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The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-13

SHARE LIST&-(TBIB DAY.)

Two ehoolc. •
There is little business in the railway market to-
day, apart from that connoted with the settles:met. go
The variations in the leading stooks comprise a i
rise of 4 per cent. in London and South Western I
and I in Metropolitan, and a decline of
per cent in Great Eastern, 4 in Great
Western, and 4 in Lancashire and Yorkshire.
London and North Western stook te now quoted
123 to 4 • Great Western, 754 to f;
Midland, 137 to 4 ; Lancashire and York-
shire, 1194 to I; South Eastern, 864 to 87 ;
Great Eastern, 47 to ; „Caledonian, 130; to 131 ;
London and South Western, 964 to 97f ; Great
Northern, 1324 to 1334 ; and Metropolitan, 12111
to 1304.
Dutch Rhenish Thilway shares are firm, while
Lombardo-Venetian show a downward tendency.
! lndian and Canadian lines are unaltered.
London, England, 1865-04-13

WHENARK EIPIXITAOLZEI REQUIRED?
Tlsainp is worthy esselderalion by everyone serious
to retain the inestimable blesslng—si&t for on correct know-
ledge as to the proper time fee aline Speaseloe will depend the
certainty of preserving clear vision to the end of life. When Its
deficiency Is determined a sleety of discrimination meet be used
in acetones leases of the aced power time wilisepply the ices, sr
irreparable injury will ram& Optical quackalike medical quacks,
do incalculable mischief by their iverant preteesion, Si la
proved by the victims of country hawkers and tunkilled
vendors. Surely, It were wiser to ask advice from some
optician of repute, end avoid risk to one's sight. The old arm
of Thomas Barris and Son (estatdisbedlTß*), opposite the British
Illoseare-gate, Lend" having attended to tie menu
facture of spectacles. are oempl sat to mirk,' on all that per-
tains to the remedying defective vision by the accurate adapta-
tion of the lenses, mathematically true, of the mutate power,
and also oy the Judicious selection of a spectacle frame (which
is likewise Important) of the form most beaming the face.
London, England, 1865-04-13

POLITICAL PARSONS.

TO THE EDITOR Or TEE 12(PfirAW.

Sra,—l have had the curiosity to count the names
with the prefix "Rev." which appear in the " Fiat List" of
the general committee (*ensnaring the return of the present
tory members for North Essex (Rearm Beres(ord and Du
Case), at the forthcoming election, and I find that they
amount to 34. A formidable phalanx of priests sow, es
ever, arrayed on the side that is opposed to liberty and
progress. I suppose list "No. 2" will contain a like
number of clerical committee men. And this is the party
that twits dissenters as "political am, Inn,
B.C.
London, England, 1865-04-13

ROCHDALE ILICTION.

NOMINATION.-(THIS DAY.)
(sr =arm manure.)

ROOHDALE, MUSIDAT, 2 P.Y.

At the nomination of candidates to-day Mr.
Brett woe nominated by the oonservativel, and Mr. T.
B. Potter by the
The =memo numben of people present preeerred the
beet temper. . _

Thu show of has& wan is favour of Mr. Potter by some
thousands majority.
London, England, 1865-04-13

SACRED MUSIC for SUNDAY EVENINGS.
Ity O. F. War. Ne. 1, M. The woad number of th •
popular work is now ready, containing •• Jerusalem the Coldec,
Nearer my God to nee," *. Sun of my Soul." Mendelasohna
oelebrated "Christmas Hymn," and five other Hymns. Price is.
Koch book free for t 6 stamps.
London : Robert Cocks and Co., New Buriington.street, W.
London, England, 1865-04-14

MARKETS.

SUGAR.—Bainot, Ana 13.—ms market is quiet,
sod sales is raw sad refined are small ; prime are rather
easier. Ram : There is more demand, and late priers are
freely paid.

TALLOW. THURSDAY Eninro.—The market WU
steady to-dxy. Spot, 395. 9d.; Jams, 40s. ; October to
December, 41s. 3d. ; December, 41s. 6d. Delivery to Las
ersoies, 974 coke; arrivals, St casks.

carrow.—LINTRPOOL Amax 13.—The cotton market
continues quiet. The trade buy very generally, but still
diefty in small quantities, sod though the large supply of-
fering causes the week to close with some farther decline in
most dmoriptions, several low dress for large lots hare bees
refused. Sea island I still neglected, though the few trans-
actions exlubit little or no change. Americas hes been is
fair request, but is quoted id. to id. below last week. la
Brazil a decline has also been submitted to of id, to odd
per pound, but large offers below current rates have bees
refused. Though Egyptian metinues in demand. it
is very freely offered, and quotations are slightly reduced.
Smyrna has declined id. to id. pee pound. For East WI
the ioguiry has been general, but of an extremely retail
character, and prior have further declined id. to gd. pee
lb. Chins and Japan have been pressed for Mill, sad a
depreciation to the extent of tad. per lb. bee takes plea.
Speculators have takes, during the week, 42000 Wes ;
*epode's, 5,360 bales ; asd the trade, 22.510 bales of all
kinds. We have bed a dull market to-day and rather
easier. The sales a
are 4,000 bales, which 1,000 are for
export and speculation. The followieg are the official quote-
, time :—Fair Orleans, 1601.; middling, 144 d. ; Mobile, mkt-
' Ming, 1414. ; fair 13pkeds, If. ; middling. Did. Sates-
' day next will be kept m boliby in the cotton market.

