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BLAPKWALL LINE of PACKETS for MEL-
Boum' (Port Phillip) Dtreot.—)denent 0111.112611
nip Rothut Cattle. MOO tem. c ooal C. DINIIDALL
will leave tart India Doan on the 6th J , and rem an expo-
nom! enneon.—Apply to P. 0117XN Co., HO, Leededeal4
Iset, LC.

THE NATIONAL BANK LS AUTHORISED TO 102CEP:11
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THE SHARES Or THE PERUVIAN
RAILWAYS COMPANY, ON THE TIRES Or TILE FOL.
LOWING rROSPECTUIL
13SRUVLIN RAILWAYS COMPANY
With Peruvian GovernesenPgunernLe of Interest at the rate of
£7 per tent per ammo, as hereinafter set forth on a total
capital et 43,340,000.
Presents
W £1,670,000, in 63,800 share* of £2O each.
Deposit c
allse share as applkatios, and elt
madeshare on allotment.
Future c of £2 10e. per share will be asst
intervals of not
less than three months be west each call.
Seven per tent, per annum o W be paid during the construction,
and is guaranteed by the International Contract Company
(Unified).
111101013.
William Lethant EaDey, Req. (Bailey Brothers and Co., Liver-
Wm. )
Carter. Req. (Jong& Robinson and Co., Laurence Ponntney•
John Rants, Leq., M, P., Director of the Bank of Ireland.
P. S. tietcber, lin (Alexander Pletcher and Co., 10, King's
Arrmyard.)
S. 0. Getty, Esq., M.P. foe Belfast, Onslow-squsze.
W. R. Lend's:, Rm. (Ileum H. H. Vivian and Co., Bir-
8.
L Kos, /1 venni Ironworks, Bradford.
vibert P' Angelcourt, Thromorton-dreet, Director

rriIKATRE of MYSTERY.—EGYPTIAN
HALL—Oast emcees of the NEW and STARTLLEG
ILLUSIONS, as only performed by the Indian Magicians . sod
Coiosel STOV for the tint time In this country In Ms
tuilvie mad ENTERTAINMENT, MAGIC and VENTRI-
LOQUISM, NV Y EVENING, at 8, and a Day Performance on
Saturday at & Admission. Is. , area. St.. stalk, Ss., which may
be secured at Mr. Mitchell's Royal Mears), SA Old Bred-streei
and boa-once, at the Hall, from 11 to I o'clock.—A.
Aating Manager.

ROWBINTATION Or LYNT RIOLS.—The kinds
of ilr. Hawkshaw, the esegbrosr, have jest esesjiiikid
sr edifies moves of the electors of thin borough for the
sent which will biome vacua by the retirement of Colonel
Pussy. Mr. F. K. Duane in shoos soalibas. Both thaw
gestiswien are liberals. Mr. Trashy, who was defeated by
a Megle vote at the last poses' electiog is in the field on
oonservative principles.
BEFIMITITATION or Sur ICINT.—The 000Ser-
Fs4yee have signally failed in an attempt to get Op en op-
position to Sir Edward C. Daring, the liberal nionshar for
East Kent. After fruiting attempts to induce, first the
Earl of Mountoharles, sad Ursa Mr. E. L. Pembertoa, to
come forward, they got up • nonketion to the Ban. Homy
Butler Johnirtosii, r wtlad his to bosom* th• willagne
of Sir Brook W. • harbg taken ready a fort-
nighdecit
defd to tor eonsiderationar:;srßatler Marlow hr final/3
&olio* he
RWWWWITATION Or EiIIDDVISTIII.D.—Mr. Les.
them, M.P. for Huddersfield, hen issued his whims
to his constituents. is consegoinee of the part tam
by his opponents in can the breough In favour
of Colonel Crosland. Mr. as oar readers well
know, is an advisedknow, risfomeir ; slake
himself to be • Sbeinl, and premier to vote for a W.
borough franchise and • franohim of I& for onnatiss.

THE OXFORD.—This magnifioent establish-
-a meat, newly decorated, ventilated, and lighted, la ogee for
the slimmer seams, with fresh candidates for favour, new Ope-
retta Selections, &c. The comic portion la supplied by the best
evadable eldest, and every other departmeat cAretully attended
to. Doors open at eight o'clock. Admission : Area, ed, ; stalls
and balcony, la. ; private hoses, 10.. 6d.

