The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-16 00:00:00

ROTTERDAM and the RHINIL—NOTICIR to
PASSENGERS. - The Netherlands Steamboat Company's
Rd lead favourite steamer SATANISM, copula w. mum
vs tememence her service for the MUM on SUNDAY, the
Nth inst., ageing fro/. Brunswick Wharf, Blackwell, as 11 a.m.,
Ned retuning from Rotterdam every Tuesday. Yams: Saloon,
, fors cabin, —For freight or passage apply to
PRILLIPPS, GRAELS. PHILLIPPB and Co. Bt. Dundee's
be" ;or to CHAPLIN'S IJrdversal Regent-clrcus,

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'REUTER'S TELEGRAM COMPANY
(limited).
SECOND IS.
Capital £060,000. In 10.000 Shares of gig each.
Inane of the remaining 5,000 Shares.
Al payable on application, and At on allotment.
:imam atM not to exceed 45 per share, and at intervals of not
Ms than three month& It is not expected that It will be ne-
cessary to ca.l up for the present more than L 5 per share.
MsDot, ag. (et Messrs. Dent and Co., China).
Ifrielts Bay, Bart, Chairman of the Mithrall Iron Works.
Vie Mel J. Holland, Deputy Chairman of the South African
• Bask.
& Litoptord, Esq., Director of the Agra and Maaterman'a Bank.
Jobe Raider. 64.. Managing Director.
Saws—The Agra and Masterman's Bank (Limited), ad,

Bloc sm—Yesere Walker and Lsu;eden, 16, Aostinttlees.
Ilouerross—Yana. Method, Com end Booms', 19, Coleman
street.
ACDITOIS —Maus. Quiter. Ball. and Co., E. Woorgete.street.
ouusaa—Memn ltorde and Pleemlng Jenkln, Duke-street,
Adelphi.
enenntais—lrredertek S. Clettiths,
ufloss-1, Basal itschange.bulldamp.

PROSPECTUS.
Thu Directors Mate applications for the unissued dens la
the Company, atatering 6,000, for the purposes herehafter
mentioned.
Mr. Ender, by his petwnal influence on the Continent, has
ibblai4. sad ha haaMd over to We Company, a conotastoat
free the Hanoverian government. giving an exclusive right for
• thirty years to ley down and work submarine telegraph cables
between the bealiale ant Hanoverian coasts, and the same mein-
live 1W to lay land W file to cerise important p seer in Ger-
many, bales other contiogeut advantages of a very valuable
'statistics In the possession of the Directors show that
the number of messages passing between England and Germany
In the four years ending 1a64 had increased 130 per cent., and In
the hat two years alone 90 per cent.: and it is matter of noto-
riety that the misting lines are unable to convey weeseges with
the expedition which is above ail things desirable in telegraphy.
The Directors are In a position to state that under the antece-
de obtained, and the arrangements they have concluded for
trotting it, they will be able to transmit messages from England
to the places named below within a few minutes from the time
of daratch.
amingements have been made with the well-known contrao-
kes, the telegraph Construction and Maintenance emptier, for
imearactlng and laying down the requisite cable, by which the
atter coat of all the work to be done has been accurately de-
keened.
The Elect, ic and International Telegraph Company have agreed
In ma arrangement by which the use of a certain number of
Mc is to be ceded to them fora term of five year; that Com-
piegr geranteeng the transmission over the Hanoverian cable
rule whole of the messages collected at their different stations
la the Teed Kingdom, fur Hanover. firemen, Hansburg,
teidevrlg Hoittein. Denmark, Sweden. Norway, itix, and further
guaranteeing a minimum amount of business which, under the
seditious of the concession, and under normal circumstances,
sum produce a minimum annual revenue equal to 15 per cent. on
be total amount of capital required.
The agreements. concessions, and other data on which this
Ware is based, having been placed In the hands of the well-
been accountants, Messrs. Quilter, Ball, and Co., their certill-
Idiot the correctness thereof le annexed.

