The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-26 00:00:00

ILISOELLAkEOb.S.ETAILES.

Berlin Water VForke (Limited), 10f
Company of African Merchants (Limited), 34.
Credit Foncier and Mobilier of Eng. 64, 7.
Do. New, 6, 54. 64.
Egyptian Commercial sad Trading (Limited), 34.
Fore-street Warehouse (Limited), 101.
General Credit sad Finance of London 44.
Hudson's Bay, 16i.
Imperial Mere. Credit Associatios (Lim.), 41, j, 3.
International Finsacial Society (Limikid), 4j, j.
Italian Irrigation (Canal 9.
tondos Financial Association (Limited), Bf, 8, j.
London General Omnibus Company (Limited), 34, j.
London and Provincial Marisa 21.
Maths. Irrigation sad Cartel (all paid), 164.
Millwill Freehold Land and Doak (Limited), 7f.
National Dia:oust Company (Limited). ilia
North British and Mercantile losurancis, I .
Orerend, Gunny, and Company (Unlined), 6j, 4.
Peninsular and Oriental Steam (New), 60.
Rio de Janeiro City Improvemeate (Limited), 22.
Van Diemeo's Land, 10.

PROPOSED VISIT 07 THE CRANCRLIAR OP THE
EXCHRQURR ro LIVERPOOL—The Right Hon. W. F. Glad-
stone, M.P., Chancellor of the Exchequer, is to be enter.
tuned at a grand banquet in the Philharmonic-hall, Liver-
pool, on the evening of Thursday, April 5. The arrange-
ments are under the direction of the Liverpool Reform
Association. It is expected that Mr. Gladstone will take
the opportunity which this visit will afford of admiring
his constituents at Newton on the following day.

Mr. E. T. Smith inaugurates the English opera
season at Astley's with the production of Der Preieelesits.
Mr. Jefferson took leave of the Loudon public
on Saturday night, after playing Rip van Winkle for nearly
200 nights. He starts on a provincial tea, and will not
return to the Adelphi until September.
According to the Liberty the inhabitants of
the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg have been under a
singular delusion, caused by a too 'soon.% telegram.
" These good people,* says that journal, " had be.
tiered themselves already disembarrassed from the bonds
which connect them with the Germanic confederation, sad
all heads were turned with joy. It appears that on Sun.
day a despatch announced that the evening previous the
Emperor had been received at the Odeon Theatre with load
, ones of 'Vivo le Luxembourg,' bat without any farther
detail, being gives. The inhabitants of the town of Lux-
embourg understood this es • declaration to favour of their
autonomy, and promenaded the streets with vociferous crisis
of • Vivo la Francs.' The governor was obliged to inter-
fere and explain to them their error."
M. Edouard Laboulaye, the opposition candi-
date to K. de Bustling in the department of the Rae-Rhin,
is the well-known author of the following weeks :—" His-
tory of the Law of Landed Property in France frost Con.
'tootles to the Preeeat Day." "Inquiry into the Political
and Civil Condition of Women from the Romans to the
Present Day," " Political History of the United States,"
and "Paris in Amarioa." He is, moreover, a member of
the Institute end Protestor of Comparative Legislation in
the College de Frame.
Earl Grey states, in the course of a letter to the
Times, that he hopes to publish before long • correspond-
epos carried on between his father during his administra- 18 Old Broodetreet, Loam', Marsh 23.
tion with the King and William IV.' private secretary, Bir,-1 sin dirs'ot.a to hind you statement of soccrairts
Sir Herbert Taylor. In this correspondence every import-
ant measure of the government was explained, and the (Limited) to the 31st of December Lat. I take this oppor-
and Waage-sheet of the Ottoman Finaecial Aseceiation
objections not =frequently urged by the King to what tuoity of expressing` tonay.ou e sateisfsrion fere
abr tae
was proposed by his Ministers were fully discussed. On l`fillileirrer'' b
oa ::ntee b y. As aboasomodationie now
some important occasions not lee than thin or four letters in cour.e of liquidat,oo to the wander of the
were exchanged in a single day. This eorrespoodence ►usinsss sod meets to rae Lan= sod Co. (Limited),
thus affords • complete and authentic record of the and es the proceediep and position of the association have
chief political transaction' of that time. "After a so recently been fully dimilood at the seeecalntwatioga. it
report to accompany the balseeneheet. lam requested,
lapse itee.aed.thirty ram" limos Earl Grey, ~ bee not been deemed necessary sow to make • formal
see no men why it should not be given to the
world, and I think It due both to the King and to that the peewit financial °partition of the nedertaleng, sad nevertheless., by the liquidators to state that they consider
my father (and especially to the former, to whom these prospects opened by the Wean with Charles Waite
letters do great honour) that the refutation which will and CO, are eittloitilloa [unman
Imm:Zottracudto
thus be given to many current misrepresentations of their mil."
add that it its& source of mach pacific:nice to the liquidators
conduct should nntlonger be withheld. las accordingly, to be able to moan yea, them times of embarrassment
with her Majesty's sanction (for which, of course, it was and disaster to so many public occopiteies, that oar ene-
mye-
duty to ask), preparing this correspondeoce for publi. Onion has not bees in say way cioneseted with the
term nor bask been affected, either directly or indirectly,
ratios." I by their losses sad trashes, beyood the depressin in the
Tan Berms( L'auus.--The Council of the Be- aof the shares, which as present time to be
form Loom, have determined to rapport the goveremest :a:aim-two to all tow en. aa,
Reform Bill, mid, in order to give wankel idea to their Lameavflarta, Secretary.
reirdatioe, will hold a public matting .
of Aped. at which several memberseeofWw
parbewasit,edsdaY' theta. ;
It appears from the statement of accounts that the
eluding Mr. Donbas, Mr. Daletideti, Mr. Aldermen Lusk, I " grate profits for the half-year, after deducting
and Kr. liVallegh Tomas will attend. salaries, directors' fees, stationery, advertisements,
Rost. HOZTICULTIIVAL Sociarv.—Mx. Paul's rent. and all other charges," have been 8,3471.,
show was whited by the. Princess of Wales, who was noes- which is raised to 28,4261. by the addition of
nied by the Hera lire. Stoeor, on Saturday afternoon. 18,0791., the balance brought forward frcarrieom
The promenade wee numerously attended. The lewd of the last amount This sum of 26,426 L is to be d
Royd Horse Guards performed an ezeellent 'elastics et
made Amongst te company wee lb. Comte. et anode" , forward to the new amount, "subject to an amount
Day IL Campbell Sir Arthur Buller. Sir A. Scott Wes*, for rebate sot exceeding NUL, and elbelect to pro-
, Lady and Kiss Barnard, Kn. Orselard,
_Mie Heresurt, vision for bad and doubtful debts (ray Smyrna).
I Dowager Luis. stoma, Mr John and LitodY EttAtt Ben. the amount of which it not st present deter-
Ashley and Hrs. Ponecoeby, Me W. Clay, Wound and Mn. minag if
aillogd, air O. Lysll, Lady 1,04