WOOL AND WORSTFD.—Benvert, APRIL 13.
The loog-cootinued stmgetios and depressie of risde is
the worsted district continues without say legs of abate-
meet, sod it scything our prospects liave Moos lost week
rather darkened. Steplen experience the greatest difficulty
in *deem wiles of wool eves at • reverie is peke,and the
caste of buyers is more marked to-day than at say pro
vine period since the depressios Imps. The almost total
ceseation et bogies mans to be the rule. Priem of wool
us quite nominal, sed so inegsle that they soave bs
quoted. The ere atones of dented. sad the ease us-
williagsess oil the part of nuasheate to operate, shame
terries the worsted yarn deportees& There have bees
seiroely say inquiries today, sad the eiders pissed
are tee immediate requireasest sad is smell quaatities.
The prior me still is lever tt the buyer. The sent
Teems prevails Is pieces. Net wWestandliss the sew
moues remotion to pekes assesserets fel to ss
orders. More looms lipre=seteesiudeitly, sad to sow
seanufacteers the set Isar
i come, sa they will allow them to slop theirworhs. The
caemplaints shoat the beset of tree are emeesit
I oemeteroiel web of all ahem, end the herhoe
gees so glimemeiag hope Ste the Mutw
limed dereettottes=spos the dletatet Milne Mr.
1 end to use exteat the amber of
peepowsig.= peen
London, England, 1865-04-14

Gomm.* ems-
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Deal weight As-
MUMMA
Oraeueriliss 16,1•0111
Noise
Gold sad dim
Oft WWI

avows
W. MILLI". Cll3Bl Cashier.

Tannins Emma.
Consols, which closed yesterday at 911 to ikw
the 9th of May, opened this morning at the mar
quotation, and closed at 914t0f. For money thelast
price was 91 to 4. The official business report is so
follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 911
91, 4, 9 4; ditto, for account, 914, i ; Three par
Cents Reduced, 89i. 4 ; New Three per Ceuta,
994, 4, ; New Two-and-s-Half per Ceetn, 7s;
Bank Stock, 242, 240 ; India Stock, 216 ; ditto
Five par Cent. Stock, 1074, 107, ; ditto Four
per Cent.. 100 ; Four per et "sawed " rapes
paper,i, 90 ; ditto Five.per Cent., 1014.
India Five per Cent. stock continues to
meet with inquiry, and shows great firmness.
Exehever Bills are unaltered, at 3s. to 6s. prem.
Foreign stocks were firm, with a good demand.
Egyptian Bonds of 1862 and Confederate rose 4 per
ant, Spanish Three per Cents. 4, and Italian
stock 4. Mexican Bonds and Spanish Certificates
were firm.
Owing to the drawing at Constantinople, there
was to-day a " backwardation" of f per cent. on
Turkish Consolides, and the Stock Exchange Com-
mittee decided that in the case of any bonds not
delivered to-day tare persons failing to deliver them
may be charged a " backwardation" of 4, it being
believed that news of the drawn numbers nia7
reach London to-morrow by telegraph.
In the market for bank shares an improvement
was quoted in Continental, Brazilian and Portu-
guese, London and County, London Joint Stock,
European, and Union Bank of London. Then
was also a renewed advance, amounting to 21., in
Loudon and Brazilian Bank shares, and a decided
rise in National Bank. On the other hand, Agra
and Maaterman's, Alliance New, Bank of Hin-
dustan, London and South Western, and Bank of
New Zealand shares, were weaker.
Hudson's Bay shares were last quoted to-day
14 to ; Egyptian Trading, to din., show-
ing relape ; National Discount, 104 to 4 prem. ;
Joint-Stock Discount, 24 to 2 dn. ; Ottoman
Socidt6 Giimirale, 24 to 4 prem. ; and Milan
Improvements, 6to N prem. Berlin Waterworks.
Crystal Palace, and Peninsular and Oriental Steins
shares, were inquired for.
The shares of the financial companies were
steady, at yesterday's prices. The closing quota-
tions era annexed, viz. :—lnternational Financial.
la to 14 prem. ; General Credit, 24 to 4 preen ;
London Financial, 74 to 4 Pram Imperial
Meroantile Credit, 1 3-16 to 5-16 prem. ; and
Credit Foncier and Mobilier (old shares), 44 to
5 pram.
The closing (but in some cases nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are subjoined:
—Metropolitan District Railways, 9 to 10 prem. ;
Varna Railway, 44 to 54 prem. ; Rio de Janeiro
Gas, 1 to 14 prem. ; South African Land and Fi-
nance, 1 to 14 prem. ; Millwall Land and Docks,
1 to 04 die. ; City of Moscow Gas, 4 to 1
prem., being better ; Financial Insurance, 4 to 14
prem. ; Russian Ironworks, 24 to 4 prem., being
higher ; and Anglo-Egyptian Navigation (amended
prospectus), 24 to 24 prem., showing likewise an
advance.
London, England, 1865-04-14

MINEI3.-(THI8 DAY.)

To-day being Good Friday we have no business
to report under this bead.
The committee have resolved to close the Mining
Exchange on Monday next, the 17th inst.
The subjoined weekly report on the metal market
is from the circular of Menus. Von Dadelszeo and
North :

The metal market Asthma steady, but business is vs
math restricted. operatorstang the greatest caution.
Iron: Welsh bars 'minus in steady demand, ad quota-
tions are firmly malatained at 61. 15s. to 71. at the works
Sevend A the South Slaerdshire works have been re-
opened ; the locic•oat is at an end, slthongh hi North Staf-
fordshire the dispute is still unsettled. Batch pig iron Me
improved to 525. 111. malt. Copper : The market is not
quite so stroog for manufactured ; orders would
be pissed at 951. Raw is firm. however, at the
followhig quotatioes :—best select, 921. laud ; ougb.
991. No orange to report in either Kapunda, Barra. or
Wallow. Chili offered at 83/. Tin : The price of Straits
has advanced to 901. cub, at which a fair amount of Davi-
DIOS was due. dosing alien thereat ; 951. 10s. was paid
for Banos. The Dutch mutat is firm, at 571. buyers.
, English tin in moderate demand. Tin Plates : There it a
' better feeling both for Doke ad charcoal. Lead : Mertes
vary dill, and prices tending downwards. Speller : Very
little Memel was dose aloe our last, but the price haa
stiffened to 201. cash for calmer/ haat, 201.55.
for speetal brands.
At Bedford United quarterly meeting the amount'
showed a cash Wages in bend of 449/. 90. 6d., aad ea
estimated Wanes in favour of thu mine at the neat seer
*of 6521. 16s. Bd.
London, England, 1865-04-14

[Stamped, id. Additional.]

wetil a solution eorreapeedieg to their owe roevictioes mid
Ne istwarte of the • •is Diet is althea IJeder
those dranhaecte. sad with regard to the hew el the
legal espeet d the question pot forward Is twilep'• sittiy,
the neereetative believes ee may elreedy expeoes the
owthety that so prospect Grimed the expectation .opted
is the moths bay tains&

FRANCE.
London, England, 1865-04-14

IRONMASTERY QUARTERLY MEETING.

