The Express.
London, England, 1864-10-13 00:00:00

STRAY FROM LIVERPOOL OS QUEENSTOWN TO
- _NEW
YORE.
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THE LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK, aad
PHILADELPHIA VT 4381 P 0031:PAEY intend des-
patching their tun-powered Clyde-built Iron gams gisaasildps.
sereplng the Hutted Mates seas.

FICOMLIVERFOOLfor NEW YORE.
CITY OF CORE, Saturday, October IL
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, October It
CITY OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, October 20.
And sway W•diassday and may antennae nosfaros,.
Cabin passage by the mall steamers sailing every Wednesday.
16. IT, and 21 guineas, according is the soommodagon. Cabin
passage Ey the Saturday's neuters, IS anthem Fortran' passage
6 guinea; Including all provisions coshed. PON/81..1% for
Canada the United States, and Mush Otdmakda, booked 11, muds
to vary advantageous terma —Fur further particalars spoil
mat ILACZY. Ltu
INMAN, A WIAIN117•14. Livs
/Man-61mA City.eepost ; erns to IM YMs

BREMEN.—Neutral
—Neutral rowel under Rtusian
Duw Routs to Hanover, Brunswick, sae ()wad Her-
;many. —Owe of the One Brat class array steamers ADLER, MOWS,
OCR WALlik. will be despatch.' from Horselydo every
Thursday morning 'weather permittusg), at 10 Am., railing at
Black. all Pier kw passengers at It noon.—Pans to BTOOIOII, St
sod £1 Mars tickets, and 11 MlL—Apply at CHAPLIN'S
Vuiversal 0101, Itegent-drous, W. ; or to PHM,MIII, GYAVSI,
iIiILLLPPS. and co.. 11. Rood-fans.

ROTTERDAM and the RHINE. —TWICE a
WINK.— The paddlorteemer IU.TAVTIM, Capt. W.
8311T1, every 8o day, from Hermitage TIN, et 10 am, coffin
et IleekwW for psavengers at 11 a.m. Fare . ad fa, 41 Ik,
end 111. monk it In, L 2 6a„ sad dl k 3d. The mew-
eismase PRINOORD from off tha Tower every Thursday atershig
early. Farm, fl and £1 104.—For threeiM tame refer to the
=ied monthly time bills. Apply to CHAPLIN-8 tralvered
W., or to ratutera, Avss, PHELLIPPS, sod CAL,
11, loodgans.

ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY.
ofl!lees, t, Old Bread.elied, Leaden, R.C.
LifiCE OF BROOND MORTGAGI BONDS.
(OHIO DIVISION).
Payable In London.
4,000,000 dollars. Due in 1883.
Coupons due Ist January and let July.
Steered by a registered Mortgage on the Income and all Corpo-
rate Rights, Privileges, Lands, Franchises, Plant and Property
of the Ohio Division of the Railway.
The bonds are redeemable at par In New York. or In London
at ts. &I. per dollar, and are transferable without stamp or en.
dorsement ; Interest coupons are attached to the bonds, payable
nerniannually, at the Consolidated Bank la London, at the fixed
rate of ss. to the dollar. The bonds will be issued at 00, at
which rate bonds of 1,000 dollars will coot 4148 les, carrying
coupons due January I, 106 e
The coupons represent 414 per annum on each bond of 1,000
dollars. or 94 per mat. interest on price of lame.
The Immense development of the Western Stem of America,
without any Mamie In the means of transit to the eastern
porta has given the Atlantic and Great Modern Railway, aa
rapidly as the different metiona have been opened. an unex-
ampled maces. The whole line is now fully ready for business
and thoroughly tulissted, but the demand for rolling stock has
been so far In excess of anticipation that adequate provision for
It has not been made, and 600 miles of the main line have re-
mained shut up until now. Great efforts have been made to
supply locomotive& carriages, and trucks. The Company has
built extensive works for their construction, and me now turn-
ing out one locomotive complete every lour days, and ten freight
cars 'every day. In this way the demand will, in reasonable
Mine, be supplied.
As the entire through traffic to and from New York will pass
Over the Brie Railway, it is but nameable that that Company,
which will so largely bend{, should furnish a portion of the
rolling stock, and to meet this a treaty hmbeen made with the
Brie &reams for the expenditure of live million dollars in the
construction of engines and can The entire amount Is now
under contract for rapid delivery, and, as received, will be used
exclusively for the through traffic over the Atlantic and Great
Western Railroad. the latter company on its part agreeing to
supply a &imam quantity for the same purpose.
Following the itnencial policy adopted at the outset, of Issu-
ing securities to the public only after so much of the line was
lashed as would secure the necessary income for providing the
Interest, the Company feel julltied, now that the building of
this great railway is completed, in making this additional issue
of bonds.
During the last ten years no railroad of any magnitude hes
bees
built on the American continent, except the Atlantic and
Great Western, in which period the population and all produce,
agricultural and mineral, have largely mermaid; hence re-
suite the prosperous Mate of most of the railroads, whose net
receipts have enabled large dividends to be paid to the Meek-
• beldam, after providing interest on tadebtednem : thee—
The Cleveland. Columbus, and Cincinnati Railway
divided last year ll par Cant.
Cincinnati, liamllioa and Dayton lll „ '
Little Miami BO
M o time Central
Lake Shore, Cleveland, Palmed", wad dab-
tabula
and it cannot be doubted that the Atlantic and Great Western,
ug almost a monopoly of the petroleum traffic, and paw
over the extensive coal Gelds of Ohio, which are of
Meat than even the large fields of Pennsylvania, wilfrrte
show
results at least equal and most probably exceeding some of them
above named.
The whole system of this railway, when In question, will
*mast of—
The main line Salamanca to MOM
Branch to Cleveland
Franklin Branch and Buffalo Isleaskin

Total
anwimer for the last three months the earnings having exceeded
1,000,000 dollars brilraulos the receipts on the entire tine to
be only su gnu In proportion (and unquestionably they will be
gonddsenbq larger) there would accrue
A gross receipt of
Deducting 60 per cent. working expenses
Leaving net gale
interest on total bonded debt, Including Dols
present Issue
Root of leased lines

-•-..-. 1,206. MK)

Leering earplug
This. under ordinary circumstances, would be applicable to
dividend on stock, but for the amoust required to pay interest
se bonds 717.1160 Ma being pa) able to London, at the axed
rate of ta. per dollar, and the rate of exchange at present ruling
exceptionally high, a portion of above surplus would be ab-
sorbed in the premium for gold,.
It is thus evident that the resources rd the road win be far
more than equal to meet the diary for interest, even should the
gate of exchange rule much higher than at present.
The several dhislons of the Atlantic and Great Western Ral-
lis" have been cenaolidated under the government of lames
Robb, Seq., whose reputation as a banker sod railway adminis-
trator to established in Europe aa well as in America. Mr. Robb,
as President of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway, joins
the direction of the Erie and other IIINS forming the through
route between New York and St. Loula, so as X* secure unity of
fiction.

-11- Siprice of taus has been fixed at 66.
The terms of issue ere as follows :
3 per cent. on application. bobs( £ll 3 0 perms dof 1,000
do
10 per cent. 011 allotment, beteg 22 10 0 .. ..
15 per cent 19th November
15 per cent. 190 becember
tll per cont. 19th January
due let January.

