The Express. — London, England, 1863-02-11 00:00:00

plaio iff irigid to recover, if I have sot convinced the dr Mr. Prentice applied for weedy examitioo. Mr. Julio, Blackburn rid be might have it if he thought it would do him any good. A verdict was then taken for the plaintiff, damages 200/., via e:awlit• in four days. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. Wore Mr. Onamiadomar Glailbarn.) DI II DIJOIT. His Honour said he would take that opportunity of cor recting a grron misrepresentation which had appeared in the paper of the largest circulation as to what be had said in giving judgment in the case of Darby. He was made to rrseppssaawwat that Colonel Cotton was the insigne' of the estate, rrhareas he had distinctly stated that the assignee was the bankrupt's own medical man. Mr. Stanafield (the official assignee) said that his Honour's statement had been correctly reported in the paper (the /kitty ",u) in which he read it. His Honour said it was inconceivable how anyone could have fallen into the gross error which he bad pointed out. The bankrupt, who was formerly mist to the Duke of Beaufort, wu described as a *unhand tub-seller, and dealer is irisoellaneous articles., of Jerilyn street. This was the examination sitting. The debts are 1,1001. ; moments ; ex penditure for the last two years, 2431. a year. An ►djourn ment was taken by coneent, further amounts being required. IN RR PROCFOL . _ The baolkrupt had formerly been s paymuter in the army. Thin warn the ;examination sitting. The debts see about 1.,100.1t Mr. Aldridge stated that this was the second adjourn ment, but the bankrupt had not yet filed hie accounts. Though he was a man of education and must know what was required, be had given no astishictory reason why he had DM filed his amounts. Adjourned am aie. IN RI WILLIAM HOWARD OLOVIL The MakinPt describede' adpitriassor of music, of Alfred-place, Belford.wpare, and Brighton. This was the sittusg for examination and discharge. The debts are 7341. ; no masts. 11r. Doris opposed for creditors. It appearing that the aooounts bad not been filed in time, an adjoarnment for a month warn ordered. (Before lfr. 001:11111iffia0WIT Pane.) The bankrupt, a clerk in tie Admiralty, applied for his order of discharge. Mr. E. Heed appeared for the endgame; Mr. Dowse for the bankrupt. There was no opposition, and the only question was how much the bankrupt should be required to set aside out of his salary,. which was as much as 396 i. The bank rupt offered to give up 125/. a year ; but the assignees were sot satisfied with this, and urged that, as he was an un 13111mted man, he ought to set aside half his salary for pay ment of his creditors. His Honour said that though the bankrupt was in • wranmeat office they ought sot to beggar km; he must Live mesas of decent Nippon. He considered that 1251. • year would be aufficient far him to set aside. The order of discharge was granted au this condition. The 'bankrupt, a bedding manufacturer of Curtain -reed, Mandeb*, sWied for hie order of **charge. Debts 6441.; so meta. onedday opposed for the official assignee. The Unk empt had contracted all his debts within six antathe i hevin then obtained his discharge under a former ptey . wma clear case of contracting debts without means of payment. Honour said the case was a mominens one. The ceder for discharge would be suspended far nix mouths, and the bankrupt would have no protection until he had been three months in prison at the suit of some creditor. 1 - 11 1.11 VILILR DAWSON HUNT, amenl;d • The bankrupt , an • anninismon agent, of Maids-vale, was better ksown es "Captain Honk" of the Opera-arcade, Pall-mall, where he had serried on business for four or five years. Themes has been frequently before Heiman ; and this was the &dimmed aranuoation sitting. His debts are only some 4001. or 5001. ; sane* nomisW. His dealings appeared to have bean ohioay in horses ; sad it transpired, at a farmer sitting, that be had in his ion • certain " Itagaplan " oolt, of some value, l e Te sleated that it was ever his property. Hand opposed, for the assignees ; Mr. Elargood rap pelled. It was asked that the bankrupt should furnish additional aeconnte, as thousands of pounds had puled through his bands, of which no account was given. The e . m , Pt habeas fi ve times salter insolvent o r b ankrupt, the last bankruptcy being • few months before the pressat one. The Rataplan colt had sold for 351., of which 231. went for its expenses at the veterinary college. The bankrupt was ordered to furnish • cash account der tag the four months of his trading which had *peed between his discharge under his former bank ruptcy, and the adjudication under the present one. In answer to questions by Mr. Hand, the bankrupt stated that he had kept no register of his transactions since April, 1862. He had received 3624 from Captain Karr, for • s p a. cific purpose, to purchase two horses and • colt. He had purchased them accordingly. An adjournment for a month was ordered. SECONDARIES' COITRT. (Before Yr. Secondary Poker and a Speand Jury.) OULD AND WWI V. TIM LONDON AND NAIONSON LILACS 0011PAIIL -TRU CLATTOX I . OIOIIL 41001D/2117 This care which occupied the court 8111 6 o'dock hat night, was resumed thin morn*. It was an action for can presecion to the pkintiffs, a draper'. sanimisni at Brighton, and for his wife, a milliner, for injuries reamived on the Brighton line in the Clayton Tunnel, on Sunday, the 26th ♦aguat, 1861. The plaintiff kid his damages at 2,0001. for himself, and 5001. for Ms wife. Mr. Montagu Chambers, Q. 0., Mr. Shaw, and Mr. Pres smen were for the plaintiff ; Mr. Leah, QC., Mr. Denman, 4C., and Mr. Hannan for the company. Mr. Denman, at the sitting of the court, addressed the jam contending that it was a case for moderate damages only, and not to theextent put forth on the other side. The Wiry to the opine bad been grossly exaggerated. He bad sho doubt after this ease war over the plaintiff would get mach better. Mr. Montagu Chambers, in reply, complained of the conduct pursued by the Brighton line to the plaintiff. It had not only been aahaedeame to the poor man, bat crueL He also emnplainsal of the system acted Tapes by Dr. Hall to settle cases. He hoped it would go forth to the public, and that the company would abstain tram such improper conduct. He submitted that it was • gam for conaiderable damages, both to the plaintiff and hi. wife. He cuspated that a sufficient rum should be awarded to procure an annuity of about 1001. a year for the rest of UM*. Yr. Secondary Potter in summing up said he did not epee with all that had been stated by the horsed counsel M to the nropristy of the system of a medical man settling emu of accident. It might be prudent in some instances god save litigation. It was, however, a mere matter of epiaion. The jury would consider the sum to be awarded la the plaintiff sod his wife. The jury rotund, and on their return, at nearly 2 o'clock, reined the damages at UOOl. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) MANSION-HOLM. 101122 Y. Waiter Martin and John Coypus& were charged, the Lamer with stealing, and the kites with, receiving 3 cwt. d iron, 'mewing it to be stoke, Ruder the following cir- It iwpeared that Martin was employed by the General Iron Company, 43, Upper Thamee-street, sod it was his duty to sell broken iron from the wharf, and he was to . get a check note from th e meager, tbepurobaser paying him the amount sp ec ifi e d upon it. The other Copping, was in the habit of going to L i Th r sif as • purehaser of broken metal. He 'rout yer terday, and when the mown returned he found that Cop pins had a sect wade( fa the street. Suspecting all was not right, he directed ass of the clerks to watch the cart, which at that time cestained a quantity of iron. Shortly afterwards Martin west to the manager and asked him to mike out a bill for 4 cwt., in the name of Coppice,. when the metal was afterwards weighed the cart was found to contain 7 cwt. 3 qrs. 16 Ike., instead of 4 cwt., as specified on the bi/l, so that Ma r li n h a d c l ear l y defrauded the company of 3 cwt. 3 and 1611 a. One of the wareuseteenwpassd t o h e y*, sees th e whole of the natal takes from the wharf and put into the cart, which cootained nothing whatever before. The lard Mayor _said he this *keg had been go i ng on f or lona time, he should commit the pm:teem reserve Mr. Bard, who appeared for Coppins, said he sh ou ld hts &few& ~: . lIIIIALING TWO BORIE/A. -COMMITTAL. George mgr cailaraadlforseke;ge;7—wae charged Woo" Mr. Barker with stealing fawn the cab yard of Mr. Gews, cab s ropriekw, of Doughty-raowe, two bones of the vapt• of ii Jibm4 snarled for the primer. Mr. Coos stated that he had kaows the prisoner for some lima mad the pliarear had bees espied by him to nil the bane One them Ming is that the segotiation ass Id"*" of . On on* rd Friday week &Aug kis absence theorise= want to the yard, took the bones away, sad 0 , 41 them to another me to tell. He told the that he w ou ld not Mao lass than 91. for the hrorees,t il il i te r prisoner allowed the homes to be sold for nee Shea Si., and Sine then be has been out of the way until • few days noes, when be was given into custody . Before he pve him iota custody he said the prisoner whet had become of the ham. Be laid sow ate had sold them for 24Us sad lad IllaPped the lls. for commission. Vbe 911101 r6woddwi shoot ban ed—Lord's truth, if I had a THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 11, 1863. Mr. Osits eontieued, and said that he had sloes amt. Mined that the hones had been sold in the Cattle-market, but be had told the prisoner that he would not have them sold there, and that they must be sold at his yard. He then asked the prisoner what bad become of the 21., and he said " that was all right." He had since seen the bones ; one of theta at Bentonville, and the other at Whitman*. Is cross-examination by Mr. Beard, the prosecutor stated that be had allowed the prisoner to have the horses out for show, and not for sale. He told the prisoner that he was not to sell the hones except at the yard. He had not asked the prisoner's wife for the money for tho horses. and stated that if be got it he would withdraw from the promention. Mr. Beard, for the defence, contended that it was a one for the county court, sod stated that it was clear from the evidence that the prosecutor intended the prisoner to sell the horses, and had engaged him for that purpose. Mr. Barker fully committed the prisoner to the Middlesex Sessions for trial. WORSHIP-STREET. aIIIGULAR cacaos —ALLAGED XINTL&II MIIMMTL. Blizaifack;ey,lB ears of age, • respectably-attired girl, wee charge before Mr. Cooke, with obtaining a shoulder of mutton under false pretences. Samuel Simonds, a butcher in Bridge-road, Bethnal. green, swore that yesterday evening, between six and seveu o'clock, the prisoner, whom he knew well as a niece of • customer named Grey, living near his shop, obtained from him the joint mentioned upon the representation that her aunt required one to cook for supper. Shortly afterwards he went to Mrs. Grey, and was surprised to learn that she had neither received nor ordered meat from hum that day. Ile cons,quently suertaiaed from her where the prisoner lived, took a police-constable there, and gave her into custody. Prosecutor and his wife in croweraniination by Mr. Vann most positively swore to the prisoner's identity in oonnexion with the transaction, while for the defence Mr. Mackaey, the father of the girl, who is a shopkeeper in Seurat's. place, Mile-end, above • mile from the prosecutor's place of basilica', and his son swore that from shortly after 4 o'clock the prisoner did not leave the' ' house, that she wu • girl of unimpeachable cha racter and a regular attendant at her school. The parent, moreover, declared that when prosecutor en tered the shop with the policeman he remarked to the latter, on seeing the girl behind the counter, " She looks , like her"—but this sertioa as was denied by the constable, ' who alleged that the words were, " I know her perfectly wall," and instantly charged her with the o ff ence in goes ties, which she denied, and began crying. Mr. Vann coetended that this was • clear case of mistaken identity, and a very extraordinary one. There could not be a doubt respecting the fact, although prosecutor assuredly had frequently seen the girl before'. Mr. Cooke said that there wu a direct issue in the use, and he certainly should not take upon himself to try it. Hie present intention was to send it for trial, but he would remand the prisoner upon bail for • week. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. B.LLANII.—(THIB DAM ) Them mply of English wheat fresh up this week io veaz limited. Flow much more liberal. Of barley the wiggly libamL Malt, a fair quantity. Oats, beans, and paw rather Inttnovad. Scotch and Irish hardly any anima. The foreign snivels of wheat are very short, one caw of Prussian, and a few bags from Hamburg and the East es. Flour a few American barrels. Barley a middling quantity, Egyptian, Black Bea, and French. ate oontanuemMemdy °Detracted. Two)arge panels of bean fr°m Egypt, and a small quantity of linseed from the East Indies. Today the wheat trade is again very dull, both Knelt& Yforum and quotations nomina ll y the more as on Monday. Flour abo without any activity. Barley of all clooriptiona firm, and fully equal to Monday. Oats an not a brisk trade, although arnvala are ao trifling. Baia and Pew are arm. Tans rather lower. . Spa.—lrursd is rather dearer • reeretwilio without change. Red olovetneed a steady de mand, batlvery little doing is white. Other node are dull FrAATlNodanZogn—Sever7l cleared off this week, at previous quotations. WHlAT.—Eaglish: Essex sad Keut, white, nee, 465. tc 565.; ditto, fine old, 575. to 60.4.; ditto, red, new, 445. to 48e.; ditto, fine old, 525. to 555. ; Norfolk, kr.., fine old, 48s. to 525.; red, new, 44.. to 49r. Foreign : Dmitri% 565. to 57..; See, 58a. to 605.; lien, 62a. to 635.; Konigsberg, 565. to 565.; ditto, extra, 57a. to 580.; Rostock, 565. to 60a; ditto, extra. &b. to gin ; Mecklenburg and Uckereisrk, 55e. to 56e. ; JUneriout and Canadian white, 545. to 55e.; ditto. red. 46a. to 525. malting. 32a. to 35a. ; tine, 41a. ; grinding, 27a. to 30a.; and distilling, 30/. to 326. per qr. ; foreign grinding, 26a. to 276.; ditto diddling, 316. to 33. . Itir.T.—English, Brae and Norfolk. 60s. to d 4.. ; tin 635. to 68s. ; Kinder, and Ware, 644. to 664.; Atm, ra. to 69a, ; brow. : 54a. to 56a. _ _ Oara.—Enfialt lead, 20a. Od. to 22.. od. ; to 265. ; *reign, 20.. to 24.. BUN& —English tick, Nle. to 38.. ; harrow, 40e. to 420. pigeon, —4. to --a ; foreign, 32a. to 34a ; tack, --e. to —e. ; Howgeberg, 38e. to 40a. ; ian, 31s. to 32 , . PIA& —English boiler 39a. to 415.; w do sod blue, 39.. to 41s. ; maple, 42.. to :43.1.: gnf, Ms. to 3g..: h og , to --a. ; foreign, 36e. to 37.. ; ditto tine, 39.. to 40.. FLOM —Eagliad town, 46a. to 47a ; ditto tine, —a. to —a., country, 355. to 40a ; Norfolk and Suffoik, 33a te 345.; French, 40a. to 41.. pea sack; U.S. sweet. 24.. to 204.• ditto extra, 27.. to 28s. ; Canadisa, 27.. to 28a. ; Spanish. 42a to 43a. 32a. to 34.. ; yollow, 31s. to 34a FLOATING CAIOOIII, All 0. F. and Bertb saski and Marianople, per 4921 b., 44a. to 4 6.. ; Ghirka, 44.. to 47a ; Polish Odom, per 48011 m, 42a. to 44a. ; white, 48a. to 50a. ; Danube and Galata, Ma. to 42a. ; F,gyptiao, 32.. to 345. Barley : Egyptian and Byrom, par 40Olba. 245. to 26a. ; Odem and Danube, do., 24a. to 25e, Boma Egyptian, per 4801b5.,30a. to 33.. Balsa : Odom and GAM:, per 49215.., 31a. Od. to 32a. ; Ibrail and Bulgarian, pe 480114., 31s. Od. to 32a. ; French, do., —e. to —4. ; American, do., 29a to 32. ; Egyptian, —a. to —a. SHARE LISTS-(THIS DAY.) Two o'Odxrw. The railway 'market b biotin to-day, and the variations in the priors for the leading stocks are few and unimportant. Midland has declined }_ per oent., while South Eastern and Great Eastern have improved }. Metropolitan shares have beeu largely dealt in and have ad vanced 10s., being now quoted 13} to 14. London and North Western stock is no!_ . quoted 9% to 99 ; Great Western, 66# to ; Midland, 127} to 4 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 109 to } ; Caledonian, 115} to 116 ; South Eastern, 964 to ; Great Eastern, 47} to ; Great Northern, 196} to to 1. 1274; and London and South Western, 103} Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are steady at 3} to prem. Other foreign lines are inactive. East Indian Railway stock is firm, while &stern Bengal and Great Indian Peninsula are dull. 0N.D1.1.111.1 IMAMS AND MAW. _ IP& I ZAILVATL I rim ing . 4 o . 6 I Saes te-d*/ . to 1 p.a. aens.,Wea.doscer VAL MAI tri Trie 1/0"111r&L&IIIA.O /Iddia /saw Claisticoaluo oa Onk and lead= DA. • J • ise . riliSiall; Illp.alspold4oL Dobbs mad Tae. &AlsetJu Idliamighard Wages Mow& & L Waging& Grass Swum Do. A nook— _ . . IZ tad ;Galan Great Northo2 tlaoilhoul Ansi Sortimm De.Allree. iao div. r O o,lll till•p et. la paid ks Gt. iostb warn% (Ire.j m Welded _ _ Q 7 17 SO lil IN 41 42 12 14 W W WS riff 67 68 4$ 65 We WI MI £B7l 11. al 138 188 104 106 WI 87 lift MI 14 76 US 114 41 64 1)1 4 i• hi 1 , 4 44 46 14 is ult. !Pe - 11 IT" MI SB 4 1 a 117 } lift Oli I Ti .... 1014 741 4 Lis 111 id I 41} O lit 14 U. D lit 1311 127 e ___ '' P., Ws MONEY NARKIIT.-(THIS DAY.) Two dOwoz. The funds to-day are rather Eat, and a fall of j per cent. has taken plate in Consols. Attention is directed to the preparations for Friday's settlement in shares and foreign stooks. English railways present little movement, beyond a fresh rise in Metropolitan. As regards foreign bonds, prices in some cases are rather better, and in others lower. _ . At Paris this morning, acoording to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70fr. 75c., being sc. better than yesterday. Consols are now quoted 921 to for money, and 9n to for the account (bLiech 5). The official business report is as follows :- Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 1 ; ditto, for account, 921, ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 921, 1 ; New Three per Cents., 921, 4 ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 751 ; Bank Stock, 237, 2381 ; Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 151 ; India