience In the cartons practical departments of the business, acquired in those leading establishments, eminently qualifies him for that position. As the Company will be In receipt of the ineoine of the limi ness on taking posetWon of the premises, early eivialeeds may be relied on. Besides the Home Trade, the Export Trinie to the Colonies Is now capable of almost ladennita extension, and in Biscuits and Kiln.dried }lour for Ships a very large business can he trans- The pronto on the Biscuit and Ship Four business are nonsually meat compared with other branches of commercial eaterprlse, but as • large amount of capital is necessary for such nosier takings, 111 yet but fewgruss have roistered into it. It has been estimated that the working carpal of the Com pany can be turned over on as average tour times • tear, pay nibs pr 1 0 1 12 e will ha par oen te the benefit tub tire, o o r f the "' e con om y ing ' the employment of • large capital and efficient machinery, sad also the guarantee of • responsible Company for the Inuit, of the articles supplied. A copy of the memorandum and articles of association, and of the agreement for purchase, may be seen on application at the a licitorl offices. Applications for shares moat be accompanied by a payment of Cl per share : If no allotment be made the amonut will be re turned forthwith ; if • leas number is allotted than Is applied for, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied towards the payment of the df due on allotment, and the ba lance, If any, returned. Prospectuses and forms of applications for shares may be had of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at the Milne of the Company. FOR FOLLY PAID-OP 8/1•11111. TORY OF Ito To the Directors of thechishws Tea Company of Assam (Limited). Gentlemen, Haring paid to your bankers the sum of being a deposit of 10s. per share on fully paid-op shares In the above Cowman., I hereby request that you "'dialog me that somber and I agree to become a member of the said Cempaey, and co accept ouch shares, or any leas number you may allot me, or in default thereof that the deposit shall be forfeited and I authorise you to enter my name in the muter of members In respect of the shares you will allot to me. Name In full Residence Date PORN OP APPLIORTIOIII FOR PARTLY PAID•OP MARX& No To the Directors of the Chubwa Tea Company of Assam (Limited). Gentlemmt—Having paid to your bankers the sum of g being a deposit of 10s. per 'here on partly paid-up shares In the above Company, I hereby request tha . you will allot me that number; and I agree to become a member of the said Company, and to accept such shares, or any less number you may allot me, or In default thereof that the deposit shall be for feited , and I authorise you to enter my nsme in the register of members in respect of the shame you will allot to me. Nune In fail Bandana Date ONLY • OLO D.-THIRD EDITION. All that there wag to admire In 'lady AndWe ti vret ' all the ease d narration, the power of graphic description. the Interest of the plot—all are here. The book to bee thy la loos, and of engrossing Interest."—Mornlng Star. 11 ay SO. JOHN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and Sick Cloth Manufacturer. Marquees, tents, temporary rooms and awnings, lined, Homed, and lighted for we balls, fetes, Ac. Orders promptly executed. —ISO, EDO WA R.V.- ROAD, PADDINGTON. Marquees for cricket and massy dab. BICE CLOTHS tor SALE or HIRE. HYAM and Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 06 and 67. OXIORD-STB.ICT. Overcoats for sun, rain, and dust las. 61. to filsi. Overcoats, silk•lined sod faced Boil, for bintness, the park. end Morin 425. ed. to 665. Jackets In all the fashionable styles kla. Od. to as. Sandringham surtouts to Venetians and cloths Vesta In Olahmrei, silks, washing drUla dc Ts. Od. to tla Trousers Mall mable styles and roatenals HYAM sad Oo.'s MUM DEPARTMENT. ifo. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for immediate weer. „ 2. Oentlemen's Order Department. „ S. Boys' Clothing for immediate weer. „ L Boy and Youths' Order Department. „ 5. Habit and Livery Department. „ el. Hata and General licenery . „ 7. Travelling Clothing. Umbrellas, Sc. A system of quality and economy la strictly adhered to In all the above departments. Provincial Branches—Birmingham, 51, 71, and IS, Newetreet ; Lied; Driggate and Dewsbury, Westgate. TO MOTHERS and NIIRSES.