The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-16 00:00:00

I .5 AU•;a3a va FIT i i-aaa a anT 11 4 1 fo. 0 •ff,l rA34.4,4ce1f. 11 casl :: ~~.. Pt/ ~. , LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, UM y [Stamped, ld. Additional.) N o . 6,781.1 (TWOPENCE ____________ irMONEY WIGRAM and SONWA4 blirm =_l.4r e Load s.) aad riot= Its Dais an 11=/el:, adli Men 7 at Pligna Z . I Tt i IC lite id Lis I. B lit saitaa my; wo o. Ps an damp of yammers ant &P& p sanupossad. aad —Nor pt ii: b and ILUM4 (with Kum. = end Bard, 7, Inentrobalbalroat Pasmangra by Ws We a m Named tram Paddington to Madill' AM elm ralle: dill OM sad spcod dais for Slag caw tam TIN CJIDIT YONCIIR AND MOINLIIIM 0/r !NOLAND (LIMT/11111 All IPMP.,UIII.O TO DIMIFYI SIIDICEIP TIONI YON TDB CAPITAL OP TM CHINA STEAM SHIP and LABVAN COAL COMPANY (Limalge4). / neer the Ladled Liasllleke Act of IMP. AMMO, to 2dinelharee GUM tads. Deposit Al per Mare on Appl calks, sod re on Allotment. Beyoad winch It Is not contemplated catang up more than PA per elia e, any further capita required Wing met by the Issue of debenture. No call to be made earlier than el three months from date of enam 1111.110TOSL Hon. T. C. BAC Chairman of the /overseas and Perth Nall. IIIr w rAVZ&MBIoNi. Berl, M.P., Wester of the P. Mega Matteis* Compsair, Dorn; Illeinlar and Chairman. Beebe* David tbasecm. Nig., London, and D. Ilamoon and Co., el Claw Nisarry Derrestalle. Itaq.. Director of the tclade anti Punjaub H.B. la Lixtb z W w" ir... lat . lat . Bectetars to her MaJeaty's Amber War Mos Swim ire. Charms at the New Zealand ahead lime arilar Ninisa lutth lees of (Deal and Oa) alba William 111. P. ), Director of the Malan Senna R vim 1 vi i Rau Preinge et the Need Tend Company. O. Liles Drewne, nag., Director at the Law4mk nabs. emil Aerials Mem Naagatioa Company i =t e ted6 o4oa. Aleynnftellneetair, lag., late If Z.LC. Jame N. Deseleil, St 4, Claimer" c 4 the Baia of aradatka. Ckina and /span (Utaltedt. John BL. M., Taq , Ue eat to the Austrian Lloyds' Mena Waage nee As t ray, aad lerseese et the Mania tad Menet Inner apes Onapeog. Mama alek, Idebeetsem. sadagarts. . =Dina. , itrallit. Kennedy, and Aim s = ter Chia and Japan Navigation Company. Marra Ossuoin, Mawr, sad Ce., ristre.:Craed Co., China. 1 Ammo toe Lobos coot coet. leallatee, Nerrieee, PAY 1 and 00., ilimpportit W . Harm Smith. Payne, and essabe Lamberdelreet, NC. The Na 1101241 flank Old Droadeneet, I C. Baia at Dosalier:adite, and Pagan. linsdeatte, Chink sad Japaa (LhalOin, is Calcutta, __ HOII7BILRSB POOR ASYLUM Playhouse yard, arlaserowolesel lielablideed int OWAWatow apP QUAtiIY HOAX; IR, el Tee tastildies le le all deelltute poor, and will eaellase wo autos Os t ersea, The eabeariptiose lave bltbwto bees elott of th atf an rd the Italsitag Chenetten on trust teat an tnenifOr an Ile - pee% et Qs palls Ida amble Iles to coothewe wZarbtat the rebel Write* tom boom and the earls see ttwe bae oz.ittn gaPPlie bswe : a W it.... tma tablt ibi :Oqei l l t tomoad li b il z asi : z astl ig : maitub°l46.r.. AMERICA. . (asirrike Tztanmee.) (P“ Ha Hanntma, vii OrmacdelLL) ITALY. NMI AMERICAN WAR AND ?HZ NNOLD3I atom MARKS!. ALLEGED FAILURE OF THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. Who Montreal Ocean Company's steam ship Ilitaiernian, from Portland on the morning of the Sib lust., arrived at Greencastle at 6.30 p.m. yes terday, the 15th inst. NEW YORK. Fn. 3, &MING. The House of Representatives has passed the bill for the construction of a ship canal around the Niagara Fails, and also for the Illinois-Michigan OtnaL The latter will enable gunboats to pass &WM the Mississippi to Lake Michigan. (mom ous owir TURIN, Frs. IL The greatest activity is now prevailing in the eases of the Italian ministries in order to bailee their transfer to Florence. The Minister of the Marine ham just published an order in which his employb are informed that all the offices of his ministry must be at Florence on the Ist of May. By that date, therefore, the Italian govern ment will be able to set to work in the new capital, and I think that the new parliament will be opened is the city of Dante either in the month of June win the beginning of July, as the general elections will, it is said, take place at the early part of May. Whatever may be the result of those elec tions, I do not entertain the slightest doubt that the great national part will be in • decided ma jority in the new parl i ament Many of the pro m/at conservative members will not perhaps be re ele*id, bat tbe deputies returned be their plies will eithemr ove Wong 'to rho tem abode of opinion, or to aconied amkrisimmiet peaty. la Italy the two great liWal wines are pretty wall alike, for whilst they differ as to the means of accomplishing the unity of the Doug agree agree to • man that that unity met be Wand under the constitntiosel government ot tbs hoots at Meet the Deily Hews City Artiela) There be. boss a disposition assumathat, ia the event of peace being restored in Amick% any differences which may exist between that pow.* , and our government will be dimmed in a leis friendly spirit than hitherto, and it is beyond gust. tion that apprehensions of this kind have oontri.. bated to the fall in public esourities ; but this is a . question unsuited for dismission in this column. It is also argued that upon the return of peace a large amount of mousy will be immediately diverted from public ascorities into trading chan nel', and that in this way Stock Riche's* busi ness will suffer. As we have before pointed out, however, the times whea trade has been most pros perous have always been those in which Stock Ex change business has been most active. This is, indeed, natural, for when the trading classes ale making the lergestprefile they have, d course, the most money to embark in Investment or speculation. Bat heal[tirkelvidetiakdroa emit as expaimiaaj as to attract to lbsif Wow Seeable peennlasy re sources, the