The Express.
London, England, 1863-05-09 00:00:00

BPICIAL NOTIC!...

THE IMPERIAL ROYAL PRIVILEGED
UNION BANK of AUSTRIA (Limited).
Capital, Two Alllllona
Banana—Mears. Masterman, Peters, and Co., NlA°lanlane.
SuLlatolta—Mesan. Crowder, Maynard, Soo, and Lawtord.
Baoazas Wawa Bfß, Fawcett, sad HU

LIVERPOOL, NEW FOTE, AND RITLADELPIILk IMAM
=IF COMPANY.
a and Passengers sr* hereby rearethlly Informed that
tEen Comps steamers. hitherto sal rig on Saturday for New
York, and calling at Qneenatows for passengers oa MondaY,
will la Mims sail from Liverpool on Fridays . and will a:retinue
a regular sailing ever. alternate Friday from Ilverpool, caning
at Qoessatown on the following day for passenger, and dee.
ismaL Ineerage passage by steamer of Nit May,
teg ss
elli sas (A 4 Ba 4
STEAM COMMUNICATION to NEW YORK
titrack—The LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA-
DELPHIA BTRALLISIIIP COMPANY intend despatching their
fall-powered Ciplabuilt Iron Screw Steam-Ships, calling at
Qamesiown to embark passenger+ and despatches. aa follows:
FROM uv Immo% FOR NEW YORIL
frrt 07 BALTIMORE, Wednesday, May U.
KANGAROO, Friday, May is.
ILIMNBURGIEL Wednesday, May 10.
CITY 07 MANCIIRSTEK Wednesday, May V.
Awl every rammeding Wedneeday, lad every alternate Friday.
Cabin prams tfi, IL and II guineas, according to the accom-
modation. Forward paaaage 8 guineas. Including all provieions
cooked. Paassagen for Canada- the United Stoics, and British
Columbia, booked thronek on very whyostagoous arras.—For
farther perticulan apply to WILLIAM IN AN. tt, Water-
/Mat, Citystreet, Liverpool ; or to RIVER and MACEY, I, King William-
.

DBILLIPPS, GRAVES. and PRILLIPPS
despetek the andermentlened fireceines etspinee.;
ice SOITIRDAM and the RHINE, the BATATTI'II, from
lhe Bettie end Foreign steam Wharf, WsPrinil. eerySeedy.et 11 ha. :t1 re.. Ll 10a., and 17s. dd. Beans tickets,
• lan and a half. The PTENOORD, Thursday morning early,
Boni a the Tower. Fare LI.
ler MUM the ADULZ, MOW!. or OCHWALBS, alter
Wily every Theradly, tress florestydown, at 11 a.m. ; calling
it Blackwell Pier to receive peasengers at noon. Fares : ed. di,
ad 108.
oarKiirstria. the LONDON, abont May 10, from Horse-
llareaA:AS II fa., and lit To be followed by the
rIUMT WAS Way 17.
ler ODIPIN Oltlf, MALIIO. and irroamont. the
=waxy. Way 10, from Alderman's Tier. Farm :—to Copan-
awe, LS Y. Return tickets at a Are and a half.
lar bd.* essesch (charge! Chaplet's Universal Oros,rle.== P GRUM, and PHILLLITO,

ANEVER TAILING REMEDY.
A. SCOTT/ smog!! sad LIVER PILLS, prepared with*
eat any Mercurial Ingredient. from the recipe of Dr. Scott, will
be found invaluable to all who suffer from bilious and liver com-
plaints. buligesiton, wind, spasms, ed. Mem, diminese of the
eyes, &e. For habitual costiveness, as a temily aperient medicine,
and as a purifier of the blood, they are truly excellent . mild in
their operation and grateful to the stomach they meat* appetite,
Demote digestion, and Ann.:then the whole n moue syMme.—
gold by NlCTAsbert, 8, King Williamet., Charing-crose. sad by
most druukte, In born, Is. lad. sod L. 94. Be sum to ask
for Dr. Boon's Bilious ant Liver /lib. The genuine are a square
green package. with William [embed" engraved on the stamp.
D R.

