The Express. — London, England, 1865-06-21 00:00:00

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Billiteretreet. igIT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE Drt PACKET SHIP.—Por SYDNEY Direct sail trona go War ly on the 23th July, calling as Plymouth mOs Ist west. to embark passengen), th e splendid frigate wag dop Li iOUE. to years, register lyingns, gr. GODARD (late chief er) Coraniander ; in Tat I n dia Duke This One ship has been built expressly Kthe Sydney trade she hu a full poop, with first-rate sorimmodstlon for cabin passengers ; her tween decks w o g lofty sod airy she offers also a desirable oppor- N oy tors tew second cabin and intermedisie passengers, - v experienced surgeon. - For terms of (relight or ' !ILIA WS, on board; to OILLATLY, Leadenhall-etreet or to Dxvirr t.—Mall vacancies for midshipmen. IRE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE -For SYDNRY Direct (to tall from the 13th Angled, calling at Plymouth to rptemberj, the well-known frigate-built Ft, A 1 for IS years, register 1,374 tons, Commander: lying In the East India t expressly foe the Sydney trade, has ',Alai care and consideration for the her cabins are lofty and airy. She can mediates, and will carry an experienced freight or psomne apply to Captain DRLLATLY, HA I% RSV, and SSW ELL. to DEVITT and bIitI)RJL, 9, Bilhter- )RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE —For ADELAIDE Direct .to sail ly on the 2ith June, last shipping day I.erdeen clipperehlp PEKINA, A 1, IMi MA Csmimander: London ship has beCn fitted °spryly for has • toll poop, with bath-room, ,r the accommodation of cabin passes- cuerieored surgeon If required. From goeted to be ono of the fastest ships height or virago apply to Capte to PEWIT sad 11009.1, 9, Mita, ,ORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .—For ADYLAIDK Direct (to sail trews )II the g&th Jaw. calling at Plymouth the splendid new clipper ship CITY of yews, SOO tons register, 1,600 tons 'amender lyincin the London Dock& This Wit expressly for the Ad lalde trade ; she baa pith bath.looM3 and every other comfort for of cabin passengers; her 'toren decks being otters also a desirab le: opportunity fee • few tertnedlate passenge and will carry an f e w hose: eTlai or ° N t Yr nreemaig&r, *RE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE .—For ADELAIDE Direct (to nil from august, calling at Plymouth to embark Aid new clipper ship NT. VINCENT, A I register, 1,700 tons burden, A. LOUTTIT, • Woks. This tine ship has been built ex ', trade ; she has a full poop, fitted with ther comfort for the accommodation of 'tween decks being lofty and airy : she portuolty foe a few second cabin and in. and will carry an experienced surgeon-- passage apply to DEVITT and 110011.4 i • STITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIP. —For HOBART TOWN Bind, the well .ore Britnh.bnllt clipper WAGOOLL, A 1 14 years, 649 • tons, B. HAY, Commander; loading in the London , • This ship, built under special survey, le noted for her falling qua ties and sound delivery of cargo. She has also • accommodation for chief cabin pamengers.— Yor further apply to the owners, Messrs. BEDIft.RN. AMMAN and Co., Great Winchester-street; or to DI VI rr sad . U.S. Bllliteretreot. and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE 01 PACKET SHIP.—For LAUNCESTON Meet (has the meter part of her cargo engaged and shipping), the welldusowii Wiper ship DUNORLAN, A 110 years, f COMO? 380 tonsga Commander: lying In the West ladle Diablo has been bunt enormity for the trade, and hes are Ke accommodation for MIK cabin pamengsra—For terms o! MiKt or passage apply to the owner. Kr. T. B. WALLEY; its, &Helen's-place ; or to DEV ITT and MOOR& 9, Miter-street. 0... imun ,"" "'" ----- '5,,7," ad will cirri al elPerigured ."..... ...auta apply to Captain W II .MS k AN KEI . and BE MX. ft "hut tag godgli, 9, itilliterstreel I freak reesag I EVITT and MOOD M 1• 4 IF of PACKET stsi•.—Fr %, n it ~ . .• ,dually on the tit I h! ". pfirrNDED7 iltl;lP,te.: ian • Sas .: Is SWANhOIt, Con •• . This ship, built ea insets with the green set of passengers . her . • e a few Internet —For terms of fat kit * board grauN, on ; to is dlr. ,• , Leedanhallatreet ; or GB te soak _ rtoatt, IF sofa . and MOO] o f PACKET SHIP.— [pmts.! tto river punctually a 1. , . Jane), the new Aber nos register, JAIM a prat • . This beautiful at ad dm , Adelaide trade: she 1 . • every ether comfort for amend will carry an cape rifling kir loe Una she is eupo hails fs . —For term. of fs. iota, on board: or t flit MI I • VITT and MOO l ea man gof PACKET SHIP.-1 'prow • elver franetisally on ad that • embark passengers), the . DE, A 1 12 years, i l l ina i e bid • • YID BICCS, Command ship hat been built rapt ME poop, fitted with ban Ad now accommodation of cubit sight be , and airy, she offers a :trirailklag •• • cabin and intense& n/mhiag . • • eargeon.—For tel . .. . BHr. CE, on boat branch* KI is the eiern. 1 : ' ITT and MOC most al gof PACKET SHIP, river on the 26th Augt lan VIII • ), the splendid n nor P• • yeas, lAte tons Teem, .dc: London Duct per art for the Adelaide to .u.y esz t • rooms, and every othi passengers, her 'tw ad F. ( • .1. , a desirable oppo; • ate passengers, and g Panda: otter= of freight or pm Stirliaf Billiteratreet. aof Elt I SVITT and MO( en NO I • of PACKET SHIP.— : don MA . .wn British-built clip DE!'ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE PACKET SHIP. For LAUNCESTON Direct (hoe meat part of her cargo engaged, and will ha*. quick despatch), Is beautiful new clipper FUGITIVE A 1 10 years. register st tons, W. R. BARWOOD, Commander lying In the West bils rocks. This tine chip, built by Mews. W. Pile, Bay. and A, of Sunderland, expressly ' for the Tasmanian trade, is noted bey fart sailing qualities, and has Antral* accommodation Ira few chief cabin woman. n— For terms of freight or pas. ka apply to Mr. T. B. W WEEK, lsA, St. Helen ' s -place; eto DEVITT and MOORE, 9, Billiterstreet. MOORZI3 AUSTRALIAN LINT 1Y4 1 11 1 337:KET SHIP. —Poe HOBART TOWN Direct (will isd In the But India Docks) the well - known feat sailing ship TICY,I,OOO tons register. RICHARD WRANK MORE. R.N. R., (=mania , . This well-knon n ship has a full poop. with first ins accommodation for cabin passengers, mid from her great arkt between decks is well sdap:ed for Intermediate ppaawsrnn- nt For freight or passage apply to the owners, BICHABDSO.S BOTHERS and Co 12, St. ileien oplace, Bishopagate street ; Oa DK VITT and MOOR& 9, OUltier4lmt. kLACIC BALL PASSZNGICB LINE of CLIPPILIi !AMU'S for Al/UDALL trout Landau direct. . _ _ BRILMBN.—Direst Route to Hanover, Bruns wick sad Central Germany. —The North Gomm Lloyd'a be bat elan wow steamer CONDOR, Captain C. HAM' %LI be despatched from Horselydown on THURSDAY. the Rind lune 'weather percolator, MlO s. asthma at transwirk her, Blackwall, fee psiesiren at 11 noos.—lares to II ind A.l . return tickets, and Ll 104.—App1r _at MIA TL ike rn NictratlOlllee, Regent-cante, W. ; or to PALMATE'S, GRAVIES, IIIILITTS and Co.. 11. Rood•leas. L.C. -- - ------ - - - -- Port. - I Ship. Tame. Donis. To MIL Castleassine .... 1,500 & India July 11 ; Iron Duke lboarne ...Royal Edward Queensland land cede% LSO. .... rueen of theColo- ales e .... Samaria= Deulson..'3lootmorency MU misbrand line of packets have, by their punctuality and passages, earned a world-knows reputation, and their pas- accommodation is unsurpassed by any vessels afloat. —For t maim reapecthig freight or parr to Australia apply to • BAINES and Co., Li Ammta for the Black Line ; and T. M. MACK AYiIi co., L.d....h.m.m...m, me. STLUI FROM Lli'lltPOOL OR QUEENSTOWN TO 1 NEW YORK. TWICE A WEEK. HE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY intend de- Mug their full-powered Clyde-built Iron Screw Steanglihips, ing the United States mall*, • FllOll LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. CITY OF LIMERICK, Saturday, June Is. CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, June 28. CITY OF CORK, Friday, June 30 lad nary Wednesday, and alternate Fridays and Saturdays. Cable passage by the mail steamers sailing every Wedne sday, 17, sad 21 guineaS, 11C001111ng to the accommodation. Cabin by the Friday's and Saturday's steamers. 