The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-01 00:00:00

IPMEI.T7II.I.IW.7.!c•rgg, Tiv - 7 w .--- ~- r , . • i s ... 4 •' - ' • tds4 , 4 l f l % • NEWSPAPER 3 4 .. 4 • •,- .................../ 4 A 7 • , v d :41:A 1 ii • I if . ..,'.. 1 . 1 I - 1 • . . I ~ . 1 -.- ilinjakt,t, _- -..... •• ••• 1W T 1 iNM i tEITAILVID, Jillw ARDEFICLIALI - ITWO I PENCE . _ . ) ) ETAS. ft. —There bag been net t.al gam. and larto p as er cwt. advaace. at la. advises. Bow mak ITEM OXFORD. - FAUST, ORM= AUX Rum sad Amber's IA CIROMIIIINWL — PribIe O I =ia=ll.ltriepp:a6l4"M tl iba rastmaZarencla it nor, awl egadadel hr JONISSILANS. XVI= MN G. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. MUSIC. '~ ro.—The tallow am*** a is follows —Book Dm , 41e. 3d. ; Oct o b er to De. id. At the auctions thou 0 casks sold. North Also South American, 411. Co. to 40.. ; hod, dwe tallow, without l Arm, pottiest/arty ft sa t pub ; Weed Treltry, *dike, Very HMV hen, tei gin 3711. ; some taw ids o "Alm Palm oil Arm sad 6d. to 3711., acoordrig I- --°- " -- iii sx now F iatiouL NAw you. miirarrovii To LIVIMPOO sr & e NSW YORK, find T aII OII.4.OIILIPHLI 4 Na. OM:I%NY intend di. ...aug *at 0:274•41131 bras ism, 91mareitdsi. WEIS dw a l iftMOD a tiot NW Your. CM OF 11061 , 01 f. Wanimill iu rg: mesa Wedoaday, saa is ra7 Ilaurday. win pore W•ob.as ve am magi annum i i ar qm...o.4 co l , .....d 111 edam" seardlas is au 110. — *Aliairgiell issamn. IS ii. formsa Wine rolal proasios to' du Valo tui llsta, ma Ittlia ILl.llookel4=tigt 00 04 levas.—Por baba peallealml SQ.gly_ i t Wan ! u = s l. fAmosel g at to nv rte. U. liNt am. ___ ___ TIDC LONDON and landu IdEDITERROMAN BANK (i). Capital 11,006,000 darting, in MANI ahem d Atlo each, of which WON lam bees been elienky eeneeribed. Himont., Al per share on applicallea and al lee. on allotment and Al Ma further I,llhln maiamesths Ora after allotment. nu Mcosalsar Anne Daraird (111sma.4. landau end Co.), swan xondeur Preneede Briny. lireinhen% Alexandria, end ldember f the impreial legielative of trlooll. W o illiam W. Cargill. Zen., II.P . Wenaeghbplace West, Hyde- Jam Jame B. Cumming, lag. (Ilan disabag and Cs.. podia. hsll4lrool Albert Landau, Req., Banker, Vbnite /Wile Loam% lap. (Ye a• a Ladmissil (6.),,Alirnandrisk Wilma J. Haswell, Director cif the Nalliego4 frovinclal Bank of Ingland. Walter Moller, LK, Broadlands. Ctapheroemnined! Hon. Roden Noel, Warbles, Waltham Abbey. Robert A. Ranh, Chairman of the English sad Australian Copper Company. Norma Maim Barclay, Bevan, Wilton, Tuella and 00., 64, Lombard- Anat. ILC. The London and County Bonk, tl, Lombard-tereet, The Breaches of WI X1i1013141 Provincial But of lioglead. AUDITUU - Megan. • Coleman.Lumina& YUI, and Co., public lia-ntente, Tokenboarelbr OQ d • BotlCHune—lieear4..Wilirtneon, Stemma , Wildnios. THE OTTOMAN OOMPANY (Limited), COMMISSION MELCHL2fTiI sad 711fANCIAL Lavas. under '•The Companies Act, 1601," limiting the I." U en t Ki ty of the shareholders to the attiouat subscribed. Capital. 4800,060, In 1600 share. of LSO swda With power to increue. First Issue 12,600 sham, of which 2,600 shares are marvel toe Tarter. One-third of the remaining 10,000 shares has already beet *pried f r. Deposit £1 per share on &pomace, and Di au all 100 call beyond LS par share will be made during ths drat els ths.Whe r e no allotment Is made to an applicant his deposit will he returned in furrerfle eisarsalm.) FOREIGN SYMPATHY W/TH THE UNITED f3TATES. VDERNA, Aram W. On the proposal of Dr. Berger, the Lower Hons. of the Reicharath to day unanimously voted an address to the American people a:predates( their sympathy on account of the assassination of Presi dent Lincoln, and their good wishes for the cause of the United States. VIENNA, Aram 29, Evictors. The government has expressed to the American, Minister bore and to the United States govern ment, through the Austrian representative at Washington, its deep sympathy with the American people on account of the late abominable assassi nation of President Lincoln. Austria also hopes that that event will not prove detrimental to the re-establishment of pesos and to friendly relations with foreign powers. ST. PETRassuito, Am= 91). The Jennie/ de St. Peterebourg publishes • semi official article, expressing sympathy with the Ame rican people on account of the amassinstiou of Mr. Lincoln, and hoping that Mr. Johnson will peeve himself to be a worthy encomia'. et the demand president. The new press law has been promulgated. BERNE, Aram 29. The Federal Council has forwarded an address of ' condolence to the American people and to the • families of President Lincoln and Mr. Seward. MADRID, Alan. 29. --e-- HEE MAJESTY% TRUTH.! Both the great Italian Opera-bonsai being nov • imam the lassies' assess may be said to be fairly Immo. Hu Majesty's Theshie opened ea lisionlay W •O. Thal IP erse imp sod tuitional , seams% the hues sal MAI containing many of our aristematis The theatre bee mg only been repainted brightened up, hut great hapseumente have bust made, both before sod behind the certain. The stems • • has been enlarged, and dared of those lateral iticumbusie which had sorrowed its host. The footlights so . *mg impede the view of the ohms The boxes WI mere swims and lofty than formerly ; sad, their huts being loosest several inches all resod the visions Welts, the aspect of the house is rendered mom briniest and lively, • Ls Sonnansbula was the opera chum 10 1 ' inangenitelibe mason. The two principal obasaMism wme emislisd by debutante in this country ; Amiss, by Him LW* Harris and Elvino, by Signor Erman& Oarrion. Mho Harris is from the opera of New York, where she is said have piped considerable repetnitom Eike is evidently young, slightly formed, and posousod of features which, if not regularly handsome, are by so mama without sage's stun. On her appearance she ourpoisod tut, oven is psyiag her respects to the audience, by the awkwardasm of her manner, sad the idimularity if not noceathasse of bee . gestures. It was sou apparent that this Weasel to hee reeding of the part. Her idea seemed to be—like Mallbsea's • la bat portoemaom of We sled ether lodic chantetere—thet a simple cousin girl ought to be repressetrd la all the hauliers of reel life. Bat that illustrious straw die. covered her mistake, and so will our young 1MA.1310 debutante with a little more experience. A country atirl, eveo is reel life, is not necessarily an awkward hoyden; she may have as iaborn grace and delicacy of Nature's own im pleatisg ; and the Zorlinos, the Ninettos, acid the Angola of the stage may be so represented, without soy escrifiu of dramatic truth. As the piss proceeded and the interest devised, Kim Harries amnia manner almost disap peared, and she acted with reel feeling and pathos. As • singer, too, her first impression was not favourable. Amine's madras to her " oars compagno" was uttered in a thin, mode voice, and she made up for its want of Sch nee, of toes by toadies every bar with elaborate roulades and nourishes, evidently the fruit of teaching, which hardly left a trace of Bellini's sweet and simple melody. But her singing, u well as her acting, went on improving. Her voice turned out to be of extraordinary flexibi lity and compass, with power sufficient, when exerted, to give effect to the strongest borate of passion. la both the sleep-walking soma, and in the pathetic dust with Elvin* in the second act, she made a great impression ; and in the joyous finale "Ala ens giunge" she brought down the curtain amid a tumult of applause. In short, it is im possible to form en opinion of Kiss Harris's merits from this single performance : she must be seen and heard in other T E HE LION BREWERY COMPANY (thaw). Capital £400,000, in 12,000 shard of £26 each. And 6,000 perpetual 6 per cent. preference Ames cd LSD each. Pour thoasand of the ordinary obares, and arm theunind of the preference shares have been privately subscribed. Deposit on application, on both daseriptloos of share. Li Dor plum and a further payment of Sl3 per sham on allotment. M0n020113. gory Trowel% ltsq. (Mews. Trotters end 'Anson), 2, Meter place, Hydelark. Henry Jenkins, Esq., The 'Awn, Whltchurch, Hants. "'erg Inh.olhor. Ire.. 16, Portland-place. ttioPtall. Mu , Tb• Pri, St Albans. Henry Dowell, 11m., The Lion Brewery, Luabetls. ]trident Director. Bmistao—The London and County Bank. BOUVrlolM—Siessrs. Noah, Yield. awl Wont, I. BaHO lll - 100 . CIIIIOOII4UVIN Z.C. nirollll W. H. Grey. Esq. (Learns. G An rey and Prideans, Llnoolies-tan field. public accountaata.) H. Hart, laq. titulars. Hart Brothers and Co., MoorptAstreet. public accountant.) SWUM Year. Seymour and Co., SS, Throgmorton 4 treet Yearn. Mamas, Harrinoe. and Co., Threadneedle.street. iiseacraitt —Thomas James Thompson, req. Oacia—Tha Liao Nevem Behedere-road. Lamb/tit, S. iiinnwoms. Rear• Admiral Hereby, R.N., Knowsley, Lancashire, chairman of the Cotton Plantation Company of NataL William G. Berne, its+ (Steams. Barnes and Co., marchantal, Little w - London. ee.