The Express.
London, England, 1865-05-03 00:00:00

IMPERIAL OTTOMAN FIVE PER CENT.
WAN.
lotted under Laws of 17-2 e, 18-30, and 1941 March, 13.135.
Nominal capital, 4,000,060 Medjidles trOr, or 8.3,690,363 sterling.
In Bonds to Bearer
Of ElOO sterilng=UO Gold Medlidies=2,soo franca.
1.00 sterling= 66 ditto =1,256 do.
£lO sterling= 11 ditto 360 do.
With interest at 6 per cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, on
1-19 July and 1.10 January, in sterling la Landon. francs in
Faris, Frankfort, and Amsterdam, and hiedjidles d Or lu Con-
Lditinople.
Redeemable in thirty-seven years by 1 per cent. sinking fund
applied in qtrchale.
The first law creates a "Grand Line de la Dette Generale de
rEmpire Ottoman," guaranteed by the general revenues of the
empire.
Tim mooed law authorises the inscription in this "Grand
Lirre of 40,000.000 Medlidies &Or, to be applied as follows :
For pm conversion of the existing
internal debts 29,r00,000
For lb. preemie loan
Reserve, specially destined for public
works, not to be Weed sooner than
2,000,000, one year after tbe pre-
sent loan : 3,000,000 at the soonest
after two years: and 2000,000 at
soonest after three years

g 0,000,000 cc £36,3a.=

The lawn provide that no further Inscription of debt is to take
place miler by a special law duly published. and alter provielou
has been previously made for the Interest and sinking fund of
any me* new inacilPtion by VandOld 1110701101 of revenue or
reduction of expenditure.
The general debt loscribed in the "(hand !Jere" le guaranteed
by the reserve fund. by the general revenue of the em&e
actually free: and by all revenues previousWharged, as they
become illegamble by tille lIMOKLISUOD of exiabag foreign
debts, of which they *minute the special guarantee.
The third law provides for the ocinvennou of the editing lu-
tenist debie, the Conaolldas being converted at the rate of
1110 sterling of the New Five per Cent. Stock. for each £lOO
Turkish, and the other classes of Internal Debt on terms, the
full particulars of which will be announced In a few days,
when the umermary certificates of conversion are ready.
The peke of Was for each bond of £lOO sterling (bearing
Interest tram 1-L1 Jimmy, 1161), le mega n follows :
LS
6
10
16 , 13th July, less 04 Coupon.
10
„ 13th October.

160
The coupon of le per cent., due 130 .7uly, 1866, reduces the
price of the bond to 471, and subscriben will have the option of
paying their instahnents under dlecosnt at the rats of 6 per cent.
per elm= on any of the days tiled for the Payment of the !natal-
meets; but in default of due payment of the respective instal-
mute, an Provimi payments a 111 be liable to forfeiture.
After allotment, scrip certificates in staling money will be
Issued to bearer, by the General Credit Oompany, for the portion
of the loan subscribed in England, and by the foreign agencies
for the amount subscribed on the Continent.
The Continental scrip certificates will not be uniform with
those issued in &viand until after payment of the float instal-
ment, when they will be exchanged for definitive bonds, which
will he printed according to law in Turkish, Trench, and lash.
The conversion will he effected at
The Contractor's /Mice—Constantinople.
General end% and Finance Company of London (Limited)—
London.
DoeMoi Grate le—Paris
Banque de Credit et de Depots des Pays Bas—Amsterdiur.
Credit Anstalt of Austria—Vienna.
Von Erlanger and Sons - Frankfort.
Banque de Credit Genevois—Geneva.
The subscription for the new loan Is opened at
London—General Credit and Finance Company of London
(Limited,, 7, Lotbbury.
Ceostantinople—lbe Contractor's 061ce.
Paris—Emile Edinger and Co.
Amsterdam—Bsogue de Credit et de GeV:Odra Pays Baa.
Frankfort—Von Erlanger sod Sone-
W here applications for allotment must be addressed, accom-
panied by the pttscribed deposit of 5 per cent. on the nominal
amount applied for, which may be paid at the Gel Credit
Company. 7, Lotribury London and Westmlnater Blank: Union
Bank of London.
Forms of application and prospectuses may be obtained at the
General Credit Company,
7. Lothbary, and of the brokers:—
Meagre Mullen., Marshall, and Co.. 3, Lombard-stmt: Messrs.
P. Caxenove and Co Threadneedle-stmt ; Messrs. Laurence,
Son, and Pearce, 7, Angel-court.
Copies of the laws relating to the conversion and loan may be
had at the Graces of the General Credit and Finance Company,
and brokers. or at the eolicito. a, Messrs. Harter. Rom. Dorton.
and Co., 6, Victoria-street, Westminster, where the original docu-
ments relating to the authorisation of the loan are deposited.

