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ROYAL SA'R'DINIAN RAILWAY
COMPANY. •
Omen 07 ALMINIMIUMOir I ITALY.
Romoß4ll7 PRORDZirr—llarqule BOYL DI VILLLYLOR.
Signor GI Ilmmadentia. Deputy of the Paritament.
The Baron Leedom
reandroen nt sitoLaND. •
H. R. GRINFILL, Esq., 11. P., Chairman.
CHARLES BELL. Deputy Chairman.
Thomas Berms, ~
The Chevalier Ippo Ito Leonine
John Pander. , M.P.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OMEN, that at an EXTRAORDINARY
OP.NERAL MRKTINO of. the Company, held at the London
Tavern, Slabopsgate-street, London, on MONDAY. 15th May.
1,33, a report from the Directors, containing the following re-
oommeudations, with a view to raise suttlelent capital for the
completion of distinct and entire portions of the railway, and
thereby to utilise the money already *pest on the undertaking.
was taken Into consideration, viz.:
Ist. "That 4600,000 be raised by the creation of 00,000 nomi-
native preference shares of £lO each, to become shares to bearer
when paid up."
2nd. " That all present arrears on calls be paid up, end that a
further call of /11 per share be undo on the 119,1328 existing .1:10
shares. so Nat 210 per share shall be paid upon them."
Tint with respect to the 0400
_preferential shares to be
created, and to be offered preferentially to the shareholders, it Is
recommended that out of the net annual income of the Corn-
piny, from whatever sources proceeding, a preferential dividend
of 10 per cent be paid upon the 00,000 preference shares, which,
alter extinction in the mode hereafter mentioned of the existing
RSA share*, will become the sole shares of the Company, enjoy-
ing all the advantage& heretofore attaching to the existing 420
thane."
" That with inferno, to the existing RIO shares upon which
RIO per share shall be paid, payment of the dividend of le per
oent. per annum on the 60,000 preference share* having been
tint made, there be then paid in each year, out of the residue of
net annual income, a dividend not exceeding 3percent per
annum upon the 210 paid-up on the existing £23 shares' after
payment of such two dividends, any remaining income skill, in
each year, be applied to the extinction of the existing £2O shunt
by drawing by lot, and the repayment of the 210 per share
paid thereon, until the whole 29,823 shares be redeemed."
And the following resolutions were duly passed by the meeting
1. That the Report of the Directors now and be, and the
same is hereby accepted and confirmed, and the Council of Ad-
ministration is hereby authorised and empowered to do all
such acts, matters, sad things u may, in their judgment, be no-
ceslary or expedient, for carrying the recommendations con-
tained in the said Report into effect.
2. That In order to give effect to the Report now confirmed
the following supplemental regulations (read to the meeting), in
alteration of or in addition to the existing statutes of the Com-
pany, be and the stone are hereby passed and adopted, suoject
to the approval of the government.
3. That the Council be and they hereby sre specially antbodsed
and empowered to snake such nimlineadons in, or additions to,
the supplemental statutes passed and adopted by the fo
resohition u may seem to them e or proper for
effect to the report corlirmed by this meeting, or u may be
neciesary to obtain the approval of the government to such sup-
plemental statutes; and generally the Council are authorised
and empowered to settle and adjust =eh supplemental statutes
with the said government.
And notice la hereby further given, that forms of applieation
by the shareholders for allotment of the preferential shores nay
be obtained at the ofitces of the Company, or of the brokers of
the Company. Marra P. Cuenove and Co., 62, Threadneedle-
street, and Mews. Seymour and Co., IS, Throginortonetreet
The list of applications from shareholders will close on
Thursday. the 26th May, It6l, at 4 p.m.—By order.
C. DE T 1 VOLE, Secretary.
Offices of the Company, London,
0, Great WinchaUr-street, K.C.

T YOZUM. SATURDAY, May 27, foe the
.R.A ERNICEif of Mr. IRORTRE. on which ocesidon will to
mind RUY BUR Ray RUA Mr. Feabier. And Tats
IDE I,NR. Robert Manske, Mr. Yachter.

