The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-02 00:00:00

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MEETING OF AMERICANS.
Yesterday an aggregate meeting of Americans
rankling is this country, was held by direction of Mr.
Adams, the Amens= Kintner, on the requisition of •
number of influential gentlemen connected by citizenship or
otherwise with the United Statel, for the wpm of game.
hag them an opportunity of expensing their testifies on the
sad mein of the death, by the heads of the memin, of
the ithe Pendent, Abraham Lthooln.
The large hall in which the meeting, a crowded one, was
old wee draped with black throughout, the Union (tag,
festooned with crape, surmounting the initials of Lincoln's
name, framed in au immodelle forming a mapitmors
feature in the itherafral ensemble.
Mr. ADAMS, who on interim the ball wee loudly and
repeateily cheered, banes taloa the presidential chair,
addromed the meeting. In the comae of his speech
be said—lt is one of the notable features of this great
straggle that it is not particular men who have at-
tempted to lied cm the people, but rather that the
=have fiat given the tom, to the_ level of
Moir einsals meet moo up, or eke out of
AP end be ingotten. (Hear, hear.) They bees uniformly
designated to them their wishes. To one man they have
mid, " Come up," mod to another "Gin way," and in
either nee they ban been es implicitly obeyed. Whoever
it be that is employed, the spirit thee mast *abases him
nines from a higher soma. (Hem. hear.) The canes of
the othintry, thee, does not depend on any man or any est
of men. (Heir, beer.) It ham now toned to the froth the
line:lrides/ whom it bad already elevated to the sewed pose
be the goverammt. (amts.) Ile had ten ,Paeiod oat
ler that plasm by • mom d ids approved bid* to
the Unice at the montseit-whie all mead him were
fake* or falling away. (Hear, hear.) In the Wheel
mate he stood, Ahdiel like, firm and determined is mons.
tering with troth and form the Mei sophieby of Jaffee=
Dthis and his ainootates, and in iesmanag the mires of
mike which was lathing them to their rubs. (Cheers.)
Fear years of intense and continued trials within the
beam of his own State have bees pealed in the effort to
reemtrust the edifies of civil government, which they had
overthrown. (Hear, hear.) No one braved pane
denote to his poem and to all that wweld met prelim
to ama in this world than he. (Neer.) Those fairyeses have not been mooed without at once emend the
firmness of his faith, end the propane* nature of his Mem
Hs, too, hm been susceptible to the ininenes of the sensed
opinion. (Hear, War.) Ile, ten, has gradually bees
to the MavietiOm that slavery, when he cmos defended,
been our bent, sad the muse of all our woe. (Gbeseadh•Ain
he, too. wiß follow his predecessor in
oreguition of the principle d human liberty mthaledZof part:-
my to restoration. ore chewing.) Maybe, that be will
colour his policy a little more of the stsreasee
gathered from the severity of his own trials. He may give
• psalm promiseaos to the image of Justice thin to that of
Mercy in dean with nothrioya threaders. But if lie do,
to whom is this change to be imputed t (Hear, hear.) Le-
eds lathed to inseermed!. The y—end he wm taken off. Johnsen lss
nth promoted ha magician who worked, this
drags is thesessay himself. (Hear, hear.) It would eine
ahnost as if it were the will of Heaven which imassed
the possibility of this marvellous retthbotion . Yet, ens N
we make proper allowances for_ this Memo"
the great foot yet remains deer, Andrew Jahn.
son, like hit predeceser, will exert himeell to
the utmost of his power fully to reestablish in pease
and harmony the lessilmat system of government which
he has nready hisarded so muck to sustain. (Neer, hear.)
And shouldft Wpm that he too—which Heim avert !
should by ems evil design be removed from the pet am
limped to him, the of would °sly be that the mat ma
in the sucomion prescribed by the public law, sad inspired
from the same common source, will be summoned to Mks
hi place. And no it would go on, if need be, in • line, like
that is Macbeth's vision, " stretching out to the auk of
doom" (Cheers.) Tie
ca bee but to commend the I
enviose of say of her sad whether to meet opts
danger in the field, or the of the more crafty and
deepest* session, capsience shows them equally ready to
obey her call. (Hear, hear.) So long se the bane spirit
animates her bane, the fogyish* spate will act fail to
execute her will. (Hear, beer.) As attempt to psalm
her by sinking down mote or lam of them will only end. as
ethey poosdiag design to injure her bee ended, in disep-
pont:mat and bitter despair. (Hear, hear.) Let us then
cesting aside all needless =re for the poky of nor
land, now concentrate our ta for the moment upon
the magnitude of the (discs has deprived us of our
beloved chief in the very moment of most interest to oar
mum ; and let us draw together m one man in the tribute
of our admiration of one of the purest, the mon single.
minded and aobleheareed patriots that ever ruled over the
people of any lead. (Haar, hear, sad implants.)
The Hoc. lir. Noses (United States cooed for Lon-
don) moved the first resolution :—" That we have heard
with the greatest indignation and the met profound sorrow
of the sesassination which has deprived our country of its
beloved chief mainlines, es well Si el the modem= assault
which bas greatly pefiled the lives of the fisernary and
Aseistaneficeretary of Mats; sod that we regard the takier of
of the life of our chief executive °facer, while ou
ter country
is peeing through unparalleled bins, after all lbae' had learned to -love him, and all good men the world
over to confide in him, and when so much of national and
individual when and lappinem depended on hit exineme,
