The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-12 00:00:00

JAMAICA.--A PUBLIC MEETING of the
lashMAU of Mohanrill b. bete In tho Freemasons'.
ball, Oeest Quesaittreet, UoooWs4no-flebta olyn THURSDAY
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CHARLES LAFFITTE and COMPANY
(Limited).
MUMlebed under the Companies Act, 1162 by which the
liability of the shareholders Is Waited to the amount of the
shares for which they subscribe. and to accordance with the
International Treaty mitered Into between England and Franco
in May, III?. In Maim to public companies established In both
ortuttries.
thooo,ooo. divided intolso,ooo shares of L2O each.
AI to he paid on application, and 44 on allotment, and it
months to elapse after dais of allotment before any call Is
made payable.
Flat bine 75.000 shares, which 25,000 have been privately
subibed.
Dramoas.
lfir. CIIkELIB LAFFITTZ, Chairmen.
John Bun* bq., Dirodor of the Bank of Ireland.
Mr. F. P. Barret. merchant, Contour of the Bank of Prams.
Harvey Lewis Dq.. lf .P., Director of the Natkpanl Bask.
Mr. IL Bacrion. DtputA an Corps Waal:, Director of the
Paris and Orleans Railway.
F. B. Hinshaw, Itaq., Director of the ?rational Bank.
Mr. L. C. Grim es% merchant, es-President of the Tribunal Of
Commerca of Pooh.
Bate, Eaq., Great George-street, Westminster.
?ger °many, 17, Ina dm Chime, Park.
BD Jahn Gray, ILP., Cliarievillehouse, Dublin.
George Payne ILitsoa,lbso. (tate of Sir John Guest and Co.)
soucrroae—Yearra Valiance and Vaninee, lases-street, Strand,
and Gmegs-yard, Lonallied.street.
MEWL
The National Bank, Logsdon, audits branches.
The London Joint OWek Bank. Undo&
The lomates aria Coss.,.Behan. Company, London.
Ilto Nations' Bank of Livmool Pli.dtedl.LiveßcoL
Hum. Charles Imps and On.. rem
mama
Memo J. and A. acetagooar, Broad s.
Messrs. De Zoete and Gorton, 4fi, WVatf-court.
Idward loz, BK., Demeatreek
livairates tilde, Agent de Change,7rrue Dronot. Parts.
taanrazise ;rao Mx.)
la London—Kr. William H. Bead.
In Paris—Mr. Paul ZuochL
ArlDrtnas
Mears. Johnstone, Cooper, Wintle, and Brans.
'L B. Galsworthy, EMU
Temporary oweir—zro. 11„ Old Broad-street, London . No. 43bla.
. Has Bars du Rampart. Paris.
-
mosncrus.
This Company to formed to orteat the Duane.; of the old-
eetabliahed bank of Weems. etudes Latta and Co , of Rue
Bare do Remark Paris, to this country and elsewhere, by coc-
a into a Johstotoek iodinating. on the prhalgis of
iiezTor4 liability, and thereby to afford the commercial nom.
=unity and genera public facilities for transacting their foreign
basking and l operations through an establishment
having its centre Inc London, and possessing the advantage of a
name well known and aceredited throughout 'crops, together
with a thoroughly organised, most ostensive, and billuential

MADAMS TUBSAIIIYS
Bakerntreet New addition. A fait-Width Portrait
Model, taken from life, of CIiAItIAMTE WINSOIL Open trom
11 a.m. till 10 p.m. Adraltience, la. . Children under ten, ball.'
price : Satre loom, dd.

THE OXFORD.—TRZ MARKET 01
r Owerstas. by J. Ma%sob. tit 'Mob Mla 11A
Kr. A. K. /am and tM what Went of the catatilabisowt
swear, with awwwestwl bend awl oom% beattatiod by M. Ir.
Ifiwitwwww. 2ILL /VINING.

THE OXFORD. THE HUNGARIAN
1.1.01111.18 sad MM. 1111.11.11.1 n Ilistr Dow inter-
ditassant, Masan. Deuish sod Noise. N. lowa. the If AlOllB,
/ftskow, the Imam amok and otlair svallable UMW
11V1141NG.

