The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-06 00:00:00

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To s ad eet. *lad Alta. ASS 411 nwim Wax. Bost" sad IfiroTosn. SI rattu eek slil ptssogl,:Spplylo I. &Dowd. W. Old load= ; J. 111. Ms% noroil Ind " PUP do Is Nam Paris ; O. sad J. Bonn, Buchoossolnist. Blow+ ; D. owl O. Ilsolnw, ilaramiewa; or a sad C. lisolrer, Water. Swot. Thurpsol. Ns Belot will sour WI asuld'afthont tie grotostlea el Uks grogort progali MOB Vp OTT and tho SHINY.—The llrlava NMbirlsais R W. 8 V will Seriaboal Oasslan; fad and smote ATAVLIL Cannra = l lava liroaawkit Maya , IVIOCT 617,DAY at 1 ifelook atszthml ad Os Aso am. train from Fwattrelvrtrost Itatk Far Wight led famado ast CHAPLIN'S/fat/arid Odor, Itagial-annak PMLOPti, GRAVIES, MUMPS and Os., 11. Pord4amr. ATLANTIO and GRBAT WINTZBN ZAILWAY it 111 W Ifo2l. PINII6IIMVANIA. and lin =WWI W. WINNAILD, the Daelasee4e-Chlet, boobs salmi In &Wan& 11BEITNS of Um, Itoldira of Bond; Do banana, and Slam of the CoWfany wOlbs bald at the tondos TIMM 00 MON tbotstbbstant. at 1 o'clock orecholy, to Oahe S report from W a wa on We co:rotation of Qs nib Line, end sato U weak. and proanoota ot tba Indartadag. 8 MOZTON Oaks= of the Loam Board olDiroctora. Weitodstter-elvnbera, Vlototiastrost. Wroltabrann, I. INS THE CREDIT NGLAND FONCIPIL and MOBILIZE a E (ltialted) Atdborieed mod 0,8011,000 CROW anbaselbed Steeo,ooo MOAN &MOOD D il = 4" Peeerre Fund MUT°la. Mart L liga. JAMES . isq.. 7o ‘ ART rornity. i r e ernor. Deputy iMs =ran? DANIELL. Tau. , Mamas ot the I firmernore. Alliance Beak (Waited% Janet Mau by., London. =Yr Dunbar, Faq., Old Broad-street, Landon. MN, Iloda Adolphe ( y ltesess. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Loodos. The Boa. T. C. liallburkme, Yr., Claim= of the Canada Tr=7Asociallaa. Landau. Twthom,Tsi. 4 1 mm Yens& Harrleon, and Bevan). Director ot the flames ' and Mersey nano Company. Ward Stuart lone, Faq. ()Mara. Lane, Harkey. and My, London. Maim & Feerbon, Seq.. Leedom j= p c a t iaq.. J.P.ittunell-sonare, London. Beale, Ihq. (I. liracialll Smith end Co.), Old Breadetreet, London. Edward Witmer. Bp.. MS., Loudon. Jahn Westmoreland. lay. (Director of the "Aral Inenranoe Coax - • iirt Grants Bea" Manaiing Director. HARMERS. The Agri and Maderman's Bank (Limited). Ikon Smith, Payne, and SmiUm. The Notional lsaL London. Dublin. and its Branches in Ireland. The Alliance Bank (Limited). London, Liverpool. and Man es/ter. Mica osi—lf sem. Newton. Evans. and Co., Nicholas-lane, LC. RATES FOR MONET ON DEPOSIT. This Company receives Money on deposit in sums of /10 and upward' on the following terms, until further notice, viz. : At 14 days notice 43 per cent. per annum. Ter flied periods of Not less than 2 months 0.1 par cent. per annum. Beyond 2 and op to Beyond 4 aad ap to 6 „ 6 „ Any period beyond 6 „ fl All commun ica tions to be addressed to . the Beeretary.—By. Ceder of the Court, ALFRED LOWE. Secretory. London, 17 and 114. Oirshill, Meg THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILLER of ENGLAND (Limited. 1111111 UP DEBRIITURIB WITH INTEREST PAYABLE QUARTERLY. The Directors have Redded to issue Debenture Bonds of the Otespeny for the amounts sad bearing interest u under. via : In sums of £lO. L2O, LSO, LIOO, L 250, 4800, and £l,OOO. with Coupons attached. DRlZaff. ler 3 years ... 6 . pee ant. per annum. Tor Aims Se Toe 7 years Interest payable quarterly. viz., on the 30th )I;ich, Seth June. Both September, and 30th Decemoer in each year. payable at the Companys Bankers. The fret payment of interest will be made on the 30th June felt. It will be seen that the Directors, with a view to afford the means of investing smaller amounts in securities of this de- Debenture ta ordinarily obtainable. have decided to issue Bonds in sums of CIO, A2O, sad £6O , on the mare terms as thaw for larger amount& All communleatioas to be addressed to the Secretary. By order of the Conrt, ALTRZD LOW* Secretary. London, IT and IS. CeenhM, May 4, MIL BANK of AUSTRALASIA, Incorporated i Zltoi lr a l l , Charter, MA. NO. 4, Threadneed London. Apdll7, USI The Court of Directors BNB . 01YE NOTICE that an ELTBAOBDINABY GERAL MENG the Proprietors oil be held at this Mice EN , on MO D AY , of , the 16th day of May hat, at 1 o'olock precisely, for the purpose of electing a Dine- Me or a roan of Thomas Wingate Henderson, FAQ., deosa•ed. By order of the Court, WILLIAM MILLIKEN, Secretary. SPECIAL NO [ICE. CLERICAL, MEDICAL, awl GENERAL in ASSURANCE SOCIETY. Patabllehcd ISI4. The Eighth Beans will be declared In Jantutry, 1807, and 11 with !mat Policies In force on the 30 th Jane, ilea , will Assurances effected before Jane 30th. 11335, will pari7es two premiums, and thus receive a whole year's additional stars of rprollts over later policies. Tables of rates. and forms of sto k e's'. can be obtained from may of tel society's asp las, or of GEORGE CUTCLTFFE, Actusry and Secretary. LS, St. James's-square, London, S.W. G UARDIAN FIRE and LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 11. Lombard-street. F.C. REDUCTION of DUTY on FIRE INSURANCIIL This Company will glee the toll Hoeft of the Mesabi on annual policies by cbaruieg the present rate of duty to summer only, and the reduced rate of le. Id. toe the per from hat date. NORWICH UNION FIRE OFFICE , The full benefit of the reduelon of duty to Is. Od. per cent from Midsummer next will he given to linureni now Offscithg policies with this Company. By this redaction and the Boons System of the Norwich tidos the cost of Insurance will be reduced to a sslishatun sacwat. la. fleet-sized. LC., and Surrey-street. Norwich. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSURANCE COMPANY la now conducted at City Bank Chamber, No. 21, Threadneedle-street, 'lkon the Company is prepared to receive provosts for Marine bitiusnois at the current mien ARTHUR JAMES DUMAS, Underwrites,. J. W. CRAM, Secretary. THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most selentifically prepared end most powerful mart the cordial ever istrodaced redone to their normal comedic ail the worettoos, as the Inter*, of which pealed health tie =Welk d la for debility all Wads, aad trout its oar arena other ingredients, pepeiosead phorphaht if ado. OM prove tidy beneficial to the nervosa and dyipeptio. Pr* let. per bottle, Of four quantities In one for Us. hale &rata blearra bonstrarten ridOilcadotavea, WA. MA WY. Inewhareinetreot, Loodoa. LAITUL—The LETTUCE (*Mains an active ea. I•todse, whist' yewswes the of eitboatfladweem—Yr.G.lo o l• l7b7 =, " P propane • Wive sad • Ms of Wimp isf lattaft), iV etacm,eaded by Ile Mama rwiwids• fw side, Wink Us, Led drat alaWkwa *Mt!". 