The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-27 00:00:00

Millimim m.. I .0140 41- cprt4•L .40 iII4LAC K BALL PASSENGER LINE of THE CREDIT PONCIER AND 1101111..111it 11l ENGLAND 111 IE DUBLIN TRUNK CONNECTING , , ;Limited) ARE INSTRUCTED TO IeECEIVr. SU Itstittr j) CLIPPIE rierzni for AUSTRALIA from Loudon direct. , TIONS b'OR g,1,212,000, A STOCK OW RAILWAY COMPANY. I Incorporated by Act of Parliament 27 and M 1 Vic. THE METROPOLITAN EXTENSION . Capital AV.sga, . .1. RAILWAYS of the LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOVER lu 6,100 Provisional Scrip Certilleatea to Bearer of .E5O each. RAILWAY COMPANY. I XI to In told on application and gt on allotment. In 50,540 Prinisioual Scrip Certificates to bearer of £lO each, I Interest at the rate of LS per cent. per annum during MD- With interest guaranteed by Sir S. Morton Feb.° not., Betts. and I struction will be allowed co all moneys paid upon calls. Crampton at d per cent. per annum on price of limy, payable ' rit•gCroin. on amount paid up, n room let January', 1 , 05, and payment Right Hon. W. MONSF.LL, 61.1'_ Chairman. of such Interest will be continued to let July, lse7, by half- , H. 11. Hartley, Fag. Director, National Hank. giemonths' arly paytuents on let July and Ist January is each year. ; W. 'l'. Milleauy. Es 4., laic Commusiutier of Public Works In Ent viz mont' interest will be paid on let July. 1/415. I Ireland. Deposit., al per Certificate on application, anl £4 ou allotment. Joh. O'Meara. En., Director National Bent. Prica of Issue £2l for each C'ertiticat , Nom' to £62 10s. per F. W. Russell, Esi. , M.P., Chairman National DlACount Cora l:100 Stock. I pony. Liability limited to amount of subscription. 1 GitHEMAL Maili remaining Olit—W. Pdrhes, Fa ii. Into Manager of the Mid - The half of this stock, £1,213,000, will not be Issued laud Great Western Railway of Ireland). for twelve mouths, anti thou only as tail-up Stock, and at not ) ba4GINICkit.S. less a puce than AlO per £lOO Stock advaileu on the prevent I John Smith Dune, Esq., 4, Queen's -square. Westminster. puce of issue. Robert Mallet, Esq., 11, Brldgo.streut, Westminster. SOLICITuItS. Messrs. Sole, Turners, and Hardwick, London. Messrs. Kernagban and Saunders, Dublin. BaNgglis. The National Bank, Old Broad street, and its ; Branches In London and Ireland. The National Bank of livery.' I Limited), liverpooL iIituLERS. London—James Shepherd, FAIL , 341, Throgmortonatteet Dublin—Edward Fox, Key., Damecitreet. Ogles. —6, Bridgcstrect, Westminster. Tonnage. 1 DOCka. : To Sal. K h ilia NInT : 10 E. India June It E. 'WI& I July 10 ..:John L Illmrnocki 2.000 eydory ...... tk.theitat Sydney ...... .Carlanai. o,soo quiviasympl Lind orders, Rockhampton nispitas of the I Scan Brisbane Qum• stem Ilaryhoin and' Brisbane ..l. olds u Land 2 000 ' Liverpool June 20 Pert Denison.. Montmorency Mlebrated line of packets have, by their punctuality and rapidpussges, earund & world-known reputation, and their pas senger accommodation to unsurpassed by any vessels admit. —For respecting freight or passage to Australia apply to ,r,t RAINES au.l Co., Liverpool: all Agents for the Black WI Line ; sad T. 11. )LACKAY and Co., 1, Landenball-atreat., Landon. O.C. 2,500 i 1. India June I DMIRTOIOt. The Right Ron. Lord 50;Dt47, '- ares Court, Faversham, Kent, chat. The LordIIARRIS, K. 5.1., South-street, Grosvcnor•square, errARD LINE—BRITISH and NORTH IIERICAN ROYAL MAIL sTEAK.BIiIni, !appointed by Use Admiralty to soil between LIVERPOOL and NEW Y O R E, and between LIVERPOOL and !SIMON, the Boston ships calling a Halifax to land and receive passengers and calla. The fol. t o wing or other vessels are appointed- to sall from Liverpool, all at Corti to reff , Vo the mails: AFRICA, for hi eITON. Saturday, slay 27. *SCOTIA. for NEW YORK, Batavia, June S. • Taking passengers said goods for Nassau and ifsvanneh, to be transferred at New York (subject to the permisoiou of the • United Mates authorities) .41 board the R.M.S.B. Corsica. ASIA, for litetTON, Saturday, June 10. purge mosey, winding easene fee evil Meliaticao, bun "Meat wines or Name :—To Haifa and Boston, chief cabin, gps second cabin, 416. To New York, chid cabin, r£lo. Woad cabin, Al& Freight to Halifax, Boston, and New York, SA ElE., ". and 6 per cent prinsaga—ApplyFoord, 62, Old t, London ; J. Si. Currie, Hare, and 12, Place de la Pa rte : O. an I J. Burns, Buchanan-street, Glaegew ; D. MCC: Queenstowa ; or D. and C. Waiver, 0, Water street. Lverpool. No ticket will now be Issued without the production of the nimport properly Meld. Deputy Chairman.' Sir R. W. Carden, Royal Exchange Bulldiots. George Cobb, ELI., Bralltar, niitiuebourne. Edgard W. Edwards, E.., Tieteria.street, London. Gind•tone, Egg. 37, Okiliroad4treet, Loudon. Charles J. Hilton, Rig., The Pine, Blekley, Kent. 0. V. Holn,yd, EMI.. 8, nuisegeguare, llyde.park, W. Junes Lake, Eag., Newlandi. Sittingbourne. 80C. IL J. Rich, Bart., Nottinghans.place, Loudon. Sir Cusack P. Roney, to. LaughanLplace, London. Sir John )(Lowell T ytden, )illstead,Sittingbourue. TRCMPECTITS. Thls important Metropolitan Ita.lway will connect the Dublin and Kingstown Railway at sands mount with the terminus , the Great Southern and w estern Railway near the Phrenlx Park. : It will Join a system of tramways In connexion with the Ducks • ow the south Mete oti the River Utley, and the harbour and ship ping at the North Wall, and will connect its. If with the line trom Dublin to Drogheda and Belfast, and also with the 111.11 and ()mat Western Kallway. The proposed line will be seven miles In length. It will form is direct communication between the Midland Great Western, and the Dublin and Kingstown Railway ; and It will in like manner directly connect the Brest Southern and Western with the Dublin and Drogheda Railway, and will become the main route for all the Wattle between the north, ru and southern parts of Ireland ; it will thus nut only be a suburban omnibus hue for the city of Dublin, but it will occupy the re , markable and unrivalled position, that the whole of the inter change traffic between the great trunk lines converging in I Dublin 'viz., the Dublin and Drogheda and Northern lines, the Midland Great Western and Dublin and Meath Railways, and the • Great Southern and Western Itadway,, together with the through triune on those Mies to end from umlaut', and their Wattle in goods and minerals with the docks end harbour, will, of neces sity. pats over the whole or some part of It. By the formation of this line the mall service between Eng land and Ireland will he con-iderably accelerated, and passen gers will be enabled to travel to and from the port of Ktogstown and any part of the Irish railway syatein without changing car- 80LICROIS. Harm. ?miltlalda and Newman, 6, Bank-buildings, LC. Joseph albite Esq., C.L, Great Oeorge•street. F. T. Turner, Esq., C. K, Parliament-street. tircarrAir—W. K Johnson, Esq. GENNIAL IiAIIAGER—J. S. S'orbes, hag. PROSPECTUS. The present object Is to offer for public suhu.riptinn the first half of the A Stock of the Metropolitan Extension Railways of the Lomlon, Chatham, and Dover Company, amounting to ; £1,212.000, which, with ihe £1,213,0 , 0 to too aimed only as fully paid-up stock, at not less a price than £lO per cent. increace ou then' res•ut price of issue, or earlier than twelve months hence, completes the amount of x 2,423,000, the total amount of that stock, lull details of the lines and their present position are elven at length in the statement annexed to the prospectus, which, with . the amps, show the routes of these lines sud those in connection. In considering this Mock as an Inv, Mount, the principal points i for consideration are, first, the amount of stock to pay dividend upon : secondly, the probable receipts: thirdly, the minimum dividend per cent. to yield a fair return on the price of issue. ' The espital of the Metropolitan Extension Railways is consti• toted as follows, vls : Debentures D1,413,0r0 R Stock, entitled to 6 per cent. preference 826,000 C Stock, totalled to 6 per cent. preference after B 1,060,000 A Stock !present Issue) (entitled to re- 1,212,000) For future issue as ~ mender of profits • 2,435,000 fully paid-up stock tup to 6 per mut. 1,213,000) £5,733,000 STEAM FROM LivE'trout. OR QUEENSTOWN TO NEW YORK. TWICE A WEEK. 