HAVANA SEG AR AGENCY,
Cannte.road, Decks, SOUTHAMPTON, and 77, RROZNT
STEM, LONDON. for the supply to the public of guaranteed
Harem Srmrs direct from the lUvana manufactories. Wolff,
Phillips, and Co. (late J. H. Wolff and Co.) proprietors. Consign-
ments of the choheet Havana Regan received by the Royal Mall
Steamer vii Southampton. and embracing the selected dre...rl
tloas of the mostat celebrated Havana makers, can now be y
sad samples selected from the ongleal packages as imported. at
the estabilahmente is above. Besides the wall known Sagan of
the Pansies, Flor de Cube, Upmanq Cabana, Henry Clay, eel
other eindlent brands, Mean. W oil, Phillips. aed Co. have the
extin.tve ermignment in this country of many rare and choice
Sagan suitable for the higher clam of connoisseurs in
Samples sad prospeetrms, with Int of
ovate in Ilverpool,
smoking,
S Leeds. leasalegtoe, andiamyotker provincial
towns. at WOLVF, PHILLIPS, aedCo. 77, Regelantmelt. Lou'
don : sod I, Orsolosood, Mots, air am*.
Hives and Macey, 61, Yang William street,
A sample box, eontaining 100 guaranteed Havana Sews, will
be forwarded free to any ninny station in Great Britain on
receipt of a past-ollice order far Al, or any teemed prim per
100 up to ald. which parmesan at a distance may wish to select.

of lb. National Rook.
Robert EU:um,
row, and Coo Ce Up. (Tredweek s.
efick lortek and Co.), CU:lotto
Iros .
BAMILL/LS.
London—The National Dank.
Liverpool-11as National Bank ot Live =
il iinchemter—Tha Yambat* end Ll Bank
Irelend!lio Rook of Wee& unilr Druthea.
The lkanatisi id the Madam& lank.

THE ANTI•MALT TAX CAMPAIGN IN
103.10111113 X.

I. InternationareZind Compaq (laraited).
1207111•7211.
George Parter Bidder, Esq., C.E.
Jabs Mariann Hemel, laq.. CL

The campaign in Yorkshire for the repeal of the
malt tax was itommenced is York on Wednesday
when lecture was delivered es the subject by 117.11.. b.
Coley, the president of the Yestinkini bitumen-tax b
claim. The meeting wee bold in the Festival Cabot-
ream. The body of the nom was well nod by so amber,
which did not prove spopatimitie. The mediator brYork
bad hese invited to attend, bet mossanicatioas had been
received bon them stating that they were unable to do so.
Hr. Carcrt tealarittd that It win not a snore party
men, sad that this moonssat was use • party essermuset,
the society baying oteind inheesiptioss from both radi-
als, coessnatives. sad Wkly. Hs Visa proceeded to state
his rooms against the conthinautee at the malt tayiermagicg
that ft was a tax which the W dok iamsiming prove
of beef, mutton, arid waif, Mal that its repeal, by
lug bur, sod &leg the oppfteanity to firmen to use ft fee
teciaLptirposes, would peeve a liesslt not mealy to the
slams and the farmers, bat to the commanity at
rar7s.."Weirertlialos be did sot think that tlds was a
fariassosquestisa, and be thought that away of Ibs airiest-
Oral mambos made a ncielaki in spokieg at it as an surt-
oatmeal questien, which be did not believe in the least. He
also thought that the farms, we. emnpooted by the
airof beef, bibs, sad wed, foe the lower p of pries
he thought that waranmers paid dearer for 41 theys
Shea they did before. Hi suggested that the battle apse
which they bill ermonomed weal bye to be fought at the
hustings of even butanes', in the kia4does, he loped
that bb aadienes would render their assistance in further-
saes of this eon.
Yr. Boom stetican, afire • speech shown( the fa-
pato to the trade of this smeary by the treaty with Faso
and the rodsdon of import duties as tea, Ice., proposed •
reolatiosi to tie Obit that the meeting, hobo lord the
facts and argame to of Mr. Coley sonde the malt-taa,
was opinion that. like all other indirect taxon, it wee
costly Is ocilbstion, Waring fa its gess& opera.
lion, and may to be Meads' se the ground. of finansiel
necessity ; but the meeting was farther of °plaice that sa
the memo against the malt tax pros with boater farce
against the lea. coffee, mid sagodabs, dabs, sad that In ill re-
dactions or abolitions of customs or emir duties they ought
to tab proosdaace of the malt tax. (Chain.)
lir. F. THORP/ wooded the motion, which we. sup-
ported by Mr. Comae, who °honed that woo of thus
who opposed the extension of the franchise insulted the
working classes by telling them that if they wonted votes
they must bring themedves up to the lot. qualification by
drinking a quart of beer leas sew and thee, sad yet these
same partlaa wen seeking fur the abolition of the malt tax
to make beer cheaper. Then was something shout this
that be could not midersteed.
Two or three agriculturists having enunciated views simi-
lar to those of lir. Clayley, the resolution was pat to the
meeting, and it was carried essay anoniaicesly.
A vote of thanks to his. Coley concluded the proceed-