£l4B 10 0
SabacHbers have the option of paying the instalments In ad.
Vance, and will be allowed • discount of 9 per cent. per annum
On such prepsyrocata.
After allotment, acrip ostilficates will be issued to "bearer."
These certificates will be eichanged for bonds W " hearer' on
payment of the noel instalment.
Forms of application may be obtained at the Consolidated
Zink or at the °vices of the Compaq. No. Y. Old Broad street,
looden, , or of 1. F. Batterthwalte, broker, 3,, Thew.
Morton-street, London, LC.
I/16'405, Oct. 12, int

ATLANTIC AND O&UT WINTERST RAILWAY.
PO= or APPUCATIOIL
To be forwarded to the Moss of the , No.l, Old Broad-
street, London, &C., after payment of the preliminary deposit
to the Bankers.
No
To the Atlantic and Great Western Railway Company.
liming paid to the Cemeolldeted Bank (Limited the mm of
, I hereby request that you will allot me $
Peened Mortgage Honda of the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
way thin Di. Woo , and I hereby sus to accept ouch hoods, or
My less number that may be allotted le me.
1 an, your obaltenteervant,
Signature
Address in tall.
Date

GRESHAM LIFE A/SI:MANCE SOCIETY,
117, Old Jewry, LC.
IP. ALLAN CURIA Actin:7 and Seentary.

HOWARD and SONS' EASY CHAIRS and
son& —7lke public will Sol these Goods of the beet pee
able quality, and t varlet,. at 24 sad 27, BRILN7III4-
MUT, oxrou AUT. Disler aid sethastes haw

DLSCOTT'S BILIOUS sad LIVER
sever falling remedy pepre mtillalit any
ingredient, from the recipe ad Dr. Monti, will be found laminable
Go all who sager from baths. and liver complaints, indigestion,
RAMS, giddiness, acidness of the eyes, cite. Foe habitual
acetivenes, as • family aperient medicine, and m • wilier of
Abe blood, they are truly steeliest . mild In their operatics aid
grateful to the stomach, they mate appetite, promote dimities,
"d strengthen the whole nervous eyetem.--Ithid by W. that-
hark chemist, 0, k log Willianiet., -arms. and by tams
druggists, in bones, le. led. sod b. Pg. we to ask for Dr.
Boothe iialolll aid Liver /WM nepenthe are in • steam grim
package aim o militate lambert" immured on ths stamp.

Tan INVICIORATrirE NERVINE ESSENCE.
The most alealllkally prepared sad MONI powerful 'attri-
tive cordial ever hareduesd ; sworn to "Ntr mnal3 c°Bdig°6
the "tr etiona on the hi of which perfect health
It
it • epeelfle for dehilrij et all Ueda sad teem Its sae
ii. moor other isaredlsets. MMus sod Ishdr• al 004,4
Z", Pi's* highly twestletal to UN nervous sa dyspeptic.
*". €.• Per I.ottle, or four quiatales la see ter Ile. Sole
deems, Mc,ns. Itamnrarten and Co.. SW oa/ord-atrast. W.C.
and Ms, Eenchurca-strest. &C. Larks.

• pp OYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.—Under the sole
inanagentent of Mr. FICHTRIL—ThIa Theatre will OPEN
on SATURDAY October 21, with a New Drama, entitled THE
KING'S BUTTERFLY, In which Mr. !Pechter will perform the
mincipal character. The scenery painted by Mr. William Cal-
cola The box-dace will open on Monday, October 17, from 11
Un 4.

frII 11
0 X F OR D.
TEI OXPOED aad cANTVLBtritY HALL COMPANY

(Welted%
SKATLWO KILTRAORDINARY.—Ier. JACKSON HAWS,
Os American Cheney.= Skater. appears IVRItlf IVSJUNO,
end era his wonderful entertainment on the Dreirlag.room
Skates, cocaldlng Yarearko2ol, de.. OYRRATIC
SILIKCTIONS frons ILUITH; LA TROVA
TOR; do. by Untworth, Eugene, W. Randall.
Nai; NEIL Herr Ileromis. la.. &A.—Admi
84Yssion.
Ana. ed. 84Y aad Bakauyy. ; !Anis Boma, lee. Id.

THE STRAND MUSICK HALL,
having received the Musick an d Excise L
icenses, will be
OPENED to the public on MONDAY, the 17th nstant, with an
entirely Nra ..kinapany, embracing some of the most eminent
artistes In Europe.

