The Express. — London, England, 1865-04-29 00:00:00

•r - ' XETB. Evicapro.—The market Is; old, 40e. 6d. ; Joao, 40 ibor, 42.. ; December, .14 4 2 casks. Arrivals, none. Iran, 27.—A fair bodes t toy 12,0001balen, :4 ineludiu g4 ,000 American. 12d. to 1 co moroohono, 141 d. t o li 1t to 144 d. ' , 0 00 Enidlark to 124 i ; ' 11,350 S t Be urat, 3k na, Sulu* &t. Japan, ; 200 Piet; ::1).-BlIATFORD, Aram r sterility from America haa et than aright reasonably 4 4 aye previously stated a Iss i , the market, and a fair isc r , king the pla ce o f the naive, avo so loot prevailed. Da r , der of Leo w as made knot?, ie more marked, and a fair son done to-day but for ye n , Lncertainty and inilecesioe, of which le rather to 06,„ .press prices. Buyers the news to buy • lit. e no degree ]oat conlideme,akt icy of prices .rote last Thin,. ere is little change to us a speculative feeling whkA measure disappeared, an ym old of any lot a at lee, than lie her anc..wed in • few future whole are trim. The opera" restricted in consai neu , Mir was sp ringing up beskf, , whieth has been checked. iy it is confidently believed that steamer or two an hom e y rues are firm. klub tepee a y iod'on change on accoliettf qr witz, Meyer, and CO, bromdt heir hamburg and Mancherie are stated not to exceed 3,00 q „. ion of the whole estate is eon., owe abroad, we are iotorreid, rly forty years;And woe revered ctable. V.—NorrrNctum, Aran 2._ her of the past week there luo me done in several branches horns markets and for export. I slightly checked operatic% le check is only of a temporary till favourable to fancy lei% yarns bas imparted more me We may soy much the sane has been still more acted um intending from sto 7 per cola .ff,ttinghaisi Journal. LPRIL 27. —At this day's mutat ' wheat, on which au advance ct ly obtained, but the trade clotta e as dear. Beau again lap` I demand. I weather continues remarlitlis in of the year. At our market small supply of English elm; in advance of Is. per qr. Suet, a narrow campus, and on thi more money is realised. Eog , for malting, owing to Mahe Gd. per qr. dearer, with abh more money, but no buyers I other articles no alteration, —As compared with list west, ind 10d. up on average. Bahr down on average. Oats wee Id. down on average. PAM e. 2d. up on average. When, Oa. Gd. to 34e. ; oats, 20e. n 425. Gd. .7 " —Our market this mornits ded. English wheat was full 241. per rental dearer, but to r en advaoc.e of GI to I. re iich checked sales. Oats brought 6d. to Is. par bed over the rate ms further improved in valLe per qr. here was not a large impply 4 th an active demand, sample rer. Barley supported its NI currencies were paid. Beau We had a tolerable amply al loved off at an advance of It tut little doing in barley, can. 4 1 With a short supply the bads id obtains Is. per qr. advance ' p trade is firm. but not mad j r, APRIL 27.—The sapply moderate, the general quality ad steady at fall quotations. Fla led; demand good, at extreas supply ; trade fair. Calves a gad at about late rates. Fat pigss 40i, sgd. to 41. per lb.; mutts tto .hors, 7gd. to 80.; lamb, to igd. per lb.; bacon p4a, lots ditto, lOs. to lOs. lid. pit —We had a larger suppl 7 of bet ull at a alight reduction in prie. r atone; inferior, 7a. to 7s. 6d. A offer. A brisk inainees was doe being a good demand for be tton, 74d. to 81. per lb.; inferio. calves shown as last week. Trds r from 7d. to 7;cl. per lb. Yard 6e. 6d. to 7s. per stone. • - —The number of cattle this Inca. tam of 252 head above lest WS& nand was good, but ou accoun d a 3d. per atone. Top prize. t.; I ; middling and inferior, ds.4. le number of sheep was 6,C9, at market, 2,446 of which Ws I was good, and the prices of m op prim of the beet mutton, wethers, N. to 80. ; clipt nor. 94. to 9ad. per lb. Lamb , 38a. • and down to 32.. a had. 065.64. per stone; six to alit rd. 28.—The Hamburg ad owhip Teuton* from New las rrived. She brimis 150 passage. 5,000 dole. for FrUICO. aid : 500 the IGth she spoke the stealer 23rd the item& Bavaria, band IN PARLIAM ENT. —Yestelay a the committee on /silent& romp I B met in No. 11 connine (Limehouse Basin and Casson 111 r. Holland appeared for theirs. and Mr. Pember opposed fain 12 the case of the Bishops Crib Mensterleyi was also f part herd; T. Jones appearing or the se the Northampton and Haab/ sion) was programing. Mr. Dews romoteriof the East Gloucen ailway in group 14. The Cann 17011 P 21, was pomaded w*in I being supported by ILL ;01 4 Mr. Forsyth. ONE SHILLING DA - -Admissions *a payment. (31 ,078 ; total visitors, 3,90(} • UMW, AND D BIRTHS. 11.bftekt-howbe, 80101 k, the Wil t" .SOU- o°lk-ignore, Hyde-park # Pulhazo, St. M. almlaalfae. SOD* IL Landow, of a zlaughtec ARRIACIPS. —April 26, at the pariah *Slat by the Rev. J. Marty*. COW 4. • ra, to the Hon. Alice gharioatat a p idy Rivera. . II 26, at Christ Church, '' L Heed. Esq., of Ix 1i daughter of B. T. Comes% .. tens. DEATHS. Lima France la blataill ein el „„ }rederlck D. 'Calcined. •"' KeM. Kelsey, lire Arabella Gadd, °/ Hoare, rag., aged Rd. =pion, Rebecca, wife at Mr. % BAle' :he Cott's% Klaptoo-on-Theie. wah Ramble, ?Met of the ha haws d, Holloway, aged 77. ravenerstreet, Naitlngka" /4./awes Iby wawat ima aims, lc , 8 ' Übe City of Loader. hitairoallsB r t el, in tilt rldGina ti No. 5,843 BLACK W ALL LINE of PAC KETS. —For matiiitiuns it ;PORT PHILLIP , Med.—Mews. GB.F.F.Yre HOEK CAitLK, l.toO tone. Covens R. K. DKAOHN, will woe Ile Mat Inch& Do. ks ou the ti th Slat, call at Plyruoutb, aedcery an espetienced eurseon.— Apply to F. ()KEEN and Co Co. Psis nears by title line can proceed pa trout Pa ddi ng ton to Plymouth at reduced tares by apply dye y.. °KEEN and co. for tickets. BLACK WALL LINE of PACKETS for MEL- Botrios ,PORT Pllll.lll. Direct —Messrs. GREEN . % m, ANOLPARY, 1,10 tone, Captain JONIPJ, will leave Met g b i lle Docks on the 4th June, call at Plymouth, and carry au elteoced surgeou.—Appiy to I , GREEN and Cc, 140, Leaden t, LC. Plummer, by this line can proceed by rail from F ts,,glgtou" . to Plymouth at reduced fates by applying to 7. areas and Co. fur tickets. BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of CLIPPItIi PACK 6114 for AIIATItALLA from Loudon direct. rot. C I itlip. °saws. Melbourne .. Malakoff I ROOO Ma 'Warm .. J. L. Loromock i 2,000 Raney Royal Oak 1 2.400 ffyaaey Rotautat 1 2,200 QUlKeilli.2d .. YoungAnatralia • 2,000 F. I, dia E. India IL India E India B. India Arrtl 30 Nay 26 May la Jun 11 May 20 r• ids osiabrated line of packets hre, by ther and yaod passages, earned a world-knoawn reputat i on punctuality , and their pus weer sconnotodation is unturpassed by any vessels aflost.—For allparticUlan respecting fr, ight or passage to Australia apply to BAIN WI and Co., Liverpool : all Agents for the black Bill Ude . and T. M. MA mid Co. 1 ImidedbA ll - 6181 .M. amadoo. Le. NA RD LINE. —BRITISH and NORTH AL MAIL STILLY-SHIPS, appeisded 1 4 tWIPENPOOL and NNW YORK, end between POOL and BOSTON, the Boston ildps oallina A Halifax to land end receive passenften and walla. The fol balms or other vessels are appointed to sell Dos Liverpool. *MN at rots to rswe,,,. ,y,,. ma y. : ASIA. f or BOSTON, Saturday, Apil te. lose ,4„.Us-AIM YORK, •latimy, May B. tieMmegers and: mioda for Nassau and Ilavanuah, to be red at New York (subject to the permission of the ed States aitNoritietr on board the IL M.S.S. Corsica. • , CHll l l.A..lor BuS COB, Batavia". May 13. W:fetdresangil Inclu d ing o st ral ' i r t d ar 's end Boston, B l O:tc7c T ri t er s ciD 3 l a n, t MC Noma Alabia. NM Ts New York, chief cabin. dre twond cabto, £lB. Freight to Halite; Boston, and New York, id gibta and 5_ Der gent primare.