The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-01 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1868.

THE LONDON and PARlS(lAntted). HOTEL
COMPANY
(Inc p=led In accordance with the lolotAteck Coo=
Acts of IMP and the laterustional,Tresty satered into
Zeilland and Frans,May, UM relative to Public Companies
established In both countries 4
Capital 6400,000,l in 10,000 Shares ot MO each.
Pint ama 10,000 Shares.
Depodt 10s. per Share on Applintion, and £1 10a. on Allotment.
A minimum Dividend of ti per Cud. guaranteed for the
Ant pear.
No Call to exceed 8.4 per Share and after Itret Call no further
Cans to be made without an interval of not leas than Three
Mouths.

DULTRTORS.
Loot Henry Gordon. Hampton Court.
(*Ash' Arrow, Norfolk-square, Hydepart.
William Austin. req., Director of the Metropolitan Railway and
of theikaiebre and Mame Railwayy.
M. de &entire, Puma, de L hia&lelne, Parisi, and Chateau du
'Prettified. Belve
Eugene Conti:di, Nag., 9, Graoechurch
Chevalier Ewing P. as Colquhoun,
r.bril;;lnLauren.
uq.7(lroantney.hill.
essrs Dnmas, Haokey, and Co,
29.
Fen.
chinch-street.
Charles Hagerman, Rag., Chevalier de lOrdre de Merits de
Suede, tit, Chatted* des Martyr,, Parts.
John Broderiok Hartwell, Rep„ 1, Bonn
Wr&ti Vaughan Morgan, Zaq. (Yeses Morgan Brothers),
Dowians, and Igagiwy-lodge, Lewiaham.
Major Pelle A. V. Ehurtern, 7, Cambridge-road, Brighton.

for 014 -

Roves-

Tim Union Bank of d and Prance, 83, Xing Witham-street,
Undo; i_lavard des Carmelites, Paris.
Noma Maim and Co., Beal anclier.
ma National sad Provincial Bank of Hegtand, Polkaitcas.
Mews. Ham Ilirdahar, Davidson, Chapman. and 00., 16, Bt.
Janetaatreet.

Mews. Dawes aaillloTa7.s7,Ang a-174;:liill'Oragmortooatreet
Paler de la Berthellitas, Notarx, 5, gas Raaboaratit. Honest
Paris.

F. BuT, Esq., Notary, 11„ Ble, 8e41010.-.ur-Mon

ADDISOU.

Seam Chatter , lisq.,PUl;ll67Ccountant, 5, Lothbary.
Charles F. Ramp. Itsy , Public Accountant, 7, Greahamutreet.
IL de Marco', It, Rue de Conrcelle, Parts.
BROlCla—Francis Burnand, Pan., County-ehambers, Cornhlll,
and 78, Lombard-street, London.

Richard Cardin. leq , Loudon.
Frederick Sorg, Zeq.,Paris.

Old Broadotreet, LC., and 63, St.
lasneesoireet, S.W., London.
Passage des Princes, Books. arg des lullens, Parts.