'WEE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and I'HILADELVIIIA STEAM -SHIP COMPANY Intend do . Satehiug their tuli.poweredelytle-built Iron Screw Steam-Ships, curryiug the United statcs mails, Elena yVEMPOOL'for NEW YORK. nages. It is pmpoised to have a station at the New Cattle Market in Dublin, awl thereby to develop the trade in connexion with that extensive branch of traffic. Is is an important feature of the proposed line that the ad vantages of deep water at all states of the tide at Holyhead and Kingstown will be rendered available for the tratlic w cattle. goods. and minerals. The total mileage is about 14 miles. ' From its position In relation to these ports and to the port of The traffic on the Metropolitan (Undereroun..l Railway has . Dublin this line will effect a considerable saving is the costof amounted sine. Ist January, 1565. to an average of £073 per mile trauguprueut and carriage of coal sent into the interior of the per week, which It moreover daily increasing, and at present - country, and a large development of coal testae may ceuddently tutees from metropolitan passengers, a trilling amount only of be anticipated as Use result of these Increased facilities. through traffic and no goods being as yet curried on this line. ' The Loudon and North Western itailway Company cordially When It Is considered that the present traffic on the Metropo- ! approve of the undertaking, and will afford thew fullest co litan Kitenalon Railways of the London, Chatham. and Dover operation In developing the trail! e between their system and the Company, Is conducted over only two lines of way, and with . bus railways o ver she pr o posed line. an inadequate amount of roiling stock, also that it is still i unfinished, and that the portion at work has only recently been The "Act" for this line was obtained In the last session of parliament. after a most searching and careful Inquiry of twenty opened, It will be observed that the present receipts afford no two days, before a select committee of the H use of Commons reliable data upon which to form an estimate of the probable i which unanim•otsly adopted it as the best of tire competing traffic. schemes that had been under its consideration. for the purpose To tie the amount at anything like what Is felt by competent of supplying Dublin with a metropolitan railway communication judges will be the actual result when the enormous traffic that effecting a connexion between the railway systems having their the junctions with the Metropolitan (Underground', the Great termini fu that city. Northern, the Midland, the Great Wederii, the West Landon It is well known that the metropolitan and suburban railways Extension, the South Western. and the North Western—will bring of London have produc. d results exceeding the most sanguine on the lines, might be consider.' an exaggeration by these anticipations of their original promoters, although the cost of Inexperienced in the wonderful elasticity of metropolitan and construction, including the purchase of p.operties. has beets waburban traffic. ' greatly In excess of any other railway. ID the kingdom. It is therefore thought better not to estimate the Probable I In the present install..e the position of the Dublin and Kings traffic higher than the aveinge of the mileage receipt. of the tows Railway, of which the propow d ilue le practieilly so Metropolitan :Underground) Railway, at above mentioned — - extension, furnishes the yea y best data for estimating its future via, COTS per nstle per week. This multiplied by the mileage of t ea m, the Metropolitan "'Mansion Lines of the London. Chatham, and , The Dublin and Kingstown line has rest about £O O,OOO per Dover Railway Company, would give a return of .389.944 per mile. Its traffic Is confined to passengers only, from whieb It annum. From this sum must be deducted 40 per cent. for derives an income yielding an annual dividend of about 10 per working charges, which is a liberal estimate. The net results cent., and the .eloi) stock is selling at about £2OO at ,he present from passengers only may ho estimated therefore at 1.203,066 per time Illltilllll. I It is estimated that the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway will The large goods traffic which these lines will enjoy, alike from coat about £37,000 per mile, and, In addition to its suburban the inlinir•ble ;minim and number of the stations as from the omnibus traffic, mid the through passenger traffic, It will be arrangements made for working the testae, will certainly twit- the receiver of an extensive traffic in cattle, goods and minerals. meet the receipts by at brat £40 , 000 net per annum; which In • There Is, therefore, just ground for expecting that the Du blin that case, alter paying interest on debentures and on the il and Trunk Connecting Railway - ill lie at leant quite as successful as C stock*, would yield a dividend of 5 per cent. on the whole of the Dobbs and Kingstown lin-, or, In other words, that it will . the £2.425,000 A stock Including the presrit issue„ which at , become one of the very best and most rem un e rative railway pro the prise II is rime oared as would be equal kb 10 Ow 0,01. per i pestles in the kingdom. annum. rhe works have been undertaken by the eminent Item of The price at which the A stock is now offered mint be tong- I Messrs. J. and C. Rigby, tie contractors for the harbour end dered most a•lvantair ous to the investor, if only one half of this other works at Holyhead. result le attained: when, however, the increased receipts would 00 registration .if the scrip, of which due notice will he given, permit a dividend of 5 per coot., the stock must certainly rise the certificates of .1.:50 will be divided into five shares of £lO each. to par, which would practically be a profit of upwards of 47 per In the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be cent. above the price of issue. .., returned in full. Should a lee , number of eh ires he allotted than It is considered that remits approaching tne above figures win are applied fir, the deposits will be made available towards the be reached in Ices then two years: and that a steady increase payment nit allotment, and the balance ,if any; returned to the may be further looked for from that time. Arraugementi have ap pllcant. therefore been made with Sir S. Morton Pew, Hart.. Hotta and Fol Lit 0' APPLICATION FOR sour CSATIIICATILe. Cnimptoo, to guarantee interest as from Ist January, 1b65, until I Ist Jay, 1567, at the rate of 6 per cent. per muslin on the amount paid up, by which latter late it is confidently believe I the Intrinsic merit. of the whole system will have developed No. To the Directors of the Company called the 'Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway," per Messrs. t hadwiek, Adamson, McKenna, end co., fillal,l2l Agents, 27, Great Georgestreet, Westminister, and ell, Cross street, If nchester. Gentlemen, —Having paid to your baukers the sum of i'.. I hereby request that you a ill allot me Scrip Cer tificates of £5O each, In the Dublin Trunk Connecting Railway Company, and I agree to accept such Scrip Certificates. or any less number that may be all tied to Inc. and to pay the further sum of C 4 per Certificate due upon such allotment. Dated this day of 188.5. Name In full Firm, if any Profession or Occupation Place of Business Residence Applications for forms may he made to the hankers, the broken, or to the undersigned, from \lllOlll all further infortua ton may be obtained. CIiADWICK, ADAMSON. MeK ENNA, and Cn., Financial Agents, 27, Great Oeorge.street, Westminster, and 64, Cross-street Manchester. themselves. The belief entertained aa to the augmentation In value of this stock, when it is considered that the lines possess metropoli Lin termini ea well aa metropolitan and suburban traffic Is borne out by the relative prices of the shares and stock of the Great Northern and of the Metropolitan (Underground) Railway G o Pun y before th ey bad finished their ilnes and after wards, via.: The Great Northern A stock was in October, 1 , 53, quoted in the Bock Exchange list at R. 54 per 4100 stock ; it now is worth L 145. or 91 per cent. increase In value The Metropolitan (Undergroundi Railway was In April, 18111, only four years age, quoted in the Stock Exchange list st equal to A 54 per Al9O stock : it now is worth £135. or £5l per cent. increase In value. These facts speak for themselves as to the prospects of the stock now offered for subscription. The price of subscription is axed at EH per Certincate of Z4O, equal to Llii 10s per ElO9 stuck, and the periods of payment are aa under Al per Certificate on Application. 