The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-07 00:00:00

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sire No. 6,033 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 7, 1885. {STAMPED, IL ADDITIONAL] [TWOPENCE
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21d, 'BLAND. - BLACK BALL PAS- rICHE ATLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN THE OXFORD.-THE MARKET GIRLS QT JOHN'S, MIDDLESBORO'.-COURTS of I NAPLES DURING THE CHOLERA. 1 miseries were not yet over :we found ourselves in
Sid. SINGE& LINE.-New arrangements with H.lL's Colo- 1 RAILWAY. lan Operetta, by J. Offenbach, in which Mir Hamel?, 131 LAW.-The BUILD= of THIS WEEK, 4d., or try post A PASSAGE TO llAßBetu.s..e. . ) for three days on the Island of Ferriol. As an •. .:
to o,seernmens. Reducuon of Steerage Fere to Ll 6. Land Capital authorised. Mr. A. St. Allyn, and the whole talent of the establishment will fel., oontaine-Fine View and Pan aSt John's Churn. WOMB- . j
d. and titer us, conducted by Mr. le account of our experience there, together with soma
,Itt. ; pew tae. to all classes. Shares 530.000.000, In shares of S5O each.
Ivrea CLOUD, for BRISBAYE, Moreton Bay. direct, = Mortgage Bonds, Sir Millions Sterling, or Tarty 511llions JeretahroarPeee. wiathTelluemtnlit EVeedENII7O borough-Castles in North Wales-Prevention of Strikee-West- --e-e 1 .
minder Chapter - particulars of the quarantine station at Naples (a
wen Deeember. to renownet crer ship,gtilt by(FROM A coasseronsev.)
Tee rename ease. ot Justice, and all the news ot the wan. disgrace to any civilised land), may interest you, I
ck
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u naland leen of Consolidated Meth D° Mortgage Bonds tor L 1.771,600,
T HBIBCA4 OS FORD.-THE
Bis sad
Iy HUNGir ARYANE: unitsrl lad artistle.-No. 1, Torbetrwee W-Ce andel' newsr•••• I
uket 311.11,' relnife, i.h...d:Me fine: sedan, and barest ,hi In having 25 yea to run, beating g Interest at Seven per 'Cout. per give them in another letter.
Mae soda : Ism just returned from the colony in 74 days diem Annum. TER, ,
t, is Ned to Bad- end will 'glint be }leeeepeetiestasetuallya to date.
ad Secured on the whole Wel a the Atlantis and Oteet Western tainnient. Mean Durtsh and Davies, H. Poem, the D'Aubentes, FINCH'S ALMANACK FOR 1866. Let no one attempt to leave Naples in choler
'mess .
ars pp arivaled mom et on or a Railway. with Branches, Etter:ulna, and Equipmeut Herr Pre tow the Russian gyamast, and other available talent
See *led 'MAI/dent Slatting apparami . .
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for L3,238,400 being reserved for redemption of Mortgage Bonds THIS EVENING.
amen issued on the mural divisions.
,
Meg t" .13WtIrSi.eLposay =et; i. ileirduenha. The Bo than of MOO, or en dollars cech, with tutored, payable
Ins a Banns ,T. VIETROPOLITAN MUSIC-HALL Edgware
Med. gm& Lonna, KC. marinr% tree of income tax, in Leaden, In Sterling, or in
New yon. in gold. et the ommsenees °mem. They are day. 0,0,1.41.r:ed.
reopen..rwiata7.-uultAossisdCAßTllusiugY hiscerthsf
suky
AMNscruil . (nos on own conzarosteirr.)
nue.•
dome lITUM FROM LIVEZPOOL OR IMETOWN TO abis to bearer, bat can be registered at holder's option.pll N C H'S ALMANA C K, on the Bth. there. I have just gone through a painful expe-
rience, and I send a word of warning. PARIS WEDNESDAY EV1311,0. . •
a on NEW YORK. TWICE • Masts or ocalsol. le 101Mog. awl, -the Dublin Duettist; Han, and Rattle Kew. In addition
Wuffithu=nner named last week. Levin and Jenny Gilbert
Pre- V= LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and Str S. MORTON PM' Bart' M.P.. Chaim"'
James Goodson, Req., ILP., Chairman Crest Eastern Railway, -Coaduetor, J. J. POOLE ONCZAW E IC K. I arrived in .Naples early in November ; and Although the junior Moniker reproduced M. 11ll••..
mesa 3. PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY' Intend ds Londe's.lllustrated. though the cholera was then nothing to speak of, Bouif ace's note affirming that there was "no founds-
, acid wwwweinelrrell-eowereesltt Iran Wow etesmaleps, W. Fenton, req., Deputy-Char:ma Great Western Railway. BANK of BRITISH NORTH AMERICA. CHRI6 T M A S NUMBER. Y every
et I found one in the lowest spirits. No tier" for the report that General Schofield has • iii'.
eon, . ;WI- teethe Uatelatates ...--, Loam.
s'Pcol FROM LIVERPOOL ter NEW YORK. C. J. Remand, Eq., Director ed Consolidated Bank (Limited), (lncorporated by Royal Charter.) wonder •it was a serious look out for those who ~., theInsvesoll, senior MOniteter is more cautious this
CITY OF LIMERICK. Saturdn, Dec. 9. London. The Court of Directors HRREBY GIVE NiOTICE, Oat adepended on " foreigner' for their subsistence.
Yere, EDINBURGH, Wedoesday, Dm 13. &twin B. Mosley, La., Band's Banking Company (Limited), HALF-YEARLY DIVIDEND at the rate of si per cent per Piles 4K-Eighty Pages, with numerous ntwerations ;In a morn.ing, and says nothing about him.
but iies every Wednesday, and alternate Fridays sad Saturdays. uv annum Mos of Moore taz) on the capital of the Bank will be Wainer tesedulle palsted in Colear7. The hotels, with the exeeption of the Hotel de .1
11.41
t all- cants mussy by the mail dem= Saillaj every Wednesday, Jose'
En., Deputy Chairman Ebbw Vale Company PAYABLE '• the PrW•rtsten el sears reastered in this countrY It is a most significant. thing that the Pang, which
Id he te mend,' guineas. accordtailso trreccommodsticm. Cable (Limited). n• on the Mb day of January nen TEN CHRISTMAS N MBER of ' ONCE A Russia, in Santa Lucia (by the bye, one of the best
WELK." and healthiest hotels in Naples), were empty, and belongsto thesamepropmetary as the C
led at peelp!.. by tbe thidaye and *steamers. 16 guineas. &none. No transferees be made between the 15th Indust and the Ith Bradbury, Evans, and Co., It, sonverte-dreet, se. conseqeently numbers of servants were out of em- and is as utterly innocent of any opinions of its own,
,n the meow includes a full empty a cooked
memessiegre'' kr Canada end the Uniteillestes boned en The Ommohdated Rank (Limited). Loodon, Manchester, and or
der
of 4ehaso Co 'Teas remit be closed •iirleil ttmt rgttryßl ----
Norwich. C. MeNAB, phocroß MARIGOLD'S PRESCRIPTIONS. ployment ; a ticket was on every lodging-honse on says this evening, after having had twenty-four .--
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ined
_ventage° terms -Foe further parlienian to The Nettemal Beak, London, and Brandies in Ireland. No. 7, SAHeiscesplace, Leedom, sth Dee., 1865. J.Jr TITLE of the NEXT CHRISTMAS NUMBER of the Chiaja ; Naples was no longer the merry Naples hour' time fee consideration, r.
node. illann INMIGN, ssigrm=sakss, rineepoi; ttetst
ws
iunit. M. Bing henna. news. A. Heywood, SonsisaiiiCo., ILiverpool.
The Beak el Scotland, Min and Branches. THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT ALL THE YEAR ROUND.
Conducted by MULLES DICKENS. of old, the liveliest and noisiest city sanely in the The
otiiwoo
ot this
isissistatess.
toppoolog him to boo* 4
hang% Or- SOLICHCaI-Mearia Freddleide and 'mean, Bankbulidinip, ASSOCIATION (Limited). - world. A perfect panic prevailed-the people were
ttod
Few Loudon, EC.
I OTTERDAM and the RHINK-REDUC- Capitalintbseribal, L 5,0110,060. Paid AA Asoo,ooo. RESORIP T I 0 N S. crazy with fear !In making a morning call, subjects ess'expli hetWredoesommegte hare
a"onetriagsagiatebfertgothstu teameggfb";
Chief Mosta tlialskan-JOILN CHAPMAN, dee, of conversation languished, every mind was pee-
The ' • ofrelts•--Itwratr.trsawag = Join fireeskaMa leed licas nageL4Ml4. fradres, KC. THIAGNISI-Henry J. Barker, Em., and T. Ranee .„.Presidest Johann in his manse&
ander pas Brunswick Pler, rErIDAY aTarararclT E. F. Illeallorthersete and Co, Se. Thretesortonaren
London, RC. Senderam, Nag. 0 BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY.
-- occupied ; but mention the word "cholera," and
This, to use a sporting phrase, allowable now
This Association •
makes &emcee upon approved mercantile
Milleal a arrival of the 16.30 aim Dan teas reseaurchstress station. Nam g.....w., ids, sod pans. 7. hzei.ssos,s, London, E.C. NOT TO
oro. 101aesd rams '• 5•••• e• It ":. tees WI". Us" M'aill licks', The report of J. 8. Forbes. Sm., well known to the British toy ahoy, m long peeMiosm
sod other emeriti and modem money oo deposit at interest BE TAKEN AT BED-TIME. 10, every Inngne wee loolPed. " Oh," said an Eng"
We
at a fare and • halt -Apriusive CHAPLIN'S Universal
„.„ maws peak es viespresidedt of the Dutch-Rhea& Railway, w. e. wurrintsor'rost. seeretan •
TO BE TAKEN AT THE DINNER-TABLE. is taken ill before my very door I
lisp lady resident there, "if any poor creature re that battnes are going on at Compiegne, is a "wipe
can do nothing to in the eye " for Boniface, who was yesterday made
note DMA Regent-circus. W. ; or to
iiwooniathAel. end ward manager of the laniten. Chatham end Borer 27, Lombard-street, S.C. 1
IHIS end Co.. St. Duman's-ham& St.
better Railway. mantra full intoonatka derived cam pampa Wpm-
nem. - um ot the position and .momects ot the Atlantic and Great THZ LIVERPOOL and LONDON and GLOBE XT,LA OT TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED.
now. THE., 001-024.1 A-L, COMPANY . ,„v-iud). wrre aintaLdirat° wthit=Malrr;y system comprises- FIRS and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.—
0 BE TAKEN IN WATER. themselves with terror, they think anything given
will poison them. Have you heard how poor and suite, had come here only to amuse himself.
y such ree -ac•Zawated - — boy miles now in work. Indians 17 miles recently Ofikes-1, Delo-Meet. Livened :le and Si. roomy: 7, CerailE, Twas treated
because he tried to act a Christian's The Prase goes further, and openly laugh's at the lf
oldie( Cap 0,000,000, in 40.040 Dyes et an feel ---
oeened, and name-cm& Landoll. Constitutionnel. Without professing to know what
' Deposit ea applkation, Ll per share ; end be as alammt.
1 beer' Further calls will not exceed Ed per ,bare sack and It Is MI- 100 mile In courts of oonstruction, 11,041111111 Of TUE Malleart glaan IMO. TO BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT. Part towards a fellow:4'6"nm.. f" It seem ---, It re'
____ spectable and kind-hearted shopkeeper, gave some General Schofield's mission nay be, it makes no
r have rated that not more than E2O per share sat be celled up during T0t0i..,7 Tsar. lin
Peeeelld". lile regegieum. invaWd nuxii. 0B E TAKEN
the Ent two years, and not more than CIS per share is en. -
