The Express. — London, England, 1865-05-22 00:00:00

IS E INS PAPER ( f., 7.; 4- ...',...tv .• 1 4 . k v ~,,:. t.,: . ;•. J ..7; . . 47: 4 : tsattdxs I, / -' (rj Air r wis vie L Alll garde M. A. Sematopolo-R ee. Kensington. nista ankh% eltia CoLtary and Rough Rah oil roaaaera-0. Maithaws ro, scribblers-W. Firth, ta Ives; Sr must, mendisatcs-Mi LlNtiellididelM alp broken, kean. amekliseaaa. Y orkah. , wWaikey.C,ardkr, grocers..m, Salford LAncaah summit! sad .. lre, b, I inalums-J. %wart and q, ildeaters-J. W. Tatos and ...id porter deakies-lt. ens parker, Lirecloool. mums. T. koper-R. Variant am 1k manufacturees-C. Spud.. din, rag merchant' -.1; ca.; rodratgre, owniens-T. Lam Int ler4LWl4 mi ll awlein -U Mae. jun., J. Z. MarahaU, J. lg., woollen Meth manntacteras-. Vednesbury Statfurdats... , Liverool, tallanu_c „ _lllgnett, Lt." ( Zrl . innuendo,. Jun-R. lont, braes isemire and W. Oook, Ipswichig . mamalt-1,/, R. 01" and P. is_w„White. J. M. J 4 as; t Mould site manufacture's- Ruukingtsanastreet, Adelpitt, arrwrioNa. _ - c;iioll — bi;;i4 - 1 : . liaY I 4 at tA• eau cutter, May ts, ee tu mr. ear merchant. May ht, as Lam Korea.% fats.. Gtragew, manufactures'. Mar te. at Ms 10178. -4-- 19.—There ti a died, bailers pr ud . and prior hays &dna.* . 00310.—ilie market v sleek Bd.; old, 40a. ; J 40a. 3d. to,, 41s. 6d. to 9d dammed for `• aorta" at the ma offered sold. Pagacrog dm% for and old, 395. to 401 ; Ames. beef, 39a, to 394. 6d. seed las ; South American, 41& 64, without °hoar. 39 4. me me/a. been a good deal al spacakiise W prior made 9 iga a deeded Ceylon and S Coals, fid. to 411. . Ulm motto tor, 390. Palm oil, Sas legra, cal, 31e. Ifat 19.—The Lavinia is the to close of last week °outland on a general &dies in prima. On idedly improved, and bes duo em the trade as well se caporten, manta from New Turk up to the the decline has beau remand, vs further advanced. In Sea 'has been dyne, and the taediacy sat buyers. America& has Moo for oonsamptioa and upon, and advance of gd. per lb. us After a decline of /reedy nds of Brasile a very large both the trade sad exporters, re. uotatieca. Egyptian in Cu early o grl. per pound, but sabsimuntiv demand prices have rallied, tad met rates. ,l3myraa, Wog in can de, has recovered the daii sub of the week, and aloud gd. pa t quotations. The market °peed last Luba, but the supply was is gd. to gd. per pound. Oa Tut& f all drecriptions have bees so cc* for fair, with good staple, have line with the exception of Wenn% gat low Tete& Chios and Jape iich induced large operations, eat at 4d. per lb., at who* the nand dater* have taken during the psi 2,010 bales ; and the trade, 46,81 awe had a good demand to-day, ed dui higher prices. The atlas us 000 are for import and apsouledu official qaotations : Fan fair Mobile, 17d. ; middliag, ° l l 4r; Bing, 1444. 51iNCHISTIR, MAY 19.—Tbs new is very firm, and pVialle are streagth doe of goods. Perhaps the mei D-day's market has bee° that to i • consiaerable amount of halms wg at gradually advancing rata no is a strati upward tendency. eery general for all quarters. A fair been done to-day in yarns for lea* lemand has been very quiet for seen trade yarns there has hese a vwy remit prices of i Tuesday. Oa d ntly advancing prices of codas se ag to act more and more as a ohs& rim for India are very dared ci ollowiag the upward corms at the material, are asking rather Idgbet hang back • good deal, set adispared to operate. A pdvats Bombay, dated 13th inst., quota di folly Is. per piece, net, under the oda °cold be parduwed in the Saw and of course inch advioes are set shippers of cloth to operate far Oat er more doing in printing clothe, lad ited for the home trade market, sad sea. The heavy perdue's of cedes iy at Liverpool, which, after malt iv• end expert lots, are coasidert rate of consumption, have attrac tame extent accounted for oa the cur the mills which have 101 l been dm} I again. At Preston and acme Mho which have been idle for two le o be re.opening ; and as in startiM I been 'topped • portion of the cot• toothed in what is willed " filling the ones of cotton just now are expectal dismay to meet such requiremeau all manufacturer at Blue Pitts, Dew ID, KAT 19.—We had a fait ropyly it to-day. mad all beet deseripticem making 41m. to 43m. ; white, 461. to a without dump in value. 19. ire have had only 1 wheat, and last week's prices we, to 43a. ; white, 420. to 455. Barley, m. to 27e. 9.—A good show of wheat, whioh is 11 prices of last Friday, but the de . Barley slow of male. - line 19.--enwpos Bentley, 16n 3L; e. 3d.; Eden Main, 16e. Ad. tne, 17s. Be ; gad Baan_l ll l keth cton, 6d. 18a. 3d. ; Walla Lid Walla End Vied Lam Mon, 17n 01, 18n. 3d. , Walls End Hough Ele6 od South Kallos, 17s. 6d.--6b6:4 17'10 RETURN & Mass Ps& KN. Tabl4 T 24 1. 331. 0999. 9•99929. 98999d1e5. 190. 4 9..1377 9,973 16,491 98,113 14111 2811 6,189 13 837 19,971 130 ERIAGES, AND DEATH/3. BIRTHS. at Derby Lodge, iDals toe Igoe , th e wife a of daughter. Castle VIII" Shore-road, Backael, ergs, of a daughter. Bachmoud, the Wife of C. A. Gorda', 104. —Ma/ 18, at Pembeidge 4 quare. W. Wo robilte , of a daugh waltzer. IM Verdant Ledge, Moth% ijOr of afh Lseeaahire Artillery Valuator% Imlay Park, Tumbridge-Wella, tbovils • mon. MARRIAGES. ey 16. et the parish church, IMMO P a "' GNIIIN 8. IC Brown, ot faba* Reuter , daughter of the late B. Ball. ka. Alton. Oxfordshire. .Lbt. Hey 17, W. seetearos. Peddisgha. ackhelts. T. H. Itackhent, ~ of COP. Cathodes, daughter of C. H. H. A. 14qQa2., Hyde-park. 17. at Se Jittery. by Oa Mr. F. Sealy, 11. D., of Waybridge, hara: W. G. Congdon, tag.. 01 zs MATHS. r 17, at SlMewl, Jane Cartatchaal, aged 7 1 lall aloonatreet, MA Picea&Ul..7ooll.6 gar t a u'bias of th e lat.• Rev. r• Hunt of laaboill-wirti.1•1010" r, at Halesdon, Prtuoia-Pli" enatnga Esq.. KW 9 °. 17, at Parts, W. D. emb erviDe. 1 1 4. DWllngtowavad. Le, [ems. a 111014 dribt - ger Wn t ia mum t SLOntiaa%g V 11018". h• proc.ll.o 4 duvet. in , MIL No. 6.F62. email FAUN LI Valtrutd. OA 61111111411 TOWN TO NSW YORK. TB;IILIVERPOO4 NEW YORK, and I PHTLADWLIGTIA MAJI-SEEP 0011PANY rend der prang Orr Olyderelli Dean law deernelddy, area. II arse LITIRPOThor IflIW YORK. CITY Or WASHINGTON, Wednesday. May IL CITY OF CORK. Saturday, My A. CITY OF LONDON, Wednesday. May $1 And every Wedaesday , and every Aura. la hallway. Orr - sSi resew by tht! uradwaang m W • and 11 'slawe, nu accorddag to re errosernodadolu alk = Oa ds parrs by aelieats reamer neas. Forward rse ✓a, a fan al sor r %IS gui robed preadars. aresescg o or dassa dr Viaboldrer. and liellsh Oelluabkr . TITIMWIA=7". 