IiretOPOLITAN MUSIC HALL,
rood.—" WHO% ILACANTLY Tv. GratelEd=
at 11. " Nesse " es tie Miss wire: Toreivaal end
De ; Mormon& the lboay Berri Liston, Md. Wel-
ilsgewO, Zama Wilton, Levitt) sal Itire Gilbert. Harry and
Letts Liss, Melt Duettists ;
—J. 3. MILL the Parstee's 800, Tom 711100 a ft.
00111DUCTOS

"'MORMON W chap and pure :--estalonian
lbrigT7. 1711. ; TVA. ITs. 611. : hook. Ig.;
nark eberry_ ma. sesutosda. as. rl.l Jewess's
arettisrearibaci2
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771. esaiirest. laaeaa DDIDDIDIPI ITDL

VVERYBODY'S BUSINESS will Dein
JLA IWZRYBODYS hoed; gad gayZUZZYBODY'
IV the Mk Namibia.. Moe IA Id..
cloth toe or the drai=ow, Ballasted, by
to Rho 1U wawa toad Gladstone,
attdellor of the Ischequer, tro.
omeniris.
Bbtorte of ye ord.
Proverbe.
History of Tomas Proverb.
Shoemaker, nick to your lost.
Hord Wards Break so Bongo
Advanta of knowing " Hvorybody's Business,"
limited ithidflty Companies.
I'n:epeeist and Articles of Association.
lilaky Xtuvay's trtaL
The Jury Ind him Guilty.
Nimes Wee comes from.
A large Family.
Noeghts and Crowe and Parke Flom.
To be oontinned In the next days powlicatioa.
London Simyidn, IderWL sad Co.

connexion.
The business of the Company will be similar In character is
that hitherto , anted on by Moen C. Wade and Co and other
foreign banking houses, viz., • combination of banking,
gilled financial agency, and general mercantile monetary
slain, with the advantage of increased resources; and a more
extended geld of operations.
An arrangement hes been concluded with Messrs. Charles
LULU. and Co. for the purchase of their badness, for the sues
et (1 60,000, which amount buboes' arrived at upon • moderate
computation of its value, based upon • statement of the preen
actually realised during • mice of year. Two-thirds of the
parcheas-mossey will be taken In shares, on which £lO per share
will be credited as psid-np. and Mr Charles Lade will routine°
his connexkm with the undertaking in the capacity of Charms
of the Company. and will give to It all the advantage of his influ-
ence and impedance.
Negotiations are pending for inoorporating with this ,:onspany
purees anking, financial, and commercial eetablishments, tor the
purpose of extending the sphere of Its operations, and of afford-
ing to the establishments alluded to the opportunity of consoli-
dating their business, and of reducing the existing Lability of
their shareholders.
In case no allotment Is made, the money deposited on applies.
Lion for shares will be returned in full.
Forms of application foe shares and el, ery Information can be
of slued of the Bankers, Brokers, and Solicitors, or at the Oakes
of the Company, where copies of the memorandum and articles
of association. and of the agreement with Mean. Charles usu.
and Co., may be seen.
Deo. 9, 1956.

DOCT?iR Mot EGOII.3DT'S PRESCRI
Bss PTIONS.
ALL MI N
Conducted by MAIM DICTINS.
rIRESCIiIPTI 0 N S.
0 BE TAKEN IMMEDIATELY.
OT TO BE TAKEN AT BED-TIME.
TO BE TAKEN AT THE DINNER-TABLE.
To OT TO BE TAKEN FOR GRANTED.
0 BE TAKEN IN WATER.
BE TAKEN WITH A GRAIN OF SALT.
i 0 BE TAKEN AND TRIED.
0 BE TAKEN FOR LIFE.
R. MARIGOLD, 26, WELLINGTON,
IMAM, STRAND, on sad attar the 7th instant.
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CHARLES LATTITTE and Co. (Limited:.
FORK OF APPLICATION FOR MARRS.
(to be retained by the Rankin.)