94.; ififs, la *I. and 34„ NW by peek la. SA cad r. May IA Ja May It w It May 10 Jaws 7 01 1 7011 ft, 'FM MR CIINT. 1. sdmawLMdu4lfl I sed DUI dmea, WAR Mond capital, 4,olMilleadiee (Ogre MOM= 011111111 M to Ramer 01 MOO staihmell WedildtestAßCO aierr Si . ditto .-1:110 Rieder 11 ' ditto With lidded # con Der imam Melee belfletrly, oa 115 hey sad 1- Joann, is smiting to Lonna, Mum* l i ti n t e rnuokiort, art assdadant, end dedjkibis do[ in Ooe- Redeem:nein thin,. • yeen by 1 per cent. sinldos food =d la purchase. Ths drat law nests' s "Gerd Uwe de le Dette 0.1120T1N1 Is Ottoman; inarseteel by the rowel revenues of the "Q .. . sewed isw Whorled the Isscriptise to this "Grind Urn" of 40,000.010 deeds, ltOri to be applied se lances : 111=sioni da ds of the eddied vente Mceo,ooo for the present Ina Zieerre, speedily deelleed *rind% works, sahib/I hided seam Sea RWO,OOO, see yen after the NW Ma kdetele M the seated at two leen: sad 1,010,000 11100111114 alit three yeses 'two...sae aksigAsi The bad grand@ !hl as feather ineoripties at MN Lis MM gime sadder by s egeidel low duty peldiebet. sad dew peunteet lime but peetiouly ands tor the Llama sad alaildm had of zi nc es t tnew Ineeriptios 'by mliM iint Women of ISIISO 9 01 of emeedlitire. Tile general debt loseribed fs Me Grand time le 'clumsiest by tie meeree toad by the guard rums of Me aeries setae* Mee se4 by ali enema yeetteirely shamed, se they be diminabie by the sessrgetnou ail Me middy barolgs tabu of whisk they sonettlute tM &Mug Ineeeeliee• The third law pruideeO omoildj for the cdatertiou of the &bib . CODPOTWd at las yawl at ant "Om No Wow nye Cola Meek tor is MN TM psof Ulli. sad Me oiled Ursa df put Mind MOS Mum an fieslede of vbidi wM be essoessed is s few Ism lei wi _t the INOMMIIty ostiiisibei of essrembe ere testy. TM Flee et base tar ea& bud of MOO stailog (buena laisrat trots 1-la Imam. MIN. tamable as Ware := ll. 1111 U M g July. Ws de Cengss. * egtemiter. ink Metime. XSO TM coapea of * per oat. Mea 11111 Jody, MIL redcoat No prim of th e bond to 47e, 'tad solooribeth will ha ve the option of poythd Mir loothathodi aadar Meotonat Atka rate ot a war wt. I;x ds , per swam cm say at the dud tor them/meat at Me last& meets I bat la Moan et Lenart of tha respective lOW' meats; all previous s so ins liable to forfeiter*. After ellotaneet, coda :Mee In stelltag money will be lamed to bower. by the Ge Credlt Company, for the portion of the loan sabeartbed In Mathind. and It the foreign agencies for the amount milecribed on the Continent. The Oostineatal gulp oertamble will net be unifoala with those trued In England notll after payment of the Anal instal ment, when they wW be t o law tor dee/Atha bonds, _which will be petaled amordteg to law Oa Turkish, Mock. and ZOOM The cearentos Ira be *Sided at The ContrantaMa udice—Ceastsathaegge. General Cradle cad Meow Comma, at Lcodon (Limited) — Landon. Bodita Gentrale—Parta =de Credit et de Dentil i. se Pays Bas—Amsterdant. Motel% of AneWle— Von lidenew sad lloce—lmaklort. Maw de Credit Gmemtle—tiemva. The Wamlidlm for Me awe lean Owned at London—Guard Credit and Maw Company of Loadoa (Limited), 7. LothborY. Constastlnaple—TM Coalreolor's 011 ea Paria—balle 'danger sad Co. Amaterdem—Brow deCredlt et do DopOlodoe Pam 800 Ration--Vea Sower and Mao Where apptimtime dm allotment most be aderweed. mower gaoled by for,ie deposit cdtlror coat. oa the nonsiaal amount ap which may be at the Gmeral Credit Gretlietritom.lothblir7; Landon a nd Westminster Bank: Oaks Bank el Farms af snliwi/Ma sad mespeceassa may be obtained at the flemeral Peft Ceaspany, leAktram, wed , of the broken : Maws. kini 7. lima, marshal, sad Co.. A lonshardetreet . Memos P. Cannons and 00.. M. Threadmedlootrest ; Name. Laurence, Soo and Pearce, 7, Angel-mart. I Copies of the laws filleting to the coaversion and loan may be Bad at the Oakes of the General Cndtt sad Pittance Company, sad broken. or at the soliciters, Memo Baiter, lose, Norton, sad Co., a. Vicicrieeteeet, iffesamhater, where the original doca wale relating to the dal eeteatim cd the Mae am doolawd. (TOTsenaLTitie ." IMPWAL OTTOMAN BITS IP= imam WAN. To the General Credit sod Mance( Cowpony of Lemke (Limited). Haring paid to , your Bankers, the sum of 1. being the required of 5 Per cent. on t , I request that you allot tome A I A In the above Loan, end I hereby sires to swept thee amount, or ury leer sum Oat may be allotted tome. Name.. ten Addrma Dab— 1161. pPKRIAL 0' FIVE PER CENT. LOAN. The SUBSCRIPTION LIST for this Loan will CLOSE on MONDAY nett. the bth Instant. at tour o'clock p.m., fur Londoa sad the country. THE LONDON and MEDITERRANEAN BANE (Waited). Capital 41,000,000 stating. in 100,000 'hares of LSO each, of which 00,000 shares bays been already subscribed. Deposit, 41 per share on apcation, and 41 10e. oa allotment and 41 10a. further within three months after allotment. DOWTOItd Mottateur Arsine Bernard News. IL lonian and Co?, Alexan dria. Monsieur Frawls WM'S,. Merchant, Alexandria, and Member of the Grifislative Chamber of France. William W. Cargill, Bap., M.P., Connaught-place West, Hyde- park. James B. Curendsg, lag. (Yews. Cumming and Co.), leaden halletreet. Albert Landau. leg., Banker, Vienna. Emile Landau. Bp. (blown K landau and Co.). Alexandria. William J. llama. Esq , Director of the National Provincial Bank of England. Walter Meier, Eett. r Broadlands. Clapham-common. Mon. Roden Noel, Wadies, Waltham Abbey. Rabat A. Routh, Esq.. Chairman of the English and Australian Copper Company. DAMERS. Meaal. Barclay, Bevan, Trition, Twells, and Co., 64, Lombard street, LC. The London and County Bank, El, Lombard-etreet. LC. The Branches of the National Provincial Bank of England. , Androas - Messrs. Coleresa, Terquand. Youngs, and Co., public accountants, Tokenhouee-rod, Le. BotiCiruis—lisams. Wilkinson, Stevens, sad