--tamdkaatreet, London. IL 28.—Oottcn has bees he the week, particularly fe w , dily advanced. On g= I the surrender of rick the dispositios to bay on Tuesday aleo. On 1.4: ialmation and a more limiW irs arrived of the wremisa r the moment entirely pm, me of the afternoon mug sad 000sIderable perches* Yesterday the demand ow. g steadily, though witbeed very decided *drawee cm Is noted, and thole, treaseoliese ee decline of about Id. pg Hood demand throughout tha per lin la Brasil has ell as moderate dual d prices lid. to led. per applied. In lip *ea ahem et steadily &drape* Win litho ere raised fully lid. os , scut ld. par lb. For Sorel ry, and prior have &deuced sad about Id. upon the cor. hiss and Japan bays bees is advance of shout ld. pee lb. t the week 17,820 balm an ;rede.62,6Bo beim Webers Lod a steady market; prima 000 bales, of which 4,0 M em The followiag are the oflicial 140. ; fair &l ands, 16d.; meMling, 14$. -_-_-------- fbillitLAND ROUTE. -O,IOII3IIIOATION. i v A nmmiji mAx . unmA, 4 __mi.. foti, di ISOM Ihs ad iiIII=AL MAK NAVIOATION canal NSA PASSENOLIS sad deeds Cuss odd made Lades elks fir Gibrettor. Made. Lpet i .A.dis. rYr a wok Can di, the Unita sad COW. ny Med deism I...lestlisispion es de ttb sad soli of evrtry Monti; ter maiii‘ %gyp% Aden, sad Bombay. by three et thellith :4' .. a . of each wind' : and tor llasethut List Oriorsis yam Meibeerse, re &Amy, by the dossiers Ids si Beath sa tie fetts of every siodh.—lor tartar particulars Z i t the Ocespsafs Odueo=s.l.esitsaddleirset, LC.. Lea d.; er 011111111448016 b-last a rionu... J. Lewis Parley, .W, Thresdneenssa. - George B. Nowa., Meeedsaist, Ueda Thomas hige, C. , Soya-terrace, Adelphi, London. PAtarr bq. 16, Vicar Southwick-street, Cambridge- Ware, Hyde:tort :London. Y. Augusto Mares, lea (Means. and A. Soares, merzhan ts ) , W. iteething-lene, London. atiohard J. Van Lappet), IR., Dutch Consal-Oeneral. Smyrna, Loci/ Litnotar. ILanaskisto Datioron.- 1 Leiria ParieJ, Tal 111111AGIMI OP TER Anina Biwion.—llesara. Pierre and Joseph Tonna. BOLICIIOIIII- Maim Conrten and Croo sy nse, 9, Orscechufth street, London . Itsimmts-71w London and W eliminate, Bsnk, Lothbury, London. DROLERS. Loudon—lleum Smith and 81uney, A A onalcoert Llverpool—bleurli. G. B. &Anita and Pon. 11, lianchmter• Dn inn Manchester—C. P. Alko. Crantatseet. Hun—William West, Mq., 8, Bowl.aileystre Loads—ltausrards dreamland anal non.AVOOkhos. . in Dablin—likerE-Dora and WOW , tilsegow—Donow MaCmaster, Mau.. 71, Queesesitrees. SzeaSsai —B. Lambert, Itaq. ,---------7-- - RZYlN.—Direst Route to Hanover Smal- B l **, sad Central Hernowo.--Tbe N REITYANN OAH Glefilaa Lloyds rtot stir mew stramer MOWS, Cantata 3. AY Mob front Hoonlynown on THURSDAY, the eth Warn. at le s.u., Gallas a& Blackwell Her , a los.oiatu w as. wa rm. b. B. St .4 .... act; w. • or to 'WY =1:.. 4 . 116. 6.4:u. rim lA. l ' il fß .,l : . •• • •••4 ThhOesspany h formed for the purpose of perches's& v4itidendlog the highly remuomative brewing lanslasas baling, Jenkins, and Co. A provisional agreement has held entered into for the purchase of the valuable king leasehold ligewery premises, the freehold and isme:c r il a d t ala t lle houses. and Ariamsill of the business ; together with the , and dead now mod for mints( as Ns purchase money of £305.641 Ile. Id. includes, £199,586 Os. the workbag capital actually In the host csa ; the plant, tie freehold and leasehold houses, all dock, book debts, rte. together with the sum of 642,63 Si. 6d. cash and good bills of exchange in hand on the elst De -ember t, to meet liabilities Sue amounting to £4°,041175. fid.,which are assumed by the Company . also the accruing profit& from the lit January, 16615 (estimated to yield at least 610.000); the goodwill and all peeliminary expenses. excepting those of the verithation of titles and actual transfer* of the various properties to the Company. The earn of .640,000, agreed to be paid for the goodwill, repro stilts only about two years purchase of the net profits of the business. The profits for the last three years have snicamted to a certified total of £ 90,44 9 , including In terest on capital The vendors will take the amount of the goodwill In the ordl naarry and preference shares of the Company. These shares are includ II in the amount of capital already stated so privately subscribe& The account& for the said three years have been carefully veri fied aod awned by Mr. W. H. Grey, of the firm of deem Grey and Prideaux., of Lincoln's-in-fields public accouneeets. They show a return equal to a dividend of 12 per cent. on L 160,000, or 615 per share of the ordinary capital of tbe Company. which it Is proposed to call sp during the next two years, after whirla allowing for et per cent. on the five thousand preference shares, will be celled up in full during the same period. The amount of capital now employed in the Brewery is ample for to present operations but one of the principal objects in establishing Ibis Company Is to use, as anon as practimble, the great facilities which exist for extending the business and in creasing the profits by the employment of additional capital out of the above proposed calla Among these faclikke is the unrivalled I cal poeltlon - of the Brewery, from the large water-side accom modation which It possesses. The contemplated extension of the business will involve only • very moderate addition to the present working expenditure. The stock and plant have been valued by Mr. William Wiry, of Chiswell-dreet (the well-known valuer in the brewing trade?. who certifies that they are represented at the amount which they are now actually worth to the Cornieny. Arrangements have been made for securing the co-operaHotion of Mr. Jenkins as a Director of the Company. Mr. Henry well, who has been for 18 years the manager of th, business, will be come the Resident Director : and in addition, the concern will De worked by the precast efficient end experienced stad. Toe subscribers will have the option of psying up in full the 5,000 preference shares and • prop* Goo not exoeding onelourtk of the ordinary shares, at dates to Le fixed at the time of allot . GOTHENBURG. — The only regular Line of Weekly ftteamers.—The well-known screw steamer VISTA!' WASA will sail from Horselydown on the sth inst. atosmor tam drat-rate accommodation for paa ropers Fare, asp. To be followed by the HAMBURG P AC KET, and other Irst-Chsee Memnon —Apply at CHAPLIN'S Universal Office, segent-clreu. W.: or to PHILLIPPS, mg Co., 11, Hood-lane. - _ Temporary places, 2 0 . ThreAt The Noticias announces that the Council of Ministers have decided npon expressing to the United States government the feeling of horror produced in Spain by the assamination of President Lincoln, and the attempt upon the life of Mr. THE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE FIBS and LIFE I NatritANCE COMPANY. oMolo-7. Dalestre. Liverpool M and fl. Poultry, 7, Cannhill ; and Charing-nom, Loudon. Ptooltitiol OP YIN COMPANY MEM 186 A mum, Ann 28.—Mane. used to perches' to-day this pares hays been much quieter. s been very steady. at the fen little begoces is doing. For rather a 'trots market, sad all ousts, some of tkee ia woe. The amount of belga.