The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-20 00:00:00

The entire tine bander contract by an associated body of con-
tractors of the highest diameter. Upwards of sixty-eve miles
of the permanent way are completed and raa44, for laying the
rails, and the remaining portion of the weeks are In muse of
rapid completion. TM contract price, exclusive of norther
stock, is 35,000 dollars par tulle, and the estimated tuns news-
ier) for providing the rolling stock Is 6,000 dollars per mile,
makings t,tal expenditure of 40,000 dollars per mile. The rail-
way, it in anticipated, will be completed and opened for public
tragic by lit January, 1560.
Very careful and detailed estimates have been made by the
Government engineer for the province of New Brunswick,
assisted by the chief 'aglitter of the Company. These estimate.
attribute to the line an annual net earning of 390,610 dollars, or
£50,000, being £66,000 In excess of the amount required to meet
the interest on the Bonds.

TheTliCiiiisaretiiiiiiisharge upon the net earnings, of which
one-tenth part after payment of Interest on the Bonds) is to be
annually set aside and appropriated towards a sinking fund for
their extinction. This Linking fund will be annually applied In
the purchase of bonds at or under par, the residue of the fund
being accumulated for rectorate.' at the expiration of thirty
years, of such bonds as may nut be so purchased within that
period.
In order that the position of the bondholders with their rights
as first mortgagees might be fully secured, a special mortgage
deed has been entered into between the Company and tlamuel L.
Tilley. Y,sq., of New Brunswick, the Minister of Customs for the
Dominion of Canada, and John Edgar Thomson, Esq., of the State
of Pennsylvania, U.S , President of the Pennsylvania Railway
company, se trustees for the bondholders, whereby provisions
are made for securing the rights of the bondholders as first
mortgagees upon the undertaking; for the payment of the inte-
rest in the Bonds ; and for the application of the sinking fund.
A copy of the mortgage deed, and of the bond, as well as of
the traffic estimates, can be inspected upon application at the
Moat of Masan IliftllAM, Dalrymple, Drake, and Co., 60,
Threadneedle-street, EC.

appiicatiOnsWrliOndi Must be made In the annexed form,
and the deposit paid to Messrs. J. S Morgan and Co., St, Old
broad-alma, from whom Prospectuses and Forms ut Application
may he obtAtoed.

imi.ioo,iiiiii, 1868.

ISSUE OR /2111.000 sTERLING SIX I•F.R CENT. BONDS OF
THE EVROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY
COMtANY.
For &torten tram St. John Westward.
No.—

py.R.M OF AM/CATION.

To be left with J. 9 cforgantati67.: after payment of the
preliminary deposit.
Genttemen,—)laving paid to youths sum oft I hereby
request that you will allot me £2OO Deeds of the
above Loan, and I hereby agree to accept such Honda, or say
smaller number that may be allotted to me, and to pay the
further NUM due tharsus according to the terms of the pro-
spectus issued by you.
I am, gentlemen, your oh dient servant,
To Messrs. J. S. Morgan andCo„
Siguature
Address to fell
Date I bat

IKILE OF 4411400 STERLING SIX PIM CENT. BONDS OF
'INS Et7EOPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN RAILWAY
COMPANY.
For Kxtendon from St. John Westward.

RECEIPT DEPOSIT ON APPLICATION.
IO be retained by Applicant. after loe'ng dined by Mours..l.
Morgan and Co.
Received the day 11108. the mm of
being the deposit required on an applitstkm for an allotment of
Me Barb of the maid Loan.
For J. S. Morgan mid Co.

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the whole medical profusion as well as the public. They are
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remedies bad been tried, also galvanism by means of Tortola
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INDIGESTION.
NORTON'S CAMOVILX FILLY
A Gentle Aperient and a Powerful Tonle.
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,and in family packets,
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APPOINTMENT OF ADDITIONAL PATeNT LAW
COMM IAnIONEns. —On Monday evening a meeting of tie
Delegates' Invention Right Committee, consisting of dele-
gates from the Inventors' Institute, the Working Men's
Technical Education Committee, the Workmen's Interna-
tional Exhibition Committee, the Foremen Engineers' As-
sociation, the Metropolitan Working Men's Clubs end
Institutes' Union, and the Public Museums and Free
Libraries' Association, representing in the aggregate up-
wards of 200.000 persons, was held at the o oes of the
Scientific Recoir, Cockspurstreet, to consider the
determination recently arrived at by the connote-
sioners of patents to appoint three additional commis-
sioners. Much dissatisfaction was expressed at the con-
stitution of the existing commission, to the inefficient
action of which body the chief evils of the present,
objectionable patent law system were aseribed. The
course adoped by the existing commissoners, in
now seeking to appoint three additional commis-
sinners, was strongly condemned by the speakers as
being objectionable and inopportune, especially when
it was considered that the whole patent law ques-
tion mast shortly be dealt with by parliament. The fel-
lowing resolution was unanimously passed, and a copy
, of it was ordered to be forwarded to the commission:
—" That in view of the want of ieventivensas alleged to
be now manifested in this country, and the pernicious in.
I &mace thus exercised on manufacture and industrial pro-
gress, a thorough reform of our patent laws in a matter of
paramount importance ; and, pending the legislative revi-
sion to which these laws must necesearily be submitted
the first session of thezflonned parliament, it I. highly I
undesirable that any 'Soul commissioners of patents
should be appointed not only the constitution of the
present patent law emniniarion, but also the whole of the
existing patent lads, as they affect the interests both of
inventors and the public, be tally discussed and settled
upon a just and satisfactory buis."
FOREIGN AID SOCIETY. —The twenty-eighth an-
nual meeting of the above society was held yesterday at
the Manoversiquarosooess; Mr. A. Einaaird, ..M.P., in
the chair. The Rev, Prebendary Burgess, the iecretary,
read the report, which stated that the society was enabled
still to contribute towards the support of the nine evan-
gelical churches in connexion with is in Fiume, Belgium,
and Italy, although the grants made were small in amount
to what they ought' to be if the members of the church
in Erckind contributed mere liberally. It was estimated
that in France there were one million and • half of pro-
testanta protected ill the exercise of their faith by a special
law. The teibnincipal societies is France in connexion
with this ty were the Societe Evangelique and
the' Societe ntrale, to whom had been sent during
the past year 6601., and 2601, had been sent to the Geneva
Bodety. The total ineenie of the nine es-enginesl churches
on the continent in connexion with this society was about
20,000 t., to which this socistx. contributed 2,0_901,
The then referred to the rapid spread of evangelkal
Protes4ntient on the, continent by the aid of these so-
cieties and the 200 miadonariuthey employed, In France
there were new tweaty journals published advocating
their principles, while ia Paris alone there were thirty
protestant chapels. The total Income of the society for
the year had been 2,3151., of which shank 2,000/. had bees
I voted as grant', leaving I
The report adopted
about 3001. for weeking expenses.
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