W il kinson, Nieholsa-lane, KC. leaoltraa. Yews. J. and A. Scrirageour, 10. Old Broad.strest, LC. Mears. Hoggine and Rowaell, 1. Threadneedle-street , KC. SiCRISTART—Osonse Cllll3llllllf, Esq. Temporary Croce -4, Cogs Arms-yard, Moorgateetreet, B.C. PROSPECTUS. We Company Is formed for the purpose of converting the LlOO shares of the Confluents! Bank Corporation Into Shares of £lO, and to carry out the amaissmation of that Bank with the Bank of Messrs. E. landau and Co., of Alexandria. end for :sent- Wing commeroisl. financial. and monetary transactions between this country, the Continent, and Egypt. Five of the £2O share* in this Company will be allotted to the shareholders In the Continental Bank, in towhees., for each of their present £lOO shares. The LSO shares alloted mi en. change for shaman which £26 has been paid, will be crted with LIS paid up ; and those allotted in exchange for shares on which Lib only has been paid, will be credited with LS paid up. The arrangement which have been made for arnalgemating and managing the liminess of the above establishments are mach IX sided bY the hick Egyptien connections of Messrs. landau, cannot fail to secure to this Company a vary extensive and pro fitable busteces. The establhhioent of Mesas. Loden and Co., at Alexsadria addition to Its regular banking operations. bee long enjoyed as extensive connection with producers and exporters of produce In Egypt. nu business bas always yielded most favour fact th able re- gatta and no better proof of this can be Wen thau the at the firm, during the whole of Its existence, is well sa the other banks lately established in have experienced an absolute immunity from toes la their transactions of this clam of basieess. The daily (=easing trade of Egypt with Europa and erpe stbdly with England, is also a sure guarantee for the enhanced tabus success of this Company the profile hitherto realised by Mama Landau and Ca are alone sufficient to yield a large return upon the capital proposed to be called up: and the seve ral partners of the firm, In order to show their confidence in the future success of the Company, have taken a large member of shares. end will continue in the active management of the basi lrows at Alexandria. The Bank has also secured the co-operetta,. as a Director. of yL Bravay, whose exertions will he especially devoted to the I extends& of the Beak's relations. with the Egyptian govern meat, a clam of trsesectiotup In which be has hitherto engaged, with very sucesesfel results. The amalgamated establishments propose liquidating all their present transactions up to the date of amalgamation. The articlesof association of this Company', and the agreement entered into for acquiring the business of Messrs. Landau and Co, can be seen es application at the office of the Solicitors. A deposit of Ll epos each share must be paid at the offices of ' either of the Bankers of the Compaay, ou application, according , to the annexed form. Forms of applikatioa for shares may be obtained of the Secre tary, at the Company's daces, and of the Bankers and Brokers. 70111 OF AFFIXATION FOR entine. No. go be retained by the Bankers.) To he Directors of the London and Mediterranean Bank (Limited). fienttemen,—Having paid to your bankers, the mum of A bolo, a deposit of LI pm share on shares In the above Company. T hereby retintat that yen will allot me that number ; and I agree to ace•Pt lath a/sares, or any km number that you may allot to me. and to become a mambo, of the Company to of the shares allotted to me. I tarter authorise you to by pool. to ley address. m below. the eertibeeden ter Os shares which may be allotted to me. flout Avatar* Name In fall ItiOdors Data - I BANE (LWRed). NOTICE Id MINT GIVEN, that NO APPLICATION for ARAM Is Yds Compaq trill be RECEIVED AMIE TIM DAY.** etb laeleat. for 'deic e; Wed . the lOW hasten* ter the eeste7: and pi= the nth toe the Cow tidesly order et the GEOZON CIIIIIITTO, Ilecteten• A, ZING 1mmie54.2.C.,7114 is, ISS. NW MORT or TIN A SIATIO BANKING CORPORATION: beinerstsa by loy allarter. Autharbeil matt al L 600,000. . • ail Omsk No• -2=-= " • WEIT H AL LDUSTRIAL MEHL BMOw, now Corentrganten.—A l . lolllll . MIMS tot the present week : opim from 10 WI 6, and 0 tin 10 ehnkleltn,ls. ?Ads), Heiterown der legal& J. A. NICK Y, Cohen& E. Y. YO Searatary. Weir or eissoroes. 1iL11101.9 BOTLXIT, as. Paatane ) n /Yens.. Timothy Wirth and Co. JOHN A. MBllera les, Depety-Chelimen peer. Orsy sad' Car and Grey and Co., Bombay.) Thomas well, lsq. (liuer Thomas Cardwell and Co., mid Cardwell, Pareemsd Co., Bearr.) Charles A. rearm, . on. lesion eel On, lute of Mass. Augustine Heard M... Ora.) William Maitland, Dr. (err WILMop, Stewart, and Co., Calcutta) Bird,J . F. Coleman. and B. X Bird, Esq. (arm of Messrs. Cole ma. Tor cud, 'Youngs, and Oa). GINIALu. Irmanan—Authany Mule, BK. Ammer llemease—Y. W. Marren" seq. The Bank drages& skinune The Loran /dearer Bank. going a 'gnash...The National Bar Arra Di allorrir —The inter Unen Company. IMOICIAL—Yeems. roster and Braithwaite. IOL/0120111.—Yeatag Freshaeide sod Neemeen. MST /111.0XT of the 00IIBT o f 110301011113 to the SEARZBOLDB. The Court of Directors, In presenting their first report end telancerset, have per reamer in ormateating their es thepritios attained by the Bar daring the trurpet•T s od u Ct. has elapsed ere the commencement of ite operations. • The half year for which the accounts ars sow issliNed. and diginewhlch prod a paten only of the rimer brae so of the Bank herb= emir's, repress:de not only the favors able sere of the re in India, but km also been char =ow • severe monetair ars in this cownry, whir has Oh exercise of the utmost caution In conducting the Cushier of the Bask, and a oessequent restrietion of tie Notw gisTl Mandiag these drawbacks, the net profit., after do ducting an charges upon the Darren* buster of the bank, end fully providing ter al lid and doubtful debts. amount to 47 krat i ni the Merton propose to Moderate In the following manner, vis. : L 37,500, by • dividend st the rate of rpm cent per annum. it6ooai l bora of Its. per share, eguakto 6 per omit. per anima together err to 10 per eat. per annum on the peld-up card op Mae December, to be rid to the proprietors free of Wore