—Mrs. A. JOHNSON'S AICCRICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, which bu bean held in such high estimation for so many years, for roller. lag children when suffering from painful dentition, still con tinues to be prepared according to Mrs. Johnson's original recipe, and with the same SUCCIAII by BARCLAY and SONS, 96 . Parringdonetreet, whose name and address are e red on the stsmp. lull directions are enclosed with such bottle. Price Is. pd. Be sere to ask for Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup. MALTH in the FAMILY. Very Choice, ourlaldng, and ftre Dist —l , lBorB PLUM 61:110 Is very digkisill for Invalids available for Whirs& Infants will thrive amusingly wan it, and often when everlng eles tills. Sold by Grooms, .11o.—.Agents, BiIIYMLIS, LC. Wefts, Ipswich Ni.ORTO INSECT° DESTROYS, in an Ron; BUMB. Mackin**lea Ant.. Gotha in ram Spthara, Coto , r and all Inateta. Bold la boots at la , 2a, 4a ; blown% r.". By past, urea maw of daaips—aotai It 2d., !t. 4d. 4a. &Lc Wawa% $4. Is. H. By GABRIEL JOBBAT', In amid, 4e, Ilapsiszket PORE 01 . APPLICATIOM ROE MEARES, To the Ithect:aoilheThrtan .- i:SleCiict and Floor Company (Limited). - Gentlemen,—llaring paid to your Bankers the sum of L I hereby reonest chat you will allot me shares of £ lO each in the Steam Biscuit and Flour Company (Limited) ; and I hereby agree to accept inch shares, or asy Ws number which may be allotted to me . and I authorise you to enter my name on the register of members of this Company as a member thereof. I am, gentlemen,: Name in full Address in hall Profession or oessolletke Date N.B. Should no allotment be made the &pod& will be re turned In full. TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, an A. Oriental Botanical tion for Improving and Beauti fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts to the chest , . and the softness and delicacy which it induces of the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and removing AI redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, disoolora tions, and other cutaneous *Annelle, render it indispensable to every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin. whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar heat. Price es ed. and M. 6d. per bottles—Sold at 20, Hatton garden and by chemists and perfumer. Ask for " Rowlands kelp:tor," and beware of spurious and pernicious artteles under the nstae of " Kalydor. Cheap Edition, Frontispiece and Vignette Title-paw, An, THE BADDINGTON PEERAGE. By 010■0111 Auoueres &kW. John Maxwell and Co., publishers, Mt, Fleet-street. ON L Y a CLO D.—THIRD EDITION. Min Braddon sneer novel mud surely be pronounced an endnentsuceeea"—Baturday Barley. May f 7. "The latest and freshest of Miss Braddon's creations"— Atheneum. May 27. ONLY a CL O D.—THIRD EDITION. - In delicacy, in completeness, in tone, . Only a Clod' is better than any other work of Miss Braddon& We therefore heartily commend it to our readers."—The fstandard, June & NOVEL BY AUTHOR OP “ROLAND, TRL PAINTER* This day, In I vols., WHO WAS TO BLAME and Mama wattle., 111, Favastreet. ANECDOTICLL MIMOIRS OP THI IMMO& Thls day, la 1 voL, NAPOLEON ILL sod his COURT. Jobs Maxwell sad Co.. 128 Pleshatreet EOM NOVEL BY STEPHEN IWITEOBJE3. This day, In 2 vols., CHARLOTTE THRALE John Noniron and Co., IE, Irleetoireet. This day, In 3 rola, CRUEL FORTIINZ, By the Author of Hilly Man," " Queens of Song," Be. John Maxwell and Co., 112, Fleetetreet. trztroasarry Commaz HcotorraL, Gowan-Brain. —The annual festival in aid of this institution, which has been the means of conferring much benefit on the deserving poor of this metropolis, and besides, by the system of medi- cal and surgical instruction pursued there, conferred greet beciefits on medical scienco, will be held on Wednesday, under the presidency of Lord Helper. Daring the last year 26,000 patients, including all forms of disease and ',juries, have been relieved et the hospital. Its resources are now so much crippled that pecuniary aid is much needed. THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS FIIND.—The surplus moiseys of the Bradford lowtaabire Relief Fund hers now all been distributed. In ever, ogee the money returned to individual subscribers wee handed over to local charities, ' and the sums contributed by ooegregetions have been die tributed In s similar manner, et the instance of the com mittee. The Preston Relief Committee have mostly ceased to operate, and it appears from their report that they have expended 131,0001. among the Threlliol3 operatives sites the 27 th el January. 