result intr. be a past gala to the country at bergs for anisrprimin this dimmed= will .not be prosecuted thus eagerly unless it be propor tionately profitable, sad in this case a languid cos dition of speealation laths Stook Exchange would * not afford any ground for moot. Without pre tending, In the poem* anemtain condition of affairs, to put forward any strong opinions with regard to the Mare, it seems yet to be suffisiently oleos, that a free supply of rodeo, obtainable at, my a mat of 30,000,0001. per annum less than the prices we are paying now, would give a peat impetus to trade in every part of the kingdom, and—what is very im portant—would sense a revival of the demand for many other articles of produse now severely do. pressed, and even unsaleable. For a long time past one of the greatest drawbacks to confidence has consisted in the state of the Mussing-lane merest', and it would be idle to disguise that many persons anticipate much mercantile embarrassment 111111i—ULAB LINE el PAOKETB.—For MEL- D "XEZZr. curai s re. IktagU l a m*lo MS Doak Ink lei call at PbsoWZ and ' um 4g r b raZlLLLH t rpria i v LC. Peassoren Di Ws Ila• MEIN and Color= " "dead ryas OXPORD.—ORPHEIL AUX ZNYERS .s. eel YASAIIIILLA in which the eaeceenitil Trench Mar, Maslow lairliskft iron the Thestat Lonnie, Pads, win pokey s hie vag meannte. Rths, Rumen. serted by the Idiot* sir. et the eilahliehesset.—Mnctor, I. Jae.- saaaa-2111111 WM MOM LIVJULFOOL OA QIIIIVIITOWN le /111 Yea& r , iiniupooL:ix - EW YORK, sad 81'1U11.8ftlF 0011PANY WWI dr. oftasi meris arikAra lum 8182048088. 1110 X UFFIFFIrOhor RSV TOIL Crry OF 11.111111 CL. Wanly, Fib. 18. an 01 SUSI KOLA Wedasistiy. lib. IL Mg Woftssisfi sod we abbignisift sta Wows man a it i g i v= e rriiiis 6, paw& Maw ar bilim il 4l6 .. l : l =_ lrer 18. 11. 41811mWeli. CIMp. O•RDIA1113.-P RIZZ itZDAL, u. vsllker &Ikea PASAJIML—AdopIed by bar lialesty's eaysealsiaiir & O. soil 2. !Mk • Me WOW immudadurses ad bobbies of Ow fta PAW Mks vamp Traids. INThLLLOKNCL Gold 2081. Stooks slightly firmer. New York Oentral, 108} ; Illinois, 1171; Erie, 701 ; 6-20 Bonds, 1081. NEW YOWL, In. 4, logo. The Senate has paned the joint resolutions de wing Virginia, North and South Carolina, Gear , Alabama. ask Tenasesse, not entitlat to repro atetion in the Electoral Collage. President Lincoln and Mr. Seward returned to Washington this morning. The Southern Commis sioners returned to Richmond last night. The journals continue their speculations on the peace question. The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune says ;--" The radical portion of the repub lican party in Congress are rapidly falling into sank against Lincoln's peace expedition. The senators denounce it with unsparing severity, and the conservative republicans are filled with anxiety ,at not knowing the motives or seeing the necessity of Lincoln's journey. Its suddenness alarms them ; its secrecy awakens suspicion in both the Senate and the House of Representatives. To this end a wart of Senators to be relied on has been in formally taken to vote against any arrangement with the South that may contravene or materially exceed the policy of the reunion of the States and the freedom of the slaves. All parties will await the result of the conference." • - t 4. —lloireel Route to Hanover Bruns. • yak am Nand nerodew.--one et the /WA Sam am Mt ehr mow abeam AMAX 11011% win dolietbot kin nena/ 000 0 1 . laeolos Imager peradilfte. at 10 Am tan= Mr torllep painetdrtpieees, et 11 alma —Yana to s p f, ; Mani awl /1 leo.-• at WAlN% ute W. ; or to I'W.Up alum wet 11 . al pa, lIEUTERS TELEGRAM COMPANY Maxon. maw the Jelat Mask Oompaales Act. 1/81. 46 =5 Matt ra t= than= ta o each. aou .tan. lan been already oaboafbed. meal a man tl, ad on aceneent Et per than fa poi Ile cell op 111110 than £lO pre share. At Ltd sae Nab ho Worm, hawses each call. Ileum Newbca, 11Creli T end - Co., Lacbola:Wane, I.C. 11 J. H. Mackenzie, Ilars.„ Gresham House, E.C. 1111101311 M. Mien% t, Laurence, See, wad Peens, 7, Aogel.coort, rueguscrton elree Morn. Irisid„ Son, sad Weed, IL Warstord-court, Threpuorton. streak &C. IntairaWr apes tau.)—Altred Love, Pen. Twsperary oMose-17 and la, CoruhilL rßah Zen , GrorreinT-eqttare. ata DelumpD Bay, Bart.. KT., 7.18. Caked Isar HAL, Deputy-Chatrasan Loudon ad loath Akins ant afferfiffili Iffoffforff. Bat, DirlftiOt of the Agra and Ma BBL fiseara,anenManaglas Director. affffiltith—S Bischoff, Coto and Bowyer. 11, Cs a. Wes firm of Quilter. Bak sad Co., I, IMMI-7 114 Agra ant= Bank (thaw), as, lONM—llfres. P. CIMINO'S and P. 'treat littrilliT (pro tam. ;—Ml. rmedettelm 7. Mlles. oMcs•-1. Ito* Mb Wpm 1m emtebbabei to provide tel tar the purcheme erlmalmien of the weltimemns be et Mr. acielcatsr. & hcow hca. by lbw yews* Mbar, ceidgest • NW elimmismimm et tekdreilde oeerespeeeimot for Wok= le Wmbeedbmrs the embed sad meet ad comemembi ifelwera raw le we Wild We tide sammostkim emMembi minim lbe me et alkidemil s Yr tredees el Ma 3wWww, m Director, livr= rel==e.mits Ms agromment t s ar lbe r. se:d mimed= wirte ldi Cseapeitr seminlP=k• efe Whim me lie WM MI Ms swimmeat, or ream my Mier 2imi le militibeelly or leitmetly ha the grammitia d bedew l illemlinet• lam the mambo mewpmeet el Ihi tekhcpachscot, win be coaduallild Isw Alir Ora loamy, which Stlettty, impended. EOMMll et Me ban the lot of leaaary wee brim S t• Wows, Mr shore, mot be arde at Qs diem et tie Comm et Sr brim; er at the Makers. REUTER'S TIMM:4MAX COMPANY 10TICIMISRIBTY IAI R.4. , lkot NO APPLICATIONS tor IMAM Is lab COMPANY will Me II7CRIVID AMA Two odostmIATUIDAY nowt, the 18th to Mmol—By as of Oho MIK now= J. GRIFFITHS. Socratary pro ism kir BuberuildbiblebroV tS Jt 1111 LAND COMPANY (Loaned). Cop 11,000.000. rot Nese ¢BOO 0000 `,t to MOW ahem at £lO ink Doppia 41 per Mom sad 41100 ea allotaleot Llshbatvar Tag.. Branpark-plaar, CumberYagoda. Jams landelaal. Bart., larm.plsoa, Bmant'agark. 