The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-30 00:00:00

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bird street.

Te the Dive tors of the Internitkoilainatteial Society fLinalted),
and the AogioLtalian Bank Limited).
Gentlemma, —Having paid to Mews. Itobarts, Lubbock. and
Co , bankers, the sum of t , being gl per abase cm
shares, I request you rrW allot me shares
of CSO each to the 'calla° Lad Company ;Limited', and I hereby
agree to become a member of that Company. and to accept such
shares, or any less number, that may be allotted to me ; and I
rvyttest that my name may be placed on the r. eater of members
in respect of the *bares allotted to me.

I ant, Gentlemen. your obr.:leat termer
Name in full
Addrem la full
Beeman
Date

VXCELLENTE BIJ OUTER'S COURANTE.
.11.4 MODELES SELCIAUX L es PAERIQUE.*—JOAN
EiIIoODEN. baring been itortered wtth a Pint-dam Ueda aS
the Paris Universal Exhibition. asecanpinied by the above Sat.
tering testimonial, respesttely invites She Debits to ea teepee.
Moe of his GOLD CHAINS and saltpetre samortment of
JEWELLERY, all made on the p-snitaes.
JOHN BROODEN, Goldsmith. Manufactory, No. le, ilearietta-
Menet, Comnit.gafdep W. C.
.I?tabliehed.A. D. 1795

Aaron made of Chalon and /evader/ for In each. N.E. ibis
aotahlfstusant la cloud ma 4la the rraolaig, lad on Mainninyf ea
I *Wed

WHITE and 8017NDTESTH are indiapesaable
to tenocesel Attraction. end to health &ad loonertty by
the preen ntestleetton of hon. ROWLAND" ODONTO. oo
PEARL DItNTIIkICL canpreteded of Orland iegredlente.
toonloabie value In sod beautify' s( the teeth.
streenthenleg the rasa sad In deg a pleading &grnee to
the breath. It ening:wee tartar the teeth, restores spots
of Indolent decay, sad ponies sea preeenres the euse4 to
antra It Imparts • penetillte whitentea Its Invaluable=
parties have obtained the patronage el royalty sad the
whey of Amoy* sod It to ealvereally la MO repute. Moo
ea ad. per be& Bold et le, liettoormodeeta Juni by Cheidess
est Norbert& Ask let "Berbade

TKO FM ALT RXHISTIIONS Or THE MOON.
THE ART JOURNAL for June (price 2a. 6d.)
Bost l= elaborate critical and descriptive articles on the
Pine Art itzlnitions sow epos is Insides, by Anent and well-
informed writers, via :
The Royal Academy. The Inetlinte of Painters In
The Benet, at Patters In Water-Colours.
Mambo
Water-WRoyalows. inhibition of Trawl and
The natant , Plerniab Meares
The line engravings are :—" .7tricilan tie the Valley of Humi-
liation," by George Oreatbach, altar P. R. Pickeregill, LA. ;
"Grange Iterchaatman going to Moms; by R. Willis, after J.
W. W. Turner, EA. "Ariel," by IL Roffe, from the statue by
J. Lough. the other cantsste et the number will be
found "The Du Ribibition of 184 i," with illustrstions ;
" Wedgwood and Etruria,' by Llewellysn 0. Jewltt, illutrand ;
Portrait Palatiag la Zealand," by Peter Cistalsghani, F.S.A.
" Art Work in June," by Rev. J. O. Wood, MA. ; Hattory of
emission sad of Oreemose is Art," by ?babas Wright, Illtm
Sated " Almanack of the Month," frees designs by W. Harvey ;
" ReLeotime b Meter Geometricalty corkland. by Nana A.
W. Diaries, Royal Artillery, Lliastrated with Diagrams. "
for
treted Prayer Boob," with Oluatratioss ; Parlbsiestery Grebe
Art, do, he.
Inadon : James & Virtue, 11. Ivy-lane.