tax. £8,484112. lid., 'll DqviDstial of the whole of the preliminary " Mr. to he added to the reserve fool, which, with the pre• rants mien from the recent issue of new shares, will then amount on BOsk /Sae oat, to 6176,100 end re berme, A 11.464 Its. 961., lir worse to carry to re media of the proat and loss account for the current year. The Directon have further re Mears* to conimatulate the ahareholdees urea the woorisi her el the begr both Imre and in *blob were ail receiver token up upon the terms 'Pacified in the circular addressed at the time to the original promisees : the edditiosal creek oomph not remand by any ellgeactee ¢ the wan Dewed dmirable to gm upon a footing suitable its credos rarest. lihs Meet" Whose tea of ores lir Dow aptiwaisi . eligible for reelection, elm themselves nenordinglyord. ro commend the mercer are present able veneerer ra and the Merton Madder da ms ix asditor for the Interrerwoneenyear. VErRILOQUSM and MAGIC by ESTO- IiAs Thous s i t raordinary renieenriatione continue to attract aonded house as every occasion. Pooh Ofei a = night A half-part seven, and Saturday afternoon at h tvre.—.ltate la the INDiatiO4 for the .N eelllllL Thseire al Illyelary. ilntifa Us nund lll 7. A. YNA Aran flanagar. Ts' OXFORD. —" The Brother sod Bister," VW. Ilene and die H. 117 : hod "La grow ategah hy Mho,. 'Miss, rlialeat aged 8 yaws ; Wee gaffe, Li layeader, the Great heath Tesoro : , MAW ttle Bob, Madame lodge, Bodeen h4o wale, be lieges When, sad the celebrated D'Asbahh. KVAILY O. LONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. WAUGH sal ax. II sad 4. 000DOSIWILIZT. W. BROWN BROTHERS. - PATENT OHAIBB sad DOUCHES, Barrack PIMP" Truall. Perim& bass, lA, at PRICES CONSIDERABLY ZEDUCED. 1. PICCADILLY. CISAREses Sas. BARLOWE PATENT OAS% STAND, a new botootios, so admirably cootie - void NW a ta li WI, so woll SI osolito auks, Loy b solood at lOW on tt witiost melt!. Ito Mks la oo loopolooltk Odd the loodboost Ith . r ge mot limpid wi t 4, no pomibillty Goa be Wombed. Moo PL. 122., 14a.. to omit 4, to, sod IS {ono° cooks. BARLOW'S SELF-AOTING SYPHON TAP. No volOrt tigers& No non Id low co sow week Moil O. St o OM*, tio.—ol =to= =la. =thtdr .1.441 5 1..4" on on ovore7adt ; in others ors learliat 1011Mistr. Nogrovlop rods. Ittlabilobod 140 L T a and J. TIELDB LABEL is on all pasts V • 104 boxes of thei Jr PM= ItICDAL LARAYINg CANDL/8. BUTPLUID TO iworrrs GOVIRMOTIT. I C. sad J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires WI • I■o bra" mar, at saerbAels say easdlosilsk. bans So Um end. VOLD ingliTllWti. T 0. and J. FIELD'S Patent Self-fitting, Hard V • CHAMBER CANDLlijor dosabases, safety tram OM sad soaaomr• THEIR NAHA IS ON IRBY CANDLY elf. a and J. FIELD, Ilipm d Mazah, Lambeth eatdacturers of the ogle zavzci INN: F: Maser:Waren et the New Petse U t N ICI D . 6 5 eN-fiftb4 Ckafeber GNAW ; stasefeeterers of the Prim Nadel ?anise Outage. AI BIITISIND TO NKR KAMM'S GOTTINIIIINT. "nAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb. • .1.1 piranha, IL ed.; mood rumen% 141.. Worm. 3a ad! media. 44.. Qom Halal& was, la. id.; traimareat was, ls. 6d.: Dalimot was sad mom la ; Owwas was. la. id. ; betook Wax. k ; aoasplaita, Id.. Ild.„ NA ttr beef. 104. ; merlMe (Sr PaleWs lamps, dd.; maga led.; moulds. lCd.; best Ostas lid. per Pte: 7eeaw war. VW, 40 x. 46a. sad Ida. low =ea. • elotiled, ; old Wowa Window, la. 9d. pot yaeko4; 0011016011 brows Wladaar. la. ; wldl• Maim. la. vo 1P..11 V& a ° 7o l l:6' old taloa d il l a s ho . r e w=m, 63, eR llsralleolana, Martha-saw Leedom. W.O. ;neat year. no pirecton alto recommend the shareholders to aulborim them to &rime and pay inch an Interim dividend half.yearly, for theca/vent and home years , as they may dean desirable. pending the Anal adjuring,* of the accomite. BOYILITT, Chairman. Lombereenoel, LC., Aprll 00, NW -- ASIATIC BALLING CORPORATION. GENZIAL BALANCE, KM December, left 110. LIAKIANM. To capital, 06,000 celitnal Amu at ate emb 000,000 To Ism cells to anew 6,166 A 496,606 0 0 To cornet and Axed deposits , 3,1 14 .667 6 4 To bills payable and Mbar some doe to tliepellio 1,r17,326 16 10 morn AND 1,066 ACCOUNT. To balance from Lib June to $l.l Deonnber„ UM, after deductloa of charges and making • provleton far bad. doing DAM • 6 BtritGLMMIS, and their PRIVENTIVE.— TYNE'S Patent SASH YASTENZBA, so highly com mended by the police magistrates for the prevention of burgla ries sad vibration of states, can cow be Dal wholesale of the ilimilischirsol, Berner end Co., Albion Works, Willenhall, Staf fordshire . S. Soiree. 80. Dokeatrest, Liverpool: Rowley and Co., 1. glib street, Manchester ; and of the Pakntee, A gnome s tew, Geuve lens, Camberwall—M prime 'guar tow with the maroon melons fastener. Retailed the principal iroomoo pm 11 the kingdom, who are how b a g supplied. 64.177,011 6 10 Ca. ABM/. By eats sad balßas 4381.94 11 11 By cub with bashers sad money at call 1.U26,157 B 6 By geverninent securities 114.00 0 0 By bilk reesteshic lams, La, Ise toths Owpc By 4,213,608 11 1 By preliminary aerates I MPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. 10D01118' ntrzoviD CORA= BEMS, etz ler OIL Soma owiliti Nuts (war No. 64), Is all atm, 111 h. taw ladd-deam, Late!! for szeollisoo cad chasposis. Priewl Wm, with NU pooli froa—ZODORAB aad Oa., WA asks; " TariTa' — adiao, Clirlaidrooo. e NatabOshad 00 711 SA. N. Oa vid lisalak• 64137,011 110 PROFIT AND LOSB ACCOUNT.—For tbe hall-year ended 313$ December. 1881. To balance carded forward THRESHER'S KASHMIR FLANNEL saiers.—Sold only by T11211:81111t and GUNNY, Ont. Mom mit doer to lonotniboase, Strand. Lobo& aIENTLEMICIPS DRESEL—No. 105, Strand.— N.JI HAMILTON and EINIPTON, Tailors, Invite an only Impostlna NEW SPRING GOODS, whlch are now randy. N.l.—A stook of Overcoats always oa hand for present ass. IPS, STRAND. OPPOSITE SISTER FALL By net profit from 30th Jane to 81st December, 1864, subject to deduction for Moonrise .... 510. 430 • E January Ist, 1/185. By balance brought forward £70,433 4 8 F. W. LAW REECE, Acting Genera Manager. . A. 0. DAYIII, Acting Accountant,. P. BOYIEKTI v Chairman. All MAITLAND, I Ilileoe°ll - April 16th. 1866.