The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1865.

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Jae:ail:era/4 says :
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rr, The haftearly thesting cd the shareholders took
_ piece at h 1
Atha, as the Lasi‘e Tavern ; Alderman Lust
The report Sad beilthoetheet appeared in our impression
.S. a looometive oagfel t.lisiaat of Thweday last. '
°petition Bund,at Nagankiond • The Oa ti movie( the adoption of the report
red among the Japes's., with eine Ptess.thz aid sad aceousas„ that wee the sixth half-yearly report,
K ~1 . and the bask hod thereon sea some little service. and
„____• after three years' •lil6llllloo it was in a vigorous condition.
Priam Satsama has Pleated 40,000 malborty ....• dti PI The directors bad earehilly triad to develop its reeeiroes,
the Past year, a sigaihmat task which shows his mailisattso sad the secoente now passed would compare fs
of foreign commerce. He is also making cessiderable pre- witht hose of the old beaks at the some period voflt
pretties for the improved mansfactar• of sager at the esistoam.:_ The accounts Were increasing_...ln numbs,
Loo-choos and, we are credibly informed, has espged a ;07/eeresee...ekketw7 would.6 10rra47141.4 t aeet
her
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Beach overseer to the works there and imported the latest were enabled to declares di at the rate of 8 pie ask
improved machinery. per theuen. Some persona thought that they ought I.
reports be true, the loud Daimice in the southern per- &nthre 10 per cent., but is his width It wee beet to add
lien of Japan en all aszioasto open fair pone to foreigners, • Ma wir amount to ills samillo load. ebish Ms thought
sbnid yearly by asor eight tbessed peoads.
sad to give thee every esoonragenteat sad protection in Th. Imperil leak had now a good hasthas sad • purely
their tea* operatiou. A hope has been expressed meth bathing one, sad se the sxpaess of the staff would be
tbeth than fee Treaty Powers will lathe farther treatise with almost ttatiosery, any additfosal bather would be acidi-
ties Maas age, as they reed be would quickly consent Masai Profit.
to =WA the demise trade all over the lathed. In reply to Kr. Matra%
The CaMMILUI said the diresion bed no Wealth at
present of increase the capital by lathing sew sharee.
After a abort discuathse the report was adopted, sad a
dividend at the rate of eight per eat. per thane deolared.

(sore's umia.)
THE CHOLERA IN THE EAST.
TRIZEITE4 JULY 10.

From telegrams received here from Constanti-
nople, dated 9th July, we learn that on the 7th,
five fresh cases of cholera occurred, two of which
proved fataL
The issue of free permits to ships outward bound
was prolonged for 10 days. Telegraphic advice. from

LONDON FINANCIAL ASSOCIATION.
(THIS DAY.)

The half-yearly meeting of the shareholders was
was held at 2 eckck at the Baltic, Thresdasedlo-street;
Mr. HLOinLOC in the chair.
The report sad meounta, which appeared in the Expros
of Wedoesday Let, having bees taken as reed,
The °BATEMAN moved their edoptioa. He said the num-
ber of proprietors had Mamas& since last year from 500 or
600 to 800 or 900. The liabilities stood in the
accounts at 649,0001. That showed as apparent
decrease, but this was owing solely to some
loans having fallen due just before the clone of the half-
year. The item securities—namely, 1,383,6611.—did not re
pelmet the real value of the securities, but the meant ad•
vaned ea them; thew aetesi vase wen from two to wooed
a half millions. The pewits of the WI- year, were 688791..
against 61,6301. 17a. 9d. is the preceding half-year.
In the last half year no new companies were brought oat by
this company ; the whole of the probe were made by
regular boanoial Waimea..
After &abort disessise the report and GOMM/ IMO
adopted, and a dividend at the rate of 15 per mat. per
annum declared.

Alexandria to the Bth state that the Lloyd's steamer
Juno, with 231 passengers, and the Italian steamer,
with 80 passengers, left that port on the same day.
Deaths from cholera in Alexandria, 94 ; in
Cairo, 365.