The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-18 00:00:00

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH BETWEENEUROPE

AND AMERICA.
The charter granted by the King of Sweden to the
American citizen, Mr. T. P. Schaffeer, containing the en-
tangle. permission to ley down a submarine telegraph wire
between the coasts of North America and Norway, is dated
24th of January, end contains the following articles:
1. The company is permitted to lay down a telegraphic
wire from the continent of North America to the coast of
Norway, and to establish a telegraph station there, bet per-
mission is not granted them to continue the line by land
through the dombrions of Norway.
2. The convesion gritted by these presents is dependent
on the company's subscribing the sem nee scary for the
andenalling limbic five join from the present date, end
completing the submarine telegraph before the ezpiratioa of
another period of five year•.
S. Should any intetrupUon of the communication take
place after the opening of the line, the company is boned to
repair it at their exam as soon as poaeible, and not later
than after a year's delay.
4. The Norwegian sacrament engages to construct
separate lines of wires on the telegraphs of the state, for the
purpose of forwarding the despatches from America, if so
desired, sad on the guarantee of a Labs= amount of
receipts.
6. The company, and their agent, and servants, shall be
subject to the same !ass and jurisdiction as Norwegian sub-
jects, as far as regards the telegraph is the sea and land
dominions of the Kiss of Sweden and Norway.
6. Should a war break out between Norway and the
United States, or between Norway sad any ethos stater
through when territory the proposed telegraph shall pas,
the Norwegian government reserve. to Itself the right of
suspending the communication daring the continuums* of
the war, without detriment to the privileges contained in
that &arta.

DE A= or Ma. WM. DRNISON.—This gentlemen,
" well knows la the 'ticketing world, died on Sunday last,
at Lee, sear Blackheath, of bronchitis, mei 65. He was for
upwards of twenty-eve yews connected with the wee. •In
the mete of Surrey he was well known as a slow bowler,
and some years back as a rower on the Thames.
CIIIIRCH LIVINGS roc SALL—Several livings
have been added within the last day or two to the somber
of those which are to be disposed of by the auctioneers'
hemp= or by privets contract. Amongst them ere the
following :—Thu ninety of Bertaborne, situate wit= four
miles of Ashby-de la-Etna, la the county of Derby; the
income le 6041. e-year, and tb• present incembeat is 64 Faun
of aere. The Berl of Chesterfield is the raiment gnus of
the living. The rectory of Cooling, between Gram= a=
Chatham; the Mom, exclusive of fees, is 6001. par maw,
and en increase may be expected, in 000/!_qauce of the
recent cultivation of hops in the perish. The arm of the
present incumbent, who is also rector of St. Mary Bemer-
set, in the City of London, is 66. The net:ry of Blanbun,
worth 8001. a year. The vicarage of Beekingtos,
Lincolethire worth MU. a year, the populatioa 1.600, sad
the incumbent aged 66. The vicuna of Upton or
Overchurch, am Birkenhead, worth between 601. end
601. a year, with immediate pemenioa. Some greet
tithes, too, are in the =het. belongiag Obey to asthedrd
chapters, which were originally designed for the oil datiog
elergyaiss. There le an Redivided money ante amount
receivable from the great tithes of the pariah of Bt. Weir-
burgh, in the hundred of Hoo, Heat, about 77 sum of
globs land. The emu st receive= for tithes, taking the
average of the last five years, has bees 7471. per ma= ;
the glebe leads us let on hue =Met to • ye • rly teasel of
1081., and to the payment of the further slams of 401.85.
and U., prefacing together as anneal fume of 9031. oe
thereabouts, missive of the manorial rights. The above
are held os ordinary church lessee, granted by the Dom and
Chapter of Rochester for a tam of 31 years, with a renewal
line every Men years. There is also to be sold the impro-
prints rectory of Ipplepen sad Woodland, between Tonnes
and Torquay, the tithes et:moted at 6801., 'ad held seder
the Dean and Canons of Windsor. It is described as being
a very favourite and remarkably pistansons and healthy
dingo;good wito all the advantagesadvantagesof railroad, eel-bating,-bating,and_ societ y.
HOTRL AND TAVERN BREYER. PROVIDINT
la-
.rrrtnro..—The seveateenth anneal motley of this bud-
tuition was held yeateedey, at the Craven Hotel, Strand, Mr.
I. Lovegrove, of the Brunswick Hotel, Bleeknall, in the
chair. The secretary read the report, whisk ppre a satis-
factory use= of the pr 'pees of the faslltslie. dating the
pest year. The receipts amounted to OK a& di; the
cm of M. lee. had Irma *speeded La SS am-
bers sad de widows of arembles; end suq that
the isatiturea had suffered, is common with ether, et a
similar nature, from the increased ematiee, de , eamegeent
upon the war, 1061. had been added to the moiety% loaded
capital, whisk now represents smu of 6,7101. • Ukase
1001. fo. remained is hand Mae man the swans ex-
penses. The inentetios at present eeseleis ef emeabere,
149 Wag life, end 60 alums' mearbera, treaMm Mn widens
of members. The total =mat distributed is relief aisle
the year 1847 was 2,1121. The milts skies bees the lase
andunary festival amounted to 1671, and the tommitiee
had mask Omen te sammesteg that Mr. Herbert Lamm,
M.P.. had emeasead to preside at the nest eaabremery
festival, le he bid in April. la toelluden, the eammitme
'upraised Seek askaewledgmeate ter the liberal support
they bad reseived dada, the past year. Mr. Beaks moved
and Mr Bfabey seesuded the adoption of the rep rt, which,
after wee inmates was agreed to. The Arnim et
clime for die eassiaiyear =a took place, tad =aka
having hem voted to the redder' oilcan sad to the Asir-
nee, the weesting
a
Davey-LANE ger.:ll. Tawas.—On Saturday evening
the oempany at this theatre presented Mr• Smith with a
very handsome silver TIN fa ecouseniontion of the sue.
rueful mann. With it was the following elmouterinie
note :—" T.B. , Drery•laite, Ma= 16. 1866. My dear
Smith,—The scconunging use will, I mat, testify le the
general ed myself and the whole of your company,
the malignity of year comas-paiaten, and the aerimoey of
your tend, towards you, for your unerring brutality to-
wards us all daring the past raison. seism. WitiketiverE
tura teetotaller (which we all feel must be very )„
yea will perceive that the vase ass be convened, at
shortest tones, bite a tes-era. Mould you fall into del-
amities, it meld be supremo's to point out to you the ed-
vantages of the spout. You as. thus made aware of ear
Inagua kestility. Foe eaperlf, I hive ealy to amen yen
that I mm. year esnanot and hitter enemy—C. Y.
Maumee.'

The dkAbar of Algiers speaks of a pra
pet whisk would weds* to despeohing to disk's, after the
isonelsoise of pone three tr tour divisions of the From&
army of the Odom. Those troops. which would howesee
the sieseidt of de way of oempatioe moult be kept to
therrsye be eve, sent. until the seethe sols-
tice of the Imlnen esshou. Until that time they would
be queered cis wens Wof Alger* not oily to own-
piste the task of psNbr y bat to make roads, principally
is Habylls. Times Oddest would oczapy Habylia by
mesas of said cups iluelised to be the nuclei of is many
towns.

FAIL la nra THAMES TUNNEL. A fancy fair
was owned is the Thanes Tnehel yesterday ma raldA.
CHIRAL PILLACI.-0111 SHILLING DAT, MAIM
17.—aarairelosa ea payment, 610; ditto by nuoat Onto,
147; total, 867,