Stock, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 1081, 108 ; Five-and-a- Half per Cent. "enlaced" rupee paper, 1121 ; and Exchequer Bills, Is. dia., 3s. prem. The foreign stock market is moderately active. Turkish securities are steady at previous quota tions ; the Loan of 1854 is now quoted 89 to 90 ; that of 1858, 72 to 4 ; that of 1862, 68 to 4 ; and Consolid‘s, 401 to 411. Greek and Spanish Passive Bonds are firmer. Egyptian stocks re main strong. On the other hand, the Russian Loan of 1862 and the new Venezuelan Bonds are lower. Mexican have also receded. Spanish Certificates see steady. Venezuelan Six per Cents. are now quoted 60 to 1 ; the new Portuguese Loan, 47 to 4 ; and the new Peruvian Loan, 871 to 881. Transactions are recorded as follows :-Equador, 161 ; Egyptian, 100/, 994 ; ditto second issue, 991; French, 71fr. ; Greek, 191, 4, 1, 1 ; ditto Coupons, 8/ ; Italian, 701, 4 ; Mexican, 321, ; New Granada, 131 ; ditto Land Warrants (Hec tares), 61 ; Peruvian, 186; 88, 871; Portuguese, 1862, 47 ; Russian, 1 8 62 , 94, 83 4 ; Sardinian, 831; Spanish, 531, 1; ditto New Deferred, 461 ; ditto Passive, 261, 1, 1 ; ditto Certificates, 10, 91 ; Turkish, 1854, 891, 90, 89 ; ditto 1858, 721, 1 ; ditto 1862, 681, 1, 4 ; Venezuela, 1862, 601, 1. Fong o'Craux. Consols are steady, at 92g to 4 for money, and 92 to i for the amount. About 36,0001. in bar gold was sent into the Bank yesterday, while 60,000 sovereigns were with drawn for transmission to Alexandria, on account of the Socidtd Financiers of Egypt. The foreign exchanges yesterday afternoon were generally steady, at last Friday's' rates. There was a slight advance as regards bills on Austria. Subjoined is our usual list : Amsterdam, 3 months, 11.17* to f ; ditto, 3 days ILI4B to 154; Rotterdam, 3 moot* ILI7B to 18; Antwerp, 3 months, 2 6.45 to 50 ; Hamburg, ma. hence, three mouths, 13.7; to 8 ; Paris, 3 days, 25.20 to 30 ; ditto, 3 months, 25.521 to 60 ; Frankfortowthe•Maine, 3 months, 119; to ; Petersbur (per rouble), 3mouths, 35 to j ; Vienna, of Sc., 3 months, 11.90 to 5 ; Trier* elf. Ho , 3 months, IL9O to 5 ; Madrid, 3 moats., 49 to ; ; Oaths, 3 mouths, 414 to ; Leghorn, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; cm mouths, 23.65 so 70 ; Milan, 3 months, 25.66 to Naples, 3 months, 25.65 to 70 ; Palermo, 3 months, 25.70 to 5; Messina, 3 months, 25.70 to 5 ; Lisbon, 90 days, 521 to I ; Oporto, 90 days, 528 to 63. An important circular has been issued to the shareholders in the Ottoman Bank. It describes the terms on which this establishment is to be merged into the proposed Imperial or State Bank of Turkey. The capital of this highly important establishment is 2,700,0031., in 125,000 shares of 201. each, of which 50,000 shares have been subscribed in Paris under the auspices of the combination of French capitalists, whose in fluence, in conjunction with that of the Ottoman Bank itself, has conduced to secure the present valuable concession. When it is considered that the Imperial Bank of Turkey, for the formation of which these active steps are now being taken, is supported by the countenance of the British and French governments, the shareholders in the Otto man Bank will be able to form a just idea of the great advantages likely to accrue to them from the arrangements proposed. The directors of the Cotton Plantation Company of Natal (Limited) have announced that the share list will be closed on the 17th inst. Subjoined are the present quotations of insur ance, g as, dock, and other shares, as given in the Stock Exchange list of last evening Insoraaos.—Aert Medical Life and Family Eadowment, 28 ; Miaow British and Foreign, 151 to ; ditto Marine, 554 ; Atlas, 118 to fl ; Commas] Union, 48 to f ; Guardia. 514 ; Imperial Firs. 351; 1 4 0 , 214 to ; liidemotty Marine. 160; Lend= sad Provincial Law, 31 to I ; London and Praha:del Marine, 2 ; Marine, 100; Misery., 611 ; North British sod Manmade, 188 ; 000110 Marina, 13 to 1 W ; 150 ; B° V ha lt; elate, 295 ; fan Life, 78, ex div. and bs. ; and Mersey Marine, 48 to 6 ; Uniroyal Life, 338 ; Univac. eel Maria, 38 to f. °alight and Coke.—Equitable New, 94 ; Great Onotral, 16; Imperial. 86 to 4, ex div. ; ditto, New, 718, az dlr. • Imperial Ociotineotel, 67 to 14 to 7f. ex dip. ; 100, ex div. ; Surrey Onisomers, 174 ; United Geosral„ 281 ; Watanineter Chartered New,4o, ex div. ; Waters, 18, Mork.,—East sad West ladis, 1378 ; Loudon, 58, ex div. ; Victoria, 98 to 78. Gaels.— Regent's (or Loodoo), 24. Waterworta—Beaiin, 78 to 8 ; East London, 126. TUESDAY EVINING, Consols,'which closed yesterday at iir to 71 for sth March, opened and closed today at the same quotation. For money the last price was 924 to 4. The official business report is as follows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 924, 4,4, ; ditto for account, 924, 3 ; Three per Cents. Reduced, 924,.4, 4, 4 ; New Three per Cents., 924, 4,4, f; 'Thirty Years Annuities, 1885, 154 ; Bauk Stock, 238 ; India Stock, 229, 227 ; ditto Five per Cent. Stock, 108 i, 108 ; ditto for account, 1084 ; Four per Cent. " entaced" rupee paper, NI; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 1124. The India Five per Cent. stock remains at 108 to 4, and Exchequer Bills at is. dia. to 3s. prem. 'rhe foreign stock market was heavy, realisa tions predominating. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (sr MKT= Tamoikeß.) READING MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) BWEICPSTAKES OF 5 BOYS. Windsor hew. BERKSHIRE STEEPLECHASE, Alma 6 ran. ENTRY FOR SELLING RTEEPLECHASE. About three miles. The winner to be sold. DOCIAVOT 60i, Tattler 40i., sad Orkoustra 404 WHITLEY STAERS. Two miles and a half. Oaasewielr,Alma, Light of other lasya Python , Lesion Oliver, Mathwar, Long Odda, Gladiator, Orkoastra, Oork screw, sod Oliver Twist ara hare. SCARBOROUGH MEETING.—(THIS DAY.) SCARBOROUGH STREPLEUHASE. About throe miles and a baR. Joe Maay, Red Robin, Rainy, hem by The Era, Jena mine, awry Bounce, and Fader Witch ue here. Rapes and Olin= are serandied. INNKSBPSIIIf PLATE. About two miles sod Samar Lem, Pedd►, Jimmie Deese, Crookshanka, osto, Widesweke, Sam Waller, Katehkes, Lord of the TOO, sail Better-Leirthea-Never its hers. HUNTERS' STAKES. About three miles and a half. Rader Witch, Ram, Cato, Beek the Gardener, Sports man, Brampton , sad Cherry Bounce are hers. firimota Fiala.Naze DAY.)