BIRMINGEIAM. THURSDAY Evansma.
The second meeting of the iroomaaters of this
district was held in the Town-ball here to-day. There was
waive a thin attendance, the appearance of the ball present-
ing a marked contrast in that respect to that which it does
on ordinary occasions of this kind. The iron-producing
linos in other districts woe oily moderately represented,
as were also the Loodon, Liverpool, and other exportiog
houses. The business tramacted was on a very limited
scale ; some of the ordinary quarterday contracts were
entered into, but consumers generally evinced no disposition
to buy any description of manufactured iron. The meeting
was dull from the commencement to the close, in fact
a quieter quarter-day was scarcely possible to be. In
each circumstances what the state of the trade would have
been but for the " lock-out " may be imagioed. For
pig-iron there wits rather more inquiry, and a little more
business done. The common make of that description of
South Staffordshire iros was quoted at 21. 17s. 6d. to
31. 2s. 6d. per ton ; goad all mine iron, 3/. Se. to 31. 10s. ;
very best brands. 41. 2a. 6d. to 41. 5.. per toe. The prin-
cipal subject discussed to-day warn ' puddling by ma-
chinery." It was mentioned that a division of • celebrated
Welsh ironwork is to be fitted up in order that the propos
may be carried an, and • confident belief was expressed that
before very lung the experiments now being made with that
object will be sticosasfuL So long as there were as
abundance of paddlers, and no difficulty with that class of
labour, the ironmesters wouldscarooly look at any machinery
invent:idiot this purpose ; receutchwamstimoes have brought
about • great revolution of feeling io that respect, sod there
seems to be little doubt that, now the want of puddler, bas
been experienced, and that that is now the great difficulty
in the trade, skill and ingenuity will soon supply all that is
required. It was mentioned in the hall today that there
is an offer of fire hundred paddlers from Rorie, if their
conceal safety is gueranteed. The ironmssters of the Wol-
verhampton district held a meeting in the committer
room of the hall, and agreed that • letter should be sent to
the representatives of the men usually employed at the
work' in that part of the district, to the effect that the
roasters were willing to meet them at the Shrubbery Works
at 12 o'clock on Saturday.
London, England, 1865-06-26

[ONB BILTWEEN likla

AND ITALY.

EOM. Jon 21.(vtilfasesMes).
The Pope has stipolated for the following
conditions before signing a convention with Sing
Viet= Emmanuel, viz., that the mai =equator
sad the oath of allegianos be ahaabed laths tom of
the DIA bishops (not belonging to the former
provinoes of Sardinia). That no rednelien or
diminution dull take place in the ex-
isting dioceses. Ludy, that the *hope
be allowed tan liberty ba 1111100 Wat
of their mininarisi to the examine of all
government antherity.
Signor Vegessi hes despetehed this alma= to
Florence. Should the Italian government reject
it, it is said that the negotiations which have at
= onV been Interrupted will then be entirely

ITALY.
'MORISON, Juan tit The King to-day distributed the prises W the
winners in the national shooting match.
Intelligence has been reeeived here from Y
stating that the anniversary of the battle of San
Martino was celebrated in the different towns.
Some arrests of students and citizens were made at
Padua.
Letters from Rome announce that Signor
Vegersi had an audience of the Pope, in order to
take leave, on Wednesday last.

AUSTRIAN FINANCE.
VIENNA, Joan 25.
The Minister of Finance bu concluded aprovi-
atonal arrangement with the Oreditanstalt and MM.
Rothschild sod Herr von Wodianer for the payment
of the floating debt of 18 milli derias,_ falling
due next month. The vote of the Upper House of
theßeicherath is only awaited to render this arrange-
ment a definitive one.

MAURITIUS AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
The following telegram has been waived. 4y
Reuter's Telegram Company (Limited) from the
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Coon-1
pony, June 25th :
SUEZ, •Joss 24.
The Norma, from Mauritius, arrived here at 8
a.m. to-d►y. At Aden Rho received the Australian
mails and passengers from the Bombay. The latter
vessel reached Aden from Mauritius on the 7th
'inallnat, and sailed ter Bombay the same day to re-
pair mashinery. Her speck for India was tran-
shipped to the Simla, leaving Aden foe Galle, &c.,
on the 10th instant.
London, England, 1865-06-26

iis.

and have not been benefited in price by the proceed...l
lags at the on Friday. Venezuela Honda
of 1164 wool y quoted }pe oast. tter.
In the market for bank shares au improve ant
took place in Memos and English and 8 ish,
whila London, Buenos Ayres, and River e
Bask, new shares, receded.
National Discount shares were last quoted y
104 to 11 prom ; Joint Stock Dimocatut, }to ;
=. Trading, to f dis. ; Ottoman Sc
to 31 prem. ; Hudson's Bay, 161 ;
Milan Improvements, 3} to 4 prem. ; and
Brewwy, 11 to 11 prem. Bombay Gas and
India land Credit and Finance shares were fiat.
There were some inquiries for Ebbw Vale.
The shares of the financial companies were dull
General Credit were slightly cheaper. Lotalon
Financial fell about 7a. ed. The closiammtaa:
does are annexed, viz. :—lnternational
1} to If preen. • General Credit, 1} to 2} prem. ;
London Financial, 71 to } prem. ; Imperial Mee-
motile Credit, 2 1-18 to 3-18 prem. ; Credit
Fonder and llobilier (both old Land new shares),
34 to 4 prem. ex div.
The closing (but in some asses nominal) quota-
tions for shares in new undertakings are sub-
jeined :—Rio de Janeiro Gas, par to } prem. ;
Peruvian Railways, 3 to } prem. • Cheshire Salt
Works, 1 to 2 prem. ; Land, per to }
prem. ; Russian Iron Works, 7 to 8 prem. ;
don and Mediterranean Bank, 3 to / prem.
Blakely Ordnance, 2} to S prem. ; Waterloo and
Whitehall Railway, par to 1 prom. ; Grange Town
Iron, 1 to 2 prom. ; East London Railway scrip,
1} to 2 prem. ; ditto, paid-up, }to 1 prem. ;
Atlantic Telegraph, 8 per cent. pretenses, fto 14
prom. ; London Merchants, lite. 2 prem. ;
mime Mansions, 2to 3 prem. ; British India and
Colonial Trust, 1} to 2} prom. • Railway
Credit, 1 to 2 prem. • Phosphate of' lime, 1}
to 2} prem.; Northern Assam Tea, par to *
prem. • Breech-loading Armoury, 2 to 3 Fem. ;
Enamelled Iron' 2 to 3 prem. ; Parkfield Iron,
1 to 2 prem. ; London Quays, 2to 3 prem.
The shares of the London Merchants' Company
(Limited), the subscription for which is to be dosed
on Monday at 2 o'clock, were last quoted 1} to 2

prem.
The A stook of the Metropolitan Extension Rail-
ways of the London, Chatham, and Dover Company
was quoted 61i to 64 per 1001. stock.
London, England, 1865-06-26