RrosY SCHOOL—The noblemen and gentlemen
elnaated at Rugby School intend to telebeate their triennial
fai4ival os the 15th of the sisesisi sans& at Willis'e-reoces,
Kinsetreet, St. Jesse'''. The Very Rev. the Des. et
Wtstagester is to mashie on the nscestios. _

CONFICILATION or Sr. Pin 's CITII.ICH' BZTHlTAL-
nitms.—The Bishop of Leaden osaseasted the new church
of St. Paul's, Bethsal,-peen, on Saturday erasing, the first
time in the dimes of Loads: that such a ceremony has bees
performed at that time of the day. The Bishop, who was
accompried by his chaplains, arrived at the chart* which
situate is Virgiala-row, at six o'clock, and was re-
wired by the Rev. John Patterson, LA., neat of Christ
Church, Spitalbelds ; the Rural Dean ; the Rev. J. Hamad,
A., Rector of St. Matthew'', Bethaal.greee ; the Rev. J.
D. Margashen, A., Incumbent of St. Bartholomew ; the
Rev. Dr. Greedy, lacumbeat of St. Jamas the Lass ;
the Rev. J. Colbourn*, locumbast of St. Matthias ; the
Rev. J. G. Parker, LA., Ineumbeat of St. Peter's ; the
Rev. J. E. Beane, M.A., Ineumbant of St. Jede's ; sad
many other parochial After the ordiaary COD.
serration sersoa was ormed, the Bishop preached •
masterly memos from • Zfnd and 23rd verse of the Bth
chapter of St. Paul's Epistle to the Remus, and adverted
to the missy which sin was cauraag in that crowded neigh-
bourhood The church, which is • headroom' structure, has
been erected at a east of 4,000 E, and in capable ce acomicidst-
keg about 900 persons. A district has bees assigned to it
out of the parochial divisions of St. Matthias and St.
Thomas's, sad the Rev. Jams Swinbourn, previously
curate of Matthias, has been appointed the gut in-
cumbent. Yesterday morning the Archbishop of Canter-
bur/ (gashed in the church or behalf of the building fend.
NATiosAL ORPHAN Homo, Hay Commox.—The
twelfth festival ad this lairity vaabekl r Bate:day eve.
at the Star sad Garter, Richmond ; the Duke d'Aurnale
io the chair. His royal Weser was supported by Lord
Claud Elamlion, the Count of Bovine, the &shop of
Moray and Roes, Sir C. Rowley, Si, W. Stirlieg, Sir A.
the Hon. J. 8. Wortley, Mr. Bernard, M P., and
about • hundred other gentlemen. After the emissary
taste the children (106 little girls) were introdeoed into
the room, sad they excited much admiration by their
comely and modest &opossum le the course of the even-
ing subssiptions to the amount of between 600 f. and 7001.
were announced. The steals' of music, min by Mr. W.
Dowse, Mr. W. Cumminp, Herr Reichardt, Kr. C. Car-
ter, Mr. Winn, sad Mdlle. Marie Emir, was of • very high
character.

