The Express. — London, England, 1856-05-24 00:00:00

tt 41• • pit to give up her interest in the policy /.r i's Ile, but oho mid she would ilitiee bees arn 9 sr enlicitor t 3 set for her. I • k „„. thst Welter Palmer s'iroed ibis assignment of ptmt .4/ withal gettirg Laver' for I. bat he had au a kmee fers.shed, and got • bill tor 20(11. I dr.n't arm test the h.i! w.ti sever paid. The s•gtie atte ting Il k di cam a' perdue:ad in my band-writing. and lo3king I have nn doubt that the prisoner in the "ma of Mt applied to me to attest a prop . sal Ipole, y en his brother's if . The suture is the stoned document is also in my It is a simile, proposal to anothsr ice, but I have steno d. übt whetner I did Lot i . d c fro r.l of them prop-sole in blank. Cook gave V• to NlLum Valuer for the its wino *shoo in the Ist. l• was lest is May het year, and immediately st• r ado Paint, min C. oh seat to the Shrewsbury races I dot think the money ars sent op to Pratt to meet one of Nimes bills. Ita.ssinieet —I hove known Yrs. Palmer many 1 , 0 , I knew her wen bet re her busband's d. oh. I shoeld say sre is silty years of see. Pa:mer is ■4 toe a test son. Joseph, merchant et Ler rp .01, is the elee-t I should soy he is between forty-five sad forty-six yr WS .1 W. The neat sou is George, the solic i tor, it Kulp ley ; the neat is tt-e clereynne. There is a s.stor lilies with ih4 mother, whn keeps three ats. 11. e house is a l opts use, ointaineg live b. dronme besides the invests., end I generally slept in the r• nearest the ehemb. There is no pretence for saying that I have had improper intimacy with Mrs. It may hove hem s, ...id bet I sh ould think there is no truth in it. !laugh.) /Or Loon then ooj •orr ert for half as Four. (We shall coat ow our rep rt in • Liver Edition.] METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS. lb. ordioary weakly board meting was bald yea- Ifdl7 is tb• COunt.l Cosebt r. Mr.l smarm :n the chair. Tr.: tittate:.l apical:a:at showed a total gasoral babobea of 141.3251. 1.. 3.1 A desire', m was lair wlnevd Irma the 13 and of IVorks at tha 111,read distrai, sad from the wits: of the p rah of St P.33,1'5, C..vrat Norden. on the sob.ect of a new wrest Lom Cflllooll/11-4W11 , , Laic 1,4 r-squaw. to Bata-street, Cotattardie. It was stet. 1.1 tt at ins Doke .1 Bedford ins mitered to c .attabute 15,6004. t rands the proposed h ing one lelf of its estimst d est. Tho memorial .0 teceitll sod referred to ti. commilr• of works, t 3 <bete so many dommtati 01 a Warier nature have Wily Wes wat. . . . . Mr. By:WILEY inquired wh. th.r the ervansittre of work' ►rd any report in preparation on toe @abject. referred to '►rr4 . . . The Cuatituars Intimated that before long the elm mires would le/orsh a report before the board . Mr. Dr 11:Aty U•S11110111 enclavexi the COOMit.ee wets eely io reign upon the carticula 15 . :an, and MP sorials shit! the beard had referred to them. Ile world sow t 1 revs hand Is toe seljoined twice of molon, " that it be re'ared to the worts' co minim to rrinsider the pressed state of the several olomutiteati is to and in the metro polio, sat the best mons cf impost. g the ease, and report ttee is to Ma b-aett." . _ Ltotts deestirg that each a courts tsudel to isvcst rmaident .ith too 'met power, gars notice %um t.