DMICToeII. Of which 536 miles belong to the Company, end et miles are nei - with cholera before his door. He " was a stranizecier hag already bad several thte„tews with her. Big,. kt! .
v,
lowed for 99 yeas, at • tow rent 4273,072 wear). Though not nee
Dem- ebe Right linoureble LP. BOUVIRIE. ILle. 44, Wilton- yet ta, y to wove sod . she trio, s sirs say wt that of many of 1161
160,110 135,971, 1,211,9 M and he took bits in ;" he " wassick, and he min' and that he dined with him yesterday. \ir ' .
616h0d jot alasaltaltio(ur, Esq. ,IBalbingo,. 46, Bagravenners. the best American Hoes. IM6
Mat Jae Intwisle, Esq.. 6, Grest IV inchesteregreet. Cite. D.utret the tint six menthe of 1966 the monies opera the 1121 741.674 28."116 MILS" 1-11 R. MARIGOLD 26 WELLINGTON. unto him."
JOHN ATKINS, Residua merman. teem& .n.., sealer. STRAND, oes' &ad ad'
ass 7th Mama. The man died, and the whole of low,
DL Drouyn de Lhuya went to confer with the
i quiet. Robert Gillespie, taq.,6, Unweireet, City. miles then open were na679,73e, equal (at the preemie rote of
Mosel Gamey, Esq.. 11. P., Prineelegote. exchange of seven dollars to the 4) to 1.368,53 i Since July We eta we linable in thine den after thee an admitted- his kindred turned upon —, and watched nighs
oderste Thome Porter, Esq. (late of Deinerara, vrnite Entente Res Lug. 190 files
,hsrtho;tt oro•owtodootlt.reclttstl::';'oth:e ofa 128142
children were barricaded for four whole days. whole day there.
t Nib "lint° ftwude, 1". 1. Mesas. Cavan, Lubbock and Co. THE EAST LONDON BANK (LIMITED; IS AUTHOI.ISI2D THE BuDIE,gI:OZ, of LIFE ;A ors.Hj7
t° ,a.ve, The Italians, from being a most kind-hearted The Bonn Gazette publishes a letter free the
lag Neville Lubtock, Esq. per sanum. The subjoined mon:ley train return shows the TO RECEIV II SUBSCRUPTIONS FOR THE SHARES OF
steady Increase of traffic : THE LONDON STEAM TOWING COMPANY tor the attainment of perfect Heath and Serends, and Notes people, seem to be turned by. the influence of f
e.nr colonel of the King of Prussia's hussars, oontradict- , • --
Met of Els- Berißeitame• "41 Mean Wm. Bunter Hume and Co.
yttilip Noel nerd, lee Tont, (Limited).
Lenny, earoln. nes. Kn. Passenger'', Freight ----- -----
Capital, L 201,000, In 10,000 Shares of Lte each. evw,lPlastt•ry of
ee the 1471t"tesse,e1 ItssteLElletene,_,°e, "„tthst.wari.r,„=„ inn wild beasts. I must give you One other in- .
the news that Count d'Eulembourg had been
d pne Meson Roberts. Lubbock aid Ois. 15, Lombardetreet, tendon. open. Mans, Sc. Ina 1845. With war to increase. ies.7l ---t of NerTeem—andM—Lemedere' Rests i; - stance of their heartlessness undea terror. An Lag
Kit few Mesita Gym MIA and Co., 67, Loosberelstreet, Lonna - ----- ---- --- -- Fint MOO :therm. Mains. By • Musician et te years' 'nation sentenced to nine months' imprisonment in a
15 765 ; tourrreas-lissam Cotterill sod Sees. 32, Threllworto"leet.
SO. nouns. Deltas Dollars. Dollars. 2,300 scan.. .elO per share pad. Englishman and his beautiful young wife found it
necessary to go for a day or two into Naples from fortress. The judgment, he says, is not yet given,
ions, Janwarr• • 111 111.761 211.379 297.291 561.110 4,700 'harm on which LI per share is to be pad on application, -—. _. Mem._
Ile' Ceesilill-
leDlTelte-31essra Chadwick.. Adanron,g WE eons, and Co., 27, February. „ MO 2,74940 s 249404 342..86t2 if. 2 on allsorentsstiegls not to exceed L 3, at Intervals of net the Island of Capri, where they were residing. Our and it is a mistake to say that the " Ott affair" in
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE. poo, countryman wdd taken ill with the premoni. terminated.
Great Merge t„ . PO
ma not Moine
fizli .... „ 117.611 286,9e1l IMAM memo A ass
minithemum dividend of 10 per cent per annum on the first --e-- tory symptoms of cholera, and his wife determined
Swam J. Hutchinson end Sons, 15, Angetcourt, Throgteorton. .... „ 136,434 SUM 214,679 lent a issue ptyalin haflearly. a guerauteed for the first threeEL Bars, the new Belgian minister, against
e prices(l4ll7l3eB renones.) to take him to Sorrento, that he might have the ad-
street June .... 163,733 MOAN 314,621 614.011 years.
:gilt ad NOM J. and A. Sezemgeova 13, Old Hroadetrest. July .... 490 linen 431,8111 33A0fig 595,623 Dthsegorm. THE ITALIAN PARLIAMENT. vantage of pure air at leant. On arriving at Sor- whom.
an immense outcry has been raised by the
for the Temporary Onlces-40, Old Itroodeirest, LC. August „ 213,406 626,059 406,075 Wad John H. Run, Eaa. (late of David Canon, Son, snd Co., Liver. clerical party, because he is not only a liberal but
id peas ---- fiemant;t:. „ 210,914 446,711 414.044 , mass pot, nerckant,'wathrook. FLORENCE. ♦Deo. 6. rent* he was much worse, very ill, and t 0 the shame
PROSPECTUS. October .. s. 207,861 51t,050 . 306,847 I 719,911 Themes A. Carr, In. (Lloydse.
t would the special advantages to be derived from the employment of -
I'hisTabletaclodes theitic of 33 miles of -the 011-Ceele Frederick A. Castle, Ems., Shipowner 'Lloydse. This evening the Chamber of Deputies elected of the town be it spoken, no one would take him a freemason, has been re-elected at Tourney by a
in. In spits_ of prayers and entreaties, the poor large majority. Ont of 1,726 votes he obtained
es, hat OW through the medium of joint stook companies, with Rine which ees constructed by and us hitherto been Captain licKfilor. R.N... Palent Don ehip Sheathing Company, -
;sited liability, In p rchasing and working coionial properdienßi4nor.... Mari to the office of President by 141 votes •
et their here been d prettied by the t EaCOlO6 attendant ca area hut bintate a arialisi cotgge Great Ird rtit rcia Railway Company, Jot Mead. 2q. ‘leders. Weatherley and Mead). Ship and In- oat of 27. 3 members voting, after two ballots between lady was forced to take her husband, in an almost 1_572.
dying state, to Capri, in a small boat, in cold and -'
er
I ioquiry Considered in India, Ceylon. Borneo. and elsewhere, sad it is nor; Mari and Mordini.M. Guillaume Guizot, who was to have delivered
43weather. Fortunatelpity moved the hearts K.
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best drylle actual result. therefore, Is • gross receipt at the rate of ',Prance Broker, 21. Water-lane.
Considered that no Pr
can be made to lareaht t• • Wow" upwards Of LL400,000 ayes: at the present exchange, with 100 Edward G. Tinker, Esq. (Messrs. Grinnell, Tinker, end Morgan'. The prooess of confirming the elections to the of therinyCaprioteand he was 3' permitted to land, and his .
his first lecture to-day from the chair of the Col-
ticles as extent or to produce more remunerative results from the intro- mime sun mire, and • line increase of crate only waling for Ship and Insurance Broker, LeadenhalletreetA
&din of joint stock capital then West India sugar estates. . myth.. yor mum; deriL Witham Watkins, Esq., atom Tug Owner, 116, Fenchureb. him home. I may remark that he is now leg eof France, to which be has recently been nomi-
wife got
The object of this Company is the purchase red extendon a The traMe is owing to two causes : street. Menasha Dtrector. (Mr. Watkins will join the Board Chamber is very nearly terminated.
morning the sugar plantations and the budness of the wen-known gems S. The Atlantic and Great Wesson line forms the central link es soon as the perches° is completed.) ------ cured, but bad a hard struggle for his life. The nand, was unfortunately compelled to postpone
though d Mears. Cavan, Lubbock, and Co., and Mears. WLlllem of the gonna line Gasesuh maw in the weed, via, that be- (With power to add to their number.) AUSTRIA AND PRUSSIA. his opening in consequence of severe indispoeition.
checked gamisy thane and Co. tween the western sta et America and tae Atlantic. From SOLIMMIM-Meseta Morris, Mons, Townson, and Morris.ndic (mayor) of Capri was furious when he found •
Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands arrived
aid with ne
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and
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be
leeedene4 to
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Cern.
Me überter distance. and °nate° °""inIDE pert of an un- BANen3 East Inlincronegirenete reef
,etehr grneeiilll, and branches.BEßLlN, Dec.ONG. G. out that our countryman had been permitted to
instruthe.gendesore aresigin Den = Trinidad, and broken tins of 108 mike on a uniform six-feet gauge, It must in Paris yesterday evening from Boulogne. Her 1,
as cons, naolllll-Mends. Watson, vowel! and Bady Royal &change- semiofficial
The Preeinztal' Correspondenz of land instead of being sent off to Nisida, the quaran-
tine station at Naples.
and In •n' always he the Own line of communication by which the enormous - , ,
in some este of cultivation. They are provided with an aurae =Pal of gods and teasener traffic centering in the Western cities ot nutmegs to-day says : for
oental Coolie, Chinese, Portuguese and Creole labour. ncinnsth Cleveland, Chicago, and lie Louis, can arrive at New Aemron -John Ball, Fn. (Messrs. Quitter, Bait, and Co.), " Since the conclusion of the Gastein Convention dames in
i ouly •a On emeral of these estates powerful mechinery of the bed y.or ing the wane
Moorman street. Naples that the food and wine were her health.
A general notion prevailed amongst the lower Majesty is on her way to the south of France
1
r bushel, ineription has been recently erected at • considerable cost, and e. The local teak enormous, owing to its traversing fivene.the (pro taisel-H. 8. lord. Tn. the negotiations between Austria and Prussia upon poisoned, and many were the absurd stories one The Bourse after a slight rise closed with heavi-
Ins largely increased profits which hays resulted, prove con: the newly-diecovered oil districts of Parana:am and the gees: Temporary Oftices-Langbourn chambers. tremburchetreet. S.C.
the question of the Duchies have been completely heard in proof of this idea.
per qr. linden the edentates to be derived from the further nal• coal Sada of Northern Ohio. some iof ere at yesterday's quotetions.
cl. limit estion of machinery on a still more extended scale. The tn - ABRIDGED discontinued. All statements by journals of offers In the " Marcato," one of the lowest and dirtiest a
thus waning for developmeet, may be formed from the mingle
le. 9d. messed capital which will be thus employed, in addition to the feet, that this al district now yields at the rate of 3.000,000 This Company Is not • speculative one ;It te formed for the
1 6 or ro lab by