This Company has been formed for the purpose of establishing
a "through system" of AA.' accommodation between London
and Paris and elsewhere. and all necevaary powers have been
secured in the articles of associanon for carping out this de-
sirable object.
The advantages of unities ander one management the hunch
and Noel& systems of an Hotel business, combining the solid
comfort. of English life with the elegance and variety of French
living, will be fully appreciated by the tourist and traveller of
both countries, and there is nothing that will more certainly
secure thegood opinion and patronage of the public, and at the
same time increase the habit or desire for travelling, than the
knowledge that a similar and fixed tang of charges can be
depended up in throughout an entire route.
Favourable amngrments have been made for the purchase of
listuiee's Hotel, Paris , and firat-clus Hotels in Boulogne and
Folkestone, so that an immediate and profitable business will be
secured to the Company, and which their large capital and
enanexions win enable them still further to increase from the
yin day they take possession of each separate establishment.
Boit proprietor agrees to take one third of the purchase money
le shares for the property sold by him, and guarantees a six per
sent dividend for the first year on the amount be receives.
Pardons of the purchase money of some of the properties can
also remain on mortgage.
ler the London Establishment the Directors have been able to
moue one of the most valuable and important freehold pro.
perdue in the metropolis, terms of purchase having been con-
eluded for that extensive mansion in St. Jainsisetreet, formerly
known as Crockford's' Club House, and a large portion of the
adjoining property. Upon this advantageous site It is intended
to erect an had suitable in every respect to the requirement.
end importance of this undertaking, but until complete posses-
sion of the whole property can he obtained. the motet rentals
and returns will enable the proprietor to guarantee a minimum
dividend to the shareholders of six per cent. on the amount of
purchase money. Shareholders will therefore receive at least
six per oent, for the first year on the amount paid up by them
tenon date of allotment, and will be at liberty to anticipate calls
byTtyla up in full-
breefit to be derived from the system "en corres-
poadanoe " will/Album offered to families and travellers, whether
Leaman( direct to either capital, or stopping at either port for
of business, health• or recreation: and the deicona-
forti=rne:oyanee hitherto experienoed throughout a journey,
arising from the different manner in which different hotels are
conducted, will be avoided: visitor. will also be able to make
their own Arrangements in London or Paris, or at either esta-
blishment "en rode," with the dated confidence as to erpesse,
and the fell assurance of finding every domestic comfort to
which they an accustomed.
Whom filly oupanised, It la the intention of the directors to
appoint couriers to accompany certain specified trains for the
assistance of passengers intending to stop at • ithrr of the hotels
=- thim Dempsey. The protection thus afforded
to
veiling will not only materially tend to the comfort of
ladies, families, and invalids, if slow, but will save visitors gene-
rally much trouble, and satiety all as to the safety of their
Magege.
Al there will be a banking department in each hotel belong-
ing to this Company, the inconvenience and Ices so generally
exrrienced in the exchange of foreign winey will be avoided.
English and foreign letters of credit will also be granted and
negotiated.
The baldness of an hotel when properly conducted, whether
carried on by a public Company or by private enterprise, is found
to be highly remunerative, and the Directors of this Company
believe that the present undertaking, which is commenced under
edifier advantages, will yield barge profits upon the capital
nested.

.—Applications for shares, In the form attached to prospectus,
should be addressed to the Secretary, Bankers, or Brokers of the
Co_n2= A deposit of 10s. on each share applied for must be
paid to the Bankers, or at the °elms of the Company
Warm or Parts, where the Articles of Association can be
seen ; end In the event of no allotment being made, the deposit
meet will be returned In toll.

SOOISTY fur the PROPAGATION of the
GOSPEL In FOREIGN PART&—ANNIVERSARY AR-
RANGIMMITS, 1862.—0 n Tuesday, June 9, the 102nd Anniver-
sary Festival will be celebrated In St. Paul's Cathedra Divine
Service to commence at Four o'clock. The Sermon will be
preached by hie Grace the Archbishop of Armagh. The full choir
of the cathedral will be augmented by the chars of her Majesty's
Chapel Royal, Westminster Abbey, ac.—The Treasurers and
Secretarial of District and Parochial Anociatdotui will hold a
Meeting on the morning of the mum day at 79, Pall•malL To
tionusenc• at Eleven o'clock—On Wednesday, June 10, the
Annual Dinner of members and friends of the Society will take
pine at Thomas Hotel, Charles street, St. James's. The Ran
of Pawl., In the Chair. Tickets, la. (without wine), to be had
at the Hotel, or of the H noeary Secretaries, 79, Pall-mall, not
later than JunoE—On Friday. June 12, the Annual Meeting foe
She city of loades will be hell In the F.gyptian Hall, Mansion
Howe, at Two o'clock. The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor will
preside. The meeting will be addressed by the Archbishop of
Armagh, the Bishops of London, Mauritius, and Orange River
State, Earl Nelson, Revs. Canon Champneys and T. J. Rowoell,
J. G. Hubbard, Esq., M.P., and others. Friday, June 19, a
Special Festival
Service will be held at Seven o clock in the
Evening, In the nave of Westminster Abbey. of which further
parUers will be duly advertised.—Tickets for St. Paul a Caine.
dral and the Meeting at the Manske Howe may be obtained
at 79, Pall-mall, and 4, Royal Richaap, on and atter Jane 1.