11. Wal= r eet. thermal • or bo a SUB ° ad MOLY. a. WAR Landon. n V ERLLND ROOTE.—COMMUNICATION by lIINAN to INDIA, A _NSTRALIA. Me., NGTPT the riorimua sad ttIIWAL STEAM NAVIGATION 05121 PANT BOO[ TASSINGEIB sad resolve Otrie sad Panels thell Louden office for Gibralter. Yank ICAA. Ades, Oryloa, Wean Galenite, the Stroh% sad Claw b 7 thdr Mamoru re=lbratiteaspton en the 4th sad NO of every math tar Maly Rapt, Aden, and Bombay by those of the 12th sad Nth ed este month end for Neuritis; Kl Geeroufs Nelboants, and Sydney, by the stesatere Moroi loath. =lca the 20th ot every enonth.-7or Outlier gartienlin s toe onnianye Mom Ltatteshallotreed, LO.. Le ase ; w Orissidlisar. Soathorprra. fOTTERDAM and the RHINE.—REDt7C ?ION of ?ARTS. - The Netherland' (Steamboat Cent: lard sad lavowits steamer BATAVIILL Captain W. BMIT leave Brunswick Mr. Blackwell. MAY SUNDAY at 11 it' zgr i ti of the i ratelo.3 .1 . • • BM% !ma ei a We 171 - FilrfulVic - fialysesek : or to GRAVE% PM -131% o=r izg n. uj ieltdkaaa KO. DRl3l7ll.—Direot Route to Hanover, Bruns- Ida, sad °astral Cliewany.—The North herniae Lloyd's M dem env summer CONDOR, Orphan &MR, will is diehakeed haw Horeelydowe es fiIIIIISDILY, the 264 h May E n Delmatleag). at 10 &id, Who at Blackwell nee tee at 11 Doom—Tares to Bremer. St end 41 ; Mesa 41110L—Appb at ITabseuel Offise. w.: cc to 'MAWS, SZAV3II. mum!. M i ra. .14,11.150d-bes.l.C. gaOTHENBIJAG.—The finis arit-olass steamer LA Oren" WASL. Capt. 3TEIHL, will be asepatebed from liwielydows o of about cm Ibrd last. Ibis IiONISAIt bee se aocoutoodetloa for pearewera To be hollowed b 7 lba Packet.—Forßamboos rain of freight and pewee jipplj et Mie'a tfulveriel Office, agent.clreve W.: or to 'BILL PPS. LL li PHILLIPPS sad Co.. IL llowl-lase, LC. ROYAL SARDINIAN RAILWAY COWPANY - COVIOWL OF ADMIIIIMA/10111 1:11 HououLla hurstworr—Martlals BOYL DI VILLAPLOS. GI Ipso ty of Ili a Italian Pullman Bran ntoo. Dpu riretra DI latirlds. H. R. ORENYaLI, Req., M.P., Chairman. CHARJIB BILL. Lip.. I4Put7 Chairman. Therm Hater. leg., M.P. The Chevalier Ippoldo Jolla Pander, Esq., M.P. ' NOTICE it (SITIO, that at an EXTRAORDINARY ORNRRAL 11.1111 NO of the Company, held at the London Tavern, Prhopegarstreet, London, on MONDAY. 16th May, .184=Lort from the Dtrectors, containing the following re done. with a view to raise strident capital for tee completion of distinct and entire portions of the railway. end thereby to Milne the money already *set on the undertaking, was taken into coonderactos, vin: Ist. "That LOOO,OOO be raised by the creation of 01,000 nest. satire preference shares of 410 each, to become shares to bearer when paid up." That all present arrears on calls be paid up, and that a farther call of £1 per share be made on the 30,828 existing LW shares, so that ClO per share shall bepaidupon them." Thit with respect to the 00,000 preferential shares to be Crested, and to be offered preferentialty tore shareholders. tt is recommended that nut of the net annual income of the Com pany, from whatever rums proceeding, a preferential dividend of 10 per cent be paid upon the 00,000 preference shares, which, after induction in the mode hereafter roentiont d of the existing £OO shares, will become the sole shares of the Company, enjoy- ing all the advantages heretofore attaching to the existing L2O sham" " That with reference to the existing £lO shares upon whir gleperaltare shall he paid, payment of the dividend of 10 per met per annum on the mow preference shares having bees .lit made, there be then paid In each year, out of the residue of Dr snarl income, a dividend not exceeding 3 percent per annum upon the £lO paid.up on the existing £9O shares after payment of such two dividends, any remaining income rail, in tech year, be applied to the extinction of the Mahar*, ly drawing by lot. and the repayment of the EIO per share paid thereoe, until the wholerElB shares be tedesered." Andre following issolutioeswer duly passed by the gameythe ROW' of the Directors now read ba, m al i d lan lll gamin hereby accepted and confirmed. and the Coluidl of Act zstalstratton Is lx.reby- authorised and esepowsred to do all beds acts, matters, and things as may, In their judgment, be ea emery or expedient, for carrying re recommendations con tained in the rid Report into effect 2. That in order to give effect to the Report now confirmed • the following sappiramitel regratioes (read to the meeting). in adoration of or In addition to the exlating statutes of the Can. prey , be and the same are hereby pared and adopted, subject to the approval of the government. 3. That the Council be and they hereby are specially authorised and empowered to make such modifications in, or additions to, the supplemental statutes pried and adopted by the t resolution as may seem to them expedirt Pt proper fo°rreirg be effect to the report evuirmed by this meeting, or as may be rossury to obtain the approval ot the government to such sup plemental statutes; and generally the Council are authorised and empowered to settle and adjart each supplemental statutes with the said government And notice to hereby farther given, that forms of a ca byre shareholders for allotment of the preferential s i ray obtained at the wheel e of the Company, or of the broli ers of lips Company, Dews. P . &senor sod Co., 52, 'street, anifll'aisrs. Seymoar and Co, t& ThrOgniortonatreet ' The list ot applications from shareholders will elm on Tharsda,, the Stith May, 156,5, aS•p.m.—By order, C. =TIVOLI, Swasetary. Cease of the Company, 0. Gnat Winchaster-strsakUndil HE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (Limited), 6 and 7, Nicholas-Ism, Losabspld/ed. !MM US= CAPITAL £12000,060 4790.0011 :::: -Ilia* PAID PP. RH3ZIVI 'CND On 4apoidtira - inTain• — eWistr — P•T alitt• at T dyeDodo. it atolnal' rates for money depoeitocrler long periods. TrHE LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE NEE sod WTI INSURANCE COMPANY. Redaction of duty to IA ed. per .at The fall and Imme diate beseet of the reduction will be OTIMI tom JOHN ATKINS, letat cke. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH INSUNANCZ COMPANY Is now toodoeted at City Bank Chambers, No. Pi, Tbreadseedk.street where the Company is prepared tore proposals for Marin* thenrancea at the current raise. ARTHUR JAWS DUMAS, Underwriter. I. W. CRAM Secretary. IMPORTANT RALE of HARDY JAPANESE PLANTS. MS. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, SS, K i ng-street, Covent-garden, W.C., ft THURSDAY, May 2.5, at half-past 12 precisely (without the hoot reserve). a portion of the COLLECTION of JAPANESE PLANTS, Introduced by Mr. J. O. Volta. others may be fnund Others acuminate, promnopitys elegene, pteris ierrulata cristaia, rethiospora etharrosa, abler, slcoquians, able* Erma. aides tolcroeperma, ablee pollta, aucuba japonica tem, ameba linabatn &neut.& longifolls, aucubs macula, cryptomeria elegem, camellia japonica variegate, euonymus japonicas, nymus jap micas annul variegatus, junlyerns rigida, Olinln - Ulna illcifopna , osmanthea ilicifollas maims, osmanthus filet folios varierstus menus, plans bonier, is. raphiedepis ovate, retinospora lycopodloides, retinosrpors obtuse, retinospora Patera, retinospora obtuse sures, retinospora Others auras. 6:L4ol:ay* verticillats, tbulopsis dolabrata, theloyela dolabtsta variegate, thialopals lictevirens, thupapds staadishU, de., all One, healthy, well eatablithed plants In pots, lotted to sultptivate buyers and the trade.—On view the morning of sale, sad cata ogues had. nirosTANT SALE of JAPANWIZ CORIOBITIE3 aad WOW MR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at his Great Rooms, 38. Kin street. Covent-garden. TO MORROW, May 23, at half-past 12 precisely an importation from Japan of valuable 8R0Z4718, China, mush Incense burners, ashes, black and other lacquer ware In the shape of cabinets, beam. Mayo otc large crystal ball, painted screens. carved ivory and wood curiosities, agate beads, is also 29 eases of very Melts Japanese tea; all received direct from Japan, and to be sold without the least reaervatlon.—On view this day and morn ing of sale, and catalogues bad. =UM AVRATC3I from JAPAN, just arrived, la AIR. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION, at by Great Rooms, VI, Rlaffotrast. 'ftrmol-Infasta_ 111['DAY, My '& at half-past It yeomanly, without memo. coast 1,000 sound BULBS of LILIUM AITRATUM, last annul. la omits] coadttlima, from Japan .-- Oa Any tko monied of ml., sad catalogues had. TO LADIES. —ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, Oriental Botanical Preparatien for Improving and Bruit. I'M' the Complexion and Skin ma radiant bloom 11 iniperli to the chest% and the softness and delleaty will,* It Mises of lbe hands and sewn, its capability of eeothinn frritatima and samoviner all rednem, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, diseelent lma, and other cutaneous visitations, render it Indispensable to 7asrtollet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skba. with Morena to cold and inclemency, or intense solar Mal Pram an ed. and fts. ea. per bettle.ol4 an le. Hams.- am w chemists and perfumers. Aak for . Rowlands " and beware of spurious and perniebas artistes der 1 . 6 191 -- amais of " Labtor. TORN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag. and Rick Cloth Manufacturer. Maresses, toots, t loans and awning.. hood. floored. and NOW forM ' dit " halla Moo. Au Orden promptly ozeroted.-110, ADO WA DUD. PADDINGTON. Marquees tor taker. and eretary dabs !KZ CLOT= tor SALII yr 1111 la INSICCTO DESTROYS, is as Haar, latokbootaa, /gam. Matta la tan. Wirt QM , - and all boetta. sokt to boar at , do. ; WORMS. la By post, upon receipt of damp—bow 1.. ld td.. It ; biowars,_ la Bp (LUIZ= IOZBAIf,, now* iprosatsat Till CaYDIT PONCTIR AND MOBILIZB 07 &NOLAND United A=t INSTBUCTRO TO =CRITIC SUBSCRIP TIONS 110111 fil,tl4oo, A STOCK Or T" METROPOLITAN EXTENSION RAILWAYS of the LONDON, CHATHAM, and DOVIUt RAILWAY COMPANY. In scow Proftiewal Scrip Certificates to bearer of zte each, With interest merenteed twat, & Morton Pao, Bart., Betts, and Crampton at pa oent. per annum on price of lame, payable on amount paid up, sa from Ist January, 1886, and t of suck Memel win he coatinaed told July, 1687, y half itriusgoente en let July and Ist January in each year. swaths* interest will be paid eclat July. 1685. Deposit. LI per Certilicate ea applkation, and Law allotment. Price of lame Jill for sash OsrUacat• , equal to E 62 10s. per LlO Stock. Liabilitylfatted te 11111041114 of subscription The remaining halt of this stock, £1,213,000. will not be issued for twelve months. and then only as I aid-up Stook, and at not leas a aloe than LlO per £lOO Stock advance on the present pries of Maws The Right Hon. Lord soimaclies Court, Favenham, Kent, Obearrnau. The Lord HARRIS, Lai., South street, Grosvenor-square, Deputy Chairmen. Sir R. W. Carden, Boring:change Buildings. George Cobb, Eaq., Dredger, Bii Edward W. Rdwards, Esq., V le: u oraTre m. et, London. Witham Glatlenese, Hew, rt. Old Broadutroes Loudon. Charles. Hillor, Rea. , The Pleas, Blokley. lent. O. Hoiroyd, Zug., 8, Bun square. Hyde-park, W. James Lake, win., Howland., littingbonme Sir C. H. J. Riek, Bart, Nottingham place, London. Sir Cusack P. Roney, 16, Lao ac London. dir John Harwell friday blileteadlSittingbourtie. 80L1C117015. Ymra Praha'lda and Newnan, 6, Bank-bollithip, nanims. am* ea laq., OJL, Gnat Cisomps4lmet. I. T. Throw, Parllassootifter& swaseAn—W. E Johnson, Esq. °maw. & Irottos, laq, PIWSPICTVS, The preeeat object Is tisolfer fOrT;tChilc subscription the Ant half of the A Stock of the listropolltan nztension Railways g the London, Mahan, sad Dover Company, amonn t 1,1112,000, which, with the &MAW) to be awned only tt andly paid.np stock, at not less a Woe than £lO per cent. itlCTeaSe on the; resont price of issue, or earlier than twelve months hence, completes the amount of if,426,000, the total amount of that stock. . . . . . . lull details of the lines and Unit present position are given at length in the statement annexed to the prospectus, which, with the snaps, show the routes of those lines and those In connection. In considering Missies* ea as inv.stanent, the principal point. for consideration are, first, the amount of stook to pay dividend upon secondly, the probable receipts; thirdite minimum iss dividendfair per bent to yield a return on the of ue. The capital of the Iletropotitan Batandon Railways is condi tunsd as follows, Tin Debentures 41.4 , 1.000 Few* entitled to 6 per cent prederance wow C Mock, entitled to 6 pfa cent preference attar B 1.050.000 A Stock ;vomit terse) {entitled to re- %WS} For future knee me mindere( profits 1,415,000 fully paid- up Moak up to 6 per cent. 14111,000 L 5,733,003 The told mange is about 14 miles. The traffic on the MstropoUtan (Uonergrotuol) Railway has =ousted ameba Janary, 1665, to an avenge of Caliper mile per week, which • wesersoar daily inersssi•s, and at present arises from astropoilan passengers, a telling mama only of through traffic ard so goods being as yet carried t h ethis line. When it is canniered that the present Ironic