The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-27 00:00:00

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RIBS OXFORD.—FAUST, in which the new
Tenor, *realm LAviast will =au we /MT
APPIABANCIL isitrgosrette, ORPRII AUX
Xil will be, hi consequence at its greet saceles, repeated
XVXXY ZVI/111N% eapported by the whale taken or the @stab-
halwaral—Dtrectar. /tr. l JONGLILANS.—THOI

'WAREHOUSES and WHARVES, with
EMIR RRONTAGZ at RAITREALL
Incorporated by AM at PeriMasan as the
WEST lAN DON DOCKS AND RAMRODS= COMPANY.
Capital, *500.000, In 25.000 shares of A2O each, of which one-
third Iwo been already subscribed.
Deposit, Ai applicatioe and Alt on allotment
No subsequent call to exceed AY its. per share, nor to be made
until three calendar mouths after the previous call.
The liability of shareholders is limited to the amount of their
Maria
ILICTONI I
GEORGE TREDZEIC HOD LIOYD, sq (Director of the Lon-
don. Chatham, and Dover Railway Compsey), 8, Sussex-
square. Hyde-pert, Chairman.
Mr T. BERRY= MADDOCK (Director of the Undo Railway
Colaßear). Park-pLeolvvillea, Maldshill Welt Deputy Chair-
man.
Wan= Austin. Esq. (Director of the Metrepoliton Railway
Cm:spasm, in, Adelaide-road. et Jobn'awood.
Captain Bulkelegisegotor of the Great Western Railway Cora-
_ Cower. , Windsor.
it. Dean. . (Director of the London and North
Western Balling Company), If, Oloncesterplaos, Neiman-
square.
COwego P. EMim, Esq. (Chairman of the International Contract
Cenamaireet West, Le.
Colonel the Ron. R. T. Rowley, M.P. (Director of the Mold sad
Denbigh Railway Company), 57. Berkeley-square.
Robert Aline." aq. (Messes. Fredk. rick and Co., hoc
Militrirsi. Lomita. sad Corn Cella Ire. Works, Moniaositk-
shin.
ILA OaptalbsDalkeiry has been k anew, plieliWS:
ally upon the Company's obtaining an Act for which Soy an
applying in the present &melon to increase the number ed the
Board from servo to nine.
Bums—Rank of London, Thresdandleatreet, and Charing-
WOK
Bomor2ol—John R. Nesteisiey. Esq., 0, Victortaatreet,
ter Abbey.
IYMMRIMe—Sir Charlie Pox and lion.

Itaoletairr Francis Vlgers,---7i, Frederick's/417er Old Jewry.
/Rands WhAtateer, ~ a, Claintemrow, Westminster.
BROKERS -.T. 3. and A. and Co.. 10, Old Broadateeet
AUDITORS -31resers. Coleman, rquand, Youngs, and Co., Public
Acceentanta 15, Tokenhome yard, Lothbury.
hicimmaY-Zdward James Itaudall, £.q.
Temporary Offiosso-No. L Bridgeetreet, Weatudniter. and 85,
Cannonktreet least, E.C.
Detatled prospectuses and forms of application for shares may
be obtained tram the Bankers, Broken, Wicker, or Secretary to
the Company, at the offices, 3, Bridge-street, Westminster: and at
the odieseotthe International Contract Company, 85, Cannon-
street Wed. LC

WEST LONDON DOCKS and WARE-
HOUSES COMPANY (Limited).
NOTICE IS HEREBY 011/71N. that the LIST of APPLICA-
TIoNS for SHARPS In this employ win be CLOSED on
ZDNIISDAY next, the Ist of March, for London, and on
THURADAY next, the 2nd of March, for the eotuitry, after
which no subscriptions will be reeetred.—By order,
EDWARD J. RANDALL, Secretary.
It, Dr dg•• 4 trest, Westminster, Feb. lifs ISSL

SCOTTISH ASSAM TPA COMPANY (Limited).
APPLICATIONS foe SHARES moat be made BEFORE
WIIDNIMDAT, the lot March, on which date the list will be
closed—By cedar of the Directors,
ALEX. T. NIVILN, Secretary.
Edinburgh, IS, Qweeasnreet, fib. SO,
BUMS 111 LOIIDON—Bask of Hindustan, China, and Japan,
1, Boak•bnildinite, Lothbary.
BROWS m Lonon—Yesdra C. and J. H. Macßae, 10, Token-
boweeyard.