By the arrival of the above mail we have advice,
from Bombay to April 28, and from Calcutta to
April 22.
The Bombay papers refer in very strong terms to
the conduct of the military authorities in a case
which is said to have caused a very painful impres-
sion in India. It seems that on the 11th of April
one of the usual artillery relief parties, consisting
of about 100 Europeans„ were ordered to march
from Mhow Kirke.. The divisional authorities
at Mhow protested at headquarters against the
men being marched through the deadly jungle
during the fiercest heat of the season. These pro-
tests were, it is affirmed, disregarded by officialhm,
and the men marched as bidden, in the face of a
foe whom they were helpless to combat. At 96
miles from Mhow a large portion of the force were
stricken • and the detachment were compelled to
return, kiaving 23—nearly a third of the company—
dead in the jungle. They had then to encamp at
Husora lest the disease should be taken into the
lines at Mhow.
The Times of India says that this is so evidently
a needlemly incurred catastrophe that great indig-
nation has been excited, bat that it is restrained for
the present until a court of inquiry—which is
for—shall have traoqd to whom the responsitrt:
is due of baring rejected the protest sent in from
Mhow. The Bombay Gazette of the 28th April gives
the following details of the occurrence :
We have beard with feelings of the deepest regret that
• fearful toes of life has occurred in • detachment of Royal
Artillery marching from Mhow to Nargannt. The men cos-
seted of those who had been transferred to other bat-
teries on the breaking up of • battery at Mhow, and
were on their way with their families to Kirke*.
After leaving Mow they were attacked by cholera,
sad numbers fell speedy victims to the deems.
The detachment seems to have lost all spirit, and to have
become almost panicatrickee. Although within • short
distance of the Nurbudda river, it does not appear that any
efforts were made to mom it. This to be regretted, thae-
much is such recommendatioe has bees given in all beets
aid investigations on the subject of cholas, and great hese-
fits have freqnsotly resulted. By some order, or sorely
order, the detachment was marched back ors
Khow and had to retrace its step through the infected
district It also seamy to us venturesome to encamp such
a body of mat in close proximity to a eantooment. Roped
has is that they remain about four miles outside Mhow. Oa
the 24th instant no less a number than thirty deaths were
reted out of strength of a little over a hundred. Up to
this time it Is impossible to say what iDOMIDO bee takes
place. There is as. =carotenes worthy of mooed. When
the news arrived that the detachment was returning in
this fearfully crippled anti paralysed state, Colonel Petrie
went out to meet them, and by his presence end kindly
encouragement he materially roused and cheered them.
We have heard that the gallant calomel's efforts were
worthy of all praise, sod at the considerable
risk of his own life he remained and west amongst
them, until they were settled in camp. But who
Is to blame in the first instance for =reap' the
men sway at this season of the yew? It eoald hardly be
expected that they could escape sickness, when it is so
well known that the jungles are unhealthy, cholera nearly
always epidemic alms the route, end that this season has
been unusually hot and severe. Thirty deaths lie at some
one's door. It is only to be expected that the public will
ask, whose ? We Cad we shall get further amounts in•
abort lime, and can only hope they may be favourable mar.
We know, at any rate, that now the sell tae come every-
thing is beteg done to check its progress, and to cheer and
alleviate those who are spared..
8 r.u.—Some more information has just reached us touch-
ing the painful circumstances connected with the outbreak
of cholera in the detachment of artillery marching from
Mhow to Nargaum. The disease struck the men down
sorely and swiftly. Seven were buried in one grave, and
both men and women seemed equally liable to.the attack.
Husbands were deprived of their wives, and wives became
widens in a few abort hours. Children were left helpless
and friendlies, in many instances both parents being carried
off. One poor follow. on the return much, had to pass the
grave of his wife, who had died but a few hours before.
The sight overcame him, and the stalwart gunner, weakened
and &premed with anxiety and add, 'berme •
madman. It is reported that be is still imam.
The sergeant-major of the battery who was acknowledged
be • pattern ooc-commissiaoed 'officer, worked amongst
his old comrades vigorously. His spirits gave way as men
dropped down on every side of him, mid the dimes found
him an easy victim. Sergeant-Major Nolsadied at his post.
The horrorstricken appearance of the rasa and their fami-
lies, the wretched and pitiable appearanos of all, sad the
fearful scenes that were witnessed, it is said, defy descrip-
tion. Amidst this sodden but effectual death-blow
to • body of healthy and brave men, Lieutenant
Henry Stevenson, who was in command of the party, ie
reported as having behaved nobly. He earnestly
entreated the men to rally and rouse themselves.
111 the very midst of the pestilence, with no one to
look on and award praise, this young officer worked loose-
*aptly. Employing all his talents, and devoting himself to
the Cawing task of mixing up with dying men, he stood
firm to his duty, and by his conduct and manner did much
to cheer and comfort those under him. With Lieutenant
Stevenson should be mentioned an offioer from Bengal whom
name we are not aware of. This fine and worthy spesimea
of an Engliehmee, who was merely peen *long the road,
volunteered to remain with the striae" detachment,
and afforded the most valuable assistance in this fearful
hour of need. It is to be hoped moral courage sad faithful
service such as this will not go unrewarded. The name of
Stevenson and his friend deserve to be publicly mentioned.
Ths report has gained ground that the entire mismanage-
ment II to be ascribed to some fault at headquarters. The
authorities in Mhow are very anxious for • full investigs-
tioo, and no doubt the public will require some account of
the why and the wherefore of such a calamity.
The Calcutta Englishman refers to the news from
Bhootan in the following terms :
The chief political events that have occurred linos cur
last summary are the recapture and re-abandoument of
llaweogin. With the knowledge thee it was impossible to
hold Dewangiri, it is difficult to see what could lead the
vernmeo t to go to great expense to re-oepture a poet is which
there was nothing worth destroying, and which was to be
evacuated again after • few days. There Is, however,
little doubt se to the motive, sod, unfortunately, we are
convinced, as little doubt of the futility of the means
adopted to attain it. The recovery of our prestige in the
eyes of semi-savages was little likely to be effected by •
movement which must to them be a confirmation of our im-
potence to carry out the policy of the proclamation. This
wee • matter is which we might have looked for wedeln
from our present Viewer ; but in this case he has shown •
want of the very qualities upon which his previous rep:da-
tion mainly rests.