1862. Above 25,0001. of this money was raised in Preston and neighbourhood. The Manchester Central Committee eoetributed more thee double that amount, end the lfaasion•hoaas Committee a little ware then 30,0001. el It. FRANCE TICi.AGRA.fIub uruc timmieg mix ASDxamzurAci. PLORINOZ, Joys 116 The Ifaxions of to-day soul/inu the statement theA difficulties have &rim lb the negotiations between Italy and Rome, and adds that they bear especially upon the question of the bishops taking the oath of allegianoe to the King of Italy. The Papal court admits the necessity for a redaction of the number of bishoprics, bat refuses to require the bishops to take the oath of allegiance. Another obstacle to the moms of Signor Vegesai's mission is the question of the return of the bishops to their 1014. The Nasione thinks it net impareible that the gotiatioes may terminate without result. The Opission;ol to-day says :—" The Pepe has submitted toe Council of Cardinals the question of the bishops taking the oath of allegiance to the Kiug of Italy. The derision of the cardinals is not yet known, but it is believed to be advt.:veto the proposal that the oath should be taken by all the bishops without distinction. The reason far this decision is probably in order to • avoid implying the recognition of the Kingdom of Italy." The National Rifle meeting was inaugurated to day by King Vidor Emmanuel, who fired the first shot. Kane Jo-" -- His Majesty was received with loud cheers by the immense crowd of persons peasant. The ceremony painted off in the most brilliant manner. TURIN, Joan 17. The Opinions of to-day denies the news published by the Pays respecting the negotiations between the Italian and Papal courts, And aunts that diffi culties have arisen on the question of the vacant Nee. ALLOCUTION OP THE POPE. 11,010, Jun 17. To-day being the anniversary of the Pope's accession to the Papal throne, his Holiness received the bishops and cardinals, and in reply to the con gratulations of the latter he delivered an allocution thanking them, and encouraging them to sustain with fortitude the difficulties of the present times. ---' REPLY OF THE CZAR TO A POLISH ADDRESS. EST. PETEILSBUff.O, Jun 17. A Polish deputation has presented an ad dress of condolence to the Emperor on ac count of the death of the Czarewitch. His Majesty, in reply said.:—" I willingly believe in the sincerity of your feelings, and wish that they may be shared by the majority of the Polish people. This would be the best guarantee against any return of the late trials. Be the medium of transmitting to your misguided countrymen the words I uttered on my last visit to Warsaw, in 1866, 'No dreams.' Hai they followed my advice, many misfortunes might have been averted. My love belongs equally to all my subjects, whether Russians, Poles, Fins, or Livonians. But I will never tolerate the ides of separating the kingdom of Poland from Russia. My successor, if worthy to succeed to the throne, will rule according to the same principles, and will not tolerate what I have not tolerated." THE CAB STRIKE IN PARIS. (fox cum owe coeizarommirr.) PARIS, Sareanav Evicruta. The cabmen's strike continues, and continues also to be the leading news of the day. The government seems to be quite at a loss to devie the " measures" which the legal journal the Droit said must neces sarily be taken to prevent the public from suffering inconvenience. The inconvenience will be tenfold to-morrow (Sunday), when the habit of the population is to turn out in vast numbers, and there is a great demand for carriages. The authorities appear to have overrated their power and influence in this matter. The prefect of police is understood to have intimated to the directors of the Cab Com pany that the service of the railways must be pro vided for by 12 this day, but nothing of the kind was done, and the streets are as bare of carriages this evening as at any time since the strike began. The number of fideres or carriages that stand for hire on fixed stations is 2,500, and these being added to the 500 remise carriages belonging to the same company, the strike comprises a total of 3,000 carriages. Reckoning ten fares a day as an average, it follows that 30,000 people in Paris are daily calling for carriages, and are unable to get one. Several jour nals state that there are 3,000 remise carriages not under the jurisdiction of the Imperial Company, and that these are still doing their best to carry on the public service. I think, however, there must be some mistake about this figure, which, after all, supposes that only half of the Paris cabmen have left work. I have seen nothing like the proportion mentioned in the thinly-scat tered carriages to be found in the streets. This cab strike differs