The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-15 00:00:00

DERINTIJIB6
1891J1D BY

ru. cmcDrr ana mom:um
RR of ENGLAND (Lhnitad).
L. 9813 of 1.400,c00 DEBENTURES WITH urrriuser
PYABLE QUARTERLY.
The Directors have decided to issue Debenture loads of the
homy for the amounts and bearing Interest al under, viz. :
h rams of £lO, £OO, £6O, £lOO, £2lO, £:,00, and £l,OOO, with
SPtee attached.

INTRUST.
For three yeell
For eve years
for seven years
Interest payable quarterly, viz., on the 101 March:Both June,
September, and Ma December. in each year, at the COOl-
_, s
deethatelve feature t the debentures issued by this Coat-
iis their perfect security : the amount of the capital sub-
isilitap, and uocalled, and the general invested siesta
the Company, m web as the large reserve tend, affording the
ample security to the investor.
Thee debentures are Issued payable to bearer, and can there-
Pus by simple delivery from hand to hand, without endorse-
and are free from any further stamp duty. They are also
wet the requirements of Trustees and ethers—trane-
b7 datill only, to be duly registered In the Campeau a
m names of the investors or their at
hem of application eon be obtained the Secretary, to
ail coaununteationa must be addnieed.—By order of the
ALFRED WWI, Secretary.
17 and 11, Cored% June 15,

DEPOSITS
EICSIVED BY
CHIC CREDIT FON CIER and MOBILO&
of ENGLAND (Limitedl.
WEB FOR MONEY ON DEPOSIT.
The Coepsot receives LONEY ON DEPOSIT, he BUMS of £lO
ad spews, at the undermeaUoaed rates, hero this day watil
other settee, OIL :
At teatime dam' mottos..
At one moath's Deface....
E FIXED PERIODS
rot illui 'soothe cud tip to 6 months, 4 per cent. per ans
monde nicaths and up to 9 months 4l per cent. per son.
AMY aneethe and up to 12 months
arm uncouth' and up to 24 months Sj pee cent. pee am.
!lird Application can be obtained of the Secretary, to
Ams SI communications must be addromed.
nAt‘arder al the Court, ALFRED LOWX, Secretary.
Conahnl, London, June IS, 1816.

S pee cant. per seem.
.34 per cast. per annum.

IMEY.—£IBS,OOO TRUST MONEY will be
ADVANCED by a Protendonal Gentleman upon Mort-
, at hushotd,
GURNEY.
and approved Pei mnal &casinos.
4 Kars. GURNEY. architects and surveyors. Cola-
46lat. bank N.B. No agents treated with.

LL IRON WORK.
The IT. PANCRAS nun* WO= OOKPANY.
OM et. Paserma-road, aim. it. W.

)11. SCOTT'S BILIOUS and LTV= PILLS,
__avow talks( remedy. prepared without any esercerlal
him the recipe of Dr. Scott. will S. found invaluable
24. vbe fair her bilious and liver complaints. ladierlDelh
'"'.tisrleagglngliness, dingoes& of the eyes, to. For habitual
7"wws,r s family aperient rennin, sod es o punier et
:„._."6.0. they aft trimly excellent ; and la their operate= end
rl lope stansoh. they crests Well* Verret.
d
rt.stbee tbe whole nervous system.—bold by W.
Itn.
Inn 111111aniotreet, Charleinsom. bir lord
Illn In bones la I{d and la ed. Be sure to sal or Dr.
Bilious sod line Pills. The mules an lo s square pose
n'"lr with " 11UUalo loanert" engraved ea tie ramp.