11111,1118.-(THIS DAY.)

Two o'Ctocm.
In the mining market to-day there is a good de-
mand for West Chiverton and North Tres-
kerby shares, which have advanced. The former
are now quoted 80 to 84, and tte latter
21 to 11. East Romwarne are also
inquired for, at 24 to On the other hand,
Chiverton have declined to 9to Great Busy are
called 31 to ; Tolvadden, 355. to 375. 6d. ; and
Chiverton Moor, 3 to }.
Foreign and oolonial mining shares are inactive.
The prospectus of the Dalbeattie and Kirkoon-
nell Granite Company (Limited) is issued, with a
proposed capital of 120,0001., in 12,000 shares of
101. each. The granite from this company's quar-
ries has been selected by the Metropolitan Board
of Works for the construction of the Thames em-
bankment, and it is mentioned that " the vendor
holds, and has partly executed, advantageous con-
tracts to the amount of more than 100,0001. for
supplying material to that important national un-
dertaking." The Dalbeattie quarries, of which Mx
are opened and in full work, are situated on the
estate of Munches, in the Btewartry of Kirkcud-
bright, about one mile and a half from the Dal-
beadle Railway station. The Kirkoonnell granite
range lies along the navigable river Nith, on tte
estate of Kirkoonnell, in the same county. One
quarry is opened, and a railway is completed from
it to the river bank. The purchase money of the
leases, railways, plant,ec., is 25,0001. Mescal, by in-
stalments,without interest, extending over a period
of nine months, 2,500 fully paid-up shares, and
one-fourth of the net profits to be realised in
excess of 10 per cent per annum on the paid-up
capital ; but the vendor has agreed that for a
period of two years his shares shall receive no divi-
dend, unless the dividends paid to the ordinary
shareholders amount to 10 per cent per annum.
London, England, 1865-06-19

muorsr.

Sulu= v. Cammunaz trxwmarrr.—Thin match,
at the Surrey Ground, Kennington-ova, was brought to •
conclusion on Saturday (the third day ). Surrey woe by
101 rum.
Ks= v. Suemm.—At the Sussex County Ground,
Brighton, this match was commeoced on Thursday, re-
sunned on Friday, and apt to • conclusion on Saturday,
when Kong won by three ket.s.
SuanzY v. YOILEBBIZIL—This match will be
commenced this morning on the Braman-lane Ground,
Sheffield.
London, England, 1865-06-19

bieDAR--"C RRALLIM -1N LITNIUTITRE AND ART.

nen
is, at the present day • fashion in literature,
mid in art generally, which is very deplorable,
Mil which may, on a superficial glance, appear at
!mimes with what has just been said. The fashion
that of cosFand.waistooat realism, • creeping
timidity of invention moving almost exclusively amid scene'
M ehawinuroom existence, with all the reticence. and
?Minium of drawing.roone conventions. Artiste have
Mame photographer,, and have turned the camera upon
the vulgarities of life, instead of representing the more im-
prisoned movements of life. The majority of books and
__Picture are addressed to our lower factultice ; they make no
r...mt so they have no power to stir our deeper emotions by
motation of great ideas. Little that makes life
noble, and solemn is reflected in the art of our
„ to amuse a languid audience seems its highest aim.
must this, some of my medals may ask whether the artists
Le not been faithful to the law I have expounded, and
Moses to paint the small things they have seen, rather
thou., the meat things they have not seen? The answer is
.toPlm Foe the most part the artists have not piloted
what they bare seen, but have been false and conven-
tional in their pretended realism. Aod whomever they
lave Pointed truly they have painted successfully. Tbe
eatheitieity of their work has given it all the mime which
be the nature of things such work could have. Tllian's
Potash of "The Young Man with a Glove" is • great
work of art, though not of great art. It is infiottolr
hither th
an a portrait of Cromwell, by a painter °Dab"
to, into the great soul of Cromwell, and [to make us see
but it is infinitely lower than Titian's "Tribute
roof." "Peter the Martyr," or the "Assumption."
"oureon's "Northers Farmer" is inoomparably greater
"'Poem than Mr. Bailey's ambitious " Pattie ;" but the
"Northern Farmer" is far below " Ulysses" or "Gain*.
mow," homage movie; oe a lower level, and recording the
facto of a lower life.—Portaightiy ablitlO far June.
London, England, 1865-06-19

NAVAL AND MILITARY.

ADmirtsffrr, 'TUNS n.—AnOlirrmlorrs.—Liers.
tenants John L. Why and John V. D. Butler, to the
Ootavia.
Kasten Benjamin B. Stuart, to the Fiord, for service In
the Fox ; William B. Goldsmith, to the Himalaya.
Surgeon Clarke 00.0014, to the Liffey, 39, screw frigate,
on the North America and West India station.
Sub-Lieutenant Landrum L. L. Bevan, from the Achilles
to the Ootavia.
Midshipmen George 0. 0. Eyrie and Henry T. S. Lorries,
to the Re.oo ; George L. Atkinson, to the Ootavia ;
Edward M. S. Claremont, to the Arethima.

CHATHAM, Jots 18.
By direction of the Admiralty some experiments
are to be carried out at thin dockyard to test a our
hydraulic reser►oir, the Sweeties et Sir C. Fox, far bending
the largest domestics of aremersiates, whereby a ea-
oidsrable moving of time mod Mem will be affected.
London, England, 1865-06-19

FOR FOLLY PAID-OP 8/1•11111.