• stall (Now tt• notion of rso , ios of tte deputy. (near.) TOO TWIT NO 33333 N DIAINAOS. _ _ The Ilitilleff to the board, B iseiaet;read as in put e at report re the above sublect, bet owls. to its very erre Haiti we are obliged to defer its publication still Moaday. Tha report was ordered to be ;rioted sad dr• (eland. _ _ Mr. LISLIR celled attention to the feat that th. propcoot ratfellet Berated was within the Metrephitaa district. CLAIMS FOR COM PP AAA Aft., sa anis fled debet• oa tee rep ,re of the assamitters es tea se'j et, tee priosipal rocaamesdat.toss were opal to. SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OP CRUELTI TO ANIMALS. The sunset meeting of tins society was held yes. .riday in the Hearer- gave RiOMP, ander the presidency of the Marquis of Westminster. It e N Cli411111•11, io creasy the proceedings, r coked the nuflOkit p Ore in tar report, sod, in beerier testimony to t, e satisnict try nearer to whisk the °Nth.. of the sordety had bees time 1 into effect daring the past 12 mouths, re ferred to the year's rife .rd at the ervictions witch bad bra placed the hinds of the meeting. The nob:. thermos said that the return was as evidence of the intelligear sad energy of the COndeCtOr of the prosecutier. The r-port, which wet read by the ucble chairman, stated the storms that the society bed made daring the last year re Ls advancing undersell" end .• rev ming idiots's." opersti ins bed so greatly weeded, that its espeaditar bid also isruly lasseard ; bat the sibiemptions end does hoes bad more thee rashod thee. of last year. The meet minorteet points were the retabliabinent .f two sew pr. viicisl retries, one to o . esirore cad the o'h.r to Carrie:A kers; one .brow, at P.,rt Loma, is the Maarieles, and one emtempleted at Cape Tara; the successful abetting of cruelty to ben is the Highland, of ffe,tland by to ty's •Ilkers, • ded by Mr. Farquharson of legercill 1, and the swore air et toe lictinbergh So. Silty for toe Prevenr.on of enmity to Animal.; the cor sages's isteation to eiscalate • small e.t.a.., ode wares housed, he animals, mot t•. iistroduee rho gybiLee isms pub• he ichcois end the eward'•g amts nsq y- eying home 6a. to ..1 61 • to °ohm c omelets who .bow activity in prose muss rams of enmity to ideals. The rennet auto stated that trte looditima of toe b.rws employed is the esetropo lite. stage and backs*, caresses l al sg.ta engaged the special attentioa of the lestistee oMmrs," and that though "lb. e.ttle sled by the lower Mess of cab-owners, parties bill thee waked dories the might," were weak cad bad, then Ire ft mesa qt believe th‘t the ellinthes fairies had esesidtrably lupine t Ia quality sad °mot on." This smuggest was Istercatiarly eorreborated by Sir Croaca Kuser, who, in a4stedtee the sail on of Mr. A. Mathison, M.P , for the oop.iictert if allecrs tor the germs ro., imparted wag cart as nefameti a narctog the legatee,. of genes by Lead ,a omnibus pr Indiums, rd ea me piitlnalorly by tbe Load.. Combat Cowpox,. He sad MA toe Omnibus Asseeta.i , e of Lund as bad the mat direct let 99999 is as welf it., of their b-Yeea, sad gave lb ma pleottfel allow ire of the very brat fodder, for that 1104 Wird h / sa• ed el .t data ; the mores of work deer by etch cimeibrie horse mg% t'nnspirativele srsh'alti meet t..e th.t the saint,. r • (m".. it went daily was bet •ori r, .ad woe at • era but toot boom, sad that, if soother boor sr.. dhwr.l f. r e easing sad Itaroessisg, it wss lett at its ear 21 bars oat of tte 24 ia large sad wed-rent toted stables; that siT,II repimesb of 44, 4 1 1 clad be eqsippsd thorn the somber of torsos sap opid in smaibears is Londoo, for they estostMal to 6,003, sad bad 3.(k rev to Late care of than ; site that a very lege portion of tale restore derived from seatheses was pot node for • suptranonation f-ad fm its See, and that the amount of this sap hell was manhood according to 'he este that • etas hid taken of tr berms tautened t his lie. pies. He also said that its subject of lora g oisit.snn•ei was one that panics lady ore hire to the o.jsets of ire society ; and is to lair a • t0te5...41 side by Mr. W. Carlos', ihst omnibuses I earrad 41 pron.'