es the great canned the 10th century, memorable nits atrocity
and mailing on its perptrators the execratkes of mankind.
Mr. O. M. Lannon escoaded the motion, which was
carried nusaimously.
Mr. H. Beim, of New York, moved the mood rettga-
tion—" That we Wader to Mrs. Limon' oar heartfelt sym-
pathy and expressions of condolence in the great affliction
that she mid 'her family and the nation bar. sustained."
This resolution wag secooded by Mr. E. S. Mimosa, of
the firm of Peabody and Co., mad likewise anted
unanimously.
Dr. R.. 1. &Am, of Kentucky, moved, "That in the
long public career of Andrew Johnson. now President of the
United States, the early and pre-eminent sacrifices he made
from his devotion to the cause of the Union, and his pledges
to maintain the great principles of human liberty, we have
every sasuranee that he will faithfully prosecute to Its final
moms the wise, humus, and statesmanlike domestic and
foreign policy of President Lincoln."
Mr. H. P. Parma, in emonding the resolution, said
that he felt from the anteeedente of Mr. Andrew Jaime
they might safely leave all matters in his bands, for In was
conversant with the wrote of his mouthy from hi tee.
aexioa with the members of the cabinet, and slop with the
late President, whom they so moth admired, and when
lam they now deplored. With regard to the foreign policy
of the American goverment be TM happy, to say that,
athwithetanding the efforts of the amen°. there was
reuse to hope that the Foreign Secretary (Mr. Seward)
would be spared to them ; sad that statesman's policy had
always been pesos with all foreign powers. (Hear, hear.)
While expressing sympathy with the country for the loos
of Abraham Unman he felt they would join with him in
wishing • needy restoration to health of Mr. Secretary
Seward. (Hear, both)
The resolution ma carried.
Mr. RUSSZLL fitTUSGM (twitter in the house of Baring,
Brothers, and as he said an American citizen and a British
merchant) moved the mixt resolutioo :—" That as loyal
citimse we have withered with penalise pleasure the ex-
pestles of indigestion and swam throughout Great Bri-
tain at the sems of President LinonSe, and the me-
dial and hearty empathy which bee bees extended by the
uzle of this realm to the goverment and people of the
ed States in this great liereavenmet sad publics ear
laity" He was happy to find eacha very universal feeling
ol sy.mpathy mistime upon this sad occasion, sad he might
my that as he left the City a petition emanating from the
Bask of England war parsing on its way to Mr. Adams.
also upcoming sympathy with the omen upon its great
lose, In conclusion, he trusted that the same good feeling
which had hitherto existed between the two countries
would continue.
Mr. E. N. Frame seconded the resolution, observing
that this TM an oxesion in wising ell tree hearted
ease should forget all animosities, and unite in thanking the
pen mother oountry—Koglaad—fce the unsaintone meta-
mat of sympathy she had so spostansonny and so
painesly expressed. (Meets.)
resoltitioe, ble the others, wee unanimously adopted,
end en the motion of the Ciumliths, it was resolved :
"That copies of these resolutions be baneentted to the
t e United States and to Nth Lincoln."
Via of the
W. Form said he hod act intesded to say amy-
-1 *Pp but merely la Ma& hi tears with theirs over the Rorer. INIFIFOTION OF GILLT BILITAII.—Tbe
limn al a sneak sad good mos. it wee met two menthe moth meanie of this iostinition took piths yesterday ;
lees he left America, and shortly before that time he Mr. William rot. 1L A., F.R.S., treasurer and vise-prod-
sew Mr. Lithely, and be knew how well that geed am disk in the abets: The nowt of the Oonizeitthe at rushers
disked peace at home and with all combiss. He ardently gee the par cm tared and utopia, Thepolo and
wished that with the sea &a* d President LISSOM ell pamphlet; gresethei in 1864 ameated to 115 volumes,
differences of Maim between Meshed and Amides weshl slaking wit i those perelmosi by the manners and patrons,
I sew be settled ad burin with him He was sure that V • teed of PS mimes added to the liken in the year.
Kr. Uneela could cal y speak, he would say that that was littythae easeabeem were sleeted sad y-three ler
the greatest with dhis beast Is acanthi= he moved tens had Melees enable dimmer were delivered.
"ma WA *saw of the 10.181•11 te hi Ismarreey Mr. Meeks were rabid to the treasurer eel seerelary. to the
Adams, for presisliag over the and for the able ad- esersieless el sad Ashen. to Preemece
dram he had delivered upon the semi" and to the other for their esniess *Zs=
11r. °SLAW Ramos moods& the vote of thinks to epics during the pen per. Its fallowing pathless were
the thatinses. unasismusly dimes' as diem for the eseeieg yew : Pee&
The mike was earned by theismation. awd,flir Hoary Biagd, Hest, M.D.. LEL; her
Ties ClARlttari h reply. add—NY iglow-sehltermile I seseri_Mn Wines Nostibereede,L A. ; riettheay,
am deeply othigsd to you for the eeroplisesalsry referent* Mr. Hoary Imes Jo" M.A. N.D. F.R.N.
yea have lode to Woo& It 1819Nee$ louden and Ow 1111113:120S ow NOOK. oceinee
sae bme to molt Se •••• sac oewel•e* and to pee- ties with the Nerhelesten Issies libihreett of Arts
wive, " I 80. =Frmil_„,.
_reit am+ mad smanfareares will lie as el models. Int"
meat m Imo bees ""nlim 10tH disputes, of the topmost iwellisgs smith for the
deist Lamb'. Mete, bear.) blaming eirsere. The asepsentine el the priasipel
The meeting then isparatsd. mairelee espemi in the erestion al medal le
At ads -ifont_e_i
kale: si=ll. eililMea te whisk Mr. .
Pablo Imodesi held red•lahl at Boas. sad ida rinklibilisa with a ferlker'4 zweele=
Tantege" cf =IL:7 Won hes ?dom. odiNsiss Tirismilms Fsesemie
adoptel. The Nolibghom
bee lakes the mum&