TORY OF
Ito
To the Directors of thechishws Tea Company of Assam

(Limited).
Gentlemen, Haring paid to your bankers the sum of
being a deposit of 10s. per share on fully paid-op
shares In the above Cowman., I hereby request that you "'dialog
me that somber and I agree to become a member of the said
Cempaey, and co accept ouch shares, or any leas number you
may allot me, or in default thereof that the deposit shall be
forfeited and I authorise you to enter my name in the muter
of members In respect of the shares you will allot to me.
Name In full
Residence
Date

PORN OP APPLIORTIOIII FOR PARTLY PAID•OP MARX&
No
To the Directors of the Chubwa Tea Company of Assam
(Limited).
Gentlemmt—Having paid to your bankers the sum of g
being a deposit of 10s. per 'here on partly paid-up
shares In the above Company, I hereby request tha . you will
allot me that number; and I agree to become a member of the
said Company, and to accept such shares, or any less number you
may allot me, or In default thereof that the deposit shall be for-
feited , and I authorise you to enter my nsme in the register of
members in respect of the shame you will allot to me.
Nune In fail
Bandana
Date

ONLY • OLO D.-THIRD EDITION.
All that there wag to admire In 'lady AndWe ti vret '
all the ease d narration, the power of graphic description.
the Interest of the plot—all are here. The book to bee thy la
loos, and of engrossing Interest."—Mornlng Star. 11 ay SO.
London, England, 1865-06-19

TLADIES.—ROWLANDS' ICALYDOR, an
A. Oriental Botanical tion for Improving and Beauti-
fying the Complexion and Skin. The radiant bloom it imparts
to the chest,. and the softness and delicacy which it induces of
the hands and arms, its capability of soothing irritation and
removing AI redness, tan, pimples, spots, freckles, disoolora-
tions, and other cutaneous *Annelle, render it indispensable to
every toilet. It obviates all the effects of climate on the skin.
whether with reference to cold and Inclemency, or Intense solar
heat. Price es ed. and M. 6d. per bottles—Sold at 20, Hatton-
garden and by chemists and perfumer. Ask for " Rowlands
kelp:tor," and beware of spurious and pernicious artteles under
the nstae of " Kalydor.
London, England, 1865-06-19

sz

THE CREDIT FONCIER and MOBILIZE
of INGLAND/,'

nen a £6OO 000 DL6iN4ous vacs urnamer
PAYABLE QUAMILY.
The Directon have decided to Woe Debastere Beads el the
Company for the mounts sad Dssxt.g Interest ea under, its. :
la same of tle, CIO, RAO. £lOO, Lfoo, £5OO, end £l,OOO, with
coupons attached.

___,_____
lIITIDIST
For three years
for lee years
For seven years
lament potable mieshirM, eta, es the Sea Mrseellith AIM,
10th September, and 300 k Daimler, Is mei mer, at the Com-
pany • bankers' The Mg 1114111•114 a Mamie wM be made on
the lab Jose next.

The distinctive feature is the debeatales bawd by Ode Cosi-
przalltheir perfect mearity : the aewe ot the capital sub-
s paid-up, sad uncalled, end the general located assets
at the Contour, as well as the large metre fund, affording the
most maple security to the investor.
nem debentures are bailed parable to bearer, and can them
ton pus by duple delivery trees band to hand, without endorse-
Mt, and are tree boss say rather amp duty. They are alio
Mused—to meet the requirements of Trustee" and ethers —trans-
tenni, by
in
deed only, to be duly registered in the Company's
books In the names of the investors or
Forma of application can be obtained VC Secretary, to
vim" all communications mast be addressed.— Er order el the
Cow" ALFRED WWI,
Leallest, WIL Carnal" liar 4,18 W

mss•
London, England, 1865-06-19

THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

From authentic information received from the Mick
and workmen, it appears that there were over 200 hands
employed in the colliery. Oa Friday morning the Enema
disco►ered gas in a crass heading in the back
workings, where • man named David Jones and
his son worked. The danger signal was pat
op, bat it is feared that this was disregarded, for there
is army appearance that the explosion occurred in James
working place. The colliery is worked ',lithely by inked
lights, but Joon bad been provided with a safety-lamp se
an extra yireasutiou, as • little gas had been olmerved before
in his stall. 46 were employed in that section of the eat-
liery, and out of that number 20 escaped. Fortunately
the system of splitting the air was adopted, by which every
section al the colliery had • free course of air. Had ft
been otherwise it is very probable that the explosion would
have extended throughout she whole of the workings,
where some 200 more hands were employed. The separate
torrent of air going to the beck workings was computed Is
be 20,000 cubic feet per minute, the ventilation being by
furnace.

The butted wu avowed on Saturday afternoon. before
Dr. W. H. Brewer, eetweer, at the Orwyboued lUD. Tredw
ger. Atter the bodies bad bus viewed tie inquiry wee
adjoereed.

PRO-SrATE:3Y LEGVILATIOX 13 JAMAICA.—Ati
article recently appeared ie the Anti-Slavery Reporter
beaded "Pro-slavery Legislation In Jamaica." Whilst we
thank the writer for the repairmen, be =prelate to the
employment of the whip as or inetnunent of conreeldeek
and the effort he promises to make to ensure the disallow.
thee of the Whipping BM, we onset but regret that be
should have hem led to write epee such utterly ertheiroas
statements ae are pet forth fa the wane of hie remarks.
He is wader the leapreedoe that the bill was wholly
the levies of the Manner; end desigued for the
pienialuneat of gene Mealing. To oar readers we
' need net say bow utterly incorrect is this as-
motion ; hen far the blamed/re of lir. Chamormsow and
the Man et UM Anei-Eleamoy Reporter, it is mormary
that weehould make Is knows that the bill on with
the Governor, who left similar memorial of hie worth at
Antigua, ef vista rimy he wee at one time lieutenant-
governor. It originated with the Ororersor, was introdeeed
by the exesutisn esmaittee, was supported many others
bleier the piasters, end wee designed for theby restraint of
Weenies sommitied ea the revision fielded the peineatry.
We esrsestl hope that the Qom* will be advised to dies
Mew the bin, but net Menlo einem its defeat to the mine•
proneetation of the linti-Movery Reporter warranted.—
The Morning Journal, May 23 and 24.
London, England, 1865-06-19