—A fire broke out last night in the premier of Mr. R. Gemson, an extensive card manufacturer, in Garrett-lane, Wadsworth. An mamma amount of property was destroyed which is thus officially reported by Captain Shaw, the superintendent of the Londosi &lip& :—" Garrett-lane ' Weeds worth. Mr. R. Gems , dud manufacturer—a home of eleven =timber built, Ind as engine and glazing rooms, down. Timber building, used as drying rooms, 70 feat keg by 15 feet wide burned down ; over six miles trout the wastat engine-station , of the London establish. cwt. Oast of ire maknown ; insured in the Royal Firs ' alke.—Oarrett-lans, R. Bell and Co., patent match nobietaren ; lath sad u sit partition damaged by fire, and contente and building tly by water, kc."—A fire broke out about four o'clock • morning in the premises Delon ing to Mr. W. Joy, bees broom manufacturer, 17, Junes street, Bethnal-green-rced ; the workshops were nearly boned out.—A fire also took place in the premiere of Mr. J. B. Needle, • pawnbroker, No. 13, Jaddetrest, Brans wick-mama Considerable damp was dom. THE ACCIDI64T AT SADLER'S WELLL—We are happy to state that the young lady who was burst while performing on the =l . lBeases Wells Theatre on Mon day night is not so injured as was at first supposed. The facts ascertained to. correct are times :—ln the last scene of the peotonfinas, and +Akio lees than • minute of the time for the curtain to fall, a Min Neilson came is *se tae* with one of tie pass of red ere, and the upper portion of her dress ignited. Fortunately the skirts did not catch, and by the prompt exertions of s workman, who threw the nnfortimategirt on the stage, and wrapped her in his coat, the RUMS were speedily extinguished. Mies Neilson, however, was sed though y m l i m o r ir s e t about the arms, Lect ly and A s f houl ter te i r n s ; attended by a surgeon, she hr al was placed in • Mb, and con veyed, sot to one of the hospitals, but to her home, which, by • Annie eascideneo is in the same street im which laved poor Miss Smith, who so lately met her death by • precleely sierdlareesident at another theatre. TER FATAL ACCIDENT AT Ave ICE WELL—Last • Dr. Latest', resumed an adiounied investigation at the Yayal Free Ifie*tal into the circumstances that led to the death of John Patter, aged 28, • labourer, who was killed by the falling of se etch into • new ice well in mom of erection for Mr. Gatti, in New Wharf-road, Oaledosinn-road. The jury returned • verdict of "Acci dental death," with so addendum expressive of their con viction that the deceased lost his life from an error of nt of those with whom be was not concerned, who ed the work of ocestrneting the roof of the ice well. The jurors farther upraise' their regret that Mr. Gatti, the proprietor of the ice -well, did not employ proper and efficient superintentleeos over those who were engaged to perform the work, and they also regretted that Mr. William Moseley, the district surveyor, should have allowed sash a work to proceed to nearly its completion without detecting to dangerous nature, MELANCHOLY DEATHS OP TH 6E2 OCTOOINA. RIANE—Two octogeoariam named Joseph and Johs Fits waiter, brothers, lived, together with their sister, in • home in Parliament-street for a greet number of years. The brothers bad been brought up to the Mane= of lam de signing, and the sister had acted in the capacity of house keeper. Joseph, the elder one, was, • short time ago, at tacked with brocchitie, under which be lingered for some times much pan. On Wednesday last, however, he died at the ripe old age of 84 years. The brother and sister of the deceased were much affected by his death, the brother showing excessive signs of grief. His grieving, however, was sot long, for he expired in one hour after his brother. The death of two brother' to whom she was devotedly at tached was a shock which the eater was unable to with stand ; and on the morning fixed for their interment, she also expired at the age of 88 years. Tat LAW or Assam ur Faawcs.—The /taper tics/ Dauphin*. contains a protest from M. Joke Thieved, engineer of the mines of Oar-Rouban, in the province of Tlemcen (Algeria), masa an arbitrary arrest of which he has been the victim, under nearly the name circumstances as Y. Fleury, ex-representative, was lately is Paris. M. Fleury, however, was allowed to ro from his home to the prefecture in • hackney-coach, but M. Jules Thevenst was takes off in the presence of all the inhabitants, and obliged to mete • two days' jauntily on honebsok, under soma of four geedannes, from Gar-Boehm to Thames. On his appearing before the Procnreur- Im *la, it was discovered that H. Jules Thevenet's person in so way resembled the description of the Joseph Tbeveset, accused of fraudulent bankruptcy, for whom he had been mistakes. It was also amerteined that Y. Jules Themest is a native of Grenoble, where his busily is highly respected, while Joseph Thereat is a native of St. Julies, In Savoy. Alter acksowlseglog that tinder the circomstanoss the magistrates could only express regret for whet bad Unread M. Juke Thevenet concludes his ; letter with the following observatioas :—" Yet how • insufficient is this reparation for the mental sufferings endured during a journey of 25 league, under the escort of gendarmes! What compensation is there for the Ices caused to the Gar-Reuben Mining Company by the sus sonion of all the works during my compulsory abuses! What a perturbation has there not been in the iodostriel ; popaktios, thus soddenly deprived of work aid sr; ik„, r wog din It t_t thai. puLi . salaam - a by the too frequent abuses ociounitreet under the working std defective matitutioos, should claim some el than gua rantees of which our English neighbours are so iireatL • A Tau Fox. —Mr. William Riteon, of Wasdale Head, has at this time • fine fox, fall grown, whisk goes loose in the yard, with his shepherd's doge, is as assatdo• able and quiet se any cur, and has sot, to all sppeereses, any wish to enjoy its former nefelnial2ooe quarters. —Chea ter:B*d Pacquet. IMPERIAL P. .HOUSE OF OOMMONS.