The Express.
London, England, 1864-03-30 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 30, 1864.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA.-TRIUMPHANT
90CCIE3 of the NEW ClRQUE—acknowledged to be the
best ever produced lu Ragland.
GRAND MORNING PIIRFORMANCE THIS DAY. and ever,
Wednesday and Saturday, at I o'clock . evening be/Upset?.

ROYAL ALHAMBRA.—The greatest Female
Naar of this ago. The wondrous Mills. LOUISE
LOISICTIL

ROYAL ALHAMBRA.-BRILLIANT
EQUESTRIAN WRNS by three young ladies, RIDE for
the RIBBON." M. FRANCOIS LOISSZT wilt exhibit Ida wonder-
till Mead LA SALAMANDER, gistiorraing in a brilliant Display
of Mayorga.

THE OXFORD.—Tbe present interpretation of
FAUST cosatitutee =epoch in the kistory of this ball,
already famed for the brilliancy of Its operatic selecUons.
Largely augmented vocal and Instrumental resources have bees
added to render the present selection from this univerially popu-
lar opera worthy of the parent work. Faust, Mr. Morley:
Mophistophlies. Mr. Dress; Marguerite, Miss Russell: Director.
Mr. lr. Jorighaiana

TN what Happy Land can I see you after the
"Opera!' I way know of one "happy Land"—EVA.Nal.
Covent-garden, ray dear fellow !

WEST WORTHING INVESTMENT
COL PA N Y Lim Med .1
Incorporated under "The Companies Act 196 t" which limits
the liability of each shareholder to the amount of his shares.
Capital, in 10,000 shame of £25 each.
First lane, 6.000 Shares of L 66 each, 4159,000.
ea per share paystile upon applicatioa, and 42 per allure upon
aWtaneut. The remainder In calls Dot confiding £2 pee share,
at laterrala anal Int than tall
With power to bwireassamjr`berrow.
If an allotment is made the deposit will be returned in full.

Chiorge Battcock, Rag., DCrector—Orthe Mutual Life Aasuraace
Company.
James Rurchmil, Km.. Dbect of the Mutual Life Aniuranoe
Company.
Charles Chore. lip., e. New Broad-street. KC.
H. Harwood Harwood. Zim Clavalmed.atuarit W.
Richard Spooner, Rey late Commlestontr of Clll[ollll, Bombay.
!ALF:MU—Messrs. Burehelt.,s, broad Sauctuar), Westminster,

S. W.
RULERS.
Mews. Robarts. Lubbock, and Co , Lombard street, EC.
Imperial Bank. Westminster Branch, 66, Pullman% street. S.W.
Mr son. klenty and Co Worthing.
Attinvan—liesers. Coleman, Yurquand, Youngs, and Co., 16,
Tokeabouselard, L' C.
ARCHITL(T AND St WILTOR-0. A. Dan, lisq , 1, Lancaster. place,
London, W.C.
'ROW&
Meson. Laurence, Sou, and Pearce, Auction Mart, 1.0
„ Geo. Parkland and Co., on, Lombardotrest, &C.
SuoarraitY—Cbarlia Ley, Jun., Zak.
offices-24 Great George-street, Westminster, &W.
ABLIDGILD PktOSPIICTU&

This Company L formed for the purporof Purchsublit Otte
Hundred Acres of Freehold Land, and adapting It to building
PllllYetm

Inc property adjoins the western part of the town of
Worthing—one of the most beautiful localities la the Ilan,:dom,
and possesses a frontage to the sea of nearly one mile : it Is gar-
rouaded by excellent public tort. within there quarters of a
mile of Worthum Station, and one hour and a hairs journey by
rail from London. The land tan la redeemed, and the ether rates
and taxes are merely nominal.
Worthing is celebrated for the salubrity of Its climate, its
sheltered situation, and excellent bathing. Possessing a tem-
perature co- mil with that of Pentair and South Devon, It la
In the winter Lutwsing the resort of meads, who here obtain
a genial atmosphere within easy access to the metropolis. Its
accommodation, however, Is quite Inadequate to the con-
tinually Increasing somber of its visitors, and there is a scarcity
of mansions suitable for families of distinction.

