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

PION LITELPOOL 10k NEW TOIL.

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CITY OF MANCHESTER, Wednesday, Inas S.
CITY OF WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jane 10.
CITY OF COM Friday, June IL
And ovary Wednesday, and every sltsenale Friday.
Cabin passage lb, IT, and 21 guinea; moceding to the soma-
Isolation. Forward passage a guineas, including all provisions
=i4Psesmigars tor Canada. the United Matas, and Mthly
booked tbroo on very advantageons tonna —For
*Aka wilsalars apply to WILLIAM INMAN, 11, Water-
s/desk LI/Smoot ;at to TES and MACEY, 1, Log MMus-
stmt. etty.

1:11ORAVI aami PIIILLIPPB
ilseleusolieral dolkim steamer.:
Pirlt9llll*4ll.asil She 311111E1 from

Has Mita\ sad farelaa Mama W , Wapping, every Sunday,
sit 11 am- Tame Ef El 10a., and 17a. eel Return tlckeu,
ngue Nal a half. The IMMO, Thursday morning early,
MEW the 'Harm ?mead.
Yew 1111101 M, MOW; Jams 4,11 as, trots Horselyisma.
lbws: AL SI. wad me.
Jar 0021=11111.0, tM COSTA) WAS*, June 7, from florae-
trlts.Tama Ei M., Mu, sad AL To be followed by the
Tor COPISHAGIN and STOCKHOLM, tae EWSKY• &bowl
Zane from alennan's Tier. lame t—To Copenhagen, £3 fa.
S. 64
4mage, Ms., apply at ataWsllalvereal
11.11,1=t1.at 8* PEPLLIPTS,O3,I and PKILLIPPd,

METROPOLITAN RAILWAY.
ADDITIONAL TILAINS.—On Ind otter MONDAY, let
the TRAMS in eacb direetien will be considerably
aIiASID, for the partieullere of which see the Thee Tables.
Doom Tieleele ere now biesed, Wise ber widen No 7 be bad
as upplicettes Is tie Superintendent, Diaarairrond.

THE PEB.TI7BOLA LEAD MINING and
SMILTING COMPANY (United).
'MCI IS MIMIST 111,71 N fast APPLICATION for
SMARMSSALIIRDAT In ,
the above C
of I ompany will
next. be =CET= ASTIR
lbe da one
W. G. WILLIAMS, bearetia.

TEN PERTLYSOLA LEAD XINING sad
MILTING COMPANY (LimMed).
Ineorporated adder the Companies AM, 1961. with Limited
Liability.
Capital, £3.0.000, In 2.5,000 Shares of £lO each.
Depodt on application, per Share, and on allotment a far-
ther payment of a per Sham. Calla not to exceed £2 per Share,
at Intervals of three menthe

Charles Bell, gaq. alma's. J. Tnuosoo, T. Boner, and Co.l
James H. Enthown, FAQ (Medals H. J. Pnthoven and dons).
John P. Judd. P.m 'Berra Nathaniel Johnston and Boos;.
John Owed. Eaq.. Ashnleke Hall, Gloucestershire
=mind A. Poutitex, Bay. Ileum. Pontires and Wood).
Jobe T 171". Elgin (Mesas. John Taylor and Bons:.
Barnard Taylor,

BANIZIN.
Neson. Barnett. Roarer, and Co., London.

Mum 3. Earned and 6).. LivetiolL
IIOIXITOBS—Meams. John and William worthy, I!, Old
Jewry-chambers.
Ilhotssa—Neenrs. Joshua Mitchinson and don, Angel-court

MANAGE'—Mara Jobe Tglorend Sons.
(MEWL SOPIRLETINDIVE IN ITALY—Mr. George Henke,.
IlingzeAßT—Mr. W. G. Williams.
Woes geloes-etrost-gdoco, London.