13 guineas. passage includes a full supply of cooked provisions. for Canada, the United States, and British Columbia, so through on very advantageous terroa—For further par- anly to W I LLIAM 111 M AN, d, Water-street, Ilverlmol ; to RUB and MACEY, 61, hag WURam-Weet, London. 8 AIM LLNIL—BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL STEAK-SHIPS, appointed* Admiralty to sill between LIVERPOOL and NHVI Cd between LIVRRPOOL and BOSTON, limitable. ddps YO . 4 Baling to land and moans passengers and sulk The or other vends are appointed to sail tram Ilverpool, 4 emit to receive sir mails: OHLVA, for BOSTON. Saturday. June 14. *PERSIA, for NEW YORK, Saturday, July 1. • Taking Passengers and goods for Nassau and Havanash, to transferred at hew York (subject to the perralssion of the 'ailed States authuritamO oim hoard I . a R.M.S.S. Corsica. ' AFRICA, for BOSTON, Saturday, July & i Priage-money, including otwvara's foe and provisions, but wines or liquors :—To Halifax and Boehm, chief cabin, , • : second cabin, Ll 6. To New York, chief cabin, 328; second 311 Freight to Halifax. Boston, and New York, 83 per a and 6 per cent. primage.—Apply to J. B. Foord. PC Old *eat, London J. 11. Currie. Havre, and 12. Place de la i. , • Paris: 0. and J. Mons, 30, Jamicagtreet, Glasgow ; . tad C. Maclver, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Maclver, 8, Water- , lAverpooL A.OTHENBURG. The fine first-class iron peddle steamer HANSA will mil in a few day@ for the for sort. This magnificent steamer has splendid sceommoda- he P * rir=l" To be followed by the GUSTAF WAIL of freight and passage apply to PRILLIPPS. , PRILLIPPS and Co., It, Rood-lane, LC. `TEAM to COPENHAGEN, MALMO, and STOCIEHoLIt Direct —The Roe ftrebelaas screw steamer 4W,. SKY, Ceptatu J. SMITH, will clear for the above Porta ' 34°R " W TburedaVl. the 22nct tnat.—Por freight and pas- Ne, apply to PHILLIPPS, GRAVES, PHILLOPS, sad Co., 11, ooe lane, EC. tHEINITIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The moet seletithically prepared and moat powerful nubi le cordial ever introduced ; rmtoree to thew normal condition the eecremons, on the integrity of which perfect health de hit. It Is a specile for debility of all kinds, and from its con !!raur, among other infiredients, pepoineand phosphate of soda, Prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. 'ire be. per bottle, or four paantttles in ate tee 23. Sole tests, Beare Baumgarten a _ SID, OnbXesigeet. W.C. lonslturenAtreet, Loam. at the I thy Miket ilm don _ to mead' ram &se >somater ry to los ket vs, Is AOli expo*. AM, } I L, 17d. ant, k& 13d. 20._S 'tautly Ix= advan Table ' is eit ;ions. ✓ lb., [owe t go ma* estimalli Ist, so drt he schuss s evidaolly sr yarseses so loss set A yaps sod t yeateday hem before, ,d OMB Ili am As go Malmo °ming, mad high rise ise of pima al mambo. Ippear is be owes'ti art follov the i there is 1 lob chattel as mot Seem • decicialf Dot bee oo colonted od costar og of phu. small sac ale Si.' a 20. —no proved bid ins and cidi. riven out . or intrimn ed en made* ) might bv• oicit ill Pa priCee ule general rs come nom ions. Vali' prices si& Minos of lbs BATHS of J. Ad OB. Imam, the eik of C.! Ilyde.park, he teeth, the Bil• water, the on-Trlm, owe later, feet.): a lance. &Wel° rite', Rt. Jobe* Vinland. et UN taloa, daag litg r, banker. olllnatouLni by, tag.. an nl ""' es, Caroline. de, et, wife of Car f Fowls-W WI Ricardo, M. Ipperdsnn, D.a. lith, of Ple 4ll. flat !Ado, Of tl.lll, of 1411• 'lnt*. Wb HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of 'NOLAND (Lintited), l coelenotioa with the I SIPMRLAL AN I IL% CRLDIT ASSOCIATION (Limited), are premed JUICSITS SUBSCRIPTIONS for 60,000 Preference Bhtrea, beimthe Wean of the Capital of the ATLANTIC TILBORAPH COMPANY not yet honed to the gained public, Tin, 60.000 Preference Shares of ib each, bearing 8 per ,enL pperr annum Preference iii!!reet.euthorteelby Rpeclal Act of Perftment. Deposit, Li pet Blum on Application. 44 on Allotment. No further , et any kind, Each Solsortber's Liability being specially limited by Act of Parliament to the Amount of kis dubecription. The following nre the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph Company : The Eight Hoe. JAMES STUART WORTLEY, Governer of the Credit Yonder and liobiller of England (Limited), Chairman. CURT'S M. LA UPSON, Esq. (Messrs C. Lampoon and Co.), London, Vice-Chairman. Wore Peabody, Era, 22, Old Broadatreet, London. Francis Le Breton, 21. Sussex-place, Regent's.ork. John Ponder, Lg., M .P ., Manchester (Director of the British and Irish Maguelia Telegraph Company). Edward Moon, Seq., LiverpooL Samuel (honey, Esq., M.P., 65, Lombard-street, London (Messrs. °mend, °won, and Ca) Edward &Isomer keg. Swaylands, near Penchant (Director of a the British aad BUB Magmatic Telegraph Campany). Caplan A. T. Hamilton, 12 Boltoarovr. Picas- dilly. G. P. Bidder, Dm , 24, Gre at Georgs-street, Westminster (Direc tor of the Electric and international Telegraph Company, and late President of the institution of Civil Engineers). Sir Edward Canard, Hari. Old Srosdatreet, Lando*. iionoataY Dissent—W. H. Stephenson, Esq.. late Official Di rector on this /Mara no behalf of her Majesty's Government, and now Chairman of the Board of Inland Esvenue. FTVAriei,A;.4 4 : - 00111101X11113 coinurnue. Captain Douala& °Alton, ILL, Joseph Whitworth, 1aq.,1./L9. LS. Proleaaor Wheatstone, Y. 6.9. William Fairbalin, Profess), VI Thossoo, late President of the Mil& el Ohioans. ..'"•.•••••••••• SEC.AITART-00e110 Saward, Esq. licea—l!, St. lie Y.C. The diatributioo of these shares will be made as nearly as pos sible as follows : 10,000 shares will be appropriated to applicants who are shareholders in the Credit Fender and Mobilise of England 10,000 shares will be spproprtated to applicants who are shareiolders in the Imperial Mercantile Credit Association (ilnittecli. 10,000 shares will be appropriated to applicants who are sharer olden, in the Atlant'e Telegraph Company. 10,000 shares will he appropriated to appliesots who are shareholders la the Telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited). and 10,000 Shares will be appropriated amongst the general public. The above numbers are so far approalmative as to be sublext to reduetiou or increase according to the total number of appli cations it being the Intention, however, that each ap plicant shall receive an allotment. RAMILIO.9. " " Mews. Olyn, Mills. Canis, and Co., Loinhardegreet, London. The Union bank of London, Princesatrort, E.C. The Agra and Motorman's Bank klangted), Nicholas-lane, London. Messrs. Smith, Payne, and Smiths, Lombard street, London. She National Bank, London, Dublin, and its branches in Ireland. The National Bank of Scotland, Edinburgh, and its branches in Scotland. he Consolidated Bank, London and Manchester. Messrs. J. Borneo and (.0., LiverpooL BROWS. Maws. Laurence, Son, andTe; roe, S. Ani,vl-conrt, KC., London. Maws. Poeta:, Braithwaite, and Co , Y 7, AustinLdara. Nem& Taunton and Co. U LiverpooL Yearn. nbore and Kist, Manchester. Yews. Marian and Auld, GLARaow. Of all the enterprises of a commercial character, none has ever excited so much attention and interest as that of the Atlantic Telegraph The reaso C rthL to perfectly obvious the Immense political Importance of the Company, as well as die enormous profit to be anticipated by tta shareholders, together with the scientific in terest attached to it, combining to a degree not found in any en terprise haring commercial profit for its legitimate end. An enterprise so important, and now become so compare tirely easy to accomplish, appeals not