—Appty to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Iteet, Lend% : J. M. Currie, O&M. and 12, Place de Is rrPane : G. and J. Burns, Burthananajtmet, Glesger ; D. Maclver, Queenstown ; or D. and C. Maclver, 8, lento, w a nt thorownt . so ticket will now 1w hatted without the production of the tippet properly Mead. num PROP LIVERPOOL OR QuaxerstowN TO ZS NW YORK OOL, NEW YORK, and irE;BII:ILATrVIM IP COSI:PANT Intend d =their toll-powared Clyde-bunt Iron lawn ntearenbli: lbeldnited Shwa wails, PROY LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK. • S!TY OF P7FIL IN, Saturday, April 29. • CITY OF lid MI) N, Wed.. d., 54 57 3. , And every Wednelds), and every alloreatv Saturday. was wawa hi, the m.l Heathen widths aver) tv ...woad lk 17 'and PI guineas. according ta , the accommodation. Cab% gai*Z . the PaßindAy's steareenokti guineas.. Yarsrard passage Including AI ,provtetens cashed. Pawnor, to qay Ike United Stotts, and Benin commit , * Untied throne en very advantageous bang—Por neetlear reiettinlins apply t. WIWPAIN KRE eetnAeßsia LITIFPool: Rye av mauz en. Etna w Ciao-street. MY. Ml—..---_ OTTE RD A M And the RHINE.—The Netherland Atestollowt Company's frat and favourite Warner StATAVIER t' .ntiin W. m m ail, will leave Brunswick Pier, Blackwall, EVLRY sini DAY at 11 o'clock, oa arrival of Otritut 0.30 am. trails from Yenchursh street Station—For freight e site at CH A PUN'S i 'Myrna, Office, Ragenlcircus, to•PMLLIBI'o, trlLAYka, PIiILLIPI'S and Co.„ 11, Mood -lane, ‘c. • GOTHENBURG. —The only regular Line of Weekly Steamers.—The welLknown screw steamer GUSTAF WASA wdl , ad frnm Homelydown on the oth snit nds steamer has fl..t rate accummodat on for pas engem. Fare, MX To he followed by the HAMBURG PACKET, and other etliodikti steamers.—Apply at elf AULIISH Universal °Mee. Hegyettircu.. W.. or In PHILLIPII, GRAVES, PHILLIPPS Co., 11. Rood-lane, E.C. THE LIVERPOOLand LONDON and GLOBE 111121 i soil Lib' i IN4l' ILA NCE t oxr t utY. Maces-1. Dak-street. Isv, pool ;20 004 21, roultry ;7, C, chill ; and flommg.crom, Laudon.' /imam Ur I WYMAN! NINCI 1660. - - - 1151 1858 MIR 1884 r 4.105 222,79 NO,I&O 742.,;71 i l 141sTfirejesimini . unstedfunds. £?7151 . 1..501.824 72,781 8 , 1.061 15i. , 14 1,311,005 2'45,214 . 3,2.12,D0 II" to Is. I. per Cent. edt of the reiluetiou will be given ItF.DUCTIoN of DUI The tall and imme‘lnate !.ene lo the Insult& JOHN ATKIN: Life claims are pa)al.k in till ;A, rterident Secretar). Loudon. dray do.)ii after they are admitted. THE MARINE DEPARTMENT of the ACCIDENTAL DEATH IN:A - RAN'I: COMPANY is now conducted of City Bank it:Ambers, :so 21, Threadneedle sire: t, where the Company is prepsred to receive proposals (or Marine insurances at the curry. t :.tea. A 1:1111' It JAMES DUMAS, Underwriter. J :RA SI, Secretary. THE CREDIT FONCIER and 110BILIER of E NI N D Authorised capital, in 200,0e0 shares of £2O each. Capital suisserthed. L iu 100.000 shares of LA, each. C %total pai.l.up, Rv.ervo Food. T. 200,000. DividLnd R-ierve Eons, E 70,000. The Right Hon. JAM E. Si I 'A ICE woRTLEY. Governor. JAM Km LIA F.,11 , Verchant, King a Ann, yard, f . Deputy JAM ES :NUGENT DAN I ELL, t'sµ , Chairman of the) Governors Alliance hank , James Childs, E.,(1 , London. Alexander Dunbar, Esq., 1111 BroatEstreet, London. Charles Ellis, lint, Lloyds. Adolphe Hakim, Esq. Meisra. Pinto, Hakim Brothers, and Co.), Loudon. The Hon. T. C. lialihnrton. M.P., Chairman of the Canada Agency Association. !OIL WiiiilM Harrison, Messrs. Young, Harrison, and Ilevan'„ Director of the nate, :mil ersey Insurance Company. Richard Stuart Lane, Esq. .Messes. Lanv, Haute), and Co.'„ London. . Charles Y. Newhon, Esq., London. Henry POWI7/411. Eq., J.P., Km."-Itsousro. Landon. Joseph 31schnll Smith. he.r. ,J. Mackrill Smith and Ce.`,, Old Broad•street, Loodoo. &ivan! Warner. 11 P.. T.nndon. John Westmoreland, Esq. lorectur of the Royal Insurance Corn . Imo?. Lonitm. Albert Graut, Esq., Maus:jug Director. . . BANK VMS. The Agra and Manterman's l*Ank ;Limited). Megan. smith. Pay ne, and +rob As. The li-tinw.al Ltoien, I rtiblm. and Its Branches in Ireland. The Albano*, Bank *bunted,. Los.don, Lire* pool, and Man chester. IleueeTues—llesari. New I w.n. Frans, and Co..;)* iambus-lane, E.C. SEClttrr I.ll*C. hi Othces-17 aidt iw, CornhilL London. T HE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIER of ENGLAND (Limited). At a 'MEETING of tbe holders of this Company, held THIS DAY. Thurotiy, Ih Atoll. MA, at I aelork o.m , The Right Honourable J A lit: , ; STIIA KT WORTLEY, Governor, In the Chair, It wan proposed. sec • toted, mid carried unanimously That the halance-ao et mot the report recommending a divi dend and h non of tartly f.hilltoge per Ave on the old sharea and ten shillings per tltan on the new shares, equal to forty per tent. per annum, he and ate hereby approved, confirmed, and adopted. It wee also proposed. ae, orded, and carried unanimously: That theta at thank , 4.f f I. $ s N14:44 ing are due and ore hereby given to the Cosertior. and Mil errors, for the care sad attention they hese if eu to the interents of the share holders. and for the extremely satisfactory rosute which hove arisen therefrom. llt was also pr..peee.l. a. , soiled, and carried unrininlOnale That the r..rdial thanks of this :fleeting are due and are hereby tiered to Albert grant, Esq.. the managing director, for the Went and omit ring enerzy i by him iu the adminietra tlea of the attain of the I unipair). It wan further prop. 4 , 01 •,COllll.l, and carried onnnimo.isly That the thank., of this Meeting he given to Alfred Lowe, bag., fseeretary, for ha uns &eying cotart-‘y and attention, a d to him, and the other of .1 the Company, for their industry awl stal during the past half -7t or. By otdsr the Court of Directors, J. ST l It'r WOIII LEY, Governor. .ALFICED LOW b. Secretory. 17 /111 d 18, fornbill, Taunton, 20th April, Ibtss OOP*" of the Balance.sheet and Report may be hail on appli. lotion at the ohices. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS, D; never failing reline ly : prepared without any mercuric : Illelndlent, from the recipe: of Di. Scott, will be found Invaluable So all who surfer from Athens and liver complaint', Intliyeatite., Whxd, ipaprilk dizziness of the eyes, to. For ttahltme soottrenor, as a faintly aperient medicine, and ass partner of Yr blood, they are truly excellent : mild in their operatiou and MUM to the stomarb. they create ainstlfs. promote lilfiwilon Mel strentrthvu the whole new-us xyatere.—Bold by W. Lam but, chemist, o, King Willtunst., Charing erns. and by moo llRMltiste to boxes, la. 11,L arid gm. Rd. Be mire to wilt for Do leett's Wines and Liver ilia. The genuine are in a NU. , " Ithwer same with Lem:Nowt" .o. , ra•.d on the .temp, THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE The most scientifically prepared and meet powerful ontri• Ihs cordial ever introduced ; restores to their normal condition all the secretions, on the intewrity of which perfect health de =6. . It is• specific fit debility of all kinds, and from ita con among other ingredienta, pepsine and phogpinte of soda, will prove highly beneficial to the nervous and dyspeptic. Ries IL per bottle, or four quantitlea to one for Its. Role AMU. Messrs. Baumgarten wad Co.. 620, Word-street. W.C.. sad ISL. Irenehereh-street. Re. London. LAITUE.—The LETTUCE contains an active iple, the Uterine, which pewees' all the soothing =L b of opium withootitadangera—Mr.G.JOZHAll, French 40, Haymarket, prepares a Byrap and a Pile of Lane *lettere), highly reeennueotled by the Medical Preteetion for INN, Gotham, bronchitis, and all chest arsetiose. Syrup. Ia ed.; ems. la ltd. sad fa 3d. rate, by post, la. aka. sag he. • Twat `/ i ~. • .