.111AMINATION Or STUDILVES Or TER INNS Or
Comer.—As • result of the patrol examination of the
student, of the Inns of Court, held at Lincolo's.ion-ball, an
the 19th, 20th, and 71st days of May, the Connell of
Legal Education have awarded to Devid Lyell, Fag.,
student of the Inner Temple, a studentship of 50 guineas
per annum, to matinee for a period of three years ; to
Franck Turner, Faq., student of the Middle Temple, an
exhibition of 25 guinea, per enema, to continue for • period
of three years ; and to John Chester, Faq, Atadsol of the
Middle Temple, Maurice F. Farrell, EN., student of the
Middle Temple, and Francis Henry Lasoelles, Esq.. student
of the Inner Temple, osrtificatee of honour of the first clue.
THE DISTRESS IN LANCASHIRY..—The Mansion-
house Committee of the above fund met on Saturday, bat
in cousequenoe of the increase of labour amongst the opera-
tives, owing to an increase in the supply of cotton, several
of the committees bare suspended relief, and only a few
grants were made, amounting in the surteto 8204, which
were apportioned as billowy :—Wisan, ; Mottrain in
Longendale, 501. • Hyde, Newton, &a, 504 ; Tietwietle,
501. ; Burnley ladae committee, 50/. • Broadbottoen, 40/. ;
[Banbridge, 351. ; Oviedo°, 301. ; lintwistle over
251. ; Glossop overlookers, 251. ; Farrington, 23/. ; Witelkshrl
sad Barn, 201. ; Barsky masegen sad overlookers, 40/. ;
Charkewortli sewing elms, 201. • Dunbar-bridge, 15/. ;
Withnell, 15/. ; Brodkin, 15/. ; filenlesbary, 151.-• Mellor,
Derby, 10/. ; Cterapten mailmen and overlooks:re, 101. ;
Hotline= and overlookers, 101. ; New Mills, 104 ;
Little Hayfield, ; Tockholee, 51.
WORKING MAN'S DLL'S AND IDA.J.D.E TOR ST.
PHILIP'S BRISTOL.—On Monday evening lad • 'sanely at-
tended meeting was held at the Minion I lhapel,Unity.strest,
for the purposed promoting the formation of • working
men's club for St. Philip's. The chair Ina takes
hr Mr. Handel Corkin, and there sere apes the
platform the Reverend H. Solly, Mr. C. .1. Thomas,
Mr. J. Wetherbed, he. The Reverend Mr. Scilly
delivered as address upon the advantages to be derived
from ass formation of working men's clubs. He also gave
some exceedingly valuable information as to the manage-
ment of the institution, and the beet mesas by which it
could be made to promote the intermits of the working
dames. Mr. JSOlli DIM the hoe. secretary of the club, then
stated that the St. Philip's Working Men's Chib and Insti-
tute bed ootanteaced on the 19th February, with only two
ee three venous, and it now numbered 90 members. The
beildiog ad bees secured, and it was proposed to start the
club on the limited liability *kink • resolution was
passed approving of the establishment of the club, and the
meeting terminated with a vote of thanks to the Asir-
lass. _ _ _

TEATS or Mk. HICNST Kut SIMITIL—We M-
int to sanouogis the (loath of Mr. Henry Tier Swear, who
repreaseted Dereetabire for nearly twooty years, sad bed
only Sort retired froth earthward ea theoriet of illthealth.
Ifs nereeted pethers• died rather seddealy at Ike seat
of Sir K. Baker, wear Maw/ford, is Dons/. On Snltainrti
Hie only chdd, • daughter, was meetly
aa ettrudi of the Bntieb embeary at Paris, sad
Mr. &prier was shoat to visit bor. The nose of hie death
rem jaundice. Hie death was aramisseed at Dorebeeter
maths. ae Saturday, sad musk regret we ,:peered at th•
esetresse• Mr. Sorrier was • athearrative is politico, and
was highly resesetod to Doeselebirs.
ROYAL Faze HOSPITAL, GILAYII-lIIN-ILOAD.,--The
timber of reheats relieved at this Dapped that% the week
Imes. Nay 211, was MO, of whisk 1,147 sow woe mew

ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALFRED AT LISBON.
LISISDN, MAY M.

The Racoon has arrived hay with Prism Alfred
on board. His Royal Highness will land to-morrow.
The King will some from Cintra to receive him.

SPAIN.

MADRID, MILT 28.

To-day in the Senate the Mineter of Finance
read the bill granting to Messrs. Weisweiller, Sala-
manca, and Oema, the concession for the estab-
lishment' of a Credit Fonder Company with the
obligation of taking an amount of 200 millions reals
in Treasury Bonds. The report of the committee
on the Passive Debt will be brought forward this
session.

THE PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, NAY ZS, Evania.

The result of the general plebiscite is 713,285
votes for and 67 spinet the new constitution
proposed by Prince Coma. There were 766,906
persons entitled to vote, out of which number 53,563
were either absent, ill, or abstained from voting.

INDIA.
(By tolograph from Sea)
MURDER OF A MISSIONARY AT
PESHAWUR.
BOMBAY, MAT 14.
The Rev. Lambert Lowenthal, missionary to the
Afghans, has been murdered at Pashawur.
The Viceroy is at Simla.
COMMERCIAL DITELLIOENCE.