large amount already in in re" ante. render" tbe bail- barrels per annum, for the conveyance of which as much aa sd. purpose of more efficiently carrying on an eitablithed and pro A p pees , Prussia or of declarations on the quarters of the city, the strangest sights were to be
THE CONDITION OF ROME.
of wheat sea MOM suitable to the TOOOOSCIa Of IL public company than to to dd. Der ton permite ywaligity pot able busineer, which has grown to its existing magnitude under see ga
Oar of private firma • caosolkation of the emend &videos of the /Auntie and the management of the present proprietor, end is capable of an part of Austria, are mere inventions. No inter- n. . There is a saying amon t the people which,
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at prices Tie imports of the two firms in sugar alone hare for the lad Great Western Railway under me menthe less been made and extension beyond the ordinary meets of private entered's. change Of views, either written or verbal, for effect-
, being interpreted, signifies " 'TM better to die with
a f ell stomach. Many of the poor creatures in The correspondent of the Delfrats, writing from .. .
melting lege years averaged over es,ooo hogsheads per annum. a mortgage for 30 inkiness dollen or 6 millions reties of bonds While the Company will direct its Immediate attention to the
Grinding The vendors will transfer to the Company, free of an claimthe quarter I mention were to be seen in groups of Rome on the 29th ult., says
has been ensted.and alsoa capita of 30 millions dollars of shares exthnsion of the business by building new boats, the Directors mg a settlement of this question, has taken place.
ats slow kg yodel& their large and profitable comoderion and agency of 50 dollen each. band on the whole property of the Company. have made a provisional agreement with Mr. William wetness. All assertions of an intended extraordinary mission two or three, with piles of macaroni before themt The opening speech of the parliament of Finnic° bee ,• 1
rower :- liess. which has yielded la net commandoes. ea the average The ow owes will wawa tame /tear timed, timed. wide the the °weer of • time of elm most powerful tugs now On the
&el, 46e. of the past three years, an amount exceeding Anne per annum,
sad is capable of being greatly extended. exception of 1,919,000 dollars of preference shares pledged sa Thames Odzteen 10 number), for the ret
pars of the security for the oertigmites of debenture Dined in the entire goodwill of the business., for the sum of Ze6,000.
obese of these boas, and to Vienna are equally unfounded." nut& melons, and raw fruits, and vegetables of Mid the effect of reviving the hopes of the Homan liberals '
to 455. The terms of the purchase have been dammed and settled with November, 1861, whlcb will therefore remain preferential until Tbe valuntlon of the hoots, do., Wu been made on behalf of the --- every kind, sitting in the narrow filthy streets eating and of calming their impatience. They are waiting now
and eating, and stopping in terror to iequire who meta the fruit falls without the mossier of shaking the
345. to the vendors, after very careful examination into the returns and those cantina's am paid off, when the whole will become ordi- Directors by Messrs. Alfred Brett and Co.,Leadenhal- street, THE LOWER AUSTRIAN DIET.I
6. 30e. profits of each firm, and after obtaining independent valuations nary share capita. Provision is made in the eternise deed the well-known brokers and steamship valuers, which vs %sumo: VIENNA, Dec. 6. felt the pains of cholera beginning.. A heartrending wee. The Roman geeeeeimeat ia emitendiog with two to.
ow, '63lbs. and report' on the several properties. These for were in• (under which the consolidated mortgage bonds are hued: for together with the statement of account, may Nissen at th surmountable difficulties-the flamed question and the
did much to raise the public spilt, and hripodags. I might add • third, not lees [e lion
1b.., 365. diluted and conducted by ileum Chndwica, ■adams°•• Inentind the rights ot the existing mortgage bonds, and also for porary offices of the Company. The Directors are securer the
l In to-day's sitting of the Lower Austrisn Diet, and terrible sight it was. The visit. of the. good
I
Ellen*. and Co.. and by directors entirety unconnected with their exchange at maturity, or earner, by consent of the holder, serviced d the vendor In the management of the Winans for •
the two firms, before they to to join the proposed company. if authorised by the Board of Control : this being completed, the period of at least live years, upon terms mainly depending on the draft of the address to the Emperor against the .Knin. g hostility of de subjects; •and if the objection were urged that
aing we /be vendors ere only to be part the mere value, thus ewer- present consolidated mortgage will become the erst moo gage the profits of the undertakint and the business will be taken September Patent, as proposed by the conatitu- 1 the hospitals (all of which be visited) many a •- •
poor creature was cheered by his kindly presence this hostility ha, suited for centuries without preventing
,ere, but Week of the estates plant, machinery, stores, stock, and ad- over the whole railway, with ita branches, interlines and equip- ove
Phi rby the Deny n lr,
daily new mon which will amount to about £675,000, and by toMannenta memo lie guaaeraleenteam tae mleint Oelmto%beeilitlateettnd of 10 per tional committee, was adopted by •a large majority. the temporal power from maintaining its ground, I would
as follows : The consolidated capital therefore will conelst of 560.000,000, ant per annum on the first issue for the The address has been the subject of animated de- I wonder if it came home to the Neapolitans, the `
'risk than tffsme, or one third. In 10,SCO shares of the Compile), to ne half in shares and half in morn bonds, whack provides for the The datement of account, as token
from the boOks and cot, and Word&
reply that the repugnaoce of the Romans to the domina-
nt terms credited es De-up to the extent of L'M 10e. per aMre. completion of the entire line. tided by Messrs. Quitter, Ball, and Company, shows that the bate in the Diet during the last three days. tion of the priests has never been so Meng as at present
e new red mete, or one-third, in debentures, bearing interest at 5 per To meet the interest ou these bonds at 7 per cent. in sterling profits tor the two years ending let of July lest amount to ll Per contrast between the conduct of Victor Emmanuel
and the father of the ex-King; how Bombs sneaked that nothing short of •a (mega oecapsuoa mom
resimis it ;
dim quiry cent. after paying all "reeking expenses, it is calculated by 11r. cent per annum on the capital employ . --____—_--
oft to Ischia when be might have set an example
meeholds, 1: 11.5.000, or the balance, in cash by inashoents fn two Yearn Forbes thata gross annual rept of 54,142,000 would Le 'urn. In toe event of no allotment beim emdade the deposit will be GERMANY. that the events recently accomplished is Italy have aroused 111.,
iog barley To meet the above payments and to provide the regulate Meet, which is considerably less then the actual receipt, and returned in tut: &ould • less number of shares
il a --*- of courage and duty by remaining in Naples, the national seatilaaat, „cited beyond immure the . , •
it difficult workin capital, It is estimated that the calls will be required to 1.513.000 dollars less then M. 100orbes's estimate et the annual than are applied for, the mouey pad on deposit wI be made and bow Victor took a long journey to•
be malee as follows: receipt when the additional miles are opened, 60 that the available towards the payment on allotment, and the (MOM On OWN cosarareimmer.) - patriotic feeling, resod to the highest point the im.
the infected city, and showed his kind
Boilin December, 1865, Lb per share (being the amount of pay- security for the bond" is ample, and there is every promect that, it my) will be returned to the applicant. FRANKFORT. Dm. 5. parlous desire of shaking off a detested yoke ; I
ter. Oats wens on nnIX4D and •DOI•inellt). to addition, • high rate of dividend will be petition the 30.000.000 Full prospectuses may be obtained at, aod
to for shares face in the worst quarters of the city, would even say that at no time have the people
April, 186, g 2 les. per &are. dollars of share capital. may be male to the bankers, brokers, or to the Secretary (pro The attempt to bully this town into submission and honest
been so strong and the goveroment so weak. Brigandage is , I
Arty am lab, 166.,, xt 10a per share.
at
bonds have 25 are to run, with coupons tem.) at the tempmery offices of the Company, every applicat to Prussian and
The emediy being a pealed by the deposit of AI per share. Austrian dictation has signally' and had a cheering word and • • "Coraggiir for every...,
January, 1967, A 5 per slime. for interest at seven .per cent. per annum, payable quarterly,failed, as the two allies could not agree about niter tw - assuming really terrible proportions. I could relate to you •
wheat wasNew e
of tae Arti lof Association nay be obtained (gratis; r cholera patient in every hospital in Naples.
January, 1068,11 E. 5 per sham tree of income tax, at the Company's offices In London or Copies ec es
i malting di, t tee Mess of the soliciton to the Company
TM tendon have agreed to guarantee, to the extent of the York, in gold. Interest Is payable on leth January, 15th Ap a o . • tauten° of revolting anion would arouse tea thew.
ble gave more substantial comfort, too, in the shape .de _
relief. But to ' .
ces, but a moral divideod on the above 10,000 shares, • net profit In each uth July, and nth October of each year. riot measures. Prussia objected to appeal to the
Diet, as by so doing she would recognise eta autho- nation of civilised nations. i I spare you theme mournful
Prices of lene, for the first five years, of 10 per cent. on elapsed-up capital it is proposed to appropriate the total authorised issue of•
of a munificent donation for their
continue. It was necessary for us to leave Naples accounts, and I confine myself to saying that the situation is
prices ofpan pure . a oman n y interfere,
for the time being ; such guarantee, however, is to cease if at or sanono,ono, or L 6,000,000 sterling consolidated mortgage bonds FOREIGN WINES, chea d .--C tal • 't to and establish a bad precedent in