only to the great roamer dal Intel este of Europe and America. but to the sympathies of a I classes in both conntries: its benefits to peace and civilization it Is impossible to estimate. The near approach cf the pniod when the cable Is to be laid Is already the came of much excitement amongst all who are 11.1•••0 of the feet The date for the Great Eastern steam ship's departure with the cable Is actually fixed for the Bth July, about a fortnight from the present date, and it is not too much to Pay that from the hour of her tearing the • hole continent of Europe and America will be intent upon watching her pro,reas. Ills Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has testified his warm lute est in the under taking by personally Inspecting the cable on board the Great PAatern about three weeks ago. The exceptional character of the undertaking Is further shown by her Majesty's 'events's:4 granting the service of two of her ▪ idesty's men of war stammers, the Iltrrible and the Bphynx, to accompany the Great Restart, and wise ha the operation of lay- Lug the cable. In calculating the rate of profit of this undertaking, of coons everything depends upon 'the scale of charges adopted for the transmission of messages the first tariff agreed to with her Majesty's government was fixed at 8 ed. per woe d, subsequently increased to is. per word, but as the time arrived when %liveable would be ready for actual use, it was seen that the mass of bust use this Company would Immediately find offered to it world so far neutralise the benefit of it by completely choking the tine, thus representation, to the Lords of the Treasury within the lut few days on the subject his led their lordships to consent to the Company, until let September next, eaperinientalle • charg ing, without restric ion, such rates for messages as the Company ms y,OO full consideration, deem reasonable and proper and it Is lolly expected that by this arrangement the net profits will reach one million starling per annum. The capital of the Coss any Is composed as Miura, 1180,000 fire per cent debentures. £BOO,OOO eight per cent preference shares (of which the per sist issue forms the balance). 6000,000 ordinary shares. The amount required to pay 6 per cent. Inte rest on ElOO,OOO debentures is OOO per annum The amount required to pay the preference dividend of 8 per cent. on £OOO 000 (of which the present issue forms the balanUl L 48,000 „ The amount required to pay 4 per cent, on £BOO,OOO ordinary capital is Making a total of leaving OEI,OOO per annum surplus income. Half the amount of any revenue above the said E 77,000 Is available for yearly bonus to the holders of the said 8 per cent. preference shares. Therefore, on the abovednentioned calculation the total avail able dividend and bonus would amount to above 76 per cent per annum, to addition to tle , 8 per cent, preference as above, making an estimated total dividend of 84 per cent per annum on these ',reference shares, leaving, after deduction of even 20 per cent. for the formation of a renewal fund fur laying down a new cable, ei per cent. dividend, of winch 8 per cent would be pre ferential dividend, secured by act of parliament What the price of these shares will be a month hence, with each prospects, It Is difficult to say, especially as the figures above given do not In the opinion of persons competent to judge at all represent the maximum probable receipts but taking them as the basis for calculation, and considering the continue t de mand there must be for menages, consequent upon the ever increasing business between the Continent of Europe. England, and America, and bearing in mind that this cable will complete the line of telegraph between San Francisco and India, it is not Improbable that, by the time th it t. leeraphle communication between Newland and America is an accomplished feet, these shares may be worth £2O, or £ ls premium per share. From the phalanx of talent wasting in the scientific advisers of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and from the fact that the laying of the cable has been entrusted exclusively to the eminent contracring company who have had charge of the manufacture of it, and whose staff of engineers and electricians have success telly laid meet of the iodating cabies, whether laid in deep or 'hallow seas, it may well be believed that every precaution has been taken to ensure the succeseltil laying of this cable. This achieved, the only bar to the shores attaining the high value which every one acquainted with the undertaking pia es them at Is removed. This risk, however, may su ll y re assessed when It is mentioned that leading Ineuraace Companies and Lloyd's have uuder written policies embracing every risk of laying, in sulation. fic., at 25 guineas per cent., showing their confidence in the result anticipated. Finally, the Derecton of the several Companies interested in the enterprise fully anticipate being able to report each day during the laying the farm, able progress all believe in, and of thesuctem Man undertaking which all look upon as a national work. It will be seen from the proposed allotment of the shares that the distribution of them is intended to be made upon as wide a beldam posaible, so ante give the whole of the applicants the Joh n of receiving an allotment, and of being permitted to Join an unexampled commercially pro fi table as well as politi cally important undertakln: Prospectuses and forma olapplicalkis can be obtained of the Credit Fonder and Mobiller of England Limited) (Alfred Lowe, Faq..Seeretar)). at their offices, 17 and 18, Cm nblll, EC, Loudon ; of the Imperial Mercantile Credit Assodation (Limited) (W. C. Winterbottoni, Fag., Secreted I, at their offices, 27, Lmberd street ; also of the Atlantic Telegraph Company (George Silward. Esq., Secretary)), at _then Mims, 12, St Be en's-place. EC.. Lon don of the Telwoi Construction and Maintenance Company (Limited) (W. Shutter. Esq., Secretary), at their offices, 54, Old Broadetreet or of the Brokers or Bankers ; but no application will be entertained unless the sum of £1 per share on 1114/11Ca1011 has been paid to OW of the Compel:Ws Bankers on the number applied for. Eve y applicant will receive an allotment, but Amid • less number be aliened than Is asked for, the amount paid will be applied towards the £4 per share due on those allotted. London, June 19, 1886. EIt.HT PEE CENT. PRIWIRENCE MARV; of the ATLANTIC THLIIORAPII COMPANY. Lease of 60,000 Shares, Ed each. No To the Directors of the Credit Fourier and Mobflier of Bogle:id (Limited). Gentlaman,—Bavhig paid to the. Bank the seen of C being el per share on 8 per mat preference shams of L 5 each in the Atlantic Telegraph Coen any above mentioned, I request you will allot Me shares In the said Company upon the terms of the prospectus issued by you, and I agree to accept such shares or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the further sum of Z 4 per share thereon due on allotment.— I am, Gentlemen. year obedient servant, Usual signature Name and surname In full Profell6oo, trade, or occupation Residence Data June, 1865 • Insert bankers' name. IJAITUE.—The LETTUCE containa an active principle, the Latncine, which possesses all the soothhis properties of ophun without Its dangers—lir. O. JOZZAU, French Chemist, 40, Haymarket, prepares a Syrup and a Me of Dane (or lettuce), hishly recommended by the Medical PTOIOI,IOII for colds, asthma,mait./a, and all cheat silectlona. rus, lid. awl la.a, riu, bi rat, 11 LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 21. 