The Express. — London, England, 1865-02-20 00:00:00

~~ _~___. v' L ; L: PER J.l-1 N 4784.1 mg J•ITINOL, a u t QIIIISOITOWN TO 1 ilflOPOr?&murNEW YORK, sad COMPANY Wood r elos i6oo4,*•boOlimealtw horn *am OlioasAdos, BMW TOM. 17,19,itm loon. Woianolso, lob. 11. 0 1;4 todosam mod Mg lablebiel rovar , g igaL r e le 111 1:8=nri ll o=loo. So • , A I , i ll z oosors. IS ober. lawut Dont • stovldor esebbt. w awa sot NOM Oabiao= l.las. COC lonso—ror MY" adOClLWaimslnek ibeigesli et arab . o pir a. voftibmwoo• alla _2..-------- faulfra Routs.-oomalnuasnos wax "V i ttiENT"althatauriA: WOK MUMMA aid mein Oatio sad ?WOO w i l e kr Oltedter. Yank Imet,_Atlia, NMI Mei% tad add, by ello. alensup ea the Mk NJ letb et taw raenth: kr s o k Adm. me illiMilaf Id Wet et the so s dea : aid bar NW , trs the dermures teat id , ib. et ma do eo.—Ter Weber. ow Mew ne. Leteeetalteired, 11.0.. Y 0 DAGEN HAIMMAKKB) DOCK dd. ftb il tdai „ Attaxriitt:iy= WA "IX - Of id wir .m l = "ROdoadao. old St ea 41 de Ccialaifi Ads, So oris dm* awed mad, or be ad' Mr Winds lira dio• amid al di de old dr loom 4 , 81 bo pod halquilly g ads cd Rood, woo Id maw& pad oa ago awn so dna ot odd la advoacog =ROMA dad 111108, Vim* nom do tah a V air.l4l /brdS• Mori*. wad d do Candrod Or Illoodoep, late Coked Rider, NW" eromploaddoial= the a t m, 011oi• ea. Merebood, Re.', 84. .Tandirrioat i V i l l reator umn 'ot:lba NM NINANNI CONANT). Gestatord Lodge, Bolton (Thread of the ghtgdoled Remold and Robing', oorn Leto*, ► Wald Rild-lona. Weggf. BM. Odom Wowed sad Immo), toesius. ipmesr to add two to thou ateebor. maggot. Old Br=tek LC., sod its branches in sod4od. 'Lima el livapool (Lim s ited) . LiserpooL mommme. Mr .7dir itiaZ, CAC, 7.3.11. ham Mom Esq., M. Inst. C.l. PILICITOU. et Tem 111.101. Tundskt, aad Tung, Frederick's-Pie% UM. ▪ g il bsk Idastanssa ISO , sad M& Boehm, Badidersbary. 10-4.4.1111. luudees.uurt, Lothbui. 11., A, Idurd adverammat Stock ud Share dm Dosullut ipeal7Name. G. ud T. Irvine, 7, India-baUdbe, FS . mor-gpira. Cart. ar and Harper, Sktonar's•placo, SW-lane. saossrar.l.—T. V. Ceara, Hag. Ceara, Orretai. Hales's. alahopagaie-eareet, London, LC. mam lacospo;ored =de's - trial solo of parliament. I lola bibift has fur its jests the parebasiog of =yin mg ;bout 80 acres of loud adjoining, sad on. me se docks, oboes, ke., for the aooceasodolion I Coos goggle ageing the Port of Leedom. rigig o tirt• boo t liadhsi ielsitagte Woolwich e skate a the Mania frog which it Is wilin % alp de elm esebentateat. sad has as area of dam% g ams of water. Measly works awes- Fa smi th oalsosive docks ore the partial excavation 1 _ the lake, and the constructlou of a tidal bo yeeleilry, sad too read istlway (tie ler me of to lismits Orr) pares denote dr margin of the when dillemat &rase Mil be rade. The Docks betas emertell MOS de erre railing oyster, rid only about aieelesl e sd a l r letm sad within a tide of, Loader win flag Ide dOs upriver doors. Veneer wrttat Iss Mil set ser Mole. but will avoid the risk and ex. ssereert ea ths iodation to and toe the embalm =lle awed err. Desk wills one of the Impel In the port cd set be wird twelviug the Impel sidle Mesa nts Mane ell he Mk* sad the mit lecb e rat ore Bade, end ample room for 0. borb win 4°,::: ,VA and f fhb t le deal al rams, high ttde, the =rim= oir dew at themlesem MEW it fest M low water, sad as Ms h rairld reek Pam vessels will be ambled to the DesldArest sap siege ol the tide, the convenience Mr sie iri be overrated. Outside there is excellent rig ander*" the river being at this point about sole lewd. ... - ....... M pest extent of the proposed Docks, thetr dipth Wester sad width of entrance, they will be con- W a ellaperatively trifling cost. A contract for the den Decks within eig teen months has been made J. sniff Eight, of Westminster, and this, together Ike est el the freehold of the Lake and the adjoining lands, theipther abed lei acres, will amount to 0120,000. ei the them capital, with the amount nuthorthed Asih le be isrewed, via., MOW, will be applied to the SI vilieblilithl. .. ipte adapted to the dthetent trade., andetthe street, or lenchnrch -etreet le think Ye ea r goods se an usually sold from le inwildieniyeent from the ship's elde. eimmene ei the metropolis has nearly doubled itself in WwWWWLW. kW the dock accommodation has not been hi =FMK @. a corresponding ratio. In INS the W ikatal lilig the names from foreign ports was eith •timpl WUHAN. In addition to ttda, upwards .... lenseissel me height to Landon. The want of a palatior the latter vast traffic has long tiliwi ha wiz= by the Docks of this Company. IS l into the railway troths at the lit o as si t kr .im ets micbm veyan o th Le K to ph.,thea.d the enetropo th.. ial L gto ts. It tingß to . tho ut gullies ler *c.: and enabling the colliers to make ens dist* maransgep per month. bead of cattle are annually Imported into Web= of the tide these can be landed at the It osorzlid with the deck; and be placed in the ner==le ellen -111 and can be conveyed by rail markets in the best possible cos- NO lipeilin decks or wharfs can offer such an smogs. lb. WwWthell se rf which met be self-evident. peat IWO M hartege wilt enable the Company to store ,r=how, Jute, aittpetre, tallow, and all other moderate rates, besides admitting of thetr , simgesil gess to reduce to the minimum the insurance Thseghgews bads will be available for the con d W e l l o tZtortt e :m t eso li t sad tto wo ot t l iZt+:l:l l = Wadi o l a ; and their small capital will admit of to the rates of tonnage, ie., of about SO fk % e lallelbg an extensive use of the Docks by all a. d Cr Victoria Dock to lath A, the dock hew lima largely reduced, and it is a potable fre lamp 4 Wiping eateries that dock desteg "' i nlet with the London and St. Katharinee OW toss in excise of the East and West Ile . Yaw samigainated with the Lawton and billselasos gegswilm the rates have been greatly .. Wig mated to the detriment of the pub ""l"6l.lll7ar diving its Independent existence low diiiathel=ra, the key to Its success : and as the Cam afford to take reduced rates is obviously the • Semmilset capital, the Dagenham Dock Company I. Milo' ell be invivalled. ibis must be at once conceded "MEM with these of the existing decks viz. : 11 , 1'Mai. Capital, In alsk Area eluding in Leans and ham Debentures. Avenge Cori per Acre. including Wsrehousea, Ac . 