= has been considerable, at the het, sod in some few instance. The market closes strum, s Wednesday, when the sew le known, there was • pause people hesitated to weeder ted.for event might tinders intelligence, but they only re lid sot produce any effete m is cloths barn been gradually lea a large amount of business. gefidence in the stability of the Ater" are pretty general in all ter for home consumption a mt been a large besieges. kst all rates, and so far as than i. !dice of higher rates. A Cal. mrtsBllb. shirtiop at 8 mu per piece, • price wkieh °whet. Messrs. Jobs Pude for the overland mail by Mu ! China abirtinp, best makes, o lls. fld. per piers ; and 41 I. T cloths, of ordinary Obis r lb. ; and Mexicans, at ls. Ad. Ihirtiogs, grey 39-inch, 15116, 6d. to 10g. per pies,. Comma 2d. to is. 3d. per lb., with hs ls. 3d. to la. 4d. per 10.; d. to la. Bd. per 10. 454,305 M. 279 a 80,130 TAM 7 - 611:‘ ATKINS, trident Secretary, London. Las dshis ire mare to thirty days rest Wry are admitted. IFIr• Prendsuonl We Peenstunas 'lnvested Funds. 027,167 1.602,824 mrsi 8 4 1.001 Iskrta 1, 11.906 256,1144 5,212.300 Seward. The Senate has adopted the bill for the abandon ment of Santo Domingo by 93 spinet 39 votes., - ,eu .... Bess .... ,en ... laN:. THE SPANISH PASSIVE DEBT. MADRID, Aram 30. The usual monthly suction for the sinking fund of the Passive Debt has taken place. The prices fixed by the government were—For the first class interior, 401. 1 0 a. ; secon d, 23f. 100. ; second exte rior, 34f. 60c. Tenders were sent in at from 391 Ific. to 40f. for the first interior, and from 221. 90c. to 231. for the second interior. No offers were made for the exterior. TarLIVERPOOL and LONDON and Tar FIRE en.l LIFE INSURANCII COMPANY. =thug of Only to le 6d. per cent. Tbe full and Imam. dlite Dement of the reduction will be elanto Lb. , Insured. JOHN ATKINS, BoAdent Secretary, London. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSITRAN'E COMPANY Ii cow redacted at City Baak Chamblee, No. EL Threwlner for oliert Maria* rect, Aire the Company Is prepared to receive proposals boareces a$ the oarratot rates. A ETHDR JAMES DUMAS, Thotererrier. J. W. DRAM. Soczetary. characters. Signor Carrion has an established repntetion as an excel lent MIMIC in the pure Italian style. His voice has use better days, bat is still foe, and his whole performance at the part of Blida° war worthy of his name. The Coast Bodolfo was Bentley. On presenting himself he WAS greeted with acclamations from all parts of the house.. His performance of this small but pleasant part was as admi rable as ever. The opera wee prefaced by the overture to ouilunant T&. Dramatically speaking, a more ieeporopriate prelude to the Boutastibuta could hardly be imigiud. Hut ite purples was to display the powers of the orchestra under its excellent conductor, Signor inliti and this it did com pieta,. After the opera, ••• God save the gum" was nag by the vocal strength of the company. MKS JOINT-STOCK DISCOIJNT COMPANY A (Limited), 6 and 7, Nicholas-lan* Laaabard-atreat. ooo BUBSCILIDED CAPITAL 66000. PAID T , P. =gays ?CND izaooos newer RATES Or una On pow* repayablr on demand rm 3 per an& .. „ as 7 dais' adios 14 34 3} .. Bpollal rites f money deposited for long period'. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S JOURNEY TO ALGERIA. LYONS, Aram 29, Ennis°. The Emperor Napoleon bas arrived here in good health, and has met with an enthusiastic reception. His Majesty attended the theatre t YONS, APRIL 30. meat. TM deposit paid on application for shores will be forfeited and I the aflotnient cancelled lo all cases a here the further payment au allotment is not duly made In accordance with the t e rms of I the allotment letter. The articles of emoctation and the contact between the vendee+ end the Company can be inspected at the °ekes of the wiliclion nt the Company. 1 Prospectuses and foams of application can be obtained at a. Company's OfitColl , Lion Brewery, Belvedere-road, Lsmbeth, IL and of the Brokers of the Cempay. MOORE, IicQUEEN, (Limited). I nete porated under the Companies Art. Mt whereby the liabi lity of each shareholder is limited to the amount of hlq+hares. Capital £150,000. in 10,000 shares of ElO each Doped' upon applkation 10e. per aben , and as 10s. on allot ment No mill to eteeed £1 per share, nor to be made at Intervals of lose than three months. It is no' proposed to call up more than CS per share. A guaranteed minimum dividend of 10 per cent. per amulet, commencing from the Slit March, 1860. 705 th fa and payable half securetdo to the satia; . scUos s of the Directors for the D the eom UIECTOLS. Wiliert Beale. Bwi. ;Cremes' and Co, Utsilod,, 28, Grosvenor street, W. & l oam Walter Conatable, St. Michael's house, Cornbill , George Frederick Denny, LK, 29, Great St. Been a Le. Beery Merely King, gag., 39, Brook-street. Grosvenor W. McQueen. Say. (McQueen, Brothers ,ISt, Tottenham. and COMP. The Imperial Russian family passed through Lyons at 10 o'clock this morning. The Emperor Napoleon went to meet the Imperial party at the railway station. His Majesty left Lyons for Mar seilles at 11 o'clock. MRS LION BRIWNRY COMPANY (Limited). 1 NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO FURTHER APPIICATIONS for BRAES.' in the above Compaq *III he RECEIVED AFTER TUESDAY .it. the tad of May, at 4 *Walt. -Ry order, THOMAS J THOMPSON, Secretary. Oakes, Belvettere.road, Lambeth, 8., AprU M. CRYSTAL PALACE. At the concert of Saturday nioruing, Beethoven's Choral Symphony, performed for the first time at the Crystal Niece on the Saturday preceding, was repeated, and (as before) warmly applauded by a large concourse of visitors. Perhaps this last (and in some respect greatest) effect of Use Magicians nisetee'is genius has never hese bead is thin mmatry to pastor alum*" than on this osmoloo, thanks to the Mei sod sway of Mx. Manes sad his excellent orchestra. its enormous and almost insuperable difficulties were bravely attacked, sod in a greet measure conquered ; though whether they can ever be entirely conquered in a question that will not be solved in our day. The purely instrumeetak arratilit. are iapttni of !"'" ;ed ° 7sed a/ well as the Symphony in C minor or the Pastorale ; bat the latter portion—the quartet and chorus an the words of Sohiller's Ode to Joy—is so ementially un voeal—eo utterly utiffingable, in fact —that we doubt whether human voles. will ever succeed in accomplishing it. On this occasion Madame Sherrington, bliss Elton. Mr. Wilbye Cooper, and Mr. Lewis Thomas, with the Crystal Palaos choir, could only approach the desired result. We may add that some critics are still daring enough to question the soundness of the unqualified and unbounded applause now bestowed on this gigantic work by many of the musical aristarchi of the day. But the dissentients have the support of great authorities ; among them is Spobr, who in his pcathumous autobiography sees : " The Snit three movements of this work, in spite of occaeiseal Sashes of geckos, I consider much legator to those in the eight preciediag symphonies, while the fourth movement seems to me so devoid of tests, so trivial in the setting of fichillea's words, that I have never been able to uudentand bow a veins like Beethovee's could ever fall so low." Be thin, however, as it may, the performanee of ilia colossal week as our best orchestras are now alike to perform its owl of the highest gratificatioos that can be enjoyed by an intelligent lover of music. THE RING OF THE BELGIANS. PIIL 28.—There vas a mar sy, and needy buyers had • er qr., red making 40s. to 4ls; Ts. Beane very ariliC44 sad L. PARIS. —The GRAND HOTEL, Boulevard des Oispocines, Place du Bouvet Opera, Opposite the Rue de la Palo, and near the Matins have been opened since July. IS6I. It contains 700 bed.rooms, pries. from et to 1 51 .: 70 drawl 11 from U. to ; enaguttleent salon, capable of dining more than SOO persons and where there is a table d'hOte at els o'clock. M and Cute are are served la carte in the coffee-room-, IM we S ll as in the apartments. There is • reading-room. with the best English and foreign papers and publications a music-room. sod a drawing room for the use of travellers without any additional charge. Thee are also bathe, d-rooms, smoking divans. pnet-odlcs colic carrl.ntes and omnibuses, going to the railwaystations. 