The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-19 00:00:00

LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 19, 1865.

'FHB JOINT-STOOK DIBOOIINT COMPANY
J. (Lialted), 41 and y, Nisbelail4aas, Lotobsid-at,..t, loads&
SUBSCIIIIIID CAPITAL.... ..... TPIO MILLIONS.
PAID UP en 1011111Vit RCM) MOAN.
DACEITED
Rapayable os demad at 1 pot oast pa anima
Ditto at I days' sake at t „ „
Litto at 14 days' settee at to ~
apeotal rates tor wow deposited too loop perte:k.

THE LONDON AND COUNTY RANI AND ALL ITS
BILABCHEs, AND MESSRS. PRZEIGOTT, GROTZ, CAVE..
AND CAVE. ALE AUTHORISED TO BJICIIIYI APPLICA-
TIONS FOR BRAZES THE
AociptarrAL and MARINE INSURANCE
CORPORATION (Limited).
To be Incorporated under " The Companies Act, ISM" by
which the Liability of each Shareholder is WWied to EMI
amount of hia Shares,
Capital. L 1,000.060. in FO,OOO Shares of £25 each.
First Issue, 40,000 'hares.
El per share to be paid on applkation, and Z 4 on allotment.
No further call is contemplated
DIDSCrOII&
Alfred Some, Bap.,FRE., Chairman of the Accidental Death
Ina canoe Compeer.
J. G. B. fawrell. Req., Directors of the Accidental Death
Z. S. Remedy, Esq.,
I Edward Sally, Z4q., P.R S.. Insurance Ca, patty.
William Tabor, Req., Chairman of the Omaha= Life Assurance
Societ and Director of the Imperial Bank (Limited).
George Lowe, , Dire..tors of the Gresham Life
George Tyler Zoo., Assurance Society.
John Soria, 1.. q.
Frederick Doulton, Eq., M.P., Metropolitan Board of Works.
George Smith Fog. Hamra. George Smith and Co.), it, Tower-
street,
J. G. ToUemache Sinclair, Ere., The Mount, (Upper Norwood.and
Thurso Castle, N.B. •

11/1111.11.
London and Camila Beak and all Its branches
Meeirs. Prescott, Grote, Can and Car. Thersdneedlestreet
lloidOrrelld*ldeeers. Chappell and aboard, BA, Ooldensonare.
Buzz= —Mesas. Mallen; Marshall sad Co., a, Loinbardstreet.

Bead Ogar-4, Bank-bundlup,
Marine Departineat-41, Threadneedle,

PROSPIcTUB.

This Company has bealVnisedtoiake over the basin's, of
the Accidental Death Insurance .7ospeny—the existing constlta-
Don and capital of which are now found to be Inconvenient and
loadegnate to Its recently larnly ertend?dopertt!ona

Tharl,%)mpeny (ampose.ered" by special Anti of Parliament, 15
Vic., r. 56, and 22 and 23 Vic.. c. 2E4 was founded in 1819, with a
nominal capital of A. 950,000, In 50.000 shares of L 5 each, of which
20,600 have been is.ued. The following statement, embracing
the amount of premiums since the commencement of the Com-
pany, shows the progressive and steadily increasing nature of Ha
operations:
THE ACCIDENTAL BRANCH.

1860 .. £1.228 1 VI ...C42,283 6 1
1851 .. 2,886 16 71 1818 .. 21,782 71 2 1861 .. 42,183 II 6
1852 .. e,326 2 6 I 1867..25,530 3 10 1802 .. 44,644 15 9
1848 10,761 3 9 1858 .. 33,280 0 0 1883 47,Y.66 19 3
1654 .. 15,103 13 9 1869 . 41,754 3 6
The income of this Branch for laat year wee £48489 19s. 104.
The claims In respect of the above premiums have not ex-
ceeded 60 per cent.
The business of the Company has been to provide any amount
at death, from accidental causes, from .860 to £2 060, or any
amount of weekly provision during complete disablement, from
10e. to £1 i per week. or to provides suns at death and weekly
compensation together, at arranged rates of premium. The ad-
venter • to the community of this eyatem or Jai urence must he
apparent, end the norm above manifest the manner In which
they have been appreciated by the public. The capital of the
Ac idestal Death insurance Company has hitherto oompelled the
Directors to limit the sums o sure I, ihus confining the advantages
of Insuring to a certain clue. With the larger capital and In-
fluence of the proposed corporation itioneano • may be granted
to an extent which it in bellevml will attract large nuniben of the
Weber and more wash by dames.
The Accidental Death Company commenced under...tiling In
1881, but the one:costal development of operations In Moline In-
surance Au been retarded by the inappropriateness of the name
fur a marine company. With however a change of title and con-
stitution, and an adequacy of capital, the Company will 'without
doubt obtain that support to which It is fairly entitled.
The accounts of the recently formed Marine Insurance Com-
panies, which have exhibited good dividends, and shown pro-
spects of great value, leave no doubt on the inthisof the Directors
that at -my rate equal success will attend the efforts of the Corp*
ration In this direction. The services of • gentleman of experience
have been eecured as underwriter.