. be observed that it was err Wogs, f .r it did sot suit omnibus pr pi ,st ,rs to have large omnibus.' 'de Meg is Lindoc, ; and t - .at the somber of persons 5t4.1 , 1 carried in as emn.heo wa, be; 12 or 13, and Geer.- 11 1 ,1 1, bat very r rely, 22 or 23 'be nget, 0 . 2 a tro I. o by 8., J. BCLLIREAST, H.P., orolded by Pf 01.049, Spoon's, trio riveted by Mr. ADAK SIIITIC us.ulea-enly Whelan:, cud the meatier; ttnaiesatal with th- coatit vote of thaska to the cheesiest. The followieg are the minting' of the literary cad Icieetitie sJcitties for the *mains dwelt :—llondey—Oeo graphical, I—Men idersay. Toe dry —lartauties of Ctv,l Eretneere, O—Preeideat's Corvenagooe ; Horticultural, 3, EMMA bleteor..l9t,edl, 7-0 66666 I and Council; Zool.. gra', 9—Scientile; It lel lo•titatins. 3—" On Phototora piy," by Mr. Maloof. ilfedne‘day—S misty of Arte, 8— " Rider, sod Prewnt State of the Msrhine-wrcngbt Lace Tree.," by Mr. Felkie ; Oecl• , gical, 8 Oa the Silurian Roca of Wigtosah re," by Mr. More —" On the Inds earl the O:ean•Cerrente ea the Fo, make of Strata," by Mr. MMus.; Microscopic 8; Royal Society of Lite rature, ; Crittah A•crm logical 1,-sociatian, Bi—"Os Ant:quitter f Con e," by Mr. Pettigr. w.—" Oa offertory Ih Iv., and on thd saute Co. and our Lady of Loretto," by Mr. Cumin,. Thersday—Royal Invitation, 3—"Oa L . 710 ." by PrOIIMPOT Tyndall , Society of aatiquartre, 8; N onima'ir. 7. Fr.ddy Insitalon, 81—." Os the Chestie,l P , Mc.plre limiter in Arricaltur.lEaperimeule." bI Re Playfair. Satsrddy—Roydl Inetitutios , 3—" Os the Ren . Metal e Elements, their Manufacture and Applies tim." by Ur. Manton THE OYFICIRS IN THE CRIMEA AND TUE LATE Fiat AT COVENT —.Colonel W. H C. s:ey has r , sitt.d to Mr. Mitchell, of B ned-street the tam of ;W., th. pr ..f • dramatiC eater %inmost Rivet at The ramp heron S.butoplo. 1.7 the Akers of the 7 , 6 sod 73r.1 I 0 . ..1"11 asd tie Bde Br gide, to be d.stMated CO ant t• puff,rve by the la:a Aro at CJveir.-gardes Ti,.',, G• 11.111 1. or lumsTaraioN.---Last even its Hos, P. Horton r asale.ed the huadredth represents hoc of her popolir illustrations," on which mamba boaqu.ti w•re dutributod ecoept the ladies of l"e •Lo were the sore grit , ll.d at rucb an addl. ti •ti the enterre , eseer be tbey had reeeised co ro •10.11 it Two SOW m o or were sues in ch mass nl see witio‘; red It woo a• sourced that oa the day or the I :wrimaroar.," the pleonastic* would take plot, a tr.e aimeinir in.t.ted of la the OTta'Of. la order "" %;ai k'n Irma Ike ..00try at;sht base et opportunity of watle-,6lit Tto .otoriao of the building boa besa nub rove d b lapy surreal lalrable additions i n th e way o f f at ' to /he d detorelesa. obi* every ottostiaa Iwo bsea paid den, fhr toed ventilators. lb* goterre caotaiis • desplteh front the British Coarit at P.ltirao reportieg at groat losath the qaarsat`ite t•eshi.iose receatly catsWalted by the 84: 4 'iaa thiprota• Board of He LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. unTlicos IN 1111/$OO.-100111 emit VATIC! MTV &PI MANDY AND O. WITT. The pleinties w, re formerly in the service of de. readest, one as footmen, and the other as cook, end they continued with him until be gave beta of them notice to leave. They then jointly demanded rf him the reason for the discharge, and he de eined to give it. Sabeequently, they made the same al pliecion separately, and he then told oath of them that they had both hems robbing him, by taking food and wine and potatoes oat of the hones. The plain tiffs thereupon brought two actions against Mr. Witt to re cover dannos for the slander, and the only plea wee lot guilty. The rases were tried before Mr. Juries Wales at the last sittings in Middlesex, and on that occasion the jury gave verdicts for the plaintiffs for W. is each cam Mr. Watson now moved for a new trial, on the ground that the slander complained of wu a Frivileged cosanai• voice tar which the defendant was not liable. Bale granted. THE SUNDAY BAND QUESTION. DEPUTATION TO LORD P, DAY) f.