Meagre itirebass. Dalrympl, linis,end CO„ s -
Messrs. Baxter, Rene, Nodes. and Co., Victaria.staw.
WO/IM
London—Messrs, P. Csamove and Co.. Threadneedleutreet.
Yarn. Seymour and Co., Throcmortonsetreet.
Liverpool—Nevem Theesie Tinley and Sens.
Manchester—Messrs. Warner and Page, Stamp Officehundina
Dublin—Edward Yoe, Req., Danteetreet.
SWIMS% ILT —B. A. Smith, Esq.
Moss, I& CiMmonetreet west C.
This Company is formed for the construction and working of
two lines of railway la Peru—one to connect the seaport of Pleco
with the town of Yea ; the other to connect the city of Arequipa
with the port of Mena
For she eonsiknothis of the.. railways the Government
of Peru have granted medal conceadons, and a guarantee of
income, which would appear exorbitant, if It were trot that the
statistics of the existing tragic have &ensiled the Peruvian Go-
vernment that the railways, when at work win yield returns
which will not only relieve the government of the charge for
their guarantee, but fax exceed the sum required for that pur-
pose
The Peruvian Government guarantees for the period of twenty-
five years —4lr until the railways have produced, over and above
the cost and provision for repair, renovation, and maintenance
ve y
for the space of two convocatiears, dividends at the rate of 7
per cent. per anauxe—as ineoese of 9233,u00 per mum, charged
upon the public revenues of the nate, and further secured by
hypothecation of the guano shipped to Bateman States The
concessions for the railways contain the usual provision for re-
Imbursios to the government (out of any surplus profit exceed-
ing a 10 pa cent. per annum dividend to the shareholders) such
sums, If any, as may have been paid by them to cover their
guarantee.
The concessions of these lines of railway from the Government
of Pent is for a period of ninety. nine years front the opining of
the railways. A suMcient sum will be set apart to form a sink-
ing fund for the redemption of the whole capital, at a premium
of i. 104 per cent., to be operative yearly after the first twenty
years of the working of the railways. The shares SO redeemed
to be altogether cancelled, and the dividends which would other-
wise be payable es such shares to accrue to and form part of the
sinking fund. After the tires fifty year. the price at which shares
shall be redeemed and tautened shall be regulated at such higher
or other price than 0100 per cent. premium as the state of the
sinking fond shall warrant.
When It Is borne In mind that the Peruvian Government Loan,
bearing ti per cent. per annum Interest, previously borrowed on
the same security, is rapidly in the course of extinction, It will
be quite evident that, irrespective of the prospect of a much
higher rate of dividend being realised from the working of the
railway, the nature of the security should obtain a ready market
for the shares of the Company.
The prospects of revenue from the working of the railways are,
however, so get as to render the government guarantee In
other reepote eo important` a feature of but secondary °onside-
✓tan.
The Republic of Peru ham a seaboard of nearly 1,400 mile., and
an area of about 60,000 square miles. There iv, perhaps, no
nanny In the world in which the elements of commercial pros-
perity are more complete. The mineral products of all kinds
with which its Interior provinces abound, combined with Be long
stretch of coast, give it an almost unrivalled facility for the de-
velopment of ananteroe on the most extensive seals. To this
development one obstacle—and one alone—exits; the want of
proper means of ooramunicatton between the ports and the inte-
rior country.
In spite of this obstacle, the lane existing trade of the Re-
public Is proved by its custom returns ; and that undertakings
lasing for their object the remedy for this defect are likely to
be remunerative la shown by the working of the valise and
Lima Railway, which now pays dividends at a rate approaching
MO per cent. per mount on the original con of eenatmetion.
The ordinary charge for the conveyance of goods per mile In
Peru la equal to the charge foe the carriage of a like quantity
In Great Britain fourteen miles.
The construction of the railways to be undertaken by this
Company will establish communication between important
centres of commerce In the interior sad the proper pore on the
sea coast.
The line from Melia to Arequipa is laid nut to serve the teanc
which at pees rat Siam the route from the latter city to the port
of Islay, a route which forms the main thawed of communica-
tion from the coast to the districts of Arequipa, Puma, and
Cusco, and the northers portion of Bolivia.
The connection with the last-mentioned state Is Important, as
the establishment of a system of railways suitable to its own
wants is now a =Meet of ennui attention. The railway now
proposed would form one of the rosin outlets of any such system
thecoast of the Pacific, a circumstance which alone must
secure it a considerable additional traffic of the most remunera-
tive description.
The runway from risco to Yea is proposed to be constructed
under conditions analogous to those of the Callao and Lima line
alreadyreferred to.
Prom the sexy character of this line, and a large existing
think In the district to be traversed, It Is evident that the
net revenue must greatly gassed the guaranteed amount.
The kWh, of the proposed Mass are es follows :
Mega to Arequipa
/Um to Yea 44 „