• .G - 1 , • -•• • To baiL Ztt Oxitrt“ [STAMPED, Id. ADDITIONAL.] WEST LONDON INDUSTRIAL EXHI BITION. FLORAL-BALL, AN/VENT-GARDEN, to be OPS.N:l1) oo MONDAY oust, May 1, by the Right lion. W. Y. COW PER, , Chief Commissioner of Works. Grand Concert of 800 pert• ems. Doors open at o'clock. Chair taken at 3. Admission. ks Bd.: rewired seats, 2i. fbi. From 7 till 10, ls. Tickets can now be had at the Floral-hall Massa Entrance) at Br. Laver's, la, Greet Portlaodetreet . and at Mr. Morrell*, 108, Great Portland-street J. A NICIIGLAY, Chairman of Committee. It. M. MORRELL, Secretary. THE OXFORD. - FAUST, ORPREE AUX 'INFERS, sod Aubeee LA CIRCASSIENNE.—Principsi performers, Monsieur Lsrethere, the great French is ,or. end VW Ellison, supported by s thud sad Chorused slit nervous, conducted by Kr. V. JONtaIIiANS. EVERY EVENING. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1865 , I'HE OTTOMAN COMPANY (Limited), commISSION MERCHANTS and FINANCIAL AOLNTS. Incorporated under •• The Companies Act. Idf2. limiting the UAW Ity of the shareholder. to the amount subeci Hied. Capital. /.500,000. in t.,000 ',hired of Lilo each. With power to lucre/ire. First haus 12,600 sLarea of *kith 2.6 W foharea are reserved for Turkey. One.third of the remaining 10,000 there' hot already been app led I r. Deposit Cl per share on application, and LI on allotment. No call h yond EJ per share will be made during the hist six mouths. Where uo allotment la made to an applicant his deposit will be T HE LION BREWERY COMPANY! (Limited,. Capital £lOO,OOO, in 12,000 bhares of £ 4 5 each. And 6,000 Perpetual 6 per ceut. preference shares of £2l each. Nom thousand of the ordinary share., and three thousand of the preference shares have been privately subser Deposit on application, on botb descriptions of shares. 42 per share, and a funkier payment of £3 per share on allotment. DIROCTORS. Henry Tower, Eng. (Messrs. Trowers and Lawson), 2, Cheater. place, Hyde-park. Henry Jenkins, Esq., The Lawn, Whitchurch, Hants. Henry 1 .ili.uchere, Esq., 10, Portiatel.place. 0. F. Whlttliigstall, Eaq., The PM, lit. Albans. Henry Howell, Elm., The Lion lirewery, Lambeth, Resident Director. BANKERS.—The London and County Bank. SOLlClforsa--Measrs. Nash, Field, and Layton, 2, Suffolk-laue, Canuonstreet. E.C. M3I.ITokS. W. 11. Grey, VS4I. (31essrs. Grey and Prldeaus, Lincoln's-inn fields, public aeinuntants) E. Hart, Esq. IMmsm. Hart Brothers and Co., ldoorgatestreet, public accountants.) THE IN rERNATIONAL CONTRACT COMPANY (LIMITRD) INVITE APPLICATIONS FOR SHARD' IN T HE PLYMOUTH SHIP BUILDING, DOCK, and IRON wow; COMPANY (Lbalted). Incorporated under °T he Companies Act, 14 1 12. s whereby the liability of each shareholder .s limited to the meant of his Mane. Capital, 22'.0,000, in 10.000 shares of ELS each. Deposit on &NEL cation, Cl per share, and L 4 en allotment. Future calls not to exceed £3 per share, at intervals of not less than three months. Discount will be allowed at the rate of 6 per cent per annum on calls paid In advance. otßiecitoas. William Luweombe, Esq., J. P. (Mews. Lusoninta, Sons. and Co.!. Chairman of the Cotton Harbour Company, and Consul for the Governments of France, Holland, Ac., Plymouth. Sir Julm (nay. Director of the Land Securities Company. Francis Hick.. Ewa. (Messrs. Ilkke and Co.), Director of the Great Western Doak Company, Plymouth. S. G. Getti, Esq., Il P., 'Wilma. James Peake, Esq. (late Constructor at her llajosty's Dockyard), Saltash, Cornwall. John Treehy, Esq. (Mews. Treeby and Co.), Consul foe tbe Go vernment. of Italy, Belgium, Mecklenburg, Manilla. dc., Plymouth. D J Hieire, pig.. Director of th. International Contract Com pany :Limited). James H 'ratan, Km. (Messrs Man, Borman, and Co., Agents foe the Austrian Lloyds' Steam Navigation Company). Ralialtail TIM Company b formed for the purpose of purchasing, working, The Natimutt Rank. Old lira •-atreet. London, and Dublin. and extending the highly remunerative brewing business of . Messrs. Harris and Co • Naval Hank, Plymouth. street, Linoteiu Mosses. firebug. Jenkins, and Co. A provisional agreement has omicrons. ilLemnis-The London and Westminster Bank, Lothbury, been mitered Into for Gm purchase of the valuable ion; b toehold IL 111. Rowell, req.. 13, Casement's-Inn. London, W.C. London. brewery preemies, the freehold and leasehold public homes. and John Kelly, Esq.. Plymouth. BILUILERS. goodwill et the business ; together with the plant live and dead NRORIC6B. London-Mews Smith and Kinney, 6, Angel-court. steak, dc.. now used for carrying on the trade mew& J . and A . s c rim f mour and Cu . , to Old Broad - direct , H.c. Liverpoul-timars. U. E. Schultz awl Sou, 17, Manchester- The purchase money of E 300.041 175 . 6.1. i nclude& £140.586 Y. H. Westlake, Esq., Ptynionth bail Os. thl., the working capital at:Melly in the bailees,: the plant, Iteweed lox, !eq.. Deaseetreet, Dublin. Menchester-C. .P. 4i Mn. Ray. lona-buildings, Cross-street. the freehold and leasehold homes, all stock. book delta, dm : Elltintinl-John Scott Tucker, Bap., Gnat Orosseedrest, 1011-ritlllan West, keg., ta liewl.alley-.trout. together with the sum of £48,578 as. 6d., cash and good bill. of Wastanlnster. Leeds-Mora. A. Gresalintil and Son, Alberodtrart exchange in bassi on ire Sege Int weber last, to inset liabilities AUDITOR-Y. W. Spooner. Ear , Ametien ronare . Deiblen-Messra McMahon and Fallon, 27, Collegegicen. - kaiountlagto £4 •,01117allilarettifeblilleigintileid i rteCaraPanY , SISCRITARY -William Cooper, PK; Glasgow -Iguican Macmaater, Esq., 71, Queen-street. also the accruing profits from the est January, 1 (Minuted to Temporary Graces 06, Cannon-street West, E.C. SeritgralitY -B. Lumber& Zen yield at least 410,000) ;Abe goodwill inane preliminary expenses, This Com,any harm been formed fee the purpose of pardoning Temporary traces. 20, Ineaduentic•street. excepting Hipped the terikatlon of DU- a and actual transfers the frechol property krona as Queen Anne's Ship Yard, and of the varier properties to the Company. the valuable ship building beanie. now carried on by private PROSPECTUS. The rom of E 40,000, agreed le be paid for the goodwill, repro , capitalists therein :of carrying on ship bnll aux in Iron and This Company ts formed for the purpose of transacting the • lents only about two years' purchase of the net pronto of the wood, and of intelsinical engneering tn all its branch.. ale and highly preamble business of commies/on merchants , Mune.. The profits for Malan three years have amounted to The ship-holiding yard, posanses a frontage to the sea of up- and financial agouti in cuunesion with the trade and Otalinierce a certified t tal of E 110,449, including interest on capital Wards of 1.950 feet. In which there win be capacity for laying of Ow Uttoinau empire. The yeeddrinflifieles the amount of the goodwill in the ordi down 00 ship., Taking an average of 60 fret in width for each MADE UF THE EMPIRE. end preference 'lures of the Company. The. Mar. are ship. As at present gonstituted, the establishment do s, a Throughout the greater part of the empire, the soil and cll. i n et i elZ e i d n the amount of capital already stated es privately first.elass stone-built try it ek, 260 feet by 52 feet. he perfect o f w ring o f th e sheet t nez h nn wnt h "... m at.. I n tan .. : sot working condition with atcerneuidee. eireillarome gear. smiths' of the wean of the lettentents, of rho. orangery raw uusterals 1 The accounts for the said three years have been carefully yeti shops, Umber sheds, ono. and buildings, with slips, quays, and which form everywhere the great staples of food and menu- . led and signed by Mr. W. H. Grey, of the firm of Mean. Grey other necessary appliances all in good rciair. On the tiremi es facture. twain, wool, mime, hemp, mow fan o .. ern wo. • and Prolesur, of Lincoln a.lnn.ttrlds. public accountants. They there is a capital lime kiln, four excellent dwelling;henises, • paced in abundance ; while in anlitiou, Turkey Yields in thee I return equal to a dividend of 12 per cent on £lBO,OOO. or ' suitable for the manager and employes of the denpany, Mx cot- ' profustou those rarer articles of merehatione, such se drugs, - EOM' share of the ordinary capital of the Company . whirl It to for foremen, Se. ; a good simply of trash water, and an . dyes, gums, fru vegetable ,sill, eat s bumf, and tebuceo, which is preposce to call up during the next two yearn, after allowing 1 abundance of lime and building stone. i mutual> , be abundantly and prontalgy produe-d under conditioas foe' Cp. cent. on the five Mooned preference shares ethic It Ls proposed to lengthen the preeent dry dock 50 feet to eon. of pee advantage a elms*. awl i m u srmancid p o „atort. 