Grey shirting* and cotton quiet. Mahn opium,
14.70 r. Exchange on London, 2s. lid. Govern-
ment securities—Four per Cents., 94i ; Five per
Cents.. 1044 ; Five-aud-s-Half per Cents., 113.
The London mail of the 18th April has arrived
here.

CALCUTTA. NAT 12.

Grey shirtings and mule twist firm. Govern-
ment securities—Four per Oents., 961; Five per
Cents., 106 ; Five-and-a-Half per Cents., 114 i.
Exchange on London, 2s. 1 td. Freight for seeds,
80s.

THE BOMBAY AND MAURITIUS MAILS.
The following telegram has been remind ham
from the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company :

ALEXANDRIA, MAT 2S.

The Baroda and Masailia, with the above mails,
left here at 10 a.m. to-day. The former may be
expected at Marseilles on the 3rd, and the latter at
Southampton shoat the 10th Mat.

FRANCE.

(room oat ant owl oosaieroicarr.)
PARIS, B•Tuai.)4T_Kvoirnia.

To-day the protracted swoon of the Legislative
Corps was brought to a close without the farther
prolongation which was rather expected. The
Duke tie Morey addressed a farewell speech
to the deputies, in which be thanked them
all, without distinction of party, for their friendly
conduct towards himself. Me exhorted them
to unity and mutual forbearance. As an in-
stance of the blindness of party spirit he told a
story of Marshal Boult, who when he was not in
office was said by everybody to have rained the
battle of Toulouse, but whenever he became a
minister it was fiercely maintained that he had lost
it. (Great laughter.) In conclusion, the President
of the Chamber said :
Ah, gentlemse, bow greatly should we serve the interests
of our country if we were to join all our strength without
mistrust and without irritation. And how greatly should
we serve the cause of liberty, if we were to reader it
attractive by moderatiou and *Moe is the eugmmios of
Ong *WOOL It is towards this object, in which are
blended the interests of the Emperor, those of the
eoustry, and your ewe, that my moduli efforts will teed
so keg as Have the honour to fill this dale.
The elections for the Councils General are fixed
for the 18th and 19th of June. It is to be
expected that a great many more independent
members will be chosen than on any former occasion.
It is to be observed that the Cosistitutionisel takes
no notice of the difficulties about the ports of Kiel
and Rendslitug, which other journals think serious.
The jockey club was illuminated last night to
celebrate the triumph of the Frecch filly, Fills de
l'Air. Some of the French journals speak of her
by mistake as the winner of the Derby instead of
the Oaks.

The Bourse has slightly recovered from yesterday's
fall.

The works for the restoration of the Cathedral of
NMee Dame bean awl, iaished, the eameceatiors of the
Mai* has hem Axed far the 31a. haat. It may appear
Mageke thee the moveable building Meek have aMated
for co maay seetwiel withest Lein eitareed We SONNY
earemaay. Beek I the feet, aevertitelem—Gelmaani.

A grand dinner took place at the court of
Bremen a few d•ys sines is hamar of the Prisms sod
Primates of the Holatmin-Glooksburg family, who hays
boss 'Myles in the Bahian capital for some months.

The Itiiipendance Beige of the 22nd inset. pub-
lishes a letter from St. Potonbarg of the 14th, of which
the following is an extract :—" The sernity-three peanut%
who arrived from Poised be thank in their owe name sad
in that of Slew brothree the Ere Alexander for having
rentond them their liberty and made them pp
have left to return to their country and their vilrlai
same mart carriages which led Wean them from UN @tattoo
took them back, penetrated with the assesses, the niceties's,
the feta, and the benison' which had been lavished epos
them during the whole period 6/ their stay is the Rumbas
capital. But • dreadful sight awaited them at the statics.
They had scarcely descended from their carriages whoa •
train arrived from Winsaw. Imagine the horror they must
leave hilt at the sight of • crowd of Polish primers ia
gleans and bound for Siberia. They threw themeelvee into
iseli o alma, 'biddies abundant tailwind maids. better
oemplafnd. It wee Doe of *hoes beartrendied sight►—
renfwed cruel by onatrast--wideli 081100 description.
It did not last Inn. however; they wens soon separated
from their fellow eocetryinen, and sent opposite wave.
As for the anthers et this inopportune manioc they lodged
sollsely in. I canoot tell you bow they were punished for
• mincidearis which they might embalm bare bees able to
prineet.'
Sir Richard Gravel M•Donnell, M. and C.D.,
Lye been appointed !leukemia. goveruar of Nova Semis ;
M. JOOllll Weenie Sherd bee been violated president
aid 'odor member of the Executive Council of the Lamed of
Xenia ; and Yr. Jobs lUDoeeell and Yr. James NW, to
be teeintere et the Ogee& of the Island el Onssia.