Coirreceriou or sea Purriwcs or °Arms,
scrar,—No business of intenosi tsar trameeted in the Upper
Home on Wedaesday. In the Lower Howe, Archdeacon
Denison brought up the report of the Committee on Piing-
lfties inane:tad to examine the precedents of eenvoceitioe
with regard to the exercise of its judicial filmdom
in the censure of books, and after considering the
clam the committee comeleded that a jurisdiction to
examine books sad other published writiogs, alleged to be
heretical or otherwise injurious to the faith, sad, if necer
nary, to osmium or condemn them, was in such sort
inherent is the synod or cenvocatios that it mold not
be abandosed without oomprowdeog the church and 6..
peiviog it of that protection to the faith which it bad a
right to expect and require from les synods ; end that as
in the state of the law there was nothieg to interfere with,
so in the history and practice of the synod or convocation
there was lathing to impede the exercise of the judicial
filmdom el the wood or eouvooation in the monde of
books as the wisdom of convocation might see cams to ex-
ercise those function*, but on the contrary, that the mi-
lker, loth of the law and of the practice was in favour of
such exercise. A long discussion took place on the Court
of Final Appeal question. The following resolution was
agreed to several amendments being negatived :—" That
'theconstitutioe of the present Court of Appeal in Eocle-
sissticall Causes, as established by the act of 1840, is open
to pave objection. and its Imelda( is uneattsfactory."
Mims OF • Cou.wrioir or S=ILLS.—Mr.
of King-street, Covent-pulse, the sostiosser far natural
history and scientific property, has reseed y deposed of the
celebrated Dennison collection of shells. The sale extended
over six days. The following are some of the principal
shells and the prices they realised :—Lot 110, pseudoliva
kalleti with epidermis in very fine order, 51. se. Lot 158,
foam maim with opeculum. a lovely specimen of this
extrely rare shell, 51.105. Lot 300, cyprois gotta* • may
huge and Bee maotple of this ameedissly are shell ; after
a spirited compotitiou this shall wee knocked down to Mr.
Wright for 421. Lot 314, cones ammlralli. a remarkably
fine speoimen of the ceroosted admiral, 41. 12s. 6d. Lot
318, cerdits onasioostata, a charming shell, 51. Lot 340,
arprces prioosps, only three otherskeowe was also bought by
Yr. W right for 401. Lot 362, cypress tesiellata, very Be, 51
Lot 368, cypress Mecca, • beautiful specimen. 51. Lot 466;
coons oodo-nulli, a magnificent example of variety C of
Reeve, Mk Let 490, come Porla mar* • splendid specimen
of this extremely rue shell, was bought by Mr. Beare for 421.
Lot 514, maw maims, • beautiful specimen of this very
rare shell, 121. Lot sn, eon" °emus, • splendid specimen
of this are shall, 191. Let 533, onus lialinomus, the
specimen figured in Conch. loon., 104 10s, Lot MI, coons
redo-euni, • dark jet purple shell of rotundas rarity and
beauty, to which neither figure or description can do justice,
181. Lot 634, volute fuaiformia, very flee and rare. 61.15 e.
Lot 646, corbis Sewell i, remarkably large and Am, 101.
Lot 649, volute festive, specimen figured in Conch. Icon.,
161. Lot 665, onions Deseroni, as exquisitely beautiful
shell, only three kocerell7l. Lot 763, seethes specimen of
this charming shell, 184 Lot 669, pholadmoya °iodide.
extremely rare, IX Lot 695, voluta papillary remarkably
Bee, 51. Lot 706, volute cymbiole. @pram= figured Is
Coach. loon., 51.15 e. Lot 724, volute. (mime, the mooed
e figured als in Conch. Imo., 141. Lot 760, volute
Named, very rare, 41, 17e. 6d. Lot 771, minds exquisite.
a highly interesuoi shells eMJ of the utmost rarlt7L71. 71.
Lot 863, Joyride. Mawr, the pink mouth variety tad_ MO,
71. U. 1.04 871, marshier,. pesudofabe and Coodalli, 51.
IA 873, rceteUsria restimetris, • fine example of this
are ;cal 61.5 a Lot 885, malaria magailiai, rare, 41. Lot
ppc,,,ayks patelalN large, 61. Lot 235, embark
vitrsa, ismarkably llzke,lo/, 10a. Lot 945, mitre Doesisonl,
31. 3e. Lot 1171, a rosewood cabinet of 75 drawers, very
handsome, which contained pert the shells. 70/. Let
1172, another rather smaller, with panels beautifully
meta, 571. 15e. Lot 1164, Beeves "Coscholo*
laides," pertly hound, • good copy, 761. Lot 1175,
er Bowby's ' Thesanrus Couchyliorum," 111. The total ro-
deos of the sit days was 2,1571. Is. 6d.
Ms. Dens's Turret:ram —Tile New York Tribune
tadesstaeds that Mr. Jamas Davis is nominees. Colonel
Clark, of the rebel army, who wee captured by me of the
Unioo scouting parties while tedearoarior to escape from
liedurisod ea sue of the lad trains from the doomed city,
assorts that be was in charge of ell the specie whisk was
removed from Richmond ; that whoa his train broke down,
and be found It impale:de to get it on the track and off agate,
maim the Cada forme approaeheig, he ordered it to be me
on firs, sod that all hie efforts term the specie were maven.
Mg; that the soldiers broke open the kepaad amid the excite.
meat lead tumult, eoldisreasd either' appropsistedell Men
was. Be salmis that be knew that so moue* a
19106111104, is the pocked of its owners wen wher
ere taken from
sherosti. Be Mutes farther, that the mould has bleu
vastly ouprentinostad, sad autism the 'adenoid bereft-
fore made by Goma Grll4, that It amounted only to
about 200,000 dole
STOPYING rag TutiotterM.— A correspondent
writes from ilsemmah ce t e 29th If April : "A carious
Widest oseerred gisterday. The telegraph to Bates
Bead soddeely aimed worlds& sad views of geedliss
dishirbed for awhile tie belie of the operators. Oa in.
IPorMeadmi, hawser. it ens disemesed that • few mite
dews the river roe negotes. who were espied in sating
kw, wuatiog ems repo to moue desk rafts, and he
ands at had, had oseeksliod to me telegisph wire far Sad
iassehask Ow bad messily eat down ens of
pass, mid takes three or leer hushed feet of wire to
.* by tospierse with. TIN homer was soon repaired.
Aped the auslasisse &Wm will who)* not vesture sant Iss
meat ash osimehloot."