after the expiration of three years the set profits of the Coin' aa foDOns ; aberry. Ira ect. : Andalusian Port, 17s. Mi. ; French. 16", : the Holstein affairs ; and Austria declined to pro- intolerable. The government, somewhat late in the day,
was userfor. Marseille& There was but one way of leaving,
easy Mall have amounted to a sum equivalent to an average of i. A reserve of 516,142,000 will be placed with trustees to French Sherry.. lea per tt . oats. 113 e. ed. ; Macon,
e. to 52a toper cent. per annum on the paid-up capital, for each of the meet. either by conversion or payment when due, the existing 21s. : 7 ed. Ldeeeul, 21. ? Hock, ..els to Ms • and ceed exclusively spinet Frankfort. Thus our au- has resolved to take measures against this @octal evil which
stagersby_Valeirym'ps sriaitesesmehmad.
cesseThe
acomtopatakny
fake
pat
it i f .
s, 40s. to aid five years, olculatlng the capital for the last two yean at divisional matins bonds being the re
test amount that has been Sparkling Bock an ,i d
d. rums
sus.
eu:risgs .
Ide.Moselle 48s. a donn • Commißrand). ma thorities have been informed that the storm has
sta for some time. It was Hobson's choice, so :arced to recognise after having long denied if. I
Ir. Tam, not mole than AU per sham. issued, or atithMad to be issued, as ified by Meson. Cole- or brown, 406. a dozen, bottles nen e T Still the ambassadors of both powers
t ivied over.
believe it is sincerely desirous of extirpating this celamity•
ck. Malt, Each firm will liquidate their own liabilities and obligations. man, Tamara, Youngs, and Co., after due examination a the paid upon four dozen into the country.
mum u _
Iss
risu and I must add that it is well seconded by General Keeler,
indepeurintly of the Company, except where the Board of Compani's books and registers, ore qual to L 3,22.5.400. This is- EDWARD BOWERBANE ani SONS, e and ave shown their bad humour by absenting them- by the. Valery steamer we determined to go. No . .
" '
selves from the dinner which the burgomaster of
Director deem it to be desirable for the Company to undertake eludes all bonds Wind to the public, an 4 also the bonds de- 771, Sun-streeta Fatablished 17td.
one in Naples seemed to possess any information
•
&tot such liabilities or oldie/Atone posited with trustees for the certificates of debentures issued in are insufficient. . . . If we might believe the Roman
cat to-day, Tile Company will enter into posseeden of the business on lest November, 1864, the security of which remains unaffected by this town is accustomed to give annually before about the quarantine we were to expect at Mar- •
smiles except the Company Valery, which jowls the Pontifical
army is
musks* di.eipliped ; 1
b will take January next, the present. arrangements MIJDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.-The NEW resigning office. declared we should be permitted to laud f." . .
plied with Tbe transfer of the progenies and secnrities is to take effect Y. The balance, viz.. ammo is offered for public atbscrip- SEASON.-Firstelaes subscription for • content succor- The Austrian loan has found few subscribera . • . it is animated by the best spirit, it is perfectly
of buysro as sad horn the Ist July lase, in Trinidad and Barbecioa ; and Hon at the price of £BO per LI6O bond, including the coupon due don of the newest books, one guinea per annum, commencing
matte well from Ist January next, in Demerara and Berbice. which are the January 15, 1866, payable as hollows:- at any date. Class B subacription, half -sguinea per annum. here, as it was bron# ht out without the sanction of on arrival without undergoing any quaran- diepmed
to execute the orders of the pro-minister
rare rigidly tied periods for the transfer of proresty in the reepective co- L 5 per 1.100 bond on application ;
Wise 10 „ „ on allotment ; Book clubs in town or country supplied on moderate terms. the Reichsrath. olitically, however, it is. gran-
PrOlineCtalal on application.-MUDIKS SELECT LIBRARY Sunda
tying that Austria has got rid of her financial per- 1. •
at 11 o'clock, a day later than "‘ I'
aI i n Purin • tine at alt The boat was to start on ,
morning Mg the brigandage and auttihilating it. We
ought to be grateful to them, indeed, for not having said
'tighter in It is stressed that two members of each firm shall •
remain as gs „ •„ on 15th January, 1866, less coupon Ll 15A (Limited), New md-____2_______Oxf trivet.
1 butchers Directon tor a period of at least eve years, and the large interest due on that date ; D e ities that crepe ahead does. All this accords little with the
1
was advertised, on account of stormy weather.
.1 x , and is on firm ground again. Prussia.
and will ver ° mformation which reaches me from reliable sources, or with
in supply In the capital of the Company taken by the vendors gives the 93 „„ on leth February. 1866: MUDIE'S SELECT LIBRARY.-Free delivery no longer speculate on her necessities, y
can 0 Sunday at 11 we reached the side of the Jean .
tenets lat tallest proof of their entire confidence In its success and the go „ ,„ on 15th Marc& 1866 :
or nothing met guarantee of their best exertions being used to develop allowing fm the January coupon, the net price of each Ltoo of Hooke -MCDIEN LI SHAKY Yr WENGER.% call goon find out that Austria has not gone to war to Ma
hum this. u, and found her completely surrounded by
Darges tiled with merchanduse of all kinds.
inminesantsctiontly.
the proceedinp of the provincial municipalities:, which are
Its resources. All the members of each firm Wed themselves not bond will be L7B 51., or allowing for discount on pre-psyments Mtn riding
Wh I t isdataPkidGtagig "splacetoistiefolulokistiwa. fW*rhsbetiltheter
died, and aof :arty on a
bscribed rs
every
pdxsoftowdesdlisyseruiber Xs We mounted, being told there was very little lading
to enter Into any business of a droller character without the under g7B.aggrandise a rival.
To the great horror of all those who are coin.
ices. Best unction of the Board. Subscrthers will have the option of paying In fall, under die- elhood, on a rianilegitheediare:eideneueeligh-
nemnsmwhich ad givenmlogrerfiCtleteeSrA pelted to notice political literature, pamphlets on should start iu an . hour We P
and heifers. The Directors confidently estimate that the net profits of the count, at the rated 7 per mot per annum ; but, in default of many Ye Fres.-- -_ he on .211.t_. found the deck filthy, only to be equalled by the
bßywasthe F"rebrehrs, Initheirvedaminout the
m ne I°
pc ar
le
i "Is a s silt ir *my ui ol
r It
• yd
°ccloy übPeieding
jd. ; lamb, business of the Company, taking Into consideration the revenue due payment of the respective iustalments, all peevious Day- ÜBRAR (Limited). h t'l_______!______ "es' the eternal Messing- •
d. to led. ; born the real estate, for the ensuing eve years, will be teens meets will be liable to forfeiture The definitive •onds being Holstein question are nning
to reappear . and no doubt we shall soon haves to clo and that we
told that they were capable of dotes better than their
,revs le. to last to from fifteen to twesty per cent. per annum on the pad sow reedy legible delivered, in exchange for scrip, es soon as It rr HR.ES H IS R and OLICIT N Y.
sof them. state of the first-class saloon,which was filled with
Co capital of the Company. is fully paid up. NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-HOUSE. STRAND, numberless boxes of raisins and figs. Fortunately
with considerable resolution. Now the soldiers hesitate
25e. each ; Ibis es. nude has been derived from the existing state of the Copies of the law' authorng the consolidation of the several .16 we were only seven passengers in all, or sitting pr•deme*Ors, Inds wind b 7 the iteadlfulortet, tineT sated
properties and business of the two arms, without taking Into divisions and branches of the Company, of the deed of trust or
The only ertabliannent to London for the following Articles: room would have been wanting. We found to
consideration the increased returns from the estates which will mortgage, of the form of to
the mortgage bond, and of
s. THRESHRE'S SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS. IMPIRIAL SeScernature.-The Arenir National
our dismay that no food could be given on board they, y °"°Plelil that re this fatiElling aed dangerous
hallow upon an tmproved system of cuttivation and manufacture, other documents relating to the present issue of bonds, are d THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS. of yesterday stye, " A Wien a studies by M. P. Destroy, talons, are employed ; and in proportion as the soldiers
til 6 ' lock "at which hour we expect to sail," wssisr• ml, tea Pepsi reeiweele. end net the foreign bat.
are the or the effect which the Impending abolition
g tisslasyseghstutbe poaitedforn inspection at dirddoMen of
.her so:ltthorse .st„igurg. THRESHER'S INDIA GAPER wiusreoirs. tui oC ,
efore, better and Porto Rico will have in augment the estates App nation neat be at which will shortly appear as a volume, with ths title of
THRESHMIS KASHMIR SIIIRTB.
dna. They and increasin the malts of the Company.added the garcon, a dirty fellow in his shirt
grow discoursed does the audacity of the brigands in.
e
*emulate the lications for 'bares ma be made in the form ennead.
APIs T este oLftwe.oLti=onsspl,s.y.,toli, Restagnsteorflhhennestr, V.ic. sorbs. u THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL SHIRTS.
THRESHFJCS MILITARY SHIRT'S. • History of Napoleon 1., from his Correspondence and the
ifolloshrng and most be acconmented by the payment of LI per share to the psi:kers, from whom prospectusee and forms of applies-Hon THRESHED:B OVERLAND TRUNKS. new Documents; is being widely read kat now in the &rue It is enough to say, we took in goods all day into crease. Such ie the condition of things.
the Bankers of the Com y. can obtaned. TIMM KEN INDIA srixocK num.& 5611°nsie. Nations 'lee' In this history hsviDg Imam(' the already overladen vessel An-English officer on The correspondent ef the Badipenelance Belge,
a ens..., ...I th• memorandum and articles of
_association can Londe, December 2, 1865. THRESHER'S METALLIC Luau) TRUNKS, certain eneoeptibilitiss, Y. Charpentier, the publisher of the sleeves
board told the captain long before our cargo was writing on the same day, says :-" The brigandage
THREIIIIIIII INDIA CABIN RAGE. Revue Notionele, was sent for the other day to the minis- complete, that the beat was disgracefully overt- is at this moment a source of much anxiety to the
61. Z. .•nrle. which was _e_--1 .....l he did not consider that in anything Roman government ; next to the financial question