Laid evening the anniversary festival is aid of the
funds of this inatitatioa wee esiebrated at the Freemasons
Tavern, Oreat Quesantrest, Liesals'elea-fills, ander Me
prosideoey al Yr. K. IiASTIMMUN, the Messmer of the bee-
013s,d,nlyrho was supported by Admiral fir Lewis Jams, Mr.
, ILP., Mr. Alderman Lusk, Dr. Mendes, Mr.
Mersin', the footeder al the institetko, Cameral Watkins,
the Rev. J. B. Owes, Mr. B. Heidrun, Mr. Beale Browse,
Dr. O'Ccenor, Mr. Marsh Rehm, Mr. Tilrloritl, Mr. J.
F. Clarks, Dr. Hawn, and Mr. James
The Ciammam, ia peeping despoiler te the Be
Free llaspital, gave seie imeseseiMg delimits ripe=
Mehl ead program, end observed that lentil dyes
there wee se hospihd feuded the broad principle
that dims* and destitetion f the oily ironed
tar relief. Sties the fosedailm of dm heepitel, la
141 tip
4"!ap to December, 1884, ,curds of mon patinae
had °Maned relief three& its moans. The sanitary der
&Um of the build* had been greatly hemmed, and it
ma hoped seemed, by the empledea of its psded systda
of 'Waage don mann mooed* I,SML A large la-
crease In the number it be* le-palismie end eMpAsets
lied tabs pled derive the pad year, Ibs Milli ellerviptea.
dewed havingemeeM 73000 eases. The sea Ipar of limi•
dent mom alone admitted lato the hospital duriag lb* year
'mounted so no ler then 396. This face was very i■tereek-
lag,
eamidering thatthe buildiog was situated in one of the
most dearly populated districts of the metropolis, and there
was soareely a day that the newspapers did ad media ea
mooed of some grievous occident. Such an institution ten
dimly predated Ardent claims to the support mid ewe-
repadat of the benevoleat, sad he was happy to Mod that
the founder of the hospital, Dr. Wm. Marsden, was present.
Be had done infinite good in his owe boa • and there
could Mt be the lead doable that paerittione
_yet
unborn would profit by his Martlable madams. TM
institution had Wormed in prosperity sad lasi times
until 1832, when the cholera appeared in Lomita, aid is
order to awry eat the great prusipie on which the, charity
wee founded the goverson at moo threw open the doors
of the heepital to all venous afflicted with this dreadful
makdy. motwiiiMeading that the ether hospitals dosed
their dem maid them At that time upwards of 700
Mehra diluent were madded ; and spin in 1849 sad
1884, when die epidemic mappearod, mono than 3,000 ht
the former year sad nprards el 6,900 in the latter. were
upon the some pined* relieved by this eaddent charity.
At the primmest time no lase that MOO people were
Weekly sumbaa to at this inetitaties, and this
amount of charitable emisteace
by the coatiumence of their maid
were Deoesserily the ally parties of theirpa which
they could amides* rely. Their heeds" sad dondieles
were el mums aneartela sad premium ; end their stibnite-
does at the premed manteet did sot meth more thus
2,0001. a year. TIM Mann= oseakided by ohnrving thee
the inotitution deserted and mired the support of eves
the humblest pence, end he hoped that every eon would
be wads to suable the committee of management to bermes
the sphere of their opeatioss.
The toast having bees enthusiastically responded to,
Mr. DIALS Bum= pre the health of the med.
lent Leander of the charity, Dr. William Mambo,
who, had ism so meek pod to hie fellow-eresteme, nos
only in this bat in other inoss, that he was well
ded to every bower which could be bedewed upon him in
an assembly like the peasent.
Dr. Mamma, in ackaowled.ging the compliment, said he
was happy to armours that an accordance with meat im-
provements in the regulations of the Royal College of Sur-
gp=he hospital was now recognised for the pupas of
instrnolioa in wary.
The list el 'abseil/Was ameaMearwhitet 10p4301.
MP Ryles,
The venal
pert el the estereinmeme was
Mies Bamford, Mr. T. Yea& aid Mr. Michael Wilma,
and Mr. Bustard. Mr. Sodom me the toselmaster.