6123,457 15 0 20503‘, 7 3 12,172 1 1 13,6011 17 II 13,542 1 1thkeim ...... 48 1 £ 4.9 1 8.810 *Ka ..... 1,618.863 ▪ taclW4i4fi .. t 8• 1.028 798 I! %woo. as 1,278.271 81 • 610,000 r a pil. bon U above table that the 'ef mg • helper water arta, and marque :4 lr= •••▪ •=.•aos amp, nil than the Landon and St. Catbacine's res• iliallir s i a m ' Ili ffleeetetal of the C.empany is leas them one SOlllesim. and that which per acre is leas 6 1"21_11 %is/ lay rid e r* De i s the manes& l iffbg dock companies. The directors, there lii-Ce._.'ffefeM,___ _received promises of • large amount of MY mooed In stating their confident belief that when I,= perks are la toll operation a !lightly relinnalh _ hemline& t rut i .l .l Thie of a per cent per annum will be paid half- Mae ca the shams, either as calla or in ad sintmTellig oa ths Docks. lfltsl has been alleedy applied for, and atilt em• ote! apphcation for the remaining . ha Makers, broken, or the Ileeretasp at the h ee W "PPlesthe will be aatartalmed mama Li per Pale on the nurni•er ap tied for. Should no 17▪ . withesi "ll6 6o .._. . ft defewits will be se wig ae Two 'Wane. AMBOY% ASTHMATIC BALSAM, dltretest the bowels er l o sa bl3rl72.lo l i al lll° ::td pit= le admitted to tor hossaistelp r Orrin coughs, oelds mast ambras. mod beeriest eoseseerothatlt gre ' eau pine"... a ci ery prosessor adert the Watts width provokes oast eel= st* : ita b e lt r s down for te ar et sullowe lb • tern umlauts, aftetektair he It LAM MET, eleseist= i t Lars, sad Iv/ atl hr ati " sa Ntersseeterll . = vet ths eon.. 10 1-1-LZRB and NUR ,all2OlOll AIakICAN socernixa 5111II1P. kik& bok 6,74 wad hlah minium tor so Yam. whim inter* tins Oast ants I I. ~:marelkietimlita. awl Mame awe s•d= jos, it / oe% ask kr Ns. Johakkes Soothing el of" <~..,~~~ ~-~ ~~ ~~ 1 A -. " * "....-._ ' ' i I - •.J 4. I f t g j j 1 1 i ► I cs. WA-REHM:IMB sad =WEI, with NIT= 1301TAll Act the WERT LOWOreIittIIANDV ? =IXI COMPANY. Capital, LOMA% In WOO shine of M whisk one third hea been mem* Deposit. Al set eligNeeMes. end be No ea= s eal et einNeloBlBh Mee" err to be made slenderimistlas after Dim gentons call 0101011 117.ZDKRIC NOLROYD, DR. gamer at the lan lon, Citations, sad Dover Laval Compsay), 8, liessas- Mirl.l=ld k iD e ra(hreeter et the Slade Meat Cempeop), Park-pienovtlige. Nelda-kin West. Deputy Muter Item. Amato. Peg r of the Mazatlan Saba" N ia, ta k s lrebaa. M. Juba ow (Iltreeice et &As Great Western 'Away Cam Wisdom. .2 . leim i tsg. (Dimes, the Under and Weelle Wooer& liedlway 0110.11111,7), It si tlankeelegyMag, Parlors. minere. George P. NJ . glhairibenve the bilimuneseel COMPusli Compann, 88, West. S.C. . ~ i Colonel the Wen. Z. I.___lrlej, 11. P,_ (Mester et the Maid vier Den 41 Deoltneyomums. Botert h ou‘ yee'7l . " . ". ' lYsdk. lavkit sad Ca) Ike Mestem. smell Cent Oil" Den Works. Diesamestg Mire. N.B. Omplels lee ismilleiested • Dewier prevellie. ally _lvo* UM ableintop an AA ter *Mee Mew So in in r un Mak% to bailiellae the amber o f Board from NallXoll-vlesek of Tbseadaralmigeed. sail OW. i Gossazoa-4ses Z. 4 i ez Er sib r., I VW/444* . vanes trea Rea and Ism 'Reek Wigan, g . Old Dem. Pima Widtdnes grOdememeow. W , • lanais —.T. 4.sate 4, sad Ca.. 10. Aosibial—boas. Oblimea, sand, Tams, if Cle., avatar Accomphiset Yekinieneo . mg Warp. sacurmor fame iaraosal. saq. Temporary Oillese—lfe. 8. Were, Westminster ; and pg. Cennometrest LC. This has has. fermed it the paws of coaskoist. tag • Claaal Laic, with Wharves sad a earshousse adjoining, in the beasedishe vicinity at the 'kerb lailway Bridge at NarAerses. The °bleats of the indmieldag an two-tvld:—lrsily, to ply good wharf and werehoens morenntedetka to the western &Metal of the Theme : end eseenter, to scoommodate Ms tragle of the various railways whke eenviqm Is the point at which the whom. will be situated- The want of good wharf and warelneme amosamodatioe be been long Jell in Inds delta* sad era mem severely slam the deslotition of the whisk • keg Um of water 'frontage hoe bee n. The conatructlea a the Ilimme esheakmeut also will sweep away not lase than Ism aid ti half WIN el wharves. and as • =a:Merge Mese ego tbli water way to the thew= Illeeentie. Ties tabby will Ma mean teem whenea ge o r m lerft e ag-i- I T' F bia Crest gest=tl4=s 4 r . = sad norith Cord : Ohs te e Seed ClMAheni, sad Dem = m e Metropolitan. The Ito selected for the wharves Is the only rpot In the mem . pas when a lane we eland elegem is the Than. Pm be obtained st • andante met. Nearly half the land required, VI& : NI saws, bee already been - waisted on favourshle terms, and possestion obtained, and ti le proposed to 001121:0100, the vane limaisebal.l7. Ts. Canal Barb, when completed, will present • water haulage of over 8.000 feet. and beteg formed so as to be mode evadable twice in ease day, ecesters, barges. and maul beats will receive the greatest despatch la loading sod unloading, and always be able to work afloat. The tariffs of charges have bees arranged upon a gem bests, and the deist sources of remove te be desired tram this slab. =Sof the proposed works vii be and d eck dug Beatel be. whams sal wagebefame. Chirps ter leader{ sad naloadlng tes. Prom N. meet careful estimates of the results ant , el so doubt can be entertained QM the Company's operations MI prawn a WC reentisawahve Warn. The weeks have been let to responalble contractors, who have emlareaken to complete them within two yean f rove the date el oemeneemersent, and to pay 7 per mot. interest upon the petit miroe= durlog their construction. and for twelve maths completion. lPrrppygssctam and forms of application for shares saw be ob tained tbe Bakken, Brokers, Solicitor, or Secretary to the Dempsey, at the aka., A Bridgeakeet, Westminster : and at the ellossot the International Contract Company, 85, Coma- g reet West. EC. PORK OF APPLICATION TOL &HAIM (WW2 Owl 217. the applicant, this to be Pulp& with per , with the Company's Bankers.) To ths Directors a t