-(THIS DAY.) The BPILICIZ took the chair at 12, but a house was not formed till • quarter past. Coleast B.=. presented a petition from two aims of the Indian army, complaining of the amalgamation of oho army. and prayin for redress. Mr. 8. FITZGERALD presented three petitions from Limerick in favour of the Irish Fisheries THEGAROTTING SYSTRM. Mr. ADDERLEY gave notioe that m Tureday next he should move for leave to bring in a bill to afford greater protection to her Majesty's subjecta from violence. SALMON FISHERIES (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. MACH AfION, in moving the second reading of this bill, said that up to the year 1842 the Where laws of Ire land were similar to those existing in England. In that year, in defiance of all law and disregarding all principle, a bill was passed without any previous inquiry, and without any comment whatever. It was • rob and nothiog buts iob, and • minister who was pre sent when it passed said that it must be • very gross one when no Irish member said • w or d aga i ns t it. (Laughter.) His bill would not interfere with any patent rights or the rights of upper proprietors. All that it proposed in fact to do was to repeal the act of 1841 The act of 1842 was so obnoxious and so ineffective that for eight yean from 1842 the promoters of it were obliged to coon to parliament to amend it. Therefore there was no pretence for saying that the act of 1342, whatever might be its result, created vested rights, and ought not to be now disturbed. The act is force in England was much more stringent than the bill he proposed. His learned friend (Mr. Butt) had an amendment to his motion to the effect that any legislation affecting the rights of the owners of property secured by the existing laws regulating Irish fisheries, ought to be preceded by • full and complete in quiry either by • royal commission or • committee of that home. No • he held with Lord Ellenborough that no man could claim a property in • public nuisance ; and the creation of weirs, bag nets, sod ',take nets, was • public nuisance. What claim had those proprietors who occupied land at the mouth of rivers to the fish upon the shores of the ses. They did not feed the fish. Thu were, in fact, the usurpers of rights which belo to the Queen, as trustee for the public. e common law rights of the public to their common of plecary were confiscated by the act of 1842, and because an act was smuggled through the house in that year, was it to be maintained that the public had for ever lost their rights. He hoped parliament would never sanction such • doctrine as that. There was no necessity for any further commimini of inquiry, because there bad been commissions of inquiry over and over again. But he should like to see a permanent commission created, inch as existed in ancient times in England, for the purpose of seeing that the rights of the public' were protected against weirs and other improper modes of taking flab. All he asked was that Ireland should have the same fishery laws as England. He did not suppose there was asything in the condition of Ireland or any peculiarity in the nature of Irish salmon which rendered them unfit to have the same protection which wan afforded to England by the Act of 1861. The hon. gentleman concluded by moving the second reading of the bill. Mr. BUTT rose to move the following amendment : " That any legislation affecting the rights of the °mien of property secured by the existing laws regulating Irish fisheries ought to be presided by a full and complete ioquiry, either by a royal commission or • committee of this house." The hon. and learned gentleman contended that the whole question of Irish fisheries was brought before parliament in 1842, not by • private member but by the go veroment of the day, and then settled—that under that act rights had been created which it would be • violation of property now to take away. That act was • settlement of rights which in his opinion was superior to any rights exist ing under old and obsolete acts of parliament. (Left speaking.) CAMBRIDGE ELECTION. POLLING.—(THIS DAY.) (By axonal TazolArs.) Timms o'cLooz. Powell Fewoett 502 467 HALP•PAST rwavi o'cLocc Powell Fawcett 5lO TWO O'CLOCK. Oosservative statement : Powell 619 Fawcett Liberal statement : Fawcett 562 Powell THINK O'CLOCK. Lalend stamina : Aimee Powell Oosserrative statemose : Powell Fawcett 611 677 672 591 DEVONPOI2 szscrroz. 1701111PATION.—CTIOB DAT.) Off ILICITILIC TZLIOZA2I.I At the nomination of candidates this day the show of hands was declared to be in favour of Mr. Finial. the oeuservative candidate. A poll was daemanded for Sir F. Grey. MEETING OP CONVOCATION.-(THIS DAY). This morning the Convocation of the Province of Canterbury easembled at Westminster. The Archbishop of CLIITSIBUItIr presided in the Upper House, bat their lordships had not proceeded to busmen when we west to press. I. the Lower House the Dean of Bristd resumed his duty u prolocutor. Many petitions were presented, having reference to an extension of the episcopate, church rates, &c. Archdeacon DINIBON then moved the suspension of the standing orders, ip order that the house might proceed to the consideration of Dr. Coletrao's book. Dr. /Mem. seconded the motto°, which wu Carried. Archdeacon DINISON then proemial to move en address, and went elaborately into the Belied. LETTER FROM GARIBALDI'S BON. TO THIt IDTTOII OF THE 'arms. Si a, —I have received the enclosed letter from General Geriheldi's son, Riocioti, who h now with his honoured father at Caprera. I thought it might pow ally interest your readers—it is written in Engbah.—lais, JOHN RICHARDSON. 30, Bisbopsgate•street Without, &0., London, Feb. 11. " Camera, Jan. 19,1863. _ . "My dear Sir,—l am instructed by my father to write to you to say that he will not be able to come to England just yet, because he can scarcely go on crutches. A trial was made yesterday, whi3h proved suomesful, papa having walked across the room several times. With many thanks to you for your great kiwiums, I remain, my deer sir, _ . - . _ yours truly,_ " R. Ganoisuu." "To John Richardson, Fag., C. C." BPALCH or Cornsitinn PIMA) BM.