The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-23 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY 'RVENING, JUNE 23, 1884.

THIC CREDIT FONUIER (Lbaften 801.
Losebustekeaß
Capital, L 1.000.000, In IQ C.
Aar= of MO is we.
Subscribed Capital, LEM, In 10,00081meg.
DOlllO2Olll.
CRAlxtrAg—The Right Hon. JAMES STUART WORTLEY.
Otrwer-CHAmMai—JAMKS Eq.
The Hon. T. Cataliburten,lLP. Adolphe Hakim, Eq.
Edward Warner. Eel., MP. Henry Pownell, Req.. P.
Alexander Dauber, lisq. Jabs Westmorland, leg.
Charles EU* Irks Charles E. Newbon, Lg.
San—Allere Great, Req.
wawa
Mews. Masterman, Peters, Mildred, and Co.
Bank of London.
This Can y 'dunces money on the deposit of Title Deeds
t regular mortg of a Pleshold or Leuehold Property in Oust Britain,
with or withouage.
Guarantee' Thies or Securities, and, u agent, negotiates
loam on mortpgs for long or abort pseudo : also
Receives money en deposit ter SIZED PERIODS ONLY, at
special rates to be agreed upon.
Communkathres le be addreseed to the Manager.
AMID LO WE. IMereiary.
Temporary Meek OD, Lowebeedutreet, C.

THE CREDIT MOBILIER (Limited),
80, Lotabird-atnet, EC.
Capital £7,000.010, in 10.000 awes of CIA each. Ilabierthed
capital MOM% In )0,000 thane.

CHAIIXIA—The Right Jim JAMES STUART WORTLIT.
The Hon. T. C. HaLibman, M.P. Edward Warner, Low ILP.
Alexander Vauban lip, Charisea..q.
fAtiltealtazaisikiin. James
Hear,
John Weennor Sag.
SIASOMMM—AIbert eranft, leg.
lourtnes.
Mews. Masterrsao, Peters.ldred. and Co.,
Mama Smith, porn., sod loalths, London.
This Company is prepared to negotiate Government and Muni-
cipal Loans, and to aid In carrying out concessione
To make advances on approved securities.
To effect the purcbme and Ede of shares, stocks, de., and to
transact finsocial Mistimes generally.
Also to receive mmey as deposit for BRUT OR EXITS=
PERIODS on tense to be agreed upon.
Coulomb:Wan to be made to the Manager.
THOMAS SHORT, Secretary.
Temporary Mae, SO, Lombardetreet, London, R.C.

THE EUROPEAN BANK (Limited).
The Bank PCBCHASIS YORZION NOT7B, and eli
description of Bullion. as She most fsvourehie conditions.

SPANISH, PORTUGUESE, FRENCH,
ITALIAN. AMERICAN, and ill PORTION COUPONS new
Whig due are PURCHASED at the beet ezehaoge at She elates
of the EUROPEAN BANK ,Linalted;.

CIRCULAR NOTES, FOREIGN MONEY.
Travellers proosedbig to the Comfiest ran be supplied with
CIRCULAR NOM and Towels Money et the Sleet of the
ILTROPRAN BANE (USW.
BRIGHT WOOL, General Manager.
83, Xing WilliasetreS

HOWARD and SONS' MACHINE-MADE
CA BIN ET WOES.—The hA►edaetloe of SWIM pOwll, le
the manufacture ea ablee BOWLED and SONI to offer the best
possible quality of FURNITURE at all kinds at a very moderate
rate. Designs and estimates free.

CANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL.
PA RAPPINIL —Adopted by bat Majesty* Ooveriuseatior
the oallitary statism
J. C. and J. FULD,
the Menai maatifeotursrs sal holders of the UM Prim Merbd,
wake the pablk against say apnikua imitations. Their label
Is on all packets and boxes. Brie of ail dealers tnrosiboat the
kingdom. Whoismisend exportatice Ow Works,
MARSIL LAMBYTH, LONDON, S., where ale may be obtabted
their osiehrMed United flerricedoap SWIM&

HAMILTON and ICIMPTON (Tailors) call
attention to the NEW MATERIAL:4 In doh and light
mixtures for travelling. lounging, end eaadde sift
No 106, STRAND, opposite Exeter-W.

HYLM .4 CO.'S GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING,
t 6 and 07, OX17011)-STREILT, W.
Tbe aad 'antral easollsata fikplaysti la this attire
ualreesslly acknowleged.
Overcoats and Capes lin Id. Mats. Od.
liornias and loan/lad Jackets na Od. to Us. Od.
business and Woman Salta —SS& 04 , sai. Od. aid Sic Od.
Trousers, 500 patterns to select from
Teased ths same materials

HY AM and CO.'S ATTIRES to ORDER
66 sad 67, OXFOLIMITIJVC7, W.
The most a►le and experieDerti cutters and workmen are em-
ployed. Tree.lttlag valuer% I. 6d. ; Veleta to match, 6d.
AWre for clerical. academical, medical, and other professional
gentlemen. ladles' Habits. three to six guinea& A separate
deparseasut for manna. Parts sal* Ma. ; lawman's, ins.;
ossisbnian's, 111.

HYLM and CO.'S SUITS for BOYS, 66 and
67, 011rOMI-STRIIISS, W.
are mud' admired ►by Parents sad Gaardians tor quality, fashloe,
sad scososay. Knickerbocker, Westmiuster. Osborne, sad
Windsor salts, 16. 6d. to kie. ; Eton, Harrow. and Rushy salts,
Us, 36a, sas sad au A tryingon room handsomely fitted up
la eoamitioa with this department.