1865. THE LONDON MERCHANTS COMPANY (limited). Incorporated under the Companies Act of 1812. Id& liudteld Capital £1,500,000, in 16.000 Shares of £lOO each. C. 2 per Share be paid on application, and LS on allotment No further Call will eseeed kb per Share, nor be made 'at Intervale of lem than three months . It is nob Intended to call up more than £6O upon each Share. W. R. Robinson, Req. 1 John Fleming, Esq. Messrs. Robinson and Fleming. George Fleming, Rsq. James Alexander, Esq, Mears. Redfern, Alesander, &Co. Philip Vanderbyl, Esq. B. Moan Lane, Esq. Horace R. Chapman, Esq. Messrs. Lane, Mangey, end Co. F. LI. llelbert, 11.11.11/19 London and County Bank, Lombard-street. National Bank, Old Broad-street, and all its Branches. Mews. Prescott, Grote, Cave. and Cave, Threadneedle-street SOLICITOR/1. Messrs. Newbon. ]trans, and Co., Nicholas-lane. Mews. Cotterill and sons, Throgmorton-street. 110111118. . . . Mews. Seymour and Co..l6l,gmorton-street Wain Hlehens, Harrison and Co Threadeeedleetreet. 82CRIMARY (pro ten.(—J. D. Miriam DN. Temporary Onicea-21. Austin Friars. STEAM BISCUIT and FLOUR COMPANY (Llsatted). Ineorporsted lands:the "Corona&lee Act, ISM" Oaplnd 1200 000 in 20,000 shares of 1.10 each. LI le be paid on application and SS on allotment First lasue, 10,000 nano. Of which upwards of one thousand have been already saber:abed. Two months at lent between calls ; it Is not intended t t call up more than LA per share. The liability of each shareholder is strictly limited to the alarm subscribed for. 0155040111. Benjamin Cobb, Hag. (Messrs. B. Cobb and Co.), Bast India and China Merchant, 34, Feachurchatreet, London. Yarned Hicks Parkinson, Hag., Pbtentz Biactdt Works, Stepney, and Cumberiandbonse, Plaistow, Eases. Pierce Power, Fag. (Meson. J. H. Gamble and Co.), Fenchnrch. street, London, and Monison'agnay, Cork. Joseph SaMsaa, Nag., Pixenialdlecult Works, ntepney. end Clan vilm, 805th Hackney. John lipurgln. Bag., M.D., 17, Cumberland-street, Hyde-park, London (Fellow of the Royal College of Physidens, London). Henry VIM Fount, Beg., Queen's-road, Clapham-park, Banntaa—The London and County Bank, and its Branches. BotiCitoll—Henry Wickens, Esq., 4, Tokenhouseyard, London. Ilhon.alsi—Meow. Castello Brotheca, 18, Throgniortnnuttest. London. MANAGER—Mr. George Newman. BtORKTAIT—Arthur Butt, Hsi. Temporary Offices-26, Lombard-street, London, F.C. The whole sale Meath and Ship flour Business has been ex tensively developed during the put few yew, and now intends . throughout the United Kingdom, the Colonise, and other parts abroad. Biscuits are now general articles of consumption, and all the leading grocers, Italian warehousemen. confectioners, and others retail them ; the demand Is enormous, and has so in creased, that additional tetanal:of supplying this favourite article of fool have become Imperative. A considerable time would necessarily be required for the erection of buildings, plant, and machinery suitable for • fac tory, and dividend, would consequently have been delayed; but the Directors of this Company have entered Into an agreement with Messrs. Parkinson and Salmon for the purchase. on most satisfactory terms, of their well-known premises, plant, and machinery, known as The Plenum Ship Biscuit Works, Kateliff croak Stepney," and the goodwill of thatr old.estabilthed and increasing twine's, with the bandit of all existing contracts. These buildings, and also the plant and machinery, possess all odern impruvementa. having been rebuilt and constructed withln the last five yew, in consequence of the destruction of the former premiles, de., by fire. The hip biscuit business of Mews. Parkinson and Ralmon, which Is the most extensive to t; , e kingdom , will be continued, and additional buildings, plant. and machinery will be at once constructed for the manufacture of fancy biscuits of every kind. Messrs Parkinson and Salmon have joined the Board of Directors, and are so confident of the success of the Company, that they have agreed to accept a large proportion of We pur chase money in paid up shares of the Company. The Directors are also enabled to state that they have secured the services of Mr. George Newman, as manager. He was for merly with Messrs. Huntley and Palmer, and afterwards with Messrs. Pock, Preen, and Co., and his experience in the various practical departments of the business, acquired in those leading estabitshrnenta, eminently qualifies him for that position. As the Company will he in receipt of the income of the busi ness on taking possession of the premises, early dividends may be relied on. Besides the Home Trade, the Export Trade to the Colonies Is now tunable of almost ludennite eztension s and in Biscuits and K lin-dried Flour for Ships a very large business can be trans acted. The profits on the Biscuit and Ship ourbnainesa are unusually greet compared with ~ther branches of commercial enterprise, but se • large amount of capital is necessary for such under takings, as yet but few firms have entered into It. It has been intimated that the working easital of the Com pany can be turned over on le average four times a fear, Pal log about 10 per cent. each time, or 40 per cent, per annum. The public will have the benefit of the economy arising from the employment of a large capital and efficient machinery, and also the guarantee of a respoinible Company for the purity of the articles supplied. A copy of the memorandum and articles of association, and of the agreement for purchase, may be seen on application at they offices. Applications for shares must be accompanied by a payment of Cl per share ; if no allotment be made the amount will be re turned forthwith ; if a less number is allotted than Is applied fur, the surplus amount paid on application will be applied towards the payment of the Et due on allotment, and the ba. Leo., if any, returned. Prospectuses and forms of applications for shares may be had of the bankers, brokers, solicitor, or at the offices of tie Company. FORK OF APPLICATION FOR !WAW. To the Directon of the !team Btacutt end nom Company .„ _ (limited). - - Gentlemen,—Having veld to your Bankers the sam of Z , I hereby request that you will allot me shares of LIO ea , h in the Steam Biscuit and Flour Company (limited): and I berehy agree to accept such shares, or any number which may be allotted to me ; and I authorise you to enter my name on the register of members of this Company m a member thereof. I ant, gentlemen,: Name In full Address in full Profession or oocupation Data N.B. Should no allotment be made the deposit will be re turned In full. THE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY (limited) I and 7, Nlcbolselane, Lenberd4areet , London. SUBSCRIBED CAP1TAL........ TWO MILLIONS. PAID UP 6791.400. iusamiva FUND 650,000. DEPOSITS RECEIVED Repayable on demand Ditto at 7 days' notice Ditto at 14 days' notice Special rates for money deposited for long meads. ONLY a CLO D.—FOURTH EDITION. In delicacy, In completeness, In tone, • Only a Clod' la better than any other work of Idles Braddon's. We therefore heartily commend It to oar readers."—The Standard. Jane 8. pawescrys. This Company has been formed by amalgamation of the following London arms, for the purpose of carrying on and ex tending their business as men:ants under the Joint Stock Com panies Act with limited liability Meier& Robinson and Pluming. „ Redfern, Alexander and Co. Lane, liankey, and Co. Experience his shown that undertakings established upon the principle of limited liability can successfully carry out the most confidential operations of banking and finance, and the directors feel a.sured that mercantile transaction. will sow be even more freely entrusted to & company so formed than to private firms. It is believed that the periodical publication of a balance sheet, with the security afforded by a iarge uncalled capital, will, when combined with the personal management of a board of wi t erienced merchants, attract business of the bent clam, under permanently favourable condition. The bards of the arrangement with the amalgamated Orme is as follows : 1. AU the liabilities and obligations of each house are to be liquidated altogether independently of the Company, exapt where any such may hereafter be agreed lobe taken over by the board as new end desirable bush e.g. 2. The partners of each house Mud themselves not to enter into any fresh mercantile opetations in linglarel of • similar character dieing ten years ; and the eoepletenees of the transfer, with the efficient management of each particular clam of bud bees, is ensured by the leading members of the three t 1 ins Peeing the board and remaining as directors. The qualification of each director Is fined by the articles of association at 610,000 to be fiddle the stock of the Company. 