Q THALBERGI3 FAREWELL SEASON.-
THALIIItiII TWO 11.611AINING MATINZ6I and hat
netztNDA In London will take plane at the Hanover square
rIIOA Y, 8 'his Lit appearance t one, and
MOY, JaneND June
15, the last Matinee. (Dana bu;
iannly
tickets to admit four, S guineas: tuireserout seats, 10a. ed. to
be had at the libraries and muslcueliers, and of Mr. Flab
Eanuthrequare looms, where the plan of the seats may be seen-

THE NORFOLK-SQUARE HOTEL is close to
sad in view of the Arrival Platform of the Great Western
Itathray Station. Paddington. Indies' oofferrocen. Hot and
cold baths. Tapirs on application.

GENUINE WINES and COGNAC Direct.
add for Growers' Account.
BONS BOIIROIOIB, a Clmet from 140. per dom. bearlog.com-
pardon with niany mold Is. end Is. dearer.
CHATIAtY CANON, a hieb•elmt Bordeaux wine, 281. • doom
AlTilt-DINNER CLAIM of various growth&
BUBOUNDIZI, kni•Thet, Champagne., dm., do
TEAL COONAC, tia., 64.„ and 58.& par dozen case.
Farther perltealare to be had from
DI LAMA Ma et Cie, 61, Beigraveldnee, &W.—N.B. No
intermediate interest. whatever between grower and crammer.

ALLSOPFS ALE &nd GIIIIINESS'S STOUT.
JOHN E. 31008 and Co, sole contractors for Bottled
Bow to the internstimad Exhibition, Agents for Wane' AUsopp
and Boa's India Psis and MM.& Al. and Guinness, Bon,
aad Co.. Extra alma Importers of Wines sad Bptritn—Onices
mad Stores, the Sepal Etchings, LC.—The trade supplied on
liberal Sanas for ash.

DAGrE3 BRICK., Tile, and Pipe MACHIN ES
for hand, horse. or steam power, are the most simple and
allieleat extant.—poll particulars end prices obtained of the
molieen rev and Co., laureate Pountney.place, Laureate
Poostoey-hlll, Caanonetreet, LC., where they may be seen la
operation daily.

Now ready at all the Libreria'. a New Novel, by the Rev. JAW=
Pre f.OM Author of "Sty Teen the March."
DRAGONS TEETH.
I voiapost fivo, cloth boards, price
L. Booth, 807, Regent street, W.

New reedy, 11Imitated with CbromaLtihogesphic Drawlma.
FOUR MONTHS in s DAHABEICH;
ar, Norrative of o erloter's Crabs at the Nile. By M. L. M,
Chair. One vol. demy Bvo, cloth bombs, price We.
L Booth. 307, Beamtetreet, W.

Ant reedy, !Wooed Edition, fop. eve, cloth beard., Woe Is. Id.,
JESBrBLEOTUREts on NATURAL HISTORY,
delivered at Brighten.
I. Booth. WI, Regentetreet, W.

OTT Emarrors.—On Saturday afternoon last a
deputation from the Oita of Logien OammlNes of the Log-
dos Auxiliary of the United Kingdom Allies, waitad, by
appelateaset, epos Mr. Goncheo, at bin office in Austin-
frian, to *ankle the principles of the Permissive Bill of the
Alliance. Yr. Neches, who wag amompanied by Kirkman
Llinteog, , Gannet of the Beek of BoglonaL
a courtesan aseeptiea to the dessulatioa, listened
antealively to the mato brought forward in favour of
the IA sad pramieed to give the matter his boot actinic-
ratios.