Snr:trili' '.
This Ocateray or parrs converting tke
£lOO Ores of the 00118eleitel Not thathoof w into Shares of
Er and to cam, osi Os anudathatioa at tart &oak with the
Bank of Mesas. L Laths mil*. at Almeria. and for frill-
ier* commercial, nurtig, omit liewleillerkffilmtl between
this °refry, tie Cadinisit end WS.
Are of the NI diegtrestralllor Lwill be
*err alders in re etchangesalorlair
their primer AIN *arm 'll-niiii them enoled to at-
camp SW iota an which Lib has bean paid, will be credited
rib di paid Up; said those allotted In exchange tor shares on
whir Mg say limber paid, will be credited with AS paid .
MS elfelleiallehi which have been made for
and inmaagin the badmen of the above establishments are su
allied by the high Barra comiectior at Messrs. landau.
ewer tall to sseere to this Company a very extenalve and pro-
fitable badmen.
The establishment of Means. Landau and Co., at Alexandir
In addition to Its iiir banking operatless, has long enjoyed
an extensive oones• with producemand erecters of produce
th Rapt. This buainess has always yielded most favourable re-
sults ; end no better proof of this sun be given than the fact that
the flim, durpog the wbole of its existence ,as well as the other
banks lately established in Err, have experienced an absolute
Immunity from lose in their transactions of this class ci
briars.
Tbe dolly ronmaing trade of Egypt with Europe, and espe-
cially with England. is also a sure guarantee for the enhanced
talus roar of this Company: She profits hitherto realised
by Mews learn and Co. are alone sufficient to yield a large
return upon the capital proposed to be called up: and the sere-
ral partners of the Ism, in order to show their coned/nee in the
future rare of the Company, have taken a large number of
shirr and will continue in the active management of the busi-
ness at Alm/entitle.
cztisz:
The Bank has also secured the cooperati as a Director, of
IL Bram, whose exertions will be err devoted to the
aderseion of the Bank's relations, with the gonna-
wait, a clams of transactions la which he has engaged,
with very inumessfal results.
The amalgamated establishments propose liquidating all reit
print transactions up to the date of amairearlon.
The utiriesof association of this Company, and the arcesser
entered into for acquiring the business of Irma Landau and
Co., can be seen on application at the office of the Solicitors.
A deposit of di upon each share moat be paid at the offices of
either of re Bankers of it. Company, on ap pratios, according
M rs
of fats.
lama of application for shares may be obtained of the Sere-
r the Cionernis cross, and al the Banker, and brokers.