1 will he called up in full dosing the same period. &truce two additional dry slocka, and one large tinging dock, to I in the year lAA it wee estimated that the amnia( trade of ' The amount of capital now employed la the Brewery is ample be divided by nations. also additional frontage quays, and to Turkey with foreign countries amounted to ett.oo • Quo, and that for lie present operations ; but one of the prlacipal objects In extend the &epitomes generally with the clew to the cenatrue- beta eels the province.. to £30,000,000 ; genes; a total of establishing this Company Is to use , aa soon as practicable the tion and repair of iron and wooden ships the manufacturine of ga8,00.0,000 per annum. Judging, however, from we lucre:we of great facilities whicla exist for extending the Dulness and In- marine fled other eagince, armour and other plate, angle Don, the trait between 1 urkey met Great Britain derma the penal lee creasing the profits by theersploymeut of additional eapitaleut of end every description of Iron work. pars , this total must now be conga-leanly ineretied. In the the shire propoenl calls. Marc these facilities is the unrivalled For the purposes of the Company the position of the premises year Ism, the import, and exp its between (treat Britain end localeositnn of the Brewery, from the large waterside amen- fa not to Ire surpassed; they are in close proximity to Sutton Turley (exclusive of Egypt) emanated to £1,251,131, and in monition whit it pceaesees. The contemplated extension of 1 Harbour: ("mina the sea-board of taltwatel anehorsg'. and are la:si to K 0, 0 20 ,6 34 but lit the year 18e3, areordaug to the last the lauluess will involve only a very moderate addition to the completely sheinnd, first by the Plymouth Breakwater. and annual datrozeat pabilsbesl by the Board of 'lade, theylaimeased Preempt working expenditure. next by the peninsula of Mount. Batten. in addition to winch the tu 213.303.t0n. Tbe trade ',conch this ouilletry awl 1 g ) pt his Tbi stock and plant have been valued by Mr. William Bailee. approaches to the premises are completely commanded In the am. ri eu from glitie,tes ain the year lose and £1 he of aliswellstreet (the Well•known valuer in the brewing trace). 1 guns or the citadel. The branch Mathes of the South Devon is lad, to 4gt00nv4.4 in Ikea, enalus • anal between the Otto- who certitica that they are represented at the amount which they 1 Railway Gompany is situated In the immediate viciulty, sod man F.amire sod Great Main alone of e. 34 ;maw°, ebb ' are raw actually Werth to the Compsny. MM. Dockyard. Devonport, Is within an easy distance. inereettug trade is dipoles of almost indaltatte extrusion. ' Arrangernents have been made for securing the conperatiep This Company will offer unnstud facilities for carrying on Me • BUSINESS tar Ilia tal)l PAN Y. I of Mr. Jenkins rasa Director of the Company. 'Mr. Henry Howell. proposed business In consequence of both labour and the freight As Coinrnimion Merchants the Company will teener, on the who lots teen for IA years the meteor a the 1n..., will be d iron , coal. and timber being extremely low, added to an d usual t e m.. coin g tr a tite nts o f go o ds t oe i d le i n E n gli s h and colas the Resident Director; and In addition, the concern will much expense will he way, as the materials will bed livered ou fora,. markets fr o m o wn: l u ny an d „AS T . in th e tow n ,. el, be warted by the parent etiklent and experienced staff. the quays of the Company free of all Ands and rharges pin, es will as from netreliaute, manufacturers sad MMus in Tbe subscribers will are the option of pone up in full the • At present there are no Iron ship building works t PI/mouth , thus couutry and abroad Mr sale iu inikian torracte, and will 6.000 preference shares and a propo Don not excelling one.fourtle and Tench meanie/deuce and exiweise often re.ults tnAlpnwners execute earners fur their correspundeute both in Westeni Europe of Me ordinary shares, at dates to be fixed at the time of allot and consequence of vesicle outward hound having te put back to and th e ptt o men unpin,. meal. London for repair. no important branch of the Company's business will consist In lele deposit paid on seiplicsUon for shares will be forfeited and The Directors consider unnecessary to Riled@ to the other making mail adennees to the beim cultasetors. th e rate o f the allotment cancelled in ell cues there the further payment advantages p• seised by this Company, further than to state iuterest usually paid for Wel, Imola I. Very high, rseigisag from on allot nient is not duly made in accordance with the terms of that there ts a great end growing demand foe such works as they t$ to 4 per Lout. per month (froru le to 43 per emt. per ainern), the allotment letter. to carryon. the security conaistteg of steueittg crops, a idea of value easily The articles of aeseaclation and the contract between the PrTreftoperathins of the Company will h e condurie. by Mr. ~,,n eer ldbi., and, when required, roaponsitfie Annual guar. Tendon. and the CoMpahy can be Inspected at Ute offices of the Joseph Hanks. who will devote his well-known experience ex- mown On this subject much valuable iuluneation lass been solicitors of the Compeny. elusively to the interests of the Company. aided by g• sternum of obtained. from the English Consuls in Turkey, in reply to Prospeetenaa and berms of application can be obtained at the acknowledged mechanise' s hin. A s th e cloak of the valuable a reeeut similar despite., from his ascent., 141 r Henry Helene, Company's ofilces,• Lion Brewery, It ion leunbeth, S. : property has teen retied to rite Directors upon terra. which are H. It 31. Anebsasador at Corialehouutale. One of the iuquirlas and el the Brokers of the Coleelne considered highly Mountainous, the printable result of the directed by his excellency was, •• in farmers borrow moue, undertaking may be tionneel as assured. commonly au anticipation of their crops? now are tie advances PLOWER SEED 8. POST FREE. lutenist at the rate of Sal per cent. Is gnaranteed for three nem ed, and are Wanes often incurred by Gm tat-dm I" 'the ha- . .1: . • .100 60 30 25 16 12 years by the international Laantract Company (Linaiteell, barn a are extracts front the ollical replies : I . VIM Vara. Tara. vers. Tara vars. In Um event of no allotment of shares being made. the deposit anaI•NOTLII-lar. Vice Consul Blunt a-" Farmers quite fre- . a. I. ad. a. d. a. el. s. d. a. d. will he returned in full. Should a loss number of sh re, he plead, borrow museey upou their crspa. The online y rate of ' Lama* Hardy . —.. 10 0 10 0 6 0 .. 2 6 .. allotted thon are applied for, the deposit will be made a v ail - totereet is 2 per cent. a mouth ( 24 per cent. per sewn, aud Half-Wady.. SS 0 le 0 .. 7 6 .. a able towards the messiest on allotment, and the balance (H line) even higher than that often the money is secured toy other I Pereilniels Hardy .... 26 0 12 8 .. 6 6 3 6 3 . returned to the applicant. rest We persons becoming aseurity. and by pledge* of per- plait Hardy .. . 7 6 .. 