materially from all others in this respect —viz., that the operatives refusing to work are the servants of • great company which enjoys the monopoly of providing carriage accommodation for this metropolis. The men have under the 011ivier law a right to strike, but it is argued that their employers are bound, by book or by crook, to do the service of the city, and that if they fail to accomplish it any private individual aggrieved may bring an action against them ; and that their contract is rescinded by the altered circumstances. . . The position of the company is indeed peculiar. They have a monopoly, and because it does not suit them to accede to the terms suggested by their workmen, they (practically) say that Paris most do without carriage accommodation altogether till the workman and his employer can come to terms, But this is evidently not equity, because it is only owing to the monopoly of the Petite, Voitures Company that I or anyone else cannot bring out a vehicle and horse into the 'Mesta, and offer to give a drive to whomsoever likes to pay for it. I am informed that a decree will shortly appear in the Moniker declaring Cochin China a French colony. The Sit& says of M. Jules Simon's speech, de manding a loan for primary public instruction, that it produced the most "profound emotion " and that the peroration was the most splendid thing of the session. The Temps, however, says it was more touching than practical, because such a heavy loan as he proposes is quite out of the question in the present state of the national finances. The Bourse is reported "leas bad" to-day. Bente, for account, rose 2ic., closing at 661. 42ect. Mobilier roll fif., sod the - Lyons Railway, M. 76c- Mezioso was, rather *aired for at 454. The Bulletin de Paris contains the following : "Tbe Emperor be. already received es aoroset el Hs " Hiatotre de Jaw Odor the nth al 40.000 f. The whole moot width kW Majesty +add bath to rielli.l4 If it bad wet bath se at away to e th er puma a s, weld be 0001. (ke et this easeesi, the liMer aid vri 6l2, th • 1 1• 1 4 Ns that in France • 'ivies tea be mode by the pea." sodium. do V.' ads,' equalled. One of the . Uwe explorioas th►t took plow at the NI Treaegar Oompany, down no winal thst go on right until gas find. Fortunately the 'Wawa did not reach the bottom of the shaft, and in consequenos no tint* was lost in examining the winery in order to asoertidn the results of the explosion. Mr. Bevan, the issaagor, and the other officials were immediatoly on the spot, and gangs or relays were formed for the par pose Cl exploring tee workings. It wee pretty clearly ;pertained that the pa had find in what wee termed the back satins, where forty-six ma and boys were at work. Some ten or twelve were got out in as almost dying state from the effects of choke damp, but thrsugh the per time of the medical men oo the surface they all mooveredL The ihei body wee brought up is about threoquarters of an bow, and se sorpee after oorpe wee landed on the banks the comes were of the most heartrending description. la one mos a father and two sons were killed, in another two brothers, and in a third • father asd eon. Out of the 26 killed, 11 were married, and 841M111 leave large families. The company, it is Hewed, will provide for the sufferers, so that there will be no neosmity fora public subscription. Mr. Lionel Brandy the goverament istepeohx for the diatriet, arrived es day morning, sod, in oompsey with Mr. Bevan, inamelliatdy desceoded to the colliery, and they were down for a consi derable time. The government impactor mad* se Wads an examination as was possible under the circtunstanees, and the result of his inspection will be made known at the inquest. --- , . . . . .. - . ... • • - - - — 7 ....pp, 4 •( : . '-J al. st Fill , .. isi S.: ; ' • at ; viui 31 il s • ' .. ' • - - .•4. .. (I ...i: • . - : t ...,... , — , -, ,,,, ..seee•weenar I , . i , STAMP,' tap gernoNAL] ETWOPENbE 1 ,. It iliti44lol2lolt . MUSIC. ....._..._ . , HER EATEsirrs THEATRE. • Ittere Mlidlentlf.) :. . There was a splendid performance of the 4 I UM EaII:PAPAOT. Huressore es Saiezdey eight, which retreated the mod •MLORENGE Jaz It, osewdsd ea foss dseable sadism* et the season. to-day. smarm the statement Royal Higkeens the Prises el Wales sod suite was I i ` i mee m i en , in the nego ti a ti ons sea To supply the demised for stalls the pie was . , loots and adds that they bear musk emereashed spa the 1101, two Or three rows were left. hank the ph, to farmer days the great resort ell , que etian a the bishops taking the shish pub is, Is sow rained to almost nothing at . are tO the King of Italy. The both the Wise theatra ; and a pit so merely =mind I I the WeeNalit, for a reduction of is hardly north peceerving. The awl of She opera was sings. °price, bat refuses to require the lady strong. There was Tidies, the =rivalled, the greatest : i t e oath o f a u sg t a ne e , Another Valentine now co the stage. She wee in the fallen poems. 