ThisAaped lathe perehaseßßlDOZD Pacancrus.
liab
Conga, ny bean duofly registered with Limited ility.
Ile a large interest in the celebrated
Lead Wass d Afesteponi, in the Idand al Sardinia, together
with the ezteudve Lead Smelting establishment of Pertasola
and the Bansmello Coal Mine in the Onlf of Seen*.
The purehsesenceey for these properties (including eleven-
twelfths of the llostei Mine. plant, engines, de., la 4160,000.
and it is estimated that 6.60.000 will be required as Ikeda{
so that in fixing the nominal capital at £260,000, a mar-
gin of 4160.000 is left to en Ode the Company to take advantage
getrwieh opportunities as may present themselves of extending
Wend In Italian mines,
Ws undertaking differs essentially in tie nature from ordinary
bluing enterprises. Its capital being invested to the purchase
sit mire sod worts, which are in full operation, and yielding
Try
returns.
prospectusea, with forms of application for shares, may
tbrnat the Offices of the Company, No. 6. Queen street-place,
or of the Brokers of the Company, Mean. Joshua
Eatchinson and Son. No application will be considered Isaias
• demerit of CI for each Share applied for shall have been pre-
*mai; made with tiss Bankers of the Company. Thls sum will
be !Owned In fall in the event of no allotment being made.

LAW LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
lleet-etreet. Lorton. latetsted Mt
landed assets A5,440,880
Animal Income 04,080
Per Beestoetuses sad toms for effsellog smusoces, gouty to
Ihe Aebearl. st the ledetja Mace, Illeetotreet. Leaden, Z.C.
Asa. 1114. WILLIAM SANIIIIL DOWNES, Actuary.

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drIONSIINIR7banta, Bikakers, dm—BONDS,
IN Dna N Debentures, sad other onletal doestueute
INGNAVID and rum on water-marked paper to swereue
=Tor sliersiloa. Disertngs and estimates.-11. H. COLLINS
0., beak.itrs. No. 11, Great Winebesterntreet, City,
islima to beakens.

NOTHING IMPOBBrBLY.—Tbe graded sad
swot mishit Invention of the day, AQUA ANAHILLA.—
Num. JOHN OONNILL and Cu.. Three Xing-con* Lombard-
strotriers to le
Majesty. respectfally oder to the public
leorrollose I'M, which graduellit IMMO the lumen
Mit to Ix lAMB, boe—no matter at wire ode. The Aqua
lot oar of the properties of dyes: it, on the contrary,
s dat to the erases, and when the heir Is mos restored
we agoticatton per month will keep It is perfect colour. Pries
one pines per bottle.

&7117 Z HEAD of HAIR, the Beard, Whiskers,
sad badaeldos ore realised by Sae use ot ItOWLOIIIII
us Ott. Tab elegant. Moira* and *td 011
laslent yeaa teepub for Its
the pfurteedenws. fed suceeenede=
Os lamb heir. yeaoo
provesta bale from ballad elf or bra-
vest hair, demon ta tram mead sad
inadSre:dir=: beautifully soft, ice. safkilsba.
flabbas Is espedally raeoannended, as forming UM as* of a
issaltlal lead of Mk. is all Abair IS alike dirsdays lie a-
asssdarablo malts, sad has long bear established bombs
be Lab. Pries as b., Th., Its. dd., equal to four bean. lad Ma
Gold at 10, Hattesisrdan and tr/elasalsis sod psr-
-Ark tor larbadi lfsesossr 011.

L.)111A1P8 COPIHINE NEM; seeeessfully
VIM Y Ifs Park sad Loafs Horplisk„ nadir Os ceri of
!shwa. awl Lower Owk
(Ur* Ilk Nev., ISM Whet@ • care la as wen" six 4WI.
sifter maier Wm& Wwww —ie. W. per WOW.=
fir. m..* a Jam% Iwo& Wad*, r, lispewrkel,

PHOTOGENIC GAS COMPANY (Limited).
Incorporated ander the Com les Act MI. ,ba r kir
each stuireholdisr's lability la limited to the amount of
his esbaription.
Capital £ll/0.000, in 10,000 shares of £2O each.
71st buts, 6,000 shares.
Payable—Al on application; LI on allotment; £2 In three
months from the date of allotment, and the remainder in
I sums not exceeding 62 10e. each, at Intervals of not less thus
three months, so the extension of the Company's business may
require. It la estimated that 610 per share Ii the
amount that will to required during the !bet 12 or 10 stitt
and it is not Intended that more than .216 per share should at
any time be called tor.