101131 01P APPIJOATION, CO ....
(To be retained by the hankers.)
IMTIRIAL OTTOMAN FIVE PER CZNT. LOAN.
To the General Credit and Finance Company of London Limited).
Baying paid to your Bankers, the sum of
being the required deposit of 6 per cent. on L I Nonni
that sou will allot to me L in the above loan. and
hereby agree to accept that amount, or any kris am that may
be allotted tome.
Name le full
Address in tall
Occupation
Date 1806.

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BANK 'Limited).
Capital £gooo,ooo sterling, In 100.000 shares of MO each, of
which 80,000 shares have been already subscribed.
Deposit, LI per share en application. and LI PM on allotment
and £llos. further within three months after allotment.
DIRECTOR-9.
Monsieur Arsene Bernard (Menace. E. LIM= and Co.), Akran-
dais.
Monsieur Francois Bram. Merchant, France. and Member
of the imperial Legislative Chamber of France.
William W. Cargill, Esq., M.P., Connaught-place West, Hyde-
park.
Jaim-s B. Cumming. Esq. (Messrs. Cumming and Co!. Leaden-
hall-street.
Albert Landau, Esq., Banker, Vienna.
Emile Landau. Esq. (Megan E. Landau and Co.), Alexandria.
William J. Memel!, Eaq , Director of the National Provincial
Bank of England.
Walter Moller. Esq.. Bmadlands. Clapham-common.
Hon. Roden Noel, Marilee, Waltham Abbey.
Robert A. Routh. Req.. Chairmen of the English and Australian
Copper Company.

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PROSPECTUS.
This Company Is formed for the purpose of converting the
1100 Shares of the Continental Rank Corporation into Shares of
Er% and to carry out the amalgamation of that Bank with the
Bank of Messrs. E. landau and Co , of Alexandria, and for fatal-
tating commercial, financial, and monetary transactions between
this country, the Continent, and Egypt.
Five of the £2O shares in this Company will be allotted to the
shareholders lu the Continental Rank. in exchange for each of
their present ZlOO shsres. The £2O shares alloted in ex-
change for shares on which 1.21 has been paid, will be credited
with ES paid up and those alb dted in exchange for shares on
which EIS only has been paid, will be credited with CS paid up.
The arrangementa which have been made for amalgsmating
and managing the business of the above establiahments are such
as, sided by the high Egyptian connections of Messrs. landau,
cannot fail to secure to this Company a very extensive and pro-
' Stable business.
The establishment of Marrs. Landau and Co., at Alexandria,
In addition to its regular banking operations, has long enjoyed
en extensive connection with producersand exporters of produce
In Egypt. This business has always yielded most favourable re-
sults : and no better proof of this can be given than the fact that
the firm, during the whole of its existence, an well as the other
banks lately established In Egypt, have experienced an absolute
Immunity from Iwo In their transactions of this class of

DR. OULVERWELL on MARRIAGE
Id OVII:010. WsPidnws. sad DWappointmenta.
la Mann. Cornbill or Author.
THE PANTELEON TURKISH BATHS, EL : Afteen, Ms.
Ladies' day, Mondays. At Dr. C.'s professional residence, A,
Great Marlboroughreet. W. AiIA, the Post-odice Grand
Tartish Baths, ls. 19, St. Marties-le-Grand, LC

The daily Increasing trade of Egypt with Europe, and eve-
dolly with England, is also a sure guarantee for the enhanced
future succeu
Landauis Company alone profits hitherto realised •
by Moan. and Co. are sufficient to yield • large
return upon the capital proposed to be called op: and the seve-
ral partners of the firm, In order to show their confidence In the
future succesi of the Comny, have taken a larm number of i
shares, and wll continue ipan the active management of the busi-
ness at Alexandria.
The Bask has also secured the co-operation, as a Director, of
Y. Brassy, whose exertions will be especially devoted to the
extension of the 13.nk's relations, with the Egyptian govern-
ment, a class of transactions In which he has hitherto engaged,
with very succerstul result&
The amalgamated establishmenU propose liquidaUng all their
present transactions up to the date of amalgamation.
The artaciesof association of this Company, and the agreement
aniseed Into for acquiring the business of Messrs. Landau and
Co., can he seen on application at the office of the Solicitors.
A depo•it of El upon each share must he paid at the offices of
either of the Bankers of the Company, on application, according
to the sneezed form.
Forum of application for shares may be obtained of the Secre-
tary, at Os Company's aka', and of Ma Bankers md Brokers.