1 he servant, speak all 111130111gCS. 114 superb hotel. possessing all that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and situated in Wu most fultionable part of Paris is recommended to the atten tion of travellers. I n dependently of their two Hotels, the Commute 1=01)111S-re has established en extensive private F rolabed Hone! op the Boulevard des Capnclues, opposite the Rotund* IA tie Orand Hag, where families can reside aa In their own private reed deuces and where they say rely upon Mulles the utmost comfort. BRUME" £PIIII. 30. The condition of King Leopold is still serious„ It is stated that Dr. Jenner has been recalled from London, and that another physician has been sum moned from Brims°ls. market has been fairly sup -4 prices the tura higher thu R. ; white, 40s. to 465. Barley, Chen is a poor show of wheat but little improvement in white ish barley steady ; foreign la oats fully so dear. Average. 6. St 425. 2d. per qr. ; barley. 245. ITALY AND ROM (Via llamaW.) ROME, Ann. 26: "cara4-;end, V?. 111ansF 1 dmijth Windham. Hai., 14, Connaught ptate, Hyde- Signor Vegezzi has been very well received by the Pope, and h 114 two long oonferenced lan Cl+•'„' ina l Autouelli. The question relative to the bishops of the former pontifical provinces has been arranged to the mutual satisfaction of the nego tiators. The bishops will return to their dioceses without conditions and without an exequatur from King Victor Emmanuel, who will also not impose upon the prelates the oath of allegiance. The exiled bishops will also return to their sees. The Pope will nominate the new bishops in the king dom of Naples and in Tuscany. King Victor Em manuel will appoint those in Piedmont and Lom bardy. No other question beyond that of the episcopate has been treated between Signor Vegezzi and the Pontifical court. a—The Yorkshire, from for London. pined up amid briny 8,385 ounces of pa rs Laded by pilot boat at f 9)• P. Twopence. THE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Evening - Newspaper and Rev Few amide', Mulder all the News of the City, • large number of Or i ginal articles on Pol itics, there taus, de.-0411co, 14, Sallebury-eireet, Strand. Just published, Third 'Rion. price is , post free for 14 Kamp.with Photopmphic Illustrations, ( 4 ; 4 KIN DISEASES and THEIR REMEDIES. KJ By Bonne J. JOIDAIII. M.D. Containing the modem treatment (as adopted at the hospital St. Louis, Pat is), for the cure of those numerous diseases so prevalent in a high state of civilization, too &tee consequent on an impure t cue of the blood. causing cutaneous orations, 4corbutic affections, and scrofula : treatment for superti ud and deep-seated ulcers tor pidity of the circulatory system, enuring discoloration of the bends, reduces, roughness of the shin, disfiguring the fsee, and giving it an unsightly appearance, in lien of a clear, fair, and healthy complexion. This book is, as he luta aimed to make it, 'thoroughly useful and prectical:"— Medical Times and Gazette, Auenat 4, 1840. To be bad direct from the Author, 29, George-street, HIDOTO . square, London. W. TURKEY. THE CONVERSION OF THE INTERNAL DEBT. perk, W. WsisolßS-Mears. Hobart Moore and George Peter McQueen. BOUM, -London sui.l County Ban el, ti suover -square, W., and 11, Lourardatroat k, . BIDEWts -Means Froom }Medlars, 20, Change-aVey, Conihill, LC. SOldelgoa-Chuence Harcourt. laq., t, kings-arms-yard, Moor gate-street, BC. Armors -Messrs.:Sandell and Torrtano, 4, Skinner's-place, Sise-lane, it C. SICIMART (pro tent.;--T. R. Eames, Esq. Offices-St. wheel's. house, St. Mlchsetaddley, E.C. and . 13, Bornensedreet, Odord-street, Mai of Business -B hodisaie : i, Bement-street, (ordetreet, W. Retail 10, YeDchurch-street, EC. Exhibition of Fine Arta, Church-street, LiverpooL This Company has been formed to purchase, carry on. and extend the business of Mean. Moore, McQueen, and Company, the well-known Print. Chtorno. and Lithogriphic Publishers. The arm, ea at present ...nth Wad, succeeded to the Wholesale Publishing and Print Selling Business founded iry E. Gamlisst and Co, piny, to whom Mr. Moore acted as manager for more than fifteen Yin. Ihe very numerous works of high art of the most finished ex cellence that have emanated from this well known house In its various b anches hue long established Its reputatiol on the firmest basis both in England and throughout the continente of Europe ant America. The stock in trade comprises many of the moat valuable water w colour draler+ aud 01l paintings of modern and of themselves constitute the Fine Arts Exhibition Dow times, being held at Liverpool : while the copyrights in the possession of the firm Include a vast number of the choicest productions of the modem sclieols of art. The purchase money for the lenses of the premises, the good will, and entity sto trade, red has been based upon the cata logue and balance sheet, prepa for the directors by Meseta Sandell and Tot - Atom the accountants, end has 'been fixed at 216,000 in cash. in paymentsextending over twelve months. and M.OOO to debentures of the Company, redeemable at three, four, sad five years' intervals. The business will be taken over by the Company es front the gist of March. thee. The accounts made up to this date by Years, Sandell Nit Torriano, show a net prod' for the teat these years and nine months trading of upwards et 1.4000 per In the interests of the shareholders the Directors have thought lom It desirable to stipulate fort e exclusive services, .• urine e mini. Rue period of five years. of Mes Moore and airtime*, in idiom lone experience awl high character the directors have the he snarantet tor the ellivien; tuaoagement of the affairs of the Company. The late prorrlrtors have guaranteed for a term of five years &minimum dividend of 10 per rent. per annum and Piave farther consented 10 • proportionate redaction of the purchase Jamey should ihe net p oftts not realise 124 per cent on the animist of the paid-up capital during that time. No promotion money has been or will be paid. and the pre blather/ expenses will be strictly limited to the actual disburse. alai; " in the ev-nt of no allotment being made, the dela:mita will be returned In fall. Should a leas number of shares be allotted than are applied for, Vc deposit. will be made available towards the Tennant on allotment, and the balance, U any, returned to the aP tro lic re t t u r.es and fozma of applications for share. may he had et the Rankers, the Brokers. the 'Secretary at ti - e Week St Nlchselahouse, Kit and on the Company's Premises. 2b, Berner , Arcot, Oxford-, and 10, Fenettureb-s • met, KC. The Article. of ANOCiatiOD and , b-• agreement vrlth the vendors may be Inspected at the Sobcltor's, and at 2%, Bernersctreet, where also the balance-sheet and catalogues may be seen. MOORE, MCQUEEN, and CA. (Limited). MN OF brrucatol yob MAUS. To be retained by the Matra. To the Directors of Moore, McQueen.and CO. (Limiteer, Gentlemen,—lisving paid to your bankers the stun of C , betas denten of 105, per share on shares Is the &ton Company, thereby request that you will allot me that number, and I arm to accept such shares or any k number you may allot me, mutt agree to pay the deposit on eh - Amens, an t the eels as made. and to sisn the articles of association of the Company wben required., and I authorise you to insert my name en the register of members for the number of shares alio:led Iv me. Usual Avant* /haw to toll leideses ...... Prairies Ds FOR GENTLEMEN : at HYAM and CO2B, . 0 and G 7. ozrosoarairr. EYLIf sad CO. hare pr.