3. The total good will of the amalgamated firma will be taken, one-third in shares, with PAO paid, and two thirds in debentures, payable, with 6 per cent. interest. le equal annual instalmenta over ten years; thus identifyieg the interests of the vendor,completely end continuou t tr with that of the Company. The total amount thus dto the three firms for goodwill in sharesand debentures el be 0375,000, which sum is calculated upon their actual profits for three yearn; without estimating any lama.' bow new business, or saviors which will he effected by the amaimunetion, and assuming on , y the present profits of the united firms, • large dividend may therefore be anticipated on the paid-up capital, from the establishment .1 the Company. The amalgamated firms, and their immediate connections, are prepared to aubscrlbe for a large portion of the proposed capital; but. as it is believed that the influence and prosperity of the Company will be increased by istablishing it on a wide sad public basis, and that many investors will gladly seize the oppor tunity of thus becoming merchant* without the unlimited risks of partnership, the Directors have decided to open the subscrip tion to the public. To meet the wishes of those who may desire to pay up at once the amount that Is Intended to be milled on the shares, it has been decided to allow such prepayments to the extent of L 1.60 per share, and such shares will then rank foe dividend in proportion to the amount paid up. A separate form of application fur such shares Is annexed. There will be no promotion money paid for the formation of the Company. Application. for .hares, accompanied by a remittance fur the deposit. may be made to the bankers and brokers. The articles of association. are open for' lapertion at the Mice of the solicitors. FORK OP APPLICATION FOR ORDINARY SHAW. (To be retained by the Beaten.) No. To the Directors of the Loudest Merchant' Company Plaited). Oentlemen,—Llavhig paid to your beakers, the sum of X. being a deposit of £2 per sharers shan s in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number, and I agree to socept such shares or any less number yon may allot to me, end I agree to pay the sum of sat per share on allotment, and I sathorlee you to insert my name on the register of members ler the number of shares allo;ted to me. Usual slgoatazia. Name to full .... Date TORY OF (T APPLICATION TOR R5O PAID.DP =ARE& Too be Maimed by the Beakers.) No To the Directors of the London Merchants Company (United). Gentlemen, —Having paid to your banker; , the sum of g , being a deposit of Z 2 per share on shares in the above Cm,•any, I hereby request that you will allot me that number of L6O paid•up shares : and I agree to accept such shares or any lose 'timber you mry allot to roe on the terms of the prospectus: and I agree to pay the balance of the amount—viz CAN per share—on allotment, ir.d to sign the articles of association of the Company when required • and I authorise you to insert my name on the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me. Usual signature Name la full Residence Pr:Almon Date INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL SOCIETY (Limited). Subscribed Capital, £3,000,000, In 150,000 Shama of £5O each. Paid up Capital, 1750,000. DIIUDVICIAL Mr. ROBERT A. HEATH, Chairman. Mums. John Fredk. Flemmich. Lachlan 51, Rate. Junius Spencer Morgan. Baron Herman de Stern. „ William IL Quentelt flessitAt MAJIAGER— r. Witham Hope, V.C. This Soety is now prepre to ISSUE DIBENTIIRMI for 3,5, or 7 years. ci bearing interest a d at the rate of Five per cent pot annum, payable half-yearly. The Debenture Hoods are for 1100, Ll5O, 8.300, £5OO. and £l,OOO. Forms of application may be obtained at the Oakes of the Society. No. to, ThreadneedlAstreet, LC.—By order, 1041. June, DM. WALTER A. MICHAEL, Sliberetary. NOVEL BY AUTHOR OF "ROLAND, TEE PAINTER." This dal, t wain, WHO WAS TO BLAME John Maxwell andOe., I Flost-greet. B ELGRAVE MANSIONS OOMPANY (Limited), GRISIVENOLOARDENS. GROSVINOR-PLACIL Capital £106,000 in 6,260 shares of //20 each. Depoeit. £1 per share on application, and Li on allotment The calls will not exceed LS per share, or be made at less inter vals than three months. It to not contemplated tq call up at the outside more than £l6 per share of the proposed capital, the remainder being raised by the issue of debentures or on mortgage. Shareholders to have the option of paying up half the amount of their share. Interest will be paid during construction, and until the opening, at the rate of 0 per cent. A minimum dividend of 18 per cent. per annum will be gua ranteed by Mews. Trollope for the lint Aye years from the oPentliK DI sIiCTORS. The Right Hon. lard Naas, M.P. Lord Richard t.MOSVenor. M. P. Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. W. P. M. C. Directors of the Metro- Talbot, politan District Ball- Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, way. C. W. Earle, Esq 22, Rutland-gate, 9.. 0. ti. Kempson, gaq., al, Abingdonetreet, S, W., and Redholme, Richmond, Surrey. Edward Rad ey, Req., 19, Woburn-square, and Radley's Hotel, Southampton. Albert Ricardo, Esq., Director of the National Rank. SOLICITOSS—Messrs. Baxter. Rose, Norton, and Co., el, Victoria street, Westminster. S.W. BANKERS—The National Bank, Old BroadAtreet, City, Charing crow, and Pindloo. BROKERS—Messrs. Barnett, kills. and Co„ 18, Finch-lane, City. RISCHITICT—T. Cundr, EsOL, Jun. CONTRACTORS—Messrs. Trollope, 16, Perliament-street, West minster, sad Grosvenor-road, Pimlico. Temporary 00Ices-16. TkrOSMOMOn. Parliament.streeWee S, t, S.W. and 3, Copt &C. ABRIDGED PROSPECTUS. . This Company ha. been forme.' to holding on land belonging to the Marquis of Westminster in Belgravia One or more large mansions; the ground-floor to be let off for shops (for which there are already numerous applications), and the upper part fitted up and furnished as apartments on a superior scale, similar to the best malsons meanie.. in Parts, soden:Misr establishments at Brighton and elsewhere. A portion of the ground floor will be let for a restaurant, the proprietor being bound under distinct regulations to supply the residents in the apartments at their own option. The site is In the most fashionable district of the Metropolis, and lies between the bottom of Grosvenor-place and Victors-station. It will be in future known as Grortenosgardena The proposed buildings have been designed by T. Candy, Jun., kaq., the architect of the Marquis of Westnsinater, who has also laid out the garden-enclosures In front of the houses; and when com pleted the whole arrangement will form one of the most attrac tive spots In the Metropolis. ' ,ail is within an easy walking distance of the Houses of Parlia ment and the Clubs, and contiguous to the Victoria Station, where, by the time the building is completed, there will be a Ist a tion of the Metropolitan hallway in conn e c tion with all the hoes coming into London. It will be apparent that the proposed scheme 1s peculiarly 6,lspind to a Limited Liability Company, for as the management will eventuall. resolve Itself into receiving rents, the large amount of trouble and supervldon imperatively required in the management of hotels and other trading companies will be avoided. To prevent any disappointment as to the cost, Messrs. Trot lope have entered into a contract with the Company, for a sum not exceeding L 106,000, to deliver up the building furnished complete in every respect, on