'Wit Barka. Bra, Ridgway, Pembrokeshire. in hams, Bag., Nen.aguaro, I.lnootenisa, sad Palm Baia. Malirard Mistrood. Dm., 29. Clevelaad.maaro, Myda-poirk. Calad Wlllbm Ward, bmtlnek.strart, Masebastaragsart. rat, lag, M.P.. Brillbtoo• ismall, Bart., M.P., Cbarttaa.park,Olommtaralikro. Omar ilmardle Wells, laq.. Upper Mldnattrb= d4 *ION DO* Wlbnot, Sart, Qatera'a-tptte. Bums—Unloa Bank ot London. h "` ".ea Melia, km Campbell. and Ream* lbnor—Nams. Inorsdat. Barry, sad W oohs,, lama lielisagetralldlsp. astern, CaancaMmet, London, LC. ditillitar (pro tam.}—Henry C. Darlington, Bag. AIItIDGED MOO TIMM Ili Caere has Does establebed for the purposed facie tree es teitioeslion of titles to landed met. s, ander the pro blem el the "land Regto tastes Act :" and also Ow the rim tredisiot land the titles to which hare hem already Se or as capable of befog brought within the eeeratits TN epode object of this Company is to assist owners at pro- Chi wis, tees want of funds or other causes, he,. larvae° bobs email themselves of the advastagesciared by the Act SeCsamay will undertake the morales and reela ble le lendedeetetes ; it will provide the hurts kr pedhainary expenditure ; discharge the mess 111/10...4 11/Inn the vase of the estate bears a just pro titber eatmat charged upon tt ; and will airs facilitate seesam et persons desirous of bodies or horrowiag Wald imihr. Melt, from the metre Of Ogee operations ameelles held by the Company. m u still he Probated =tr lit diked leak canalderable pronto ho erred, sad it bad will Sal their advantage in the inereneed shoe 21is I will purchase registered and easer WM% resell them In lota or otherwise. where the ad .'".11.,e • battle and parliaseastary title melds them te i r e dikliatka sad ramle terser delay sod wither' Itiourrirm LAND COMPANY it. NOIICII 18 NIULIBY GIVEN. Let NO airLICATIO. haplAlie ia tbh Compmay will be INCE Vil) AIPTIN 141 Thollekruthe lea Wheat, for the oottatry.—Dy war, Nows eet. NINAT e . DAILINGT ON, ileczetary pre tow. Loado, Fib, 16, 1666. h ramble& sad will he Will CS • WNW or par. soma THE THIRTY-FIRVIZTUAL REPORT, CASH ACCOUNT. sad BALANCLIKINT o 1 ths MUTUAL lart Assousa SOCIETY. CHARLES VIGALL, Aetsary. Ibbibrest. Cadspidds, EC. , Feb. If. Deb pi PHOSPHORISM) NiatVENZ TONIC. tabllla..,e wrw Monica! combination of PHOSPHATIC SALT% contelnlng all the mondial mentlinsals ef 410.7 1 7 =Elk lid nerve substance. areal plikeeplhkal sad Pump* his led to the discovery of this ismimbie t h ith he penult perfect state. agreeable to the pleb salt h %whoa—still preserving Its wonderful ii .... / =IM asesenute relief, and permenentlY mall - ell who ._..yeaks sad withering of the nervous onsacular C i Q mil Thisid joist prostration. and every other exbanaleve , ... Massa It regenerates all Os kaparkat illig t___.`"•• nom frame. "As phosphorus in a slats of V i............_. e55m05s the desk:nem so the exhausted frame revives with He electrical properties." Prior :•11a LIIIK elite li bottles in one. Us.: and in ewer metals. 5,-.. Sk. bettlea L ßA, which asses Al lta, packed asenrely, ser i b o ,..lhrte of the world. Loonies spats :—lrwoberry, warayard . Sanger. le% Oxfordstrest ; Ileogsig, ..____all H illemereet, London-bridge : Prost, IA Sass& --_______ 0 ° , 12181 8 ALGA MARINA OONCIIN ".41ID 3883NC1 at the 83A-wink fie lavabeatie "Web Itheimelkos sad Ithematetle 00ak WI i i et 4 , 6 wWwitaak., embalms wean" te.-Baid hattlek 864 1 1 . 1 61. 1E03A8 wants, re, K. Tears- . 1) Una OIL, imported direct from New mialbetlZElollAll ILY&TIZ4O. TS, et rddrd-dedrdb• add h eta, ti :slab. bl• ett• • qsank ClDLErrim OIL from Nowkoundbmlall: mr.1342*-4...Britiarigled="Amisaldselatalskus - Phis. goer. IL. weeds( =no& ' 11 MLVIRMILL ua MARRIAGE : ° lt i r"'a, t vb :par a pb = w.. Lefts.. This powered Oempany bee bees formed for theympose of segiling, comolidating, nod developing the ea~pelwe mows ea • The China and Japan Steam Na *Matfett Company," and The Labs= Ceed Can ." The object of the former pan, was team* the much felt seed of steers navigation I. the China wale's, and the letter Company was teemed to work the coal MAIM to Litman and bernia, audio eply the whole of the governmeal tad morose. UN marine in the_ _Lot with deem fuel. It has been found, harmer, that tram the fact d those Companies haring bean formed with too nasal a capital, and ou too limited a beak, the mainmasts both aa to supply o vessels and also the farther development ot the mai rinse menet be admostely met. It Zak,therefore, been comidared edvhable to owes tile two and to make one large Company. with eallideat means sad L 0541201 to develop the valuable homes, of both the old companiss, and in aceerdsoos therewith enmpeatente have been made for the Immediate needs, by them of their nia reaming best and collieries, together with the good will and sine plant . . . IbleCeireay will, therefore, acqulm the power ful trading steamers F.lgtn, Moo; and PM kno w n tugs Titan, Vulcan. and Tlenehang, 'trendy we pro fitably employed In China ; and the ealllngehlp Andros= M ate ot !AO team burden, admirably adapted for • dhysiMteß the shindig operoiless et the Oloughtr. lo M ahon So th e building ot trade's ash collier stetheeeh medal ottentloa trifi be paid to • the otheirallice at tog sheatere adapted to the ever-toorealiag lobed Waft d tios pest Cldna riven, where the &head tar web tblppleg Y eat It is Pi alto wept:old to esiohilah a Imo dMoms Weems Bwatoty, mp" sad Mei eg. Noma, •01 oho it awe eater on en the Heide of the lobar Cool Oeight el ffitooty. le I ohm* mbues sod Donwto. sat all their pies. Plonk hth mg la Ihe lassese Mind. tete over their able . . •le coatroe et te with hat MoJestra goveraidn- 7lbe Libman eel hes beam eentemeled ter erlemively by the Admiralty, and wig astually he Me standifrd steam coal for the navy le the ChM' mem; and elsewhere to the le* as well as intleasersts end by Ms Melba steam shtpplegFeales, when the enengeaserta conamplated for storage, loading at Lhasa. sad delivery