-pared aa ardlrely NZ WETOCIC for the sewn, oronorohendlna every roma& description of 100 for Gentleman and Juveniles. FOR GENTLEMEN : at HYAM and CO.'S, I. and 117, 011011.118TRl S. ovirocets tor San. ILdn. and Dust llla. lid. to S.Sr. Orentosts, silk -Ileed end fated Sins for Iterlnees„ the nark. and Soarlets 4?L to Ons. Jaekete In all the Tasbloushle Styles !la. to de. Thor Crete In weeded and wool-dyad clothe Indrtesbam Salivate In Venetlaira sad floe aloes Vette In Ceshoseres, Wks. washing drills. de. Tionates hull Seshionstie styles ant materiels; ISL 61. to 254. We. To the Directors of the Plymouth Shth Bnlklleg, Dock. and Iron I Warta Cessysity (tatettell). Gentlemee,—Kavhat pole to your bankers Mama 1 the oath et A bathes deposit of SI per share on shores to the ohm Compan I request that you will allot ml that number of therm and Th ere by woe to y ou such shires. or soy Nth umber that may be allotted to me, sad to pop the deposit ea .Wt tent. and to stem the articles el association of the Otinesay ethos required. and I authorise pas to place my these Os the miter ot b en Is reiploOt Ot thil 0111111 allotted M 1110.—loth. ithlllt..h -l7thal Saes = um Ilediesse to fill SCIQIIPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENTS. .ad Oa., 66 and 47, OXIORNITRUT. X. 1. CMPtit111•11 . 11 Clot Was far innnedlata WW. Rerpoke Order „ A Bap' and Yontbe i terfn t ene L partmeat. Cat*, 17016417, and thitin appartamt. Da Weer J. sod A. Setimpoor, le, Old _ Itreied reek RC. Mere Huggins and Rower, I. Threareeesermt, RC. SICRIRART—GeoIie Ceasing, Yr. Temporary Offices-1). Eft's Arms-yard , Moorptestreet, E.C. PROSPECTUS. Ms Cowper Is tared lee lb. purpose of converting the £lOO errs of the Ceatinental Jerk Corporatioa into Wares of ASO, and to y err out the ismpon el that Bank with the 0t001a... eisearal, sad landau and Ob i.; eagi=br es ti teeth ll New this Oolintiry, the Continent, and Rapt Five of the LEO shares In this Coropany will be allotted to the shareholders in the Continental Bank, la exchange for each of their pretest glee chaise,Tbe £2O shares rioted In ex- ' change for sharer which £Ol has been paid. will be credited with £6 paid up : and those allotted In exerting for shares as PRORPECTUS. which LI6 only bee been paid, will be recline with FS paid up. This Company is formed for the purpose of transacting the The arrangements which have been made for amalgematir . safe and highly profitable bushier of commission act i n g t h e and managing the tinsiliess of the shove establishments ars such ' and financial agents in conßeibin with the trade and commerce u, aided by the high tryptian eionuectlons of Mesirl. Ludic, , of the Ottoman empire. cannot fail to secure to thli Compeny a very extensive and pro- I TRADE OF THE EMPIRE. treble business. I Throughout the greater part of the empire, the troll and en : The establishment of Mears landau and Co., at Alexandria. I mate permit of the ahnrsst Inexhautibl proinction, in efts Au sedition to its reenter banking operation*. bas long eoloyel . o f the w e nt. o f fhohme,htiante, oy the...rimer: raw am i tlire an extensive connection with producers and exporter' of produce . w hi c h t erm verye tere the great staples of food and unma ke Rapt This basiiiess has always yielded most favourable re- . facture. 4.1 ;..i 5. ...4 co o," hemp. ham terse are pro. 1 wits ; and no better proof of this can be given than the fact that chard in abundiume : while to addition, Turkey yields in the falls, during the whole of its existence, _as well se the /Ally , beaks lately established In Yr t, have experienced an shwime_. profusion those rarer entrees of merchandise, such u drnp, dyes. guess, fruit, vegetable oils, silk, sugar, and tobacco, which , immunity trees lose in tar trenertious of this clam m : can ,roil leo abundantly sadprofitably produced under eerier+ brines/. i of special advantage of centre we geographical positien. The daily increasing trade of Egypt with trope, end espe- i for the enhan rally with England. is also • sure manatee ced • w ith In the year WOO it was estimated that the antler trade of Turkey foreign . counties amounted to re. 000 .00 0, and that future success of this Company: the profite hitherto realised b e t we en the provinces to eeoeoo,ooo ; giving a total of by desert Landau and Co. are alone sufficient to yield a large A.18,000,00:1 per annum. Judging, however, from the increase of return upon the renal proposed to be called up; and the wee- : the trade between Turkey and Great Britain during the past few ' rat partners of the firm, to order to Mow their reroute in the years, this total must now be oriaselerably increased. In the future success of the Comp kin , , have taken a large number of mar ism. th e i m p or ts and eg p o de between Groat Britain end shares. and will continue in the active management of the buds . leery (inclusive of Egypt) =muted to £5,211,131. and in uess at Alerandria. _. 1 1650 to Le, deer, hut in the year ISM according to the last The Ba" h" also " cured the ° •• P waiiml i •• • f ) fre c•m i m annual statement published by the Board of Trede. they Increased M. betray, w ho exertioes will be especially devoted to the t o mem 682. intension of the Bank'. relations, with the Egyptbus govern- • aim ri en. The trade between this country and i gypt has meet. a clam of transactions in which he has hitherto engaged, : in l ase t o e t reese . A re ll e i e l less, 92" se n se th i e ng • total lBge between 'i tte 94 ott year , an d a. .. . with tem successful result& The amalgamated establishments proper liquidating all their . : man kinpire and Great Britain alone of Ga t 315,646. This increasing trade is capable of Wiest indefinite extensioa present transactions up to the date of amalgamation. I BUBININS OF THE COMPANY. The articles of associatien of this Company, and the agreement I As Comoraloo Merchants the Company will receive, on the entered into for acquiring the business of Messrs. Landau and reel terms, consernmeuts of geode for sale In English and Co., can be seen en application at the office of the Solicitors. torsion markets from merchants and oth' is in the Ottoman Ems A deposit se el upon each sbare roust be paid at the offices of m m et m from m erehmite, manuirturs, and others in either of the Bankers of the Cempauy, on application, according to the annexed torn. , Dor e , thiscountry and abroad for sale in Turkish market., and will ' execute °eters for their correspondents both 1n Western Europe Forms of applioatios for sham may be obtained of the Sean ' m e th e Ottoman mote, tary, at the Company's offices, and of the Bankers and Brokers. Au important branch of the Dittman y's burgess will consist In WORK OP APPLICATION VOR MARIS making cash advances to the native cultivators. The rate of 'To be retained by the Bankers.) Interest usually paid for such teens is very high, ranging irons No To the Director' of the London and Mediterranean Bank listo 4 per cent. per mouth (from 1.8 to 48 percent. per annum,. ( mend). the security consisting of standing crops, ankles of value easily Gentlemen. —Having paid U to ynur bankers, convertible, and, when required responsible permed par tite sum of £ . being a deposit of Al per thereon , sides. On Ms subject mart valuable information Ina rep Mares in the above Company, I hereby request thee obtained from the English Coeur In Turkey, in reply to you will allot rue that rather ; and I agree to accept sech a recent circular despatcn from his rcellevey Sir Healy Bulwer, shares, or any less unnther that you may allot to me, and to 11.1 i M. Amberader at Constantinople. One of the Inquiries become • metaber of the Company in respect of the shares directed by his excellency was. " les farmers borrow money anode , ' to me. I fort tee anthorisa , you to forward by poet, to commonly in anticipation of their crops? How are the advances my address, as below, the certificates for the shares which may , secured, and sre losses often incurred by the louder 1" The bi bs allotted to a a I lowing are extracts from the cartel replies : Usual signature nier" in full Residence ernessehr Datiurl_...------- I responsible persons becoming security. and by pledges oe.per. renal property. Low at Losses e seldom incurred ny the lanais's. T IN fIifiNATIONA L CONTRACT COMPANY (LIMITED) i Assa-6 1 e Acting-Coral Curia+ :—" The common rate of INVITE APPLICATIONS FOE SHAER% IN I interest is 2 per cent. a !tenth. Such loans or advance. are THS PLYMOUTH SHIP BUILDING, DO CK, always secured on the crop, and losses are :rely incurred by the and IRON WORE' 003ITANY (Lintitedl. lepers.' Inerpneated under "The Oriente. dot s 1863." whereby the ' CALVALLA.