as Metoopo• RtY tateosion Railways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company, is conducted over only two late of way, and with an inadequate amount of rolling stock, also that it Is still unlashed, and that the portion at work be. oily recently been opened, it will be observed that the present receipts afford no reliable data epos which to form an estimate of the probable ttdgc To fix the amount at anything like what is felt by competent fledges will be the anual result when the enormous traffic that the junetthiss with the Metropolitan (Underground', the Great Northern, the Midland, the Great We,tern, the West louden Ilittenslon, the !loath Western. and the North Western—will bring on the lines, might be considered an exaggeration by those Inexperienced to the wonderful elasticity of nastropolitan and suburban traffic. ft is therefore thought better not to estimate the probable tragic higher than the average of the mileage receipts of the Metropolitan (L'inierground) Railway, as above mentioned -167l per mile per week. This multiplied by the mileage of the Metropolitan Extension Lines of the Loudon, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company, would pre a return of £486,1144 per annum. From this gum must be deducted 40 per cent. for working charge'. which is a liberal estimate. The net resultt from passengers only may be estimated thseefore at £961,966 per MUM. The large goods traffic which these lines will enjoy, alike from the admir-ble position and number of the stations as from the arrangements made for Ironton the teak, will certainly aug ment the reetstpta p icit i t least 140.000 net per annum which In that am, after interest on debentures and op the B and C stocks, would a divldene of 6 per cent. on the whole of the 114,416,000 A stock (including the present lesne!, which et the price It la now offared at would be equal to 10 per cent. per annum. The ;Mee at which the A stock is now offered meat be cond. dared meat advent's, au, to the investor. if only One half of this result Is attained: when, however, the increased receipts would permit a dividend of t par c• at., the stock most certainly rise • to per, which would practically be a profit of npwarde of 41 Mr cent. Move the oda' of lathe, It Is considered that remits approaching tne above figures will be reached In lees than two yeah: and that a steady increase may be Bother looked for from that lime. Arrangement' have therefore been made with Mr 8. Morton Pato, Bart., Betts and Crampton, to guarantee interest as from let January, 1861, until lot July, 1867, at the rate of 6 par cent. per annum on the amount paid up, by which latter date It is coondeutly believe I the 111.li.farao merits of the whole system will have developed thusasivek MS belief entertained as to the s ientation In value of this dock, when It la considered that the lines possess metropolitan Minimise well se metropolitan end suburban traffic, is borne oat by the Mattes pekoe of the shares and stock of the Greet ' Northern and of the Mots Man (Undergrouud) Railway Company, before they had dnlabed their lines and after wards, via.: The Great Northern A stock was In October, 1555, quoted in the Sock Nutmegs list at £64 per £lOO stock ; 1t now is worth mu, or 91 per cent Increase In vale The Metropolitan (Underground) Railway was In April, 1861, only four years age, quoted in the Stock Exchange list at equal to Lei per £lO6 Mock ; It now is worth LIE% or 1.61 per cent. Meow in ~has, These theta speak for themselves as to the prospects of the stock now offered for subscription. The price of subscription in fixed at £2l per Certificate of 840, equal to CM 10s. par GUM stock, and the periods of payment are as under— £l per Ontillcate on Application. 4 Allotment. 4 Ist September, 1866. 4 let December, 1886. 4 If Ist March. 1866. 4 Ist June, 1866. L2l All calls not duly paid will render previous payments liable to forfeiture. When the whole amount of g2l per certilicate brand LSO stock for each certificate will be transferred into the name of the then holder thereof, The option will be given to all sescribers to pay up in full on allotment (entitling them to interest on the whole *mount of the price of issue from Ist January, 1886) ; and dbcount at the rate of 6 per cent. per annum will be allowed on pre-payment of in stalments. These two allowances would further reduce the price of issue by about X. 2 18s. per cent. In the allotment those applisations the whole balance ea which It is intended L applicants to be paid In one Instalment on allotment will be t considered. mast be made on the items annexed, and &CCM pSilAMUlrp:yment of a per share (witheat which no applies- Conran be considered). to any of the undermentioned bankers The London and County Bank ; Mame. Olye. Mills, Currie, and Co.; the Agra and MIIMMRISSIeII Bank (Limited) ; Worm Smith, Payne. and Smiths; the National Bank, London, Dublin, and its branches In Ireland; the National lank of Scotland, Folinburgh, 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 lees are 'Doted than the number of certificates applied for, the sum paid will be applied towards the amount payable on allotment on the number so allotted. Prospectuses, with maps, plane, Ac., may be had of the under mentioned stockbrokers:—Merin. Laurence, Bow. and Pearce. 0, Angel wort IC.; Masers J. and A. ficringgeour. 10, Old Broad street; Mama Knight, Dale. and Co., 1, Royal Yichang , - buildings. IC. ; and of the Credit Pointer and Mobiller of Ragland (Limited), (Alfred Lowe, d 4 , secretary), at their cares, 17 and 18, Cornhill, London; and at the offices of the London, Chatham, and Dover Railway Company (W. Johnson, Keg., secretary), Vkdorthetation, S.W. 7012 OP APPLICATION TO PI PAM OP 111 arernsmns. Tole left with Ranker. TO the Al f the Credit fonder sail /debater ot Ragland (Limited). Al Alt.ooo A Stock of the IfetryoUtan Extension Itahwaya of the. Lomb" Chatham, and Dower Railway Coat- trutlemen.