at the different governmee shalom to the Zest Moil ISM bees eampleied, the pressed n 0... of production asid delivery helm imilerraide to Meet the comitently err s t absios tiemend. et the Liam Coal Company in a lemninnnaMigatrew eempleleilmen a Mid el a on of tons, and that a new vit— iate prepersill me Wino diking of which have been commenced mad the machkery ter which to on the spot—will quadruple the I weedily sealable flee weeldag, or foot millioes 01 toms. the tabz=atir to be ektimined beim practically inexhaustible. seeps, eve Sere, will be takes to epee tide pit and beMand to connect ihe SUN'S with the harbour el Victoria. eiaral tram relboad et sheet seven miles in leegth. la Part Vitoria, ships drawing tweno !Yet of water cm Se close f nd every firiatg le Whored or their being mono- I in al =t a a r nd a rapidly loaded a b the erectiat of coal s te nch Coal Wks will aka, be efahlsird in the leading port of India and labia. By these mum the Comma will be able to meet the pebltc deemed for steam fool a , highly raminnerative rates, In Millis& to supplying their own fleet with the issormary coal. Pusaan Macs or Cost ii Cana.—The present pries at Hoeg Long fee coal, equal in quality to that of Laboan. la eds. per ten, sad that price is exceptionally low. Pas??. —The probable profit of the undertaking whl be seen by refereoos to the following hgarm Imerisme he pawed the cost of nide& the coal and placing it on board ship at I Libman, to be la to Te. per ton. Taking the price at ga ed. pi. ten. and adding la Id. far away, nianagenfast, het. the coA of the coal om board ship at Lhasa would stand the Corey M. pyerer too. Allowing for o re Company's dem the Lhasa coal i, ere hen L t f i r v e ght ered w ould my leaper tea, the east be ffil. per Ma amiss& 414., the present price of Foshan cord equal la quality and It is estimated that when the Company is fabSy at work, It mule easily ram and Wilms of 100,000 toes of coal annually. Suppoehig coal and freight to cad 25.. per ton, and sold at 45a per tam : Oen will he a prodt of 20a per ton which on the pro- duos of 100,000 tons only per annum In equal to AlOO,OOO Net pront of Maniere, may, 20,000 £172,000 bet aaculating that only 60,000 tons are the lint ear raised, and that there p iaillie. per ton profit realised , there is all with the on the steamers £ 07,000 per annum, or 28 per sat on a up capital of £t60,000, or allowing for interest on debentures *ben f 2 per cent. net for dividend. The Medea's& of the shares will be made on the following beals—via. : 7.600 amen welly hilly peld.op, and partly with LlO paid up, will be rescued far abstinent to the applicants who are share. Wean M theediting empaides: of these, 6,000 have already her applied gene and the deposits pad to the Company's bankers. &AN awes with Et paid will be allotted to shareholders in The Craft lturrieread MoMier a Outland (Limited). arty'hares with SA pad will be allotted to,the gstieftl public. such shares at my) as may not be a ped for in the paid up tam, or by the above. Applications will oleo be received for 2,000 fully mad up shares en which dividends for the whole amount paid up will be de e: ed. 2,600 shame will be merest for allotment in Bombay, appli cations for which will be received by Mews. D. Bassoon and Co., Bombay. The cooosion, plane, report'. and articles of eatociatlon can be inspected at the Gies of the ealcitort. Applkatese for shares are to be made in the annexed form, and left with the brims of the Company, upon payment of the deposit of £1 per share. If no allotment I. made to the appli cant the deposit will be immediately returned without deduc tion, and tf Me number a share be Molted taw Is applied for, the deposit pahl will, so tar ea neasmary, be credited to- wards the pennant due on allotment Prospeeneses sad tense of aptillostioa eau be obtained at the came of the Credit genie and MMUS, of England (Limited), 17 and 18, Carnal'. tiro of the bankers. brokers, malleitars, end *gibe mentary ompany. lith ',bream 18116 mono 01 APPLI4I/31011 WOK SMARM WITS ES PAID or. To be minima by the Banton. o. To N Ms Dinettes of Um albs Plasm !IJp sad Tolman Cal Malted). o•llaOliell,—HinteN=o year Has • Me so et , beim s deposit of Li per sham on Morse Is tam shore Casepany, I hereby rape* Mat ma will allot me ast smatter, mad I woe to swept melt ahw se say Ins number yes may snot to mom the 1-nsa of the mg I sum to pay the deposit dos on allotment and i" reirm the s um to amocistios ot pany when re quired, sad I salltertee to Insert mname on the reotator et Brehm ate Ohs iti el dames allotted to me. Donal gn.Ww =l . iii Date • lama Bask sat rimes Or N tarty pail iqk dam repired the foliewing You or APFSICATIOO PO& VOW PAM VP =AUL To be retained by Os linkers. Ne. Ts the Directors of the Claw Nemlp sad LIN= Coal Sustlaren,—Hsi a re =se *a ma of hi= au* of ft per share on shares lithe Milos , I hereby request that yea sr GO iserefiseel peed up share% earl I wee he amp orb awe. or ha/ his ore yes nay allot to sees Jarrow at Ohs presser is. eel woe me pay the marvel( ire Ores es aerie* air Se die the t~te et eateabile es emberal sod I toroot re rep seine restree roam lor wa r m' aramC thane Morel Isms ' hod elgorre Nam kill harbor Prbobta Der 'lame ICI Emma tH r i f :HINA STEAL[SHIP and LLBUAN COAL COMPANY aluetted). _ 111 ME OWNS, that the lami el APPLICIA TIMM Per IS le Mt Onaprif will be CLOUD eek nil- DAY next. the MI Isel,at 4 dein*. treat Leeks appiieehtei mei on SAIVILDAY. the Mk bah. at I o'clastr, for astir appliceflem—By army ALP= pee to T =Win Mem, 17 she 11 Ce ehi tit. le, lift Seeffeesep BOMBAY NEW CATHEDRAL.—The WILMA o Ws west, Mk, es by pest lid., angels' Aye view el Bombay Cathedral remodelled-various other Matra. tloaa-the Duke of Northumberland in connexion with art-the ROOMY sal the Moderns In Mester-on Designing • Gentle. man'. Hemmo-lispetimonte on the Strength of Timber- MIMS. done of Urge Obarebes, and other intermaing papers, with all the ark cieremed, end imagery new& No. l, Tertotreet, Ooventipuden : and an =wawa. 