The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-01 00:00:00

LONDON, THURSDAY SYXNING, MARCH 1, 1861

1111111ATZD PROFIT ON CATALAN PROPERTY.
On reference to kr. Borde'a report, it will be seen that when
the redoes improvements which b.ive been ingignited haw been
eompleted, end the Catalan property tally developed, it is eat-
mated to yi a moss of upwards of cent cent, an
this within ad period of three years, although the es
timates have
been bred ea the more extended period of Biro years, and that
when the Fore St. Nicholas is removed, and the new part com-
pleted, this profit will be trebled.
MINIMUM LYTEREBT, TIN PER CENT.
As the (lrstpy to of a:mantel and runt under the arrange-
mentsenteret utowith regard to the Joliette property do not 1
commence the Ist October, MT, ami become payable only
In haveeuent Nat-year, vla., the Ist April, 18M
centdire,-
decided trpay intermit at the site of 10 per per
annumr two years, gram Marsh, 1803, on the eapttal called e.
end for which (oar interest *mann will be aited to the
sham fertilisable at the time of issue (which will be charged to
lead purchases account). Alter that date the avenue from the
Joliette lands, the rentals Irma the other properties and prate
on further sales, will be Usable for dividend or holiness.
PAYMENT OF BBAR>B IN FULL ALLOWED.
As some shareholders may prefer to pup the shares in tall,
rather than have a larger number sub to calls, applicattea
may be made for shares to be folly pal -up on allotment l'oeir
half-yearly Interest Warrants, at the rate of 10 cent. per
annum, will likewise be attached to these share emcates. Is
the allotment of glares preference will be given to these aped-
calthos, but the number so allotted will nob exceed 10,000 shahs,
and the directors reserve to themselves the right, to their IBS-
aretkm, only to allot 00,000 thane in all on the present allot-
••ment.
portion of the shares will be allotted to applicants who an
shareholders in
The Credit Ponder and Waddler of loglend (Limited),
The Asa end MaSititilliMell Beak (Limited),
The Rational Mot Liverpool (Limited), •
To Nissan from Marseilles and Paris,
and the balsa.. to the other portion of the general public.
Appllestions for shares may be made in the annexed form,
which must be amomganied by the payment of £1 per share
deposit, without which no application will be considered.
Shoaled• less number of shares be allotted than are applied far,
the deposit will, so far as required, be applied towards the pay-
ment due on allotment. Should no allotment be made, the
amount paid will be at onset returned without deduction.
Copies of the architect's and engineer's reports on the lands pur-
chased. and a map, showing their position, accompany the pro-
which, with forms of application tar shares, may be had
oirc tlt's'brokers and solicitors ; also of the Agra and Masterman's
Bank (Limited), Id, Nicholas-lane ;of the National Bank, Old
Bread-dreet London, and their branches ; the National Bank of
Liverpool, Liverpool ; and of the Sedenta, at the Moss of the
Credit Fonder and Moldier ot Ragland Uthntni), Nog IT and
18, Ocean

COPT OP 10111011ANDITY OP ASSOCIATION.
L The name et the Company is "The imperial Land Company
of Marseilles (Limited).
S. The segiatered offloe the Company la to be In England.
S. The objects for which the Company Is established are :
(I) The acquisition by pure*" leasing, or otherwise, of land
In and near the City of Marseilles, In the empire of isanee, and
the Improvement, by building or otherwise, of land so par-
&eased or acquired.
(I) The selling. leering. transferring or otherwise disposing
or mortgaging of the lands, houses, and other buildings and
works erected. executed. or otherwise acquired by the Company,
in large or small portions or altogether, and either before or
after the same shall have been improved by building or otherwise.
and on meh terms as the Company shall think lit.
(S) The Improvement of buildings already Greeted, either by
adding to, 'tainting. eompletti e
r sliming the same, or by
substituting new houses sad buildings.
(4) The inverting of the capital the Company in building
on, or otherwise improving. or adding to, the marketable value
of lands from time to time acquired by the Company, and the
making, maintaining, end using all sash works as the Company
may thick niceseary or expedient for any of the ptuperes of the
Company
(6) The. borrowing of money, and the Leas of transferable or
other bonds or mortgage debentures, or any other securities
founded or keeled spun all or any of the real or personal mete
or credit of the Company.
(61 The transacting and doing of all saeh matters end things
as shall be eonduciye or Incidental to the above objects, or any
of them, inched*/ the apgroclor and obtaining the ineorpo-
relics of the Company in
6. TM liability of the members Is limited.
5. The capital of the Company is 411,600,000, divided into 53,000
therm et Ea each.

