The Express.
London, England, 1868-05-29 00:00:00

AIIRIDUED PROSPIXTUS.

1-• ir,•tunstances under which solecriptionx are now In, tied
r, uotapouy, to a further 1011111 e of capital, are peel:Marty
t, • for investors. and pruseid the strongest es ide c • t
tr. - • :oat protttohle character of this saulertalcing
additional outlay is
alreody constructed hare reakjntered upon their
ris envie, and they otter to conk &Bids not only f wife in•
• •-t, hat Wilit-h moot assuredly, be eery profitable,
s :sod here it nay lie added, a, is,,ndrmatory of this
.te prospect, that the portions of the works now in
:slowing to Iw rterrit• at, ~f channels
Ostriluition of the water, nill necessnrily he the es:deist
• •r*,-tion as well on the most productive. and w ill add
:It to the per-cent:toe of returns on the whole uutlov.
contact it is expreaoly provided that the Company
4,4 ho the looter 'supplied for irtigation to the
by the cultivators themselves—but by the
• ..t .4 I n•lia, With refer,: ee to wirieh stipulation. it tins
: by the Go, eminent that they Mon, ore
•.y, t t., the non•puy for water supplied, to that
;,.i•s are rale:iota from all fear of liability to loss of
.4 their water rote. The value of the foregoing
• ht , on hardly he too highly prized, forming as it dines
.114 -.dc guarantee of payment fur every portion of
. .applied for irrigation
• sa es, .letermined by the darer:tore to limit, at any rote
1,r•••• . the expenditure to about 1130,000 per annum,
hes *di be enabled to make all future calls 'moil In
• h :it regular stated periods, not exceeding on the
r -it tie during each year.
Lieu, for Share, ;yet Stock may now be made to the
"M. iiiel 0, Queen•street-place, soutliwork-
• C : where s full prfropectuo nod Venus of
• he, hod But it ix necessary that It should be
• • that no application will be considered unless a
4 t or of rln percent. upon the amount
bas Ixen mode either to the bankers of the
. lionverie. and Co , Ni 1. Pall mall
..t ogees of the 1.0111/lilay. The deposit will be
v if the omit ication is not acceded to.

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111 d Iv the i;overnment of India, thus:—•'We huvo
Inv treat v hctu« lac Behar Cialertakino as
otlu'ry in India to %hal private capital should he

m•rnmrnt have now agreed to pay for all water

•
...1 I, the eimitiany, they participating in some of the
alter 2e per cent. shall have been receit e.I by
t, • u.b..1.1,
1.;.15T INDIA IRRIGATION and
f'ANAI. COMPANY.
C- r •. Act 1.1 Parhament, whereby the liability
• ' r h limited I the amount payable usam his
of his Stuck.
I 's FENDED NCIIF.ME,
" THE liblIAR UN DERTAK [NO."

A ;•• '•• .•. ,• • oestigation havtur been made, an.l plans pra-
,•,.• approved for WI me.li:lte construction.
•i ,pgal fur the ltchar Undertaking. k 1,000.000,1 n
••!..r• and stock in sums varying from £lO each

.hared Zi per .hare, with liberty to pay up the
f, • ,•r amount in advance of calla.
per cent. upon application, and the
r • , :,•r %%Otitis three month• sit the allotment.
_

. .....
• • oat F Ise per rent w 1.1 be paid upon all deposits from
U. ,•11v most, and upon all p•iment, in advance of calls
• ..f stock, made before that day. Iron the sante
t • • Iron the day of pa)ment. if made after that
I. Pio. allotment of shares and stock. a preference will he
ta those who shall have paid in 1011, or in advance of calls.

Oo..ctre Ana °Ricers the sour .te s,t forth In " the Wee&
i. rtaking" advortLetnont

ABRIGGED 1./01,1•1:CTI":4.
ho panwraph, are extracted from a despatch to
‘ecretam of state to i "moll. dated 10th March, 1,112,
that tine olao,, pro}, et should he t,iven to a
ants aigned by tl.e late Lotd
I:..‘crn..r•Galcr.‘l, on.l in) the whole of the Govern-
,' •ono 11, it :

.....
. the Lieutenant tinvern-r considers that It 'the
ilia] la,yeet holds nut totter prospects than the Orisaa
- • al that it would he for loth the Mat India Irri•
• and for the country if the Company were to
• • :,d of the either. the projectors prefer that
It ',dieted t, then,,
•• too regarded this when,: as one of all others, in
1.• whi, h pris ate .spit,.l sh, old he invited.
1. the. advantage in I:oat-fitment taking the Initiative
the groat works 114 the country, that they are SO
I • '•• f.re the public that the) can lie discussed in the light
• - .1 and e x perieni i• The nnly drawback to doing
risk misleading capitalists and raising mistrust of
-naiads
hr.. instance n, sneli risk need be apprehended,
I - • e *shut thronglinut Itis kens' Report a must
endeavour to anticij the maximum cost of the