're COMPANIES ACT, 1861 The Forms J. sad Asorant Mein revived soder tie above Act, ales other Wade of gement books, with every Stetionery re gains Mr be 00611 Oventinebeenn ,ts. Clco the best teem. ed every deealstion. Callacalla Zig/avid and led ; Metal male a signed and ezentled. Ask sad Mg. 4S, rieeberzest. KC, sad Load's-W.4a, ti TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. PRUf3BIA. BERLIN, FAL 15. All the rumours relative to the alleged delivery by Herr von Hock, the Austrian representative, of an ultimatum in the question of the commercial treaty between Austria and the Zollverein are un founded. The conference between the plenipoten tiaries, fixed for to-day, has been adjourned for two days, on account of inquiries into questions relative to the commercial treaty now being made in the different ministries. till PRUSSIAN . CHAMBERS. BERLIN, Fis. lb. The debate upon the proposition to abolish the laws spinet coalitions of working men was conti nued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies. Herr von der Heydt, ex-Minister of Finance, opposed any interference of the State with the working classes, and refuted the views of the con servative party on the question. An animated debate then ensued between Herr Reichenheim and Herr von Bismarck, and the propositions of Herren Schultse-Delitsch and Faucher was finally agreed to by a large majority of the house. Herr Michaelis brought forward a proposition that the Chamber should adjourn the debate upon the reports of the committee respecting the credit to be granted to the governmentfor the construction of some new railways, and upon the treaty between Oldenburg and Prussia, until after the budget shall have been voted by the Chamber. DEMONSTRATION AT PADUA. PADUA, Pre. 13. In consequence of a demonstration made against a Tuscan professor, Governor Toggenbourg has arrived here and had a conference with the local authorities. Eighty students have been arrested, and 200 others have been sent back to their homes. Patrols traverse the streets of the city. FRANCE. PARD3, Yu. lb. La Prance of this evening says : " We believe we are able to state that the Pontifical court has dis approved the conduct of the Nuncio, and that the explanations offered by Mgr. Chigi to the Emperor were consequent upon instructions received from Rome. TES LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET AND THE Puaca Buxom& —(Froon our Carrespondeot)—The Canard mail steamer Canada, after a polarised voyage, coos/quest as the prevailing easterly winds, reached Cicada's° about midnight on Tuesday. Her mews bed base ansiosaly looked fat aver since Saturday, not that any fresh peace rumours were espested, because the Pat trip of Mr. Blair to Richmond and hie retina to Washington was leaked epos as she end for the preset of peace overruns, but that those would probably be some startling news from Terry, Sherman, or Grant. The expeatants were madly &appalled yeitenlay on the receipt at the Canada's news, sosouneing that Mr. Linda sad Mr. Seward had left Washington for Fortress Monroe. for the purpose of sneoling Vice•Preaident Mimeos Judge Campbell, and Mr. Hunter, who had reached that place from Bielimoad au an unofficial peace minion. The effect son the *Atom market was at once apparent, and Mays hoiden appeared for a time to be inoapable of reslising the exact state of &fain. As the anemias wore en, however, the market, which was at Tad completely pa. piped, began to show signs of returning vigour, but even this alight and almost imperceptible improvement was soon {cat, sad the market dread VW: Oat and dull—buyers almost rotaliag to loch at cotton ails., a heavy decline as the part of holders was submitted to. la mast asses Ibis demand bad to be acceded to, sod prises were morally 21. per lb. below the quotations of the previous day, while the bucksaws done was very meagre. Tax PROPOSIID ENCLOSURE or WIMBLEDON CON NOR—Lest Digit a crowded public meeting was held at the Blow sed Garter Tavern, Putney, to further take into cosideratias Hie lowan proposed by Bari Spoor*/ foe the uelopiro of WinAladoorniarnon. Laid Love! pre tided, — awl Nos the .be ropratail ate &beim Wmel Itd Mated Oat tbe committee modeled iseesim with lad efaiMer had bad as interview will bb Ifflidship. sod bed peopmed a report timed. Aram yistimp est the emend pule is the ye. raslaralde, be celled spas the remeowy ved tbe =tad this bay* bees dose tbe .we adopted :--" tat ietweale fab l i lte pub& sad LW mighbesdbood al W. blebs, Putney iteoltemptas. sad Wesdowertb. will be best es Me whole at Wimbledon. eammes aid -Math mina aye and esseekeed." " That is at Min meethig t he imyromosset, male • tea, sod mempeeteet et Whet& , as sod • be peovididir by priveMeestriindime. mil by • mall rets ma bents rated at 301. low mom wad upwind' • tbe peados of Palmy sad pods at Weediewailt. Mem immix lb. iimeethato proximity to the damson being mtedst blear robe Other rasoistiam. ieledieg tie sopelstmob el meowiliert te telmtbe semeaty Mips ter poomiliiii politios, were elm !even. The situation at Wilmington, on the 30th ult., was unchanged. The Confederates were still in :oree in the Federal front. General Grant whilst at Fort Fisher had an interview with Admiral Porter and General Terry. The guerillas continue active in Kentucky. It is reported from St. Louis that there is disaf fection among several Confederate generals in the i south-west. The Maryland, Peawrylvania, and Massachusetts legislatures have ratified the constitutional amend meet abolishing slavery. It has been also ratified by the New York Assembly. The Provost Marshal General has written a statement that the large quota of troops demanded from New York is correct. NEW YORK. ft& 4. . 