F. W. Spooner, B.
Mears. Johnstone, at= B. Coleman-
-11111astr=tiet.
Temporary Offices - 65, Cannon Wed, LC.
This Company has been formed ter the purpose of purchasing
the freehold property known as Queen Anne's Ship Ye rd, and
the valuable ship building business now carried on by private
*imitation! therein ; of carrying on ship bundles In bon and
wood, and of mechanical engineering in all Its breaches.
The ship-building yard possesses a frontage to the sea of up-
wards of 1.260 feet, bs which there will be capacity f
down 10 ships. taking an average of 80 feet la width for
sharttaL,ta. at present constituted, the establishment comprises a
stone-built dry dock, 280 feet by 61 feet, in perfect
working condition, with steem-engioe, circular-maw gear, maths'
shop timber sheds, ogees and buildings, with slips, quays, and
other necessary appliances, all in good repair. On the premises
there is a capital limo kiln, four excellent dwelling-houses,
suitable for the manager and employee of the Mentany, air cot-
tages for foremen, An. ; a good supply of fresh water, and an
oho ndanoe of lime and Minding stone.
It le proposed to lengthen the prevent dry dock 50 feet, to con-
struct two additional dry docks, and one large floating dock, to
be divided by calasone. also additional frontage qua" and to
extend t.h.alianoes generally with the view to the oonstruo-
non and repair of iron and wooden ships, the manufacturing of
marine , other engines, armour and other plate, angle boo,
and every description of Iron work.
Fee the purposee of the Company the position of the premises
Is pot to be surpassed they en in dale proximity to Batten
Harbour ; forming the seerboard of Ottwater anchonge, and are
completely sheltered, first by the Plymouth Breakwater, and
next by the pesinenla of lieunt Batten. In addition to which the
approaches to the premises are completely commanded Ltti:
suns of the citadel The branch elation of the South
Railway Company Is situated to the immediate vicinity, end
H.M. Dockyard, Devoopert, is within an easy distance.
This Company will offer unusual facilities for carrying on the
proposed business, in eomequence of both labour and the freight
of boo, coal. and timber Wag extremely low. added to which
mach expense will be saved, as the materials will be delivered on
the quays of the Company free of all dues and charges.
' At present there are no iron ship building works at Plymouth,
and much Inconvenience and expense often results to shipowners
inconsequence of vessels outward bound having to !cutback to
Loudon for repair.
The Directors 000dder touteosseary to allude to the other
advantages possessed by this Company, further than to state
that there is a great and growing dammed for each works as they
ProXto carry ca.
eseoperations of the Company will be conducted by Hr.
Joseph Banks, who will devote his well-known experience ex-
elusively to the interests of the Company, sided by renames of
acimowledged mechanical skill. As the whole of the valuable
property has been ceded to the Directors upon terms which sre
considered highly advantageous, the profitable result of the
uadertaking may be deemed as assured.
Interest at the rate of 8.4 per cent. is guaranteed for three
years by the international Contract Company (limited).
in the event of no allotment of shares being made. the deposit
will be returned to full. Should a leesposit number of shares be
allotted l
ards
are applied for, the de will be made avail-
ablet towards the payment on allotment, and the balance (If any)
returned to the applicant.
A copy of the memorandum and articles of association can be
inspected at the oMce of the solicitors, brokers, and 86, Cannon-
street West.
Prospectuses and forms of application for shares may be ob-
tained at the aloes of the
West, International Contract Compeer, g 6,
n...••••0n-Arec and of the Maeda brokers, and solicitors.

101.11 01 APPLICATION 101 MUM&
No. fro be 'Maned by the Bankers.)
To the Directors of the Loedea and Mediterranean Bank
(Undled).
Gectlemee,—Having pfd so your bankers,
the am of g , being a deposit of el per !thereon
shares In the above Company, I hereby request that
you will allot me that number and I agree to accept such
shares, or any lees number that you may allot to me, and to
become a member of the Company In respect of the shares
allotted to me. I further authorise yen to forward by post, to
my address. u below, the cert/flaatms far the shares which may
be allotted to me.
Usual signature
Name In toll
Iteddence
Prefeedou

De

THE SUICIDE OP REI.B.ADMIRAD 'FITZROY.

THE LION BREWERY COMPANY
(Limited).
Capital £400,000, In 12,000 shares of Lb each.
And 5,000 perpetual err can& preference shares of £ each
roar thousand of the cannery sham, and three thousand of the
preference shares have been privately subscribed.
Deposit en application, on both dracriptiona of shares, £2 pa
abase, and a further payment of LS per share on allotment.
00.11t0111.
Hepinryace Troyer, lbq. Means. TrOWIIIII and Lawson). 2, Chester.
, 8
Henry len=Pag., The lawn, Whltchurcfs, Huta
Henry Talsenchere, Req., 16, Portland-place.
G. 1. WlGGimptall. ne Pail: Albans.
Henry Howell, The Lion wery be h, Resident
, Lam
Director.
BANI:II6.—The Tendon and County Bank.
liouCaolii—Mesers. Nash, 121078611.5, Buffolk-lane,

Last night Biz. William Carter, coroner, opened
an Inquiry at the Whit. Hart Inn, Norwood, into the ar-
m:Minor ottoman the death of Admiral Robert Fitzroy,
recorded in yestenlafe Express.
Elisabeth Whyman said that she was a damsel° awned
at The Lyndhurst, Church-road, Norwood, the readmit
of the late Admiral Fitzroy. On Sunday morning the
little daughter of the deemed admiral went amain,
at a quarter-part 9 o'clock, to ascertain if be was is
his room. In a short aim mme down the stairs
sod said, " Papa Is deep; his door ie locked.
Witnem then mat uptake to mil Ms, but apes
knockag at hie drembs.reem door she rewired no answer.
Mrs. !limey was that seat for, sad in that lady's proems
the room door was forced open. The door had ham bolted
on the inside. Upon entering the room wite.n saw the
admiral lying on his back is a huge pool of blood. There
was a deep gash is his throat. !Maims perestred a mum-
tity of blood in a fiat bath that woe ia a oonar al the room.
Mr. F. Haley, a doctor residing In the Obureh-road, was
mat for, and upea him arrival at the house he Minded to
the deceased until his death, whisk took pima in shout two
bourn after ha we first found lying on the boor of his
TOMO.
Mr. John Bead depend that he was an Inspector of
police, and that he made an exasdnation of the droning-
room to which the deceased gentleman was found. The
room in questioa we on the wood Boor, and upon
eateries it witeem saw a fiat bath in a lamer of the
room. At the bottom of the bath was a quantity of blood,
and is that blood was disarmed an open razor, that had
evidently fallea or been throws into the bath.
Ths mid that was all the evidence he intended
l to take at that meeting. lie should, therefore, adjourn
the prooesdioip until other witnesses could be brought
befogs the omit.
The inquiry was accordingly adjourned.