The Internatlona-1-11s7aOCEL8;oloiy;;e—aii&ered to receive
subscriptions for the share cmitel of this Company, which hu
been incorporated by Special Act of Parliament, for the purpose
of utilising the new of the northern area of the metropolis,
the conocadon of which haa been panted to Mew* byre
sad Hope.
The concerto* from the Metropolitan Board of Works to
Messrs Napier and Hope, as now condoned by act of Parliament.
is scheduled to the act, and both my be inspected at the offices
of the Company.
The oonosseton has been vested In the Company on condition
of the payment to Messrs Napier and Hope. under the mart-
dons of the act, of 060,000 in hilly paid-up shares of the Com-
pany, and a small contingent per meted° of the est moats.
The concession recites that, In the opinion of the Hoard, the
works proposed by Messrs. Napier and Hope are calculated to
effect the three following of:4one, namely :
I. To direct the sewage from the Thames.
I. Ton nder it raccoon& by ita applkation to growing crops.
& To rashes she greatest money value of the manure cen-
tered to 1.11. .

The rnrartirde coshes upon Wean. Napier and Bove .Ul*
aluolnte and excluaive Tight to and property in the sewage,"
for a pnlod of 64 years from the pais of the act, but makert
the fe&wing provision in reference to the application of the
net profits melting hem the scheme after the ezpiration of
emu tease from the paring of the act. Previous to the mire-
tion of that period all the profit results to the Company.
After deduction of the annual charge for money borrowed.'
and of the working sad establishment expenses," the net
profit shall be applied-
-Ist. In ent of interest at five per cent. par annum on the ,
stare
tad. In payment In equal moieties to the shareholders and the
Mairopolitaa Board of the further profits up to IS per cent.
' 3rd. In division of profits exceeding 16 per cent. and utlord.t6
per cent. between the shareholders and the Metropolitan
in the proportion of onofourth to the former and three-fourths
to the latter.
44h. After 26 per cent., the division again to become equal.
The object of these stipulation' is, that while the Metropolitan
Board are virtually to receive ball the profits, yet that, in order
to give a greater security, end therefore greater value to the
shares, the shareholder are to have a preference to the extent
of II per sent., which ti made good to the Metropolitan Board
between the points of It sad 26 per cent., at which latter point
each party receives l 2 per cant, and the division is then con-
tinued equally. Thus, the Share Capital of the Company derives
the advantase of the entire capital. approaching three millions
sterling, expended by the Board on the North side of the Thames,
for the collection of the sewage at the point of it. delivery to the
Company.
At the expiration of 36 years the Board have the right, on
giving two years' notice, to require a revision by arbitration of
the shove apportionment of profits.
The concession stipulates for the construction of a circular
brick culvert, 9 fens bathes in diameter, shown by the red line
en the map accompanying the pro'pe-ctus, and running from the
Northers (*Wall :tower to the that Coast of Essex, and further,
for the reclamation of the tract of foreshore and sand coloured
= msose the map ;about 7,000 acre.). The intentioe being to
the lands la the Melvin through which the culvert
panes, sad to ntUise the surplus upon the reclaimed land.
A contract has been en end into with M . William Wrbeter
(who has constructed more than one-third of the Mein Dra nage
Worked the metropolis, including the Crossness Cattail), f r the
construction of the works mistimed above, together with the
eimemary pumping stations for the sum of 41,953,444. To th s
most be added the amount to he pal I to Messrs. Napier and
Hope In shares, as before mentioned , the cost of land, engineer-
ing, parliamentary and legal expenses, nopabsteindenee sad
management, together with interest at 6 per cent per annum on
the =pit .1 during the coostra lion of the culvert, estimated at a
total of .2646,602 In all, £6,400,000. The a t stationers the
Directors to rates the amount of £700,000 in debentur 5, but
of this, as above shown, only £300,000 will la all probability be
reldeed
he Company have the right of taking, without any payment,
during the first four years, as much of the sewage as they can
utilise Prom this source an immediate rater • may be obtained.
so that the edam upon capital during construction should be
mach In . nese of the interest proetled.
On payment on the tad October next of the £lO per certificate
then due, the certificates of £lOO arid be exchanged for regifr
tered shares of £lO each.
According to the calculations made the eventual revenue of
the Company is estimated at about £7£leooo, and the working
expanses and management at £60,000.
Applications in the annexed form should be left with the
bankers, who will not, however, receive any applications unless
accompanied by a deposit of Li per certificate on the number of
oartiticates applied for. In cams whets no allotment la made
the deposit will be returned In full, and should a smaller number
than is applied for be allotted the balance returnable to the
applicant will be applied towards payment of the amount due
no allotment. In cases where an allotment is made. the deposit
paid on application will be liable to forfeiture if the balance due
on allotment be not paid within the term fired by the letter of
• allotment, and the allotment will be liable to cancellation.
Default by subscribers In doe payment of the £lO per scrip cent-
, Beate, payable on gad October, ink will. in like 11.anarr, render
the scrip certificates subject to cancellation, and the amount
theretofore paid thereon to forfeiture.
. Prospectuees sad forms of &poi cation may be obtained from
the bankers and brokers, and at the offices of the Company, No.
00, Threadneedlostien, LC., Loudon.