The opening speech of the parliament of Fieresce has
had the effect of reviving the hopes of the Roman liberals
and of calming their impatience. They are waiting now
until the fruit falls without the necessity of shaking the
tree. The Roman government is contending with two in-
surmountable difficulties—the financial question end the
brigandage. I might add a third, not less formidable—the
hostility of its subjects; and if the objection were urged that
this hostility has existed for centuries without preventing
the temporal power from maintaining its ground, I would
reply that the repugnance of the Romans to the domina-
tion of the priests has never been so strong se at present ;
that nothing short of a foreign oecapatios amid restrain ft;
that the events recently accomplished in Italy have aroused
the national sentiment, elated beyond meneure the
patriotic feeling, raised to the highest point the iia•
perious desire of shaking off a detested yoke; I
would even say that at no time have the people
been so strong and the government so weak. Brigandage is
assuming really terrible proportions. I could relate to you
a multitude of revolting facts which would arouse the indig-
nation of civilised nations. 1 I spare you these mournful
accounts, and I confine myself to saying that the situation is
intolerable. The government, somewhat late in the day,
has resolved to take measures against this social evil which
it is forced to recognise after having long denied it. I
believe it is sincerely desirous of extirpating this calamity'
end I must add that it is well seconded by General Kistler,
who displays much activity ; but the means at his disponi!
are insufficient. . . . If we might believe the Roman
journals the Pontifical army is admirably disciplined ;
it is animated by the bast spirit, it is perfectly
disposed to execute the orders of the pro-minister
of war in pursuing the brigandage and annihilating it. We
ought to be grateful to them, indeed, for not having said
that such is already dais. All this accords little with the
information which reaches me from reliable sources, or with
the proceedings of the provincial municipalities, which are
incessantly sending deputations to Rome aking for better
protection. What is taking place is as follows. When the
Roman soldiers arrived in the localities previously occupied
by the French, their amour propre was stimulated by being
told that they wens capable of doing better than their
predecessors, and, insisted by the gendarmerie, they acted
with considerable reeolution. Now the soldiers hesitate ;
they loudly complain that in this fatiguing and dangerous
warfare only the Papal regiments, and not the foreign bat.
talions, are employed ; and in proportion as the soldiers
grow discouraged does the audacity of the brigands in.
assn. Rah is the condition of things.
The correspondent of the hadipendance Beige,
writing on the same day, says :—" The brigandage
is at this moment a source of much anxiety to the
Roman government ; next to the financial question
it is the subject which most occupies its attention.
It was far from expecung that it would one day be
stung by the serpent it had nursed in its bosom.
This justice must be rendered to it, however ;it
does what it can to get rid of this ungrateful off-
spring ; but the child has grown ; it has
become strong, and the task of overcom-
jug it is a heavy one." According to the
correspondent of the bidipendance, the con-
dition of Rome is just now anything but favourable.
Visitors do not arrive, trade is utterly depresaed,
failures are constantly occurring, food is dear, and
specie is so scarce that hardly any Roman money is
to be met with. The people accordingly are much
exasperated against the government, and accuse it
of being the cause of all the evils from which they
are suffering.