PERSONS FURNISHING
oDI tad CUTTING'S EILONNONGLIY ISTA BLISS-
MINT, M. OXFORD-STRIZT. a coovealeat Nome. Ileetro
plate, WOW ether, auperler table cutlery, tea tram baths,
toilet aet• Madera Ire Wm, moderator sad pareala
alia=
coal mar, Ore guard; tea arum (UM omen, paint w
maehlaee am wrought bola and cower kitchen goods.

HYAM and CO.'S OVERCOATS, Cape*,
Morning Costa. EMI-drew, Ilndrees, and Full-dregs Sults.
hotness and Veda, de., are mad* In the most bahlonable and
eaeaonalale style, at very economical prices.
11YAM end CO., el and 67, Word-street

HYAM and CO.'S PRICES.
OS and 67, Oxford-Arent.
Overoosta. 116 a.. 42a., and 60a. ; Jackets, fa tonna : Neu and
Barbra Costa, ina to aba.. truelltbni Trousara atade to Ines-
attre, 14a. 04., Its. 64., 21a, and 254.. Vesta. 10a. 66, 12t. 641,
lis. id., and Ila ; Salta, 4k. to 65a.

THE INVIGORATIVE NERVINE ESSENCE
The most sedeatiloally prepared and moth powerful nutri-
tive cordial ever introdnoth • anions to them apneal coaditlon
all the escredfona, on Um Miry of which perfect health de-
=la It • specific for de ty of an kinds, and from its con-
tuses:a other Ingredients, pepsineand phosphate of mod;
will prove highly Dynode's' to the MMUS and dyspeptic.
Price fla. par bottle, or four gtuallifse fa one for lb. Sole
Agents, Meson. Baumgarten mid Co., 520, Oxfordatreet, W.C.,
and last, leacburchotreet. Leaglaa.

A SPLENDID FORTUNE MAY BE HAD
AT EVERY LIBAARY.

ASPLENDID FORTUNE—The New Novel,
by the Author of "The Gratis 1.11 e," is now ready, in 3
volumes. post Sys. price !la
London : Sampson Low, Son. and Manton, 14, Ludgate-11UL

THE COMPANIES ACT, 1882. The Forms
and Account Books required under the above Act, else
all other Sind* of Account Books, with every Stationery re.
&delta for Mile Companies, the Counting-house, &0., sup-
plied on the beet terms. Printing of every &munition.
there Certificates Engraved end Printed: (Hilda Seals de-
signed end executed.
Ash and Mt, 45. Fiefetstreet, LC., and Loudon-bridge, SA

DR CULVERWELL on MARRIAGE :
Its Obligations, Happiness, and Disappointments.
Prfce Mann, Cornhill ; or Author,
A. Greet Marlborough-stmt. W., London.
ConsoltAtione daily, on Nervous Debility, blushing, de.

DRAMA.

ST. JAMES'S.

A new comedy in three acts, bearing the pretty, but
not:very appropriate title of " Foca in the Pere," was pro-
duesd at this house on Saturday night, the author being Hr.
Leicester Buckingham. The piece is based upon a French
malady celled Mathilde, ou La Jaloseie, Brat played in Paris
about thirty years ago, the plot of which is more oompli-
rated than interestiog.
•

The loose wu very full, and the play wu very warmly
received, the author befog a deserved favourite with St.
James's audience.