Total 136 miles.
A contract for the construction of the lines has been entered
Into with the International Contrisel Company iumited!. ex
-
carding to the estimates of (1. P. Bidder. Bp.. C.L, and J. X.
Heppe!, Esq ,
In accordance with the terms of each concession the Company
will be converted into • Societe Anonyme with shares to bearer,
or, if necessary, into two Social. Anonymes.
The capital of the Societe Anonym., or Societe. ADOCITMOI,
will be £3.340,000, tot.• issued in shares and bonds.
The present Company has been formed as • Limited Liability
Company, the shares in which will be exchangeable for shares
of a like denomination in the soctete Anonyme.
Copies of the articles of association, of the contract, and of
the acts of concession, with translations, are open, at the Mikes
of the Company, for inspection by parties desirous to become
subscribers, so that they may make themselves acquainted with
all the provisions and conditions of such concessions.
The deposit paid on application for shares will be forfeited and
the allotnien, cancelled in cases where the further payment on
allotment Is not duly made in accordance with the terms of the
allotment latter.
Applications for abases must be made In the annexed form, ad-
dressed to the Directors ; but no application will be considered
unless accompanied by the receipt of One of the bankers of the
Company for £1 per share on the number of shares applied for.
This sum will ha returned in the event of the application not
being acceded to.