-(11118 Ms morning several deputations appointed at nevelt publ.o nseetings waited upon Lord Pabasset'', st his private residaeor in Pirciday, to call the attention of his lordship to the order recently issued for discontinuing the playing of the bands in the various perks on Sundays, and to express their opinion on the subject. _ _ Tea Br. Pancrae deputation was composed of Messes. W. D. Cooper, J. Kenny, T. Rocs, J. Bond, bury, jut, Beare, Jay, Wright, and Clemente. Mr. J. George represented Westminster. and Y . Turley end Con, the Resters (Sum: Hal.) districts of the City. In addition the follonirg working men represented a commit tee of the =strop. limn treed, organised to agitate aspen the question, via Meads. Thomas Wilson, R. R. MOM., W. Aliso, Caadland, T. C. Pratt. Beaobridge, 'Mobley, Irvin, Made, Somen,sad Marshall. Several members of the depotatios addressed his lord ship, aeseriog him of the deep gratifircion which had beim given to the workiog clued g Oy by the ceders hewed f the playing of the bands in the various parks, and exprossieg their deep regri t at the order so suddealy sad uoezpoctedly Issued for its cessetioa. They pointed out t s his loulehip the moral and sanitary advents's@ which must, in their opinion, eventually have resulted if the hoods had been continued, and implored him to nomads, the question, and permit the beads to play male. Lord Palmerston replied that there seemed to be some ails conce?tion as to what he really said on the subject, for he was represented by some of the speakers al having stated that one reason why the bands were discontinued was that the workbag tints had been quite indifferent upon the subject, but that was a thing be had said, nor could soy, for any Ras of daemon sense might see the raven., in the vast ■embers of people who had attended the parke to hear the bands. And he mud say that the moaner la which they had conducted themselves, not only on the Sundays wbea the bands were playing, but rind, had been highly to their erdit. Bat with regard to the principal tondos, t►e goverameat hod involved themselves is roll gloss differences by ordering the beads to play, sad that he thought was what every government ought to avoid. Whoa thraldom the Archbishop of Canterbury, epos behalf of him • self and several of the bishops, as well as a large perzioa of the religious onannsity, p anted out the evils which they feared might follow, the government had thought it their duty to discontinue the bands, and whatever might he the opiaion of the deputation, be wee sure they would sot wish to me the g iveensont behave iSelf like a weathereock, giving one order one day, another soother day, and thole charging it again. Bueh a course would not be consistent or digraided, sad therefore be could hold out no hope of the band befog permitted to play main, at all events for the preemet; and he bored the working aided would submit to the sacrifice theerfully. In a coavenetion which followed, it wee Intimated to the noble lord that at rangesente had horn made ea moan Goo 'deadest* of private hands la the parka tomorrow, and he was asked if he would prevent the interfered" of the police. His Lordship st first sild that he could esy arable( rpm t►at polot then, hat