LORD &TANURY ON THE OTHII CHURCH SYSTEM.—
At the meeting of the Liverpool and Hi:km:hart Open
Church Association, on Thursday, a letter was read from
Lord Stanley, declaim' to take the chair at the meeting.
His lordship says :—" My opinion en the principle which
it is sought to advocate is not sufficiently decided to justify
me in giving public support to your movement. I fully
agree in the propriety of supplying in all churches, whe-
ther old or tow, ample acoon,modation for those who can-
not afford to pay for seats ; but lam not, es at present
advised, prepared to support the entire abolition of pew
rents, which in poorly endowed churches are the principal
reliance of the minister. Experience only can show
whether it is possible to rely, in the plum of these, on a
system of weekly collection, which I uoilentand to be the
substitute you desire to see adopted. Without further
MACS of judging for myself on this point Ism unwilling
to take put in this controversy, which I still watch with
interest."
PROPORED EXHIBITION Or PORTRAIT
TIMM—The Louis of theCominittes of Conseil on Educa-
tion propose to open at South Kensington in June next as
complete an exhibition as possible of the works of the
miniature painters of the present and the three previous
oenturies, both in this and in other countries. Their lord•
ships have determined to invite a number of noblemen
and gentlemen, coonoisseurs in the art of miniature paint-
ing, to act as a committee in order to assist in the formation
of the exhibition, arid it is hoped that possessors of Weis.
tun worthy of note, either on socoant of the person re-
presented, or of the artist by whom the portraits were
executed, will by their contributions give as mach com-
pleteness as possible to the proposed exhibition, which,
both from an historical and an artistic point of view, will
be one of very great interest.
RerraltainrAnON Or WALLINGTORD.—There are
sow four candidates to represent this borough. Mr. Ma-
tins, Q.C., has issued an Wives, announcing his intention
to seek re-abietion. Captain Autos, of Brightwell Park,
stands as a "conservative liberal.* Sir Wentworth Nike
and Mr. O. W. Hastings are seeking Use support of the
liberal electors, but it is rumoured that Mr. Hastings will
retire la favour of Sir Wentworth Dia*. Mr. Hastings
addressed a meeting of the slim:tors in the Corn Exchange
on Friday evening what a vote of thanks to him was ennui-
manly passed. The amissevativis appear confident that
Mr. Malins will again be returned.
ARPRIaIIITATION or LIBRIARD.—It bat been
politely dated that Mr. Boreal Osborne, M.P. will at the
mould election seek to be elected for the city of Waterford
fasted of for Lishaard, and that the liberals of the last-
mated burnish will invite Sir Colman Rasbleigh, Bart. a
county gentleman whose principles ere mote to their tut's,
to AY taki seat. TM "leading liberals" of Liaised am-
e deny that them is any tenth in the statement.—
Veatkater :Morning Pews.
Poltellinr-Orrlte, FEs. 22.—The Queen has been
plowed to sperm et Mr. J. C. Prost as Oisesul•Geseral is
New /kWh Wales foe his Majesty the King of the Nether-
Lade. —Gacette.

(Stamped, ld. Additional

pendence if the people did not give way to foolish
despair.
Davis has written a letter accepting Mr. Seddon 's4
resignation, tendered in consequence of the action
of the Virginia members of the legislature. Davis
denies the right of the legislature to control the
continuance in office of the officers of the executive

department, whose choice the constitution has vested
in the President. The Richmond Examiner severely
criticises Davis's letter, and says that the remark-
mendatiou of the legislature deserved a better
answer.

Lincoln has sent Senator Morgan's name to the
Senate for Secretary of the Treasury, but the nomi-
nation was afterwards withdrawn, Senator Morgan
refusing the position.
Mr. Macculloch, comptroller of the currency, is
spoken of as Mr. Fessenden's successor.

Mr. Fessenden Las submitted to the Committee
of Ways and Means a financial plan for the next
fiscal year. It provides for the issue of a lean of
600,000,000 dole. in such form of bonds and such
rates of interest, not exceeding 6 per cent., as may
seem most advisable to the secretary. The total
public debt on Feb. 1 is othislly announced at
2,000,153,000,000 dole. ; the total interest is
93,130,000 dole.

The South has peered the amendment making
the paper duty 15 per cent.
Duncan Kanner, chairman of the Committee of
Ways and Means in the Confederate Congress, has
left for Europe. _ _ _

The subscription to the 7-30 loan last week
amounted to 9,900,000 dole.
Minnesota and Kansas have ratified the consti-
tutional amendment, making now lb states who
have adopted it. . .

The people of West Tennessee have petitioned
Lincoln against the interfere's," of the military
authorities with the civil courts taxation and the
draft, except according to the United States laws.
The petition also requests the President, as soon as
Tennessee has ratified the constitutional amend-

merit made by the Tennessee Convention, to de-
clare Tennessee to be no longer in a state of insur-
rection.

The Missouri Convention has endorsed Lincoln's
action at the peace conferenos, and resolved to
support the government until peace is established
on the basis of Lincoln's note to Mr. Seward.
Fernando Wood has made a speech at New
York, in which he said that the South would never
submit to coercion. Peaceful negotiations, con-
ducted in a proper spirit, might restore the Union.
He would never submit, under any circumstances,
to disunion. He favoured the Monroe doctrine, and
assistance to Ireland.