Samuel Appleby, Bp., Yo. THarpur street. Bloomsbury.
William Clarke, Eau.. No. 193, Adelahle-road, Ilarnstead.
Gleam Pen, Esq.. Diroctor of the London and South Western

Jobs Geary. Esq., Dfroctor of the Metropolitan end Provincial
Bank.
=dßoad, tag., Dtroctor of the Crystal Palate
llttudwiek. Req., No. 76. Canoonatoest Wa=M,
8L Jamedsastoare.
(With power to odd to their eureka).
Boidaroß.Jeer CM*, Bart: ,:a Churell-esurtisOkle=
BAIIIIMIS —Metropolitan and 'lento' Bank. No.
BROWN" —HOIII7 Pesby, lteq. (late Foster Brothers and Frisby).
No. V, Tokenbouse-yard.
3Lamasz—llr. Joseph Thomas.
Odiree—No. ge, ilthopFaterstreet-within (adjoining

The Company la longed for the purpose of introducing to the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland the Photogenic
LW equally obtainable from Ordinary Gas or Atmospheric Air,
broe Ifongruers Patent Cold Climaratoe.
• Batt which le at the mass tinse teak camp, sad
needs tts mies qailitia
be molehill/Led inanty order that
to securpom e its Immediate adoption by theshould
Pule.
The Photogenic Light has been publicly exhibited In London
foe some months pest to thousands of persons, Including chemists,
Etter, and large consumers. During the pert d
refereed
drto, pn ps lictical perience • has demonstrated Its economy.
I fiegreat Increaae of 4,ney it gives to ordinary ge, and the
=tnt tact of the constancy and durability of that increase.
een and to about being erected on a large scale iu some
important establishments In London, said may now be seen, from
IClock daily, at the Company's °faces, No. 96, Bishops-
dateatrest Within, where a few minutes' inspection will convince
eapitailda and consumers that it possesies the following ad-
vantages which are confidently claimed for it :
1. 1 hat when atmospheric air is used, it can be made in any
house or establishment, costa leas than ordinary gas, gives a
whiter and more intense light, without smell or smoke, and is
more healthy.
2. That It is not necessary to make any alterations In existing
gsafittings, except In some cases with the burners: and that
where no amnia) at presents exists, It will coat less to lay down
the pipes, eta, de.
& 11kat In consequence of the &Wince of ammonlacal and
salpaciroia acid vapours, it does not injure the paint, gilding,
or furniture of apartments, and that It Is inexpleelve.
4. That when need to enrich and purify ordinary pas. It
only necessary that the gas, as it leaves the meter, should pass
through M. Mourners Generator to the burners. In order to
acquire an Increaaed illuminating power of from 150 to 400 par
emit, while the consumption of the gas limit le diminished by
at least ones-fourth.
_ _

-6. That ;ekeT; used as last stated, in order to obtain a light
=lto that of ordinary gas, the consumption of such gas is
shed by upwards of 00 per cent., while the heat and other
Injurious effects arising from the use of gas are diminished to
proportion.
It la unn to dwell on the importance of these &dean-
oftet. Some or of them have been sought ever since the days
Windsor and Murdock ;* and ingenious inventors are still
occupying themselves with the carburation of gas, dace it has
long been known that by dissolving carburetted hydrogen
vapours In hydrogen pa, the latter acquires a treble or quadruple
Illuminating power. What, however, was wanted. and M. Moe-
gruel has invented, is an apparatus which will produce a con-
stant vapour, always equally rich in carbon, so that the light is
at all times the same. With all other apparatus used for the
, the generation of the vapours belngeffected on the mass
purposet lignid contained therein, the most volatile parts of the
liquid naturally first eecape, thus impoverishing the remainder,
which daily gives lessand less light, until the light disappears
altogether, while a considerable quantity of the liquid Is still left
In the apparatus. Is M. Mongruers Generator, on the contrary,
the moss of the liquid Is enclosed hermetically to an upper
chamber, whence It ascends by a small tube, to form a thin abaft
en the bottom of the lower chamber, wherein its vaporimtionfla
effected, and is supplied, drop by drop, only as what has pre-
ceded it is consumed. Without springs or mechanism, which
may break or get out of order, It maintains • level physically
andrasthematically constant, anditroduces the vapoorerego tarty,
according to requirement. Furr, the marof the liquid held
in reserve, to feed the sheet which Is vapoming, coma become
impoverished, ea it le sheltered from all contact with the gaseous
CUITI3IItII