Icales7
It is arranged that two members of each firm shall remain as
Directors for a period of at least five years, and the large intereat
la the capital of the Company taken by the vendors gives the
tallest proof of their entire confidence In its success, and the
mrest guarantee of their best exertions being used to develop ;
resources. All the members of each firm bind themselves not
Is enter into any business of a similar character without the
=Mien of the Board.
The Directors confidently estimate that the net profits of the
Easiness of the Company, taking Into consideration the revenue
from the real estate, for the ensuing five years, will be equiva-
Mat to from fifteen to twenty per cent, per annum on the paid
up capital of the Company.
This ea. Unite has been derived from the existing state of the
properties and business of the two firms, without taking into
consideration the increased returns from the estates which will
lace upon an improved system of cultivation and manufacture,
or the effect which the impending abolition of slavery in Cuba
and Porto Rico wilt have in augmenting the value of the estates
end increasing the profits a the Company.
Applications for sbares may be made in the form annexed,
sad mum be accompanied by the payment of Xi per share to
the Bankers of the Company.
A copy of the meorandum and articles of aasociation can
be inspected at there
at Mces of the solicitors, 32, Throgmorton-
amt.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be had
aPPlictaion to the bankers, soWitors, auditors, or stockbrokers,
mat the temporary offices of the Company.
In the event of no allotment helm made, the depotit will be
returned iu full ; thould a less number of shares be allotted than
,arreilpglied for, the deposit will, so far aa required, be appro-
towards the payment doe upon allotment.
tafilPayments of deposit may be made to the Bankers of the Coo-
: or at the Branches of the National Provincial Bank of
England the Branches of the Royal Bank of Scotland.