4 A copy of the memorandum end articles of association can be 1101.41 property. tomes ale teldaam incurred hy the lenders." i 411TFLER and Mt:CULLOM, Seed Mereissita, Coronfgarden Inspected at tbe °Men of the solicitors, Minas, and 05, Cannon - ARTA-Mr. Acting•Conrol carat/as :-.• file common rate of : Market . London, w.c. street West. Intelsat is 2 per cent a math Such loans or advances are proapectuses and forms of application for shares may be rib- always secured ou tee crop, and lusace ere rarely incurred by ths I.ONDON CARPET WAREHOUSE. talent at the Maces of the International Contract Company. as. Lenders' AJ WAUGH and SOIL A And 4. Goonararrasrr, W. : Cannumetreet West, and of the b oaken, broken, and solicitor& car amc -Mr. Vice.Cousul al aling-'• E rem 15 to 30 per „„j eent, . are the nano! interest cher:gest to merchants ; the crop WN BiLOTHE I BS. PATENT CHAIRS YORK Or APPLICATION ant MAIM pledged for the advances, and the anemia valid. toesee - ag4re t iL GOVelellle Marra* weretawee Im s mo, terwerie. No. widow incurred. Mouey;loodene charge the peas teary 3 to 7 limas 80., at PRICES CONCIDIILABLY REDUCED. To the Directors of the Plyrnnnth Ship Building, Dock, and Iron parr trot per month, and wall. in Data Noy cuunnoue gaits." 1 1015. PICCADILLY. Catalogue. he Works Company (I.lreiteda. (Alegi' ASTINOPLR - Mr. Consul.iletierdi ' ~pram. batch-"A Gentlemen, -Having paid to your hankers (II 'sta. ) fanner rain require% money In carry on his puraitte .ells his B ARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new the sum of e. being • depail o f 21 per share On Produce b e f o re he ge,di d es it at a et-flan, price, which is always nnention, so admirably contrived that • full butt, am shares in th•• above Company. I refine. that you will allo t me moet: below what lie eeuld °i am for it to the market, aud bell se =slier casks, may be raised or tilted on it without that number of 'hares. soil I hereby agree to accept finch Ahern. th e m i t t i ne es on au avenge from otu3l pa r cent.. the usurer labour ,ir trouble, Its anion is so bnpalpatile that the sediment or W•Y less number that may he allotted t° me. mid to Pay tn , taking cans by g dog Montt a very large margin to secure him - of the most Unwed Mild ➢ by no possibility can be disturbed. deposit on allotineut, and to sign the articles of Wand ai .n of self egalest eventualities" • Price 0n.., 125., IM, to suit 44, V, and 18 gallon casks. the Company when regain& and i authorise volt to place me Climes.-Sir. Vice-Consul White-" The capstone orborrowing . I.IARLOW'S SKIS-ACTING STPHeN . TAP. name on the register of members In respect of the shares allotted money iu untidy* , ion of the crop. is common . Ihe rate of na b rue.-1 Ana gentleman , • tere.at come tram if to 2O pence ut ; few lu-Se, • e ineurred." 1-1 Nu rent - pc reitdred. NO nun* Sat beer or sour wine. Usual Signature - " Farmers Win. ' price 4 - -e. fia.; ditto, electroplated, es.-Apply direct to JAMES Name in fall Reeeence au full Profession Date -Mr. Consul a et bar a . Caen:din. advance money ou Ito etup., charging 2(0 3 per aut tuterest per mouth. 1 . C. read J. FIELD'S LABEL is on all packets T HE LONDON and MEDITERRANEAN b' r Ll e urn rare." . EP . and hones of their !BIKE MEDAL PARAF I NS CAND LES . ALPOLI.-11r. Acting 2 ine-Convil Whitaker- "As a rule, : SUPPLIED TO DIKE IIAJE4TIII GOVERNMENT. BANK .Limited). the Lamers in this province all borrow . Icoic) . on their crop: • Capitol £2.00n,000 Wiling, in 10.1.001) Mane of £2O each, of even that who are wen thy, and hoe. gold home ad up , will which anSTO shares hive been alremate enbserlhed.` 0.,,,,w to defray time expenses of elativation, rapierp this,, ell• Deposit, 21 uer Mare on application. and el 101. on allotment ; Cr mil noon their treasure. 'the- rat: of into rat is generally tO •no holder. paper, or *crating : Sta any candlestien and and £1 10e. further within three months after allotment. burns to the end. SOLD EVERY WHERE. per e ' en:, and the farmers are ve•y well p1...eal to borrow at this lailWrolia. rate. beaus most In vary rare. as I have utter either rape- Monsieur .frame Bernard (Moser,. E. Lan :an and Co.), Alexan- mammal or heard of others suffering any." iris.. l ienta.-11r. Vane -laausul author. -•• interest 5 21, 3, and 4 Mon drat Francois Brava. Merehant, Alexandria, anal Member per cent a month. Tine I.l4l‘4lsee• sore oleo), rik-1 lleed uval of the Imperial Legislative Ili:gnaw of Iran e. the 4 rope, and losses are but rarely 11.11,111Te1l by the louden." - Walken W. Cargill, Esq., 11. P., Connaught-place West, Hyde- SALOMICA.-Mr. Consul xx ilkiuson ' ° Verniers horror maraey T C. and J. FIELD, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, park. in anticipation of their crops.'lite rate of iutereat use sly 0., nanufacturers of the celebrated UNITED SERVICE Jam• a 11. Cumming, Esq. ;Messrs. Cumming and Co?, Leaden charged is seldom lea than iv per cent." MIA . P: manufacturers of the New Patent Hard, Self-fitting hallttreet SAVADA.-Mr. Carted Zarb-• . Stoney IS lent to the cultivators Albert Landau, Esq., Banker, Timm.Chamber Candles: manufacturers of the P Lee Medal Panifine Co.? .. ___ a sth at the rate of 5 per cent. per month; the advances de. , a l wa)a candles, AS SUPPLIED TO,AER MAJESTY'S GOVERNIIKNT. Emile Landau, Esq. {Messrs E. Landau and , Alexan d ria .... secured WI the eellpll. Itetl 111.01 by the lelelet,tl e tent rdre." . William J Maxwell, Fog , Director of the Natllmal Province= SNeRNA.-tfr. Consul illtleit-" The telitiVe relineal . .re algae, TIAVIEWS BEST DIP CANDLES, 6 d. per lb .; Hank of England. reqre ui a ranee, in anticipation of their crops, at a linlitillal rate Walter tle lee. Esq.. lirnadlands Clapham-common. of interest, say 1 to 2 per cent. per m ll .. brat it is Actually KJ 'avenue, Is. ed.: second panther, la. 4.1 .: s p erm, la. 4d. -ta Lo Hon. Routes Noel, Wadies, Waltham Abbey. and la, rlei • tine linnets wax, Is. sd. ; transparent wax, Is. sot' more. The title-deeds of the arm are transferreq to the lender Robert A. Routh, Esq.. Chairman of the English and Australian to the ~ urklsh . , ~, . .. Belmont wax and sperm, Is. ; Denman wan, Is. bd. ; botanic 4-Court, Mauer tne lido ot 141.114111, or Met tg.gr. matte Bd. DI and the best • 10d. • metallic for Copper Curnpany. 1 aria.-Mr. Ceased-Geo.-al Ilernutis- .. Almnot tho eutality ~ i.=-• • • -• • SANKNES. Palmer's• lamps, SLL : magnums, 8 1 .1 .; moulds, lid.: best of Demo ;the merchants; derive their doer sources of profit front eon. Bartley, Bevan, Tritton, Tamils, and Co ,tot, Lombard Cola oil, Is. ed. per ga ll on ; yellow soap, less.. 40,.., 445., and lending motley on pledge:a, ne, which they leey a rate of interest 48s. leer 11210.: mottled, 48s. • old brown Windsor, Is. id. per street, KC. of 4to e p.r cent per mouth (Is to 7Z put cent per autme, aud 1,04 The London and County Bank, 11, Lombard-street. P.C. ecket ; common brown Win d sor. Is. :whin. Windsor, la, 4d. semetimes more." 'I he Branches of the National Proeinci al Kent of Esaland.eey, la id. ; glycerine sad almond, la per bar-for cash, at You i.-M r. V ice• Consul Suter-"Loans to the grower. are sr - Mayan. Coleman, Turquanal. Youngs, and Co., cured ,_d_, ...... . . w ith SI. P. DAVIE 9 and SONS' old established warehouse, 6.1, St. by Pinnate me ion. snit are not eaten seamen Martiterlane, Charing,nues, London. W.C. public accountants, Tokeuhouee-yard. E. 7. Souceruse-!teen Wilk i nson , Stevens, and Wilkinson, Hiss. 'I hie rates of interest are newer leaf thanlt, alai eaten Mae titan Ye per cent. per antaini." ribuolace, B.C. COALS. SUMMER PRICES. GREAT Nlch , A, Finaocial Aaents the Company will give its assista n ce to nionms.WESTERN RAILWAY. Best screened Ruabon coals, old the Ottoman government hi the promotion of repodnetive Messrs. I. and A. Serimgeour, it), Old Broad street, E.C. Moms. noggins and itowsell. I. Tlireatinredk-street, EC. public works, conducing to the improvement of internal yard seam (as supplied to her alajesty). 