11. The latest aooounts from General Sherman state that he was still advancing into South Carolina. All soldiers in the field hospitals of the army of Potomac' have been sent to City Point This has given rise to a rumour of an intend.cl forward movement by General Grant. There has been frequent cheering among the Confederates in front of Pettasburg during the last few days. The reason is unknown. NMI YORK, Pia. 4, 2.30 P.N. The peace conference between President Lincoln, Mr. Seward, and the Confederate Commissioners bas proved a failure. Both governments remain as they were. Gold, 2131. NEW YORK, FRB. 4, Enigma. The Associated Press despatches state that Pre sident Lincoln and Mr. Seward bad an informal conference with Messrs. Hunter, Stephens, and Campbell, on board a steamer at Hampton Roads. The conference lasted four hours, and it is posi tively known that it resulted in no change in the attitude of either government. In other words, it was a failure. NEW EONX.I.Eri. 4, Bynum. Money easy. Gold, 213 ; Exchange on London, 2214 ; on Paris, SAO to 2.15. Stocks steady : New York Central, 104 ; Illinois, 117 f ; Erie, 71} ; United States 6-80 dol. Bonds, 109 k. Cotton quiet : Middling Upland, 780. to 80c. Flour steady. Wheat quiet. Corn dull. Provisions de clining. Coffee slightly firmer. Sager quiet. No lessee dull. Petroleum quiet : crude, 48 ; refined, 87. NEW YORK, Fa. 5, Roam. Washington despatches fully oonfirm the failure of the peace conference. The convention did not result in any agreement—the main points, involving questions of separation and submission to the Union, having been left undecided. CANADA. NEW YORK, 1b.4. The Canadian parliament has pawed the alien kw aktout usaahooealy. it provides that ea oemapkiet et a rewidoet the governor-rowel may °edit aline to put the _ _ _ provinces afte; giving them entire through the Official Gardte of their intended expelaioe. The scorned may, however, tender remise for nopeonipliancia Liestesuat Burleigh has bees eurrendered. MEXICO. NEW YORK, Ira. 4. A report bale been received bare that the Imp,- &lit forces bare defeated ► body d the medallions la &endure Norio; and captured as important city. No par ticulars have beau received. &Anemia Soczym —The fourth ordinary meet ing for the present auston at this society will be held en Tuesday next, the 21* what the followbg pawn will be rend, viz. s-1. Oo Infant Mortality and oat Alleged loam bales at ua Ostroms—b Dr. W of the Turks. in. Parr. 2. Dr. Ifyos Clarke—Oa the Our readera l :rb i e d glad to hear that the land at Oxford, for which Dr. Newman =a raswaliy in treaty. has hese purchased by the univetsity for a sea act exoesdiag 9,0001., sad also dart the same body la= beim= at the weilkuown lan in the Migksbeet far= ' , sad we wppese Asters bog slaws me site az both will be ewysstd M sorority puma= It ha rooraubstai that the Angel is the pleas when the good Queen Adelaide held her drawing-reowts, sad when the mumoular Christi= Tom Brows pursued his oosententeratisa fUrtotisea—Guardian. _ . MR. AND Xis. GiaamaN Rzaa's isrraottsm inal.—We amilsoulsed that the olow, setertenomat st the Garry Illestosties, whisk bee bed so keg s rue, easoisttes "fl e Rival Ompesers" matt "l he Bond sad hie Battier," is sheet be be withasont ter a hem the sea at the teats rubor, Na. Wars The Orme di Owls, " The thelikarls Levee sad " Toe may Oahe sadism be be sistal won/ Tawdry mad Masai, Ofeso spreldiag work Le ma lam gives mom Ora a headwall tiems. We beaten that "Joey Les, sr the 21seriag mg = . vIM Teo may Osaka" ia Mere be sew listerds, amp*" whitest hitorterteg the 00111 Mabee' as Teasley sad flossier. thiserAL PAlres—Oss Samara Dit.—Wis 'MOAT, Fn. 16.—Yokalrose se mums, ditob, nem Whelk 1.215; total visitors, 2,132. Savoy. Pm, it There is a we'll pa published in this city, called the Gioniale Il , which has a veryparge circulation. in its last number ft pulliehes an article oa Prime Napoleon which has created a certain amount of sens ation, both bemuse the paper is supposed to be under tbe influence of a person who relations with the Paris Pelais Royal are no secret, and because the article in question is said to have been suppressed in the edition sent into France. The article ' however, is a mere pompous apotheosis of the cosine of Louis Napoleon, who is called the greateeo and most liberal man in all France. That specimen of the writer's views will, I trust, suffice. The Italian parliament is busy in discussing the law relating to the juridical unification of the coun try. The bill presented by Minister Pecos will entail a series of long debates on the abolition of capital punishment, and on assay other subjects of legal interest. This discussion has already been called by the comic papers " the carnival of the ad vocates;' and heaven knows that there is no lack of ouch learned members, both in the Chamber of Deputies and in the Senate. The conse quence of all this will be that the present house cannot be dissolved before the end et March, for there an so fewer than fifteen bills that the ministers intend parliament should discuss before its dissolution. Signarianla, the Minister of the Interior, bee just arrived here from Florence, and I bear that he brought the news that Vidor Mniseanosi will moire the municipal deputation before the 19th. His Majesty is still, very angry with the Turin autboritice, but I have been told be immured Signor Lanza that on receiving the Marquis Bork and his colleagues be should not make any allusion to past events. The most reassuring bore of re conciliation are therefore entertained by all Italian patriots. UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. •,......19 OAZBILIDGIS. ha. IA Plosseosui Ossimnoni ExAmxprAftow.— Passiesd awl approved by the Doming Prolirsaar of the Lieu d Woad : -811, g 1 7. Down* ; man. Triniq.