the Woe imadoci Docks sod Waridxwass Compaq. Onnlamen,—llavtag pad lute yoar Banken the .on et Wag Al per abaft oa *area n abe above Company I none yoa io allot ib.t simakated alarm sad I WWI, was re swept the awn, or ea, lanananeer erbiab nay be &Belted be ne. end lo be rialebaral as a aban holder / te a tie Mammy he anderadty with Ur Act of Isearpo ration. VOW n issalimi Bone Beetinan Ocauparna Data REGENT'S -PARK ESTATE and FA NYICHNIOON COMPANY (Umlied). Incosted vales the Oatmeal.' Act, ISM. = tai $200,000, in MOOS Shafts of Alt TIM hone 10,00 Shares. Deposit Al per share, sad Al es allotmeat. Interest at the rate of six per cent per annum to be allowed during the eonstructloo of the Madding'. astesquat calls not to exceed 12 per share, and at intervals of not lase than three months. DOLICTORIL Tea Wit 800. Phoenix' Malden, Louthrider, alckmansworth. Colonel the lion. Charles Hay, Csdosan-piaos. D. Fraser Leckie, H 4, 11. Aahlsy.eace. Westminster. I. W Psdelyffe. Peg., Paltmall. Henry Spicer. Req., Lombarttainest, Director of the London Beak of Scotland. Slain& The City Bank, Thselvians, X C., and Oid Dondetrest, sad the National Sauk, Marlow -mom, W. 11,01,101.011 A Thomas Davies, Lp. IS, ileargatiedri.a. B.C. Mama Hancock, amp. and Dales, 26 Birchin-lane, X.C. Jobs Norton, . u, 011 Bond•street, W, PIMP UsasY, .. 24, Od Bond-street, W. Biosidis—llessis. Broths's, SO, Conti:dal, Y.C. Mumma awe laaasztair—o. Aso Brows. LI. 4211202•112 02720111-4111. Ideibszd4trast. PROISPICTIO. This Company lam armapdfor the purehm, en advantageous terms, of the site, Whine, sad valuable content, of thttol Colosseum, Bagent'opert. It In also Intended to purchase other property ie the same neighbourhood. The ground Mended in the present purchase Is nearly two WWI, held from the Cahn on • het to be extended to Po years for the purposes of this Company, while the ground rant manna at about one-Nth of its Present market value. After dishing of the valuable contends and materials for the born% of the Campany„ it L Intended to remove the circular building, and to erect a tenth and other premises hereafter mentioned, which ham been earietiooed by the Lords of the Treasury and the Dos. Oesendedeeers of Woods and forests The 'derisive buntings la Albanyatreet, which are well adapted for the hrpoes, will be re-construded and converted into • klehrepo Depet for warehousing household funi tare, centavo, and miecellaneou. property. The basemeut will afford very extensive cellarmge for wines and heavy goods ; and then being a great demand for such accost. Is that locality, it can be readily let out at remunerative rates. The Company will make advances on property warehoused. The ground fronds.; Regent's-park will be appropriated to the emotion of het clam residences. An eminent fine has offered to erect the proposed building, on the usual terms, and to take a coseklerable portion of the contract-pries in shares of the Com pany, thus evincing their satire childenee in the undertaking. The plane may be seen at the Weaponry dhow of the Company, and every Information repining details may he °haled Dom the architect. Any subscriber for one heeded and Ally shares will, accordlog to priority of application, be entitled to lease or purchase any of the houses, several of which have been steady applied for. The surplus income of then houses would oleos Odd about nix par cent per annum epos he amount of capital required to be called up fee the melons of the property and the erection of the proposed buildiws. Yew commercial enterprises have more snecesdul than the existing Pantechnicons, and fr Ze d been carefully calculated that, having the Pantechnicon =y ia tt o st i full, and dhow's@ in partial op e ret tas , nine per cent. per annum, may be expected. The entire oath of the Company befog secured open an ends, held from the crown at an almost nominal rental, the eaterprim is divested of every heedative feature and the Directors feel the greatest confi dence in recommending this investment es themoghly side, and cortein to yield • handsome return. Preepectuses and forms of application for abates may be oh tidned of the hankers, brokers, aolld*nn, and at the daces of the Companywhere the articles ef os may be Imo, and all necessaryinformation afforded. In the event of no allotment being made the deposits will be returned in toil. Should • lees number of shares be allotted than Is spoiled for, the deposit will be made available towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (i/ any) returned to this &r P i l g snake of the shares have been already applied for, end the shine lift will only be kept open for • short parted. INVIGORLTIVE NERVINE ESSENCE 1. no most soloalilloolly prepared rid moot pororfal marl tiro cordial am latrodrood ; rootarso to err Bard coodlitcs all Yr roorotiooda saw lataertty of witch perfect bed* dr It tea ipso* for &batty of aR klada mad from Ito oar rato L id, altar bras/loft potolaiimd pirmose• od Dodo. will boaricial to tam yarrow sad d Moo rjp . or i = or four quartiles la ore for I ttr i tt Yams. Baulortaa r Osionietralt. t e rr i ar, Pooduiroitoroot. IC. Loam& IrriNN PHOIWHORJAND NZBVINZ TONIC. J. 'lbw detwelmat weeilsettat PHOOPISATIC BALM nee, ne m eestatelee WI the ewentlal eawateetto et Ve l leWolk WI aerie watelascw Gnat elnesogliell awl eneleted roseerti Ire bet to fie IS leedoeble weesey la IN mere peeled elate, lie retie eat taweeset Is Ito eellee—alilliewervles Se woodertat ellordlow Womedleolo ewe peewees* may lt bees moles ated et the weer mei ameelle MOM" Ma mei wad me mei slier eadiewelee Soemeememe et Ine were. Itsloweelibet lee twiner* doweeste et Ole tiers seems. o, llS7ioupiwees is • eh* et D awn inewlseo ae dellbole• »w estieweei *wee toefile whw imp email with Ye sieerlemi peoperisiV Mew %UK ~eeboo tam lb. ballet teem Mac mot to emess e I I s e o n m Wine. Se, whisk mew St 11a, peened mei sor mete el wade. Leedom spate :—lfono s . 21111441• rd slays: letteeeeereell josions, .. ....., . ilr ,r-*/.., 1 , .: . ILA. i . .1.. 1 / 4 i • \ • \,. ~ F \ 4. ... • I A rill V .le 0a....:: U. ' . ) • h.T .-1/1 . I . , . 