225. per ton ; Rwelmn tratesit and the development of external traule , and act generally mole 2 0 s. : Wall sod Bench, 18a For nth. Or to RUABON Sacalreattv- George Cuturaing, Esq. ra r i ininciai Asente bat, mod in ee msesum wi th, th e Ottumwa COAL MANAGER, GREAT WEATER.N RAILWAY, Patinae.... Temporary Ofnees-9, King's Arrneyard, Muorgste-street, E.C. „ thp , th. - The Company is prevented by the terms of the Memorandum TMPROVEMICNTS in SHIRTS. PROSPECTUS. of AMloCiatluti train trading for its own remount. . 1. RODOBRS' IMPROVED CORAZ7-A SHIRTS, six foe 425. This Company Is icemen tor the purpose of converting the GeNERAL ARILANOEtIENT4. Good useful ale eta (our No. 04), in all dace 20s. the halfeimen, flOO shares of the Continental Rank Corporatma into Shares of The head off ee of the Company will be in London. with I Unequalled for excellence and en-spans. Priced lists, with full tee and to carry out the amalgamation of that Book with the partsculars, post free.-RODGERS and CO.. shirt =ken. 60,84. agencies In Idads, Liverpool, en 1 Manch. at. r. Branches will Bank of Messrs. E Landau sad t'o , of Alexandrlit and for fiteili tat ing commercial. financial. and mos etary transactions between be established at the ports of Constantinople, Smyrna, and Hey- Martin's-Moe, Chstir.nrces. Establithed 00 years. Ma parte Ersne de. root, an I meant& will he appointed in the interior. surdect to the this country, the (eminent, and Egypt. ale. way ~,e ns.a te t .cm il e t, ed.c outrol of the brine:lice to which their als- T HRESHER'S KASHMIR FLANNEL Fl,l, of the £2O ,hens in thin Company will be allotted to the shareholders in the Continental Rank, In ex. ha ge for each of a.' The exclusive services of gentlemen of eltablished reputation SHI RTS.-Sola only by THRESHISR and GLENNE, Ont their present £lOO shafts. The £2O ,hares al curd in ex and acknoe !edged local experience having been °Manuel. the fitters. met door tom SoemitShouse. Strand. londro. change for shares on which £25 his been paid • will be credited , o f th e c w ill i d i t , i . at with e 5 paid up: and those allotted in exchuree for shares on e , Tteca n trna wbore avarabra. ant ,4d...t.Lbi timie i.he el b. 3 c , on . lene a nee airty 0 ENTLEMEN ' S DRESS.—No. 105, Strand. — which .2 S only has been paid, will lee creted with e 3 r , i 4 up . ° yriar ) : stati ‘ diug has been secured. • Sir lIAM I lei iN and KIM PTO.N. Wine& Invite en early The arrantements whi,h lave tern main for anode .mating 1 Inspection of the NEW SPRING 0001 XS, which are now ready. and mthngthse the Minor s of the above estalallshmseas are such APPLWATioIIe toil SHARI& - N 8.-A stock of Overcoats always on hand for present use. as, aided by the high Egyptian connections of Mrs re landau . Applications for share. may be add, as ed in the annexed . • 166, STRAND, OPPOSITE EXETER BALL cannot fall to secure to thi• Company a very exteuene and po- f orm t o th e Directors. and copies of the poop-eau, may be ob- , fitable business. mined at the temporary offices of the Company. or at the offices • The estalali-hinent of Mean. Landau and Co., at Alexandria. , of the hanker, brokers , and willeitors; hot no application will In addition to Its ream . r hauking operations. ias beg enjoye d be comidereil unless a depot& of el per share on the number an extensive connection with producersand eiportete of prouluce of shares applied for has been paid. In Egypt. This husinees ha. always yielded map favoierable re- A copy of the memorandum and Articles of Asrociation may aims : and no hatter proof of this can Ito given than the lac - that be auepected at the °fines of the so:Limes, or at the temporary the firm. during the whole of its existence, as well as the other ..itices of the Company Copies will be forwarded by post, with banks lately e.tabliabed In Yana, have experienced an absolute out charge. on applicaUon to the Secretary. Immunity trout luss In their transactions of this class of bastneel. I The deity increasing trade of Ygypt with Remise, sad espe cially with Fantland. is also a sure guarantee for the enhan.'e'l No. futurefilleCl,ll el this Company : the profits hitherto realised To the Directors of the Ottoman Company (Limited.) by Meows. Landes and CO. Ale alone sufficient to yield a large gentlemen,--Having paid to your hankers the moo of / . return upon ;lie capital proposed to be called up: eel the wan teeing a deposit of LI per share on Shares in the above ral partners of the firm, in order to show their confidence in the Coen y, I hereby request that you will allot Inc that numbe r • future ounces of the Company, have taken a Urge amine , a ree to become a member of the Company in respect of Price Twopence. sham a, and will continue in the active management of the bun and I ag- such shares, or in rerpect of any less number you may allot me. VHE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Erenint net, at Alexandria. , and to execute the Articles of Amociatiou when requited : and I The Rank has she seemed the en-e Y eeatten • as a Disaster. e ' reuest tint mi name may be placed on the register of members I. Newspaper and Review, coat per, besides all the New. cil M. Weeny , whose eterelons will be cepecially alevotdd to the fo r the shares so allotted. the Dsy, a large number of original articles OD Pallas, Liters *dense. aal the Bank's relations, with the Egyptian gomml - Usual signature lure. dc . -Grace , Is, Salisbury-street, Strand. .- sent a , les ot tenneeetlous in which be has hitherto engaged. . Name In full A CHARMING cure HOOK. with very sncceestul result& I Rnidenee The anion:inflated estaboshmenta propose Ilquida l lng all their i Profession or business Jost published (Chapman and Hall), crews Inn. gilt edges. Price present transactions up to the date of amalgamation. I Date 1 Tle artieles of association of this company, end the sereemeet . . . IM. ed. (by post foe 140 stem.), entered intet for acquiring the business of Yeasts. Landau, and BURGLARIES, and their PREVENTIVE. — ' T HE BOOK of PERFUMES, by Ecorws co.. can be seen on application at the once of the Felicitate. PYNI7S Patent SASH FAsTENERSI, so highly corn. Ristie with above MO InustraUone. °One of the curi ', A ilepo• It of £1 upon each share must be paid at the (Anent of mended by the police magistrates for the prevention of burgle- ties of the season."-lifornlng Pat. " A deous book."-Sun. either of the Bankers of the Company, on application, according dies and e ihe n tlai of saahes, can now be ha i wholesale of the " A really elegant and sweetlysmelling volume. -Court Circular. •to Ike annexed form. manor...tenni, Harper and Ce., Alleton Works, WillenhalL Stet- e Beautifully got up, and moat interesting."-t tilted Service Forms of applicetion for shares may be obtained of the !Were- }median ; B. Solme. go, Dukearret, Liverpool: Rowley and Gazette. To b. had of all booksellers, or of the Author, 08, M., et the Company's oak* and 01 the Boater's and Brutes co, 1. High street, Manchester : and teethe Pat,ntee, 3. Queen's. Strand : ltd, Regent-street ; soul 24, Conahlll, London. _ Tow, Grove.laree, berwill- at prices equally tow with the PORN ow APPLIetwOR Volt MARDI. common useless fasteoer. Retailed by the principal ironmon- Jug published, Third Edition price ls , post free for 14 stamps, No 'To be retained by the Bankers.) kingdom who are now being supplied. with Photographic Illustrations, To the Weenie of the far don and Mediterrapesn Bank S e " la the ' (Limited). I ROWLANDS' MACASSAR OIL. By BORN J. JORDAN, M.D. Containing the modern Oeutlemeta-Having paid toy - err bankers. the sum of £ being a droosit of by per share en This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil Is mammal,' In treatment (as adored at the Hospital St. Louis Paris). for the shares In tbe &bine Company ,Ire reby request that high repute for lie unprecedented success during the last sixty cure of these numerous diseases so prevalent in • high state of you will allot me that number: and I agree to accept such years in promoting the growth, restoring and beautifying the civilisation, too often wiesequeut on an impure state of the shares or any leas number that you may a llot, to m e. and to brown hair. It prevents hair from falling off or turning grey, blood, casting canna= eruptions, rocebutic affections and b ecom e a ...we of the Company t o respec t o f th e th er m, It weak halm, cleanses It from send and dandnff, and scrofula ; treatment for superficial and deep-seetro ulcers: tor allotteS to me. Hurt er anther's you to to...ad by pmt, to makes It beantlfzilly soft, pliable, and glossy. Foe children It li oddity of the circulatory system, gaming diacolorstion of the my a dd ress. ea below , th e mo th:m a t. for t h e shins whic h may fly reconintendsd, as forint.