SHAM LlBll4-(THIS DAL)

Two o'oloaw.
The railway market is flat to-day, and the move-
ments in prices are chiefly in an unfay.ourable direc-
tion. Metropolitan, stock is especially Sat, and
has declined 1 per oent. ; Great Western and Mid-
land have also receded f ; London and North-
Western, f • Lancashire and Yorkshire, ;
South Eastern has advanced I ; Lon-
don and North Western stock is now quoted
123 f to 1241 ; Great Western, 71} to 72 ; Midland,
1364 to 136 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 192
to ; Caledonian Is 3 to 134 ; South Eastern, 84
to ; Great Eastern, 48 to ; Loudon and South
Western, 99 to 100 ; and Metropolitan, 1434
to 144.

Paris, Lyons, and Mediterranean Railway shares 14
have improved, and Great Western of Canada are
firm. Indian lines are quiet.
London, England, 1865-06-19

PORE 01.APPLICATIOM ROE MEARES,

To the Ithect:aoilheThrtan.-i:SleCiict and Floor Company

(Limited). -
Gentlemen,—llaring paid to your Bankers the sum of L
I hereby reonest chat you will allot me shares of £lO
each in the Steam Biscuit and Flour Company (Limited) ; and I
hereby agree to accept inch shares, or asy Ws number which
may be allotted to me . and I authorise you to enter my name on
the register of members of this Company as a member thereof.
I am, gentlemen,:
Name in full
Address in hall
Profession or oessolletke
Date
N.B. Should no allotment be made the &pod& will be re-
turned In full.
London, England, 1865-06-19

trztroasarry Commaz HcotorraL, Gowan-Brain.
—The annual festival in aid of this institution, which has
been the means of conferring much benefit on the deserving
poor of this metropolis, and besides, by the system of medi-
cal and surgical instruction pursued there, conferred greet
beciefits on medical scienco, will be held on Wednesday,
under the presidency of Lord Helper. Daring the last year
26,000 patients, including all forms of disease and ',juries,
have been relieved et the hospital. Its resources are now
so much crippled that pecuniary aid is much needed.
THE LANCASHIRE DISTRESS FIIND.—The surplus
moiseys of the Bradford lowtaabire Relief Fund hers now
all been distributed. In ever, ogee the money returned to
individual subscribers wee handed over to local charities,
' and the sums contributed by ooegregetions have been die-
tributed In s similar manner, et the instance of the com-
mittee. The Preston Relief Committee have mostly
ceased to operate, and it appears from their report that they
have expended 131,0001. among the Threlliol3 operatives sites
the 27th el January. 1862. Above 25,0001. of this money
was raised in Preston and neighbourhood. The Manchester
Central Committee eoetributed more thee double that
amount, end the lfaasion•hoaas Committee a little ware
then 30,0001. el It.
London, England, 1865-06-19

THE POLICE COURTS.

MARLBOROUGH-BMM.
Mr. Henry Bolen °. stage.ananaiw at the Alhambra
Pahl* Imioseter•equarei, answored Were Mr. Mansfield,
charged with assaulting Mr. Hy
Nathan, isogunder,
Castbi.staset, Laieseter.equare. There was a cams summon
against the complaisant for ainemiting the defoodaet. Mr.
E. D. Lewis appeared for Mr. Nathan.
Mr. Nathan said he had a free adminion to the Alhambra
Palace, bat it was suspeuded by Mr. Strange, who refined
him to the stap•manapr, Mr. Dolma. He saw Mr. Beleno
at the Alhambra aloe last Saturday, and asked if he bad say-
thing to say to him. The defendant replied be lad nothing
to say to a Jew adding,. that it looked very ales to
" see a Jew, as large as life, get up and applaud...ma."
He told the defendant be should applaud whom ha liked,
but should not applaud his wife. The defendant thou
violently amanita him, and when he afterwards applied
for a summons he bed blood on his face, and his mat was
torn.
In reply to the defeedant, the complainant asserted WA
the defendant struck him first.
John Omobelmn, bouquet seller, who was sailed for the
oleirdi. stated that be saw Mr. Basso holding Mr.
Nathan, no
and striking him novena times on the back of the
head. He also saw Mr. Bolero tear Mr. Nathan's eoat.
Mr. Nathan did not strike Mr. Boles at ell, bat Mr.
Bolas followed Mr. Nathan and kicked him behind.
The cross summons was then heard, the parties sitanging
plums.
Mr. Bohm said be was stage dingier at the Alhambra ;
Mr. Nathan, has* a fres admiesios to the palace, made
himself miry officious. Hearing Dome of the madames tell
Mr. Nathan to out down he went in frost, and found Mr.
Nathan standing up before some of the company. and
applauding seam one voolferously. No cue melds's what
was going on upon the stage owing to has oosidnet. He told
Mr. Nathan that claqueure were sot required Mare. ripe"'
which Mr. Nathan replied he would do jet as be liked.
After such behaviour his admission was stopped, and when
he came to the ofilos to know the reason he insulted witness,
by mayinir that if he had applauded his (Mr. Helene's) wife
nothing would have been said. Mr. Nathan this invited
him to mime out ; and on his preparing to do en, Mr.
Pathan seised him by the skirt front, tore it, and pum-
melled away at him. An moos as be got outride Mr. Nathan
ISO sway.
Mr. Mansfield considered that whatever had immizred to
Mr. Nathan had been brought on by himself, and he should
therefore climbs the summoas.
London, England, 1865-06-19

TO MOTHERS and NIIRSES.—Mrs.
A. JOHNSON'S AICCRICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, which bu
bean held in such high estimation for so many years, for roller.
lag children when suffering from painful dentition, still con-
tinues to be prepared according to Mrs. Johnson's original
recipe, and with the same SUCCIAII by BARCLAY and SONS, 96.
Parringdonetreet, whose name and address are e red on the
stsmp. lull directions are enclosed with such bottle. Price
Is. pd. Be sere to ask for Mrs. Johnson's Soothing Syrup.
London, England, 1865-11-02