1 ass o f si gnor vaguely, mission sioa of bet power, as • Ingalls and a Anger, and never •1 • 4 ,, ak .,,,,,• probably, mode a mare pritaned hatermeise es lb , , ! he retwril a till billac T a ""'"` audience. Then wee Ilea de Mateke, whose Margosaa • ILI de Valois was a pacefal perform/mos sad an exquisite di- i . Links it not iuspacsible that the play of veal power . Her healmhd air, ,. n cram teen rminata without result. Bola," wee executed with a brilliancy we have rarely heard 1 r 1 today sa y s : .....0 The Pepe has equalled. Them was Teshelli, thir aretealta per eserßearr, ncil of Cardinals the question of the "Vold the day. Mss looked the fay and Sahel Pew . the oath of allegiance to the 4° „ K t . sk i " sa lt T ab re two 000 . 1.0 “ ,stiag Notel gramfigooll," The a decision of the cardinals is not tamer (aameseat too Ammo was oathasaaaltaally amused, .1 ; is believed to be adverse to the There WY Joulata ha the *meat of Raoul, a most sax. r r , at& should be taken by all the one pert, rendered more slimes by the reniembresse a s a nc ti on . The reason ice this Mario, whore no one who has ages him in Raoul ase ever I I i n or d er t o . avo id i mp l y i ng th e (rapt The climax of the deans, the terrible issue bare= Kingdom of Italy." Valenti= and Raoul which terminates the third ask ha . some of its offset by the comparative feebleness et M. if) meeting Wal inaugurated to. Jo lla& leetlY, thee was Siam italutanaki, whe made 4 ' I ' r Emmanuel, who fired the first his debut before the English paha in the obaseerer * I of Marcel He was emapisiely satiosseful, being easimetly received with bind cheers by the goaded for the Pert 01 the 110 folleot soldier by We e 0 1 - . persona mom. Th e ceremony wart form, his deep powerful voice, and the mash MEW 01 • hie feting sad elegise. The a p e awes put upon the stesecelik Pet brilliant manner. !. I the airposi etre adsompleteness. The edmirshis areheehe TURIN , Jul 17 . and thous bore testimay to the meshes labours of MOW to-dsy denim the news published Lath, sad the spaniels was en up is every peetierger ' I cling the negotiations between with magellierea abertemed with good Us= I r. .pal courts, mod asserts that diffi. i on the question of the vacant ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, 1 On Saturday Norma was performed with two —. he appeemoren—that el Madame Gallia as the bereies. PION OF THE POPE. end that of Signor Tema as Pellets. A dant in the put Rolm Jun 17.0 f Norma is one of the noestarduans that a drams* singer t h e ann i versary o f . the Pope's OM make in this aireatry, same the mammy of Oak, the pal throne, his Holiness received r a is taat iasi Name the t taaap t el ai emu,. appeared cha , ete i. e s s . rea fishl; rdinals, and ill rePIY to the con- every suoreasce is neossearily ►ad =avoidably sess. . • 4 p latter he delivered an allocution awed by her standard-a tria l which no ea NMI id encouraging theca to sustain only Mdlla. Tither has yet been able to stand. Mamie difficulties of the present times. Genrell. errarthelta UV be aid to have been eaccusfall. ......_.--. for she was maslisod deservedly applauded. Her spreetesee 1 CUE CZAR TO A POLISH 11 pleasing sad fietereetted l 110 "4" is a "Ty sin" said ADDRESS. flexible appease, but dation= I. power, especially in the 11 lower part of the eels, and her sty le sod ersioatioo belong ST. PETERSBURG, Jose 17. that pare Italian school which seems in danger el Wig utetimi hoe P ram _ rite(/' an ad" to lost. Thtassas "Oasts Divs " was a fine speelmen of 0100 to the Emperor on Sc- the „ linked Ilielliiiill bag &4WD 060 which bOlOOOl5 to nth of the Czarewitch. His psalm Ha= singles, and the applause which it received i. r said,:—" I willingly believe in was justly merited. Ia the soft and tender passages-es to . your firebugs, and wish that the Paibsiie sir. "Oak, am as," ie which Norms bequeaths axed b y the majority o f t h e her helpless chi dree to the remand protection of her freed This would be the best —Madams Gallia was veryearesesful ; bat where greedier, power, end the foreale expression of " the fury of a woman t any return of the late trials. secesed " were Galled for, she left much to be des