MITROPOLL9 SWAMI AND US= RECLAMATION
COMPANY.
1011[ OP APPLICATION PON SMARM
To be le It with the Henke.
__

No
So the Directors el the !Metropolis Sewap and Emeez Reclamattot

toGentlemen,—llavlng paid to the sum of g being a
deposit of 21. per Certificate ou Certitudes, I request you
to allot to me Certillestes of 1001. each in the Metropolis
Sewage and &sex Recl.matioo Company, In conformity with
the prospectus Issued by the International linancial eoolety
(Limited) ; and I hereby agree to accept (subject In all respects
to the terms of the raid prospectas) such Certliiestee er any less
number that may be allotted to me. and to pay the sum due on
allotment thereof at such time as may be Axed by the letter of
allotment, and to pay the further sum of £lO per certilleste on
2nd October. 1226.
l am, gentlemen, your obedient servant,
Name In full
Address In lull
leiddence
Dab

METROPOLIS SEWAGE and ESSEX
RECLAMATION COMPANY.
NOTICE I 9 HEREBY GIVEN, that NO YURT'WER. APPLI-
TIONB for SBARW3 In this Company will be RECEIVED
ATTER TUESDAY next, the 18th In t. for London, and
WEDNESDAY, the 19th. for the Country.—By order.
WAITER A. MICklAb.l., Secretary (pro tam.).
60, Threndthedle-street, London, 19tb Jay, 10115.

LONDON CARPET WARKHOUSX
AA Wll7llll azil lON. $ sad 6. GOODOI.BIII.XIT. W.

BROWN BROTHERS.-PATENT CHAIRS
end COUCHES, Barrack norther; Trunk; Portman-
teau; En, at PEW= CONSIDERABLY B.EDucKC.
lea. PICCADILLY. Catalogues free.

BURGLARIES, end their PREVENTIVE.—
PYNWS Patent 891511 TASTRIVERS, so highly ono-
mended by the police inaglatratee to the prevention of burgla-
ries and vibrstion of moans, an now be Ld whatnot* of the
inannfactarefs, Borper and C^., Albion Works, Willenball. Staf-
fordshire i Moline. 90, Dukeutreet, Liverpool; Rowley and
Co.. I. &entree& Manchester : sad el the Patentee, & Queens-
row, Grovenns, Canberwell—at prices equally low with the
camas saner tanner. Retailed by the principal mgers In the kingdom. who are now bang supplied.

riAVIES'S BEST DIP CANDLES, 6d. per lb.;
•
17 paraffin*, Is. 641.: second /Arabes, Is. 4d.; sperm, ls. 4d.
sad U. ed. ; One British wax. Is. 6d.: transparent wax, IL Ed. ;
Belmont wax and sperm. IL ; Merman wax, Is. 14. ; became
wax, IL : composite, 84., Id. sad the best. 104. ; matallic to
?adders Mama Bd.. marMlima led Ted best
Cass MI, Ao ed. per gallon : yellow NAP, Mc, Me. 44.. and
411 s. per Milts.: mottled, 48a. : old brown Windsor, is. ad. per
pseud; common brown Madam. Is. ; white Mortar, la. td.;
brag, Is. rd. : glycerine and In om bar—tor caals, at
M. P. %OXUS sad BOW, old 'llMed warehouse, da, ph
Maritsralame. Charing,oses. Loader'. W.C.