4 Allotment. 4 let September, 1965. 4 Ist December, 1855. 4 Ist March. 1856. 4 » Ist June, 1866 £2l An cans not duly paid will render previous payments liable to forfeiture. When the whole amount of 421 per certificate in paid £4O stock for each certificate will be transferred into the name of the then holder thereof. The option will be given to all su , scribers to pay up in full on ; allotment (entitling them to Interest on the whole amount of the price of lima from lit January, 1865; : and discount at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will be allowed on pre-payment of in stalments. These two allowances would farther reduce the price of lean by about Et 16e. per cent. In the allotment, those applications the whole balance on which ii Is intended by applicants to be paid in one instalment on allotment will be first considered. Applicstion must be made on the forms annexed, and accom /wiled by payment of LI per share (without which no applies &Mean be considered), to any of the undermentioned bankers : The London and County Bank ; Mews. Glyn. Mills, Currie, and Co. ; the Agra and llastennan's Bank (Limited) : Mews. Smith, Payne. and Smiths the National Bank, London, Dublin , and i t s ' branches in Ireland ; the National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh. and its branches In Scotland. In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit paid will be returned forthwith without deduc tion; and if less are allot(ed than the number of CertiliCatel applied for, the bUOI paid will be applied towards the amount psyaine on allotment on the number so allotted. Prospectuses, with maps, plans, Rc., may be had of the under mentioned stockbroker:—Messrs Laurence. Son, and Pearce, n, Angel court, EC.: Messrs. J. and A. Scrinigeour, 10, Old Broad. street; Mews. Knight, Dale, and Co.. 1, Royal Exchange buildings, E.C. ; and of the Credit Fourier and Mohiller of England (Limited), (Alfred Lowe, Egg secretary), at their offices, 17 and 18. Cornhill. London ; and at the offices of the London, Chatham. and Dover Railway Company (W. E. Johnson. Ina.. secretary), Victoria.tetion, Pimlico, S.W. POI O. AITLICAI7OII TO BE PAID VP DT InTrALIIIINTS. To be left with Bankers. To the Dbectors of the Credit Ponder and Moldlier of England 81,212.000 A Stock of the Metropolitan Extension l/eaßailways of the London, Chatham, and Dover R ailwa y Cora oentlemen,—Having paid to Ms • Bank, the sum of being ED per *dip certificate on scrip certificates, I request yon to allot me scrip certificates of the above stock. In conformity with the prospectus hew d by you, and I hereby agree to accept such eertineates, or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further vum of Li per cm finest, due on allotment thereof, and the instalments when due. I am, gentlemen , your obedient servant, Nservant,ame In full Usual signature Address la full . Data May, 1866. quart Bankers' name. Or this form of Application to be used by applicants dedrous of pastas the Milano. in one Installs• at on allotment. To be left with Bankers. To the Dtrectoes of ties Credit Yonder and Mobiller of England (Limited). t 1,231,000 A dock of the Metropolitan Eatendon Railways of the London. Chatham. and Dover Railway Company. Gentleman, —Haring peld to the• Bank the sum oft being Al per scrip certificate on s ee p certificates, I request you to allot me scrip certificates of the above stock In conformity with the prospectus Issued by I you, and I hereby agree to accept such certificates, or inf lens number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of £6O per certificate due on allotment thereof. I as, gentlereen, year obedient servant, Name In fall Usual loaton Address In full DM* May, IMO. • Wert Bea' name. T HE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY (Lbnitrd). Registered underthe Companies Act, 1 , 0?, on October 1854- %creme of Capital to t 400 , 000, by the Issue of RAW al; Shares of Cld each. CI MO% on application, and £1 on the 10th July next. • Where no allotment le made the depo..it will he returned in full. Until the tat July, 11938, the It shares will be entitled to a Pre ferential Dividend ~ so far an the profits from he Etates pur chased fr om the AMAMI Company will admit), of I si • per coot. per annum. Any excess of profits over 10 per cent. being diet , able rateably between the A sod B Shares respectively. DIIIIOrORS. B. W. WINDROW?, Esq., Chairman (late Mackenzie, Lysll and Co , Caknit.), Director of the National Bank of India Percival Battlecombe, Sevenoaks, Kent. E. 11. Ulm, Nay., Instuw, Korth Devon, late of Dibronekur, Assam. ntavely King, Kee., 8r0..k-street, Groevenor-iquare. J. W. Mitchell, Kul ~ Mayers. Mitchell and Aspinall , E Brest Toweretiret, Colonel T.ll. alearnore, Bengal Artillery, liatighton-lodge, Stock- VGYPTIAN-LIALL. —THEATRE of MYS AA I ERY.—Great Success of the New and startling !Bailors% as only performed by the Ludlam Magicians and Colonel SG, dare, for the first time in this count . y. in his unique ant original Entertainment of Magic and Ventriloquism. every Evening at and a Day Performance this Afternoon at 3. - Admission. Is. area, ii : hallo, Ss.: which may he secured at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Library, 3i, Old Bond.strret. and the box °dice at the hall, from 11 till 6 o'clock.—A. Nlll6lO, Acting Manager. THE OXFORD.—ADELIA, by Do nizetti, sod the BROTHER and SISTER, by Sir Henry Bishop, will be performed EVERY EVENING, in which Miss RUSSELL will make her re.appearance. 'the foliewing artistes will also have the honour of apnea log, via Miriam t,' Enfant pianist., aged 8 Yeall ; George Hodson, Mine K ate Belle, Madame Rams dell, Lee Freres Talbott, Little Itch. Les Freres Stouette, and the Grotesque D'Aubans.—EVEßY EVENING. - METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware ',ad.—Open at 7.30. Vance, Albert Steele. Protestor Anteater's MINN I MIA 11A ; with unlimited Comic. Sentimental, and Sensational Performances. Manager and Musical Director, J. J. POOL& 'PRE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the JL ACCIDENTAL DEATH INrXRAN . :E COMPANY to now conducted at, City bank Chambers, No. 21, Threadneedle.street, where the Company is prepared to receive propoial. f or Maria. Wu:snow at the current rates. ARTHUR JAMES DUMAS, Underwriter. J. W. GRAM. Secretary. L L llt 0 N Woft K. AThe ST. PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Ohl M. Peeores-rotd. London. N. W June 12 G. Noakes, ht. Leonard, Sussex, blacksmith -June 10. Mary Ano Sorlill, setow, Evesham, Worcestershire, grocer- June H. A. Browning. Powivk, WorcesUrshlre. horse 11l pro prietor-June 14. J. Pitt, Worcester, cooper-July 13. W. M.. l'isher.Eldforibehambers. Gloucestershire. brerhou-e keepers June 9. J. Brewer, Yernconshe, Sultry, Taker-July 3. C. L Pinkstone, Tiverton, Devonshire, watch maker -June 17. J. Chapman, Bury ht. Edmund's, Suffolk. engine driver- June 17. W. prose, Bury St Edmund's, chemist-June TX. G. H Silcox, Bath, jeweller-June 23. 