70111 OP APPLICATION FOP
No.
To the Directors of the Plymouth Ship Building, Dock, and Imo
Works Company (Limited).
Cientlemen,—Having paid to your bankers (Wears.
the sun of g being a deposit of gl per share on
shares In the above Company. I request that you will allot me
that number of shares, and I hereby agree to accept such charm,
or any less number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the
deposit on allotment, and to sign the articled of association of
the Company when required, and I authorise you to place my
name on the register of members In respect of the shares allotted
to me.-1 am. gentlemen.
Dual Mariann
Dams in NU
ledleace In fall
Profession
Date

ita
W. H. Groy. Nowa. Grey aordra
and !Vidalia'. TABooleotnir-
Gelds, edie secouotaats L
Bark pp. Messrs. Hart Brothers sad Co., Iloorgate-street,
pabite secortobnis.)
11011:118.
Wean* BMWS/ and Co.. ba. Threionortonotreet.
Yews. Hiram, HaryLoa. sod Co.. Threadneedle-street.
Bacarraor —Thomas James Thompson, BK.
Oidosp—The Lion Brewery, Beltedae-rend, Lambeth, S.

T C. sad J. FIELD'SLABEL is on all paaeta
ell • and boxes of Univ. PEI= MEDAL PAILTINIS CANDLES.
SUPPLIED TO HER lIAJM3IT'S 0011LIMMTNT.

T C. and J. FIELD'S NEW CANDLE requires
. inbrelez, nert.bolivsecisocamts any eaudlestick, sad

Thin Dempsey ke formed for the purpose of purchasing, working
and extemg the highly remunerative brewing Magness of
Messrs. Gong, JauldnA and Co. A provisional agreement has
been entered into for the purchase of the valuable long leasehold
brewery premien, the freehold and leasehold public homes, and
goodwill of the business ; together with the plant, live and dead
stock, &a, vow used for carrying co the bade.
The purchase money of 1.306,041 17s. Id. includes, £190.586
Oa. dd.. the working capital acteally in the banner the plant,
Ohs freehold and leasehold homes, all stock, book debts. Ac. .•
together with the sum of £43,676 le. td. cash and good bills of
a:change in band on the UM De ember MA, to meet liabilitiu
amounting to A 48,041178. 6d. , which are assumed by the Company.
also the accruing profits from the Ist January, 1866 (estimated to
yield at Lad £10.009) ; the goodwill and all prelimiel nary expenses,
sfers
ereeptieg three of the verfficetien of titles and ',du tran
of the vulvas properties to the Company.
no Mal Of 5.40.000, agreed to be paid for the goodwill, repre-
sents only about two years* purchme of the net profits of the
bashers The profits for the last three years have amounted to
a certified total of £80,440. including interest on capital
The vendors will take the =MA of the goodwill in the ordi-
and preference shares of the Cowpony. These shares are
included Iv the amount of capital already stated as privately

jC. and J. FIEF'S
ft... Patent Belt-fitting, d
CEAYBER tram n.
and.wooomy. THEIR NA IS ON ETEItrANDLX.

C. and J. FIELD, Upper
_Marsh, Lambeth,
or manaiseturere of the eeteWsteA UNTIED SERVICE
BOAP: mazialecturere of the New Patent Hard. BeE-StUst
Chamber Candles: teanatseterere el the Prize Medd Parent's
CesAllee, AS SUPPLIED TO HER DIAIEETTS GOVERNMENT.

THRESHER'S INDIA TWEED SUITE.
Sold only by TIMOR= and GUNNY, (Natation, nut
door to Sosinsit-bus, Strand, London.