— Piped) . MN linxiszi sad . Wiwi', ma /slaws. WANZHOUSEMEN AND cznisir SCHOOLS. The annual dinner of this institution took place yesterday ,veer at the Lowden Tana, under the dewy at Lord ftrasuir, H.P. The company cambered about 200, sad inadnded Items. MMus Lief, Walked Grestorez, B. N. Fowler, J. D. Anemia, J. G. Howes, Willie's Tars, It. N'llarlaad, Alfred Davis, Gears* B. 0011•1111112, to The least of the evening, "The Wereirmeamm sad Clerks' fitabaels," proposed by the Cianurait was dent with *rest enthusiasm, and ia the warm at the emu* asbeenatioes, amounting is the aggrapte to 1,2604, were the touts which Ire/lowed were "The Choir mom." w met with • most medial reepeem ; "The Presideet of the lestitutioe,_ the .Bie*t Has. the Fad Bee sell ;" "The Trimmer, William Lsat Sq.," mad "The Demo= at the Bailee( Find, Wilford Greeters; Me." The mei meek, ar l bor the anodes et Xs. & Gray. was elfestively performed g h * Asaie Cos. Yam =se Lyr" e% Mimes lice Elba, Kr. Hasty, Hr. Mabee! Wate sod Mr. Young ; Ms. alma presidia. et the poise helm BRITISH AND POASIGIN BIBLE SOCIETY. Last night the annual meeting of the friends and poppadom of the Bleeasebesy and death hems branch of this institution was held le the Mune Hall, Ster•-aereat, Bedford-equats, soder the pseeideney el the Neel el Shafts& Wry, sapperted by • large number of the local gentry aad Diim or Ms E. Huoanis.—A. vary imp portion el ear rirders will, war sore, Mere with is Woo wenn with whisk we point to the aassfraseraf, i air obitearf of today, of the death el Rained Huggins, Reg., el the Lin Bruhn* Broadtail," Boldnageare, whin nest task passe at his tesideger, Iliad Ledge, Figabley, ea Taney. the 14th inst. The trilithains isoseseted with the usmoni viatuakra, i litendes, ftrob a ti: se r tied proof of his great literality, gad go die mein applisset ever ie vale sought ninon his. He anapied a high teagisterist_ gasi ties. bens Depety. Greenest of the Canty el JUMegai sad Jostles of the team, s Depety-Lieetineat el the City of Leetleg, and else cd the T.wsr khalif. Is Million to his bslog ao satire sissabie of the ern fn Bresdannt. he was s three ford two el the Wiwi morosehle establishing* of tha hied, la the wadi, sessoly, the Loudon sod Canty Bs", sad the Lheepeed sad Lomita sad Olobe Issereses Ones, to whisk ssetindiess he was, boa his hap apaseziess, sad the Mom is whin be wee bold, inehlett to afford eon gibleble aid. Xr. Buggies was is the trltk yew of his ant—lifergin Advertiser. Tors Warn= liflosArrom—Ono of the most inedseful nineties, keen is linen has bass pin es while ell Obeisant= las bees leads. @sly at t▪ he prcasesties of the greaten war keen to hinny. (Monde, Anis* sed Min hen ressived nen al this istenel nignine tires Nialldia, labia MOO tie artier ad. imiaskie kilo the Union to its Win eider by two or three yens. la the .amour es almost ontiegoss Use el eel). 'bad lingoes .:tended fret the Xisseeri River to Poet Linage. At oloa arming 4,000 togas sad 6,000 toes el freight was Tared io it mon. At soother, 1,000 none were et on tine main their ten st the hen, the We saelindise leek lets the ..entry two or Mese nibs. Nan& is, par gainesee, the silver tiscrifasy, Oohing eiresAy fron Men to sighing' gulling pee sees* The ninon ore is cost len the shape of -" takes," ear* gameamirsi over 1,000 dollen eate. —A Intim popes._ - - - - A Rusauw Amour, or ma P2114111r/ Sim or Ltrausimma---"It is oily esseemereiel sad telenady =temus, mesh se theme thew* whisk the rawly ome br Pelmasberg poem, thee seems feel& trees of easel ate sad Illovarial see still mild& Bat p est of ems of theme teals, is say &seise you plasm— travel semi inewlesels of vents, visit deems of villirms, sad yas will eel en • ea* Wag Wei. Behr • rills" sad thiek yea ere ma seer seehemied spel—ems• • weed. sot a semi is is be beard ; it is as d.l sll woe skee= s : dew hems which there Is as wakes. I s e wield throes% the heeme breathes, sad every ew end thee • dyes phloem heed is rreisesed lames% the selliedeos If to rassisd the SONIVIrM preer-by tbd there were cede li D vieg le.s t i tplimess. /OM et whose see member ail" Mier& beams, ereemw raise—maremmal messes awl desolWass, hew of Mma--wporyg Ills Sbe Wed web. se ireepeamilde dabs et sidaiss. Yee awe* mesas row rem and seem Ism the arrest tem te mope the meendell speeessie Wu Meet. heila thom serest ef time whole et the eseeley owerdeed is the mismereemests et Iran letenberg Goat& Deepetaites woe receierday at eisi-ellesi hese the gemsee la . w e eliseet Italia, mil °idealist& some months hence In the event of no recovery taking place in them. In this direction we should doubtless have a compensation for the losses which would be incurred through the serious fall in eating, the market for which, at Liverpool, is already paralysed. There is, moreover, reason to believe that, while the nation at large would gain by having its cotton supply cheapened, the losses to holders in this country would be km extensive than is generally anticipated. Most of the houses in the East India trade seem to have acted for some time past merely as commission agents. The balk of the Indian cotton produced and awaiting consumption it believed to be held by the natives of ludla,where --especially at Bombay—such enormous fortunes have been made through the recent high prices• The sacrifice would, therefore, be widely diffused, and would fall for the most part on should'', well able to bear it. The question of the result to the holders of the manufactured pods existing hers and abroad, made from inferior cotton at high prices, is perhaps one of at least equal anxiety, for if good American cotton is shortly to be obtained at low prices, it would seem that there is a prospect of much loss on these inferior and relatively dear productions. With regard to the money market, there seems reason to anticipate that, though a revival of trade would certainly bring capital into better demand, and perhaps cause a return to higher rates, the movement would be gradual, and free from vio knee. Even under the most advantageous circum steams, the transport of cotton down to the Ameri can porta, and thence to this country, muss con sume much time, and