4,• ',.1 , 's m rt , ital,.. r 1 u.'ll ea . r P .i : Itg•• 1890• Nun Pod. 14, Q'•l whisk k sgs4ess it slight • ammo, end the AMY MA* • Sheds of alteredon. rbc7.llB.7s..__4,groporlion se United Stites seessities go up; Ndlibiege go down. The fin in Mexican to-day wee nearly 1 per cent., 54 being , the het quotatino Railways we very steady. AMERICA. -‘ • "----) ;'c' ; AI i. ~ ~..., ! P't L ATWOPENCB , 4.! Aat , , . • The Archbishop of Paris' Afertdretrai, boo? or i eddeber • .the left . wing was moving. an n um * aatiaipation that kb ittinaniSb would DO ' Willoll3 is orarabne emeerly, towards Charieslos. moderate," for I find in ft the following elastic' g b o dy of ba n g - t roop . appeared in iningpo r t s in e "generous" clergy of Paris sib 016 Ile vicinity of Young's Island, 20 miles south-east 1-141 thilo not bring debt bt 00 toast a ottroor' efilbutedee, afterwards retiring. Three steamers absolute in principles, neva * *FP* oli AA men de Wbalopoint, thareatening s these ill contiegent mad selatira in tiger." This d. t a d, of m e d ica l ran k, t u t rap an th e =I suppose, that there is nothiekm the En- ren d ng t o A aiu n & obolit Vbiok anybody 000 d illto biome" The last adviose the left wing, under *7 irobodints trouble. The wise eroltbiShoth Slocum, to have • and established its bass of Oa*. a 'Mr" "t h rdirillfig O. Pope's *tato' °tenons on the 90th at Sister's Ferry. The right ' rib, ' rawliostste tballsits lbervnies Id .01* wrag. trader Howard, is swamped at she jean= who is ' the bestelleeesiot , ids shelranialed .ne dbe ganneuhin rest and the old Han road, ot.,tor hotl swelled the suPp diOn. St Beward's advance Mending to Consists river, fIoPIPI to I Vim id* " .. Is am where Hardee opposes him in force. good in it," and to annendira, la* in the' nu Putman& memo report th at illisemnan is l e middle of the nietheentli lid fait purpose t urn i ng go w n an d V ann a nti hi s line rd march. of " ab"ll72e-hall of tilt • . ' Itta btArt - . - Mr. - Amato of his fames have burst rating the _I" that it is his task to . 4 ' sionallaA von wa d sum old ni ng e M c i d el tg liMilla. oool.., . . reason with faith, liberty *Ada -anthodtp.. and cnik uun , a t a pa s t ~ . polities with the Church." This is geraty nearly p onn „, g n r d, b it ?m in* g ig 0 41 ,,,,,0_ ay, , the seaway of what the 1645111161) . = gee* 1 - A - 7Tru 40. . fri it would be la r,..!_t_poersibie foraa A i nrgno : o t n a nn , gu m , in n wimisessithissis. • LP' 1 '.1"T u ' ipwr ." 1 """',4 4 V4 10611 !"....a..._ Tani'? i voe , tii haft bdiumho4o. ~,. • -ft 47isr . —l 6 .. ~YriPoPv" Isar wort° trance, 15,000166opasee from the ' - ' littiegra id**, destinies Tbe Boom olit*lLlottltettkitikAti... 4 1 . 1 .4 4 1 1 ! 1m .... l as; =Wn min tbaS r t --.. theedponaMon ell 1 1 . ta* , 2 ' ire commenced on the 15th. Th. g uns and - , ordnance straw were going to Selma by rail sad water. There was a general isoprene' that the city would not be defended. Tbe=on was strait, and composed of militia eider The balk of Thomas's infantry is reported to have been sent dower the Tennessee river, to engage • in active operations at another point A doubtful report is current that a cavalry rape- • dition 40,000 strong will be sent to destroy the remnant df Howl's army, open the Alabama Rive% and seise Selma, Montgomery, and Mobile. Sheridan's cavalry have Misted a &entrant of Confederate cavalry at Moorfield, Virginia ? cap turing 20 prisoners, including Major Harry Gilmer. The departments of Missouri, Kano, and Arm kensas have been consolidated in one division under General Pope, who has established his headquarters at St. Louis. The federal expedition up the Chowan River has been abandoned. President Davis has appointed Lee commander. in -chief, and the Senate has oolifinned the appoint ment. Southern journals announce an improved sad more cheerful feeling among the people and army. A resolution has been introduced in the Confe derate House of Representatives to put in the field 100,000 slaves, the government to purabase them, and give 066 as property to each white soldier, in order to render the slaves effective, and interest the soldiers in the institution. Lee bee appealed to the Southern people for carbines, pistols, revolvers, and saddles for the equipment of an additional cavalry force. General Grover, commanding at Savannah, has • ordered the abandoned property to be disposed of by the Treasury agent ; be basal*: ordered that the . retailers at Savannah shall not be allowed to charge more than 50 per cent. over New York pekes. Ten 'oboe Teasels will shortly leave Port Royal • • . for New York, convoyed by government revenue k , r IL hutarna's (Per **Oats. via Ratan Pelat.) NEW YORE, Fm. 7, Munro. The New York Times gives the following particu lars of the peace conference at Fort Monroe, which are supposed to be derived from official sources. Attar President Lincoln and Mr. Seward re turned to Washington a cabinet meeting was sum moned, and the following leading pobita cif the con ference submitted. Mr. Seward on his arrival at Fort Monroe in vited the Commbeioners loan interview. The Com missioners informed Mr. Seward in reply of their desire to proceed to %Allotted to diseus the question of peace with the Pret. Mr. Seward said that the President desired that the interview should take place at Feet Moores, and was there for that penmen' , The Commissioner for leave to visit Washiegton, alleging that Confederate government only consented to send them in consequence of Mr. Blaira assurance that they could have a personal interview with President Lincoln. Lincoln's arrival wen afterwards an monad ; whereupon he and Mr. Seward had an interview with the Commissioners on board • Federal vessel. The interview was friendly and good-tempered throughout Lincoln prinei pally conducted the conversation on the Federal side, and Mr. Hunter on the Confederate, Mr. Stephens occasionally taking part in it. no Commissioners spoke solely and exclu sively on the part of the Confederate government, and declared at the outset and throughout the con ference their entire lack of authority to Hake, re wive, or consider any proposition looking to an end of the war ex t on the