The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-15 00:00:00

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rrifili CRYSTAL PALACE SUNDAY AD-
,. MISSIONS. —lnforrnation fur obtaining Shares either by
immediate purchase, or by weekly payments and ',allot, giving
free ailiebelca well , to be bail on application dady
from 10 MI, or TM Wit vIVSNINOS, 7MI 10. or latter.
at the Oleteigecemdtke loom. 4, Beaufort buildings,
. , t • U. IL SIO&BALL, Nom nee.

erWirrlty irS. JAMBI'S HALF—EVERYa and To VLOW (Saturday), A STIR,
NOON at l—Mateabe, the nrielloindat and ilihnie-
W4nd .1.1441167,""" .10.4 Is i!' sTr. PPir. b. 7.111.8. 4°.aoE-

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-trader** Abe gru Mee7reire, Vestrtloqulat and lettale
la "begone. Dill `Oars-'Tbe Real Indian pastel Trick, by
Wei Liege Asrlersort.- WI; Si ; reserved see* : W-
eeny;le-Crowded hoops& Professor Ander
larosell &woo of the World el Magic. Diteertee Success
The greatest combination onteetalmseat In the isetropolts"-
Vide hese. A. SUMO, AWN; Maroc

TO DARE. —l64Ta RILTRIEUDITATION.
THEATRE of MYSTERY. EGYPT/AR HALL—It/EV=
fa MAGIC and VINTRILO4IOIBM, by Onieusi fITODAILL—Tbe
red Indian Bun* TAM, and lardastanecmui growth of FIOWIR
Tiese, as introd. toe tits Ent time in shim country, on
tastat Monday, rBuced 17. lOW by Oolouel Medal, anted
only per-
formed by Inn and the Indian llaskiana EVERY EVENING
at (Saturdays 'minded), Moo on Wednesday and InAarday After-
noose, et L-411•111 se iiitchell'a IR (lid ondetreet, and Wm-
bail—Adialseice, la, fa, ands
1115=1126-teirocuistm"—Vids " Timm," April 18.1865.

The " lades moos Buildinilighterage Company
(limitorb,- prepense to nstract karma and sultabie Craft for
letting on hire, and her tarrying en as analogous Mishima to that
which bat present undertaken by individual lightermen.
The enormous and increasing trade of the leort of London
affords an almost unlimited scope for such operations, and
great inconvenience is experienced from the Inadequate supply
d lighterage accommodation.
Toe Company Ilse secured the service' of experteaced men
sonnected with this business. It has a ilretrate connexion, and
invent inilueotial merchants and others have proushed their
import. ry many E. ms would prefer dealing with a Company
et this description to employing individual l.ghtertnen. knowing
that, should any loss occur chargeable to those who undertook
the lighterage of the injured merchandise, de., they could
recover compensation from the Company, whereas otnerw se
the loss would possibly have to be sustained by the merchants
themselves.
The Company has good provedts of paying dividends of an et-
teedlngly satisfactory character from the commencement of its
operations ; and each year, as the fleet of barge., dc., Increases
le numbers, the property of the shareholders will greatly aug-
ment la value, and toe prolita will become mach larger la pro-
portion thereto.
hem the following calculation, which has been revbed by
MOD of great esperieuce In the lighterage business, It will be sib-
Mend that, in all probability, the profit millet... for dividend.,
even with only a paid-up milts' of 420,000, would amount to
/LIEU per annum, befog at the rata of more than 22 per cent.
...

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➢a. CAPITAL ACCOINT.
Methane with the allotment and deposit money paid
thereon L12,600
Hy call ut al lee. per share MOO

020,000

2%000
2,500
2,000
2,600
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NUNN:O NINA& for purchase of an old established
bakass,to., to 0.000

£lO OUS

£7,000
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LONDON, FRIDAY EVH.NING, SEPTEMBER, l5, 1865.

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THE GASTRIN CONVENTION.
BRUSSELS, 81??. 14.

The Paris correspondent of the Indipeudance Beige
asserts that the Russian government has sent •
circular to its diplomatic agents abroad respecting
the Osatein Convention, in accordance with the
circulars of the English and French governments.
The sane correspondent also learns from the best
sources that England, France, and Russia long
since exchanged views respecting the Duchies, and
that a perfect agreement exists between the three
powers in their manner of viewing the Salzburg
treaty.

AMMO

The Nord of yesterday says :—" The semi-official
journal publishes some details respecting the Ott
affair, intended to justify the evident of the
XrPlitan authorities, and to show the slight
fouri tion of the charge of murder brought
against the nephew of Count Sulenbarg.
Ivan taking the version of the Northern Gazette
as ocenpletely accurate, we are led to ask
why the Pruatian government has so long delayed
to give explanations respecting an event which it
could not but know was engrossing public opinion
in Fr&noe. The details which the semi-official
organ of Berlin makes known in its yesterday's
numbs* it might just is well have made known a
week ago, and, rightly or wrongly, people are hall-
Author teemed to attach only moderate confidence
to a tardy justification when the delay, as in this
-case, cannot be explainable by appreciable
motives."