—/farbut paid to the • Bank, the sum of L being L! pa r scrip certificate on scrip cerdflaMie, I Muni you scrip certilleates of the above stock. In coeformity .11k the prospectus lee d by you, and I hereby agree to accept such certificates, or any less number that mg be allotted to me, and to pay the fu rt her mut of per certificate due on ailetment thereof. and the Instalments attendee. I am, gentlemen, your obedient arrest s Mae is rail Usual eignatare habeas In full . Date May. I. nand Beaked -- Or this fans of A to be wad by eggliceate &drone paying the In one Instal= at on allotment. To be left with Hankers. To the Dlrecion of the Credit Fonder and Ifolglier of Intend ited). Amnia ♦• sleek of the lletro giss pelitsa geteaska Railways cd the Leedom, Chatham, and Dover gamy Compeer. Oka nee, pad to the° Dank the sent of L Li per scrip certificate on scrip certificates, I nowt you to gaol se scrip certificates of the akme stook Is oreforatty with the prospectus boned by yes, end I Welty wee le to each certificates, or ray less newoher Oat am be alleteed te ma, and to pay the further sea el MO par wiliest* due es elletenewl threet. I rellelana yaw eirediset emu* risme in ND Venal denature Address In NI - iiisiii' • Insert Emigre rata DR. OULVICRWILL as WARRIAGN : 0111101lors, lawlsom Bed Dle=lemllB. Prim u. Was. OuvilD :sr Tall PADTIMID TIMM' &M . IL ; MM. 21 1 Lidiele der Ilissams. At Dr. C.'s professional vidarers o il Grua /Aktarlesstorrnst. Ir. Alm. Ye almas, Tali Wks. Is. OL,III, Itanligelpammi„ ••• LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MAY 22, 1865, LYCEUM. SATURDAY, May 27, for the 111211111 r of Mr. YRCITIL 012 whirls Wad= will be resented IVY BLA& Boy Bias, Mr. Feehter. And THS 10ALBIDI INN. Robert Ilacsire, Kr. Fears. 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NEW NOVEL BY # l . lrTHait OP AUDLETB BECKET. CO J. L. mulirmu 122, D. Price la, by vat 14 damps, THE SCIENCE of LIFE ; or, How to Live, and What to Bat, Drink, and Avoid. • Practical Gelds foe the attainment of perfect Health and Strength . and N tea explanatory of the liyetertes of limes Zaistence. and the Phenomena of Life. Supplemented by Remarks on the mat of Narrows and other Disorders Incidental to Dade Habits. By a Phynclan of teyears' psalm Maim 39, Cornhill. TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. (IzvTn'a TILLOILUUL ) THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON'S VISIT TO ALGERIA. ALGIERS, MAT 18. An expedition has been undertaken against the tribe of /labors. It is expected to terminate shortly. . . In a night attack nine of the French soldiers were killed and eight wounded, but no real resist ance has since been encountered, and the tribes are now submitting. ORAN, MAY 19, Mourn:Jo. The Emperor left here this morning for St. Denis do Sig, and will return this evening. His Majesty is in perfect health. ORAN, MAY 20. Yesterday the Emperor made an excursion to Sig, and returned in the evening. He leaves this morning for Montaganem. His Majesty is everywhere moat enthusiastically received, and continues to enjoy excellent health. FRANCE AND MEXICO. PARIS, MAT 21. The Patrie of this evening says We have reason to believe that the attention of the French government is occupied with the news of the clan destine enrolments in the United States, and that if necessary it will adopt energetic measures against the American volunteers. Vice-Admiral Videlot will leave Brest on board the Themis, with instruc tions on the subject, as soon as the Emperor returns from Algeria." The Pays of this evening asserts that the govern ment has revoked the measure limiting to 24 hours the stay of American war vessels in the French ports. A letter from Toulon says it has been officially announced that the Emperor will return at the end of the present month. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA. The Royal Mail steamer Africa, from Boston and Halifax, arrived at Queenstown at 2.50 am yes terday. She brings 162 passengers and 305,715 dole. She landed 128 sacks of mails and 9 passengers, and proceeded immediately. All well. (Vi& Roohe's Past) NEW YORE, NAT 9, Emma The New York Times auerta that President Juarez has issued letters of marque against the French. Four letters of marque for the Pacific waters were seen a month ago, and similar letters have been issued for the Atlantic. A Mexican emigration company hu been formed in New York, with agencies throughout the United States, and has advertised for naval and military emigrants. A large number have already been enlisted. The Herald publishes, but does not guarantee the sr:erectness of, the following particulars. The - ms freers of the company will avoid violating the .aeutgality lame. Militants are invited to settle in Sonora under the authority of a special invitation from Juarez. They will be furnished with weapons to defend themselves. Common emigrants will receive 1,000 dole. each and 100 &Ares of land. Captains and co lonels an additions) pecuniary and land compensa tion. according to their rank. General Ortega, the chief agent of Juarez, is supplied with the neces sary funds, and has the aid and sympathy of many prominent wealthy citizens in New York. It is rumoured that Ortega hes arranged with the Federal authorities for permission to carry out the scheme. The Herald does not apprehend that the govern ment will throw obstacles in his way, and says the emigrants propose quiet colonisation in Sonora. Secondly, to aid the overthrow of Maximilian they profess that they will not commence the offen sive, but will retaliate if attacked by Maximilian's troops. They believe Maximilian, upon bearing of the emigration scheme, will abandon Mexico, and they would then become the allies of Juarez against the ascendancy of the church party. The arrest of persons implicated in the Booth conspiracy continues. . A:wording to the New York Tistes,l'reaident John son's proclamation offering rewards for the arrest of Mr. Davis and others was issued upon the opinion of the Judge-Advocate-General, that evidence proved Mr. Davis to be connected with the incep tion and execution of the Booth plot, though it is not supposed that direct personal action can be traced to him, but it will be proved that the con spiracy was formed and prosecuted with his know ledge and assent. . Washington despatches state that the evidence implicating Mr. Davis and the Confederates in is so tr conclusive that foreign governmeata iti:hesitate to surrender them. Messrs. Sandeis and Tucker have left Montreal in the directiou of Halifax. In a letter to Mr. Johnson tr offer to submit themselves Aglaia by a court martial, to be composed of nine Federal generals and to be convened at Rouse's Point ; the reward offered for their apprehension to be paid for their defence, and after their acquittal to be permitted to return unharmed. The troops and vessels stationed along the coast from Charleston to Key West are on the alert to prevent the escape of Mr. Davis. The proclamation offering a reward for his capture has been tele graphed from Macon through Georgia, and North and South Carolina, where there are no Federal troops. General Johnston formally surrendered at Greens boro on