TZ OXPORD.—ADELIA, by Donizetti, and
. the allonyms ma awn, by sr Henri Bbtho
performed EVERY EVENING la which Mee MIL
win ma her roesplleerenoe. lb. following *diatom will also
have the honour of appearing, vM., Kiri= L'Enbat pianists,
spd snub; Gomm Godson, Mae Kate Bone, Ma lane BMW
dim Lae nett. TsWatt, Little Bob, Lee trans flionette, &ad
the &skew IYARbsai.—E VERY EVENING.

PARIB.—The GRAND HOTEL,
Boulevard des Comicial% Place du Bouvet Opera.
Opposite the Rue de la Pair, and near the Theatres.
have been opened since July, 1001 It contains 700 bed-rooms,
prices tern ef. to 251. ; 70 drawbg-momf, from St. to 801. ; •
magnificent salon, capable of dining more than 300 persons, and
where there Is a table Whale at six o'clock. Dinners and break-
fast* are served 11. la carte In the coffee-rooms, as well as in the
apartments. There is • reading-room. with the best English and
foreign papers and .pubiloallons, a music-room, and a drawing-
room for the use of travellers without any additional charge.
Them ere also baths, billiard-rooms, smoking divan', poet-of ice.
cabs, carriages, and omnibuses, going to the rallweystailotia The
servants speak all languages. This superb hotel, possessing all
that modern luxury and comfort can combine, and situated In
the mat behlasabie pert of Par* is recommended to the Wan-
Um of buena%
Independently of their two Hotels, the Commute Immobillare
has established an extensive private Furnished rococo on the
Boulevard des Capacities, opposite the Rotunda of the Grand
Hotel, where families ma reside ss in their own private
dew where they may rely upon finding the utracet comfort.

lasd MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
fli
at nom ME —For AMAMI Direct Mull
lbs Ird Joust lasi shipping day June), She now
clipper CIADLU., A 110 years, register 480 Wiss, W. a
mom bra
=d : loading
.in the London Docks. Tbis
sigre .essd, built ue 'pseud sttney, 1s a ves7 WI ether.
▪ egms • most desirable opportunity to shippars oi Ana sad
sopa goods. Hsu good accommodation for cabin paasemmen
me Wes of tringbg prude apply to DLVfl'r sad Moon,
L aissasas•