No. 8, MoorgateMrest. Feb. 23. 1850.
it,—Haring pern.ed and considered the documents men-
Dud In the subjoined note relating to the subject of the pro-
DIM submarine tel graph between England and Hanover. we
mumbled, from the data therein contained, and other tutor-
▪ tupplied to us, to state the following facts and conclu-
der respecting the profit results of the undertaking.
The rensisite amount of capital will be E 11.0,000 ; that is to
▪ 4130,176 for inanufecuning and laying down the cable,
Wag the sum of 419,825 to provide for contingencies and
insklng capital
Intimating the revenue to be derived under the agreement
Maths Telegraph Company upon the basis of the minimum
labor of messages guaranteed to be forwarded by that Com-
ply, we And, after poing or reserving to the Company their
jreportion of the net receipts, that the net profit will amount to
Moist 15 per cent per annum on the total amount of the ea-
Ilkdrequlreg.namelv, 4150,000.
living regard, however, to the probability that the actual
haft of the cable will greatly exceed the secured minimum.
Here is ressonsh.e ground for expecting that the actual rate of
wilt will considerably exceed 16 per cent, per annum.
We remain, sir, to urs f iithfull y.
To Johns Reuter, Bag. QUILTED, BALL and Co.
Note of doctunenta referred to—
t. Trambition of concesdon granted by the King of Hanover
to Hr. Julius Reuter.

t Copy of agreement with the Electric Telegraph Company.
L lipecificatLon for the manufacture of the cable from Cromer
is Norderuey, by Messrs. Fords and Fleeming.lenkin.
Contract with the Telegraph construction and Maintenance
desliney for the manufacture and laying of the cable at terms
the foregoing specification.
It will thus be seen that the Directors have indicated only the
audnium of profit virtually guaraisteee to the shareholders; and
AIM there is every reason to anticipate from the rapitil, in-
aeldnit extension of the traffic that this amount will be largely
*ceeded.
This minimum M. moreover, entirely exclusive and indepen-
dent of the continually increasing profits of the business pur-
Humid from Mr. Renter, which will be very eonstierable aug-
mented by the use of the wire retained by the Company for the
Sugtof that Wetness.
eltrability of cables in shallow waters such as the North
See, where the Company's cable will be laid, is proved by ex-
Patience. They an es eats and can be reps/ ed almost as easily
es land wires. The existing cables to Holland have been laid
several years, and that between Dover and Calais 16 yams, and
they continue at the present tim' in good working order.
The cable will probably he ready for the transmission of mes-
sages by the end of August next.
Tba telegraph Construction and Maintenance Company have
taken one-toorth of the amount of their Con ract in shares of the
Company, hut the contract with them Is based upon • bona
fide ash price, the lowest obtainable in the mend for firderate
work, they considering the investment safe and. profitable. and
lookise to the future profits of the concern for remuneration.
There is no promotion money, nor any °Demi:don paid for
obtaining the Co9ol6iioD, Mr. neuter having handed it over to
the Colnyany gratis.
Applications for shares to be made in the annexed form. ne-
e4ltimaited by • deposit of Li per share. Should no allotment
be node the antoont will be returned without deduction.
Prospectusee, with forms of application for shares, may be
°maned at the otiose of the Company, of the Broken, or of the
Solidton

101 X 01 ♦PPLICATIOI FOR 88.118.
(To be left with the Bankers.)

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To the Directors of Renter's Telegram Company (limited).
Oininamen.—Raving paid to year credit with the Ati.lS and
Rasterman's Bank the sum of d , being the deposit
dl per Share on Mares in the above Company, I
Ilfinestthat you will allot me Mares of AU each in
'enters Telegram Company (Limited), and I hereby apse te
bx*Pt the laws, or any smaller number which on may allot to
at and I rapist you to pyremy name on the of Nem-
hen r respoot se the Sharessallotted he me.
I am, Gentlee
In men, your absent servant,
Rim full
• Address in MI

Prokaston
Usual Rigtiattug
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