PERUVIAN RAILWAYS COMPANY (Limited).
TOM or APPLICAVOII FOR SILOAM
(To be left with the Bankers.)

hro .-
10 the Mentors of the Peruvian Railways Company (Limited).
Cientlanen,—Having paid to the Rank
the sum of Z being El per share on shares.
I request you to allot me alarm of t 25 each in the Peru-
e'en Railways Company (Limited), in conformity with the pro-
spectus issued by you, and I hereby agree to become a member
of the Company, subject to ft. articles of association and regu-
lations, and to accept such shares, or soy less number that mat
be allotted to ism and to pay the further cum duo On ells
.7.,eu:
thereof, and I rented that me name may be p6ced on the re-
, flifirCi iiit Ineraberslo respect dills shires allotW to me.
I am, obedient servant,
Items In full
Address In full

Date
lams el application for shares aad prospectuses may be had
at—To. National Bank, London ; the National Bank of Liver-
pool; the Bank of Ireland, and its several branches. Ireland
the Mambas of the National Bank, Ireland at the °dices of
the ikebeel of the ComPallY . and at the Mikes of the Interna-
tional *alma Company, BS, Cannon-etrest West, Londe°. LC.

FOR BOY B.—At H YAM and Co.'s,
WI sad R. OTPORINSTRIST.
The First Istabliehmeat la the Kingdom for Juvenile Clothing.
The NZW SPRING SUITS and SINGLE GARMENTS In all
wee and styles, for an ages, are DOD OD VIOW.

FOR BOWL—At 66 &oda, OXFORD-STRIEET.

lekarboekor Belle
Westminster ant peberne Ostia

151. to SS&
ILLio SS.

Kos, Harrow, sod Rugby go* Ms. to 4ta
Light Overcoats, to Mellows sod Tweeds llls. to tit
Jocasta, for school, boN-dross. sad dross ....
Vesta, to Cloths, Wow* Drilla. sod clothing.
Trans's. to Tweeds. Bootaidas. sod Deorsidso

SEPARATE and SELECT DRPARTMENTS.
111rA11 and C,I. 66 and y, 01601041TLIZT.
No. 1. (teatimes's Clothing for inansediais pest.
„ 6. %spoke er Oaks =pnt.
„ 6. Bogs' sad Yowls'
isia, Oars. Imam sal OZnias Netgertassal

WHITE asd 80U1 DTEETH are indispensable
t• teressal Attmethea. sad to Math loodevlty tof
Molt)
irmarertlescz. et t
oeoded ood. 1.70 t L•Nlyt °DONT% eito
et tossibesbEs vase Is posetothire:d basoMyft tie Wilk
the tips pos. aad irlag a pieedas trammel to
erellestee tatter the teeth, emettet 'peel
61E0241ml &AIL dot fellthee ed mote the easmal. to
olds It it lopeole • putetithe whiteness. Ile laraimehle=
parties have eidalited the pedeesedge roy sad the
crag' et Item*, sad It aidoereally Wl' repute. Moe
it adopt: bos. 11014 at IS, liatteaveries. sal lie
art Perismass. Ask kr 04110144"

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