The extensive machinery of agents ,of which there are between
4,000 and A 000) Is in toll work, and is of great value—lndeed the
Directors confidently believe that all that is reqiiiitd to secure •
moil hareem in the existing hominess is a proper adaptation of
modern requirements as regards capital and poei:lon.
A provisional agreement bas been made with the Directors of
the Academia' Death Insurance Company, whereby the bounce
will be handed over to the C rporation a from the let July last,
with the offices, staff, and agents. For every two Shares of CA
with SI paki, held by the Proprietors of the Accidental Death
Insurance Company there will be given a certificate of one
I-hare of the " Accidental and Marine Insurance Corporation
(Limited)," with s 6 paid. 7 his will anorak le,MO Shares; the
remaining 30,000 are offered to the nubile.
A copy of the artleles of assucion may he sew at the office,
No. 7, tiank-buildings, end at the °Mors of the Solicitors anii
Brokers of the Company.
Applications for shares, accompanied by a remittance for the
deposit, may be made to the Bankers, Brokers, and to the
Secretary at the Calf Mee, on the accompanying form.

ACCIDENTAL AND MARINE INSURANCE CORPORATION

"Tiiitte;Ji

min OP arrucAnon Poi seiui (TO Ns RerAnED IT TEI

wgoa)
To the Directors of the accidental and Marine Insunusce
Corporation (Limited), 7, Bank-bultdiugs, LC.
Oentlemes,—Haebig paid to your hankers, the
mum of L , being a deposit of L, per share on shares
in the above Company. I hereby request that you will allot we
that number, and I agree to accept such shares, or any lea, num-
ber you may allot to me, and I agree to pay the sum of £4 per
shard on allotment, and I authori.e you to insert my same on
the register of members for the number of shares allotted to me.
Name to full
Adams
Prof east° n
Date
Signature

TO the ELECTORS of the UNITED
KINGDOM.

—...--.
Gzernswinc.—The old Parliament is dimolved—s new one Is
to be constructed—and you are now called upon to exercise
the high end important privilese of selecting the representatives
of the greatest city In the world. We venture to place our
names on the list of compet tors for your suffrages, or rather for
• renewal or continuation of them ; for we have this advantage
over many candidates that we do not come before you as
strangers. Our exertions in your interests during • long series of
years are not unknown, nor have they been unrewarded. We are
old and tried reformers. Grieved to behold our felloweltisens
outrageously overtaxed, we introduce i a new so atem, and raised
the cry of " Mouomy and excellence to happy combination."
11e have most earnestly opposed end condemned all exorbitant
claims upon the public pulse, setting sa example to others In
the extreme moderation if evety BM presented by ourselves.
Thus not a single Mil so presented has ever been objected to, or
rejected, or amended. We have never disappointed our consU-
tuenia—we have never violated our pledges -we have never
neglected our duty. Ihe improving state one revenue from
the continued and Increased prosperity of our commercial rela-
tions, justifies us In promising to give our best consideretion to
the posibtitty of still further retreuchments of all demands upon
the bevies of our constituents.
We are advocates for an extension of the suffrage, not " late.
li rally" only, but in all directions. Our constituency has always
been remarkably extensive—the largest in the kingdom—
but we have no objection whatever to see It multiplied to any
extent, and amongst all classes. We ever identify our own
Interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow.
countrymen, a,d are ready to weak for all ailke—for both sexes
and for ell ages. We have motioned to satisfy sal porgies with-
out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression
of these I rinciples, opinions, and promises, and with the most
grateful sense of pest favours,
We have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient !errant.,
K. MOSES and SON.

The committees of K MOSES and SON fa dally from Seven
am. to Nine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clothing
Marts, at the Corner of Minoltas and Aldgate : at the Owner of
liartistreet mad New Oxford-street and at the Corner of Totten-
ham court-road and Euston-road, where all classes, without fig-
Unction will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a
prompt and cheerful attention to their wishes.

HYAM sod Co.'s ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
66 and 67, OXFORD-STRUT.
Overcools for sun, rata, and dust, les, 6.. to 3ta. Overcoats, silk-
lined and faced, 260. to 66e, Salts for business, tho park, and
tourist. as to 665. Jackets in all the fashionable styles, els. to
42e. flondringhant Surtouts, 30e to Ms Vests In Cashmeres
silks, washing drills, dm, 7a. 6d. to tls Trousers mall taahlona-
tole styles aad Laterals, tla ed. to ties.

HYAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
as and 67. OXFORD-STRUT.
No. l. Gentassies Clothing for IMMO late wear. No. 2. Oen-
Henna Order Departnnui& No. & Boys' Clothing for immediate
nese. No Boys' and tiontits' Order Department. No. 6.
Habit mad Livery Department. No. 6. Hata and General Hosiery.
No. 7. Travelling Clothing, Umbrelns, Portmanteaus, Hugs, arc.
Provincial Branches i—amini&asn, IL IX and St& Newaeet
L. ads, 41, Begonia.

IF YOU TRAVEL, send for BUSSEY, SMITH,
sad Co.'s ILLUSTR AT KD CATALOGUE of PORTKA NTBAUS
Trunks. lisp and every ether travelling mobile. Also Field,
Marine. and Opera °lessee, unrivalled for excellence and cheap-
uses.-48a. New Ogrord-etreet. W.C.

IMPORTANT to TRAVELLERS.
111111111:11 TWO•OULNEA DEFISSINU BAGS, fitted with lb
superior tofiet requbdtes, sod replete with perfumery. The
gulot • drowned ewe sod roil-an pouch, made of but osterlide.
—lllllllla, perfumer to his Majeett the itmperor of the !'reach,
96, Strand. U, Cornhill ; and No. Iffit, Regent-street.

IIOVRGLARTES, and their PREVENTIVE.—
PYNIII Patent SASH FAsTENERA, so highly com-
mended by the police magistrates for the prevention of burgla-
ries and vibration of sashes, ran now be ha wholesale of the
maztafactarers, Harper and Co., Albion Works, Willeshall, Staf-
fordshire; L Violins. 85. Duks-strast, Liverpool; Rowley and
1, Sigh-street, Manchester andel the Patentee. a Queen's-
row, Grove.laile, Camberwell—at prices equally low with the
common melees fastener. Retailed by the principal Houma-
gees to CM kiegdoen, who see vow being supplied.

DR. CIILVERWELL on MARRIAGE :
it otWavo. Harstnews. sad Masatrotrassate.
U. Kam Corabill:ar Amara..
PANTRBON TURK= BATHS, Mom SU.
Wiwi day. Mirada" Al Dr. C.. professional readematv. a.
groat Maribarseglaaareel. W. Mao. tar Paatralka ararl
laddak baba. Is. N. la. at liaribe is-learamd. LC.

CRYSTAL PALACE.— The GREAT
OOMPITITION sod DISPLAY of FIREWORKS THIS
EVZNING. fro= 9 till 10 o'clock.
Raba *miss sad astsaltaloa to tbs Palace sad °mad, ap to
9 dolock tonight, ON SKI LUNG.

§TODARK —EGYPTIAN-HALL, TREATRZ
of It WITISHY.—The new and emery/Ikm Undone: the
STANTANROI 8 GROWTH of FIOWICR TRW^ sad the
RC AL INDIAN 11/118KRT FEAT, es only Perteemed by Co'ossi
Btodere sad the Indian Magicians. sad Introduce . for the ant
time In this country, by Colonel anidare. on Vaster Woodsy,
April 17, IVO, Is Ile marinated entertainment of Maine ehh
Veatrikoquist% HURRY NIGHT a. Meat (Saturday Ineladed).
end *pedal day representations on WSW. P4DAY sad Unfit.
DAY A lITIARGONII. at Three. Adadamion, Is. AIM, la;
saw, s• Tleketa st Yr. Mitchell* Ilk On Han4-elleet. sod et
the boindloe, from 11 to The semation ol
the arms."—Vlde ' Punch," Inn* 3, lidS.

►OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFENBACH,
J. performed by Mimes kmoNt Tyrrell. Barrie, WeMaley
Mears. St Albyn, Green, Husk. &or, with tell baud and chorus.
Conducted by Mr. V. !onetime". The Idiom 'rimy and Nut
Gamin; Moore Thule and Davis, the D'Aubsee and Mom.
Simla, the new French tenor., TIM &VINING, et ftht o clock.

CHEAP EDITION 01P THE DOCTOR'S WIPE.'
In 1 voL, Cr. Bro. with Irrontisplece and Vignette TI
cloth, alit, price 61., iudlorm with the Author's previonati=
rip fix DOCTOR'S WIFE.
By the Author of Lehi AuDtars Shoire,` to
John Maxwell and Co., MI, Yleet-vareet.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

(murza's TZLEGBANO
AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Any 18.
No further obstacle now exists to the adoption byl
the Reichiwath of the budget for 1866, as in to-day's
sitting of the Finance Committee, composed of
members of both houses, au understanding was
arrived at upon the principal point of difference
between them, the Upper Rouse agreeing to the
proposal of the Lower, that the secret service fund
should be reduced by 200,000 florins.