MIMI&

The Right Hon. Lord SONDES, Loss Court, Faversham. Kent,
Chairman.
The Lord HARRIS, LB.L, Bonth.street, Grosvenor-square,
Deputy Chairman.
Bir R. W. Carden, Royal Exchange Buildings.
George Cobb, Roo., Badger, SiMingbourno.
Edward W. Edwords„ Esq., Ylctorfa.street, London.
William Gladstone, Rm., 87. Old Bread-street, London.
Charles J. Hilton, Rog , The Pines, thckley. Kent.
0. Y. lroiroo4, FAQ., B,4lusserequare, Hyde-park, W.
James Lake, f q., Rowlands, ilittingbourno.
Bir C. lt. J. Rich, Rut., Nottingham-place, London.
Sir Cusaok Y. Roney. 16, Langbam-plow, London.
Sir John Maxwell Tylden, Rile Sittingbourne.

d MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
rert PACKETan SHIP.—For ADICLAIuneDI D
lling irect .to
Deo the river punetwilly an theft* J. ca at Plymouth
way& immosers it required), the new Aberdeen clipper-
MI NA., Al 110 tons register, JAMES MALCOLM, Com-
London Thi beautiful Alphas been Otte.' ex.
wow:
preselyter the Adelaide trade she hasatuU poop, withhathroom,
wd every otbsr an tor the accommodation ot cabin pump-
s* and will wry an experienced surgeon it required. From
rla haw she is expected to be one of the tasteel!hie
aboardt freight or pawege avg., to
ItAiDDLIC on or to usvni and YORAM ti, 0t47
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eoucrixise. -
Messrs. lreihrialds and Newman. 6, Bank-balldiisp, LC.
1501111128.
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P. T. Turner, Neg.. C.L. Parliament street.
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0,40 mimed, sad is loading test), tlse
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t "'Ms
"Oar trader ts weln tor her rapid wren, sad she
as elegant accoannodetion for a few Odd oWn pasesorn.—
lir terms of treight or apply to Mr. T. B. WALKER.,
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wet:

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BEDRTEADS, BEDDING, u4a BEDROOM
.L.lO FURNITURE. —An ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, with
prim of 1,000 articles of BEDICOOM FURNITURE. sent lbws by
pan) on applicatioo to FILM= end 8038, upholsterers, 31, W.
and Si, Bernirontramit. London, W.

ITT and MOORE'S AUSTRALIAN LINE
DvissovP ACHIM SHlP.—lfor LAUNCESTON Direct (to follow
pa Whom with quick despatch), the well-known clipper
Op
lIKINORLAN, A 1 It )sent, esdetor SW tons. T. B. WHlT-
glopli. commde,. tying in the West India Docks. This
Bp hes been bent empresely few the Wade, and has &West,
wwwwodallon foe Wei cabin paseseseen—Tos twists of freight
apply to the owner. Yr T. B. W LULU, 15A, 34
treTace or to OMIT and MOORZ. 9, Billitertereet.

To PARENTS and GUARDIANS, who wish
to meet with a COMFORTABLE HOME for one or two
children, not under the
6, age of four. Terme moderate.—Apply
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dl restate. toaa, T. IL ALMOND, Commander ; loading In the
=Docks. This stdp, bath for the Tasmanian trade. ender
survey, la 189). Is noted for her tut-sailing qualities
ad sound delivery of cergo. she has also elegant seemomoda-
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YWe owner. Mr. T. B. WLK RI, 15s. dt. Helen's-place or to
MtVITY sod MOO= 9, BllAliteratreet.

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of PACKET MR.—For HOBART TOWN Direct, the well-
British.built clipper WAOOOLA, A 1 It yea's, 649
tons, B. HAY, Commander: loading In the London
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rpCyusblies and sound delivery of cargo. She hes also
accommodation for chief cabin passengers.— For blether
it to the owners, Ream RlDlehltN, ALI-TAN-
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110011., 9, Billiteretrest.

THE DiARINE DEPARTMENT of the
ACCIDENTAL DEATH INBURAN,M COMPANY Is Dow
conducted at City Beak Chambers, No. Ti. Threadneedle-atreet,
where the Company V prepared W receive proposals for Marla.
Insurance at the correct rates.
ARTHUR YAWLS DUMAS, Underwriter.
J. W. DRAM. Secretary.

BLACK BALL PASSENGER LINE of
CLIPPER PROEM for AUSTRALIA from Loadoo direct.