GENTLEMEN'S DRESS.—No. 106, Strand.—
HAMILTON and HIMPTON. Wow, Invite an early
faspeetloa of the NSW 81.31N0 000176, Irldeh are now ready.
stock of Overcoats always on bawl for present use.
106, STRAND, OPPOSITI SLIT= NALL

The unfortunate admiral was the younger eon of the
late General Lord Merles Fiteroy, by his mend manage
with Lady Frances Anne Stuart, eldest daughter of Robed,
first Marquis of Londonderry. He wu bone deb July,
1805, erred the Navy is October. 1819, asst obtaised his
ooeuniasion r lieutenant is September, 1824. After serving
on the Moditernaese and Booth Americo station a,
he
became, in August, 1828, dag-lieutenant to elteeradmind
Robed W. Otwey, at Rio Janeiro, and obtained his re-
aria as remsaseder i• November the roe yea. He
sesployed as Osmeander sad Oaptals of the Beagle
from 1828 to 1836, ia hardest ►ydrographiesi °passim
in South America end elsewhere, carrying ea surveys sad
chain of Drearier distances round the globe. In
1843 he wu appointed Governer of New Zealand,
which appointment be held three year, beteg re-
called home owbes to the distarbed state of the colony.
Previously to gulag to New Zealand ha wee elected is 1841
M.P. for the city ol Durham. The desered ales( ob-
tained the rank of Captain 3rd December, 1834, berme•
rear-admiral on the reserved half•pay 4th February 1867,
sad via-admiral 12th September, 1863. Admiral Fitz-
roy', scrailic reasarres in metemology have procured him
the highest reuratiou in that branch of selenes. He was
• fellow of the Royal Seery, a fellow of the Asiatic Scary,
end many other rams& bodies. The late Admiral Filmy
was twice married. freer Deresbm 1836, to Mary Besziar,
sear daughter of the late Major-Grad O'Brieo, whisk
lady died in the spriag of 1862, and secondly Is April, 1864,
te Mar Labelle, &righter et the late Mr. J. H. Smyth. of
Yortairs, who survives him. He leaves a
sea and two daughter by his feet nearrisge. The Admirers
only aster is marled to Lad Hyaena

FOR BOYS.—At HE TAM and Co.'s,
00 and 07, 011PORD6T111101T.
The That Petahttahooent la the Meadow for Juvenile Clothing.
The NEW USING SUITS and lIINOLI OilililLlOTS In all
elm sod styles, for all Bids, are now ow view.

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The anoints for the said three years ban been carefully veri-
fied sod Upped by Mr. W. IL Grey, of the firm of Resin Grey
and Trident, equatelnl, public accountant*. They
show a return • dividend of It per cent. on £lBO,OOO, or
Ell per share of the ordinary capital of the Company, which it
Is prop:feed to call up during the next two years, after allowing
for 6 per cent. on the five thouasnd preference share', whlth
win be called np In full during the same peeled.
The amount of capital now employed in the Brewevy Is ample
far its preempt operation ; but an of the principal objects in
artabibildee this Company is to en. se We IS practicable. the
peat facilities which inlet for extending the business sad fa-
creasing the profits by the amploymest of additional capital oat of
the above proposed calk Among these facilities is the unrivalled
local
lion of the Brewery, from the large waterside snow
which It pasesseas. Tbe contemplated extension of
the business will involve only a very moderate addition to the
present warming expenditure.
The stock and plant have been valued by Ur. William Bailey,
of Chimed-street (the well-known valuer in the brewing trade),
who certifies that ty ere represented at the amount which they
are now actually worth to the Company.
JenkinsArranements bare been made for seeming the 00-operation
of Arr.
ema Director of the Company. Mr. Henry Rowell,
who has been for le lOUS the teenager of the beelines, will be
new the Resident Dor : and In addition, the concern
wfY
be worked by the present efficient and experienced staff.
The interfiber' will have the option of paying up in fun the
6,000 preference shares and a proration not steadies osafourth
of the ordinary sham, at dittos to be flied at the time of allot-
ment.
The aspen paid on application tor shires wen be forfeited sad
tbs allebnent manned In all eases where the farther payment
ea alielusat la not duly made in accordance with the terms of
the allotment letter.
The ankles of amociation and the ea
between the
venders sad the Company can be iespected at the aloes of the
solidtan of the Company.
'teepeesm sad farces of amnesties eats be oblelied at the
Compan offices. Lien Brewery, Belvedere-road. Lambeth, B.
and of the Broken of the Caspay.

FOR BOYS.--A 166 and 67, OXFOlUlarliWr.

Knickerbocker Belts l6s. to SIL
Werbidwiter and Osborne Bata
Rau, Harrow, and Itorby ads 2la. to 42e.
Witt Ottreata, In Hiltons and Tweeds its, to fle.
Jakob, for scbool. balf.drese, and dais ....
Veda, Is Oka*, ?trestle. Drills. and guild!. • • a& to a ed.
Trowsers. in Tweeds, Backdate, aod Deentrasst
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SEPARATE and SELECT DEPARTMENT
HYAM and Ca, le and 57. OVVOILDBTBRIT.
go. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear.
„ 1 Bespoke or order o=ent.
„ 3. Boys' and Yosohe
„ Hata, Caps. Hosiery, and OoDZlmenepartmank

UPTURE S. The PATENT SELF-
LAIUSTING ORMAN TRURS, actimg effectuidly with-
out any oomplications, Is recommended by the faculty fur
truss
the
more and reed of hernia. The necessary quality of good
ben elledent resisting power, without unnecessary pressure on
the pod manted. widen dedrable object is alone obtained in a
truss nuenceashored with strum spiral springs, or pad behind.
—J. EGO and 00., 1. Ploosdifiy, W.