the 29th ult. Captain Semmes was included in the surrender. The army of Tennessee left Raleigh on the let for Richmond and Petersburg, followed by the army of Georgia. Scholefield has announced to the people of North Carolina that the troops will be distributed to secure the interests of the government and to protect the people until the civil government is re-established. Slaves are free, and the army will maintain their freedom. He recommends the slave owners to retain their slaves as hired servants. Sherman has directed the commanders in North Carolina to lend mules and waggons and issue pro visions to the inhabitants, in order to encourage the renewal of peaceful pursuits and restore friendly rel►tions among fellow-citizens. Mr. Stanton has ordered the release of all pri soners of war below the rank of colonel who signified their willingness to take the oath of allegiance before the fall of Richmond. Governor Pierpoint will remove the state govern ment to Richmond, and recoabtrnct the civil autho rity throughout Virginia. The Times regards Halleck's amnesty order, is sued at Richmond, as an official disclosure of the policy of the administration regarding the treatment of the Southern people. The government is expected shortly to promul gate more liberal trade regulations for the Southern States. _ _ . Lines of steamers are to be re.establisbedbetween New York and Charleston, Savannah, Wilming. ton, and Richmond. The Hibernia and Anunica have arrived ont. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Money abundant ; gold, 1361 ; exchange on Lon don, 150 ;on Paris, 3.761. Stocks dull ; New York Centrals,97l ; 1101; Erie, 791; 5-20 Bonds, 1051. NEW YORK, MAT U, EVZIIIIIO. The negotiations for Dick Taylor's surrender are not yet terminated. It is believed, however, that he will accept the terms offered. - The people of Houston, Texas, panned resolutions on the 22nd ult. to continue the rebellion. The trans-Mississippi department was declared to be sufficiently vast and full df resources to repel inva sion, insure independence, and sustain Dtvis-- acme thought otherwise. The commander of Galveston has resigned. Oonfederate General Magruder has reviewed the troops at Galveston. An attack by the Pederals upon the coast of Texas is momentarily expected. On the bth inst. Jefferson Davis was at Powell Town, Hancock county. President Johnson has issued a proclamation enjoining upon the government officers, in son sideration of the virtual termination of the rebellion, to nee additional diligence in endea vouring to capture rebel cruisers. If foreign nations, claiming to have been neutrals, continue to extend hospitality in their poets to cruisers, the gorse:worst will refuse hospitality in Federal ports to tie public musk at times ratios, sad ados 4 ANECDOTIC 41. 11111011t8 OF THE I,IIPHIOIL Oa May $4, In 1 ♦al, atoll Innorios, NAPOLEON 111. gad Lig OOURT. John Maxwell and Co., It!, Fleot-stroet. NEW AOYLL BY BTILYHEN MAYTIONI, M.A. Colby 29, In !rote., at all LI CHARLOTTE T br INALE. John Ilsarell sad co., m, FkoNtrist. ITALY. TIIILLN, MAT 21. The public subscriptions in Italy to the new loan amount to 86 million lire of rentee. Forty-five millions bats been subscribed for in Turin alone, THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATH. VIENNA, MAY 20. In to-day's sitting of the lower house of the Reicharath the proposal of the majority of the com mittee to agree to the treaty of commerce between Austria and the Zoßeuel', as modified by Prussia, was adopted by a large majority. SPAIN. MADRID, MAY 20. The Evora of to-day says :—" The Spanish go vernment awaits the conclusion of the negotiations between the Papal and Italian governments before deciding whether Spain shall recognise the King dom of Italy or not." BERVIA. BELGRADE. NAY 20. A complete contradiction has been given to the statement announcing that the Prince of Servia had refused to pay an indemnity to the Mumma man emigrants, and had demanded the demolition of the mosque. and Turkish establishments through out Servia. TINDRING HIINDEZD RAILWAY.—The directors of Ws imeapaay love gives Os =ma mcath's patios to the Dad el Trak with cellonsace to Wm apseieg of tin int sasessawf the Wenn' Lao, which has bets It, awes time is Finfwm STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] measures towards vindicating the national an- I that*. President Johnson has also issued a proclama tion announcing the restoration of the national authority, and the re-establishment of the consti tutional republican form of State government in Virginia. The proclamation declares null and void all seta and proceedings occurring under the rebel rule, and recognising Governor Pierpoint as the legal State executive. The Attorney-General will execute the Oonflscation Law. The cabinet are discussing the question of negro suffrage. Mr. M'Culloch has issued the following regids- —•--- tions for the Southern trade. Cotton not prodnerd -•-- • by persons' own labour, or free-paid labour, must be sold to and resold by the government agent before shipment ; 25 per cent. on the value of the cotton to be paid to the agent. Cotton produced by persons' own or free-trade labour will pay a ship ping fee of 3 cents, per lb. The military court for the trial of the Booth oonspirators assembled on Tuesday last. The pm_ ceedings were conducted with dosed doors. The prisoners pleaded not guilty, and selected their counsel, but nothing. will be allowed to transpire conoerning the trial unless communicated by the War Department. The subscriptions to the Seven-Thirty Loan on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday exceeded 38 • large sum is said by the Herald to have been subscribed in the West to raise 25,000 Mexican emigrants under Roseman', who on his arrival in Sonora will be commander-in-chief. The enlist ments in New York are very numerous. A Washington despatch to the Courier des Etats Dais says that if the emigration scheme assumes larger proportions, President Johnson will warn the people against a violation of the neutrality laws, and that, regardless of his personal views on the Monroe doctrine, be will not depart from Lincoln's policy of neutrality. Mr. Seward and other intel ligent advisers recommend such a policy. It is reported from Matamoraa that the French government prepared transports for 80,000, to sail immediately information was received from General Bassin regarding the intentions of the United ' States towards Mexico. A letter from Romero to I Jinxes' Minister, dated October 28, asserts that while visiting the army of the Potomac, General Grant expressed to him the greatest sympathy for the Mexican cause, and even manifested a desire to aid in defendingMaxican independence against European aggression. The unanimous sentiment of the army of the_Hotomac was, he said, to terminate in Mexico the campaign commenced at Richmond. I M. de Montholon, the new French minister, has arrived at Washington. The Emperor Maximilian has issued a decree I declaring that the form of government will be an sereditary monarchy, with a catholie prince at its ahead, and naming the Empress as regent in case of his death. 