—We have esanalned the several statements transmitted from the managers of the several branches, and also the books In London upon which the above accounts have been framed, and hereby certify to their correct ness, acoording to such books and statements, to 31st Dec., 1864. JAS. EDW. COLEMAN, H. IL BIRD. MINUTES of the FIRST ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING of the Shareholders, held M the Bank's Mikes, No. 4, Lombard. street, on THURSDAY, the 4th day el May, ISO, FRANCI4 BOVE HET. Req.. in the Chair. The advertisement convening the Meeting and above report of Jut l üblimbed. Third 141111 u. pri the Directors and general bslanceeheet, with statement of the ce pert flee ke 14 41u414. ad with IPhotographic Illustrations, profit and loss account, closed to the Slit December last, having SKIN DISEASES and THEIR REMED IES. been read, the following resolutions were suaceeelvely put and carried unanimously—six. t By Bomar J. JoanAg, M.D. Containing the modern 1. Proposed by the CHAIKMAN Re : seconded by J. A. HIMSILL, treatment (as adopted at the Hospital St. Louis, Pans), for the cure of those numerous diseases so prevalent in a high state of That the report and statement of accounts now read be civilization, too often consequent on an Impure stel e of the blood, causing cutaneous eruptions, scorbutic @fractious, and adopted. Carried unanimously. acrofuLs ; treatment for superficial and deep-seated ulcers tor e. Proposed by the CHAIRMAN; seconded by J. A. linssELL, pidity of the circulatory system, causing discoloration of the Esq. : hands, redness, roughness of the skin, disfiguring the fast, and That a dividend for the half-year ended Slit December last, at prise it an unsightly •appearance, In lien of a clear, fair, and the rate of 16 per cent. per annum, and an additional dividend hesl_qty annlasulon. a c way of bonus of per eenk per annum, be declared and paid " This book is, as he has aimed to make it, thoroughly useful accordingly, free of Income tax, and that the suns be paid in and practical?"—Medlcal Times and Gazette, AngustS, 1860. London on and after the eat Instant. . To be had direct from the Author, 29, Gmegestrest, Hanover Carried unanimously. square, Loudon. W. 3. proposed by Gang &7m. Eq.: seconded hy F. NOM), E rq MUSIC. That the Directors be snd are iereby empowered to declare I and pay half-yearly such an interim dividend for the current and future years as they may In their discretion see fit, pending the final adjustment of the accounts. RR. HALL= PIANOFORTE RECITALS. Carried un ininsonsly. 4. Proposed by MICHAEL H. Scent,BK.: seconded by JOHN Mr. Charles Hand has beg un a new series of the Climes, Eq.: p iano nerformsnoes which for several as have been so That the fallowing gentlemen, whose term of office has ex- — sired, be and they are hereby respectively reelected Directors, Involve* received by the musical public , T he " Piano. vin :—Francia Boykett, Foq. ,_• 1. A. Russell, E.: Thomas forte Recitals ^ of the present maims are to be eight if Cardwell. req.. _• C. A. Fearon, Wm. ; Maitland , Esq. Carried . number. The Brat was given at St. Jamee's-hall yesterday S. Propo unanimously sed by T. H. CoIs%S,RIA Req. ; seconded by JAMS afternoon, and the last will take place on the 29th of July. ARBON and That J. IL Coleman P and H. T. Bird . , Enos, be respectively Ther are not only pleasant iuteriatabg musiml "tar. elected Auditon ; that A. Cl. Milne, Esq., be elected an addl. Miemeate, but instructive lemons to students of the piano. Donal Auditor for the current year ; and that the sum to be paid f oi l & by way of remuneration to the Auditors for the put and current years shall be fixed and determined by the Court of Medan. Canted unanimously. 6. Proposed by JoHN YARSOII3, Evq. ; seconded by T. H. CoLMI, Ego. : • That the cordial thanks of the shareholder' be rendered to the advisers and supporters of the Bank in Bombay, to whose zealous cooperation with the Director., and constant exertions on the Bank's behalf the success of the Bombay agency is so greatly due. Carried unanimously. 7, Proposed by M. H. 8001 T, Eq.: seconded by cam 8711 f. Req.: That the best thank, of the shareholders be given to the Chairman and Directors for their able administration of the aeon dike/kw& Carried unanimously. 8. Proposed by the CHAIRMAN ; seconded by J. A. MUMMA That the thanks of the meeting be tendered to J. E. Coleman, and If. emir trot, Ax their able audit. Carriously. 9. Proposed by the mutual : seconded by J. A. Ittle6lLL Rm. : That the thanks of the meeting be conveyed to the Agents, Managers. end other officers of the Bank tor their zealous ser viced for the peat Imlf-year. Carried unanimously. letaseted hem the Minutea. F. W. LAMILINCL hale( General Knew. 4, Lombardetreek LC., May 4, 1866. Moo PALLAKALLTTATETTE, An Ironing *ltowspapor sael sootodas, 0101401 AU STA ISIM OS the Day, largo number of original utioira on Politics, Mars We, 4c.—Moc, 14, Sallibuy-greet, Strand DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE IolMatbens, Happlass, and Disappointments. Is. Mann. fknhlll .or Author. THE PANTHEON TITIINISH BATHS, L.: fifteen, 21a. Wide SU, Woodsy,. At Dr. D's professional residence, S. Great Ilariborossesetrest. W. Also, the Post-dace Grand Tartish Baths, Is. Id., 19, St. NartitieleOresd, CHORAL FIRTIVAL AT THE CRYSTAL PALACL — Fin thousand choristers will meet on the Handel orchestra st the Crystal Palace on Wednesday Desk under the direc tion of Mr. G. W. Mattis, the oexaslon being the eighth &annul choral festival of the metropolitan schools. The choir will comet of three thousand five huodred children selected from the various schools, who have been trained as the first and second eoprence. There will also be five kindred adult sopranos and altos, and ooe thousand tenon and haloes, forming a choir of exactly eve thousand voices, The pro gramme for the occasion will comsat of a mlsotica of choruses, anthems, madrigals, part mom he. There is some talk of Mr. Henry Rosaell, the musical composer, beteg knighted. lrF YOU L, send for SUSSEX SMITH, 1 and Co.'s ILLIATIA TRAVK TID CATALOGUE of PORTIA& NTEAUII, Trunks. Bags. end every other &revelling requisite. Alas Meld. Marten and Opera Gleams, unriva ll ed fur excellence and chew eeen-48A New Ostordetreet, W.C. iJ 'WAAL% NEW PERFUMES, the TITIEN'S it BOUQUET, Indian Bouquet, and Chingos Booquet, ts. 