—An address to Sir Charles Woad was presented yesterday by the Marl of Shaftesbury, the Moo. A. Kflosainl, and many other gentlemen, thanking him for his despatch to the government of India on the draft of the proposed law of contracte for that country. In their address, the gentle men by whom it is signed offer their sincere thanks for the instruction" given to the government of India in the despatch referred to, and deprecate the proposed law of 'entracte as injurious to the beet interests of India, and contrary to mound principle. The proposed Draft Act is deserlted as being specially designed to protect tbe pre sent system of advances to the cultivator upon hie crops, and is peculiarly open to this objection, that it he a direst teesiseey to foster and perpetuate a system ac knowledged by all to be, as now carried on, one of the impediments to the expansion of a natural and neatest commerce in India. And should this law be =I. it must retard indefinitely that introduction of a end more legitimate system. The report of the Iteogal Indigo Commission is alluded to as affording in disputable proof that where the two contracting parties are a plater and a ryot, the latter can scarcely ever be said to be a free agent ; and, under such circumstanced, the coo' treat will be one unduly in favour of the party who has the power to compel the other to enter into en agreement. In conclusioe, the memorialists express an earnest hope that Sir Charles Wood will not be induced, by any °own &rations of temporary advantage, to swerve from the pest principles enunciated in his recent despatch ; and that contracts between individuals shall be left in Judi, as in all civilised countries, exclusively to the ordinary 01 " 1 j uri.aict ! 9 a a nd 7rocees. :tree. w seed ax eascog others, by the Earl of Sof teebun, Lord Rayleigh, the Earl of Dalhousie, the Moroni o f Ch o i mog ,g e l e y, the Marl of Darnley, the Earl of &vas. Lord Eholj ni. , Lord the Merl of Oainshoreagb. and Wioeheater, Colossi Bytom LP., TlPT•bert — Mil bury, Y.P., Mr. J. Tollerwacee, M.P., Mr. J. Watt Brie n" N.P.. Mr. E. Barton, LP.. Mr. Augment°, M.T., Mr. T. W. limas, M.P., Mr. 0. Needy, MP., Mr. 0 . Ilaytta, Lord A. Churchill, M.P., Sir Morton Pito, ILP., sad upward" of one hundred other gentlemen repro smiting the Mews of various dames of the community. INTO LONDON FROM ilia 9 TO VIOL II -- - Wheat llacil;lfieoictl. iriTli. - -- - Foreign. Barley 1 3020 I .... 1 4010 780 • .... 1 11670 Oats Malt Flour, &gild% 2110 sacks: foreign. 60 ilia': 2100 brie. LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. (TRIG DAY.) (BY NIJONIDO AND INTISNATIONAL TILNONAPH.) (MK OUR OWN 001IJAPONDINT.) A decidedly better market with a good export deemed for New York. Sales, probably 8,000 balm. MINCING . LANK.-(THIS DAY.) - - amiss—There continues to be i fair demand at previous prices, but there le rather less briskness in the demand. Mauritius sold, low to line brown, 23a. 6d. to 34.. &I. ; low yellow; Ms. to 355. 6d.; crystallised yellow and white, 365. to 43e. Medina, grainy good and fine yellow, 39a. to 40a. 6d. ; fine white, 47e. • Penang brown, 31a. to 33e. 6d. • Yellow, 34n. to MIL; Maranah, No. 11 to 12, 375. to 375. lid . Relined continues Arm. Corm continues to rallies very firm prioes. Plantation Ceylon triage, 73. to 80s. ; middling and good middling, 80a. 6d. to 90.. 6d. ; peaberry. 90s. to 935. ; native Ceylon, good and fine ordinary, 735. to 75e. 6d. Tha.—A good parent Manner is doing at fall prices. Rics—The market is not active. &dam sold at tia. Iton.—A few puncheons of Demerara gold at Is. 7d. Bimms/L-760 bop sold refraction 6; to 31, at 36e. Rd. to 375. cult._ Ittwoo.—Tbe quarterly Dalai of East India oommetwed yesterday. The quantity to be brought forward consists of 7,307 chesta, of which 1,961 are Bengal, Tithoot, &u • 1,127 Onde and Plant Oude, 903 Kurpab , 1,610 Madras, 935 Figs, 281 Manilla, and 500 iidrim. The sale opened very flatly, there being but few buyers either for home use or exportation. Most of the paresis of Bengali and Kurpaba offered have been bought in at a discount of 4d. be Bd. per lb.; the small part that sold showed a decline of 9d. to Is. per lb.; a few dry leaf Madras sold at 2d. to 4d. de cline ; and Noonan figs at 4cL, but the parcels offered of both descriptions were chiefly withdrawn. 2,852 chests passed the sale, of which 1,751 were withdrawn, and 703 bought in, leaving 398 chests sold. finnuac has sold at firmer prices, prod, 81. 7e. 6d. to 81. 13. 6d. ; button sort, 71. to 71...25. 6d. . . . Corroli:LThe marludie not active, but a fair business baa beau tray/acted at about former pion. TALLOW MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) The !market is quiet, Subjoined ars the present quota time —Town tallow, 445., net ash; Petersburg Y. 0., us the spot, 445. 6d. to 445. 9d. ; March, 44a. 9d. ; k ril a to Jane, 44a. 9d. ; October to December, 465. 9dL to BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Mesas. Pattooden and Smith report no alteration in the market since Monday last. COAL MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Walla Ead Tees, 16s. 9d.; Walls Lad Hartlepool, 16a. 9d. Walla End Goatorth, lea. 3d. ; Taafield Moor Bates,; 12a. 6d. ; &beide Hartley, 14a. ; Davidatar's Hartley, 14. 611. ; Bedlam; Hartley, 14a.-222 ship at aulzket. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. Uncanny TU. 10.-Sales toetay : Caledonian, 1164—Grist Intern, 47*—Ioncaeltire and Yorkahlre,lo9l—Loodon and South Walden, 104—Manebester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 434 4 4e —Metropolitan. 114—Midland, 1v —North Eastern, Bendel, l th Eastern, 961 661 4—Coplapo and Caldera, 140 ii o x o dire. Dutch Rhenish. 1 1-16 p.—Oreat Luxembourg, 151 .1 !..1 , : e 4 11.16 * 11-16 t 11-16--Great Western of Venezia, 121 — and Mersey Marine, 84 p—Great Ship Company, 174 per *cent, Preference, 106 MAaCniffira, lrm, 10.