D B J ON G H'S
LIGHT-BLOWN COD LIVER OIL,
Pronounced J:7)
_t h• Meant medical authorities to to
TNN ONLY COD LIVNIt OIL

Outs,lnv;:labli uniformly excellent,
PALATABLI. WILY Yh.IU,
Prom which the consumptive sad debilitated Can &TITO

lIIMIDT AID POLIIANIOIT ISZNEYIT.
801 l only la copulae hawkl half pinta, la. ed.: Sete. tu
quarto, flu , by repeatable Cltentata throughout the weed-
Bnti Clousuurrag :
ANSA& warm), aad 00., 77, PAM& Laudon.

RICORD'S KBBE2IOI d LIFE
swim =mama t. r wet dretinnd conelelatleea !a
dear "aka leelluee f. twanfila its leads an parmenean
tte assaallatine aref...add in am^ at& MI lanknettona
NS ae few ties Ile !LL. eant cry et aaratere
pentad ea resoled ealgegamaa MUT
and Ca. 218. lawn era teeeolrben.

Irme noINVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE.
molt ealontlicolly propooM and mot porartol wart.
owe tnlotinsei : pootoroo to *dr norm! osatlttion
an Ur morotlono, w tMWaplty of wldok pootoot Math dr
pia
1, nl, • swift for daaniti a/ an Idialin and from s 1.5.-
men, oar togrodlooto, maw sod pimd timao al lido.
min pow. tosoldol to Qs mirror
hie* it pm bog* or tour quantities In coo forir akolo
spats Yemen lisaalgarten and Co., 69:1, Oace44llllll,
113, Imadoviallmtreet, LC., London.

rrROIJSERS.--Special attention is called to the
NNW SPRING GOODS, and gentlemen who do not mind
=111111: }ire
fprpattern thaatg.:ll'.l4'.°2t....a.nt depend an
HAMILTON and KIMPTON'S, TAILORS,
106, Strand (opmmate Rioter Hall).