the 1 fith day of March, IFO7, such sum to include espenses of every kind op to the day of opening, Including LB per cent Interest on all mils paid up. By this arrangement the capital of the Company is precisely defined at £105,065, divided Into 6.150 shares of £2O each. It will not, however, be necessary to eitherp the amount in fall, as a large proportion can be raised by debentures, or by a mortgage in one sum. Mmes. TroUope have each confidesce In the undertaking that they are willing to subscribe for 1,000 shares. The demitasse as set forth In the full prospectus may be thus shortly slimmed up :—An immediate return di v ide n d r cent. on ' all calla paid up, the almost certa nty of a after two )acceptingyin from LlO to fire per cent., with an option of a guaranteed dividend for the first five years at £8 per cent. In cases where no allotment is made the deposit will be returned, and where the number of shares applied tor is greater than the number allotted the earplug deposit will be applied In diminution of the payment due in respect of the allotment call. Further information will appear in the progpectases, which, together with forms of applies: fl oe, may be obtained of the brokers, and at the temporary offices of the ComOny, No: 16, Parliament - street , 8.W., andli. CoPthall-balldlngs.ThulDuoul=* street, R.C. RIM ME L'S EXTRACT of LIME JUICE and GLYCEREVE cleanses and cools the head, and gives h hair a beautify' 04-, V INE GA R greasing it. is. ed., es fild ss. RIMMELITOIIM VINEGAR will also be found a parka baud as lin adjunct to the toilet and bath, and a reviving wahine. ly, 2a. sd., tti L portanaar, 9e, strand; ISS, logonSoirosa; awl% Carildn. PRE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the I, ACCIDENTAL DEATH nal:maw:it COMPANY Is now conducted at City Bank Chambers, No. 11, Threadneedle-street, where the Company is prepared to recess rproposals for Marina Insurances at t h e current rates. ARTHUR JAMES DIMAS, Underwriter. 1. W. ORAL Secretary. JOHN UNITE, MARQUEE, Tent, Flag, and Rick Cloth Manufacturer. Marquees, tents, temporary rooms and awnlnp, floored. and lighted for weddfulls balls, fetes, &c. Orders promptly asecuted.-110, IDOWARK ROAD, PADDRICK INGTO NLOTHS . Marquee, for criorcket and archery clubs C for SALK IMRE. 1/ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, • new JL., invention, so admirably contrived that a tall butt wan ma smaller casks, may be imbed or tatted on it w ithout i labour or trouble. its action is eo Impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid nuid by no possibility can be disturbed. Mee ba, na, lea. to suit 41. S. end 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No vent-peg required. Ito mews tat beer or moor wine. Price 4. dd.: dMio., eleetruplaie Bu—AlMly direct to JAM AS BARLOW, patentee. 14, King tvilliametrest, Mausion-hoese. are that kis name and address are on every article ; all others are spurious imitations. llogravinp pada. letablianed left B • UIteLkRIES, and their PREVENTIVE.— PYNIrB Patent BARR FAITENZItg, so highly cone lesedad by the police magtstrates for the prevention ot burgla rise and Mbritton of mime; can mow MI tad wholesale of the manulanturers, Ramer and Co., Albion Works, %Meehan, Star fordddre ; Z. Moime. bO. Duke-street, Liverpool Rowley and Co., 1, nigh street, Manchester . andel the Patentee, g, Queen's row, Grove-lane, Camberwell—at prices equally low with the common useless fastener. Retailed by the principal ironraoa• gem to the kingdom, wno are now being supplied. IT YOU TRAVEL, send for RUSSET, SMITH, AndOe.'s ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUEof PORTMANTEAUS Tennis', Naga, and every other travelling requisite. Also Fide Marine, and Opera Glasses, unrivalled for excellence and cheap asee.—eltit, New Oxford-street, W.C. IMPROVEMENTS in SHIRTS. A. RODGERS IMPROVED CORA= &MET% adz tor 42a Good awful sh.rta (our No. 60, to all ins, the halt-dozen, unequalled tor excellence end cheapness. Priced nate, wtth fall particulars, port tree—RODGERS and Co., shirt mikera'lo,l4. Ilerther-lane, Oharlzrzezna. Established 00 years. Ow parts lraneata. WADI sod Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN, 88 and 67, OXFOAD-813.8.81. Overcoats for inn, rigs, and dust lea. 64. to 85a. Overcoats, silk-lined sad faced Salts for batons, the park and toarlst B2a. Od. to 64a. Jackets to all the fashionable styles llls. 04 to at. Banthinghem surtonts to Vesethat sod cloths Vesta lo Cashmeres, sUks, amass drills, .e 7s. Od. to Us. Trousers Wall fsahlosablo WW I and =Walsh • • 181. dal. to idn HTAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENT. No. L Gentlemen's Clothing for framedlate weir. 2. Gentlemen's Order Department. 8 Boys' Clothing for immediate wear. & Boy and You ha' Order Department. „ 5. Habit and Livery Department. 5. Hats sad Ceoeral fiemery. 7. Travelling Clotlung. Umbrellas. etc. A main of quality and economy is etrictly adhered to in aD the above department.. Provincialbrands—filrinincham, 21. 22. and IS, New.etreet Leeds, 41, thiggste : and Dewsbury. Weetiele. ROWLAND S' MACASSAR OIL lb This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil hi anleassally in high repute to its anpreesdented success during the Met daft' years in promoting the growth, restoring and bealitabing the 1 human hair. It prevents heir from falling oil or t s trengthens weak hair, cleanses it from scurf and raW i s e nii snakes it Needfully soft' pliable, and glossy. For children 111 especially recommended, as fawn: the hash of a beautiful bead of heir, while its introduction Into the an rsery of royalty, and the high Worm to which It is sisisemally held, with numerous tee lissiouills constantly meowed of Its clime. &fiord Is. best and surest proofs of its merit&—Price 3s. Cl.. 75., ifia 6d., equal to four small, and II& per bottle—gold at 20, liattotHPrdell ou. and by rrtorobts sad portanoro.—Ask to lowland% Nbouser [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL. I HORSE SHOW, AGRICULTURAL HALL, Landon—PßlZE LISTS and CONDITIONS may I e *Malmo on appilcatloa to the Secretary. B.rtord•elreat. Übe too. N. 'ORSZ SROW t AGRICULTURAL HALL.- MMUS CLAM UUt Jar. HORSE SHOW, AURICULTURAL HALL, Loadom—last day for RRTRIES, SATURDAY, Juno Si. QTODARE.-EGYPTIAN-HALL, THEATRZ of MYSTERY.—The new and marvellous illusions the INSTANTANEOUS GROTH of TREES, and the REAL INDIAN HAMLET W FEAT, es FLOWER only performed by Colonel Stodare and the hull= )(sedans, and introduced for the Sit time In this country, by Colonel Btodare. on Faster Monday, April 17. 1806, in Its celebrated entertainment of Magic and Ventriloquism. EVERY NIUHT at Eight (Seturday taoladed), sad special day representations ea WEIANESDAY sad SATUR DAY AFTERNOONS, at Three. Admission, Is. Area. 2a; Stalls, Is. Tickets at Mr. Mitchel s, SR Old Boad-street, and at the Dox.office, kaptlan-hall, from 11 to 5.—" The sensation of the season"—Vide "Punch," June 66 COMIC OPERETTA, by J. OFFEN ., BACH, will be performed at the OXFORD, THIS EVENING, by the whole of tha artistes of the establishment, Incladiag Hisses Hassell, Basel. Walmaley, sad Tyrrell V. Berra. St. Albyw. Gress, Martel. tel. Ocooduder, Mr. V. Joeslusans. All the other attractions as ItsaaL Commance at light o'clock. THZ SALISBURY HOTEL, Salisbury. square, Fleett deed., will OM( on the Seth lane. This le the most centrally situated sad the quietest Hotel la London. 