-11r. Vice-Consul Haling—. From 14 to g 0 per cent. liability of each shareholder :II limited to the amount of his ' are the rates of interest charger by merchants ; the crop being shares. pledged for the reaper and the security valid, loam"' °MOW. MOAK hi 1 6 . 000 shares of alb MA. Deport on appli- I seldom immured. Moong-ieristers charge the peas/ere h f aro cotton. el per share, and le on alletment per cent. per month, and realise in this wets enormous gains. Future calls Dot to exceed en per share, at intervals of not leas I CoNSTSNTINOPLIt Mr. Cowell-Geer& Cusabso batch —"A than three !soothe. I farmer who requires money to carry on his pursuits wills his Discount will be allowed at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum on. , produce before he rears it at • certain price, which is always calls paid in advance. ' much below what he could obtain for it In the uterine and DIRINTOR3. l thereby loses on an average from 0 to 3d per tient, the usurer William Lurombe, Esq., J.P. I Messrs. Luscombe Sims, and Co.), ' taking care by giving iimulf a very large margin to secure him- Cliairman of th Sutton Herlemr Company, and Consul for the self against eventualities." Governments o f Frahm. Heller. Re, Plymouth. CSPSUS.— Hr. Vice-Cooed White— . Tbe custom orborrowipg Mr John Gray. Director of the Land retirees Cptapany. I money Ins ntiMpation of the crops is common. Tite rate of W erner Hicks. Bee. (Mehra. Hicks and Co.), Director of the West verbs , from 12 to r cent. ; few lone. are incurred." Great Western Dock Company, Plymouth. I DSRDLIMLLIS. - Mr. Acting Gonsul Bab? e Fanners corns S. G. Getty. gm- St P., belled. 1 moldy borrow money in anticipatiom, and on security of their James Co. kr. (late Constructor at her Majesty's Dockyard.', crepe 15 and even 25 per cent. interest being vomited for a few Sabah, Cornwall. I months. The lender very seldom incurs any lows John Tree by, Este (Mews Treeby and Co.) Consul for the 00. 1 DIAMBISMR. —LA r. Consul laylor— e Capitalists advance money yernments of Italy, Heigium, Mecklenburg, Serbia, ite.. ! on the crops, charging t to 3 per cent. interest par month. I losses are rare." D P I! To u t. Ewe, Director of the International Contract Coots . GALLIFOLL—Er. Acting Viee.Coned Whitaker— •• As a rule, pay (Wird:. the farmers to the province all borrow mone d o nne d en crupe ; James Borman. Er _(lfeasre Wait. Borman, and Co., Agents even thine who are wet thy, and have geld up. will for the Austtian Lloyds Stern Ridge:ton Company). borrow to defray the expenses of cultivation, rather than en. 11.111 Tall. crow& upon their treasure. The rate of interest is generall7 2 1 3 The National Bank, Old Broadetreet London, and Dablis. per cent, and the farmers are eery well pleased to brew at this Messrs. Harris and Co., Naval Bank , Plymouth. rale. Losses must be very rare, es 1 hart beer either cape- ROLICITORS. Herr or heard of others sittlefine eny." H. H. Rowell, Seq.. 13, Clement's-Inn, London, W.C. J e, SlNA.—idr. Vilie-CORZIO. Stuart —.• Interest 5 21, 3. and 4 John Kelly, Esq.. Elrileteltb- per cent • same . The advances are always secured upon sitoISRA , Me artops , sal losses are but rarely incurred by the lenders." Messrs. J. and A. Periuggeour sail eo., 10, Old Brorstreet, 11.0. . SetoreA.—Mr. Consul Wilkinson - " flamers borrow matey F. H. Weeder, Esq., Plymouth. ; in ante:dram of their mops. The rate of interest tem My Edward Foy. Bre Dame-street. Dublin. ,charged is seldom less than 20 per cent." Promillt—John Scott 'I erre Esq., Great Goorgestroell, RATADA.--lir Consul Zarb—" Mone le lent to the cultividnes Westminster. at the rate of 6 per cent per mouth : the advances are always AOPIToRS. secured on the crops, awl looses by the lenders are very rare." V. W. Spooner. Eir . Amerfearnare. firer —Mr. Consul Blunt—" The native cultivators always Messrs. Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle. and Evans. 3, Coleslaw require a 'Tames to sodeipation of their crops, at a nominal rate street -buildings- of titterer, say 1. to 2 per cent. per mouth ; but it Is actually SECRlrrallY—William Cooper. FM. more. The title-dents of the farm are transferred to the lender Temporary Mrs 85, Cannon-street Weir, IC in the Tartish Court, under the title of WWI, or mortgage." This Company has been formed for the purpose of pandireg 1 TRHOU. —Mr. Coacul-O•netal Herman— . Almost the totality the freehol I property known as Queen Anna's :Ship Yard, ann of them ;the merchant+) derive their chief sources of profit front the weber ship bulleing briars now curled on by privat e lending money on pledges, op which they levy a rate of interest capitalists therein ;of earrying no ship building in re end of 4to 8 per cent. per month (43 to It per cent. per ream), and mind. and of mechanical engineering in all its branches. , soreetenees mom." The ship-baling yard is ti er a frontage to the sea of rep - ' VoLo.—Mr. Vice-Consul Suter— . loans to the growers are se wards of LSO feet, In which there will he caparty toe laying cured by pledging the pridnee. and are not often attended with down 20 ships, taking an average of 60 feet In width for each lose. The rates of Surest are never lees than If, and often ship. As at present constituted. the establhhment crimpriees a mots than 21.1 per cent. per anuum." neet•class stone-bunt dry 4 ek, tee feet by 52 feet. In perfect As Ylnanclal Agents the Company will give its aseistance to eating condition. with steamongine, eireniareaw ger. smithy' the Ottoman government in the promotion of reproductive shops, timber sheds, offices and buildings, with slips, quays, and public .011111, conducing to the improvement of interval other necessary appliincee, ell in good repair. On the premises transit and the development of external trade. and act generally there Is • capital lime kiln, four excellent dwelling.heuses, asp ial Agents lu, and in connexion with, the Ottoman gettable for the merger and employes of the company, six cot- . tages for foremen, Re. ; a good supply of fresh water, and an The Company is prevented by the terms of the Memorandum abundance of lime and building stone. of Association from trading for its own sceounne prowled to lengthen the prewar dry dock 60 feet, to tom ; 0 IN SELL AItitANGEMIOITS. f e et stret two additional dry decks. and one large floater dock, to : Th e bead o ie“, o f the Coon,' will b e In Lon d on. w i t h be divided by carom. also additional frontage quays. and to agendas in Leeds, Liverpool, on• I Manch. .ter. Branchd Beees will attend the appliances generally with the view to the construe - he established at the porn o r Constantinople. Smyrna, an don and repair of iron and wooden ships, the manufacturing of rout, an t agents will be appointed in the Interior. subject to the marine and other engine*, armour and other plate, angle iron, superinten ienee and control of the branches to which their &s -end every description of Iron work. Mira may be &fleeted. For the purposes of the Company the position of the premises The exclusive services of gentleman of established reputation is not to be merrier : they are Is cline proximity to Slavin and ecknoeledged local experience haying been obtained, the Harbour : forming the pest by of Caterer anchorage. and are operations of the Company will immediately comments , at completely sheltered. first by the Plymouth Breakwater. and Fewer, where a valuable an I obinstabildied banner of sixty next by the peens of Mount Batten. in addition to which the „ e a men di ng e m , been secured. approaches to the premises are completely commanded hy the APPLICATIONS TOR SALAMI. guns of the citadeL The branch station of the South Devon • Itsilway Company is situated In the Immediate vicinity. and I H.N. Dechnurd. Devi:owed, Is within an emay distance. AppliCatk.llll for shares may be addressed In the annexed This Company will oiler unnsual trilbies for carrying on