The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-25 00:00:00

20,000

The srUcles of emaciation, and also the contract, concessions,
an Nana, may be seen at the of% es of the solicitors, Mears.
fiew4bo, 21, IFhobtalane, LC.

Applications for chorea eitherr o e accompanying forms
may be made to the secretary at the cares of the Company ; or
to the bankers, brokers, and solicitors. But no application will
be entertained unless the deposit of LI per &sae ..n the num-
ber applied for has be n duly paid to the Company's bankers ; in
the event of no allotment being made to the applicant. the deposit
will be promptly returned In full.

PORK or APPLICATION FOR MAZES WITH sz PAID ox
To be retained by Ida b.ukkers.

No
To the Directors of the Marseilles Extension Railway and Laud
Company (Limited).
_ _

Gentlemen,—Having psis to your banters. the Tenser's! Bank
(Limited) the nun nt // being a deposit of El par share
on shares In the above Company, I hereby request
that you will allot se Oat number, and I wee to accept such
shares or any less Danaher you may allot to me, and I agree
to par the sum of CA per share on allotment, and I authorise you
to men my name on the register of members far the whew
of shares allotted to me.
Usual signature
Name In full
itaidessee
ysotaatlaa

~w-..;

... ~.

OE THIS PORN OP IPTIJCI7IOII 701 POLL? PAID•I7P 111.4113.
To Us retained by the beakers.

No
To the Weston of the MaresilLe rartension laibray and Lend
Company (Limited)
Geotlemen,—Having paid to your bankers, the Imperial
Bank (Limited), the sum of ,C , brink a depmit of
CI per share on ahem in the above Company, I
hereby tensest that pm Pill allot me that number of fully paid-
up Maros, and I agree to accept such shares or any leas number
you may allot to me, so the terms of the prospectus, and
agree to pay the balance of the amount of such shares no allot-
ment, and to sign the articles of amsonistion of the Company

when required, and I authorise you to Wawa say name on the
register of members for the number of shares allotted to me.
Usual avatar*
Name ha fall ...
ltaaldawn .
Weirdo' .
Data .

LK

FIIHE OXFORD.-66, by J. OFFINBACH,
A. performed by Lases Pmes4 Tyrren, Barrie, Wskiesisy
e mem el abyss, GM, HO* 441., with fell bead sad clioesa
Conducted by Mr. V. Joaseaserm Tbe Mimes Teem mil Mira
Gunnies. Mama Darla aad Davis, the I7Anb.oa, sad Yeas.
Irma, the new Preach teases. THIS ITINLNO, as flat • elocli.

METROPOLITAN MUSIC HALL, Edgware-
reat—Opsa at 7.lo.—Oast mind= of Jerry Wood and
odium: the Madan,: Madmen itainaka . Soma Wilke ;
Seism &others: aad Harry Lbtaa : Say and Son, Negro do-
limatorn Opera. GUY MANNISING.

-dsmS•i7Z—iii)LL

THRESHER and °LENNY,
NEST DOOR to solantarr-HOUSE, STRAND.
The only estshikkwast In Landon foe Ihe follow's( Artldol:
THRESHERS SUMS= ANGOLA SUITS
TUARSEISS INDIA MEAD SUITS.
THILIMILEXS INDIA GAUSS WAISTCOATS.
THRUM= KASHMIR SHIRTS.
TURISSZIKB COLOURED IPLANNSL SHISTS.
THRESIITS% MILITARY SHIZTB.
THRISIOLICS OVERLAND TRUNKS.
TERESEe.= INDIA BULLOCK TRUNKS.
THRIBIERS METALLIC LINED TRUNKS.
THREW= INDIA CABIN SAGS.

N.E. —OUT MS SUPPLIED tatINDIA, CECINA, and the COLO-
NIES, and Method Ilats cd the articles required for pupae
and appointment will be tarwarded an application u a .

TRAVELLING and SBA-SIDE SUITS, in
New letter's, suds le the !steal style, at
HAMILTON and HIMPTOWIL
106, STRAND (01,08016 Master NA.