JOHN BROODEN'S GOLD CHAINS by troy
weight, at realisable Talus, and the workmanship at
wholesale manufacturer' prices. Th. gold In the chains gua-
ranteed, sad re-purchased at the price chanted.
"Hen's the noes,
Bow mutt your chain weigh, to t• et utmost carat
The amuses of the gold, and charge for laahion
Manufactory, No. 16, Beartettsalrest, Covent-garden, W.C.,
Landow
Assays marls of chains sad jewellery for is. each.
N.B. This emsblisluneat Is closed at 6 la the evening. and ea
Saturdays at I o'clock.

WHITE and SOUNDTEETH are indispensable
to Personal Attractioa„ sad to health and lesgsvity by
the proper maatecetiou of food. ROWLANDS' ODONTO. or
PURL DENTIPRICR compoaaded of Oriental Inpodiseta
of inestimable value In and beautifying the teeth,
strengthening the mime and in Wog a pleasing fragrance to
the breath. It credit:Wee tartar the teeth, removes spots
of indpient decay, and polishes and preserves the enamel, to
which it Impart. a peat tike whiteness. Its invaluable pro-
perties have obtained the patroaap of royalty and the aristo-
cracy of Europe, and It is universally in high repute. Price
to Sd, per hos. Sold at W. Itattoap•den, and by Obsolete
and Perfumers. Ask for "Rowlands' °Joan."

NOTIIING IMPOESIBLE.—Tbe greatest sad
most useful i0•130ii011 of the day. AGUA A MACULA.—
desert JOHN oosNru, and Co., Three Ring court, Lombard-
street, London. porta men to her Malesty, respectfully oiler to the
public this truly marvellous fall, width gradually restores the
human hair to its pristine lee—no matter at whatage. The Agra
Amman' has none of the prowl es of dyes . It, on the contrary.
Is henefic.al to the system, and when tle hair is once restored
one application per month will keep it in perfect colour. Pries
CI Ia per bottle, or in hall bottles. 10s. BJ. John Goeneild Co.
have been appointed perftnime to ILA. El. the Princess of Wales

PRE A B C RAILWAY GUIDE for JUNE,
price OM contains the usual Alphabetical Arrangement of
Stations -A Map of the Railways la Great Britain. also a Km
Map to the Metropolitan Lines-The Fares-Distances from
London-The Chief Hotels In important Towns-4 "gimlet.
A ment of the illetrop intim and srm Suburban Ealls- The
several to Paris--Meam Vessels leaving the Port of Lon-
don-Cab Fares to the Hotels and Prloclpal Places-A LLst of the
Kshlbitions, Theatres, and other Places of Amusement -Places
of Business for Travellers to patronise. This Guido is the
authority consulted In all public plains In London. -Loudon
W. Tweedie, 337. Strand.

Diorama or CANSERBCEY.—The Archbishop has
panted bialimese for divine service is the newly erected
chapel called St. Paul's, Beckenham, Kent., during plea-
sure, or until the same shall be consecrated, and has licensed
the Sec. Jobe Charles Pinney, KA., to perform the Mhos
of carat* or milliliter of the said chapel.
GESAT WINTERN RAILWAY. —An adjourned
sported general meeting of this company took place yester-
day at the Parldiegice statics, to consider sad approve
three ressairdeg bills, oat of a Wog list, now reeding in per.
Earnest ; Mr. R. Potter in the chair. The first bill wan to
enable the Welliegtoe and Drayer. Railway Comeasy to
divert a poetic., of their suthorised railway. and to treader
their undertaking to the Great Western Railway Company.
The Chairman explained that the bill wee promoted in dm
interest of the Great Western Railway Company. Its
principal object was to authorise the construction of a diver-
sion line of railway. It contained also provision for the
amalgamation of the Welliortou sod Drsytoe Railway Com-
pany with the Greet Western Railway Company,
as to which an agreement was approved by the pro
prietors at a Leiner meeting. The hoe was toteoded to
connect the Great Western system with Ifseeliester, via
Cr.... Over that line there would be an interchange of
traffic between this company and the London and North
Western Company. as far se related to the Manchester por-
tion of the North Western sod Lancashire district ; and the
scheme was designed solely for economical purposes. A re-
solution is accordance with the shove terms was speed to.
The chairman said the next bill was for weft/mug addi-
tional powers on the Loudon and North Wasters
Railway Company for the constructine of works,
sad otherwise in relation to their own undertaking
and the undertaking of other companies for
authorising the abaedounient of certain railways.
The only pert of the bill that affected this company wee
that which referred to se arrangement they had made with
the London and North Western Company, whereby they
were applying for powers to make a short junction line at
Hereford, in order to save the expense of maintaining two
stations. The arrangement was one that would be beetl-
ed to the interests of this company, and would conduce to
the seoecimical working of the Hereford statical. The bill
was approved. The next bill was for makieg a railway
from Christian Milford. in the county of Wilts, to the
Great Western Railway sear Stroud, in the emote of
Gloucester. The bill was described to coetela certain
erreageseent clauses, sod also a clause to the effect that the
line should be a broad gauge line ; approved. The Chair-
man said they had now come to the end of the business ea-
joined upon them by the " Wharecliffe meetings," and the
procesdings terminated.