11 le Stied ap with ell the modern requirements, in cluding • Win' Cceee-room, Bathe TH on every door, de. OMAS 11100 d, Manager. HAVANA BEGAN AGENCY, t, Canute-road, Docks, SOUTHAMPTON, and TT, RIGENT STRUM', LONDON. Par the 'apply to the public of guaranteed Havana Septa direct fres the Havana mannfactorien Wolff, and Co. (late J. K. Wolff and Co.) proprietors. Consign ments of th. choicest Haven Sews received by the Royal Mall Steamer Mt Southampton, and embracing the selected descrip tions of the most celebrated Havana makers, can now be viewed, and samples selected from the original packages as Imported, at the establishments as above. Besides the well known Segue of the Parlays, Fior de Cuba, Vpmann , Cabana, Henry My, and other excellent brands, Mews. Wolff, Phillips, and Co. have t h e nein Ire consignment In this country of many rare sad choice Began suitable for the higher class of connoisseurs In smoking_ Samples and pr os pectus ea , with list of agents in Liverpool, Brad ford, Leeds, Cbelteoham. Leamington. and many other provincial towns, at WOLFF, PHILLIPS, and Co. a, TT, Regent-street. Lon don ; and 11, Canute-road, Docks, Southampton. City agents, Elves and Macey, 61, Ring William street, IC. A sample box, containing 100 guaranteed Havana Seger; will be forwarded free to any railway station In Great Britain on receipt of a posboilloe order for Ll, or any Increased price per 100 up to L 5, which purchasers at a distance may wish to select. fIAITTION.--COCHEVE celebrated BEADING NJ SAUCE, for Fhb, Oasis, Steaks. Soaps, Gravies, Hot and Cold Meats, end unrivalled for general am, is sold by all re speetsble dealers In sauces. It Is rosnatactured only b i Ll k h e s . eontors of the Sole Proprietor, CHABLIS COCKS, 4, street, Resclion, the Original Same Wareham. All others are Spurious Imitations. HEALTH in the FAMILY. Very Cboice, Nourishing. and Pure Mel-1 1 190NT PEARL SEMOULE is very delicate for Invalids: invaluable for children. Infante will thrive stnagingly upon it, and often when everything else fsilSorXirooers, &e.—Agents, HICKS 1110721.13, E.C. Works. I ALL IRON WORK The FL PANCRAS IRON WORK COMPANY. Otd BA Paocrtu-road. Louden. it.W BEDSTEADS, BEDDLNG, and BEDROOM YURNITUILL—An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with prices of 1,000 articles o' BEDROOSI FURNITURE, tent (tree by post) on application to FILMES. and SONS, upholsterers, 31 . S 2, and Si, Ibirnarsatreet. London, W. AIIIDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY. BOORS for the SEA-SIDL—See NW:DDS'S LIBRARY CIRCULAR tor lons Postage tree ow appßoilloa.—Modlie Baled Übrery (Limited), New Word-Meet ; City Office, 4, Klepeireet, Cliespelde. MITDIE'S SELEOT LIBRARY. BOOKS for all READERS.—bee YCDISS LIBRARY CIRCULAR for Jame. Postage tree on appliestion.—liudie's Meet Library (Limited), New Owtordtatreet , City Odic*, 4, Klngstreet. CbeApaide. Cheap Edition, Frontlapieee and Vignette Title-page, ea., T HE BADDINGTON PEERAGE. By IDEORG• ACCIIISTITS SAL. John Maxwell and Co., publishers, ISt Maatratreat ELY a CLOD.—FOURTH EDITION. O Was Braddon anew novel must sorely be pronounced en eminent eueoess."—Saturday Review. May 27. The latest and freshest of Miss Braden's creationn"— Athennum, May 27. ONLY a OLO D.—FOURTH EDITION. O "MI that there was to admire In ' lady Ander S cret ' all the ewe of narration, the power of graphic description. the Interest of the plot—all are here. The book Is healthy In tone, and of engroming interact"—horning Star. Ma73o. ANECDOTICAL MEMOIRS OF THE =PPM& Thu day, In I voL, NAPOLEON ILL •od his COURT. John Maxwell and Co., IM, lleet-alreet. NEW NOVEL BY STEPHEN MARTEOBJEL 1 his day, in 2 vols., CHARLOTTE THRALE John Haman and Co., aileet.4treat. Ibis day. in g vols., CRCTEL FORTUNE, By the Author of " Mom." Queens of Song," de . John Yazwell and Co., 12% Flostotrort. DR. OULVERWELL oil MARRIAGE Obligatienn Happiness, and Dessispointra ssts. Pr4ce is. Maim Coeohlll or Author. THE PANTHEON TIMMER BATHS, Ea fifteen, Els. Ladies' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s professional residence, 11. Great Marebarough-stoost, W. Also, the Post-ado° Grand Turkish Baths, ls. 9d.. la st. Martin's-le4mM LC THE TRAINING SHIP WORCESTER, ERITH. Yesterday being the day fixed for the annual dig bibation of prices to the cadets of the training ship Wor. meter, a large number of friends of the boys and others interested proceeded to Brith to witness the ceremony. A special steamer left Blackwell Pier at noon, under the super intendones of Mr. W. 11. Bullivant, and accompanied by Mr. H. Green's bend; and several gentlemen, including Lord Harris, who wee appointed to distribute the prime, arrived by rail teem Charing-cross and London-bridge. About 2 o'clock the entire assembly collected on board, when the proceedlop eommenced, and Mr. Henry Green was appointed to the chair. The Chairman expressed the great pleasure and satisfaction he felt on being called upon to preside on such an occasion. He could not help making allu►ion to the lad accident which occurred in casestryme of the capsizing of one of the boats, and whereby ten valuable hers perished. The committee of management made it their business not only to ieetitnte private isquiry on two occasions, bat to attend at the public investigation, whets they heard evidence, and gave it themselves. In either owe the conclusion came to wee, that the saddest was purely accideataL It became • serious qrtestion whether boat sailing should be continued, but the committee derided that the practice was a part of the education of the ystha. They had, however, adopted resolatiosa which the parents of the =lets arid others would be glad to hear. In the first place, they had con demned the boat to which the accident happened, and pro cured instead • life.bost, which incurred considerable expense. It was also decided that the boat should not leave the ship unaccompanied, sae the boys selected as the crew should be those who had proved them selves expert swimmers. It was .agreed that there should be a proper proportion of water he lent, Letters of regret were read from Lord and Lady Clarence Paget, Admiral Hall, K. 0.8., Be James Duke, Sir John Awdry, and others. The reports of Mr. Maynard, of the Royal Naval Reserve, and Captain Daiwa, Local Marine Board, were read, and spoke favourably of the education and training of ►he boys. It stated that 96 boys were In the ship at present, and that 28 bad been provided with first-clam ships daring the year. Lord Harris then rose amidst applause to distribute the prizes, which consisted of metal sextants, cage riathernadral Ingham"' - Peeks! com passes, binocular glasses, telescopes, books. he. Satyr medals were given to cadets Benjamin Jceeph Beckwith, James Awdry, and Charles Henry Holmes ✓ for saving life at the Erith boat accident. The following boys, who leave in mideammer, and have been two years ca, board the Wor cester, and hold the Worcester Board of Trade certificate, hive got appointments as follows :—By Mr. IL Gress, Thomas Twining Pan and James Awdry; by Yong. [TWOPEN c Smith, Fleming, and Co., Benjamin Josh. Beckwith and Rickard Morse &horsey ; by Mean. Lidgett nod noes, John Henry Powys. Lord Harris said he ociaiddered it an hamar to have been entrusted with the principel duty OR sleek a gretifying OCCIIPICII. Although be was not connected with the marine of the canary he had lived in distant countries, where he had had an opportunity of judging of the naval end mercantile marine, and he fallen isetitution of this lied wee most important to the eenntry,and domain I the high reputation of these who bad fovea& it. Other mantra were copal" of competing with us in naval and mercantile wieldiest:lms, end it wee asossaary that we should endeavour to improve ourselves sal to keep the position which we had so lag held. He imprinted as the cadets the wisdom and self-relianos of the utility of availing of the knowledge which the profeerba imparted to tams who desired to obtain tt. A vote of than having been passed to Lord Harris and Mr. Oran the company partook of some refreshment' which were provided by the com mittee, and saimegantly enjoyed themselves by dancing on the deck. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. LIVERPOOL SUMMER MEICTING.