THRESHER and °LENNY.
NEXT DOOR to SOMERSET-HOUSE. STRAND.
The only agabilshenent to London for the following Articles:
THREBIIF.WS SUMMER ANGOLA SUITS.
THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITS.
THRESHER'S INDIA GAUZE WAISTCOATS.
THRESHER'S ItoMIME MET&
THRESHER'S COLOURED FLANNEL
THRESHER'S MILITARY SHIRTS. SHIRTS.
THRESHER:B OVERLAND TRUNKS.
THREW' MS INDIA sr ixocx TRUNKS.
THRESHER'S METALLIC LINED MEER.
THRESHERS INDIA CABIN BRAGS.

IMPERIAL SCIIicEPEIRILIEE.—The A renir National,
of yesterday says, " mime of studies by H. P. Lanfrey,
which will shortly appear as a volume, with the title of
' History of Napoleon L, from his Correspondence and the
new Document': is being widely read just now in the Revue
Nationale. Various views in this history having aroused
certain msosptibilitim, H. Charpentier, the publisher of the
Revue Nationale, was sent for the other day to the minis-
try. It was moreover stipulated that this work, which was
to have been merely called the History of Napoleon,
should bear the title of 'History of Napoleon "
RETURN OF THE SHENANDOAH TO LIVERPOOL.—
The notorious ex-cruiser of the Confederates--the Shetan-
doah—which left Liverpool about three weeks ago for New
York, arrived meet unexpectedly in the Berney yesterday,
when everybody supposed that she would be all safe in New
York Harbour. She appeared to be in a very strained and
damaged condition, and without sails, all having been
blows away in a fierce gale she encountered on the 23rd of
November in lon. 25, the wind blowing a perfect hurricane
from the north-west. The Shenandoah suffered so severely
from the effects of this gale, that Captain Freeman, her
commander, an old and experienced officer, judged it "Avis
able to return at one to Liverpool and rat.
WRECK OF THE WEST INDIA. AND PACIFIC
STEARER BAREADIAN.—LIVERPOOL, WEDNESDAT.—Ths
dorm which has prevailed in the Channel for several days
pest appears to have been very destructive both to home-
ward and outward bound Tassels, and scarcely a day has
elapsed that we have not had to record some shipping dis-
asters. Yesterday the West ledis and Pacito Steam Navi-
gation Company's As. Barbadian (Captain Graham)
sailed from the Merely for the West Indies, and the
to have been
storm which prevailed last night appears
very destructive to her. The wind blew S.S.W., and
early this morning the vessel struck the Blackwater Bank
(Arklow), and the latest anoante from her give no hopes of
her being got off. She is imbedded (set in the sand. The
crew sad wieners escaped to the shore, but the captain,
we believe, remains with the ship, in owlet to wave anything
that will be of um to the insurance companies.
SF.RIOICS RAILWAY ACCIDF-NT.—Yesterclay a very
unfortunate accident occurred to Mrs. Pennington, the wife
of an hotel keeper at Reiter'. She was getting out of a
train from Liverpool at the Hayton statics', when ha foot
slipped, and the trait being in motion her dregs was naught
by the wheel., and one of her legs immediately cut off,
while the other was so mangled that it became necessary
to
amputate it. Kn. Pennington was immediately takes
home, but is is a mod dengerous condition.

are the
wfore, better
drug. They
Simulate the
Holloware
stomach, in-
dhor daces.
r every other
are strenSth-
and muscular
cUon in the
; and treble.
more Power'

sleeves.
It is enough to say, we took in goods all day into
the already overladen vesseL An English officer on
board told the captain, long before our cargo was
complete, that the boat was disgracefully over-
charged, and be did not consider that in anything
like &rough sea we should be safe. The captain
obeyed the orders of his company, and so we took
in barrel after barrel of lime juice and bale after
bale of cotton, until six o'clock.
Being in strict quarantine, once on board, and
subject to 15 days at Nisidaif we left for shore, we
had to possess our souls in patience and hope for
the beet. For these miserable quarters, filthiness,
and bad and scanty food, we paid the full price
charge d by the Messageries Imperials% boats. The
words of the Englishman came true. In the
Gulf of Genoa we bad a gale and heavy sea, and
in consequence of our enormous cargo we
were in the greatest possible danger. It
was not before we bad lost our lifeboat, had
several feet of water in the engine room, bad the
mid-deck entirely under water, had every bed
soaked on board, water running from side to side
of the salon, the sailors and steerage passengers
calling on every saint in the calendar, that our
captain, unwilling to sacrifice his merchandise
until it was a question of life or death for all on
board, ordered the destruction of 17 huge casks of
lime juice, 600 gallons each. Then we righted,
the engine began to work,by the help of every band
on board we got the water out of the fast-filling
ship, and by God's mercy we were saved. It was
an awful time. The captain informed me after
wards that had we shipped one sea more nothing
could have saved us. Each sailor had some implement
ready with which to stave in the casks the moment
the word was given—the destruction was the work
of an instant. The men could hardly be restrained
from sweeping the whole cargo overboard.
Arrived at Marseilles we had some slight hope of
landing, as we had been assured at the company's
office in Naples were free to do so. Alas! our

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FORM OF arrIaCATION
(To be retained by the Banker.`
To the Board of Control, Atlantic and Great Western Railway
Com
Baring Paid to the sum of E , I hereby
pany.
request that you will allot me Conaoildaterl Mortgage
Bonds of the Atlantic and Great Western Railway . and I hereby
agree to accept such Consolidated Mortgage Bowie, or auy less
number that may be allotted to me, according to the terms of
the prospectus.
I am, your obedient 'errant,
Argainrein full
Date

N.B.—OUT/FITS SUPPLIED for INDIA. CBINA, and the cow.
Dun, and detailed lista of the articles required for every pumices
and appointment will be forwsnied on application as above.