11. J. C. C. L. Do Brouwer, Tor- quay, Devonshire, gentleman-June 23. J. Florence, Porten, blacksmith lu Portsmouth Dockyard-June 14. J. Heaword. jun., Reddish, Lancashire-June It. W. Green, Ashton-under- Lyne, late licensed victualer-June 111. T. Williamson, Peter. borough. tailor-June 30. J. Dodds, Bishop Auckland, Durham, joiner-June 21. D. Smith, lilshonwearniouth, Durham. gall thimble maker-June 9. J. Howard. BUTTlDghlin , on-Treot, eolnehire, tailor-June 10. Ann Yew , Admsrton, Shropshi r e . inn keeper -June S. D. Hewson, Great Grimsby, bl bootmaker-June 7. T. Thomas, St. John's juxtagwalmea. Gla morgallabire, vrocer -June 21. T. Cooper, Chesterfield, saddler -June 21. J. Tomlinson. Eckington, Barb) shire. late Innkeeper -June 9. P. Harrison, Bradford, tinner-June 9. 8.. 31.Latuin, Bradford, COMIllif•300 agent-June 13. T. bartain, Holt. Wilt. shire, cattle dealer -July 11. R. Waddington, Wellingborough. Northamptonshire, shoemaker-June IS. 8.. Bennlon, Daddies pool, Staffordshire. farm labourer-June 13. W. Hancock, New cas tle.undsr.Lme,me, beerhouse keeper-June 20. J. Statham, Alrew - as, Staffordshire, journey man butcher-June IS. F. King, greernantle, Hampshire, horse dealer-June 20. R. YiOeld, Bir mingham, coaehluulder -June 20. J. 11. C. Horner, Birmingham. stationer-June 20. F. Griffiths, Hotingham. fruit salesman- June 20. Mary Witicburst, Birmingham, seamstress-Jane 20. J. Stokes, Birmingham, journeyman lampmaker June 20. J. Boren, Paton, Warwickshire, late bookseller-Janeßur ton, Atton.jUtta, Warwickshire, retail brewer-June 20. T. Savage, Birmingham, brass caster-June 98. IL Skinner, BR . nvngisam, tailor-June 20. J. Moseley, son.. Ilandsworth, Slat fordedre, shingler-Jute 20. S. Clarli... _Bireainghsal, =I; man printer-June M. J. Dyetiell lo , leoriser -June 20. J. Hinkle., sea Birmingham, journeymen press tool Maker-June 8. R. Wood, Mbealey Bottoms, Lancashire, pub: , Man. BANKRT'PTCY ANNULLED. May 2& RICHARD D1.11 , !,C4, thriellireet„ City, wine inelthlitit. - • DECLAILLTIONB Or DIVIDENDS. OROROR PRI:TON, Olford, wine merchant - Ist dividend of its.llo, May 31, and subsequent Wednesday, at Pidline, Maine&ll- street. WILLIAM RADLET, Church-street, ShOrediteh, oil and colourMeg -Ist dividend of 135. ltd., May 31, and subsequent Wednesday, at Parkyne, Basinghall-street. ALFRED ACBEMT (separate estate!.St. Marpase, ship agent-- dividend of 20e., any Tumday, at Stansfeld's, Portogal4treet. Lincoln's inn. Gislaos RICRARD PRATT WALIZR, Bow-lane, CheeN c lt: apothecary -god dividend of la ltd., any Tuesday, at fold's, Portugal street. Jugs JAMES StaLTosi, Eton, carpenter - let dividend of Ss. 20., any Tuesday. at litandeld's. Portuffaistreet WILLIAM B Farm, Ramsgate, grocer-Ist dividend Of S.. 4d., any Tuesday, at Stansfeld's, Portowal-street. 010501 BOoTH, sydenbani, brick maker-let dividend of any Tuesday, at Stansfeld's, Portugal-street. JoSUB DUNeTAN, Truro, merchant lat dividend of Is. 64., any Tuesday or Friday, at Carrick's. Exeter Jowl FARoLARe DUNCAN YCLL, Bradfoi 3. Devonshire. clerk In holy orders-further dividend of 20., any Tuesday or Friday. at Carrick's. Exeter. Rears HEADMAN. Lone t hree ysh lace maker-lst dividend of 25., May 29, aad subsequent Mondays, at Harries. Nottingham. JOHN RICHARD Cara, Leicester. hosler-lst dividend of U. ed. May 29. and three sub equent Mondays, at Harries. Not , Brigham DIVIDENDS. June . l2. G. F. Cripps, Weiterbant, Kent, hotel keeper—Ana 0. J. Harris, Oat-lane. Cheapatle, envelope manufacturer —June U. J. F. Evans, HavilLstreet, Camberwell, clerk in Somerset, boon.l —une9. J. Thomas, Obistreet, St. Lukas, timber mer chant—June 14. Elizabeth Cell, widow, Willman', Middlesex. farmer-June 14. 0. nobler°, Cocktleid. Suffolk, termer—Jane 19. F. Gray, Birmingham. lamp manufacturer—June 21. E. H. Williamson, Stafford, grocer—June R. J. Watts, Kingshotm. Gioucestershire,ldte innune S. J. Nicholson. rk*. head. coal dealer—June 15. J. keeper—J liesford„ Eccles, Lanca Bi shire, farmer—June 16. J. Spehgbt, lancaater, rope ntanulacturet— June 30. J. liarraclowill, Openshaw, Lancashire, Iron finutffer— June 16. 0. Payne. Kingewinfork Staffordshire, aroorr—Aironmonlrse 16. W. Childs, Oldswinonl, Worcestershire, 's assistant—June 14. W. Jones, Kinpwinford, Staffordablre. grocer. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. PARTNERSHIPS DLIWOLVHD. N. Catchpole, W. klutehinson, and W. Cook, Ipswich. mall stets, so far as regards W. Cook—W. Burdett and L. Slater, Manchester, paper merchants—R. kinky and B. Room, Liver pool. mil makers-8 Waters and J. Saintey, Tabernacle -square, Holton, builders—R. Lester and J. Welley, Balaton, well linkers —W. Gordon. A. Steele, and R. liorriasy, Itiv e et i M and Rio Janeiro—J. K Piper and F.. Willcox, Grooses'-hall-conrt and BilthoPs-court, Old Bailey—J. Brooks and W. Turner, Man ch, atm, tent dealers—J. W. Grayson and T. Beanland, Hamlet, Yorkshire, machine makers—C. Tupham and R. Topham, Wort ley, Yorkshire, cloth manufacturers —J. Hammond and J. F. Westfield, Greenwich. wine merchants-7 Ives and J. Kitson. Leeds, woollen merchants—T. S. Davis and C. W. Davis, Han- I way-street, Osf”rderreat, wholesale stationers —W. Mitchell sad B. Marshall, Manchester, general merchants—T. Wilson and H. L. Fairer, Mulford, Surrey. tanners—J. Ilelltwell and W. Walkden. Manchester. pawnbrokers - J. Harald and B. Maw, Manchester, tea dealers—F. Freeth and J. Hawthorn, Great Suttonstreet, Cfmkenwell, Firma and John Farmer. Manchester. man octurlng chemista—M. Vas and B. Van Praagh. Blocambury-sonare, diamond nierchan " o. Blunt and G. W. Mons, Huddersfield, fancy woollen 110110WhIC toms—J. H. Lawton, W. Lawton. A. H. Lawton, 8. 1.. Belli well, and A. Hailed!, Saddleworth. Yorkshire, cotton s= 1 so far as regards 8. L. Mailmen and A. nalliwell — E. 11. sod J. F. Sim, Lower Thamesttreet, shlpbrokers—R. Shan't and J. A Muse, Liverpool. coffee de;ziii—C. It Cilszst;stila and W. R. Archer. Lowestoft, attorneys--O. L. Rs es and F. W. Rees, Southampton. row. Holborn, au $e d ymrstreet, Eustuti. square, chemists—T. Rely and T. E. Sm ou ith, HoandatilMits wholesale clothierv. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. THOMAS MICR/SOL Springburn, grocer, May 30, at the Faculty w. WILLIAM etAIDILAWDEL Milk thipbroker, June 1, at the New Ship lintel. Leith. TBoIIAS Low and ISAAC GLASS Low, Dundee, jewellers, June I, at the Royal Hotel, Dundee. .411121 TArLOIL NW& Rosashire, farmer, May DO, ot the Royal Hotel, Lain. JOBS Glilellis, Glasgow, plumber. June 5, at the Faculty-WI, Glasgow. Twines Boat YOLK, ,Leith, an Mark.lane, City. me:reheat, June 6, at the New Ship Hotel, Leith. laxtrrex's TZLIORAMIL) THE EMPEROR NA ER POLEON'S VISIT TO ALGIA. PAltlB, MAT 26. The Patric of this evening says Queen Isabella has invited the Emperor to pass through Spain on his return to France. His Majesty replied, thank ing the Queen for ber gracious invitation, addin;, however, that he was unable to accept it, since his stay iu Algeria bad already exceeded the period originally fixed. La France states that the Emperor is not ex pected to arrive at Toulon befute the Bth or 10th of June. TURIN, MAT 26. The Turin journals announce that an Italian naval division has sailed from Palermo for Algiers, where it will arrive at the period of the Emperor Napoleon's departure for France. INDI A. (at DUI= (WEILAND BOMBAY, MAT 23. There is no political news. The cotton market is quiet, and prices are drooping. The shipments since the 12th inst. amount to 50,000 bales. CITY 011 COUR. Saturday, May 27. CITY OF lanl , Dol2..Wedeasolay. May 31. 61,A - SGOW, Fritlai,...fune I. -- And every Wednesday, and alters to Fridays and Saturdays. Cabin passage by the mad steamers sailing every Wedneadsy, 11,11. and Slguineas, accordlog to the accommodation. Cab by the Priday's and Saturday's steamers, IS guineas. : etc IN U l7' ard p Waage ini ludas a full supply of cooked provisions. Passengers for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, • booked through on very advantageous' terms—For further par / Malan ripply to ‘1 I LLIAAI INNS N, t Water4treet, Liverpool ; , erto and .11ACIIV, 61, King Wllliam-street, London. itßEM:KN.—Direct Route to Hanover, Bruns wick, and Central Germany.