LATEST SPORTING 1

IsT WW

goodwillof shininess now in active operation at Low
Hall Mills, Holbeck, near Leeds, for extracting the
fibres of wool from fabrics or materials composed
of wool combined with cotton, or other vegetable
substances, and for 'pinning purposes.. Ris men-
tioned that the object of the late proprietor in the
formation of the present company is to extend the
works with a view to meeting the demand, which is
always in excess of the supply. The prospectus
further states that "the books of the present pro-
prietor and patentee, for the last twelvemonths,
have been examined by Messrs. Price, Holyland,
and Waterhouse, public accountants, and from
their report the directors feel assured that with an
increase of capital very large dividends may safely
be calculated upon." The present proprietor omits-
num the management of the works and makes his
' remuneration • chiefly dependent upon the succour
fat operations of the company, by receiving a ooze.
mission only when the shareholders have been paid
a minimum dividend of 15 per cent. upcsiAhe peed
up share capital." The capital proposed is 150,0001. t
in 10,000 shares of 151. each, with a first imbue a
5,000 shares, a large number of which are stated to
have been applied for on the i.
A general court of the Hudson's Bay tompani
will be held on the 28th inst. 'l3
The directors of the Buenos Aytlia Great
Southern Railway Company (Limited) leave issued
the subjoined circular : .1
The directors have greet pleasure in informingt yea that
the bee was sertially opened as far as JOWIIMIT station,
dietaries of 48 minion' in 14th of August Usti old the
traffic returns of that portion of the lies for the first four
weeks are mined. Considering that this resat has been
attained by the rants' of only one train a day to avoid
interference with the completion of the works, IWO directors
consider the return highly satisfactory. They expect the
entire line to Chamereas will be opened
early is lovember.
The traffic receipts of this railway, for the four
weeks ending lOch September, were 1,6681. sterling.
The annual meeting of the Rhymney Iron Com-
pany is called for the 15th inst.
A second call of 21. 10e. is to be paid on the shares
of the blillwall Freehold Land and Docks company
(now known as the Millwall Canal Compaq() by the
10th December. J
The Saloon Steam Packet Company have made a
call of 11. per share, payable by Tuesday, the 21st
November.
The numbers are published of 629 bonds, repre-
senting 110,0001., of the Russian Four-and-a-
Half per Cent. Loan of 1849, which were drawn on
the 19th ult., and are to be paid off at parfietween
the Ist January and 28th February nett:
The provisional governor of Texas has issued an
advertisement in the nature of a " cane* to the
public," in which he states that certain Individuals
obtained from the late governor of the sts4 during
the rebellion, a large number of Texan emnity
Bonds without legitimate authority, and under a
pretended and fraudulent contract. It is accord-
ingly intimated that these bonds will not be paid
unless presented for payment by proper authority
of the State of Texas.
London, England, 1865-11-02

LORD MAYOR'S DAY.

This year more than ordinary preparations are
being made by the City authorities for the forthoomiog
banquet at Guildhall ors Thursday next, Lord Mayor's Day.
Toe occasion will, first of all, derive additional interest, from
the imposing appearance which the aneisot hall itself will
present in its restored and ornamented state, and some
political curiosity will 'probably be excited by the circum-
stance of all the leading members of the government
assembling for the first tune under one roof, is public at
least. since the death of the late Premier.
The civic pageant will
by from the Guildhall st helf-past
11 o'clock sod proceed by way of Gresham-etrest, Gresham-
street West. St. Ann's-latie, St. Martin's le-Grand, Newest.-
street, Skinner-streett Farringdonetreet, and thence by
way of Fleet-street and the Strand to Westminster Ball,
whore the new Lord Mayor, airoording to custom, will be
formally presented by the Recorder to the Barons of the
Exchequer. The cortege will return by way of the Strand,
Fleet-street. Ludgate-hill, Ludo 'street St. Paul's
Churchyard, Cheemide, and thence along King-street, to
the Guildhall. In Newgate-street, which is the principal
thoroughfare in the ward of Farringdon, represented by
the Lord Mayor Elect in the Court of Aldermen, • large
platform is being erected to *liable the whole of the chil-
dren in the ward schools, some hundreds in number, to
view the pretender), and that part of the niute will
be gaily decorated with bangers.
London, England, 1865-11-02

CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY.

A special session of the Central Criminal Court
wu held this morning for the purpose of tiling the days
for holding the sessions of the ensuieg year.
The Court was opened by the Lord Mayor and the fol.
lowing judges :—the Lord Chief Baron, Justice Willes,
Baron Bramwell, Baron Cbasnell, Justice
Justice Blackburn, Baron Pigott, Justice Beating. Justice
She*, sod Justice M. Smith. The following days wore ap-
pointed for the sessions :-1865 : November 24, and
December 18. 1866 : January 8, 29; February 26, Anvil 9,
May 7, June 11, July 9, Angara 13, September 17, and
October 72.
The court then adjourned to Thursday, November 20.

The New York Tribune says :—" In his forth-
°owing message the President fully reoogoier the manhood
of the nepo ; but would qualify and limit his right of
rarer by odic:rims or property. When proved to be
possessed of either of these, Mr. Johnsoa thinks he ought
to be allowed to vote."
THE CATTLE PLAGUE COMMISSION.—The evidence
on this inquiry for the present is concluded, and the coin.
mirrors are now 'trembling at Room 11 in the House of ,
Commons corridor, for the purpose of considering their re. I
port. This, however, Groot be expected to be made public
till after the me
till of parliament.
I PROROGATION OF CONVOCATION.— (TRIS
This stoning the oonvecation of the prelates and clergy of
the provinos of Canterbury was in virtue of a royal warrant
prorogued until Friday, the 24ili of November. The meet-
lap and prorogstions of convocation ordinarily follow those
of parliameot, and as parliament will not meet for the de-
match of bUliallell on the 23rd inst., to which day it stands ad-
jrZnitirt to eM
eeTttollt proctors, tad
ers
ownin the n ?.t4tbh.°
The Pt claim at which the new coovocatioa will assemble
is St. new Cathedral, where, in the first instance, • Latin
sermon will be preached. The members of the Lower
House will then proceed to the election of a prolocutor who
will be resented to the Archbishop of Canterbury for his
sasatioa.
London, England, 1865-11-02

LATZST INTELLIGENUN.