6d. sash : in Do; Ts. The Thames Fan, 3s. 6d., by post tor 64 s wops. The Jockey Yen tor tho Bases.lol. 94., by poet for is Himmel s istde Noustalnk from Li Ito Perfumer to the Emperor ot tho Treacle. &e., 96, Strand, L, Cornhlll, end itS, Itegratotreet londoet. ViPOWLANDS' MAO•SSAR OIL. Li, mues l is:A, fragrant. and pellucid oil is universally In high repute for Ift unprecedented *acme during the kat dzty years to promoting the growth. restoring and beautifying the hawse hair. It prevents lair from falling off CO taming grey, strengthens week hair, cleans& It tram scurf and dendriff, an d minket it beentlfally eon, pliable, sad dome. Per ehildras it k oweelally recommended, as forming the bads of a beautiful had of het, while tie introduction Into the nursery of royalty, and the high esteem in which it Is ualvereally held, with lIIIINTOOS teme timoolals constantly received of its eineacy afford the beet and smell pools of he merits — Trios L . 6d., 7a, lea ed., equal to batimill. sal Illa haitia.—aold at IS, Itttliztiprdia. wad bifingsts and perfussra—ask h r Rowlands' Yammer OIL 1311500TT11 BILIOUS and LIVIR PIL : mover Calm temedy. seeeets4 does& gay todedeed. bred the res el Dr. bow. trill be laud blvsbutbie be dl die seller trad Moss sad liver oossyldsts, Wiggled de& mend stddbres. dad+ et the eyee, he. Per meMesses. se WA/ spaded astbdas, and as s puller d as Wood. dtd tent/szosant ; odd tig their operates add ✓edid to the Medea, they add dyed* peered sad strophes as dmis woes eystems—ded byr.=- bed, ebeddiwlrolleas4l4, sad by reel Is Is. It& sad Is.9 a leV ica4 sere to ed sew. =rows ma nr. Ifs geoulas ere la sisamtvsse pow. " willeaSismaner aim./ la the dom. MADAMS Tons•VD'S.—The effigy of the supposed ninitlerer of Pledged Lincoln has boon added to the oollection of the prarristor of the Baker.etrest Gallery. There ie DO doubt &heat the ammo of the MSC to the original, as there are many cermet phottraphs in the albums of theatrical people, which at once prase the identity. 'This portrait was modelled more immediately from a likewise in the palmation of Mrs. Stratton, wif• of thread Tom Thumb, promoted to that lady by Booth himself. Dowttitio-rresar, MAY 3.—The Queen has been planed to appoint William Chambers,Fou., to be one of her Majesty's among for the liked of Mems.—Gazette. GLADRIONV AND THE OXTOILD UNITZESITY. —The folio win circular has just been howl to the wadi. tamsl of the university :—" Mr. Gladstons'a imataiittme roma. King's Arms Hotel, Oxford , April 21, 11365. It is gess:ally understood that parliament will be dissolved hi the month of July seat.private 0111 , 1110 has been = o n for the last twelve months to favour of Mr. Hardy, at pprsmmt M.P. far Losenioster, so en opromat to Fir. Gisdstosw For these ramose it senses that Mr. Gladitooe's friends should so loupe re. a me hisctire. Mr. Gledstooe e at s mpressated the animosity for eighteen yars, with gre odvastag• to Ms intmasts ; and ha high, pare, sad indspendeot character, his eminent talents, sod eplendid public sorvioes have added dietioetios to the seat, and entitle him to • 00 1 1' tiousaos of the swot which the imestettmez ati ll i n habitually given to • worthy niposseotative ors The committee, therefore, lope that they am meat open your rote for M.r. Gladstone, at the appreselong eisstiere. and that you will oblige them by oosomaniosties with them oa the subject without delay. The tisimmities Elselloto Act, passed la 1851, will sable mercbscs of sonreadisia to rote without @enui op to Oxford, by mesas of vides paper& A proper lona, with directions as to the ark cimentiou, - will ha seat to if do W. J lisolbe hoover to be, sir, your 1111M/i, W. chairman.* Mr. Giadatooe's Oxford oommithee= the names of about am hundred gestlernsa, swept whom me **follow* heeds of boasts :—The Doss al Wet ' church, tha Prevost of Orial, the Mader of Belief. the Principal of Beamoose,_ the Rev. tho Becker el Linda, the Beer. Moi Prinsipal er Jeans Mflo^ the_ PAW* fellow Too 71•11. sad the Abel* dßt. Noma HeM. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. Owns% =mamma.) THE PRUBSULN CHAMBER& BERLDI, NAT 6. In to-day's sitting of the Lower Home the debate upon the Military Reorganisation Bill was re sumed. Herr von Bonin's amendment, propcsing a mediation between the Government and the Chamber on the question of the military budget, was lost, only 8 votes being given is its favour. Paragraphs 1 and 2 of the government bill were re jected by 258 to Si votes. The ministry hereupon declared that they had no further interest in taking part in the discussion. Paragraphs S and 4 were then rejected, and upon the motion of Herr von Hennig all the remaining paragraphs were together put to the vote and rejected. THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. ALGIERS. MAT The Emperor, accompanied by Meal Machialion, has visited the environs of this tone. His Majesty breakfasted this Morning with the Aghas Bachaghas nt : the provisos of Algiers. The Emperor's health oontiansammelleat. THE DUKE ON BRABANT. KAMM:MIL JUT L The Duke of Brabant arrived here yesterday, and left immediately for Brussels direct. SPALN. MADRID, VA 5. The official gazette of to-day pit/Althea a decree ordering the evacuation of St. Domingo. Yester day the sale by auction of the bondi guaranteed on landed property took place here. A minimum price of 88 pee cent. was fixed by the government, and private individuals from Madrid sad the Spanish provinces subscribed for about 80 millions at this price. Offers have, however, been received fOr more than three hundred millions at 86 or 88. ARRIVAL OF SIR HUGH ROSE AT TRIESTE. TBIESTIL, NAT 5. Sir Hugh ROW, lately Commander-in-Chief of the Indian army, has amved here from Alexandria. Achim" remind from Persia state that the Shah had dismissed his ministry. INDIA. (IT DINICT OVIMAND manitasn.) BOMBAY. Aram 29, 2.45 T.Y. Cotton and piece goods unchanged. Excise on London, 2s. Exchange on London, 21. Old. CALCUTTA, Aria S. BOMBAY AND MAIIRITI I JS MAILS. The following telegram has been received by Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Com- MAT 5. The Ripon, with the above mails, arrived here at 8 a.m. to-day. The mails leave for London at ILBO a.m. THE OFFICIAL INSFECTION OF WORK