On the as frontage It Ii proposed to erect rat-class residences
facing enclosed lawns and an sapianad• of Dearly nos db le
long. b. The remainder of the Lod till bearailable for the
erection of hotels. detached residences, shops, and other neces-
sary buildings.
. . . . _

The soil is extremely fertile, upon a substratum of chalk, from
which an Inexhaustible supply of pure water can be obtained.
Upon portions of the property there so earth of fine quality foe
making bricks upon the serheach. dome, chalk, and sand.
suitable for building purposes and making rued. Materials for
building and road.makfag being thus at band, the outlay upon
works will be rieeemsrily lessened, while the remuneration upon
inveritmenta will be proportionately increased.
The works which It will be the fint object of the Company to
cafty out, including the purchase of the fee of the lands, will
involve an expenditure of PIMA°. Of this amount, 2160,000
will be provided by the share capital now to be issued, sod it is
considered that the further sum of 2120.000 can readily be
burrowed at a moderate rate of interest on the security of free-
hold land and buildinp which will have cost niure than twice
that amount. The anileipated groes annual leftism rat rents
below those which It lv believed will be realised', after an allow-
ance which Is regarded as liberal for Interest, rates, Mies, and
earrent expenses, repairs, and empties, justify the expectation
of an ample remuneration on the paid-up share c.apttal.
HIM, estimates, and particulars upon which thin paragraph la
boned may be seen at 2v, Pinabury.cireus,
The Directors see 00. powered so moll homes ladle epee elm
estate to shareholden, and te receive In payment thereof, la part,
or in tho whole, the shams of the Company at par the realisa-
tion of the full vela* of the shares, and the option of obtaining
for their money freehold house property at this pleaeant water-
ing place, aft thus secured to the sliarriolders.
Prospectuses and forms of application moy be obtained at the
ofaces of the Company, at the bankers, or the broken.

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Now ready, ". by P"'
THE CHARITY COMMISSION.
chows igalost the Conduct of the Commissioners In the
matter of the Royal Free Grammar School at Gi:girswick
submitted to the consideration of the Members of both NOUNS
of P.ulisment. By JAN'S IoSTICa.
Loudon Bradbury au! Etans, 11, Bourerieetreet.

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SUPPOSED FOUNDERING OF AN ITALIAN

IRONCLAD AND LOSS OF 400 uvEs.

As the City of New York, whose adrice® reached
Liverpool yesterday, brings no later intelligence
relative to the supposed loss of the Italian iron-clad
steam frigate WGalantuomo, we append the report
of C4ptaiu Watson, of the ship Star of the %eat,
which fell in with the frigate :

On the 7th March the Italian frigate Re Calantuomo
was fallen in with in lat. 40.40, lon. 46.20, at 4 p.m., with
ruaintopuest gone and colours at masthead as if they wished
to speak to uc. At 6 p.m. tacked, steering southward by
the wind until 6 p.m.. the frigate at the time firing guns.
Hove to about four miles to the leeward of the frigate.
At 6.30 p.m. the frigate tried to speak us again, Lug
could not be 'beard. At 7 p.m. we tacked again, passed
close under the frigate's stern, and asked what they wanted.
The reply was, " We are au Italian man-of•war, and in •
sinking condition." We were asked to lay by the vessel
all sight, and to accompany her to the nearest port. We
asked how many people there were on board, and the
reply was, "We have four hundred and six." We promised
to remain by the frigate through the night, and con-
sequently shortened sail and kept by the wind. At 8 p.m.
we flied a rocket, whiat was responded to by
another from the frigate, and we then hove
to about two miles to the windward. At 9 p.m.
fired a blue light, which was answered by one
from the frigate, the two ships being then in about the
same position. At 10 p.m. fired a rocket and a blue light,
but received no reply ; sod again, at 11 p.m., another blue
light and rocket were fired, but there was no response.
Wore the ship and ran to the eastward about 3 miles.
Move to on the attack and lay until daylight, and again ran
to the eastward, but the look-out at the masthead could see
nothing of the frigate. At 6 a.m. hauled by the wind,
supposing the frigate had kept before the wind. Shortly
after 9 a.m. it commenced blowing • strong breeze from
N.N.W., and the weather was moderately clear, but no-
thing mere was to be seen of the frigate."

DEctzrx ELEc-rtox.—Owing to the death of
Lord Sidmouth, our member, the Hon. W. W. Addington,
has succeeded to the peerage, and • vacancy has thus occur-
red in the representation. Mr. Addington was ouly re.
turned for the borough in February, 1863, on the death of
Captain tiladstone. Sir T. B•teeoa, Bait., • brother-in-taw
of the Iste C►ptain Gladstone—a staunch supporter of Lord
Derby, and • member of his former government—is the
candidate on the cooservative aide. He met and addressed
the conaervative electors this (Monday) evening. The Liberals
do not foal themselves justified in cattestiag the met.