NOTHING greatest and
mint metal lamilies et the day, Una AMARELLA
Mews. JOBS KOUT= sad Co.. Three Ktag-court, Lombard-
street, Leedom, lam Men to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the
=this trsb meesiless which re
restores the
bake to Its stthis bas—ao matter at Plat sea. The
Ague Amerella hos some et the properties at dyes it to the
=. llosellobl to the maim, sad ahem the halt is owe
one application per month will keep it to patent colour.
Prim RI it. per boll* or la MU betties. lee. ed. Jobs Omen
sad Co. hamlets to K.P.H. the Prisms et
Wake —JOIN 007redi sartriggragir MOIR PASTE is
=sun=der as say tee& pseador.—To be bad ef all per-
casakets, tad at the mampardory, 12, Three Kisg-cose.,
Lombordotreet, Loads*.

ii;:;7ltt:ealeeKreie;i;leion of the suffrage, not "late-
rally" oely, but in all directions. Our constituency has Memo
been remarkably extensive—the largest in the kingdom—
but we have no objection whateverto see it multiplied to any
extent, and amongst all CllllOlO. We eyer idaidty our own
interests with those of the richest and the poorest of our fellow-
countrymen, and are ready to wink for all alike—for both mum
and for all ages. We have continued to satisfy all parties with-
out addressing ourselves exclusively to any. With the expression
of these rrinciplm, opinions, and promises, and with the most
grateful sense of past favours,
We have the honour to remain, Oentlemen,
Your faithful and obedient Begvants,
MOBISS and SON.
The committees of X MOSES sad BON ell daily from Seven
am. to Nine p.m. (Saturdays excepted) at the Great Clotting
Marts, at the Corner of Minorite and Alditate : at the CORM of
Hart-street sod New Oxford-street ; and at Ike Corner of Totten-
ham-court-road and Xuston-road, where all classes, without die-
thietion, will meet with a cordial reception, and may command a
prompt sad cheerful attention to their wishes.

OVEREND, GURNEY, and COMPANY
(Limited).
Incorporated tinder the Companies Act, 1862
Capital, 1,6,000000 In 180,000 shame et L6O each,
of which it is not Intended to call up more than £l6 per share.
Deposit on application, Lt per share 14 per thereon allotment
FA per share on the 16th September, end the same on the lath
November.

Henry Edmund Gainey, ~
ii,Leinbardatreet.
Jobn 11!nry
.o?rney, laq , 9. Bt. Janwea-square, and Cation-

ball, Norwich.
_ _ ,
Robert Writhe* Esq., 16, Lombard street.
Henry Ford Barclay, Esq., Mookbanas. Woodford. Essex.
Thomas A. Gibb Baq (Masora T. A. Gibb and Co.), 72, Old

Broadoireet.
Harry G. Gordon, Z.q.. Chairman of the Climatal Bank Coe-

poratlon.
William Rennie, lat. (Moors. avert, Lubbock, end Co.),
Lesdeuh al-street.

WIGrI.B.