* the Maisel & beautiful bead buds, redness, roughness of the skin, disfiguring the Mee, and e. of h dir . while its Introduction into the annery of royalty, and the giving it an walghtly appearance, In RN of a clear, fair, and be elletted b M Usual signature - healthy complexion Name In full Residence Erofseales by &mamas and morfeniews.-Ask lee Deniendi Amine. GLL square, London W. roturuett to full. MORMONS. Rear-Admiral llornby, R.N., Knowsley, Lancashire, Chairman of the Cotton Plantation Company of Natal. William 0. Raines, 14.5. (Messrs. Karnes and Co., merchant'', Little Bush-lane, Loudon. J Lewis Farley, Eery, 111, Threadneedle street, London. George B. Bowden, Req., Merchant, Leeds. Thome. Page, Essy C.E.. 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(sitrriVe =MUM). ) THE EMPEROR'S JOURNEY TOALGIERS• PARIS, APRIL 28. The Emperor will positively leave Paris for Algeria to-morrow morning at 8 o'clock. His Majesty will sleep at Lyons, reaching Marseilles ou the following night, whence be will embark on Monday. It is expected that the squadron will reach Algiers at midnight of Tuesday. The Patrie states that the Empress will preside at the council during the Emperor's absence. As his Majesty will not leave French territory, there will be no asesazity for thasorwiiastiaa of a *gear!. PRUSSIA AND THE ASSASSINATION OF PRESIDENT LINCOLN. BERLIN, Amu. 28. In consequence of the assassination of President Lincoln, and the attempt on the life of Mr. Seward, Herr von Bismarck has addressed a letter of condolence to Mr. Judd, American minister at this court. Under Secretary of State, Mile, per sonally delivered the letter to Mr. Judd to-day. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Herr Lowe requested the house in very earnest terms to vote an address expressing its sympathy with America, on account of the assassination of President Lincoln, an event which the speaker con sidered bad some influence upon the general state of political affairs. He said that from his personal acquaintance with the late President Le could cer tify to the greatness of his character, for which he had the deepest admiration. Almost all the mem. berg rose in token of their concurrence iu the pro- Messrs. Forster and Benson, who have entered into contracts with the Minister of Marine for the construction of dockyards at Kiel, have arrived. here. THE LATE CZARRWITCH. NICE, APRIL 28. The body of the late Czarewitch has been transported on board the Russian frigate which in to convey it to Cronatadt. The Czar has thanked the Prefect, the Admiral, and the Mayor for their attention. His Majesty will leave Nice on the evening of the 29th inst. THE KING OF THE BELGIANS. BRUSSELS, Ann. 28. No official bulletin of the King's health has been published to-day. It hi believed that his Majesty's conditioa has sensibly improved. THE SPANISH SENATE. MADRID, APRIL 28. To-day in the Senate the debate on the question of Santo Domingo was continued. Senor Calderon Coneutel , ?Attu:iced the policy of the government, stating that the efforts of the opposition were use less, since Santo Domingo was in point of fact already abandoned. THE LAST SITTING OF THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT IN TURIN. TURIN, Amin. 28. In this evening's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies, Signor Meliana complained of the with drawal of the bill for the suppression of religious corporations. He said that at a meeting held by several deputies yesterday a disposition was mani fested to withdraw the proposed amendments, but that an agreement was not arrived at with the ministry relative to the disposal of the ecclesiastical property. Signor Sells said the ministry had made every effort, though ineffectually, to carry the bill. They could not, however, consent to make greater con cessions than those made by the Sardinian parka ment in 1855. This being the last sitting of the Italian Parlia liameut in Turin, Signor Michellini delivered a speech expressing the farewell of the deputies to that city, which was received with applause. Signor Mancini brought forward the following order of the day :—" The Chamber, in taking leave of Turin, declares that city to have deserved well of the country, and trusts that the Italian cause so valiantly sustained by her may very soon obtain its definitive triumph." The order of the day was enthusiastically carried by the members. PRESIDENT JOHNSON. We extract the following from the Trenton Daily Monitor of March 22 :—W hen with the accounts of the in augural ceremonies at Wiwhiogton, came the report of the disgraceful conduct on the pert of the man holding the second office in the gift of the Republic, the statement was hardly credited except by that portion of the people who are still sore over the defeat of their schemes at the last presidential election. When the report seemed to be con firmed, loyal cheek crimsoned with shame and in dignation, and an explanation was loudly demanded. It was, indeed, a matter of the deepest import to all, of what ever party or opinion, who still lay claim to the title of citizens of the Uoited States, and who have the honour of their country at heart. It involved the moral status of the United States among foreign nations, as well as at home and with its own citizens. All felt it, and all deprecated it, with the exception of the small portion who seemed to gloat over and enjoy what was, if true, a disgrace common to all. Feeling, as we did, the important bearing of such an occurrence, we prepared as article on the subject, which, hoping for further developments of • more satisfactory character when pertiaau malice should have expended itself and the truth could be known more clearly, we withheld. We are now glad to learn that the facts of the case are of a much leas painful character, removing the occurrence re ferred to from the impotatioo of crime and placing it in the light of an accidental misfortune. A correspondent of the Brooklyn Union narrates the circumstances as follows : Andrew dolma:Hi, the vice-president, had been seriously ill, and when be left Tennessee be was not strong enough for the fatigue of the journey to Washington . Arriving I there enfeebled and weak, without sleep or rest for several days, on the morning of the 4th his physician and friends advised him to brace himself with a glum of brandy. Not acenetoesed to drink, it west to his head, and • mooed shims was administered, which sent him crazy. H. is a sober man, reliable, and in every way worthy of the respect of the American people. The veserable F. P. Blair as sured the writer that he lad know' Andrew Johnson inti mately for twenty-five years, and he awn know him to drink a drop. It was his extreme temperate habits through life which reedited him for the prescription of his • 1 frissds sad physician." Lastriitts Lx Gaastaxr.