STRAND MUSICK HALL.
TWO GUINEA !MASON TICKETS.
A limited number of ANNUAL TICKETS, conferriag tbs pri-
vilege of entree in the PRIVATE INAUGURATION on SATUR-
DAY, the nth instnut, to be bed it lb. Box-oleos, 17,
kurstreeL

YARMOUTH BLOATXRS, in Season from
Od Ito ono or Dee. , 100. ; 1.000. f4.—Farwarded• uPos
reesept ot resitting" by 11101. itAItIBY, Oral Yarmati

'CANDLES.-PRIZE MEDAL.
PAILANTINK—Admied by Mr MOWN Oommairat tar
Mr BMW" alatkoss

J. C. *ad J. 117.1.D,1
the original nissintactnren and holders of the 1802 Prise Medal,
eantke the pablle whist any spurious imitations. Their label
la on all whets and Eons. Seta of an dealers throanhest the
="Whoinale and ter exportation at the Works, UPPIE,
17:, LAMBETH, LONDON. &, where
bia aloe may be obtained
this agebnhed Vatted Berries Soap Tali

nVERCOATB. HAMILTON and KIMP-
v TON. Talton and Overcoat Malt," invite an early ins,
Mon of the NEW 00066 ice the coming season, of which
specimen sannente are ea hand.
106, enti oppotite Ezeteriall.

HYAM and CO.'S CLOTHING
ESTABLISHMENT, eg and 07, Oxford-Wrest-
The attention of Gentlemen is partkolanly invited to the fol-
lowing arrangsmente Into which and Co.'s Establishment
Is laid out for public accommodation :
No. 1. Clothing for Immediate Weer.
No. I. Select Order Department.
No. S. AMMAN and Youths' Department.
No. 4. Bat and Hosiery Department.
The most experienced cutters and work hands are engaged in
the Tailoring branches, and the best and most fashionable
fabrics and true economy are guaranteed.
BYAM sad CO., 00 and 07, Oxfordetrest, Louden ; 11, 11, and
32, New-street, Birmingham; 42, Briggats, Leeds: and West-
gate, Dewsbury.

CONSIGNMENT of PLANTS from GHENT.
Ar. J. C. STEVENS will SELL by AUCTION,
af hb GlMANcoins, M. King-street, Covent-garden, TO-
W, Oct le. at hall-past 12 precisely, 350 AZALEAS, 430
camellia', 200 Mum lancifoUtnn, and • quantity of canna,
draciensa, rhododendrons, amaryllis, Ac., from • wen-knows
tirn,= in Belgium.--On view the morning of sate, and 1711111-

THE LIQUID GEM. Song, by the Composer
et "8ar0,106 sells haunts roe MAR U. 6d. London :
Robert Cocks and Co., New Burlington etreet, W., publishers to
the n
111. Queen. B.R.R. the Prince of Wales, and the Laporte Na-
poleo

Now ready, to O vols.. pool am prise A 1 11a Od.,
LORD OAKBURN'S DAUGHTERS.
By the Author of "last Lruto,'". Teruel. ?ride," !to.
Load's : Bradbury aad imam, 11, Boavorleotivot, ie.

Jana pal:abbot In One Volume, dewy five, peke 18.., Ilhestreted
with nua.seeum Plana Bectlona, and Sketches of Gardens and
General 4..da a New Idalea. Pled.l7 nedareed. ee
HOW TO LAY OUT A GARDEN. Intended
Y a General Guide to Choosing. Forming, or Improving an
Lasts, from a Quarter of an Acre to a Hundred Acres to enact
By RDWAILL igILP. lAadecap Gardener, Birkenhead.
London : Bradbury and Evans, 11, Bouverlostreet, EC.

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1862. The Books
ldada of A
aad Dorms
ast required ander the above Let, alas all ether
seeDostua with every o
de., Nagaland for
Palate Ompuales, the iftuatlisa-boase, de., supplied ea the
best terms. Mating of every deseelpties. /sparing, Daa
11,14,& M. - -

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