—The North German Lloyd's One drat clam screw steamer SCHWALBE t Captain G. ZRNST, will he &matched trout uonetruown on TIP. RSDA Y, the let June 'weather Permitttoß,. at 10 a.m., calling at ulackwall Pier ter passenwers at 12 noon.—Fares to Bremen, SS and 81 , return Waite. 83 and El I.ll.—Apply at CHAPLLNR Untronal Glace, ~eteattdreas, W. , or to PAILLLPYS, GRAYS& lIIILLIPIS and Co., 11. Zood-Los. Z.C. THE CHESHIRE AMALGAMATED SALT WORKS COMPANY (Limited'. Capital a:200.000. in 10,000 shares of A2O each. (With power to Increase.) Deposit upon application s.l per share, and 43 upon allotment. No future call to exceed £2 10s. per share, or to be made at intonate of less than three months. Interest at t►e rate of 8 per cent per annum Is guaranteed • during three rat James Blackwell, Esq., Newton Lodge, Cheshire. 11,r Kay, Ks' Wiesford Ledge, Cheshire. t i hri enryn Esq., Hlghlield, Wesi. Bromwich. Arthur Palliscr, Esq., k'ulhaut. Thomas Beras, Etat. ,Knight, Bevan, and Stings% 165, Yen. church-street. Robert liaikes, Esq., Brisize Park. Champnese, klq.. Lansdowne yule, Lee, Kent. lioLiatuas—lteears. dam. at, Morris, and Co., 6 Old Jewry. SMALLS. Reaern spencer and Norton 22, Throgmorton--• treet, London. Robert McEaen, EMI., Bankstreet, Exchange, Ilanchester. The Consolidated Bank, Loudon, Manchester, and Norwich. North and Fiouth Wales hank. Chester. Messrs. Parr and Co., 'Warrington. orricuc AVDCrult.3-51ews. C. F. Hemp. Cannon, Ford, and Co., 7, Oreshamwtmet. SLClrfAßt—Charles Campbell, Bag. Temporary Minces -No. 15, Tokenhouselard. PhDs PECTUS. The Cheshire Amalgamated Salt Werke Company has been formed for the iurpose of purchasing and developing existing mit works, and by a judicious union of Interests under one management, to effect at once a large serials in agencies and working expenses. The salt district of Cheshire is the source of four-fifths of the entire quantity produced for home and foreign supply The Com.any has entered into a contract to purchase the ex tensive and well-known works belonging to Mr. Blackwell and Messrs. Kay and Son, which are considered the most complete ! and efficient In the trade, and consist of the following freehold sad leasehold properties The Northwich Werke, The Malkin's Bank, The Winsford Works, The Wheelock Work', and The Whitehall Works, The Wharton Salt Works. These works are now employing 500 men, and producing up wards of two hundred thousand tons of salt per annum, all of which meets with a ready sale. By the terms of the contract for purchase the works are to be banded over at once to the Company. although the payment for the same Is to spread over a period of more than twelve months. The purchase Includes machinery, plant, workshops, brine shafts, railway waggons, barges and fists as well as contracts, both for manufactured salt and the supplying of brine to other works In the &grief.. Prier to the signing of the contract for purchase the whole of the properties were valued by Messrs Wilkinson and Home, and the bock' examined by Messrs. C. F. Kemp, Carman, Ford, I and Co., on behalf of the Company. The supply of brine of which the Company will have the entire cintrot Is inexhaustible, and an extra revenue of 55,000 per annum is actually derived from the sale of brine to other salt manufacturers. It Is the intention of the Directors to ex tend their powers of production. by providing additional evapo- rating pans, for which the properties afford ample apace, and which can be done at slight expense, as no new machinery would be rmuired, the existing pumps and engines being fully capable of elding a much larger quantity of brine than is now med. The demand for salt is net merely confined to the Visited King dom. The exports to the continent and our colonies Including India, are Mont one million tons annually. valued at more than £400.000 sterling. whilst the demand for home consumption is increasing day by day, and uo fresh sources of supply are as yet discovered in the country. James Blackwell, whose large eeperleoce In the salt trade his enabled him to carry on his works with marked success(' only induced to part with them from declining health, but he wOl continue to aid the Company with his assistance and advice m director; and his son, being fully qualiDeld for the post, Is recommended as manager of the works. Mr. Christopher Kay, under who-e management the Wharton Works have been for many years conducted, will also take a seat at the board ; and thus those great elements of success, practical knowledge of the trade. powerful union of Interests, and com parative absence of competition, have been in this Instance com- The value of this arrangement Is best evidenced by the fact, that both Messrs. Blackwell and Kay hive stipulated that they shall receive nearly one-third of the purchase mosey in shares of the Company, and a like amount in debentures, not payable antil If er a term of five years, during which time they will bear Interest at the rate of live per cent. per annum. Prom information derived from Isarties hawing a personal knowledge of the trade, the Directors feel justified In stating that these works will yield a dividend of not less than 12 per cent. per ILISUUM to the shareholders under their present rata of pro duction, which can however be very materially increased at a very email outlay. No proinotion•money has been or will be paid by the Company. The articles of Association m.y be inspected at Messrs. Ashurst. Morris, and Co.'s offices, ii, Old Jewry : and prospectuses and torus of appliestion may be obtained of the bankers, brokers and solicitors of the Company ; and of Meson. G. H. and A. T Jay, 15, Tokeuhouse.yard. OUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Eetimatea, with detailed lists of the necessary outfit for mercantile and other appointments to India, China, or any of the colonise, will be forwarded on appli, &bon to THRINHER and GUNNY, outfitters, nest door to Somerset House, Strand. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. RODGERS' IMPROVED CORAZZA SHIRTS, six ter ein. Good useful al 'rte (our No. 64). 111 nil Ids". 241 . unequalled for excellence and dampness. Priced lists, with o Particulars, past free.—RODGERS and Co., shirt makers, 69, n Bk Cbarirg-crosa. Edablisbed 00 years. On park Francais. OVERCOATS for the RACES. HAMILTON and K IMP, ON call especial attention to the new ntlsturee In OVNRCOATII, adapted for the races an 1 present season, to be had at 106, the strand, oppodte IF YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH, and Co 'a ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE of PORTMANTEAUS. Thla& Saga. sod every other travelling requisite. Also Field, Sluice, and Opera Glasses, unrivalled for sacellanoa and cheap ness. —463, New Orford-Gnat, W.C. DR. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PLIJSI t • never tilling remedy, prepared without say wereartmd bendiest, treat the recipe of Dr. hoard, will be found livmhudale lo all who anther trout bilious mad UM 00111011Intar Whitt Opium; &maws, annaeo• of the spa &a. l ie 101 : 1 emettrenew, me • family aperient stanches, sad es • partner of the hlood, they are truly excellent : eelU In their operation and /Matta to the amuck they mate epplettte, plownee nod strengthen Ri n ihole nervous myetar.—dotd 1 1 61711126,-. : bed, elmeada. 11.trUllantot. Cluiliii4lo lB / 504 b i La 0101, 114. Mid sa. la am to mk MPS tint Wr il eWese and Liver Ms. The r' ada@ aro ta • MUM Pen heehaws with When lamaheer estenowd oh the elenela of r 1,212,000 A STOCK of the 1 8 1WROPOLITAN INTENSION RAILWAYS o/ the LON ' DON, CHATHAR, sad DOVNI RAILWAY COMPANY. LAITIIK—The LETTIICS contains an *dive res meow TOMMY aad MOBIL= el [NOLAND (Matted) BRUNT GIVI NOTICE that the SUBSCRIYIION PriSeopm t ll 4. the wi l tt i l which Periag daapra _ j all o7 Z u g = ' WTI tar the above Stack will ewes THIS DAY (SatereeT), Chrtet, 49, pftpare, • ltr•gr,d • pu.a L.it" le s ye t ,. 3 &dock, for Loucks appltestioes, and ea (er lettuc), ht y recommended by Rattail 1401.01012401 f Wigp" belie 29 " 8010 tee denial" apoliogione• scolds, asthma, Mlle, and ell chest &Bedlam. *IL; By ceder of the Court, ILLIIIMD Lows. secretary. reek IL lid. sad 28. U. Pit*, by ye* la. w 111 . 