HOUSE& Mr. H. B. Farnall, as Metropolitan Inspector under the Poor-law Board, completed his periodical exa mination of the workhouses of St. Marylebone on Tuesday last, and the result of his observations will in due course be laid before the guardians and the authorities at Whitehall. Meanwhile, It may be useful to show the principle on which these in spections are made, the extent to which they are carried, and how far the recommendations made by an officer of the crown are carried out. Firstly, then, no warning is given of the intended visit. Mr. Farnall selects some morning on which, from various circumstances, such as letters of complaint from paupers, the lapse of time, or other causes, he thinks it expedient, on public grounds, to examine the details of management, and proceeding to the establishment singled out, is at once couductea through its wards, infirmaries, workshops, and dor mitories. One half the Marylebone workhouse was thus inspected last week, and testing the efficiency of the remainder occupied the whole of Tuesday. As various matters were pointed out by Mr. Far nail in the chronic ailment and convalescent wards, the workhouse master made the me moranda, while the former in each room picked out one or two paupers, and, out of hearing of the parochial officials, questioned them as to the treatment they experienced, and the degree of comfort and consideration they obtained. The replies were generally satisfactory, some of them poisoning a rude pathos, as that of the old woman who was well taken care of, but would be glad when the Almighty took her, for "I'm tired ;" and that of her neighbour who wept be cause she could not remember her c hildren's names, and couldn't send for them if she were d y in g to! morrow. It was pleasant to note about some of the beds, and on little shelves or tables at their head, h amble efforts on the part of their poor occu pants to give their resting-place somewhat of a home look. Sometimes it was one or two photographic likenesses, duly framed, or a water-colour drawing, the obvious handy work of the young mistress in younger and brighter days ; or the coloured supple ment of one of the illustrated papers ; or even an ambitious family portrait Is oils ; or, in the case of a catholic pauper, a rude cruci fix and image of the Virgin, which gave an individuality to the bit of wall user which she lay. It was pleasant, too, to occasionally note/one of these feeble creatures being soothed by a re , arrangement of the bed-clot i liee, or to a trifling change of posture by a companion is misfortune only lees feeble than basalt, and it was gratiir log to learn that a workhouse library is at their disposal, and that volumes may be procured there , from on application by the nurse. The effect of this last intelligence was, however, somewhat j modified on inquiring for the works at present in use. The paupers of St. Marylebone must have a greater leaning to ecclesiastical lore, and a far ke.ner wish for the acquirement of abstract know , ledge than most people of their station, if "The History of the Church" and "Researches in Caffraria " are selected for perusal in preference to the entertaining literature we were assured was kept at hand ; and it may be doubted whether this not unimportant branch of sick-room comfort is not left too much to chance, or to the opaque sympathies of pauper nurses. For in this portion of the house there is no paid superintendent, and though the wardswomen were all civil, obliging, and, apparently, kind, it is obvious that the constant scrutiny of an independ ent name would be a substantial advantage to the inmates, and a concession to the Poor-law Board, which ought to be carried out. When one of these old paupers die—and many of them seemed flicker ing between life and death during our stay—a levees is placed round her bed, privacy is accorded bet for the first time, and after four hours the body is removed. The reason gives for this delay is the amen* jealousy with which the treatment of the dead is watched by the living. Thus, if a corpse ware taken away before what is held to be a defeat period had elapsed, the survivors would be indig ' meat and unhappy ; and, Maser as it may sound, the retention of a dead body in a room full of aid . people is nothing more than a tribute to the public opinion of the house ! After pla be llaahi a. ugh Tana after room full of these elderly inv constantly stoppiag by the way to examine instant wardawomen, and to geutly listen to the remarks of paupers, the sleeping wards of the other inmates were examined. of these were better venti lated, bad more light,. and were in all respecta superior to the foregoing. Still, there seemed le be an uncertainty as to the number of beds which* might on emer gen cy be crammed into each room which was far from satisfactory. The same scrutiny of bed-clothes and approval or condemnation of windows and air-shafts were gone through, and in all cases notes were made for the subsequent consi deration of the guardians. The want of lavatories on the same floor, or at least in the same building as the sleeping chambers, was very striking, and formed a stronger testimony to the crowded condi tion of the establishment we were in from the fact of the rooms wherein such acoommodation would appropriate being filled wi th beds Whil be st pro gressing from one ward to the other the new sleep ing plans and baths for the beniesises poor came under view. Then an of the kind familiar to all visitants of refugee and casual wards. The barrack beds, like butchers' trays, were bare and empty, and the Toga belonging to them' were piled up in a corker of the oblong cham ber while over its &MAIM hung a hideously gaudy dreis, and an ungranimatien announcement that any woman tearing up her clothes would be num polled to wear it. The horror of a patchwork gar- • ment, composed of all the hues of the rainbow, and . suggesting equally a sweep whose intellect had fled on May Day and a scarecrow afflicted with colour blindness, has been too much for even the most refractory, and since its exhibition and the warning affixed to it there bee been no case of clothes tearing at this workhouse. From the baths below to the sleeping-pine above runs a stone stares" • up which these poor