1.17A11 and Co.'. CLOTHING for BOYS,
de and 67 OXPOZENSTAINT.
The Ora ratebiLbment in the Lagdont for every description
of boys' sad Youths' Draw Boys' Knickerbocker Suite, ll4. ed.
to Sk Boys' Weetrainster and Osborne Bette, 16e. SE to Ma.
Boys' Ito., Hallow, and R.pby Salts, 26a to 42e, Boys' Ugh!
Cape Ovaroosta 12e. dd. to 21a. Brae Jackets for the mason,
10e. bd. to Ile Boys' Serviceable Vesta, k. ed. to 7a dd. Boys'
Serviceable Trousers, k 6d. to Lk id.

14 YAM and Co.'s SELECT DEPARTMENTS,
03 and et OIFORD-aTRIIIIT.
No. 1. Gentlemen's Clothing for Immediate wear. No. 2. Gen-
tlemen s Order Department. No. S. Boys Clothing for Immediate
weer. No. C Bow and Youths' Order Department. No. 6.
Habit and Livery t. No. & Hata and General Hosiery.
No. 7. Travelling Clothing, 17mbmilas, Portmanteaus, Sup, Re.
Provincial Branches—lUnninghps, 11, 22, and nt, mow.airost
tart* 4!, Minns.

ELEGANI PERSONAL REQUISITES.
resift the patronage of Royalty and the Aristocracy of
&trope, and universally held in high repute. ROWLAND,'
MACASSAR OIL, for promoting the growth. restoring, im-
proving and beautifying the human hair, Ss lid.. Ts lea ed.,
and 11l per bottle. Rowlands' Kalydor, an oriental preparation
for beautifying the completion and akin, mid eradicating cu-
taneous defects, es. ed. and as ed. Rowlands' Odouto, or pearl
dentlfric , bestows on the teeth a pearl-like whitener, and gives
a pissaing-tragrance to the breath : 91. per bor.—Sold by
chemists and perluesers—Aak for " Rowlands' " Articles,

NOTHING IMPOSISIBIA—The greatest and
most useful Invention of the day, MICA AHARNLLA.—
Hamra. JOHN GOBNELL and Co.. Three King-court, Lombard-
street, London. perfamen taker Majoity, respectfully offer to the
public this truly marvellmui fluid, which gradually restores the
human hair to 11, pristine hne—no matter at what age. The
Ague Amarella has none of the properties of dyes; it. on the
contrary, la beneficial to the system, and when the hair Is pace
restored one application per mouth will keep N is perfect eclair.
Price .C 1 In. per bottle, or to half bottles, IS., 6d. John Ooenell
and Co. bare been appointed perfumers to 15.5 H. the Princess of
Wales—JOHN GOON ALL and CO. CaltftitY TOOT H PASTE is
greatly superior to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per-
fumers, chemists, and at the amen &Mary, 12, Three King-court,
Lombardotreet, London.

DR. (JIMMY/ELL on MARRIAGE
lr ObUeletta, Happinsea, and Dhappoinlaasta.
p la. Mann, Cornhlll or Author.
THB PANTHEON TURKISH BATHS, b.; Mew. Ile,
Ladies' day, Mondays. At Dr. CA professional residence,
Great Marlborough-Knot, W. Abo, the Post-. as aresul
Twirtsh Was. Is. ed.. Ili. h. Mertio's-le-Graad. RC.

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE,.

(1110TEleS TZLZOII/113.)
THE AUSTRIAN REICHSRATR.
VIENNA, Jul.! 24.

Ia to-day's sitting of the Lower House of the
Reicbsrath, the President read a letter, addressed
to him by Count Menadorff-Pouilly, announcing
that on Thursday next the Reichsrath would be
closed in the usual manner in the Hall of State of
the Imperial Castle.

Herr von Pratobevera then moved a, vote of
thanks to the President of the House, and added :
" I know not whether or when we shall meet again,
but I do know that we shall ever remain steadfast
to the constitution."