4,6 load" Ink May. UN, IT and 11. T HE RAILWAY CREDIT COMPANY (Limited). Incorporated with limited liability under the Companies Act, Capital /2,000,000, in 40.000 shares of Z5O each. (With power to increase.) First Issue 20.000 shares, of which it is expected only £lO per share will i.e required to be called up. Deposit on application, Cl per share : on allotment, et per share: and 4)..) per share one month after allotment. Calls not to exceed £2 101. per abate at Intervals of not less than three calendar months. BANKERS. London and Westminster Bank. Union Bank of Manchester. Birmingham Banking Company. BROKIRS. London—Francis Burnand, Paq., County Chambers, 14, CornhilL Manchester —Messrs. Iloyland and Prince, Exchange-building. Birmingham—W..l. Scott, Esq.. Waterloo-street. Temporary traces-9, Finsbury-place South, E.C. A SRI DOED PROSPECTUS. This Company baa been formed to carry out, among others, the following abject', To facilitate the formation or execution of railways and other public . ..foram To provide the contractors for such works with a medium for securing prompt and effectual support to their undertakings. To lessen Use disappointments and delays often m, t with by contractors and others in obtaining prompt advances on railway and other securities. Prospectuses and forms of applicati• .0 for shares may be had of the secretary, the solicitor, the auditors, the broker., and at the temporary offices of the Company, where also the memo rand= and articles of associatioo may be Inspected. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE.. WAUGH and EON. and 4. GOODONATILICKT. W. BROWN BROTHERS. - PATENT OH sad COUCHIVI, Barrack Parnltura, Trouts. Parlkkall- Issaa.M., at RI, PI IC CONSIDERABLY REDUCED. ISCCADILLY. C.staloguaa Bea. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new Invention, so admirably contrived that a tall Daft, as well as smiler cooks, may be raised or tilted on it witht labour or trouble. Its action Is ao impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid fluid by no posaibdlty can be disturbed. Price ga.. 123.. Ha.. to suit 44, 9, and 18 gallon auks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. No more dot beer or sour wine. Price es. Id.; ditto, electroplated, pa.— tpply direct to JAMES BARLOW, patentee, 14, King William street, Mansion house. bre that his name and address ars on every article : all others ore spurious imitations. Engravings gratis. Eatabilibed 1820. DAVIESB BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.; paraffins, Is. 6d.: second pantiles. la 441.; sperm. ls 4.1. and Is. 6d. : nue British wax,transparent wax, Is. 6d.: Belmont was and sperm , lL ; Ostrom wax, I t Sd. ; botanic was, Is. : composite. gd., 9d., and the best, 10d. , metallic for Palmer's lamps. : magnums, 13441.; moulds, 74d.; best Cohn ell, Co. Ed. per gallon , yellow soap, Ms., 40e., 445., and 411 s. pee 1111te. ; mottled, ens. ; old brown Windsor, Is. 9d. per packet; common brown Windsor, ; white Windsor, Is. 441. honey, Is. 4d. ; glycerine and almond. ls. per bar—for cash. at It. P. DAVII9 and SONS - old established warehouse, IS, Idartherlane, Charing... Tow London. W.C. T C. and J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packet. el • and boxes E of their PRIZE MEDAL PARATINZ CANDLE. SUPPLI TO HER MAJESTY'S DOYENNE:T. T C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires . no holder, paper, or unplug : fits any cosettestlek, and burns to the end. BOLD EVERYWHEFUL jC. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self - fitting , Har d . CHA MB eadlooooll2y. TH C IN D NABiI ° IS ON U EV IRY a NDL,Lar- JC. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, • atmateetarers of the celebrated UNI3ID auvict SOAP: elaaufaetnrers of the New Patent Nerd, aelt.attlng Chamber Candles ; easnatecturate of the Prize Medal Man* LIVITTLID TO 11/11 MAJTOTTSOOVIUMILIWT. PROM LA NIGHT'S GAZITTI. ISAMU OP riOcKTIOan AND - °MIN= AT THI loran be. 211111 CHUM IaNDIRMILL, 000 IT OP SAPlUtOrro2, SAnnaRLLL4ITIOXLI SAN HAUPT& WILLIAM FAULEMR, Ludgersball, Bucklogtiamilvire, farmer, to surrender Jane 7, et 11. ALIMKT JOHN ThAisii, Grundy-street, Bro, and liarleyford. road. Kennington-road, beer retailer, July, at 11. BIN UNWORN Axes, Greenstick, June 5, at 1. THOMAS WONNAcOTT, Hanchester-buildings, Emit-Street. Camber well, builder, June 5, at 12. WILLIAM RATNNAII, Hammersmith, builder, June 6, at 12. Owks GRIFFITHS, Dialin's place. Wilmington-ware, Clorken well, dealer in mining shares, June 5, at It Roma STANTON HARDING, New liroad-street, furniture dealer , June 5, at 12. JOHN Tarr DRINKS, St. David-street, Southwark, carpenter, June 7, at IT. EDWARD LAN MoRTDIKR COLLIIS, Brighton, Journalist, Jam) 5, at 1. El.r.srort SARAH FiaLD,Carlisleetreet, Westminster, hair dresser, June 7, at IL WILLIAM JIMMY THolits.Deptford,furniture dealer,June 7,at 12. ADOLPHUS ISAAC WILEINs, Devonshire-terrace, Notting-MIL baker. June 7, at 11. WILLIAM LAM. Vauxhall-bridge-road, and Surbiton, Surrey , stonemason. J nne 7, at It. CIIAMT.S PRANcg WIND CHAPMAN, Abcharch-yard. Cannon street, merchant, June 6, at 2. Witt's* WHatuta, Lbsongrove June b, June 5, at 1. Josi PH Satyr, Hammersmith, saddler, 6, at 1. CllskUril RICHARD BMWS, Salisbury, linen draper, June 5. at 1. WILLIAM MAT HARNATT, Livorponl, shipowner, June 8, at 1. JOHN LoRRAIN, Colchester, draper. June N, at It WILLIAM HoDDARD, lghen, burrev,tiraberinerchant,June 9, at 1. THOMAS CHARLES Tease , Great Portland-street, commission agent, Jane 8, at 12. Magus Serum s-n.,llartshorn-alley, Fencburch-street, green grocer. June 8, at 1. JAMIE RONANTS, Mortimerstreet, Cauencllshaquare, bay dealer, June 8, at 1. THOMAS EDWAIM Lovrrr, Stafford -place, Buckingham-gate, I general agent, Jame b, at 1. JAMM limn, New-terrace, Alderney-road, Mile-end, Custom house °Meer, June 8, at IL CHASM WHISLIN, Old Quebec-street, Oxford - street, dealer In farm good', Moe 6, at Ir. WlLLiatt GRIFFITHS, Woolwich, grocer, June 6, at 1. ATOMISE CORNAND, liommersmith, horse dealer, aneJune 6, at I. • SMOWARD Elmortsatreet, . Islington. awe merchants clerk, J 6, at 2. JAMM HOLMILN, Chepstow-villas, Bayswater, commission agent. I I June 6, at 2. - J Alike LI an Er, Eversley, Hants, farmer, June 8. at It Cimino . Moon ANAnwrencedsue,Ctty,warehomntan,JuneB,sti. Jolla SPENCER, Pearson - street. K ingslandroad, willow bonnet manufacturer, June 8, at IL EDWARD W HYDRO, Jun.. Prattatrect, Camden-town, auctioneer, June 8, at 12. WILLIAM Region, Rhostead, Esser, cattle dealer, June 8, at IL WILLIAM EDWARD CONSTAMA High-street, Peckham, carman, June 6, at 1. DAVID EDWARD WINKLER, New-street, BiShopegateetreet, book binder, June 8, at It JOHN PRIM/RICK An:ann. Yenchurchutreet, coal factor, Jtine B, at 11. IsAACCoOKß,ClenchWarton,NOTtnik.Mrnmerchant,Junel4at IL OROadg NAIMIS .ANION. Victoriwatreet, Westminster. railway agent, June Is, at 11. WILL/AM IMMUIL 00GDWIN, Princelis-Mr Elms engraver, June 14, at IN Janes Avon, Turtoost.,westminster, coal dealer,June 14, at 11. Honer SurcLurs,Clar,street,Clare-market, licensed victualler, June 9. at T. Atotial l t Mo. Deptford, con. agent, June 9, at I. % WILLIAM PREDEMCK yertHeM-bUildings, Gray's-Inn square, and Doigelly, Merionethsliir' e, architect, Jane 7, at 1.2, SAMeIL Cox, Childs-MIL Hampstead, baker, June 9, at 11. THOMAS AMISTRoan Gomm, Oxford-terra/A, Edgware-read, late lieutenant of the let Dragoon Guards, June 9, at 11. ROBLIN WADDINGTON TRIOGN, Greenwich and Lewisham, Kent, watchmaker, June 9, at 12. Hgnn Brzazinnui, Oxford-terrace, Clapbam-road, attorney's clerk, June 9, at If. WALT= TURSCARD, Upper Cleveland-street, Fitzroy-square, grocer, June 0, at 1. THOMAS PHILLUNI, Map:- Bethnal-green, wood turner, June 9, at 2. SARUM, BAMFORD, Abbey Dore, Herefordahlre, cattle dealer. June 9, at 12. WILLIAM Maroon. Jun., Wolverhampton, oil of vitriol manufac turer, June 9, at It RICHARD AVMS, WILLIAM ALMON, and JANIS FRANCIS. ham. gunmeters, June 9, at IL' THOMAS 13EDFORD.Wordsley,Staffordaliire,attorney,June 