basis of the recogni tion of the in on of the Confederates as a preliminary on tion. Lincoln presented the sub ject to them in every conceivable form, suggestieg the liberal and considerate modification of whatever in the existing legislation or action of the Federal government might be regarded as specially hostile to the rights and interests or wound ing to the pride of the Southern Reopie, but in no single particular could he Indus them to swerve for a moment from their de mand for recognition. They did not present this constitutionally as resting on their own convictions and wishes, but as a condition which their govern ment had made absolutely indispensable to any negotiations or discussions coucsramp peso!. Pre sident Lincoln informed them et every point that sub recognition was utterly and totally out of the question. The United States could stop the war and arrest the movement of the armies even tempo rarily upon the condition precedent that the na tional authority be recognised and obeyed over the whole United States territory. This point oonceded, be assured them that upon every other matter of difference they would be Vested with the utmost liberality, but without the recognition of that authority the war must continue. ' All the conversation came back and turned upon this irreconcilable difficulty. Neither side could be swerved a hair's breadth from its position, and the attempt at negotiation wastherefore an utter failure. Upon separating it was distinctly understood, and explicitly stated, that the action and at titude of each government was to be pre cisely what it would have been if this interview bad never taken place. The cabinet re ceived these explanations as satisfactory and com plete. The feehng was unanimous that the country must now arouse itself to renewed efforts, and pre pare to make fresh sacrifices in defence of the in te&"of the Union. Fernando i Wood's resolution, declaring it to be the duty of the President to maintain the Union, has panW the House of Representatives. NEW YORK, Ires. 8, 1 P.n. Advises from General Grant's head-quarters state that on the morning of the sth inst. the sth corps, preceded by Gregg's cavalry, moved towards Reams Station, encountering cavalry on the road, who re treateibefore the Federal advance. At noon they reached Bounty Creek, over which they constructed a bridge. The cord Pennsylvanian cavalry were th en 01711 SHIPS AID 0V311.--iiis John C. D. Hay has sent out to make a connection with the 2nd corps, tho "twin iotortut, 041 " dbo al t : i t. t a r o PM"' i ci ! two divisions of which had gone out on the r ies nee "' pee k Vaughan-road as far as Hatcher's Run, to de- per. nionstrato in that direction. Lost ON Mt CVMDIRLAND MOVNTAIIOI.—A, On reaching the Run, the Seat brigade of the 2nd patella see to that al Gough, whose melancholy death ea corps charged and took the line of rifle pits ou the Helvellyn forms the Weida 01 Wed 80 waiter Mott% west side, with bat slight lose. They advanced a pm" !P i e's( / 6111 4 1 !i_has Le t ernlL i t l ee ta :.: mile across the Run, dnnw,the_Confederatopickets shout hued ";6"yan co At. gs , ese ow H . r 7. Yr. ruthi=t before them. Here the FWarals nested a strong Q om g eese , Raga,. a fr equis)v i s ka s . a s th e L e h e at e hd e d line of breastworks, making their position perfectly is rimer, cams lathe dosed bet moue to Smoke. He secure, and the connexion between both corps was soda the Derwswiwatar Hetet, Partlowalo, his head. afterwards formed. ceartees, width be loft ow the and last., be =Oen few Joys wed Weshialehead. The second division of the second corps, before i y ur , th a , iimeismedi he „ mm a at t h e w ee . reaching Hatcher's Run turned to the right, and e t d ereme his etw , th eme at m* he. advandng is a north - we sterly direction, found the quest easenises. Oa derdtle saroweled Weeds., the enemy in a strong position in the vicinity. The lildbert 100 . 1446 , bat lode, himself Federal& having thrown up a line of breastworks, os ee Zb asa ystn , i lsaitae.4l. ll, mat da rhordi . om ir lied , sod wietsky, the the Confederates made several charges, and at- 7th inst. ha wool cat at n Oda* la the issesios tar she tempted to break through them, but were repulsed. er. aloes the Great gods, Avery Amp soma- The Federal captured a large commissariat train. has. 2.125 tad high, asarlsesedds lake, laying that he Their loss was a bou t 100 men. A general battle would he lash is shout Shoo holm Bed el aWnsdahisa was expected the next day. stimweeda lb. Mama modadind be 1•4 gear bar k to Knavish. leveret days hafted pawed away whim, Er. President Lincoln has prepared a letter giving Bathe nutra ,... to lb . iww . asiisser lir. „ a , the details of the pews conference . It is understood hadhed, mirk„tb . t saw ;;;;duct hat lay to contain letters from Davis to Lincoln, and from pease to him sod wrote to Er. Uses oa the added al hls Lincoln to Blair. wwwshessowes, sad the Won; es Wednesday het, with Senator Foote has arrived at Baltimore, it is sap- *Nos semini in emelt el their wising gsset. iti g= l"r4 the meet' el eaow,ebass he that posed en route for Fort Mauro. meet ol the Unit Gable NE Wag Waettratar sad The Senate Senate has adopted • resolution to the Offset e e t e , pe e emo t es tea we d i de es , pe e t h e y h a d sh oe that the action of the Searstary of the Senate in tads, hat trim the el themes It semesi as E presenting the soniditatioseat amendment for Preei. esesetbise bad rotted the amnesia aids. As tt wee dent Lincoln's approval shall net be taken as a pan- 100 l *oh W dornemd *go , "Sri."' 41 " , was min cadent for the future. ths shop, sad whew be led Ma. By The President has designated Fernandina, Florida, r en t smis Plid. e l g r e w the see italt" toss wet, sad as a place for the purchase of the products of the thee Mehl the asses de Ms tees send Ijiom States on government acconnt. with "NM s • rwaiik *I kW: lootiodia They Pennsylvania Iriesour and the State of Maine useld hia back i° " l a i r he bad Wt a hue retailed the constitutioesal amendment week bedew he *bon dal eiollisidap!rim Huo •zamittaweleedualtisinssuei he he deeseilwity fosbeeed, Shown