—TriumAY. Tag LrrKaroo', Sr. Lona of 10 soya. mob, with 100 added, for 3-yr.olda • oolta, Sat 101 b ; Mks, Bat 61b. OM tails and tbresquaktaa. (18 sok) Lord Btamferes Spring Gan, by the Cara—Bird -trap. Bet 1011) Mr. Itlaby's Livia* bit 10le Be. U. P. Moorheads Breffnl, at Gib (J. Gabe( nal Betting : 5 to 2 on Spring Gas, and 4 to spa Lavinia. Bas Mauer OTAKIS of 5 soya. each, with 50 added selling for 2-yr-olda, 7at 71b ; throe, 9d, 31b ; maiden and allowance.. T.Y.C. (4 soh.) Mr. W. Taltbant's Orontes, by Abron—Shat. 3 Yrs, bat (SOL) (Morris( Mr. Barber's yaw I Ire. rat (401) (Want! lir. W. rlalllat Jolly nos.: yre eat Ille (Hoystand) Batting : 6 to 4 oa Croat**. and 3to 1. bar one. Tax Lazaroot. Car of 2UO sole, in specie, added to • swespatakst of 25 nom each, lb ft ; winners extra. Oem mile sad a half. (67 nibs, 12 of whom mild 3 soya. garb.) Mr. 2. Bulkier's SWOONS. by Tornus—Posisne de Terre, 3 yrs, eat (car. Gat 11b) (J. Ortmahaw) I Mr. J. Barber's Macbeth. a yra, Eat bib (Ward) 2 Lord Westmoreland s Bitlewind, I yrs, astl2lb (licartfield) The following sho ed ran -Stanton, Helen. Nn. and Faroe. Mr. Barbwideolar to win with Macbeth, sad Mr. W. H. Scott With Na Eietting : 7 to 4 apt Success, 5 to 2 apt Sidewind. 9 to 2 apt Hake, 6 to 1 apt Macbeth, 10 to 1 apt Farce, and 23 to 1 apt Stanton Tax Serros Pure (Handicap) of 100 •ova. ; wiasers extra. Half a mil*. Mr. Barber's Lady Bohan, by Battle—Subterf age, yrs, Ist nib (Ward( I Mr. IL Law's Lot? ton. i 7,a7st Glb -Isitt) I Mr. T. Wadlow a (sou Hirt, a yrs, 70. 101b(J Orimahaw) 3 Hetliox : 7 to 4 oa Lacy Loci. 3 to 1 apt Gipsy Girl, sad 4 to 1 apt Lady Wino. TILE 81D12111702 STAlte of 10 sorL each, with 100 added, for 2-yr-Mds ; Belts, Bst 10lb ; fillist and gelding,. fat 6lb ; allowances ; winners extra. Half a mils. Mr. glosella's Selina, by Ivan—Light of the Barna, 11410 lb 'llaldment) 1 Mr. Goatee's Gretna, Bet Gib (J. Moon) Mr.GluOilars Proserpina, bat 131 b ,Ine.7lbez.) (J. Osborne) $ "Oaprtee ran. - Betting : Brea ea Grehra, fi to 4 apt PresiwpMs, sad 4 to 1 (at first 5 to 2) apt Sara. THZ BISMICH TIATIMOWIAL (Handicap) of 5 sows. Ma, with 50 added ; wigwam extra. Oite mils. Mt. Barber's Lady Bohan, 4 yrs. Eat 61b (including Tlb ex) (ard) 1 Mr. Hunt's Charming Woman, 6 yrs, 74 Mb(l. Orimahsw, 2 Mr. Riddell's Orontes, I yrs, Mt 101 b (F. Martin) 3 Betting : 3to 1 on Charming Woman. Tax FOAL STALES of 25 sore. each, for 2-yr-oldl ; mg* get 101 b fillies, 134 61b ; winners extra ; 31b and Gib allowed. Half-a-rolle. Mr. Itiddslis White Gauntlet, Bst 101 b (C. Sale) w.o. CRICKET. MARTIRBONX CLUB AND GROUND (WITH TWO FLAME) V. CAIIISSIDGZ UltivlSSlTY.—lfistorday morals& at Lord's ground, this match was resumed, play onolothoW o 4 at half-past 11 o'clock, the Mary'oboes Cncket Club going en with their mooed innings, having two wickets down for 78 rum Grundy made his score up to 62, very well gained. Mr. V. E. Walker again batted well, and marked 30. The Hoe. C. G. Lyttelton, in his 35, marked a bit for six, the hell going over a garden well ; also hits for a four, two threes, and a two. The Rev. E. T. Drithe's was a line innings, he ooetributing 79 comprising four fours, six thr ee s, and twelve twos. The Hoe. F. 0. Pelham, and Messrs. Green, A. Walker, Dyke, and Conde bowled. The wickets fell thus :—Osis for 21, two fag 78, three for 88, four for 156, five for 215, six for 229, urea for 247, eight for 255, Mae for 269, and tea for 279. This num ber left the University 342 to go in spinet, but, althoigh some good play was exhibited, the inning, terminated far 93, the Marylebone Cricket Club thus winning by 244 runs. The fielding wu generally good, and Mr. Drake made two admirable catches, in making the last he oafortunately in jured his Mager severely, causing him to retire. The first wicket fell for 3, seemed for 36, third far 46, fourth for 47 . fifth for 56, sixth for 76, seventh for 86, eighth for 93 , ninth for 97, sod teeth for 98. Haw:mama v. WAwwiciaanas.—Yesterday was the second day of this match at Heeniagtoe-oval, when Hampshire finished their thongs for 202 rues. Being U 4 is a minority, they went in again against the rims. At the dome of the day's play, the following was the state of the score :—Werwieliabire.—First innings 316. Hampshire.— First instep 202: wood innings 94. Umpires—G. Lee sod G. Street. The game was resumed this morning. MARYLIBONS CLUB AND GRoUND V. OXFORD lIIIIIVXSSITT.—Thin match will be ooromeaced to-morrow morning at Loargroaad, and the following is a list of the players : Y.C.C. AND GROUND. Hon. C. G. Lyttatton Mr. Y. J. Martin Grandy. Mr. R. D. Balfour Mr. J. Round Shaw. ML T. r. Fowler Mr. R. D. Walker Wootton. Mr. H. Z. Bull Mr. C. G. Wrack OXFORD. Mr. C. I. Boyle Mr. W. F. Malthtad Mr. A. G. Tow Mr. T. Cans Mr. R. A.R.llltcholl Mr. IL W. Trltton Mr. F. R. Room Mr. R. T. Bald Mr. Y. W. Wright Mr. B. Y Manny Mr. J. F. Soobell GINTLIGLIN OF SRN SOUTH V. PLATRRS OF Tat SOUTH.—At the Barmy ground, Konnhogloo-oval, to-morrow, the ounnaseesment of this match will take place. The fol lowing is a list of the sides GENTLIMEN. Mr. V. IL Welker Mr. Z. P. Mllkr Mr. H. Matartn Mr. J. D. Walker Mr. Y Dowses Mr. E. M. Oracs Mr. A. W. Denial Mr. B. B. Ooopse Mr. H. Orace Mr. C. 17. Haller Mr CI. IL Mason PLAYER& Mortis& Hearse James Lillywhite rt a latar um John Ulla htte Bennett Lociryer (Mlith Elempbrey JaPP HENLEY-ON-THAMES ROYAL REGATTA. The entries of gentlemen amateurs for the greet aquaria meeting at Henlepon•Thrines have jest closed a. follow., and premier, 16 noes on the 28th and ou the 29th last. : GIL= CHALLIIOI Our. for Eight Oared Boats—The Louden Bowitig,ghh, the Etaa Bowing Chili, the Kraptan Rowing Club, rae,Gballaridge Third nutty. Tits-Aisptea Bowing Club are the holism of the prim Liam* Cssuasas Puri, foe Bight Gen.—Bios Boat Club, Bailey Boat Club, Cambridge Third Trinity. The Eton scholars are the holden. Srswaares' Dammam COP, foe Fours—London Bowing Club, Kinptaa keying Club. Cambridge Third Trinity. Lorados me the bolds's. WITOLD CU/MUNOZ CDP, for Fours—Loodloo Bowleg Club, 'Dayton Bonin Club, Cambridge Third Trinity. Kingston are the boWes. Tows Cast/Amos Cue—Heeler Bost Club, Healey Grammar School. The int named ere the holders. SILVER Gomm's, for Pair Osn--Reeme. Fenner sad May, Losers ; Mews. Mariner and Gaaet, Ekes ; Mews. Wells and Woodgete, Kingston ; Mears. Kinglake and Selwyn, Cambridge • ' Meson. Richards and Crilasa, Ox. ford and Kingston. Messrs. Kinglake and Selwyn are the holders. DIAMOND CeastasoslicoLia—ltr. G. D. Braltrilb. bridge ; Mr. T.A. Clookeedge, Loodoo ; Mr. & B. Mitchell, Oxford ; Mr. W. B. Woodpite, Kingston ; Mr. C. B. Law.., Cambridge ; Kr. J. Ricksby, Oxford. Mr. Wood pie is the bolder. Varley and Pinches', Carter end Crippa, sad R. H. and W. Barrett are amliered far the District Pair Oars. RAILWAY COLLISION. A collision took place on Monday evening on the Great Western Rahway, near Wolverhampton. A goods Wahl was on the crania, at the Stafford Road Works, when between 6 sod 7 o'clock • owl train cams up from Dudley, sad ran into it. The result was that five trasio of the goods train were destroyed, sad the engine of theocrat train • little damaged, but no personal injury was sustained. DINSTATCH OF rss ALISTILALIAN Men& —SOrTH AMNON, JONI 20.—The Peahen:lm and Oriental cow! , •res steamship Pormah. Cohan Carling, solid this aft.. , 00s with the snails for Gibraltar, the .11e4itermerent• Egypt. Aden, Osylece, India (except Bombay), ChM., Msuotins, the Cape of Good Rope, Australis, malts. Zealand. She took out 41 first and 50 second clam passengers ; aa4 on freight for the following porta, 71 boxes specie, fir. valuer 21.3881. lOs :—For the Mauritius, widow and jewollary, 1311. ; Marlow gold eon, 4101. 10s., geld Weed. watches, 14c., 1,037/. ; Calmat+, precious atones, 6811.; Singapore, watches, Ric., 1201. ; Hong Kong, silver coin. 4,700 1 ., bar silver. 1,9301., jewellery, Ice., 1,4731. ; Shvegicai, &Ram, 4,0001. ; Hoboes Bs', plate, , LBW. ; Belheerscr. watches, he., 961. ; Sidney, watches, he., 4551.1 and lit Aklandris, sovereigns, 5,0001., and watches, 1201. ; also • toll ceigo of mud ssiedasadis. ~_~