12,at 12. WILLIAM Peon, !doyley Huston, Statfordelt, draper, June 7,at 12. SAMUEL Darin, Kington, Berefordsh., victual Cr, June 7, at 12. Ai,nDD Wvslos, Sutton ColdAeld, Warwickshire, Innkeeper. June 12, at IL PkilUl CLARKS PATlM,,Coalvllle,Leicestersh.,draper,Junelgat 1L flume &souk. Cardi ff . photographic artist, June 7, at 11. CnaaLis FOXWELL, Wells,Somersetidure,binkeeper,June 7,at 11. HENRY MANNINGIUM. Bristol, and Fishponds, Gloucestershire, bootmaker, June 9, at 11. Joan CHILD, Abergavenny, innkeeper, June 7, at 11. EDWARD THOMAS BUDGE!' CASTRIL, Maplegrove, Somereetshire, lax dresser, June 9, at 11. AIXXLNDZR PILL Taunton, news agent, June 7, at 11. RANDALL WOODHALL and JAMS WoODEALL, Itiland-curpOreet. land, Yorkshire, 'coolies manufacturers, June IL at 11. SANCIL LAWSON, Jun., Leeds, late ironfoillidees manager, June It &tit. ROBERT PALFRAMAN,Hanibleton,Yorkshlre,farmez, June lat 11. R I SKED Brat s . Cottingham, Yorkshire, dock manufac 2, turer, June 14 at 12. BIDS? BWiLls, Doncaster, grocer, June 9, at It CLAUD LAPSLLT, Bootle, Lanc.ahire. timbe ` , h aler , Jane,, at 11. JAMES RING , Liverpool, publican, June 9, . CHARLES KILL LAPORTZ, Liverpool, general dealer. June tat 11. Jong FAEANIINLET, Liverpool, timber merchant, June 9, at 11. EDMUND MURCIA and Joint MmtCEa, Liverpool, timber mer chants. June e, at 11. THOMAS St•DurbiLD, Liverpool. brewer's manager, June 5, at If. Jong EASTwOoD, Rochdale, grocer, June 12, at 11. THOMAS HILLMAN, Manchester, fish curer. June 14, stir. JOBS Cuss Wenn, Manchester. japanner, Jane 14. at 11. JOHN BILL W RIGHT, Manchester, baker, June lit at 11. RUDOLPH FREGRRICIL MOLL, Manchester, mercliant,Jenele,st 11. LaWRIINCI DAM:, Bridgwater, stonemason, June 7, at 16. JOHN StrruN, °nett, Yorkshire, cloth dresser, June 9, at 8. THOMAS JARRETT, Marston Slcca, Gloucestershire, late grocer. June 12, at 11. WILLIAM Lim Nos, Wisbeeb,Cambridgesh.,llsherman,June dealer. 12. YALINTINI SMITH, Leigh, Worcestershire, marine store dealer, June 12, at 11. RICHARD ADAMS ASHFORD, Weldon. Frees, late publican, June 8, at 10. BRIOGS Margie, Leigh, Lancashire. grocer, Jane 7, at I. ileum WALLwOrta, Bolton, clerk to►a wmte dealer, June B,at 11. Jogs LONGSTAFF, Durham, Innkeeper, June 6, at 10. BNNJ AWN HoLDNTOCK. Luton, Beds, plait dealer, June 10, at 1. Josadu BmitisLßY, Manchester. saddler, June 17, et WILLIAM N IVII.LI, Gt. Bentley, Ease., blacksmith. June 1.0,at THOMAS Gloss?. Lireipool, provision dealer, June 15, at S. WILLIAM JOHNSON, Yawtharpe, Lincobishire, farm bailiff, June 14, at 10. Inman , Evans, rak. Monmoothab., innkeeper, June 9, at 11. lIIIIRT lIIRMAM, Newbury, Berke, grocer's assist., June 2, at 11. Boman Natervs, Slow Hey, Leicestersh., farmer. June 15, at 11. NATHANIEL WILLIAM SIMONDS, Ipswich, bootmaker,JunettatlL MARK MITCHELL, Batley, Yorkshire, boot maker. Jane 9, at 5. WU.LIAM TITLE!, Uttoseter, miller. June 7, at W. MART Mink, widow, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, late boot maker, June 10, at 10. WILLIAM /UNMET, Stockton 09 the Fared, Yorkshire, farmer, June 7, at 11. GUAM STU-MAN, liswkhurst, Kent, plumber. June 20, at 11. GKORGI ViILaMS, Deal, tailor. June 0, at 11. WILLIAM PALMER, Newcastle-under.Lyme,butcher,Junelo,Mlo. JOSITS WILHAM, Jun., Chelmsford, tailor, June 8, at 11. WILLIAM Arms, Harrow-in-Purnesslancsah,carrier,JeneLatll. WoLiAnJosztroutiottynAllasooriMaah..contractor.June9 rdll. LAST KHAKI IVATIONIS. Jens It C. F. Kirkman, Clayland-terrace, Clapham-road, manure manufacturers-June 22. R. M. Se er, Belgrave.road, Pimlico, journalist-June 23. D. Hallthan, 's -place and Brooketreet, HAMM', greengrocer-June 22 A. H. M. thesney, Lansdown.terraise, Regent's-park retired lieutenant-colonel- June 22. O. Mow( , Bethnal-green-6d. carpeoter-June 22. P. Read, Croydon, greingrocer-June St R. Holmes, Easton, Northamptonshire auctioneer-June 22. W. Orchard and J. Holman, Downs Park - road. Hackney, builders-June PH W. Armitage, Hornsey.rise-mews, Islington, fly master-June 22. J. B. Hodgson, Woodville-road, Stoke Newington, late chairman of the Imperial Music Hall Company (Limited)-Jnne 22. H. Bradley, Charlotte-street, Fituoyequare, house agent-June 22. W. Hutchinson, Alfred-place, Islingtors. watch examiner -June 22. D. Colgrove, Tottenham-road. De BeanvolPtown, tailor - June 23. W. D. Miele?, Esmond-rood, Victoria-park, grocer- June Lk C. F. W. Benoit, Viallington-Oaoe Vanzhail. furniture dealer June 29. A Lama, itichniond-reak, liadmey, shipping agent-June ISt L Miller, Kamm clerk In holy orders -June 28. J. Olsher, Waren, Sinfordshire, brewery agent- Jane IL N. Walsh, Hinstisglient--July 11. Lolly Morn* Taunton. Soconestakire,gracer -July 11. A. Gribbin. Colluali ton, Devonshire attorney-June 11. J. Gill, Ranh, Yorkshire, late Inakespar-Jane L J. Atha, Scerborough, chersiat-J 9. W. Cane, Haat ketto l rd. Nottinghamshire, provision dealer- June 21. R. Botcher, Southport. Lancashire. dentist -June 14. Mann. Manchester, money scrivener-Jan SA L Turner. Preston and Orinskirk, Lanceabire, eashater-June It J. M. Dolby, Levenahukoe, near Manchester, commission agent-Jnoe I& T. Brown, Maschester, glass denier-Jaw 22. It. Morley, Warrlat maigi llancridre, eon merchant-June 11. H. Stewart, nisnufacturing chemist-Jane a J. Withers, =am Devonshire, moms-Jen IT. J. Moore, Dawley, Fanner-Jtine Si C. T. Harr Moke-upcm-Trent, tebsesenist- Jana II W. Lobby, 84. Lesser ' ers-os-Bea. Surasi. eo e== artist-Jens 11 J. Ilinsiberi, Cluestßreg, Susan, laleafer4teare, 4 , ph, , de moils be to baud ; pekoe I , PPii ; tbi net s fai IS nabob< eddy. Fr full rate pit lb. I PIP. 10t beef et ott -Bout ; easier bee Os . , k.a 'Wog trot ithatau.lizg ight tedac. , . as gold as ires a fait r, from 9 sufsiti, d Wien. tql rt supply of a 01111•1111 plied. SW •ovemoot is Do. 6d.; Asa :ether shoe L waa actin of remit. rst-c.aso En mained foo tone; shop d. to 6s. 9. 1,06:. tiful suppl! the animals 'steady, all 1 foe interim if 'apply d ate, at little e, of ..uln ly literate' ruled fin realised La per stone, Hid. per lb. le Shim mom Best bed, ,ed lifers d sheep ad lore gun a hafga 131 ibis state bly loess r 9d. ; Wick rough ditto 1 ., 34u, ad h. Fed as old. 1 (1 nburg std 1 Now Yon Arnim Jet for Eciilard cie for Hsi mer 170 mils Bdriogis , sa i 41 in EtOa :oats, of tbi and A iroPtoo l rttiesnent 1 EATHS. nor Sao, :er, the wife d L. Lew* EN• est.road. Bl' fad milgia I rs. W Church, Aruer' Art, son of the lon. to Win ' :7=i, D B :: 111 14 U. Gamma. a air of I t Ones Cb 2reik Buechler. MO Duke of 13 0' 11 rerupork, iq usre. Ag" i oho . wood. .L. W I P 4 WM, Brows!' wg.C. fear. sled „ 65 ' D. . .4 Seq.. '"" rie• a.. 04 ylnter. iliog bridge. J.H. Y rag. Kea., 8.C.5., late Commirloner Bardwaa DlTLitaa. Be l' L ALCII3rA AORASS—Mesars. Thomson, Shaw, and Co. BUNKUM. The London and County Bank, Lombard-street. The Chartered Mercantile Bank of India, London, and China. Calcutta. SOLKl2ol6—Messrs. Member and Harrison. 30, Kin's Arms yard, Itnorgateotreet, KC. BIOLIMI—Mesars. Surgcy, and Woolley, 7. Ma lone, KC. BECRETAIT—Mr. C. H. Yielder. 