PRELIMINARY STATEMENT.
S NOVELTIES for the SEASON.
1. The Government of his Itspe rial Majesty the Emperor of
this R i"ELThe ALEX' ANDRA, mina of WALRII, and ROYAL
Austria, impressed with the Importance of extending
country the benefits of jostock banking, has granted to his BRIDAL BOUQUET, L. each. The Caasolette Fan, delight^
Excellency the Baron de Thi • preliminary concession forties fully_perturned, from Si. M. : • specimen by poet for 50 stamps.
establment of a Bunk, with hes throughout the empire, Inr„,..,_kith-o It oentod,„_Choml• Se elegant golden ornament foe the
to Moo educted on English basking principl ost for lE stamps. —L MINI* Per-
t As an m deuce of the wide field open foes.
rsuch an Institution, 'tuner. 16.
it may be stated that while England, with a population of thirty
millions, has more than one thoueand five hundred joint-stock
banks, Including brandies. Austria, with a population of thirty-
nine millions, has only five banks, with • very limited number
ef branches •
& The recent act passed by the Austrian Legislature for the '
resumption of cash payments on or before the lit of January,
1867, Is foanded on principles identical with those governing the
Bank of England. This important financial reform, combined ,
with the great progress recently made In the constitutional •
government of Austria, must place all emomercial operations on ;
• sounder and more stable basil.
e. The vast agricultural and intnaral resources of Austria,
which become daily more largely develop.' by the railways already
existing, as well so by those In course of completion, and which
Clad a ready market In this couatry, require betaking facilities
co-extend,* with commercial progress.
6. The system of baakmg, se known In Gnat Britain mid some
of the Continental States, is so little In use in Austria that the
ordinary practice amongst merchants and others Is to keep
within their own hands their deposit, of hulikm end other securi-
ties. end each of the governmental deputmetria is, for the extant
elm owe fends, Be own banker.
S. II le antiripated that the commercial community will.beia. I
firmed, from the facilities affonlei them, to deposit with title
establlskeent bullies and *enmities which they now retain in
their own caaibboue : and the communications which have passed
with the Austrian Government justify the belief that the " Im-
perial Royal Privileged Union Bank" will become the bankers
ter the several State Departments; iris Excellency the Minister
of Finance harin, In reply to the application made for the pre.
liminsry concemion, stated " That the Government, looking
with tatLefaction on the creation of an establishment so benefi-
cial, would afford It every poesible assistance."
7. The statutes of the Bank, which have been submitted to the
Imperial Government, are formed on the established principles
of Limited Uability
8 The subjelnedletterThas been this day received from his
Excellency Bares de Merry, Privy Councillor of his Imperial
Royal Majesty the Emperor of Auger*:
London, May 4, l'allt
I have to acknowledge the receipt of the proof of financial
means required for the establishment of the Imperial and Royal
Privileged Union Bank of Austria iLimitedh you have this day
given me for the It of placing it In a legalised form before
the Government of Me Maleety the Emperor, my most gracious
Sovereign.
The condition precedent to the approval of the statutes haring
been thereby fulfilled, and the government thus ambled to
apply for the sanction of his Imperial Majesty to the definite
concession authorising the opening of the said Imperial and
Royal Privileged Union Hank, I hereby authorise you, in pur-
suance of authority granted to me in a letter from the Imperial
Finance Minister, his Excellency Herr Von rimier, • ated
Vienna, the Bth December, 186 y. 240. e,yi. Y.M., and in accord-
ance with the law of Morranher 15th, 1861, Art. 7. Lit. B,Art. IN
Lit. A., sad Art 17, to take the neeemary ceps for securi g the
Capital, Mal also toluene to the public the Prospectus which you
have this day submitied to me, and in which you have co rectly
stated, that, oa thb diocesan' eitablishmont of the Bank, the
valuable privileged position for which application has been made
to the Imperial Government atl be expected to be conceded.
Your obedient servant,
A. BAB. THIEJLIY.
A Prospectus, with inairdeltlal List of Ihreck're, will be pub-
lished in dee course.
In the •••1•11se a Subscription List is opened at the aim of
Meier'. Mil, Fawcett, and Hill, 20, Threalueedle-street LC.

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WEIAT IS FAITH I A Reply to Dr. Baylee's
Challenge to Dr. Colenao. A Leder addressed to the
Rev. Joseph Baylee, D.D., St. Aden's College, and to ell Theo-
logians and Divines, Roman Catholic as well as Protestant. By
A 8., a Layman. This letter Mats a new mid startling quer
floc, namely, whether revealed tenth Is indeed incomprehensible,
and whether Ood ever expected men to believe without under-
standing. The author maintains Mug it is a downright absurdity
to say that truth of any kind, mature' or revealed Is incompre.
hensible : that trunk is to the usdenttaedieg exactly what light
to to the eye, and that revealed troth in particular is so simple
and eaay that ft was understood by illiterate Cabman's and In
to them mg Mhos. sad hidden/al ,
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TgLiIi:#ItAPEUCI INtMUOICNCI,

THE POLISH INSIIERECTION.
CRACOW, Ilsv S.
On the 6th inst. Minitwski suffered a defeat with
considerable lose at Krzejkawks.
General Null° was killed.
Yesterday the insurgents were defeated and dis-
persed near Scyce and Wilkowinne.
A portion of them fought their way into the
interior, and 141 others have been conveyed to this
city.

WARSAW, Kay 7.
Six hundred insurgenta who had come from
Galicia have been defeated near Slawko.

Thirty-one of their number were taken prisoners,
among whom were fourteen Frenchmen and
Italians.

On the sth inst. the insurgent chief Bonitza,
with 800 men, attacked the Russian infantry near
Milzyrzecz, but was defeated and taken prisoner.

ITALY AND POLAND.
TURIN, MAT 8.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the Minister
for Foreign Affairs dated that the notes and docu-
ments bearing upon the Pohair question would be
communicated to the Chamber in the course of
the next session, and would be published with
other papers relating to different foreign questions.