Archbishop M'Closkey has delivered a lecture
at New York in defence of the Pope and the En-
cyclical letter. He said that the outcry of its oppo-
nents prove they hold the errors it condemns.
The Jews in New York have presented a petitioa
to Congress against the proposed amendment to
the constitution recognising the Divinity of Christ.
A coloured minister preached in the House of
Representatives on Sunday, at the invitation of
the chaplain.
A conri-martial has convicted Captain Beall of
piracy on Lake Erie. He has been ordered by
General Dix to be hung on Saturday.
The Senate has palsied a bill authorising a con-
tract with any company who will agree for the
lowest price to establish a line of steamers to
make 12 round trips a year between San Francisco
and China.

The Congressional Committee have proposed
Corondolet Mound City for a naval depot in the
Western Waters.
The bounties for volunteers have been raised in
New York.
The Danish Minister at Washington has denied
the report sent by the American Consul in London,
that the Danish government had sold the Bordeaux
ram to the Confederates.
The Paris correspondent of the Herald writes
that two Bordeaux rams, sold by the Danish go-
vernment to Confederates, were about leaving the
French coast to attack New York city. The
Herald urges the government to prepare for their
reception, and seize the Danish West Indian pos-
sessions as an indemnification for their being fitted
out under the Danish flag.
Advice' from Vancouver's Island and British
Columbia state they are still discussing the project
of union, but the latter will not consent unless the
former abandons the free-trade policy to which
Victoria desires to adhere.

The Golden Age sailed from San Francisco on
the 12th for Panama with over a million of specie,
of which over 400,000 dole. were for New York.
A Mexican correspondent, writing on the 15th
ult., states that the Mexican government refused
Owin's colonisation scheme, fearing that the esta-
blishment of a colony of Confederates might lead
to trouble.
South American advice/ announce the settlement
of the Hispano-Peruvian difficulty on the terms
demanded by the minister Peahen. In addition
Peru pays 3,000,000 indemnity, and obtains at
once possession of the Chinch., Islands, and admits
a Spanish envoy.

COMMERCIAL nrrnuoirscz.
NEW YORK, /Is. 14, Emma.

Money easy. Gold 2081. Stocks advancing.
New York Centrals, 117} ; Illinois, 1121 ; Brie,
931 ; 52-0 Bonds, 110 i.

[Later intelligence from America, received by the Atria.
will be fogad is oar awned page.)

TUN CNITECH BIYILDINO CONSOLIDATION BILL.—
From a correspondence between Mr. PAw. Herford and
Sir Bounden Paine? we Lam that it is not the intention of
the Attoreey•Creneral to bring forward any 0111114610 011
church building daring the present sainion.
Mr. Edward Masterman has consented to preeid •
at the animal festival in supporta the funds of th- Royal
Free Hospital, Grafs.inti•read, to be held on the let of
Ilay, at the Freemasons' Hall, Great Qoass.stmet.
The Rev. J. P. Waldo has been appointed
minister of Trinity chapel, Conduit-street.
Tres Itemizer. FINIZRY.—Our fishing boats
have boss very sucesedul during the past week in catching
seekera Os Saturday last upwards of 30.000 were
brist is and mid os the lea* realising 14s. per 100.
The day before some of the boats took into Shoreham
upwards of 30,000. We regret to report that Dom* of the
beats enstained some damage by loss of sets ; one in pp.-
calor, the Will Watch, lost all her sets, valued at 2001.
Wortkine £xpreaa.
EXTINSITI FIZZ AT WHITSCHAPEL—Yesterday
morning, at as early hear, a fire broke oat at 1113,
Whits-
ohapel-roadrie premises extending some 300 feet do on South-
' elesel, end flanked by Mean. Meadows' rag and bottle
warehouse. The baildisp in which the fre commenced IMO
la the occupation of Mr. Page, a paper Maims and lead
merchant ; Mr. Bennett ; Mr. Sealwaok, a men merobant; and
Mr. Ludfotd, a china and gimes dealer ; and a Urge eahsel-
roomt to Mr. Lake, stood os the south side of the
pveesres The homes in the side street, loclodiog Zion
trjwise ady espenced fees the main baildiogs by the
a.y, sheet 20 fest wide. The im matinued to rege
for several hem, sad wee set estiagabbed easel the pee-
party above mentioned was either Welly destroyed or very
'may cifierged.