WINTER OVER COATS of the BES'
MATERIALS are kept tor inspection or Brie B
it
HAMILTON and RIM
Tailors and Overcoat Makers.
101, STRAND, opposite Rieke Halt

CATHS.

FOIX 01 Arpucanos 701 ALLOIMMI OF IMAM.

Baton-square.

SPECTACLES are NECESSARY
WREN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
attar Paella; :
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable ;
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite--
per example :
WHEN the candle is placed between the eyes
and the book
WHEN objects must be held further off to be
seen more clearly :
WHEN much difficulty is found in threading a
needle.
The above are premonitorysigne otdecayingsight, and Indicate
that an optician should he consulted without delay. Fe= long
sad extensive practice Mews. Thomas Innis and lion are fully
competent
'heydv all matters pertaining to the remedying
detective sight. skilfully alept lenses. perfectly true. of
the requisite power, and likewise they judiciously select a spec-
tacle frame of the form meet becoming to the face TtIOVAS
HARRIS and SON, optidens to the Royal Family. opposite the
British Museum gine. London (their only house:, established
MO. Caution travellen or agents.

the wife of Y.

To the Directors of "The Colonial (•ompan7 (limitedl."
Gentlemen,—Having paid a deposit of gl per share, I beg to
for sham Of C5O each io" The Colonial Company
ted!," and I hereby agree to become a shareholder in that
Company, subject to its rules and regulations, and to accept such
llama, Cr say less number that may be allotted tY me.
I am. gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name io full
Full postal address
Profession or occupation
Data

r, the wife of

DR.. DR JONOWS
({Knight of the Order of Leopold of Belgium)
LIGHT-BROWN OOD LIVER OIL,
prescribed se the most effectual remedy f.
CONSUMPTION, DISEASES OF THE CHEST, AND
ORNERAL DEBILITY.
Cuirersally recognised by the highest medical authorities to be
THE ONLY COD LIFER OIL
invariably pars,
PALATABLE,
miy excellent.
PALATABLE, AND EASILY TAKEN.

ey, the wife of

wife T. M.

ernes, Hide'

e's, Senorita,
engineer, a
'Jams a obi

NOTHING IMPOSSIBLIL—The greatest and
most useful invention of the day, stogy MARELLA.—
listen. JOHN 008 NELL and Co.. Threert, Lombard-
-IWeet, lhodon, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellous Buhl, which vadually restores the
human hair to its pristine bile—no matter at what 1140. ghee
Area Amarella has none of the properties of dyes ; It, on the
=
is bellifiCiai to the system, and when the hair is once
ODe allPliCatiell per month will keep It In perfect colour.
Price Li ls. per bottle, or In half bottles, 161. 6d. John Gospel'
and Co. havisbeen appobsted perfumers to H.R.H. the Princess of
Wales.—JOHN GOSS Ku. and Co's CHIHRY TOOl H PASTE la
Aptly sgperior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all
tims, chemists, and at the manufactory 111. Three Htritt-COsirt.
Lashardotreet. London.

Dr. LETHEBY. Medical ()Meer of Health, and Chief Analyst to
the City of London, writes le all cases I have found Dr. De
Jonglis Light Brown Cod Liver Oil possessing the same set of
properties, among which the presence of cholaic
are the moscompoundst
,
and of iodine to a state of organic combination,
researkabie.'
Dr. LANICESTILL F.R.S., Coroner tot Central Middlesex, ob-
serves I consider the Cod Liver Oil sold under Dr. De Jonah's
guarantee to be preferable to any other kind as regardsgenUne.
nese and medicinal dewy."
Sold only in (*peeled Imperial Hal pints,Pints, 4s. 9d.:
Quarts, 95.: by respectable Chemists.
Sole Consignees .•
ANSAIt ILAB.YORD and CO., 77. Strand, London. W.C.

FRIENDLY Soctiriss.—Mr. Tidd Pratt has issued
a Nadi pamphlet of " Saggestions for the Establishment of
Friendly Societies on Soma Prisoiplo.• The pamphlet
motels, tables of what the payments in soy society ought
to be to mono certain returns in sickness, nod an account of
the governoest inetwenas end easeiry schemes. The go.
ailment guarantee for the latter is pointed out, and is
regard to the former, due cautions are give
ula n se to the
*causation of rake ad the like of say particr gaiety
• rase may wish to join.
PRIVATE BILL LZGISLATION.—A notification has
bees made by the Private Ell-00100 of the House of Lords
that printed copies of all bills mud be lodged oe or before
the 17th instant, and not, as prerionsly, by the 23rd of
the mouth. According to poorel espectatios there will
be shoat 500 private bills for the approaching session.
Already 450 have bee, lodged as staid. In the Onneass
there is so alteratioe es to the Shag of the bile ; the time
is still extended to the 23rd lastest. When the estimates
en sae at the end of the month, the mast of
de-
posits in W°sad of Chancery will be seserteined.

St. Bototplis.
merchfintford..
fig , Brad

'1 the Use'.
tin Ist Soonti,
t, datethtcr a

er Clapton, J.
Seven Sister,-

,u-park, Lille'

LADIES.—ROWLANDS' KALYDOR, an
1. Oriental Botanical Preparation for improving and &enti-
tling the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom It Imparts
to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the hands endows, its capability of soothlW irritation and re-
moving all redness, tan, pimples, spOill, freckles, discoloration+.
and other cutaneous visitations, render It indispensable to
it'erY toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the akin,
whether with reference to cold and inclemency, or intense solar
Mai. Price es. tld. and Bs. &I. per bettle.--$lOl4 at 80. Batton
pinkn : and by chemists and perfume. a Ask tor *lowlands'
•Iydor," one beware of spuriousand pernicious articles ander
the name of Kalydcw."

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scarrs BILIOUS and LIVER P
Da sever tailing remed7, premred without any geM
Ingredient, from the recipe of Dr. Scott. will be found invaluable
to all who suffer from bilious and liver complaints, indigertion.
wind, spasms, &asset, &alma of the eyes. he. Par habitue'
cattlemen. as a badly aperient medicine, and m a wider of
the blood, they are truly excellent ; mild in their operation and
grateful he stomach. they create sotite. Promote4o"ti",
and stremithmito the whole nervous syeem.ge —gold by . less-
' bort. chemistt, 8, Meg "Mem-street, Charing-mom and by meet
idruggists, In boree.ts. 14d. and Ss. ed. Bo ewe to sib ice D
Ir.
beta's *Mons and Ltver ?On The nine are in a swum green
psalms writ " VIIIIIimi lambert" sagraTed ca the IWO.

ASTHMA, COUGHS and COLDS.
Dr. LOODCI'S PCLUONIC WAFERS give Instant relief,
and a rapid care of asthma, consumption. c:Tri• Ind 411 di**
orders of the breath and lungs. To singers public 'peahen
they are invaluable for clearing and strengthening the voice
They Imre • pleasant lute Price la. lid., ft ring
and
per box. Bold by all druggists.

3f R. Gat:anal.

enbeadd.S Bertg•
m
'limey, the meta

Price la.,
DR. CIILVERWRLL on MARRIAGS : Its
113144hca1, and Dicepptutzlesta.
Nam, :&atk.'t Author, 3, Great Italikorovitt-iimet. W.
Working tee, hat I Oulu&

aro of No. I.
Vrtuter, at Ow
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