To the Directors of Charles Lafitte and Co. (Limited.)
Gentlemen,—Haring paid to your bankers the sum of L
above
being deposit of Cl per share an shares in the
Company. I hereby request that you will allot me that number,
and I agree to accept such shares or any lees number you may
allot me I further agree to pay the deposit on allotment, and
the calls as and when made, and to sign the articles of associa-
tion of the Company when required. and I authorise you to
insert ray name on the register of ,members for the number of
shares allotted to me.
Usual signature
Name In fu
Residence.
Profession
Date

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SPECTACLES are NECESSARY
WHEN the Eyes water, are misty, or fatigued
after readies;
WHEN the print blends, and the letters appear
to be doable :
WHEN more light than formerly is requisite—
AV talTe Pte
.
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seen more clearly . I
WHEN much difficulty is found 111 threading a
Boodle.
and indicate
The above are premonitorysigns of decayingsight,
that an optician should be columned without delay. From long
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1 competent to advise on all mutes pertaining to the remedying
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HAMS and SON, opticians to the Royal Fatally, opposite the
British Museum gates, London (tbeir only house), established
1790. Caution—No travellers or agents

THE SUNDAY QUISTION IN GLASGOW.—A depu-
tation of the elders and deacons of the Barony Church,
Glasgow, waited upon the Rev. Dr. Norman Macleod en
Friday, 'axed presented him with an address, in which,
without enteriog upon the merits of the question on
which be had recently spoken in public, they assured the
rev. gentleman of their conviction that he bolds his
views honestly and conscientiously, and had stated them
from what he believed to be the call of duty, though he
knew they were not quite in accordance with the views
generally prevailing refer our church." They then proceed,
in their address, to in terms of warm eulogy to Dr.
Norman Maeleod's devoted exertions in all that concerns
the epiritual well-being of the congregation and parish,
his personal exertions in the cause of church cad school
extends)°, his labours among the poor, and in connexion
with Christian organisatims in the parish, and lastly to
his "manifold serviose to the church of Scotland, in
her work at home and abroad, and for equally important
services, by speech and writing, to the Christian com-
munity in preeral." The address was signed by forty
elder. and deacons. Some members of the deputation told
Dr. Macleod that they felt assured that one or two mem-
bers who had not subscribed the address fully agreed in
all it contained expressive of attachment to himself sod
appreciation of hie labour.; sod that they believedest those
gentlemen had refrained from signing simply l,
i withstanding the reservation made with regard to an ex-
WHITEand BOUND TEETH are indispensable presaion of opinion on the Sabbath question, they might
to Personal Attraction, and to health and tonsorial br be misinterpreted. Dr. Macleod expressed his great grad.
thy:AIM reeettesttw of fwd. Iti3Whelene; °D°l'iT°. or' &anion at receiving the address and warmly acknowledged
P RATIFRICE, compounded of Oriental ingredients, is ‘,._ g., „,, hi. 0ff10..b....4.
of inestimable value in preserving and beautifying the teeth, ' ."`,`,..w".tee..,`" -
strengthening the and to giving • pleasing fragrance to 1 A DIAN LEONARD WHILE IN THE ACT Or STEALING
the breath. It e sates tartar trom A
pr teeth, moves
spot
Dccits.—L. G. Foliage; Eeq., held en inquest on Wades.-
of incipient decay, and polishes and eserres the enamel, to day, on the body of a man, waned Alfred Samson Tester,
pyr!irticitiihtarimpertas
otgain.da pezi4pikau...e sit:a:sat
maltaty in.valdusth.blepre. who was found drowsed oo Monday in a lake at Sainthill.
creicy of Europe. and it is universally in high repute. Price by Mr. William Thomas Berger. It seemsthat deceased