It may be se well to repeat that the Generator thus described
Is equally applicable to the carburation of ordinary gas or &Ono-
=stair : and that the liquid eninhoed by M. Mongruel,
greatly superior to, Is very little if at an more expen-
sive than any previously used for similar purposes, and is not
likely to vary much In Retest
Of title valuable Invention, U. Mongruel has agreed to sedan
to this Company his Patent and Patent Rights for the United
asieleiseCkwesel bland; fora sum equal toose-fourth
olifiLdtplial of the Company of which sum he is to receive
1.14,000 only In cash and the remainder in fully paid up shared
of the Compsay, this showing his coafldence in its commercial
111000 M.

—lt is Impoadble In a prospectus Ito point out all the sources
from which profit may be expected to be derived by this Com-
pany. In addition to those to arise from the sale of the Gene-
takes and of the liquid employed therein, others have daily
presented themselves In the course of the demonstrations made
daring the short time the Photogenic Light has been exhibited in
l.oodon. . . . . " "

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Numerous applications have already been made for &enema to
be worked by enti-comqe, or otherwise, In such towns ea
lAverpool, Manchester, w, Dublin, Edinburgh, , not to
pale of the host of small wus, where gas being much dearer
than in those just named, the economical advantages of this
pit=rin be proportionterleyareatrn
made,
and
for the appTiViltelOtioonts hare
weric air to he lightingmas
malt
towns and large I4lia:es In which gas dons not exist, as also of
railway stations and trains, gentlemen's mat& paper and other
factories, churches., chapels, schools, unions, prisons, and
other establishrn-nts, in isolated places, where so healthy a light
would be invaluable, and in which ordinary gas conld at present
be only obtained at an amount of expense and trouble for which
it would not compensate.
There Is, further, every probability that this light will be
adopted In many of oar government establishments, particularly
In lighthouses and In her Majesty's vessels of war, to which, of
course. It will not be confined, as It is equally applicable to the
large ship. of our commercial marine.
Lastly, there is London, in which the application of Photogenic
Light to the enrichment of • small portion only of the enormous
quantity of gas cosanmed (estimated to exceed 6,000 millions of
cubic feet per annum' most effect an econom of that article,
and an Increase of light, the benefits of which, if only mode-
rately shared in by this Company, must alone suffice to yield
large dividends on any amount of capital It may be found de-
sirable to employ.
Bat, In addition to the sources of profit named above, other
and large once may be reckoned on as, for example, those
arising from the mile of the Photogenic Generators and Photogen,
for export to all those partici( the world In which M. Monavnel has
not obtained letters patent for his Invention. Al this Company
will alone be in a situation to make and sell these articles la
this oountry, and as they will neceuarily be made in very large
quantities., by contract, or at the Company's own works, they
moat yield, even Ii sold at moderate prices, very considerable
profits to the Company.
Beyond the amount to be paid to M. Mongruel for Ms patent
and patent rights, no charge will be marl, for the formation
of the Company beyond the actual preliminary expenses in-

caned there Tn...
Applications for Plume most be made to the accompanying
form only, and the required deposit of Li per share be paid to
the Bankers of the Company, or at the Company's offices. It
no allotment be made, the deposit .111 be returned in ha
Prospectuses and forme of application may be obtained of the
bankers, broker, and solicitor of tine company, and at the
Company's offices, where any farther desired information will be
given.