Bank of England.
Mourn Barclay, Bevan, Tilden, Twilit, and Co., 54, Lombard-

Bio[iaa—Yaaara Sheppard', Pally, and Allcard, 28, Thread-
needle-street.
soucTross—Mestra. Young, Janes, ValVogs, and Roberta, SL
tdildnotraaoart, I C.
Oalcra-65, Lombard-street.
Temporary Ofaces for Allatm.ot and negiatration of Shares—
PI, Lombard-Arm&

The Company is formed for the purpose of carryteg into effect
an arrangement which has been made for the purchase from
Messrs. °reread, Gurney, and Company of their tong-eetablished
business as bill brokers and mousy dealers, and of the premises
in which the business is conducted ; the consideration for the
good-will being 4600,000, Dee-half being paid Is cash and the
remainder In shares of the Compaq, with VS per share
orodited thereon—term which. is the pinion of the litreatore.
cannot fail to ensure ahlighly remunerative return le the Mere-
hoidens

The business will be handed over to the stew Company on the
l►t August nest, the vendors guaranteeing the Coinrany against
any lass on the assets and liabi titles transfenvd.
Three of the esemben of the present firm have consented to
join the Board of the new Compsny.in which they will also retain
a large pecuniary interest. wo of theta (Mr. Henry Edmund
Gurney and Mr. Robe, t Birkbeck) wi I also occupy the position of
Managing Directors, and undertake the general conduct of the
business.. . _ .

11;orilinarybualneaa of the Company will, under this arrange-
ment, be carried on as heretofore, with the advantage of the co-
operation of the Board of Direotors, who also propose to retain
the valuable services of the ealaungatatf of the preeensestabWh•
. .

The
Directors will give their zealous attention to the cultiva-
tion of business of • first.class character only, it being their con-
viction that they will thus most effectually pronsoM the pro-
sperity of the Company and the prg manent intenseteof the share-
holders.
_ _ . . .

Copies of the Company's Memorandum and Articles of Asso-
ciation, u well as of the deed of covenant in relation to the
traLsfer of the beeinemi, can be inspected at the oboes of the
solicitors of the Company.
Applications for *hues rout be accompanied by the payment
of a duo-it of Ai per share, which will be received by Maws.
Barclay, Bevan, Tritton, Twells, and Company, 64, Lombard-
street. In the event of no allotment being made the deposit
will be returned in full should a lees number of shares be
allotted than are applied for the depoit will, so far as required,
be appropriated towards the payment doe upon allotment.
Prospeetuues and forma of rpplication for shares may be
obtained at the brokers, or the temporary Oboes of theCompery.
London, July 11, 1e66.

(To be retained by the Beakers.)
OVEREND, GURNEY, AND COMPANY (Limited).
To the Directors of Amend, Gurney, ea Company (Limited).
Oeutlemen,—Haytig paid L to your bankers, I mutest
that you will allot me shares in Overend, Gurney, and
Company (Welted); and I hereby agree to accept such shares, or
any lees number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the sella
thereon, subject to the provistoos of the Companlea Act, 1/1/4,
and of the articles of association.
Name in full
Address
Occup,tion, if any
'Usual signature
Date
The above form, when filled up, is to be left with ths bankers
on payment of lbs deposit.

AS COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER.-
WANTAD. by • Gentleman of address and thorough
business capacity, an ENGAGEM ENT immediately. lea Orst.class
man: can command testimonials of a high order. Terms mode-
rate. Address P. W., Mr. Mackie, Watch Manufacturer, al,
Colentan•trest, LC.

WARWICK and SON, engravers to the Royal
legally. Jewellers and Silversmiths, 144, 8.. gent-etreet,
beg respectfully to acquaint the nobility, gentry, and their
Mends. that they Wend maidon a BILDUCIION of 16 per ant.
on all JEW/LUDY and PLATED 00008 purchased for cash
during tide end the following month, In ceder to make room for
a new stock for the autumn.—July, 1866.

IF YOU TRAVEL, mod for BUSSEY,
I. said Co's ILLUSTRATED CATALOGintot POILTSIANTiAtre
Trent*, Begs, sad every other travelling requisite. Also Field,
Mertes, sad Open Massie, unrivalled let esosUeuee sett chomp-
now—isk Now OrdarO4treet. W.C.