(num% mooBAN.)
THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND.
(By Omlaad Telegraph from Oak.)
MELBOURNE, Sin. 25.
Advines from New Zealand state that the war is
spreading on the east mast.
The Opotiki expedition against the Psi Many°
fanatics has landed, captured their pah, and occu-
pied the town.
Martial law has been proclaimed.
A motion in the House of Representatives in
favour of dividing New Zealand into two separate
I colociiss has been negatived.

The New Zealand Government agent in this
country has received the following telegram :
" The 65th Regiment has arrived in Auckland,
for embarkation to England.
"Disturbances continue on the East Coast.
" The colonial forces and friendly natives have
been successful against the fanatics.
"The pab was stormed by the colonial forces.
" The expedition captured the natives who mur-
dered Volkner and Captain Close.
"Tie governor has confiscated land in Taranaki,
and issued a proclamation of peace and amnesty.
"The East Coast alone is under martial law.
"A motion to divide New Zealand into two
colonies has been negatived in the House of Repre-
sentatives by a majority of It It was carriei in
the Legislative Council without a division.
" Ministers propose further taxation.
" New gold fields are attracting population."
This tekgrara is sot very Matins* worded.

(aura's Inzowa.)
CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS. .

---.
SUEZ, Nov. L
The Delhi, with the above mails, arrived here at
3 p.m. to-day.
London, England, 1865-08-18

LAW INTNLLIGBNCE.

JUDGES' CLIAMBIERM—Avousr 17.
(Wore Mr. Buts Marlin.)
oOLOm WAIXIII ACILIII. _
..

---
The ease of Oolon.l Waugh again mime before Mr. Baron
Marti., at clambers, ea the application for dimharp
the 'Wes " Lord Gervagh v- Waugh." In two other snits
—" Marko v. Waugh" and " Stanley v. WaW—the
learned judge had made orders for release ; but then. IWO
other clothiers, and Colonel Waugh was still in White.
orosastreet Priam. where be has sojourned os tha present
erosion nearly five months. A summer had bees taken
oat in the proatedinp "Lord Garver; h v. Waugh," ceil-
ing on the plaintiff to show canoe why the defeedentshonld
not be discharged out of the custody of the Shelf( of Mid-
dlesex, he havtog obtaisted his order of disabuse from the
Ooart of Bankruptcy. The solicitors el Lord Gervagh had
indontsd the summons that they had no cause to show. and
eo objection to the release if the teethed judge thonght SI
to frank it.
Mr. Bradley, from the office of Mr. O'hiclley, applied on the
ladocusoient mentioned to Mr. Baron Martin for an order

of ielesee.
Mr. Baron Martin wished to know whether Lord Oarvagh
had debased the defendant on account of capita am on
a
Mr. Bradley said It wee an action by aa ea. on a judgment,
which we. in hie favour than had there been a
writ of capita se in the other actions before hie lordship
The The solicitor for Lord Oarragh did not woes the:present
.9641 e.
164i°1ovlahip maid Ise had no objection. He thought
Oolonel Waugh 1111. entitled to an order in tide cue, ea he
was in the two caw which he had already decided.
Colonel Waugh wee accordingly ordered to be discharged
in the action of Lord Ganagh.
London, England, 1865-08-18

ROME.

A letter from Rome, in the Gazette du Midi, con-
firms the statement that Cardinal Antonelli
despatched, in the course of last month, to the re-
presentatives of the Holy See abroad, two circulars,
one relative to the Vegezzi negotiations, and the
other in reply to the assertions of the memorandum
of the Emperor Maximilian to foreign courts on the
subject of the relations of Mexico with Rome. In
addition to the above, Mgr. Hamill, Apostolic
Nuncio in Spain, has been charged to communicate
to Queen Isabella herself a despatch in which
Cardinal Antonelli, in reply to M. Bermudez de
Castro, declares that " the Holy See cannot eider
into any examination of the motives which have
determined the cabinet of Madrid to adopt a course
soopposed to the traditions of the Spanish monarchy,
and the expectations of the Holy Father,
but hopes that catholic Spain and her Queen, not-
withstanding the unexpected attitude of the
ministers, will remain always sincerely attached to
the Sovereign Pontiff and his cause."
London, England, 1865-02-16

00)LIIERCLLL INTIGLLIGENOL

Exchange on London, 50 to 50k ; ounces, 27.40 ;
wet salted or hides, 34; tallow, 14k ; lumber, 27
to 35, very dull ; dry hides unchanged, prices
nominal ; wool dull at former prices ; flour nomi-
nal. Refined sugar in good demand ; prices im-
proving.
London, England, 1865-02-16

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

PRUf3BIA.
BERLIN, FAL 15.

All the rumours relative to the alleged delivery
by Herr von Hock, the Austrian representative, of
an ultimatum in the question of the commercial
treaty between Austria and the Zollverein are un-
founded. The conference between the plenipoten-
tiaries, fixed for to-day, has been adjourned for two
days, on account of inquiries into questions relative
to the commercial treaty now being made in the
different ministries.

till PRUSSIAN. CHAMBERS.

BERLIN, Fis. lb.

The debate upon the proposition to abolish the
laws spinet coalitions of working men was conti-
nued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies.
Herr von der Heydt, ex-Minister of Finance,
opposed any interference of the State with the
working classes, and refuted the views of the con-
servative party on the question. An animated
debate then ensued between Herr Reichenheim and
Herr von Bismarck, and the propositions of Herren
Schultse-Delitsch and Faucher was finally
agreed to by a large majority of the house.
Herr Michaelis brought forward a proposition
that the Chamber should adjourn the debate upon
the reports of the committee respecting the credit
to be granted to the governmentfor the construction
of some new railways, and upon the treaty between
Oldenburg and Prussia, until after the budget shall
have been voted by the Chamber.

DEMONSTRATION AT PADUA.
PADUA, Pre. 13.

In consequence of a demonstration made against
a Tuscan professor, Governor Toggenbourg has
arrived here and had a conference with the local
authorities. Eighty students have been arrested,
and 200 others have been sent back to their homes.
Patrols traverse the streets of the city.