NOTHING IMPOESIBLZ.—The greatest and
most awful Intention of the dal, AGUA. AMARZLLA.—
Yews. JOHN 008 and 00., Throe Ibiwcoort, Lovebird-
Wrest, LoadArtsperforesas to kw ilaWety, reopectfolly offer W the
=Mb 'narrate= SW& width gisdnally restore, the
hair to pristine hue—no nutter at what age. The Aiwa
*moat he. noon of the properties of dyes ; It, on the
Is contnuy,
beneecial to the micas, and when the
perfect hur is once
grakers!
application per month will kee It in colon?. Price
star bettle. or In half bottles,p los. SA. John Goonsil sad
Co. taw been appointed perfumers to ELL Hu Printer
ot wren--JOHN GOHNILI end Co.'s CHHILRY TOOTH TASTE
W ersatly soperier to any tooth powder.—To be bad et all per
fumes, chwaisis. end at the manufactory, 11, Throe Cavan*
lowitardedrest.

THS LION BREWERY OOMPANY (Limited).
NOTICE IS acuity Grum that No itTATALB
APPLICATIONS for SOWS I Ike above Cowpony will be
NJOSITID APT= THIS DAY Mciellerl. Ike Sod of kW, at
4 eelook. -Nf coder, THOMAS I.TIOVINON, floaekeT.
Mow BelvederecceoL limbed. d. Noy A MIL

WHITE and SOUNDTEKTH are indispensable
to Personal Attnetto4 sad to health and lonnevitl bY
the maatiestieu et toed ROWLAND& °DONT°,r
o
P DINITFItten, compounded et Oriental ingredients. ix
et_
......„...tnaltimahle value In preservitaid beautifying the teeth,
the gum. and in ring
tie pleasing fragrance to
117;resat erailicates tartar lee*, removes spots
eff factpleat &Kay, siggoitsnes sod preserves the enamel, to
whisk It haparts • like whit/emu its Invaluable=
paths ham etdelsed the pedrenalis et rays*" sad the
at Ihneen. sad It is universally in Idgit repute. Price
hap per bra. Bold ai 110„ Hattea.prdeu, and by Chsualate
end Paiduseln• Ask for .Badiaada Odeetto.^

COALS. 817M31ER PRIOIS. OBRA?
Ingram RAILWAY. Soot owessoi Ruben ow" OAI
yard owe (r metal to bar Majesty), S. per
toe; isaboo
war, 104. ; Will sO4 Beath. for oNb. Orders to SWARM(
COAL MARAOII, ORIAT WIRITERN RAILWAY, Potillnikw.

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WHANIRE SPECTACLES REQUIRED?
I•=zgeworuu seesktersttor by everyone indoor
to Minn the haribr—Solsemer on wrest knew-
=cialsyte the proper Woe kr alai wit no erl the
preservlng &or Asks to lad of Ike. Weer Its
Is 6sterentned aleslT ot dhortalastlearer be used
In Meer el Us
erre power Uri wit swift the krt. or
reg=srralleleiolll"p;rerel".ll4r.
proved lir the retro eswaray beettres end
,*4a* Parer It were wirer to ask envies tern sore
7=et repair ern avoid rtrk to arils *he. The old frir
111 Herb sir kr hirehirrei MC etiolate the WWI
Nueserarete, Under, bevies upedaol attended to the teers•
istere stspestaria. ere, esespetert to sadvise er
Was to the roorebri islectre_rder bths sooner oirlir
Sir et Or Woes, -herhWaiM Ink el Or reprette
Ysae ley ire heresses wow= a • spreads brae
likllllllo ispermi et lie Nos mot be thr bee.

DRscorrs BILIOUS sad LIVER
11,T,
; raw tate* remody, 'proper's& wtthest any
lappealest. Dom the recipe or Dr iesle,. will be be bevalashie
Se aD who troop Mew ems Dm emplerha ll
one. wow piddisem ate...ate...el the one, he. Foi
se • Oust, sports* issiDefte. as/ es • et
pb• ass Or* tisiess& : WM is it.x.a.. ea&
Is the demea, they crest' eiPP&Ds.
Welestbs• the 'mom —Beid bydif.ll-2'
cappeketnilterWillesse.. mg Iff imost
i• la 114. mg US& ore Is set ler Dr.
=len e&
Ills
The pees. ors las Ware gig.
puke.WlDlmLeeahser repeseld all Do *We

semis souls.