it is therefore hardly likely that, notwithstanding the dislocated position of Americo credit and of the eachanps, any heavy amount of bullion would suddenly leave this coun try. Meanwhile, in addition to the probable revival of our trade with the North, the South, bare of European emansodities, and re duoed to absolute destitution as regards many articles, would import them in amounts which would constitute a very material setoff against the cotton we should take from them. There ia, further, the consolatory reflection that the prospect of peace in America will cause an almost complete cessation of our remittances of bullion to Egypt, India, and the other new cotton countries. We shall no longer be buyers of cotton there until we ascertain whether the present hopes of peace in • America are well-founded or delusive. The =Mat for silver, which has been fiat for some time past, owing to the absence of demand for export to India, showed even increased depression yesterday, and it is may probable that the saving which we shall make in this respect will enable us to meet with comparative facility the American demand on the partial return of the cotton trade to its old channels. BIPILOSIONATION OP MS 0017117 T WATSIVOID. —lit is wired that Mr. Owns& Oalisrao, M.P. for Limlowed, is about to solicit the impost al Ms shown al lb. orossay of Waterford. Tram Ohs Ma gostlosimes admitted ability awl pest ittpwiewsa Is Oho bora, and Ispadally his ao. dated *Bios. as Mr sallissio al the Irish Asada alablish. moat, bit is likely fossils. Nina awayost frost the oossa tasesy, la *Mob las is *all lawn es s boar alsil land lord. It la aloe slated dab lard basso, the slaw* oss se tho Maarie GI Waterford. will ho Slat tory awiliktik— PIWIMIA a Journal. RirszeraiTATioN OP NrwcAsrisomN-Tru..— Mr. Joseph Clooca somas formaid repo • royabitica Woad by 2,176 electors. sok* bin no bear, a candid", ag tin • approaching soma is tholiboral Wrest. BarszazirrAnow o/ Wsicasyra—Mr. Fla mini. • gestiness of coos local fallatoos, is ia the Sold for she esparartatioe d Windhoek, at Sibs sod mini election. ItzrzsamirrAnow OP ElAusivsY.—Lientenant- GINISI Bracy lateral retiring lona the ropreasollatioa of foliabory at tie mat gamal olsatico. Yr. Ifonaco. a brother of the bisicop. be bon parsabso aa astir* wear is the 1161%1 IMMIII4. Tie cooservalivas aro w asartiaa Yr. Ohmura, a pothers d dosidagrabh leee ie bswos Bsessitivtastod or NortdrOdott. —Within bite last for days...resat bee bets mode by as tedoestid body of vablatioess to to dr. S. Morley, of Landes. to be pissed 5 assardes for this bervegh as the sort .ire. Von. Up to the porest tiooKr. Yogis, boa set setersed a dative room sear lowitados. RIPILEMITATION or 8101111-ON-TRENT. --It will to resserboted Nat some Moo ego Kr. W. H. holatelder, al Ulroslorre, tree esiodeds• Moe seemed liberal ordidelo for lb. repreesslodhe of eteiters•Trort at to mist geseral siedios, the *oral posy is the boreeph brag dr teemised b ado satelite•te rotor too serbere el tisk on podded views sr thes eeresirsa. Wields de last few • dayslfr. flessidsr or resslred a tg wt Mn liberal pony ef lismasks. Assess se Mr. alwelder's vithohaval hoer lho bessegh wee Uses to ems* el de aural party sed to .render vbs/ erase should be ./aeL The milt el dr atedlog ens dot Gorse 114 ft eserebook of limped, bee bass ahem to repply the plase of Ms. Sehaders, es the mooed bird waddle' for Illebera. Trost, at the seat deeds,. Mr. Melly, who has epee ot toles oestestsd Probst tursersoid" spolus el se • gestisms el=llll = e arl ill is sommij ....a ssesissay to add that, bis show are tboes .4 p est t ied, et Ilbel:lt eN iseters it:bares g h. Ns. Mles pehred edited we be hosed at WO% end Kr. via meat blurt uma, to tie oesstiteseey seat vellt. - vbse be El is the diffusing loaves of the beresgb.—Bitesiosphor Daily Post. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PI woe &eft flaleds oftoft 4 wilbma = kola Dr. beset, will b. loftiest& _._..aosisor trout b lkw. sad n.v reeeplelbee, •• ■4 l aftes, gissiossa &moms roe taro .yeti 10. swim* medicine. sad as a prattler el st r ay =Mat ; la *sly opendisa mad wmorstithsion.h to r vi al* m amma L i d ligilaa .arras 17V °1 12: lib is a. glaCrUllimod i eharla I' rroes. and birg . aad Ttbs est i. ols• ants a spar. 1.111/1 ^...,=••••" Mien Lemberg" socromed on thestaluP• BUTLER and MTIILLOCHT 007INCTIONS of norms= BUM AS Li !a, Ll las., ill la., sad 10a asialagm poi trio. Orden anteraa to rl.ang wawa MIA Alll/1118.0 trea. Doable lisilaa dosos.—BUTLIS and WCULLOCX, Ca prank W.O. ;1 7 iv.' ~ a ,—... 1 " - aebese 4 . z : zi bws ri l cd. iiitLac h 4r .1 ,lirdi The ib. liallanirigArtr ell hon. Moo lia. Ali Oak eakieiled Haled amain hemp Toads hentatir NOTHING piIio9SSEBLE.—The aid p rai n A.l MOOS Ma1.411.6_21101m el the lip, ABU TA— ... Mean. :ow mama sad Co. Th ee thripeoark herd- IV Wan ateiell, leala as piellissnleher Illilia riapeatally oiler to the „.____ pale Fite la& w gredully raker lie ""'"` hoes Safi le bee—so satterat what ape. Theillgeo journal AlLlNillall Sr sees el the ploperliss et lies i it, as the eistrany. la basslitel to the odes, sad wheat the hair to tees rimmed queatio we application par math will keep It to perfect colour. Paler Th e 1 dla. per SOK sr to hen beaks Hie. ei. John Garen and Ce. lasi lees to ALM the Prams Truss', et west—JOH Nal i a l r itara r l:oe. CHMULT TOOTH PASTE , le snugly seperter to eary teeth powder. —Te be had ot all per Licari p bass obialle. tad L Lesiberatolint es. at UM seastastars, 12, Three Zlipsieel • ran k I , esl WT are the WILD WAVES BAYING 1 liAracel Duet by DISPHIN OLOVIL arillaged SS s Paso Duel by BriMsyliclards. ; post free Gar tit stomph by tbs seine oceopome, for piano solo, :a; post e fot k a Meier Glow Is lucky la baying his mtreelody We chastely sad grasendig stt Iride the Musical Worid. The Vocal Dash /a poet traitor 19 Lemke ; lobed Oaks and Co., Mew=atonalteet ; and an eausiceellers.