The President, in returning thanks, said :—" We
will always maintain the constitution, and will
strive not only to do our duty, but also to preserve
and defend our rights. I close the sitting by calling
for three cheers for the Emperor."

SPAIN AND ITALY.
FLORENCE, JULY 24.

It is asserted on good authority that Spain will
send Senor Ulloa to Florence, and that the Marquis
Tagßaceme, the Italian representative at Lisbon,
will be appointed Miuiater at the Spanish Court.

CIVIL WAR IN JAPAN.
'My Overland Telegraph Iran Gallo.)
SHANGHAI, Jul 6.
Civil war is reported to be commencing iu Japan.

Tac Qnren's BIRTHDAY AT MELBOURNE—The
asniversary of bee Majesty's birthday has Lissys been cele-
brated with special euthusisam by the colony which bears
her hoooored name; and as year after year passes the loy-
alty and affection of her antipodean subjects become inten-
sified with the lapse of time. The festival of yesterday hes
never been exceeded by any former eslebretion of the event,
as • spontaneous exhibition of popular feeling, and, per.
haps, on no other occasion did the teople of Victoria less
require she stimulus of an official intimation to enjoy it as
a genuine holiday. From morning till night the gay pre-
sented quite a gala appearance—not only the public offices,
bat usuly every private establiahmest being closed, except
those which are indispessable to festivity ; dogs and harmers
waved gaily in almost every street throughout the day,
sad in the evening several of our spirited fellow-
citizens testified their loyalty by illuminating their
premises. Most of the vessels in the bay, and
at the rations piers and wharf, were also decked is
holiday attire; and not • few excursiveistr, more
daring than discreet, ventured down the bay in stamen, in
utter deltaic,' of sea sickness or fog. Coosidering the late
period of the season, the day was so cheerful and exhile-
rating as to molted us of those delicious days in the old laid
proverbially designated's " the Queen's weather;" and those
who hesitated to take part in more demonstrative modes of
recreating, grasified themselves to the top of their bent with
boating pieties up to the Yana, or pie-me espeditions to the
picturesque scenery of fitridley-park,Brightoo, andStKilda.
Bums idea of the @steal to which the people of Melbourne
shook off the dust of the city may be inferred from the fact
that et the Melbourne aid flobson'a Bay Railway statios
no
less than 5,3117 tickets were issued for Eandridge, Bt.
Kilda, sodEcuerald-hill, exclusive of more than 2,000 volun-
teers, who travelled km. The railway authorities are en-
titled to 1101110 credit for the uoexceptiooable arrangement@
made for this large amount of extra traffic. The first
noticeable event of the day was the review of she
volunteer force at Emerald-hill. The total number
of volunteers present wan 2,497, representing all the
corps in the colony ; and it is no extggerstion to ley that
our citizen soldiers preseeted an aptearaoce which not only
reflected credit open themselves, but imputed an serremble
sense of security to Moen who regarded the occasion as
something more than • mere military pageant. Melbourne
ban seldom presented a more animated appearance thee
rater nMet•fall, the gay dramas of the volunteers coatrest-
lag pleasantly with the crowds of ordinary citizens lousging
through the streets ; and • stranger, suddenly arriving,
might fancy that oar peaceful city bad bee. takes posses-
sloe of by some of these invading hordes with which we
hews been threatened, the perpetual die of exploding
crackers by Young Australia helping to keep alive the illu-
Ilion. Her Majesty may well be puifiee upon leaven
how her forty-sixth birthday was celebrated to Australia
Felix.—lifelboonse Age, May 27.
COLONIAL MoNZY OLD= Orem-10.-1. On the
lit Auguat and theibeekrweed, mosey orders will be issued
at all money-order owes is the Uaited Kingdom on the
aloe at " Bseestetre," in the calmly of fit. itts, at the
seine rates of charge and under the same regulations as
those already in force with respect to other colonies with
which money-order bestow is trammeled. 2. Ropey-
orders wiU also be issued at that office on all money-order
offices in the United Kiegderm—By command of the Yost-
' smeater-Oenual.