OUTFITS for INDIA and CHlNA.—Estimatee,
with detailed Mite of the necessary outfit for mercantile
and other appointments to I edia, Chins, nr say of the colonise.
will be forwarded on application to T 1111113111411 and °LENNY,
outfitters. neat door to eomerset.lionae. Strand.

TRAVELLING and SEA-SIDE SUITS, in
Aim Mistares, made In the Wait style, at
HAMILTON and KIMPTONII,
MC lITHAND (opposite fluter Hall).

Rimmws EXTRACT of LIME JUICE
tad GLYCERINE CieMIMI and cools the heed. and gives
the hair a beautiful glom, without greasing It. la. fa. Id..
6a. R111117.1:8 TOILET VINEGAR will also .6 found a perfect
luxury as an adjunct to the t Met end bath, sod a revtvlng
perfume. la., b. ed., gliall[L, perfumer, 98, Mind ;
1233, Regent-street ; and Se, Cambia.

ipp OWL A N D MAC•B BA R OIL
This elegant, fragrant, and pellucid oil is universally in
high repute for lie unprecedented success during the last sixty
yrrs In primeting the growth, restoring and beautifying the
human hair. It yeevente hair from falling og or turning grey,
strengthens weak hair, cleanses it born scurf and dendrid. sad
✓akes 1t beentitally soft, pliable, and glory. for clukirsult is
a rearionseuded, as forming tbe bads of a beautiful bend
ofrstrsll7 ,whils Ile introdsetion Into the Nursery of royalty, and Me
high 4411111111 in which it Is universally held. with numeroes tr.
tisasslsli searantly received of ha rimy, afford the beet and
soma prigs of 11e sserita—Price Is. ed.. Ts., A& Id., spool to
roar mall. and tla. per bottle.—Bold at 10. firatowsorioo, and
by cdtwalito end portookoro —Alb for lowlier% Maessissz 011.

CHTAP IDITION OF " TBl DOCTOR'S WIFF."
In 1 vol., gr. erg with Frontispiece gad sOr Titlwpade.
cloth, OW ;eke 111., manors with the esthete previews `Norio,
THE DOCTOR'S WIFE.
By the anther et " LOOT homirrn SiOntr." to.
Jolla Maxwell sad Ce., 112. Flestrieregft.

DgCULVERWELL on YLRILIAGIZ :
na n=aala. naniammil. old plooposloinkols.
la Moan, Corn=; cc Loam
Tllll PAIMODIt TURK= DATED. Is.; WWII, I%
Isstlos* day Mends" At Dr. C.'s prolistioail rsiessoos, A.
Ores% Itarimespesikstrostkw. Alms lb. Post-ono, areal
Turkish J. IS. MArtilet-timal•Ad.

THE CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
ALEXANDRIA. JOLT IA
The cholera at Cairo is decreasing, and only 43
deaths occurred in this town to-day.
The English mail from India Ia delayed by had
weather.

CHINA AND JAPAN.
813ANGHAE, MIT 23.
Considerable satisfaction ban followed the rein-
statement of Prince Kong.
The imperial troops at Hankow have revolted,
owing to their pay being in arrear. It is reported
that they intend joining the Taepings. The intel-
ligence from Japan is favourable. The Tycoon
appears to be making arrangements to extort pay-
ment of the indemnity for the Simonasaki expedi-
tion from the Prince of Negate.

THE WAR IN NEW ZEALAND.
MELBOURNE, MAT 25.
According to intelligence from New Zealand
General Cameron's refusal to weaken the garrisons
in Auckland, and his demand for an additional
5,000 meu for the campaign, which the governor and
the ministers opposed, had created a great split be-
tween them.

The Wanganni war bad closed, and the troops
were retiring into winter quarters. The failure of
the campaign had encouraged the Maoris*.
The state of things in Waikato looked dangerous,
the rebels being bent on the recapture of tbe con-
fiscated lands. Thompson, with a considerable
number of followers, was still near Tauranga.
Usk Paltoria natives were eapeoted shortly to
surrender.