• ing trim a minute recorded by Slr I' I'. Grant,
at. 1,3111 1;11Vvrlior viz :
• 11l pr.. ince Of lh liar, which would beinlmirably
Ityl'aiitain incken• projected canal from the inner.
h. re would certainly be very much less,than at l'iittack
t. turns may reasonably I.e expected to he much more
an, tee know, as a fact, the value of irrigation in
1 hu u.il iv better, and the natural rainfall is less 1., hill
a. uze. and much Irv. curtain In Behar than In Cuttack.
, duat.le crops arc not the rain crops in itrhar, and for
crop. them it is found by experience that es•
• o.il irrigation pays, whi. h has out been proved by cape.
•I la, the general case in Itri.sa.. . .

• lonic of works to 1w mccuted has been thoroughly
',did 311.1 Carefully re•planned on behalf of the Comtiany,
• : n molar, submitted to and approved by the elovernment,
ti of there will be no delay in making preliminary survey,,
. all of which have hcen effected, and everything
• nay fir Immediate constructive operations—a great ad-
•. not possessed heretofore by any other undertaking of a
• trActer. iwcnose the realisation of profits has been thus
_ so much nearer.

•npital has been dhided I•,to shares of £lO each, and
sums ranging from clO 111. n ants
Ame shams have been already :db•tted In India. .

Ihr hare capital will be railed up and in aa, with
ntirk. to maintain an expenditure at the rate of about
per annum. a:2 per share during each year will be
11, for thin.

for shares may now be sent to the Com.
iittic. 4. 8 and 9, Queen street-place. Southwark.
L lon, F C., when a full pmspectos and forms
• he:m 11 may he had but it is necessary that it shouhl

Nat no upplioati..n will

he e..nri let,

drpodt of RI on midi share, or of £lO percent.
ai11..111,1 of stock applied for, has been IllAtic tither
:•.kiora of the Company, Messrs. Ransom, Itonverle.
. V. 1. Pall-mall Fait or at the others, b and
. . . .

n Rte.-Oplnce, Southwark.bridne, 1.00.1011, EC. The
n,Ol tr• returned without deduction U the application Is

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• trtbenware, woods. cabinetwork, and fancy articles of
• • serintion, with extreme strength and neatness ; remark-
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.: '.3 indtations of the Diamond Cement the public can
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THE PH A RMACOPMIA.

An Extract from the Seoood Edition (Lode 188)
of the

4.,t1.,a of the Phannacomels of the Royal College of
Physicians 4,1 London,
by Dr. G. T. Cotner. PubliMed by Longman and Co.
u. no small defect in this compilation (speaking of the I..rnstorneiC that we hare no purgative MASS but what
does, yet we know that hemorrhoidal persona cannot
,:,es except It be in the form of
COCKLE'S
PILLS,
,Idetly consist of aloes, scammony, and colocyntit, which
binned into a sort of compound extract, the acridity
L. Li. .d.riated, I suspect, by an alkaline process, and by a
L."' (unknown to met of an aromatic tonic nature.
.1, no better and no worse of it for Ito being acrtent rnedl-
ri..,k at it as an article of commerce and domestic eon-
, u. anddo not hesitate to nay it Is the best made pill fa
. a muscular purge a mucous pump, and a hydro-
: Purim combined, and their effects properly controlled by
'"- and a oorrigent. That it does not commonly produce
o-rrt.olds like most acetic pills I attribute to its being
ik.4",thlY soluble **that no undissolved poeticise Meets to
moons mentenek"

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of 600 medical men to be the most effective invention In the cars
tire treatment of Hernia. The use of • steel spring, so often
hurtful in its effect.. Is here avoided, a soft bandage be worn
round the body. while the regulate resisting power is supplied b
the Mon-wain PAD and PATENT LET=; fitting with so machismo
and closeness that it cannot be detected, and may be worn
dating sleep. A descriptive circular may be had, and the tram
forwarded by poet, on the circumference of Us nedy, twe Inchia
below the him being sent te the maker, Mr. WRIT'S, MS,
Piccadilly. Prices, its., flu, Its Ili., and Ms. dd. ?name, ti
YMBILICAL TRUSII Oa** ainSiebeloo.