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--A of Common Connell was held yesterday 4.
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COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL.

A Court of Common Council was held yeisfeirdny 1.
at Ooildlall ; the Loan Mayon melded.
The Ton Crain (th. F. W ) mg a leiter
that had been rweieei bee General IC seknowiniglar
on behalf of their Royal Higliasinom the Prince sad Princess
of Wales, the receipt at the adios al imagratnlatiae team
the earperation en the birth of their royal Went, sad which
at the same time stated that they were regarded by their
royal highnesses as an additional poool of the loyalty aid
affection entertained by the elitism of London for she
royal family al whisk they won members.
Deputy Sintuaro, the proposer of the address, rapes&
that the communisation be mitered upon the journals and
minutes of the mark which was speed to unanimously.
. YODEL DV/ILLZOOII FOR FRB LABOONING CLAMP=
Magnus WATIRLOW, in the absence of Deputy Fry,
who was to have brought up a report oia the shove nab**,
said that be linew it would be satisfactory to the court to
be informed that every one of the dwellisp that bad been
crested by the corporation in Farriserlon-mad was crimpled,
that the rests were paid with the utmost regularity, and
that Ell the tenemis ware eximedingly gratified with the an-
commodatiou that was afforded to theta. (Hear.)

THE CITY Or LONDON BCIIOOL.
Mr. J. SYMONS, I. peraesi of settee, then moved that
the court should testify its appreciation of the eerier of
the Rev. Dr. Mortimer epos his resigtoiag the case of
heed master of the City of Loudest School. asd mean-
mesding that he be greeted s riptide; &Rower", of SOW.
per amnia.
To this motio• there was an amendment by Deputy Bur-
nell, to add after the words "Ave hundred pounds,"
"dui* theplaieureel the court ;or unto he shall have some
eixissiestimi preferment producing at samba Wears sues&
ing that amount."
Alderman SALOMON% M.P., iniggeeted that the object of
the mover of the seetitinst would be met if all the weeds
after those " duriag Ile plower* of the court " were le
Deputy BMW= expressed his reediaess to accede to
linasof the sftrthy aldermen. .1
.livsoust, is reply, said be had so objectifies to lbs r
proposed alteration, and the motion, with the addition..e
above referred to, wee then unanimously agreed to.

-- • -
The Beidge-lionee Oolossittee brought up a report which 3
merely stated that the alumpusent that bed bees some to
between the corporation end the proprietors of South
bridge, that the bridge should be °paged free to the publle
for Use sem of 4,584 f. for the spies of one year, weld weir*
as the 7th ef November amt.
Several members wished to be informed whether the com-
mittee made any reemnesendation upon the subject.
Mr. J. Ha net, one of the committee, said they bad
purposely abstained from making any reconsmoodation.
The only object la presenting the report west() remind the
court that the arreggseamit between tie corporation and
the bridge pm/pastas would expire an the 7th of Novem-
ber, isd the court meld take what digs it plumed ia the
matter.
ALUM= SmagOne mid the subject wan a wary Mawr- •
tart one, and bad already bees under the consideration of
parliament, and would no doubt be so again next session.
He hoped that et all emote before any definite aflame*.
meat wag some to, geoetking would be does to provost
the toll gates at Sonthwarixbridge from being repines&
(Hem, beer.)
11,L Lswxgr said tong at the same time be could not

allow it top forth to the publio that the nwporshies el
London were going to porehase the bridge. In the ant
place it was se part et their duty to do so, and secondly
they had so fonds in their disposal ire Wash a purpose.
(Hear, hear.)
Alderman Bay:mous said he believed that In the spurn

of a wary km yeas tie Brldgebesse estates would be
seemly 1111b11111116.114 and there would be thus an oppor.
sanity far eindisring the question.
Several member dewiest that the Bridge-house estates
were likely is hemsiarambered in a short time, as stated by
Alderman or that this portion of the oceporation
funds wee likely is bedevilled to the purchase of the bridge,
•
end evesteelly tie mutter dropped.
Psi OTT TILLI/IC.
Mr. leGiOntut then proposed several resolutions having •
reference to the tationvesiseoe and danger that were created
by the stoppages is the City, sod also to the operation of
the City Tref& Regulation Art of 1863, and be owed
that the subject be referred to the police committee, with
power to confer with the Court of Aldermen, ass to we-
eider whether it would he expedient to apply to whiniest
for further powers.
Thin mottos gave rise to a long and somewhat desultory
argument, in the wares of which the only thing upon which
the different honourable members seemed to be agreed was
the absolute necessity for something to be done to remedy
the present almost uobearable condition of the nubile
thoroughfares of the City, a tiondidea which ia likely to be
very much awarded when the endways eouvergiag to the
City, at present in worse of coostruction, are completed.
mayoral of the spesikers expressed a strong opinion that the
set of parliarnest obtained by the City in 1863, for the
purpose of regulating the traffic, would have been farad
much more ermine' if Sir G. Grey had not put his veto
upon so mealy of the regelatioas contained I. it, which
virtually destroyed entirely the effect of the act.
Mr. EMMY a:premed hi opinion that the only effectual
thing to be does wee to most the difficulty boldly sod make
wider streets, aid he eseteeded that the Gommisionme of •
Sewers, whose provisos it was to do what was eseeseary to ,
such an important matter, ought to borrow money upon the
disunity of the rates for the purpose of effecting improve-
, meats, sad do by wholesale what at present they Daly did
piecemeal. (Haar, hear.)
Mr. Da JI3IIIIT, the Chaim** of the Olty Sewers Oom-
.