-At the Cape, the Colonial Secretary, the Treasurer-
General, the Altalar•Oeseral, and • large mumble
of numbed of periessen4, left Cape lows an
April 18, for Pod Elizebeth, in the steamer
Cambrian, en sem to Graham's Town, to the
opeeag of parliament, which is to he held in the Shaw
College, • and commodious building. The Governor's
new fiaancial measures were under dissemble in the colony.
It was moldered that, transferring the chirp of the roads
in the Molly to provincial road boards, empowered to
alms local rates, would be equivalent to • direst tax on
land to the extent of from 30,0001. be 40,0001. •
year, but the provisions of the bill were on.
Mend equitable, and calculated indirectly to be in
many reaped' beseacial ; the Stamps Bill would bring
about 25,0001.; the taxes on bank noes and succeerion so
property about 15,0001. Medea them, making altogether
by thine bills an addition of about 75,0001. par annum to
the mem. Bat against this was set rd, in addition to
the ordinary expect e" of the year, 10,0001. as the oasts ix.
ended in removing the pediment this sewing to Graham's
Town, and in addition to that te• expense of carrying out
the Judicial Reform BiU—instituting a new supreme court
and court of appeal. They wee, boiniser, but little im-
pede:tics in the colony that either the Judicial Reform Bill
or the Bill for Begieeriag Deeds would be canted, at least
in anything like their proposed forme A bill had been
proposed forregulating the edneatimal oysters of the colony
on • sound and liberal Tanis.

Cape commercial ►fain had not beim of the brightest
daring the past month. Through the failure of an old and
reopected mamboed, the Hee. Mr. Jiff* le the wine trade,
Led the temporary scispeasice of Means. B. A. Gruner sad
Ca in the Maeritinefehjoed (maenads, through Mr. G. N.
• theageet of the hoes, ►t the Cape, being *sized with
a modal disorder, a panic bad occurred. Ultimately, how-
ever, affairs were being set to rights, and but little pima
lon was motemplated.
News had teen Teceived from the Zambesi. Her Majesty's
ship Valorous arrived in flimou's Bay, April 16, from the
Mozambique, with Dr. Livingittem's little atrium the
limey in tow. She also brought down the Bev. Mr.
Waller sod several of the soave members of the Church
Minion. Mr. Weller was to return to England by the mix
steamer, and though he agrees that Dr. Livingstone was
thoroughly justified four years *gain recommending the sots-
bbahment of a mini' on the Zambesi or the Shire, so
great has bees the depopulation Once the.. amounting to
more than ninety per mot., that be thialts that it would be
a mere wade of effort to continue themsupacey of the field
any looser. Biahop Tozer with the ,Rev. Maims.
A Ilington and Steers are still at Mozambique,
making inquiry as to what sew field for mimics
operations should be opened on the east coast. It was not
improbable that ultimately they might be attracted to
Captain Spoke's urgeet appeal in favour of the densely
populated countries visited by himself is the neighbour-
hood of Victoria Boum. Dr. Livingstone had left the
Mozambique for Bombay, with the Lady Nysasa. Dr.
Dare health had been greatly benefited by his sojourn in
South Africa.

The Bishop of Oslo@ Town, in his capacity as metropolitan.
was 'ON sip to Natal to take preemies and make all the
DOCOMary anapr«ate for the dimes there, which he
now considered to he vacant, in vinee of the sestme
of deposition passed upon Dr. Dolma. This, it was ex-
pected, would lead to fresh legal compliostioos. The
synediasi commission of the Dutch Reformed Church
were in asesioe, and had to grapple with some knotty
mass, which in their main features wore analogous to the
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