Ile form to Ole Director, and copies of the PrmPeet" may be ote Mined at the temporary oMces of the Company, or at the offices preposed business. in consequence of both laeour end the freight of the hankers. brokers, and arbiters: hut no application will of iron, coal. and timber being exnewle low, added to which much espere will be wed, r the marble will be delivered on o be f sconhnmelderedipplieanelessfor h a . depede of gl per Mare on the number the quays of the Company tree et all dues and ebarges. b ee n DAM At present there are no iron ship building works et Plorionth. ' A copy of the memerendem and Articles of Association may and much inconvenience and ewers often results to sheerer* be inspected at the offices of the Solicitors, or at the temporary „Aloes of the Company Copies will be forwarded by poet, with in consequence of verbs outward bound hating te put beck to . charge, on application to the Secretary. LOPIIOII for repair. . out The Directors consider unoeesseary to allude to the other . seventeen premed by thle Company, further than to state i thet there fa &greet and growing demand for suet works as they proper to etymon. l The operations of the Company will be redacted by Hr . , No. Joseph Banks, who will devote his well-known experience en. To the Directors of the Ottoman Company ;Limited.) elusively to the interests of the Company, aided by g nester of G en tleme n, —Having paid to year n bankers the ems of g. acknowledged mechanical skill As the whole of tke valuable being a depart of Cl per share on Share in the above property lira been ceded to the Directors upon terms which are Company, I hereby request that you will allot me ti n number. considered highly advantageous. the profitable result of the s u ch I sere to become a member of the Company in respect of ualiertakieg may be t e demed as seared. ahem, or In rennet of any less number you may Allot me, It s at the rae of All par cent. age aranteed for three and to execute the Articles of Association when required ; and I Jere by the Intonational Contract Company (Limited). . request that teL name may be placed on thegist of members In the event of no allotment of shares being made, the deposit . for the shares so allotted. will be returnee In full. ferule a less number of slaves be ; Usual sidistiiirf allotted then are applied for, the deposit will be mar avail- hams in fall able towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (ff any, Residence notarised to the applicant. Profession or business A copy of the memorandum eed articles of association can be Date bracer at the once' of the solicitor', brokers, and 85, Caree red Wed. Pressegeasee snit forme of application for errs may be ob tained at the slices of the International Contract Company, SS, handl-street Week ma d of the hankers, broken. and solicitors. FORM OP APPLIOATIOM TOR REARM pO Or APPLICATION 101 MARRA (To be retained by the Bankers.) t.—This great annual fair it, and was brought to a close r large number of horses were amerous attendance of buyers ry. A very fair trade was dons useful animals ruled high, the somewhat scares. A good meg d bought largely. Toner Irish y made 201. to 301.; 20/. ponied, 201. ordinary purposes, to 301. igh clue, suitable for breaking Co carriages, 801. to 1001.; broke to 1201.; and handsome, flee. U. For broughams, ha., good. see ranged from 40/. to 601., and imam of the same class for phae. li n and driving, 801. to 1001. ; 331. to 50/. ; and a lighter sort. public conveyance, 351. to MIL rs , wa ggon teams, Am, 401. to 601.. made 701. Horses for agricultural any price, as the differed very of high blood 1001. to 1501., sod rer a heavy country much higher otley sold a two.yeerold satire 2001. The sheep fair was very a number may be estimated at were demanded, and ultimately ge of average quality made 66e. bred and move weight, 80a, to were about 84. to 10e. per bea d a short time ego. The 20 pima b, Ellison, and Co., bankers. for a awarded to Mr. Contiva, of p have now tekeo the prise six a cattle fair was held yesterday t of business was done at :emu. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND id Health.—With the warm smell be mvde =West uolms the blood re. Y.ruptioos, blotches, and mot* ay be successfully subjugated by the [Hutment when it is aided by mode ills Hoarseness, /Are throat, chronic stiff neck will be at once relieved by , nt upon the akin overlying or sail followay's remedies have for many preferewce all other mesas fee all varieties o f ulcerations, sod l bitty to the s. AGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTH& MEW., the wile of & & Puck% mat George-street, Wrattelaster, the Tawn. ester Vgla, Leoadosra road, Bark 'rig ht, Uri , of a soo. a. OA Upper Hyde-garkfardeoa the Boa, of a daogiater. LICRIACIFIL ft at Worth, Dear Sandwich, by the V. L. B. 9•4601), curate of Tercel• r of the late 9. Spain, Bag., of Haw April le, at the Chereb otp Wok d Her - Pttlittro. 0. Boetnen, are. to Altos Mary AllSlf, OW °I rhit . ea. 27, at St. Marjo Church, lab, the Rev A. H. Bridges ender Ball Hat r-q.• • Elizabeth, second dengoter °* cton. DEATH& Wears road, Hyde-park, Ur. W. tier' wlsldll Park, Yorkshire. rho Hos , N.weiseng. Bluiw ibut t "1r'1461. Elfaintno, wife of Yr. del of vY Lola. distance will plow sooss 190dtien, Ewa.. ot csatarbari. at Cotdeonetreet. Catedela. Vita bitah Pluut. . aged T 9. vs. S. llnaur ROA% • 0117 at Load , " Ptr i al g e.... es. la Oa Praia at NI. PARLIAMENTARY BUSINESS. 1101781 OF COMMONfi—TI DAT. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Bank Notes Issue Bill committee : Partnership Amendment walls deed reading ; Waterworks Bill—second reading ; RsiL ways Cl.ule. KM-6eCond reeling ; Tru.ts Administration . (licot- WO; Bill—third reading ; Isle of Man Dtsettorestalkor (Corn peddled, Bill - committee ; Writs Registrstlou ileatland) bill—adjourned debate on second reading ; Ways and Means — committee ; lanceater Court of Chancery —as emended, to be considered ; Police Superannuation Ball—third reading ; Or ford University (Tided Foundation) Bill—as amended, to be cnnsukre-1; labor. Bliihopria 101--woodul reading: Union Chargeability Bill—committee : Land Debentures (Ireland) Bill —as amended, to be oonaldered Chelsea-bridge Toll Abolition Bill - second reading : Land liebeutures Bill - as amended, to be considered : Inns of Court 818 —committee ; Tories, Robbers. and Rappers.. (Irelarsd) Bill —comoilthes : Sewage Utilisation Bill—as amended, to be considered. NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Viscount Pdstraming—Orders of the Day—That the orders of the day be postponed until after the notice of motion for an address to the crows on the essassiontion of the President of the United Statea. Viscount PALlrgagrog—Assassination of the President of the United States—Address to the crown to swage the sorrow and indignation of this hones at the assassination of the Preeldent of •he United States: and to pray her Majesty to communicate these sentiments en the part of the Bowie of Comons to the go vernment of the United States. Mr. Arrive —On realign for going into oddittee on Bank Notes Issue Bill. t move that this house will, upon this stay month, resolve itself foto the said committee. Mr. J. Pun—Oa sewed reeding of Partnership Amendment Sill, to move that it be red a second time upon this Say sit months. COLLEGE or Pancerroaa.—At • meeting of the council of this corporation on Saturday the following alters were To-elected for the current tear:—The Rev. G. A. Jaoob, D.D., of Christ's Hospital, Dean ; Dr. W. Smith, Moderator in eludes • Rev. C. Pritchard, M. A., F.R.S. Moderator in MetheaUtics ; and Dr. L Playfatr, C.B. F.R.S., Moderator in &Mao* arid Art. The diploma of li cen tiate was greats:a to Mr. J. Hooper, LLB., London, and to the Rev. W. T. Cave, Artillery hoase School ; and the diploma of emaciate to Mr. F. R. Cheshire, Camden. terrace ; Mr. C. G. E. Gilles Grove-home, HlgWe ; sod to Mr. 