ir ed. We transmitting to your misguided hare, however, to see her la a aseseter (sorb u Lads) mare 1 words I uttered on my last within the compass el he means, when we have so doubt i n Dog. iN o d ream .' Bed she will deserve more =quailed raise. Fagan Tessa did 1 advice, many m i s f ortunes m i ght ;adios to the ungrateful part of Pelican. He has a A= , Wear voice, sad is so expelliet singer of the Italian school. ; 344 . M Y la" belongs equal l y The sercedary but hiterestins character of Adalgisa, which subjects, whether Russians, demands vocal powers hula inferior to 41/040 required for Livonians. But I will never Noma, bad as i sa g el est a se p ossa t a ti" in Mills, r ea lm. . n , i of separating the kingdom of to who powers, whether as as estrus er a singer, it was '-' i ; i. eta. My successor, if worthy to entirely unfitted. ‘, throne, will rule according to the • and will not tolerate what I have THE EBIGHTIPOL COLLIERY ACCIDENT IN molawrirssiußs. --• LOSS OF TWENTY-SIX LIVES. FRANCE. TREDEGAR, SI.TURDAY Events. ; - -- .. — One of the most lamentable and frightful oul- LB STRIKE IN PARIS. Rory explosions that has ever happened in South Wales i i oua OWN coeusrommer.) teak piece at the New Bed welty pit, the property of the ~ Tredagar Oowpaoy, on Friday morning. The men went down in ._ srual no th ... st e roarehig,. . .. and tn . erytking appeared_ the strike co P n A t alS' inues, BATu anr continues :leo news of the day. The government fie we s wiet 0... .T ..4. 17 r err,. - Peat . tee .:1:10014 who l i te . . . ; , 1 ; ; ;‘, ; : 1 „, ; ; THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE. From authentic information received from the Mick and workmen, it appears that there were over 200 hands employed in the colliery. Oa Friday morning the Enema disco►ered gas in a crass heading in the back workings, where • man named David Jones and his son worked. The danger signal was pat op, bat it is feared that this was disregarded, for there is army appearance that the explosion occurred in James working place. The colliery is worked ',lithely by inked lights, but Joon bad been provided with a safety-lamp se an extra yireasutiou, as • little gas had been olmerved before in his stall. 46 were employed in that section of the eat liery, and out of that number 20 escaped. Fortunately the system of splitting the air was adopted, by which every section al the colliery had • free course of air. Had ft been otherwise it is very probable that the explosion would have extended throughout she whole of the workings, where some 200 more hands were employed. The separate torrent of air going to the beck workings was computed Is be 20,000 cubic feet per minute, the ventilation being by furnace. The butted wu avowed on Saturday afternoon. before Dr. W. H. Brewer, eetweer, at the Orwyboued lUD. Tredw ger. Atter the bodies bad bus viewed tie inquiry wee adjoereed. PRO-SrATE:3Y LEGVILATIOX 13 JAMAICA.—Ati article recently appeared ie the Anti-Slavery Reporter beaded "Pro-slavery Legislation In Jamaica." Whilst we thank the writer for the repairmen, be =prelate to the employment of the whip as or inetnunent of conreeldeek and the effort he promises to make to ensure the disallow. thee of the Whipping BM, we onset but regret that be should have hem led to write epee such utterly ertheiroas statements ae are pet forth fa the wane of hie remarks. He is wader the leapreedoe that the bill was wholly the levies of the Manner; end desigued for the pienialuneat of gene Mealing. To oar readers we ' need net say bow utterly incorrect is this as motion ; hen far the blamed/re of lir. Chamormsow and the Man et UM Anei-Eleamoy Reporter, it is mormary that weehould make Is knows that the bill on with the Governor, who left similar memorial of hie worth at Antigua, ef vista rimy he wee at one time lieutenant governor. It originated with the Ororersor, was introdeeed by the exesutisn esmaittee, was supported many others bleier the piasters, end wee designed for the by restraint of Weenies sommitied ea the revision fielded the peineatry. We esrsestl hope that the Qom* will be advised to dies Mew the bin, but net Menlo einem its defeat to the mine• proneetation of the linti-Movery Reporter warranted. — The Morning Journal, May 23 and 24. flit, CIILVERWELL on MARRIAGE : Pis OblWalnas. Livonia's, and Ill'appolntsesata. reioe It. Mann, Conlin :or Aetna. THE PANTHEON TIIRICISII BATHS, L.; Mom, EL Ladle( dm, Mondays. At Dr. C.'" professional madam. S. Oast Mortboroniaatroot, W. Alm the Pont-office 3nand Turkish Bans. U. Ad.. 19. St. Martles-ki-Orand E.C .