is moving in two columns, demon- sa g e hi e Ss bed adesswatil last stealing against Chadestdii and Besucheille. Ins lie lei ies as el Ile sessatede sod Lett wintihiatt he moved up the Savannah rolled dews will 6111.11111 qt Ira Ry a • iglrinlles, had struck 0, 4 4 a e•giblail la.:=Zroleakii"6.l.ll4l" awaieia • weird, Whippiqr Sesaap es And Wed lOW I Ihe = im ee sieleted ONO it tie tangs 011111 r Imo ga lu idpapplOrrifilk. dittiftWir srhieL • Um; Aisty vas buss illemidivale, 1116 lino 10 %NAM coulee*. _ - The Confederate Senate has passed a vote of thankt to Mr. John Leacaster, the owner of the Deerhoued, for rescuing Captain Semmes and his officers from the Alabama. • The blockade-runner Coquette bee bees cap. • tured ?ff. CliasiMtol. The line., repwas that meows are current that JusnikkAtiOWooo weak 'Wpm. iat Soother' . Mok; and Fad eared an important city. A diplomatici correspondence has been published. Mr. Seward writes to Mr. Adams in April, 1864, that the insurgents manifestly have a bold, vigorous, and effective party in boll Homes of Parliament, and in the BMW; press, who are confessedly in. Sanibel in the administration of public The United States have no advocates or &fen den exoept the osseous who, however great their ability and worth, are excluded from the con duct of public Strain. Be mentions the forbearance of the United States to England, whose subjects shoe the ocemansomnent M the civil war have com mitted so mazy provocations and injuries, and tl• exacting and unyielding disposition of England towards the United States. Referring to the infe rence of Mr. Adams that the government moat triumphantly and speedily conclude the war , or it may expect to have a omelet with England and her allies, Mr. Seward sap thee if the war warevigoronsly • conducted none would be heard counselling submission to foreign ggression. Re attributes the favour shown by the European powers to the subversion of the Mexican republic to the jealousy of the United States. COMMERCIAL EITTELLIGENCE. NEW YOWLIraA 1 Aw. Money easy. Gold, 210 f. Exchange on London, 232} ; ditto on Paris, 2.174 to 2.181. Stocks ad vseedng. Few York Canna* 1114 ; Erie, ; 5-20 United States Bonds, 108 i. Cotton slightly firmer ; middling Upland, 85c. Flour dull. Wheat and cern slightly firmer. Provisions steady. Coffee very fires. Sugar slightly firmer. Molasses steady. Petroleum inaottve ; crude, 50c. ; re fined, • 690. LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FRIt4i4RY, 'O. OX7ORD.—PANBT, in which the n Przu or oor, LAVEMIIIII. will maks hie MST rAircic Maritterette. lateell. ORPHII AUX 10e1/11111 will be, hi demequenite of am gems reeeelit wileteled 111TXXY Xi/IMMO, supported by the whole talent of the sahib lleleseat.—Direeter L JONG X KANS.—TWA XYZNING. THE RIO DE JANIIIIIO OAS OOMPANY .' Medlled). Incorporated err " The Companies Act, 1604" To be cotunituted air • .flocietli Ancesylme" be accerrice with the laws of Brent. Ohara aPtal, moron In 110,000 shone of Breach. Deposit al paean en aggeraates, aid greuelier cm anotrent Agave rinealeder in Me following lostahnests. via : 46 on IL 11100-41 on May Ift, 1406-4.6 eh June SO, 1866. flitarabolders will lime the op** of tootposbag mount of Use April sad May instalments until 30th June urn pay meat of Wren at retro of Rh par cent. per =um inaarrali licher Cerrathere, Er., hiempere, near Whale (formerly el nke de ilerire), ire* A Er, !Minton Par Manchester. MoD.Megrim, Teil„ (Mo n k. Macgregor, a ici rmift,,,z.:.. De y arre, end Co.), Manager .ftleir~ from Us coniaseacenisat. Tram. tim, Talrymple Make, and Co., PM- Vil. . .. SArgitia —The Lemil l =r 4 Vestailaster Bank, Lothboxy. llgialllM—Meers. P. Carnove anti Co., Threadneediernel - • ramanas lon iipia.l-14.. John nu ttler. Terpona Olger—lfn I, Oresharhore, 00 4 Ilroed-street Tillearepeng aim lac remit get ohs remise 01 ere Om ereemeell repted.by the impriel vi rernmer el gl iieri"amdre il gm. Sr Ur eterch, , 11/164,1re6 the maeopely of su y AV a 1 1 : 4" 00011141000 Of • yee ha vira th. 24 7neereed in the former moor der re minit wk meldbited, more with the cement of tam hardaperemmer, awl erespai it wee not emir tent for the emierridre to wies immilf from his ind dual olingethre se me be .made re oonersions &relater to a ellerry, tints jellearock andertaking, under the 'qua the el the pareremen of Brasil, was organised, for oiled to the eemeemicr the coreariertre remaining tiara; 16. r2C m = l. l the working hem re emmenorneat, le Ind ay sep laea prearks time, has been highly satisfactory, and the pored Olt a ale of the undertaking ran En gliatt °raper has err tab* bees the esoseatty which a comperatively new orierry. bko Drama Is under, of obtaining capital from the Zoroper mem markets to old la the development of taro trial redertalem sh it horrid decree having been obtained au Master to a company to be organised tu SOUV agi rVib ibo 00111011 boos and all the rights, powers, privileges sad moats treforred thereW, all obstacles to the undertaking here a new near la a Mot hock Company ore at an end. Aireepmeser have asserengly been made with the comes. ✓oar* sad the grasillea empany, for a transhr to the prang Oem pay, of the ecremeees red the works and prelten7 of SOO ebilitegnadertakine, Inning contracts with the Government (Me tam MIMI Si. guaranteed to be tier be gold) sad hadividaele, and for maintaining those worm and ma aterang as weaterinteg any other works that may be arr. rind lip nag forditerer supplimental emersion. the eeneseeMa smears the exclusive privilege at furnishing MOre pith aellicerse as well as to private Individuals op real el Marsh 111710, at the price of 8,000 rids OM ild.) per lA, sable het. There on at present in the city of Rio about 21,K0 harm of which cal, 6,000 are now liveried writ gm lights TM increase, however. of hours requiring to be so lighted may be taken at about 30 per mouth. The public lamps exceed 6.000 in number. The fedowhig satreces from the perkier Reports of the herrn Company show the protrusive loseree in she number of human since the fret laroduction of pea be Itio: Maims kupplied. Palk Lamps. lot January, 1866 1666 11167 .. Mr . 