1 1 The Frenoh are in full possession of Guaymas. I A doubtful report rieitaVietfid 110mill/flier that the liberals have captured Monterey and Mares campy Ciudad Victoria. The Asia has reached Halifax. The City of Manchester has arrived out. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Gold opened on Monday at 143 e, and has since steadily declined, closing to-day at 131 k. Ex change on London, 145 ; on Paris, 3.96. Stocks tending downwards. New York Central, 92 ; Illinois, 114 ; Erie, 781 ; 5.20 Bonds, 1041. Cot ton quiet. Middliog upland, 53c. Flour and wheat declining. Corn dull. Provisions and sugar heavy. Coffee and molasses steady. Petroleum dull ; crude, 37ec. ; refined, 53. EXPREI3B FROM PARIS (110 N 0118 OWN PARIS, BUIDAY EVZIMIG. In the Corps Legisl•tif yesterday, June 1 was fixed upon for the opening of the debate on the budget. President Schneider tried hard to get an earlier day, but the feeling of the chamber was -very strong that a fortnight was all too little for members to examine such a voluminous and im portant document as DI. O'Quin's report on the budget. On this occasion ht. Jules Simon com plained that, as usual, the session had been frit tered away and scarcely anything had been done. It was well known that the debate on the budget wound up the session, and he could not see the possibility of getting through the various bill"— those on cheques, abolition of imprisonment for debt, public instruction, arc., which were hanging over. He attributed the difficulty of getting through business to the pernicious interference of the Council of State with their affairs. The constant references to that body on the occasion of the Blighted amendment ceused a terrible waste of time. With regard to the budget he would observe that since it was drawn up the conclusions had been changed, while the premises remained the same, so that nothing could be more anomalous than the budget as it stood. The Horatio had said in • note that it was printed with "several" errors ; and the promised errata had never yet been pub lished. The whole economy of the budget was altered tbo &RAW brought forward at tbo gad of the session for 600 millions more money, con sisting of 350 millions for public works, and 250 millions the new lean for the city of Paris, and yet they were expected to discus, the budget before any report was ready on those two bills. It was noto rious that the bureau was unanimous against the project of selling the state forests. A degree of the Empress Regent fuss the election in the Puy de Dame, vacant by the death ci the Duke de Morn'', foe June 25. HMls° is Wsrat. —Within the Let few years sbbt opsratioas bass bees irsissily *shwas is Wake, won wssolaily tb• coestiss of Os raps, Owserves„ Mseissoth, sad MI ansassury. sad state thiassade of buds we sow employed st the various is* lis t arse lead, pid, sod other sums of the priaoloakty. is Certiposhire more perthoderly s impala has beta expedid is es. Diming thotalsiss seals spit , wad, as is gees= seas fis Elblag oparatiaos, wows bas way bum tow isotaasss. Ualormiy is Wales, uis Carnal: l a rithasto wising is greatly !Owed by the frauds sad nig. rograwatatioas of sables spats and punsters, who altos Wag projorts beton the ;abbe whore there is set the re reetroi doses of pais' any Mars es itio di =l where the only abbot is to draw mew bow babes. no Ware that sesswarily tbilaws Seeds to dissermnige bevesters, sad the swab is thatlssitisass Weis; eshosis altos safer is tossorwasa Al saiswat the low *as ed .stole sosteri•Dg Assam Ms seism ben some the Wass that sassily paid dividers* bat it is hoped Met as f=Psoresield will sees tabs plaints the sershis.—tires. OrYY ow Lassos Edawrtsr. Pow Duress ow Mut Ogerr, Vscrwatt Pass. —The samber el pothato tasted at this itstitstisa dais' WI week wee 1,107. of width MS win am Pew [TWO P ENC, ELECTION INTELLIGENCL KR. DISRAELI AND HIS CONEVITIVENTS. Mr. Dirr•en has issued the following address te the sleeken of the °aunty of Buckingham 2--"Giettentenv-... A dim:dation of parliament being imminent, I bog leave to unso•noe my intention et splinting, at Foss hands, • renewal of that high trust whisk an six previous occasions you have oedema on se, by sending me ea one of your roproontativor to the Rowe ot COCO 111011& Although the Mato of public affairs is, on the surface, little disturbed, the impending appeal to tiro country iaVOLVIM ansequarsoes as momentous as any ram ream to its muss by the crown has perhaps hitherto offered. Six years ago, Lord Derby, then minister, proposed • masers ou church rates, which. white it maintaised the principle of • natiocal ohursb, relieved the consciontions scruples of disseeten from He dairies§ or polity. It was defeated by • large majority, on the pound that nothing short of abolition could be satisfactory. A month afterw•ds, anxious to fro" alike Um crown and the parlament from the embernimmento in which they were placed in reference to the questa& of the parliamentary suf frage, be introduced a armor" which would have greatly extended it on principles in harmony with the camtittiticee whisk wady recognise the oisMoral froasidos aa a }ranee% sad sot as a right This measure wee also &destiny a Lego majmity, ea the potted that so mamma of the suffrage could be sofficima which did not Involve a loworiog of the homelike in boroughs. Is this state of affairs Lord Derby "dried an appeal to the country, and not having obtsleed a majority, relived office ; an administration being formed pledged to the total abolition of church MIN sad fo • rosalors of parliamentary reform whisk shield mess the lowering of the bosonsh (ramekin Sims that period the parliamentary condition may be pnorally bat fairly de scribed m • motioned attack co the British coostitution in church and state; if not always sumpoied by . her Majesty's ministers, always mactioned by them, and in variably originated by the party on whose support Emir existmion as a =Many &made The Mimeo on the chinch, commeseing with triumphant