—Of M. Rageard's luaus" there ars ao his the eaves rival Ogrusaa Wank- Vaasa, nova of which have raaalisd s ssoosd Wilke. sad al mak pablialwai at Balls, is sakes ban boa published. Mader. [TWOPENC LICal'itESS FltOM irAiclS. (nom on OMI COMININDI2I7.) PARIS. PSIDAT ETLYING. This afternoon, at about 1 o'clock, four or tire hundred students set: out in procession from the Place de la Sorbonne, with the intention of pre- [muting to Mr. Bigelow, the American minister, an address of condolence on the murder of Presi dent Lincoln. On the Pont St. Michel the procession was barred by a strong body of police, and several students were arrested. The remainder dispersed, and splitting up into small sections, went on to the American embassy to pay their respects to Mr. Bigelow. There is no complaint to be made of the French police for inter fering with this noble demonstration of French youth. The police merely anted according to the light which guides the Empire of Napoleon 111., and which sees danger to order in every• assemblage of more than twenty citizens. But a time is probably at hand when the example of self-government set by the United States, which European monarchs hate to see, because it shows the world that kingcraft is not so difficult a trade as it is the interest of hereditary monopolists to have it believed, will cause the ta;nduct of the Paris students this day to be regarded in favourable contrast to that of the government which inter, fared with them. M. Maurice July, advocate, the author of the able and now famous pamphlet entitled" A Dialogue in Hell between Machiavelli and Mon tesquieu," was this day sentenced to fifteen months' imprisonment. The laws of the imperial author of the " Life of Cesar," at where instance this prosecution was instituted for a criticism on his work, do not allow any report of libel cases, the interests of " order" requiring, according to Napo. leonic views, that the public should not have the means of forming an opinion whether the accused was or was not rightly condemned. The Temps, after noticing that the members of the House of Commons in Loudon and Turin, here signed addresses to the lluiteal States ministers in those cities, asks this question, " And ourselves I Are there no deputies in France The answer to this question is to be found in the above affair of the students and in the conetituuon of 1851. There are no deputies in France capable of taking any independent initiative like those of a free country. If, on a sudden emergency, French. deputies think differently from the executive power, they have no lawful means of giving expression to their thoughts. • The death of President Lincoln will not, as was for a moment thought possible, prevent the Emperor's journey to Algeria. lie statta from Paris at 11 to-morrow morning, with the following already announced. lie purposes to pass Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning in Lyons. It is expected that the Emperor and Empress of Russia, ou their way from Nice, will have an interview with Napoleon 111. at Lyons. The Empress will preside at the Council of Mi- Mater, during his Majesty's absence ; but as Al geria is considered French soil, she will not be ap pointed Regent, as was the case when the Emperor went to Italy. The fetes announced at Ajaccio (Corsica) have been postponed, and the surmised reason is that the Emperor, on his way back from Algeria, will appear In all his splendour, escorted by the fleet, iu the island which cradled his race. Mr. Bigelow having returned to Paris from Brest, has made arrangements fur a funeral service iu memory of Mr. Lincoln, to be performed to morrow in the American chapel, Rue Bayard. The Afriraine is positively to be produced at the Opera to-night, the Emperor having determined to see it before his departure for Algeria. It is to be feared that the hurry will be detrimental to the effect of the first performance. It will be ex tremely long. The rehearsal took seven hours, and it is said that, what with Madunie Meyerbeer's scruples about mutilating the least fragment of her illustrious husband's wark, and what with the diffi culty of cutting down iu one place rather than another, thirty-five minutes is the utmost that the !.cissors have been able to curtail. At the fall of the curtain, instead of the cnitomary abr,ontic& went of the name of the author of a new piece, there will be a sort of apotheosis of Meyerbuer, and his bust, placed in the centre of the stage, will ho crowned by the principal si ~ g , iu the Afi icuine. These are MM. N aud in, Faure, and Obi'', who play the parts of VithCO de Chula, Nelusko, and the Greed Brahmin ; and bldlle. Marie Saxe, the prima &June, whom character in the opera is Selika, and bldlle. Bittu, cast for the part of Ines. At the-Bourse the Reute, firmer than any other security, rose 10c. Mobilier rose 3fr. 7:)c. The Lyons Railway fell lOfr. on the report that the general meeting had Seen of a stormy character. Mx. J. S. MILL.—The May number of "Mac millan" matting an article showing 'ratite moderate corn. pass what part Mr. Mill has taken in practical politics. Besides being a philosopher and a writer on political philo sophy, he has been a keen oltwerver of punthal life and ection, and a careful student in detail of all practical ques tions of interest for British citiavis. Au ..eculuut is given of his conoczion with Charles Buller, !lir W. Moleaworth, Mr. Grote, and others, and iuditatuma are gives Ly which his political articles in the "London Review" and the "London and Westminster Review," may be recog nised. It is observed that those who may need to be convinced will find here the strongest proofs of his power of interesting hindielf in English struggle., and apply log bit principles and knowledge to the treatment of par liamentary questions. We observe also in the Baader of this day a review article on the ballot signed, " J. S. 51." REPRESENTATION or LYME REGlS.—Colonel Pinoey, the sitting member for this borough, has issued an address to the elmtoes stating that be does not intend to schcit reelection, and four candidates are already in the field ; namely, Mr. ligerluihaw, the engineer, Mr. Jones, a Loodoo attorney, and Mr. F. K. Dumas. wbo was an un successful candidate for Brighton, all of whom are liberals, and Mr. Treebay, a conservative. At the last general election Mr. Treebay contested the seat with Colonel Pinney, when the numbers were foe Colonel Pinney, 116 ; Mt. Trsebay, 115. REFEMENTATION Or GREENWICH. —A requisition is now in course of aigoattim to Sir Char lee Bright, the well known telegraph electrician, requeetioc him to become a candidate for this borough, in lieu of Br. Augerstein, who has decided to contest West Kent in the liberal interest at the next alectian. Csotaio the Hem. J. R. Drummond, C. 8., one of the Lords of the Admiralty, and formerly Com modore Superintendent of Woolwich Dockyard, is also spokes of as a probable candidate. Lonna To PARE4.—The special express daily tidal orrice between London and Paris, vii. Folkestone and Boulogne, will be resumed for the season on Monday ne: T. t,th in e cie let i.ctim ol May, w l 7a t e h b e . Soo Nora? s th ; Es i. te ma rn a ß w a s i y lw eof ay Com pin; ips of k ranee. A motorist angtneetation to the public con venience of this route is afforded by the opening of the Chartsgmrom Swim, to and from which the special and stall tease ran this year, still cairn, at London-bridge. Direct registry of Warp eau be e ff ected at either Meeks ; and as the customs' arraoposeats of the limo have now bees crossbreed from LOlldoe-bridge Station to Charing ; cross, blips, arriving from the Umaimull will be oxamiesd at the lit-ssensd iambics ; mime registered to London , . Macs, is which cos it will be examined at Folkestone or Dem -