3,407 1816 „ ISM •• MK MOB WA Me TM net „ ergo Orr year ler antoanted to rare, and for the year 111611 Se /144•80,zzwards of 10 par cent. oe the po wer percher , 4000.000. UM*, ale tag= Om eencesson tbe Company will he at liberty to Introleco bete lie ell machinery end raw =trial necessen to the mantriegure al gas free of duty. the apesensur for the peerless of the concessions, and of all the rileable gasworks, eareeted buddings, and property In Rio, peones' that the sonesmionstre shall bear the pre and all err rpm, of the Company, up to the time of the undertaking being Wird over to tam, and an Imperial decree obtained, approg re harder, and recognising the Company as a reit Le Anaemia ft bras& The purekaeo-money will be paid as follows : —CUM26 eat of the deposits on allotment, and the briar, 44M en Mr June art, or so soon thereafter oaths property Is brad ever to the Company and the Imperial dime obtained. The Oseepeny ibis the - option of paying or half of the messy In tully paid-up shares. me proar i g h tl:arroatin will mane to the erneholden r from let July art. The salmeribere wilittine acquire a valuable property and an errs, briars, the net prone of which (With Old tarn into coasideraelosi the pregresens lucresee which past experience shows may be certainty expected; will yid I them en immediate return on their espial exceeding to par nat per amnia. Copia of the 00SONSIOD sod of the agreement of weber, gher with the Arhales ot Association, can be humored at races of Mews. Blrchani, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., 40, Parliament.street, Resembaster. Prespectuar sad forms of sopranos for shares can be ob tained of Messrs. Mar, Macgregor. and Co., Cireekerhouse, Old Broad-sinot : earl Mara r.(.10D1/111 and Co., the bream of the Company, Thrtedneedloetnet. r, and Co.), Pu. IL TFLEORAPHKI 1117ELLIGENCE. (aporast . mentecns.) THE AUSTRIAN RITMO! VIENNA, Fla 18. The Budget for 1886 was submitted today to the Lower. House of the Reicharath. It Ayers an unimportant deficit. The Minister of Pinson stated in his report that in 1987 every deficit will disappear from the Austrian budget The military estimates for 1866 show • reduction of 5,808,000 florins. Count Mensdorff replied to day to the question put to him some time ago by several members of the house, relative to the policy 'lei& the Austrian government intended to weal in the Duchies. Be stated that the government could sot yet afford the house any decisive answer oe this Pointe as the negotiations were . still pending. Count U. odor( further said that the treaty of peace with Denmark ha am base sounmenicated to the boom, as it did nei involve my *oh financial charge upon the oun'y nor a dewy in the tarritoral limits of AMU's. ,Thegpreamipmt is assissisin tisk IWO per lioy hoped that • settlement in oonformity with ha principles would take plate. POLAND. I.IIXIIIIIIG, FM 19. The issue of proclamations miming the state of siege in Gallica and granting an amnesty in favour of all persons sentenced to periods of imprisonment sot exceeding one year is daily expected. PRUSSIA. RERUN, Fa. 18. The Bonk of Prussia be. reduced its ;ate of dia. oount for bills to 4 pie mat., and or other securi ties to 4} per cent. To-dap the Chamber of Deputies referred the bill relative to the reorganisation of the bank to the Salines committee. The British Consul at Hamburg still remains in Berlin. It is asserted that his stay ha this city is connected with the projected conclusion of a treaty of oommense between England and Prussia. The King is confined to the palace to-day from the effects of a slight cold. Her Royal Highness the Primes Slice of Hasse and family returned to Darmstadt to-day. PORTUGAL. DEFEAT OF THE MINISTRY. LISBON, Fiss. 11. The Ministry have been defeated in the Chamber of Pears upon the Sontulbo question. It is nutwined that they is,e tendered their re signation, and that the King has summoned Vis count Sada Bandies to the palace. LISBON, Pga.l9._ The Council of State has denied leave to the Queen to travel to Italy. .The American corvette Sacramento has sailed from Lisbon, it is supposed for Corunna. THE PRINCIPALITIES The Senate and the Chamber of Deputies have granted to the Prince the right of nominating hiahope. _ . A French company has applied for the comer Mon to construct roads in the Roumanian Priori -1)&14. FRANCE. (nor ova ova PARIS, SATIMMT Evers` Three meetings of Opposition deputies took place this week. The first was held at hL Carnet's ; the second and third at M. Marie's. MM. Berryer and niers were present, but MM. Emile 011ivier and Darimon, whose rupture with their party is now undisguised, stood aloof. It is alleged that at one of these meetings IL Thiere succeeded in showing to his more radical colleagues good cause why they should make little noise about the Italian question, or any other matter of foreign policy, and concentrate their efforts upon home affairs mainly. MM. Jules Fevre, Jules Simon, Pelletan, and Picard reserved the right, when occasion should serve, to express their own opinions on the Roman question, but, as it is understood, they agree that in the present state of Francs that question was not the most pressing. At the lost meeting, held yesterday, it was resolved that MM. Picard, Jules Simon, and Pelletan should prepare an amendment to the address, claiming all the liberties which are yet wanting to France. M. Darimon has been elected one of the foursecre taries of the Corps Legislatif. This is an advaises made by the majority to M. Emile 011ivier, whose henchman the insignificant M. Darimon bas be come. It may be pretended that his nomina tion is an sot of liberalism, and a re turn to the old parliamentary tradition aeoording to which one of the secretaries was always chosen from the minority. But had this really been the spirit of the vote, not M. Darimon, but M. Magnin, the rising young deputy for Dijon, for whom 17 opposition members voted, would have been chosen. Nevertheless, it is a great symptom of a changed situation that such a man as Darimon, who was one of the "Five," and for seven years steadily opposed the government, should now be patronised