majorities, hem boon encountered fast with difficulty and defeat, bat alwape,willa determination and constancy, and, finally, have both signally discomfited. The maims schemes to derive the clutch of its constitotiosal privileges have bees with drawn, sad the Hoes* of Commons has resolved that dieralt sates shall not be abolished. The attacks epee the Met% arm conducted with so mush 41111111/Y, ham Mover theirs been mere prolonged, and it woo ' • few *I I U ago whoa the Roam of 000110010, harshest of prolnetact inystification, refloated the candour of the omunnotty, and declared by • mat majority that the [ramble in boroughs should sot be lowered, and that the principle cm which Lord Derby wished to extend it WI the just one. The aorta of the omasmative opprottiso during the loss Ix yams have, therefore, boss neither imignilleaat nor heft fruitless. They have defeated the measures to any whisk the present ministry was formed, sad in the comae of the draggle they hameducietadthe public mind to bring to the Anal 'Dhaka a decision more materod and enlightened. The mointaname of • natimal church involves the question whether the mimeo's at ragas shall be era element of our political ematiaition ; whether the steno shall be omen crated, or whether, diagnosing the sanatioas that appeal to the higher feelings of man, our ahem" of government should degenerate into a mere system of Folios. I see nothing in such a 'result but the corruption of latices and the fall of empires. On the extension of the electoral traosWoo depends, in fact, the distribution of power: It appeani to me that the primacy plan of ear ancient emetatir tics, ao rich in various wisdom, indicates she memo that we might to plume in this matter. It maned our wear rights by entrusting power, not to an indiaoriminato multi tude, but to the "stem or order of the 00111111011/ sad • who government should be careful that the elements of that estate should bear adm relation to the motel mid material developanantr of the creates!. 'bislalbe may not, perhaps, be yet rips enough to legitholo ou the subject, bet it it suffloiontly hammed in the question to poodle over it with advantage. So that, when the time Gomm for eaten, we may legislate in the spirit of the English conatitutios, which would absorb the beet of every elms, and not fall lobo a democracy. which is the tyranny of one class, sod that one the least *Alabama. The leaden of the conservative party, although they will never shrink from the responsibility of their acts, an sot obtrusive candidates for office. Plain without power may gratify the vain. but can never satisfy • noble ambition. Who may be the mistier' of the Queen are the accidents of history; wiped will remain ow that enduring page is the policy pursued, and its consign/aces co her realm. That will much depend upon the decision and deterzathatioa of the roontititencim of the United Saida" Is the impending goosed election. Subject to them ohmage' which the peeps of meaty may demand, sod ithe expert. epos of the aatioa may inaction, I trust they will resolve on upholding the constitution in church sod state.—l have the honour to remain, ho., " B. DISRAELI. " Einghoodao Nana, May TO, 1865." Fllollgll.—Mr. William Phillips will hold his first public acetic at the fladdsnes-lts ll , Isllegtce, to' morrow *vain chair will be takes at half-pest sale efeleek. M.airLahOliff.—Lord Fermoy has addressed the sleeks, d Maryleboace, intimating hie Wadi= to stand apes for the borough at the general elipatioo. A rumour that Mr. Kennett Macaulay, Q. 0., hatesded to retire from the representatiou of Cambridge as the pound et ill health to osotradioted. The harried (optima will agate offer himself for the borough fe coutemotion with Itr. F. 8. Powell, the other sitting member. No liberal cesdriate hen yet appeared. UNIVIRBIZT 01 01.1011.1. —Although a certain mottos of the members of coevocation are ustes great eats to overawes the CISIDOSIIOe of the Exchequer at the next election for the University of Oxford, by the mid of Yr. Gahm. Hardy, it rem wiry q • le il that gent eme will steed a contest spinet Mx Gladstone, as the fol iates circular, addressed To the ledepeodeet Eleetore of the Borough and Oet-parieh of Leominster" will slaw : " Gentlemea,-1 am surprised to bear that some 01 my DUI ere snoring that I am sot ping to a = " at the coming ekmtioa. 1 beg to aura you that it is my firm 'awake to do so, and I trust that the electors will Abe misled by such aseertioem.—l nail; gentlemen, fattliftd servant, GATIIOIII fiLIIAT. LS, Orosossor-oremeat, 8.W." PLYMOUTII.—Mr. R. Stuart Lane has issued an address to the electors of Plymouth, dated from Chishaer Owe. Be le a conservative iepoham. Pours:num.—Mr. W. bur, of London, who holds liberal political views, has honed an address to the electors of Poet:street, aeounciog his inteutcon to boa tesdidat• for the ropresostatioo of the borough to 'puha. meat at the next unseal sisetice. FATAL. ATTRIUT AT TR. DATRIITORT A scat sea* JorMbertarrt7 bee tat hi! dm* as Lint's, in Derbyshire, through hying to emulate the Thltapin2 Brothers - in their rope-tying tricks. He was at • publie. been the saes sight, mid amused ths companz io lar dames uskates, and also by being tied ia • cord. he dela* ha resumed two men, named Siddale sad IAIIY. to go often doom with him, 'bleb they did. Who. they had pas a blest a quarter of a ma, he mid be meld show them a trick, sod stopping nodes a to,. peridestel • rope with width be tied tunnel( round etch ankle sad thigh, sad mead Wm body mere this soot ' bat see roead his nen. After this be threw the sod of She repo am • bough of the hoe, and at his request one of the mitt maned bin, mid the other ad the end of the rope to • stake or itemeabiag of that met in the badge. He was seopeaded about • yard from the paled, sad be told his two ocompanioss that before they weld get to the HaYybarh pedic.beees sad drink • glem of ski he would be there luseesU,aad that if he failed io &tag so be would pay for ban a pile, of ale. The two Noes thee est off far 6111 psi:Be-boom, drank their ale, and after Web* tor pester an boar, as their osespiniee did sot sibs his appraises, they returned ag te the spot where the, bad left Ifeud litis be by the neck. having bimetal oW sad alga. The e t wo ems let kim der s. babble Haid. oltman) Americas Mans The folio= mil sham= are doeatlasimeal this wen,with the am sot Oaardhe meals :—The of Loudon. from Mgt Yerk ee the mid the Perewien. with bakes from Parnami, may be expected. the 7:= ch.kb... 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