—There has been a good business, and steady prices. Croat Eastern, 474—Great Luxembourg, 161 9-16 I—Great Northern, A, 1604—Great Bhlp, 6e. 9d.—Orand Trunk of Canada, n4—Great Western, 67—Illinois Central, 894 paid up, 63—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1094—London and North Western,99—Manchester and County Bank, 14 P Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolnahlre, 44 44 I y 444 *— Midland, 163—North EaMern, Berwick, 101--South Eastern, 96 546 64 64 *—Thames and Mersey Marine Insurance, ILI: I .: , r iv -aa h nk , of Manchester, 1.1 p.—MeMopolitan, 11 16-16 1- 14 p.—Lancashire lnsursnee, Construction Bel" 76—West Midland, Oxford, 424—Birkenhead, fraf—Plu. nem Deferred Ordinary Stock, 1324-I,linbre, Perth, and Dundee, Pi . . . Trititigottam, Fn. 10.—The transaction in the market to day Included Worcester and Birmingham Canal share s , at 11, — Birmingham Canals, at 9111-01oucester Wagon Company shares, at n prern.-31etropolitan Carriage end Wagon Company shares, at 1 prem. Birmingham Basking Company shares closed, buyers, at 161. It is stated that formal proceedings for heresy have been Intifada' against Professor Jewett, in the Chancellor's Court, Oxford, 'the prosecutors being the Bev. Dr. Pussy, resin, professor of Hebrew; the Rev. Dr. Hartley, Margaret professor of divinity ; and the 11ev. Dr. Ogilvie, professor of Pastoral Theology. The hearing is expected to take place in the course of the present term. TEE BISHOP or Ezzrthes LIBRART.—The Lord Bishop of Exeter having declared his intention of presenting to the county of Cornwall his valuable and extensive thee logioal literary, on condition that • suitable building be pro vided in Truro for its reception, we are happy to state that at a general meeting of the Arehdeaconry of Cornwall it was agreed to accept the munificent offer, with grateful thanks to his lads - hip for his kindness, and to use every means for providing a suitable place for the reception and custody of the books. Since then • site, in every way most desirable, has been selected, and the purchase will shortly be completed. The bishop has directed that a deed of gift he mpared at axe. Son J. HUDSON AT PISA.—The British minister at Tarts, SirJamee Hudson, has within the last few days visited Pisa. The students of the university, being anxious to pay a compliment to "so good a fraud to Italy," sent • deputation to express their feelings. Unfortunately Sir James was absent, and therefore the de putation was forced to be contented with forwarding the following address : —" To hie Excellency Sir James Hudson. The association of students at Pisa, wishing to do homage to the illustrious men who represents the free English na tion at the court of Italy, have elected the undersigned to interpret their feeliwa towards your excellericy. To ex ecute this honourable oommlerion we went to your resi dence, hut bad not the pleasure of seeing you. Communi cating in this letter the sentiments of impact and esteem which we are unable to do in person, the undersigned beg yam to seleet the set of the association.—A. Form, L. SOMAVI, 8. Dm ithirros." To which Sir James replied : "Genthrinen,—l em deeply honoured by the kind and Batter int!, ex pressions contained is your letter. I consider myself 'errant, fT, th the patioTmanco, of my dap Ihive merited the good wishes of so distinguished a limy as alit which you reereeset.—Your obliged servant, JAMAS ROD. son.—Florrmee, Feb. 1, 1863." HORRIBLE ACCIDENT AT FORDELL COLLIART.--• A dreadful amideot occurred on Saturday at Fordell Col liery, mar Dunfermline. A your mama was looking down one of the pita, when she lost ber helium and fell in. !rem the dep th the pit shaft, she must have been killed before sho the bottom. Shortly after the widest a semi tees sad the body found literally smashed to tthgthanth. Yae,obtr Liaise Ike* asap. 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Cook's Kitchen shares continue in demand, and have further improved, the present quotation being 32j to 331 0 Tincroft are also rather firmer, at 16 to Russell, on the other hand, are very teary, and have declined to 4f. east Caradon are quoted 46 to f ; North Roam:, 49; to 50f ; North Crofty, 411 to 4 ; East Rosewarne, 31 to 9; Caradon Consols, 19 to 21 ; Wheal Beton, 215 to 220, being dull ; Market Valley, 114 to Fast Cern Brea, 101 to 11.1 ; Drakewalls, 24 to ; Wheal Harriett, 3f to 4 ; Great Fortune, 314 32, being firm ; and Wheal Ludcott, 71 to 81. Moutes Aureos shares are firm, Cape Copper dull, and Pontgiband and Yudanamutaus steady. The Stock Exchange Committee have directed that the shares of the Don Pedro North del Rey Gold Mining Company shall be quoted in the official list. STAG HUNT 111 BZIGHTON.—A remarkable event in " the abase " marred at Brighton bet Thursday. /air William Heatheoth's pack met tot ones in a war at Pita:h im& The stag was nucarted on Ditoblinpoommoa, and nut towards Lewes, over Plumpton.plain to Stanmse.park, them over the rail to the Bantam Down and Brighton nice-conreem. Here, as be was running south, the hounds were whipped off, and the beet mounted of the riders endeavoured to head him, but in veils. The horses, after a rapid run of two boars, were nearly 'pest, and, in the dement to Brie:tau, the start had the anew& Away be weal by the hospital. along -road, on to " the cliff." Ileaparate efforts were now made to tern him, but he 000tinued eastward by Percival. terrace, and. 'alien's at a Rath chair on the Kemp. town Eaplanede, leaped the dwarf wall Wyss, the twe b wr ies there, and alighting on pavement, Weirs hie bark! a He wee a valuable stag, of some repute as a " ringrunner," and bad afforded many a day's tint-rate sport. His came is over, his glory deperted, for, aim! be was to be soon ou the evening of hie last day, without his skin, in a hatchet's shop in Eestetreet.—Brighton Ouarctian. 1 0. 14-4-8 169. Wei 10.000 • CO 10,001 ,M 413 ilia& I 15.00 ( 16,000 i d ouo l NMI I*.sit • 4eat ni ili .... IGI mii - e PLI 1046 -- 1 12i 71 dls 101 Hsi im IOSI - a? la .4 sir 73 80 As 11 1 , Is 36 sla - IS ii 7e ssi i 71 8 i_tj - U - Sii - - xl _z4 isr k~ S i 9