PORN OP APPLICATION 505 sniatia.
Ito To be retained by the Beaten.)
To the Directors of the Loe.don and bfediterranesn Bank
(Limited).
Cientlemen,—Having paid to your bankers,
the nun of A , being & deposit of El per share on
shares In the above Company, I hereby request that
Ton will allot me that number: and I agree to accept inch
shares, or any LW number that you may allot to me. and to
become a member of the Company In respect the shams
allotted to me. I tart' er authorise you toleeward by poet, to
my addle's, as below, the certificates for the limes which may
be allotted to ma
Maud denature
Num In tall

Date

Her Majesty's ironclad frigate Bellerophon,
fitting at Chatham, will be at once prepared for the first
division of the steam reserve. She has commentied shipping
the heavy portions of her eosin's, machinery, and boilers
and in the course of two or three weeks will be taken into
one of the vacant docks at Chatham to have the remainder
of her armour bolted to her sides, and to be equipped
for sea.
HEALTH or LONDON.—It ap from the re-
turn issued by authority of the tear-General that in
the week that ended on Saturday, April 29, the births in
London and nine other large towns of the United Kingdom
were 4,162 ; the deaths, 2,687. The annual rand mortality
in the week in those ten towns was 23 per 1,000 perinea
living, and was lower than in the two previous weeks, in
each of wbieb it was 27. Is London the births of 1,140
boys and 1,065 girls, in all 2,205 children. were regiefewed
in the week. In the corresponding weeks of ten years.
1855-64, the avenge number, corrected for Worsen of po-
pulation, was 2,013. The deaths in London in the same
period were 1,344. The average number for the seventeenth
week in ten years (corrected) is 1,332. The deaths in the
present return slightly exceed the estimated number.
roes zymotio diseases in the aggregate the deaths were
270. Seventy.nios children died from whoopiew.eough.
Fifty-five deaths occurred from typhus, 9 from
small-pox, 21 from scarlatina, 4 from diphtheria, and 11
from nnealea. In the setbdietriest of St. Paul, St. George-
io-tbarEast, 16 death. were registered. Of this number, 4
deaths occurred from fever, 4 from whooping-sough, 1 from
diarrhoea, and from soulatina. An inquest was held no
the daughter of a guntnafisr. aged 7 years, who died at 59,
guttoo-street, of ° effusion into cardium, reveille;
from malignant fever ; there was nom ical attendanco.sW
the room was filthy and uowholesome." 239 deaths oir
carved from diseases of respiratory organs (exelosive of
phthisie) iin the previous week the number was 338. 119
11111 ALRLOWS PATENT OAS STAND, a DOW pow= died from boa&itis, 86 from pneurnoaia, 181 front
inelmakah adadasal7 eaaariad Oat a fan baits r phthiais, 161 from dame* of the brain and sonoas aye'
wen as =dal alba. efteg be asked or toted a tt wltboat I teat, and 50 from diseases of the heart. The following
labourer nulled Its mike Is eo hapaipabas that W sedbare ?ma carries accidents occurred ;.—A wholesale tea dealer,
of the .1.1 ae "41
11111 bY 141/7 41•811.1" aged 60 years, was run over by a bis Lombard-etrest. A
errs so, lb., salt 41. sad te pass outs corn chandler, aged 50 years, fell 6 Nese a abet at Plumatesel.
lotaißLows SILT-ACTING SYPHON TAP. The of sia4 5 veers. was run over by •
N. rpe red. 3...1.8" eat brkr....ar i,,,..W1118. I brill/OW day rtaaAl-ftieekbergliblrillit, The son of s
4a. ;
Um/OW, gereetes,l4,,. cork natter, aged 7 yews, wee nu wee by a bream's day.
=AY raw and masa, are ga MST_ agues ore Ina SOO 0111111boarer, aged 2 years, was nes over by as
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