by it. Neither he nor K E. 011ivier, how ever hardly spoken of they may be by their old friends, can mean to sacrifice their consciences alto gether ; if they support the government it will be because in many ways the govern ment is disposed to meet them half-way. My opinion is that at present M. Emile 011ivier, who aspires to be the leader of a tiers %%seri, is not strong enough rainy', more than a very small following in the house ; there is a talk of M. Javal, M. Curd, and two or three other deputies whose politica are pale and pliable, ranging themselves under his banner. The Imperial Court of Appeal, prodded over by First President Devlenne, delivered judgment this morning in a cause which has been exciting immense interest during the last few days, " the affair of the Ports of Marseilles." The decision, reversing that of the Tribunal ci First Instance, is against the great capitalist M. Emile Pereira. The judgment states that it was a matter of necessity for the company of the Ports of Marseilles to effect a fusion with another company ; but that, in order to meet a Arsenous oppositios, illegitimate means were resorted so to carry out the project. Several voters were sot bond fide shareholders, but employes of K Pereire, who were sent to vote as representing shares which did not really belong to them. The court, therefore, declares cull and void the vote of the meeting which decided upon the fusion ; het de. claret itself incompetent to set aside the fusion ihistf, Tun Lars Don or Noarnrunnawnr.—The inasmuch as Ribes been confirmed by an Imperialtde &aril National IN brdhstles, feeling despittbelsm me, t o sa y nothing of the gran t ma j or ity o f .the cokes filsbais abbe bee ematiesd by the e m u s d %%had Ad.ind tie Deis shareholders having now ociefermed it. But it s a sh jr.G.. who far the peat le rem m ei,* tieverthelees rules that in regard to the compiain lui scalulittai of Iseeeltemeat to 'any ing shareholders it does not He in the month of set. the Plasmarbris objects it the hmlftlgthos. Ilide M. Pereire to oppose them by " a vote vitiated by l gobles na Ara a mark of respect to the late dailies f ra ud,* and it tiineleae dumps him to relieve =mit;bileirmerbod all its breeches throughout the hr bliks if tie wag them of their abases el a peke widelt Moses* lbw t o p mas t aenseday next. the 25th i ns t an t. las the value at *S em et the m eson. fitang 111pi lis ipeii to be beefed Is Westminster Abbey. 4 o possiari is sift • • a:A++! ' . PORN OP APPIPCATION POI MAIM To be released by the Bankers. No. To the Directors of the Rio de landmass Company (Limited). Gentlemen, —Having paid to your hankers, the London and Westminster Beak (Lothbary), tha sea of 1 , betas a &peat of Cl per share at shares In the above COD 4 posy, I hereby marl that you will allot use that number, sad I agree to *met awe shame, or any lam number you say Mot to aad I eke tam to pay on allotment the further sum of N par sham ellotted, and I &laborite and require you to laded my name on the register of members for the number of thane allo t ted 0 me. Usual signature Name In full Probed= IW. ►VHE JOINT-STOCK DISCOUNT COMPANY 1"1". CALLED ITT 111EAR.VE IIIND 40.000 ........ —. On depoalle ff rerogiLle on demand 4 pm oral at 7 dais' wiles 14 avaial rates fit/ money devastator loss peßods. PERSONS FURNISHING srM gad CUTTING/I IitONMONGLItY 'STAMM. rtt. OXIOAD4rItIItT, a convenient Haase. electrie plate, nickel silver, impeder table cutlery, ta p = baths, MOM lOU. tenders, Ire treas. moderato . sad cod moos, tire took, tos urus dish corers, patent tre= inachlnet, tin, wrought km, end copper kitchen goods. BARLOW'S PATENT CASK STAND, a new LIP Invention as admirably co n triv e d that a tall b:41:4 well as smaller make, may bs Mood or tilted on It labour or trouble. Its action Is so impalpable that the sediment of the most limpid Ovid by no possibility can bs disturbs& Prime an, Ik.. lea. to soil 41, 9, and 18 gallon casks. BARLOW'S SELF-ACTING SYPHON TAP. No required. No more dal beer or sour wins. Ivaco 4a. Id.; electropla ted , ea.—Apply dbreot to JAMBS bAIIWW pateneee,lM Willians.street, Mansion-lsomm. Dos 'bat Ids rano and ad&ma are on every article; all et/wean BPuatoms Imitsticma. negrannis gran& nwahnined 1880, HYAM sad 00.13 OVERCOATS, Capes, treealna Coats..Balf-dress, Undress. and PIM-dress WU. Traipses and Vests, de., are made In the most fashionable and imaseasals style, at very ecadcal pekes. HYAX sad CO. V nut 437. Word-street. HY.Aktif and 00.'S PRICES. 611 sod 67, Ooleedotreet. 01 , 000ait. 42e., mad 60e. , Jackets. 216 to S&L . Ilmot mot flartout Costa, Ma Webs. true-fitting Trouaers, made to mea sure, 14e. fld.. les. ed., 21a., and 230 . Video 161. ett.. Ile. 66., awl 110 Bolio 4Y. to 630 A SPLENDID FORTUNE MAT BE ♦T WIRY LIBRARY. ASPLENDID FORTIINE.—Tbe Now Novel, by dm betbar of "The Gentle We," le now ready, In I Toluenes, post tena Wee Itla London : Wows Law, Sea, and Ilaretea, It, Ladgalabill. CULTERWELL on MARRIAGE : 1J La onionsiiinn lisaalsees, sad Dissogolatmeeto. Ds. Yaw Omeakol; or Aube', S. Gnat Idarlbaroashulrest. W., London. Oassultadcas dal:, an Nervous Doting. Blashtag, 16e. CANADA. TORONTO, P. 7. A mass meeting has been held here at the mill of the mayor, condemning the government for passing the Alien Bill, and for refunding the money taken by the St. Albans raiders. An amend ment, sustaining the government, was adopted by a large majority. NIW W9P.X . BY XX, W. B. Man!. This dr4 rpm - bilart;l7 ta - c;meTatt;ii,;;Ol eVe,perce 10a et, ("CANADA : ITS DISFENCIS, CONDITION, N-/ AND RIMODICEL Delp a Third and Cjoeladieg N . 410. IMMO Diary. North sad with." 14 W. H. Aossass, tag.. LLD. load= Deriftery and ]Naas. 11, Doirwtoddroot, AO. WEE 006!PANIKS ACT, 1862. The Forms 1. and Account Books required under the above Act, eke ail other kinds et Account leeks, with every Platters, rib adults for Public Companies. the Oottutuag-honse, An. sap =en the beet terns. Printing et every description. Cartillasia• lagrand sad Mated , Odledal Dub dr ter aimed aad andialed. and flat^ raardrast. LC., and laadarbrilige, as • - is • • r `. 1T...; . i_.•. i , Ai • ~' 4 ~~ 1.