0111cee-33, Bucklersbuy, London, E.C. The ASIUM Company, the first established for the cultivation of tea At India. being desirous of concentrating and confining their to the southern division of Upper Assent, sod thus centralising the management of their extensive propertira. have delerathsed on milting to the Northern Assam Tea Com pany iLlanitech, whose estates are contiguous, the whole of the ' northern and eastern division of their property In Asfito, tn stead of adopting the alternative of promotion a new company in carry them on, or placing them under separate monagement. The present extension of capital, therefore, is for the purpose of purchiming direct from the Assam Company the whole of their nuedying estates in the neiglib • urhood of the Tingrie and • Deehing riven In Upper Aram. lot some their northern and eastern division, awl consieting of the follo w ing g ardens ' The Tlagrie Month, Hongrle Joun, Kebung, N skulls, Cato, Tippnm. Kooken Joorle, Towrock. These comprise some of the fine old Indigenous gardens, le , specting which so much lus beim itten, and which onl re , quire opening out to encore their profitable extension. The y are at present producing the finest t a and tea seed in Assam—the letter In ruMcient quantity to enable the purchasers to plant out any extent of new land without further coil on this bead. The sees at present under cub ivation Is about 1,000 acres, of which over 500 are In full bearing. The gardens are surrounded ' by lands, for which grants have been obtained to the extent of 10,000 acres, all of which is very superior and suitable for the growth of tea. The Amam Company's tight to the whole of this property. together with all buildings. plant, implemeute, Louie, boats, and ' I live stock, will be handed over to the Northern Assam Tea Company for the cum of £lOO,OOO, to be paid as follows : Bth June, 1866 16th July, 15th August, 16th November, £100,500 The crop of tea of this season, and any further pants of land that the superintendent or agenta of the Assam Comp an y ma y withall acquired u commenced dams the current season, com mencing November 1, 1864, has also been contracted to be trans tarred to this Company, on payment of the so= actually dis bursed since that date. No comn.issions or promotion money have been paid or allowed. In thealiotment of shares a preference will be given to share holders to the Northern Adam Tea Company and the ADAM Company. The Adam Company in 18e3 disposed of their outlying estates in the district of Cachar, for the purchase of which a Company was formed In Calcutta, called " The Central Cache? Company," the shares of which Company are readily saleable at 25 per cent. premium. Those of the AM= Company are at above 150 per cent. premium. The risoess of tea growing in Assam Is now thoroughly esta blished. Indian teas are ratddly increasing In favour and value owing to their great strength and pungency. Further it may be stated, thet the recent reduction of tbe duty has already caused a oonald , rahle advance in prices Isere, and the supply Is still inadequate to the demand. In reference to the quality and capabilities of the lands pro posed to be purchased, the following extracts are taken from the last reports. The resident secretary in India of the Ateam Company, In hie report on the property contracted for, says "The lands In tins part of the province are the fined for tea cultivation In Assam. The soil is not only the very best, but the freest' contain the most spleudid timber, inexhaustible in extent, which is not the case is the southern division. It needs no fore might to predict that the property the Company holds In this part or the country may be made within the nett ten years equal, If led 'ulterior, to that which they will be In possession of at that time In the southern division." The following are alas extracts from a report made to the direc tors of the Alum Company by their chief superintendent in January loot, when be visited the property : " That the land is first rate, there le no question or doubt, but to effect such an object (that is, work it to tall a derange) It must be divided into a distinct field, and the management gives to the person residing on the spot. "I h.ve now got the Deputy Cetrernlsaioner to accept three applications near Tlatria, for prolnbly an area of about 7.000 acres, including the laud between Merle. Hoopla Jane, and 17ehune, along the banks of the Therrlo river: and this, with what we have already secured in other quarters between the belting and the Tiugrie, will bring the Company's holding up to at least 10 or 12,000 acres ; and I would recommend the extend ing in this quarter for the reason that the land is very superior, and the position likely to be much more healthy than any other portion of the Northern and Eastern division. " The present gardens, If worked up to their capabilities, would yield 2,0.0 mounds of tea. " The plants in the nurseries, which were put down last year for the purpose of planting out, have come up very well, some of them eighteen inches and others two feet high." The adds bete been frequently visited by the managing director of the Northern Assam Tea Company during the last thirteen years. and as lately as March last. ace fully confirms the favourable views above expressed, and lad opinion that with comparatively small outlay the indigenous pl tnte alone can be worked up to an sannal yield of 4,000 to 5,000 cheats of tea. Since the contract for the purchase has been concluded, the Assam Company have received from their managing director in and front a large shareholder in both compies DOW visiting Assam, valuations of the property greatly I n xcess of the price agreed to be paid. On the above grounds, therefore, the acqtdsition of these estates will render the Northern Assam Tea Company one of the most Influential and profitable in India. Application for shares to be made on the annexed form on or belore Wednesday, the list May, on which date the list will be closed. London, 3f I No.. ray U, 1865. AFFLICATTON FOR 1 BRAM. To the Directors of th • Northern Assam Tea Company (Limited). Gentlemen,—Havine paid to your bankers the sum of g being the deposit of si per share, I request you to abut to me 13 shares of RIO each in the above Company, and I hereby agree to accept such shares or any lees number that may be allotted to me, to pay the further sum of LI per share au 10th July neat, and the cads an made, and to sign the Artte'es of Also , tattoo of the Company when required. And I request you to enter my name on the register of the Company for the num ber allotted. Name in full Profession or description Residence in full Dote N.B.—This portion to be retained by bankers. THE NORTHERN ASSAM TEA COMPANY (Limited). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that NO APPLICATIONS for NEw ISSCE B SHARES wiU be RECEIVED from holders of A Shares claiming allotment under Articles of Association AFTER WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant. The General List will he closed on Saturday, the 3rd June prosirno.—By order of the Board. C. H. 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The Taeping rebellion does not yet seem at an end, though the China Mail thinks there is no doubt it will be extinguished in the course of a few months. The accouuta by the present &deices represent the " rebels " to be enclosed in a district roundabout the city of Changchow. Imperial forces are north-west and south of them, and the coast is being guarded by custom-house steamers. The latest news reports s rebel victory, with a loss to the Imperialists of a thousand men ; but a previous encounter had a different issue, the rebels losing two thousand men. According to the North China Daily News these two thousand men were taken prisoners and after. wards beheaded by the victors. The same paper says : Barbarous stroeitiss as• vseestratod es Europese' by the Imperial troops—two am :aid to have bees execated by them without referees to their consuls, sod throe ere primps's' at the Imperial camp—kspt cages and seeds. every (*dirtily that ma be thought of by She Mimes. Them tam kayo boa mesa by perms is authority (Euro pese.). sad as yet Do notice takes of it. One mum me tams up More sad btought down is lows to Amoy is NM steamer, sad takes beak spas also without reforms, to kis sound. The only oomplaist waist Mese am is a impedes of eel• ling amts to the rebels. 'towards of 300 dollars are said to he offered by the =malaria, for Weds of say Aesopian who aro sespossid o• melding the rebels. Meek iadipetioa Is amid is Amoy by this is coassetwoce of so &olio" beteg takes of it by the mehositiss. Yoe its Itecze.--Gestlemen'e overooeta. of the o w m istares. sae to be bad st Moore Ilszolltou sod Ilogton's (Woes), HO, diesod, omits Moir lialL—LAdvesttooestj alatisi vnlit,, r 4 th . ad" :011, 'Ai Vsll 10117 k 14.4 , 4 Wi r. 10,4 4 le burbly anti Y the MIA* COM It St *aft W. ; 34 to 160 No to Lief w [darned. mate_ font, Led mentlitht title Ira so dim. ru by u A• pri m Eq. 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