women have to walk after being immersed in warm water. Up to Tuesday there had been no regular supply of covering for feet or body for such of them as were without shoes or fit drew, and Mr. Yarnell very properly insisted upon coarse robes and slippers being temporarily provided for all. The guardians have net ap pointed a paid superintendent to look after this branch of relief, though the cost of dotog so, as , well ea all other necessary expenditure for their casual poor, would fall upon the common fund, cud t hey thus furnish one men Weans tion of the reluctance with which parochial bodies avail themselves' of the advantages proffered than, if such advantages involve innovation or reform. In this particular workhouse it has taken yens of argument and manifold official recommendations, or letters and reports, wherein the same things hays been urged with persistent frequency, to being about the changes essential to decency and order ; aid even washen much has been done, and its capabilities apparently developed to the Utmost, it is impossible to avoid the conclusion that it is sadly unsuited for a population of 1,700, a large number of whom are permanently invalided. At the aide of the house which is furthest from' the main entrance, and beyond some dungeons which have not been used for years, but which are fine specimens of the British lock-up in the Jack. Shepherd and Dick Turpin era, is situate a lengthy outhouse known as "the building." In the ground floor of this place some 20 male paupers were sitting, and in its upper chamber were their beds. Neither the one nor the other is fit for human habitation, and are as gloomy dark, and unpleasant as, bad lighting and inadequate ventilation can make them. The sole defence for their use in the present day is the extreme pressure on the space at the dis posal of the guardians, and this may be met by the question—la it necessary to keep the parish work house is as present position at all, and is it son the fact that a judicious extension of out-door relief would thin the list of occupants amazingly I More than one old woman said in our beetling that she would gladly have kept out of the house if the guardians would have granted her 2s. 6d. or Sr. a week, and though this branch of the subject le fraught with difficulty, it may be doubted whether the interline of ratepayers are beat served under the system now in vogue. When it is a saving of trouble to medical officer and out-door functionary to drive paupers into the workhouse, it seems oar tain that scant encouragement will be given to those who desire to keep out of it, and it may be that means might be adopted which would relieve the overcrowded buildings without adding one penny to the rates. But in the face of all we saw and heard on Tuesday the question of moving this work house to some other site—which it seems has been frequently mooted—is one of paramount import ance. We have shown that so far as the Poor-law Board is concerned its inspections when they take place are minute and searching in the extreme. We understood that the infirmaries and a great portion of the building examined by Mr. Fanuill during last week are excellently appcinted, and from what we heard was the condition of the work house a few years back—when the inmates, sick, infirm, or otherwise, bad to cook their own food, and when the whole place was a pandemonium of unruly none—it is certain that vest and imports ant improvements have been effected. But it is one thing to declare that the best is made of faulty . materials, and another to assert that the materials are suited to their purpose. Maryle bone workhouse is, it is obvious, too small for the number thrust upon it, and no degree of willingness on the part of guardians, or rigid examinations and reports from the Poce-law Board, can remedy this defect. It should be here stated that the inspection of the wards and dormitories is much lees frequent than is enjoined by law. Judging from the report book in which their visits are recorded, it would seem that two, three, and even six months not unfrequently elapse between their several examinations of the establishment under their care. This is radically wrong, and when we compare it with the " once a week or once a fort night" laid down by the Poor-law Board as • fitting time for the guardians to inspect their workhouse, the possibility of a Daly or Gibson lingering for weeks unknown and unheeded becomes painfully apparent. This pariah, however, like many others in the metropolitan district, being governed by a local act, its guardians are elected by the vests' , instead of the ratepayers, and are far less amenable .o official authority in consequence. And this it is which seems to point to a missing link between the framing of regulations and their enforcement. It is indeed quite possible that the recommenda tions of Tuesday will be refused or not granted for years, said that, despite the minute particularity of inspection, the intelligent attention of master and matron, the note-taking, the advice ' and the I remonstrances, even the simple reques t that a short preyee—" five minutes" were specified-.- shall be aimed up night and morning, will be Sladared unreasonable. In another metropolitan amt worked nyder a local act, the alleged ity of paupers attending church service every evening has been made the pretext of altering their supper hour from the rational one laid down by the Poor-law Board to 4in the oftersoon, so that the poor wretebee, in order that they may be well plied with spiritual food, are sent hungry to bed. At Marylebone, judging from the statements made by paupers, children and others, the religious ex erases seem to run in the opposite direction, aed to be scarcely so frequent as might be wished. But at present each workhouse has its little list of im pediments, ahcetcominge, and neglects, whereof the guardians themselves are sometimes at cues ignorant and iseocent, and which are perhaps due to some narrow-minded master or obstructive clerk. So long as this is possible, so long will the old moral assert isS, in spite of inspections, letters, and lb port. ; sad a mere stringent system of supervision, sot es to sande bet sabot, and greater uniformity et rule, he imperatively celled foe. /jai