ta. 9d. per box. Sold at 20, liatton-garden, and by Chemists had not been seen by anyone nom the 31st October. when
d Perfumers. Ask for " &owlet:este oMoto- ' he was seen by Charles Wood of the Ship Inn. On the Ist
a2----------- ' November Mr. Berger's gamekeeper found two ducks in a
NOTHING IMPOSSIBLE.—The greatest and field adjoining the lake. They belonged to Mr. Berger.
most useful invention of the der, AQUA AMARELLA-- • They were dead and bad en old brace tied round their
Messrs. JOHN GOSNELL and Co.. Three King-court, Lon:Mord- necks. A brass buckle and loop belonging to the braces
street, London, perfumers to her Majesty, respectfully offer to the . were found in deceased's pocket. Mr. J. H. Rogers,
public this truly marvellous fluid, which gradually restores the
hAimmog.
A.halrijratoi.
huits pristi.nlhtbuo—no. matter at what age. The.. M.R.C.S., said deceased's body presented all the appear-
properties of dyes; it„ on the ances of having been immersed fors month or six weeks.
contrary, is beneficial to the system, and when the hair is once There were no marks of any injury or violence ma the
restored one application per month will keep it in perfect Maar. body. The ern
found a verdict that e. deceamg beim
Price El la. per bottle, or in half bottles, 10e. 6d. John Csosnell . there for an unlawful purpose, was accidentally drownod."
and Co. have been appointed perfumers to MILK. the PriSOON 01
Wain. —JOHN GOSNELL and Co's CHERRY TOOTH PASTE is . —N.reez..___ ddvertatier_' .
..
r.trutattar to any tooth powder.—To be had of all per. I N.STRAORDIN ART ANCOUNTER WITH BRIGANDS.
chetniste, and at the menu:aeon 13, Three Rinftmune 1 " A serious conflict," says the Italie, " with a gang of 12
Lombard t----stree London. bvittands occurred a few days ago near Florence—rather an
I uap easent symptom, as this part of Italy her hitherto
DR. DR JONOITS
(Height of the Order of Leopold nf Belgium' I been entirely free from that pest. It appear. that
LIGHT-BROWN COD LIVER OIL, the lienteuant in command of the Cathineers et
as the meet effectual Teensy for i Pootaniere obtained information to the effect that
CONWlrTbrOtel. DISEASES Or THR CHEST, AND I the rich model farm of Chevalier °midi, three
GENERAL DEBILITY. I miles from Florence, was to be pillaged by a gang led
Universally recombed by the highest medical authorities to be by the notorious chiefs Msrtieo and Pieri. Be therefore
THE ONLY COD LIVER OIL I cotele,:dhed. [thither strit.lB:ilte:,
walloofm witomwehnet oionntocsagde
invariably pure, unifo•mly excellent.
PALATABLY, AND WILY TAKEN. : kitchen, sod there dismoieed as peasants they awaited the
Dr. LSTIIKBY. Medical i)6lCeroi Health, and Chief Analyst to brigands. The latter seem, however, to bare recognised them
the City of London, we HAM :—" Is all cues I have found Dr. De se cubism's's, for they immediately fired twoshota,killiogoese
Jonidis light Brown Cad Lim Oil Possessing_
........W0 wow We °I of the soldiers. The report brought up the whole force. and
peepers
whicit the "'teepee of °Pew' Doves a terrible encointer ensued, which ended ID the death of
and of iodine to
a state of organic comblnatioe, are most
remarkable.' , ow of the brigands and the cal a
two others. The
Dr. LANKISTIR. P.N.S., Coroner for Central Madsen, ob.. remainder succeeded in making their escape, though several
serves :—. I consider the Cod User Oil sold under Dr. Desst.
JoeWs were wousded. They were all recognised by the cerbieeera,
guarantee to be pryterable to any other kind as regardsgenUnte and no doubt is entertained of their ultimate capture.
Demsou nennidymetht. eaer.iihteltedelheetelmpec, Ho, tot., 2.. ed. , pia.. it ~,...: , BealdeaczynthAerldpinraakillecid. ,_twooNerlefe SOVerelsmulliWoo6o&A.DLy".
*WU, 9s. : by Chemists
Sole Consignees . I MONDAT, Dee. 11.—AtImisidona on payment, 964 ; ditle by
ANIMA HAMAD eat Cu., 77. Strend.Loefloh. N.C. swop *kite% 1,412 ; lota visitor!, 2,376.