ITo So&

HYAM and Co.'6 ATTIRE for GENTLEMEN,
64 and 67, OXFORD-ST=IT.
Snits for business, the park, and tomtit 42a ed. to 665.
Jackets In all the fashionable styles 2ls. OA. to 426.
Dress coats In wooded and wool-dyed cloths Sba Od. to Tea.
Sandringham surtoute In Venetians and cloths
Vests In Cashmeres, silks, washing drills, etc.
Trousers In all fashionable styles and material.

HYAM and Co's SELECT DEPARTMENTS.
No. L. GentLemen's clothing for immediate wear.
„ t Bespoke or Jrder Department.
5. Bois' and Youths' Distinct Department.
Hata, Caps, Hosiery, and Outfit Department.
Loudon : 66 and 67, Oxford-street. Branches—Dirmingham,2l,
22. and 22, New-street: Leeds, 42, Bring& ; and Dewsbury,
Westgate.

CRICKET.

SURREY CLUB AND GROUND V. hiARTLEBONZ
CLUB AID GROUND.—Y•Wertlay morning at the Surrey
ground, Kenningtowoval, this match was resumed. Play
commenced at 12 o'clock, the M. C. C. continuing their in-
plop from the previous evening. They made a total of 138,
which leaving them 134 in the minority, they went in spx, n
against the runs. The match being limited to two days
caused it to loss mach interest, especially u Surrey stared
• large number in their innings, end the weather too, turn.
log not unfavourable, nude it almost • certainty that the
for
could not be played out. This proved to be the awe,
forst half-pest 6 o'clock rain put • stop to the play.
ROW, ARTILLERY AND ROYAL &MINIMA V.
RUT OP TRZ ARlll.—At Lord's Ground, yesterday more-
llag, this match was resumed, and the Royal Artillery, ke.,
finished their innings for 137. The band of the 2sd Life
Guards come on the ground and pl•yed during the after-
noon. The second innings of the • Rest of the Anay"
amounted to 148, of which 70 were pined in good style by
Mr. Mask The weather wea unfavourable, rain ultimately
putting • stop to play, leaving the match drawn.
ROYAL MILITARY ACADZIIIEB OF WOOLWICH AND
Saknittrare.—At Lord's Ground this day • match will be
played between the above for the drat time. B3s, Royal
Highness the Deis of Cambridge lls• most Madly inte-
rested himself in the match, and it has been made expressly
by his sanction.
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RIMMEL'S NEW PERFUMES,. the TITIENS'
BOUQUET, Indian Bouquet, end Mune Bouquet, b. 6d.
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F. Perfumer to the Emperor of the French, 90.
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Moe Twopence,.
THE PALL-MALL GAZETTE, An Evening
Newspaper and Review, contslas, betides all the News of
here Day, lame number cf original articles ou Politics, theca
, dc.—Mae, hallabarratreet, Mood.

NOVIL BY AIITHOR OP "ROLAND, TIN PAINTIR."
This day. in vols., at all Librsriss,
WA.B TO BLAME
John Maxwell sod 122, Floetotreet.

•NECDOTICAL YZMOIBD OF THE EMPEROR.
This day, In 1 vol., at all Libraries,
NAPOLEON 111. and bin COURT.
John mnowon Sad CO.. In. neet-drOOL

• 111 W =vim BY STIPHIN MARTE(IIII3.
Os May 19, In I vols., at Libraries.
CHARLOTTE THRALE
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ONLY A CLOD. Second Edition, at all
Illnsrles, In I vela, .. Only a nod." the New Novel by
the aurae at " lady Andes Berak" ar.
John Yarnell and Ow, ltt, Fleet street.

HEALTH or LONDON..—It appears from the return
issued by authority d the Registrez-Generel that in the
week that saded on Saturday, May 20, the births in Load=
amid tea °ikon large towns el the tubed Kingdom were
4,384 ; the deaths 2,542. The animal rate of mortality is
the week in those 11110,1110 towel' was 23 per 1,000
livingaav,, slightly higher time the rate that verified v.=
a. wee Is Load= the births of 1,083 bey, sad
1,109 girls, in all 2,192 children, were registered m the
week. I. the eanespoadieg weeks of tea yew, 1885-64,
the average amber, eorreeted for larrewe
was 1,917. The deaths in Loodea in We
IMO 1,168, • number almost identical with Vint as
W previous week (1,167). The average number for the
tewatietk week in ten pus (oar:toted) is 1,268. The
deaths la the present mace am has by 100 thee the esti.
mated amount.
HOLIDAY AT rimOotatorr Law °mesa —To-day
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