101 X OF £PPIICLIOOII POI RUM.
To be geld up by hadelmants. To be lett with the Bankers.
No. --
To Ilto Dimwit= of the Imperialted laad Company of NameAke
().
Gentlemen.—Having paid Limi
to your credit with'
Dank, the sem of A ,he the deposal of Al per ahem
on shares In the above Company. I request that you
wlll allot um shams et A 93 each In the Imperial Land
Company of Marseilles (Limited), and I hereby undertake to
tempt the maim or any smaller number which you may allot to
me. and to pay the mina thereon; sad I Novo to brooms •
member of Ina C.ompsny, and roquost you to Vamp my name on
the register of membe in respect of the shares allotted to me.
I am, gentlemen. your obedient servant.
Name in full
Addrees In hall
Prefesalon

Venal eignaktre
J
Date liter'
Or the following Owns tor rally pald-ap skerees
701/ or aeniornon 701 111111/11.
For shares to be fully paid on allotment. To be left with the
Ito. ---
To the Directors of She Imperial Land Conway of klaresOles
(Limited).
Gentlemen,—llaving paid So your (Reedit with'
Dank, the sum of i being the doped* of El per
.bars on shame la the above company, I request that
you will allot me shares of ElO each in the Impala
Land Company of Marseilles (Limited), and I hereby under-
take to accept the same, or any smaller number which you may
allot to me, and to pay the balsam. Ili Per share, thereon ; and
I agree to biscorne a member of the Company, and request you
to plies my Nome on the register of members, in respect of the
tharas allotted to me. I amdgentlemsu,
_ Tour obedient servant,

Name in tnif

iddren In full

Profession
Usual dguatara
Data 1861

• Insert Bankers' Names.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND SOCIETY.
The taking of land Ii entirely optimal Persons may in-
vest large or small sums, readying interest thereon, and may
elect to be either depositors or shareholders. Prospectuses ex-
planatory of the different departments will be sent free of
charge. Present rate of Interest five per cent. per annum on
shares, and four per cent. per annum on deposits with facility of
prompt withdraws)
CHARLES LEWIS GRUNELSEN, Secretary.
Offices, 33, Norfolk-street, Strand, London, W.C.

THE IMPERIAL MERCANTILE CREDIT
ASSOCIATION (Limited).
gybed subscribed, 1.6,000.000. Paid alp, laoo.ooo. East. AMON.
u—JOHN CHAPMAN, imq.
J. Barker. BK., and T. Frame

itAzAoiis —lt4

tom . r, _ _
Sandman, reg.
This Assodation makes advances upon approved neereautflo
and other securities, and receives money on deposit at latarats
for short or long periods.
Depositors for periods of we lets than three years may procure,
on application at the oglees, debentures of the Association,
bearing interest at d per cent. per annum, payable quarterly by
ocsioon " to bearer" attached.
W. C. WINTERP'
Latabard-tireet, London. LC.

At, Secretary.

De. Wirawm.r. ox Ids. J. S. MILL —ln Mae-
stiltan's Magazine for March is an article by the Master
of Trinity on " Comte and Positivism." which contains
the following reference to Mr. Mill :—" We have especially
the great authority of Mr. J. S. Mill calling upon us to give
again our attention to M. Comte and his philosophy. No
authority of our own time can be greater than this. Beside
Mr. Mills profound philosophical thought and wide sphere
of knowledge, the dignity of his position naturally makes
us look where he points. His love of truth and fearless-
need of consequences have given him an eminence which all
most rejoice to see generally acknowledged. It is no small
glory of our times, that one of our most popular °cask-
teasels. has fully and practically adopted the great Platonic
maxim, that it will never go well with the world till onr
rulers are philosophers, or our philosophers rulers. This
popular recognitiou of Mr. Mill as the representative of the
philosophical element in man may very fitly lead to •
popular discussion of those whom he declares worthies.*
Tas NEXT SOCIAL SCIZNCI Commteee. —A meet-
ing was held yesterday in the Mayor of Manchester's official
parlour to initiate preparations, for the Congress of the
National Association for the Promotion of Social Science to
be held in Manchester in the autumn. The attendance
was of a character so influential and representative as to
leave no doubt of the warm and genial welcome the asso-
ciation will receive. Mr. G. W. Hastings, the general
secretory of the association, offered the usual explanations,
and a local committee was appointed, with Mr. A. Neild as
asinine Mr. 0. Heywood treasurer; the Rev. S. A.
Steinthal, Mr. H. Philips, sod Mr. J. W. Maclure bon.
secretaries. It is hoped the use of the new wise courts will
be granted for the congreee. Mr. Hastings, after an inspec-
tion of the courts yesterday, stated that they would sooom-
modate under one roof seven or eight sectional meetings,
better than the congress had ever been accommodated I
before. The entrance ball of the courts would serve as re-
ception rooms. The opening general meeting and the usual .
soirees could take place in the Free Trade Hall.
THE linivrif or LOWDON.—It appears from the
return issued by authority of the Registrm•Gemral that in •
the week that ended on Saturday, February 24, the births
registered in London and twelve other large towns of the
United Kingdom were 4,709 ; the deaths registered, 3,638.
The annual rate of mortality was 31 per 1,000 persons living.
Ia London the births of 1,189 boys and 1,161 girls, in all
2,360 children, were registered in the week. In the ox-
reeponding weeks of tea years, 1856-65, the average num-
ber, corrected for Witham of population, was 2,135. The
deaths registered In London during the week were 1,630.
It was the eighth week of the year ; and the average num-
ber of deaths for that week is, with a correction foe IBCIIIII/11
of population, 1,503. The present return is not of
• favourable character, for the actual deaths er-
ased the number calculated for the third week
of Febreary by 127. Small-pox appears to be gradu-
ally on the themes ; mod the fatal eases referred to
R lest week were 26, of which number 11 were returned es
having manned in the Sniall.pox Rewind. Fcety-siz
deaths from measles were recorded, 37 from scarlatina,
lI
from diphtheria, 70 from whooping-cough, 89 horn typing,
18 from dimehass.,