minim, with seem warmth denied est thee; had hom sty
sighed cu their part to effect say improvements that
were practicable • snit with regard to the suggeettes of Mr.
Bodkin, that thiey ought to borrow large is.. of money
altos the asearity of the rates to be levied upon the chimes.
to carry oat these improvemeote, he would °sly observe
that, however simple it 'might appear to some person, it
was in reality a very aeries. miestios how dm they would
be justified is taxing their memmenes for preheat improve-
mean.
The 'mhos of Mr. Wdoorge was this agreed to
MI OM= Or 01.••• OY ran Meat
Mr. B. J. Mood, • gestlemsa who has toe a great many
years filled in a most istiabuttory manner the aloe or dm
patrelsrk of the Central Criminal Court, was usasimonaly
elected to the vseast aloe of cleik of the mom for the
City of Landes. and the town sad borough of Sosthweeh.
runts' 000Ds.
Mr. Mnownras_prosested a petition from Mews. Bahr
man Brothers, of No. 82, Bt. John-sheet, Botithfiekt, tray.
isg the mart to dimet the delivery to them of mosey sad
perty tikes from certain primmer. eoovieted of burglary. -
sod which is supposed to have bees stoles from their pro.
mime.
It will he remembered that a short tires back several
notorious horsier. were convicted of committing as eaten.,
sive burglary at Mr. Walker's, a jeweller, is Coralkili.W ben
they were arrested a large err of mosey was toast le their 'y
possessios. sod eases their oonvichos the wives el three sr,.
the pnamers, it appears, have applied to the Ttossart tog •
some portion di this mossy to be given to them. The Tres.
sure astiortliese however, declined to louden, as, ter
eeriest charter, the property of all felons ocoviatsd in the'
~
City of Leaden la' over to the sheriffs. Sims then
it appears that Masers. Baum, of Losiberdmireed. who were
also robbed of a large amount of property, it ie. 'apposed y
the same parties, have applied to the sheriffs fora portion
of the money, sad a similar application was sow made ea
behalf of Messrs. Batsmen
Mr. Alderrnso sod Sheriff BiaLir explained the Macaw
stances as above narrated, sad he mused a good deal or
laughter by stating that by filmiest sham" awl, imbed,
almost frees time hassemorisl, the sheriffs of Leeds*snit
been the receivers of Woos goods, and this was one al then •
rights and pervtlages. Be wished it, however, to be seder. ••
stood that the sheriffs did sot ramie* a asste abmegen
hottest from them; and 'btu any property found lifo• • .
coavicted persist was identified as having bees Moles it
woo always given up. IP the present isetanes, the mosey
found upon the primers was supposed to have hem the
produce of different robberies, mict this crested a greet deal
of difficulty in the way of dealing with the quastios. The
sheriffs, however, would be teammate to the Lords el the
Ti for soy course they might take in the matter.
Treasury
. L. TAYLOR sod several other members
to Mr. Midwinter that, after the explanation that. ben
gives by the sheriff, it would be batter to withdraw
the petition and confer privately with the sheriffs, but he
deolMod to do so.
Mr. Flatearrosi thou moved that the petitios de lie OK
the table as an amesdment. The original moth°. "That •
the petitios should be referred to the same committee as
that of the Messes. Baas,* wee them put and agreed M.
Mier which the omit stemmed.

Casrin-Woo-Gow—Tbis enormous specimen of
binnanity has *se unheated !deposit to the photographic
ordeal la orer to ready the deem& of his sueieroes
friends. The artists al the Loodoe Busreoroopro Company
were espied for wool boons taking the cartes of the
Ca,g ha wile. Its /Pew, and the funny UAL dam(
sow. They will be issued la • few days after the
prods bee* been forwarded to the Prises of Wales.
Psoironim Remus sou viz Smarr Muss or
lavintroot..—Oor Liverpool eerroopoehouto are tonsimod
that s beeovoiest lesly in that town is taking steps for the
selabliehnicet of • refuge for desoitore children. It Is
Wielded Se toesiwe into the inetititioy ohildren festal
rambling shoat the streste, lest or nogleated children, far
temporary we nein they se be answeyed to their Moods.
or otherwise eeverely bieswerad. In Liverpool some soot
institutive hes long bees needed.