'W. Goodfellow, National Mock Beac h John Marshall, Paq.. F. 8.5., surgeon to Ueiversity Collets Hon pital, was elected as hoaarary mmaber ; and the followinj wen elected oases, members of the corporation :—Mr. J. 0. &nu, Grammar School. Ninth ; Mr. W. Rowell, Winters College, Brigbtas ; Mr. F. B. &mewls, District College, Newland-square ; Mr. T. J. Crampon, Public Sshool. Brentford ; Rev. J. S. Dames, 8.A., Grove-road, • Sarbitan ; Mr. O. A. Fevered°, fterasbersi l howse, Lan_ lg. tog ; Mr. Hugh Gswthrop, Belle-hoase, Harm ; Mr. W. Goodfellow Natioaal School. Bosomed& ; B. V. Hires, G rammar School, Chipping uric ; Yr. I. B. MO LAMS. —ROWLA.NDS ° SALYDOR, an Hops, w,,,d oe k.uil Schools , N ew N a g go g .Be', B. Cidl g l ak liMask°lll4la""km to ImPr'" U 'i mad B" uu- Kserstoid. M .A., Grammar School, Atherstesie ; Mr. P. a king the Complexion end S The radiant Moons it imparts ~,o rd. r , jume . u . st, st. Baia ; NT. Jr. B. millard. to the three and the settees' and delicacy "Met It 'Meese et " th . bio d i snm , sw um, IS, Brneswitioeqoare, Souther:sates ; Yin M. G. S. Rt. vesserlas 51* redness. us. *Mew "pato, freckles, discolors- Jobe. 'Alp-street, Kentish-taint ; Dos J. R. de Beets lion% sad ether adenoma el,,itatioes, rondos. It ledlapeasetde to Notaintua-place, Maryleboas ; Mr. H. Shame, every tenet. It obvlsteo all the effects of Amato es the skle. iteroy-equiess ; lir. J. W. &Ohara. Bern "sib" with isiansce to cc" a nd iSaUCI4I. Intense Ega z SZE= ; aad Mr. tfamesawist,Maraffrboona, Barrow. beat. Pries 44 ed. and Its. dd. per betile. le, Hatton- i .- e: lad ebeseiet" sad primers. ge t " Rowleaels The hird meeting et th Fea mak will take =or and beware el *wise' sad paralcimin sillies soda' , the aerie et " Ma/ase plow at Illoces% sa Saturday, May 4. °GALS. - SIMMER PRICES. - GREAT WIIITELN RAILWAY. Beat esteemed Raabe* took, old yard imam (as ellstied to bar Majesty), 22e. per toe ; Bariboo Dew, 201. Wall Rem* l a For mak. Orders to MIMS a:ALMA/7MM, GAUT WAISTFAN RAILWAY, Faddiagtoo. CONSTANTINOPLE, Aran. 28,1L15 r.at. The official documents relating to the conversion of the internal debt have just been published. They comprise a report from the minister of Finance to the Grand Vizier, and three laws. A great book of the publio debt is created in which are inscribed 40,000,000 liras, including 29,000,000 liras converted iuterual debt. 4,000,000 liras of new stock will be issued for the benefit of the Treasury, and 7,000,000 are reserved for future issue at intervals of one year. The sinking fund originally proposed is substituted by the Treasury under- 1 taking to buy one per cent. in the open market. The interest at the rate of b per cent, per annum will be paid by the Ottoman Bank half-yearly, in C on stantinople, London, Paris, Frankfort, and Amsterdam. The Levant Herald states that Mr. Laing will receive 2 per cent. oommiesion on the total amount. ZOOLOGICAL SOCIETY 07 LONDON. ---4.-- The anniversary meeting of this society was held at their house, in HaDovemequare, on Saturday Bet, the chair being taken by the Right Hon. Sir G. CUBIC, Bart., the president. The report of she council wee reed by Mr. P. L. &niter, F.A.S., the secretary. 'imaged that the number of fellows, fellows elect, mid amnia =ascribe= of the society os that day amounted to 1,956, showing an increame of 20members moos the last snitiversery. Duriag the year 1864 s o lees than 284 new fellows and annual sub embers had been elected, a greater annular than Lad joined tne society la any ems Mamie year for the preen's' 26 years. There had bees a cossidsrable iseresse in the income of the society, which for the year 1863 had amounted to 20,2811. 12s. 11d., seem unexampled except in the two Exhibition Teets • but the income of the past peer had exceeded that sum 1,429/—the total receipts far 1864 hevieg amounted to 21 ,7131. 13e. 10d. This increase was due to the tug meatatios of *early all the principal source* of receipt, aphasiac win& that of admissions to the gardens and annual subscriptions (resalting from the increased number of mem bers) were the mart notiosable. The number of visitors to the " Never," says the Indipendunce Beige, " has a society'sa tiiga:dirreetta:reh =l ed te e. h ncreased ZtTe the year political death produced so much sensation in Europe as after deducting the expenditure there remained a balapos that of Mr. Lincolo. The grief is universal, expressions of ia the banken' hands at the end of the year of 1,5141. 9s. ed. The srasoil bad resolved oo fitting up the upper regret are on every taigas. The various governments will rtiou of the old mammon building in the society's gardens act ma the organs of these impressions towards the repro- r: a gallery for the exhibition l a the teeiet.. , e agleam. of mutative, of the United States in Europe, and they will sot wa s a y.; ai k ai y g a m ma b y my. J. Waif dagait the mimic do so as a mare matter of etiquette." mouths of the pqsmmseesest pear. The new estrum lodges, on 'piton's, concerning which full details Ma. Mason's Luau..—The Dlbats of Saturday aviary, and in nays, in reference to the letter of Kr. Moos, which Ims LteetexPiterxh.•••hteeehebehhesele• „ L egend ...mk t° t teh. he "eodeiy is broughte last just appeared in the Index :—" We can quite understand perfect order daring the erne of last 'ear. Th e latter that Mr. Hamm is anxious to disculpets his party (DM all building had not only peeved most attractive to the public, complicity with such an abominable crime; but we coomot but as regarded which tbe it w health sod welfare of ig devoid. there thecouß anima be ls t o o refrain from diiplor,ng the violent tone al his letter. It the twe 0 1 i was not the moment to give way to bitter recrinsinatiese. raw•he••tbt teal oast ga bed lik•wit• Preved en iteeseeheehedheee 3,3821. "ieeeee• 18..3d., and everybody will consider that the oteemarres by obi.* and the farther sum of 1,4591. 7a. 31. had bees spent in Mr. Hamm endeavours to isivelidatis metals asesetimme of Stamper works commeoted with it. The most important Mr. Striae wont bare gained considerably by being pre. *ma eala with th e moiety% mecenerie that hod m eowed etas the lest aseireery bed bees the eamarfal rated il a lime ulaarg. form. Tice awlanatayia""" I man of Mr. Thripaide mires to ladis. &reel of the sins whisk Mr. lath e murder has passed upon every ammo hid is India "yin announced mind will mare the laedliol• el the folmeestetiee at the Oat they eolleeteoes wallies for traismaraioa to the South ewer ell the more rfiwordeat." eerier (ears whish were a pair of your &Morro= and Tax Raw Czaszvarcii.--NICI, APRIL 29.—The 1 04 '0 send l.Tel:ll, p e "Web. Ji te the wrieuhileerthdtteretiewlheat th ea Car kiss Ow his beeedintise to the new Oareertir. The 1 w ar ipr i td &s w am Th r . Th aw ., b a d g asig bi l ima Rewire ream lies riled fer Cheetah with the mare a vay Ise asks a gajaihk, szapef which might he el the doomed Ovoid Deke.— des Tekgrost. specified two thimoesrosea, one rhiecceros hornbill, The Memorial Diplomatic/we has the following : two " 8 " s " al " tels. *I " g ram 4•4•11 1•••• bet"tweesil certain Court of of f°ralai St. Pe"gads6c"tersburg an d ba ta 17 11.11.14 Mbe5, i I°Pkausa."l:eldliwilaideilm vlk•Pims.l.6l4bl. salaal•t""• "' rufPoTthetaii.46°l. far the starrier of the King of tie Rename with the Owed stele wage the amp quilled poniards* (Bystrix ifolaba • Salk a Mgr Nil very irseedieg oddities te this peep; Dunbar Olga, dueler el the Grad Duke Oeseleir 1 sea the Dasheehte efrigiyaaftia, or toad-billed piles tins Lera beS pi eg*leg ibe 92 ki ad AmemiLlirl"..lkesttil tas rci5.... ....c. 11" :ef the darer bred., in the Paci fi c, primps the rarest /it bad her sup sisal Teems* to be quits Grier The hell - aa a . i ii — ka o, — a, aai - ----- 1 ., ymiTh—a,We=4.ll. ---"- • speeshown neer entabbed alive is ties smirty's roregeris. es Rica BagurrlL—Tak. hal " P m" d Ile g ir r . ballet f the Aliso ranalted Is the Missies of the Right Itell • P w r a l t huh 1 = •• delcee=ee•el= lu ll • Hos. d i r c Hesires Perk Mir.. r presider ;P. L. Sister, p i " d ra b a t : l niapa' wfri . b b ala k li a a pia , w w i all g ILA, Pi. A. max, ft, se 'mom, i and Rare ismiew „A , ...2,06.,Ais il isefige-411111. Dcww••••,1•4„ ell imisseer fns the massing par.