The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-07 00:00:00

OU It PARIS Lurnat.

(720 K OM OKK aoIIDAIPONDANT. )
PAILIE, Morinty Rri

A Berlin letter of July 4, in the
dv Nerd-Est, cited by the Tempt, with My.
that " the news may be true, but i 3 iwpn
says:

The Emperor of Russia's side-de-osinp, M.
has just srrived here. His mission is to arrsu
tidentially, an interview between the King of
Emperor of R1.11.4in, and the Emperor Nupilt.iii
you this news 118 positive and authentic. Viiiy
shell have further dolmas,

Several Marseilles republicans have a.
Jules Simon to stand against M. Berry.
next elections. M. Jules Simon has
thinking that M. Ilerryer, although a
is a grand national individuality, who
honour :my constituency whose skiffrag••,

The Princess de la Tour &Auvergne 11
gift to the French government of a pie.,
OP the Mount of Olives, which aeconlin•
ditiiin is the very spot on which Chri,t ter
the " Sermon on the The Pr:
sivvis to herself the right. of comp',
religions eiliticigi which will call to
Campo Santa, at Pisa.

- - .
At the Bourse they; wax seAreely
Business was dull.

THE CONSERVATIVE LAND .ScQ,
(TEI LAY.)

The bitty-third quarterly mooting of
bars took place at thu offices, Norfolk-street, ;
afternoon, Viscount ItarrIVIAOR being iu the
Mr. Gamemann, the secretary, haring real
Vestment convening the meeting, the followin,
the executive committee was reed :
"The following returns for tho three first ,
the financial year, which will end on the 30th
next, are submitted to the shareholders by the
committee in this, their sixty-third petite
showing the satisfactory state of the society'.:

• Tot,
Quartrz =ding' is I Corn-
PrOgrf.W.

~„''
D.4..ua'r '',, '1 - 610 ', 11 i ' 742
1967 i i
idArtil 25, 161,68..., 395 171 57.1
June 24, 1668 ...! d 22 , 83 9J5

1,327

• 437 2,2G4

Totals to
chaelmas,',
1947

22,386 i 5,T.0 21,733

Oraod totalm
to bfidstan-
ynor.ll4M

24,213 I 3,1134 i 30,047

•• The total withdrawals since the formatiou
(18.52), to Lady-day, 1868, are 321,532/. 12s. /
sale of land for the same period ix 636,2;61.
reserve fund to Midsummer, 1868. is 12,109/.
register of rights, tiling the rotation for ti
plots on the society's estates when offered f
stands as follows:—Completed. 7,312 ; dr..
seniority, 1,808; total, 12,4;6; deduct nghts ~e.
estates, &c., 9,,531 ; unexercised rights, 2,921
share number ou the register of rights by
membership is No. 18,968. The last share nu-
to Midsummer, 1868. was No. 30.047. The
since the last Lady-day report, have been thet
Clapham Junction Estate, East Surrey, lit 1.,
29, 1868. Ditto, ditto, 2nd portion, June, Ise
cutivo committee have much satifitoti,,ii in h
to inform the members that the first portion .
property, divided into 113 plots, was eutiiely
within such a short period as to justify 11
announcing a second allotment at once, the D.,.
Las been a very large sale of the 181 plots of
plan, which has frontages to Wendsvo.
Bolingbroke-house, with the grounds, will
for the present. No time will be, how,
the opening-up of the estate by the .
five new roads, connecting the Battersea.
Wandsworth-common. The Clapham Juneti,
from its extent and position, is adapted for sit
houses thereon to suit all classes of the corium
remaining allotments for the present financial
the Holloway Estate, on Thursday, the lit
Waterslade Estate, Redhill, on the 21th ;
ampton Estate, on the 19th of August. The
parties will be the last allotted by the sock,'
nese of which at Mich. 0...% wilibo confined
under the Benefit Building Acts, whilst the
land will be carried on at the same /Alma
Land Company (Limited), which has coinme
Lion in purchasing estates. Considerable sal,
place on the St. Margaret's Estate, the built'
is progressing. There are now but a few pl.
with frontage to the ornamental gardens, to
of. The land left on hand on the R.lch:
Putney Heath Estates is now confined
The roads on the Malvern Link and Sand.
Wight) Estates have been completed. It t.
the works on the fourth portion ei the
Estate, Brighton, on the second pert,..n
Gate Estate, and the Finchlev 11.40".
all be completed before the elo, t eh-
members of the Conservative Land h
largely in the United Land Company
last report of the executive commit o e. whe'
that investors might join both society and . •
thought fit, the liability in both cases bem
the amount of the shares taken. The nut
Conservative Land Society will continue
option of taking shares in the United T.
(Limited). The Conservative Land 5...
enabled, on the termination of it, sixtecid
tend largely the building advance budne,
develop more rapidly the estates which
hands of the United Land Company (Limit
working of the two on the co-operative prim.
mob: the prosperity of both associations."

On the navy estimates, at vote 10,
will move to omit the sums for building
vessels of the "Audacious" class (four
already building, though as yet none have bee'
will suggest in substitution for them two
the competitive designs submitted to the
private firms, and which were rejected m
mendation of the Controller and Chief Constru,
Navy in favour of their own official design.
On the army estimates, Major Ansoi
the reduction of vote 13 by 43,4421., the sum
new machinery.
The officers of the 2d Battalion of
and Fusilier Guards will give an afternoon
NS Barracks on Thursday next, from 4 till
Yesterday the curators of the is
Edinburgh elected Sir Alexander Grant as
four to three, against Sir James Simpson.
The Earl of Carnarvon has accepts
dewy of the Social Science Congress to be
mingbam in September next.
George W. Belding, of the London
ing, Keith, and Co., has committed suicide
York. He had gone to America to idled
with creditors of the Win, and was untie'
merit on a civil process; sued by a Boston
he had notified of his arrival and its purpose.
ing was an American by birth.
THE FORTHCOMING ILEETING OF

Ansommost.—Mr. Gladstone will not prosb
anticipated, over the economic science seed<
with meeting of the British Association fo
meat of Science. Mr. Goechen, M.P., wi
present.
LONDON HOSPITAL.—On Sunday nt
two sermons will be preached at Whitecha)
behalf of the above mstitution—in the r
Bev. James Cohen, M.A., bloom, and in
the Bight Rev. Dr. Harding, bislop of Hot
will commence at 11 a.m. and 8.30 p.m.
ROYAL LYIVITTITTION OP GREAT
the general monthly meeting yesterday,
Bart., F.H.8., in the chair, Mr. John t
was elected a member of the Royal Institut
announced that, in conformity wit
:rosiriment, they had appointed Mr* W.
M. 8., F.R.S., Fullerian Professor of Che
room of the late Professor Faraday. The in
since the last meeting were laid on the
thanks of the members returned for the sat
SPECIAL CONOTABLEB' EXPENSE!
morning Mr. FM's, vestry clerk of Hackne.
cation before the sitting justices of the peace
Court, Great Prescott-street, for the export(
him as superintendent of the Hackney divia
constables. Mr. Charles Salisbury Bullet
sided, and there was a full bench. After a
notion, it was decided to give each parish
matter, and to take the applications all
10th of August
SOME RENAINOTON MUSECBL—Vi
the week ending July 4, 1868 :—On Mom
and Saturday, free, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m
Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday (adman(
10 a.m. till 6 p.m., 3,N6 ; national portrait
week Pam former2;
ytat rat 11,1966.50;; 40RdaveraPAo:f'
the Museum, 7,496,60.