altintotely serest' to oration the matter te air O. Grey, and arrange for a depa!stioa to welt upon the right bon. baronet in the 'reales for a decisive answer to the question. la the Leeds Mercury of this day we read : "It is with the deepest mums that we permits that the iatestlem of employisg buds of musk to whim on Wood house Moor on the Sudsy endorsees, is to be persevered is." Is another coleus of Us Mercury we lad the follesleg edvertisemeut:—.. Sudsy Beads On Woodhouse Meor. The committeet, *nisi cm W indt of those who ►ave Irsheerthed for the above purpose, beg to inform the public that they have no dubs to bundle hello p, nor seedltsfy to offend the prejudices of say port los of their fellow-townsmee : their prit e' pal desire is to make a proviso! protest against the proceedings of those who is ea eswiee opine of puritanntal gloom, seek to provost the peo ple from eajoyirg eves the most lanomat mereetion es the Sunday. The committee, therefore, hope that the well• disposed amongst the people will salts wi.b them its preseniag order sod direorsa en the moor during the performance of the band. The softie to be performed will be is harmony with the nolemei!y of the day, and at its easeles'oe, it le the desire of the committee that the peo ple who may aw rob , ' will quietly return to their homes, and to their 114varel p um of wonh:p in the 'waist, sad thee prove that iss.oest goads, r creation' bas nothing is it or posed either to morality or nligioa." UNIVERSITY INTELLIGENCE. KAY 23. Sir William Brown's medals bays been judged as :—Greek 0 ie—Cbarlos S. saw. I% S•. Joba's COllllO ; Ldia 0 le—Herbert Sever, St. J.•ba'e CoUep ; Epigrams 0. C. Clark, Trinity College. The EMPRESS ESOINIL—In the Paris earree peadenee of the Tines as read—o The Emperor gam • ball lest night (Thursday) at St. Clued. I allude to it more for the pulps* of resarkiog on the invented reports wbkh have hem fir some time put comma serpentine the health of the Empress then for anything else. According to 'one of these etc-rate ohs tees in a deplorable @audition, and I believe it lass been even stated that she had nearly lost the use of her limbs. All I eon say is, that last sight bar Majesty wee present is the ball mom at 10 o'clock, and that she did ro' leers her goests %Intl pest 2 ; *Ea walked several times from the ball-room to the re freshment tom, and wee to all appeersnas as animated as soy of the party. She was accompanied by the Em rev, Priam Napoleon, the Archduke of Asada, and Prises Oeesr. She emversrd for some time with an Eaglialt gentlemati, said to be Oeuvre! Brown, and the ekett•d for • good while with Coast Orloff, w►o rertainly had little appetranee of heels( 'sou eyes.' Oa fatale leave of liar Majesty the gallon, old gestlemaa b. at his heed, sad pressed the Emprees's bead to his lips, with all t►e graceful bearing of • consummate envier. The Empress looked very well, though • list's thin, and there was olrorvahle • slight stoop is her shoulders. The Emperor never erp•ord in better spirits, and among the ladies with whom he deacod were the Princes, de Liens end Madan. &e'seh." I I A useful tablet has been placed on the wall at the entreat. of elle Ratio's' Gallery, ti the left, nay the sta tue of Wilkie. It ezhibits at one view the Mermen be tweet' the Razfish sad Tifiooll foreign mensuree, affording a staudard o' 'ingenuity to thee* who would areaprobend the awesome gives is catalogue' abroad, bolls sachet and modern. The tablet Gomel's. the English foot end yard, the French 'nitre, tte old Fronett fort, the &mats pan. the Teens braecio, sad the Rhenish fon. Government (says the Agkentrum) has oommira teemed statue of Bork' sad Carron for St. /hoodoo's Hall. Thaw *atom rootlet* Ow barks of tw.lve pleat mammas of the Hawn of C 0....., sad coatis,' that theory of tains repreasatatins of popularity and terries from both eidso of the home. That we hove, is pairs. Hampden sod Falkland, &Idea sad Claresd.w. Some,. and Waip .la, Pitt sad Fos. The pries of the saw arum is 1,0001. each. Mr. Thud is ostnisted wi,h the states of Barks; Mr. Carew with that of Canso. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 24, 18158. SHARE LISTS-2HIS DAY. UNIS LEAFED AT FIX= IUDITAIA a. I Pd. Two o'Ciooc. The market for British railway ei;ois w to-day is very quiet, and prices in no instance present any al teration of importance. Foreign lines are generally steady. Great Western of Canada and Geelong and Melbourne are more in quired for. Northern of France, however, are rather Satter. &Mei Is I ORDINARY MAW A' J STIXIKII. ft. IP& hon.wars. I Chit 1111:41:17 Tedirday. 100 ebirdeso . . . 211 4/ 424 91 trober art @sit ngle)* . 131 all dtra. l 4olv. Ja h P..01'7 4 4 01 51 0 0 6 9 H all 151:345.Lea. h Ow. lam 17 111 171 all r0.Chea.5111176.5041125/.C. IS 16 SS all Do. 04. do. ML_ 13 IS It. 100 Breed awl Into, 47 Pt. 100 Caledeoloa .. 6111 611 $ 6:l SO 17, craw tsi Is all Oat osi ... - - 47 43 Dablhe isnot Swig. 414 U all Dona.. Prth..aolAlinU. at. 100 Gad 10 1 77 1 DO all NNW* 0m1340.. —.. 10 1 0 1 10 1 91. 104 Deem 174104 4 0444* . 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SarthiostemoroSporia. mu:lretolk piw Cosi. (d 0.).. U Pemba &Wl,* (leie. Us. ItN.Wa•LALauk Voris) II 121 lopoion.Me 4 sham ( ditto flitch* Qum. NO Moak (lewd to Gnat Nortiont I liame4W:la ra n . Br aey Is Mr. APClars) Wear V 511.7 (u.. fl • wur vomit bliss' Wotan= a " 7. 'isi; lileirepk— , lonia Slat. Ihrlpikkg IllumiLLlhlophs Co. on. boa law Mir , i Limas& OnslbriC3 • . 14 ••• el▪ l N N d 1 93 9? Ll6llllOlllll RAILWAYS. DOW. MOW 6p. mat.. ... ... 1672 1$ IT Do. I pre loss. . ... 1074 64 al Do. I par mot (go. tas . di ... 18401 Si U Do 106 651. Wawa 10 dol. pald 121 Ma as Ilidde u Cjatral, smr root. ... 1060 91 93 7 i 11. Do. d ll f pie wt. (lab asen Told) 1862 70 SI o. n, oatertftra 1564 53 16 Kw TaUldler7 p.ort.ftla.soo. 111 i SO U Do. de. do. 1571 1 - - Do. do. led Mal. ... ... 1581 1 856 456 Do. la 10010 /sad ... 1873 51 83 Oblo sal Peo.7p.ala.aw baidosa.lll7ll 70 14 01* mad Itlaialla. lat Wet Is - - Da. do. Ind DI. - - - 90=21. Spat. Dadra Ilift Ift NoWases 1 901 014 Do. do. led do., Mg. -. I 41 93 Mb. ad Ladles I pals OWL 1100, - - Oft fled 7 ‘ oll 6 o ol o . a Ist 55a11....11170 - - MINIM HUN I I dna 9516........- ... .. a 0 -. - WAN 1 I .0 1 1.0.7 Arlannsillahl all-- WON IS.. •harrio 0a11anba...... all k I 118.600 93 raustraliaa ... . .. 7 I 14 Ikele 1 ftelaa(Orase/D;*3 . 01 all - - 6.0115 50 rftlosaa•os 'no ft Oml all - - I woe SO NOW' Leta Sao* SO rftnalap.(boar3/ 361 1 1 ! P SO i 4409 Do.Cbsam 11 Casa all II 111 11 : i t 11,111 20 Do. SLAW Del R. IS 16 6 41111 1 .Cla.oos9.ll*.Co.,lan i k I pm 11.1110 40 000ro Caspar lA* 11 Waked* G01d...... - - - l6 II IS UM* It. .oappar Wawa Itag ell SO 85 ON U •Do. Prat. 71 pr Coot all 136 174 *AU 2 'Tartar . . la 1 4 too IRAN I 0404 ‘46l . oiWirito. ail 141/0111 * erlaweral . ..._ 4 ,1 4 16 131 11,115 44 Croat IN•toota $O, GeL Wheal Toe UMW all 104 dla 1111,11111 WO dim* ....- all 71 14 4 KM. %aimaz:J 146,511 tilarlaalia 1 05,010 New Drawls al WOO Norman Mood* I 4 *Alb ft (Vete** dararh all ad all 11 11 MANI I Dar. Phlllip • 1 1 I SOD 1 Omuta Reek ......- 4O 4 1 141/80 00 .11111aary Ina ...- ell 12 14 10,010 15 +00.24w ........ ell 6 II tps se Sea dace de Cabs ; 3.6 4 11 6 1105 1 ,Soula A.tant'laa WO 1 Do Two .. . . al 2 13.05 - 33e4age 6.1..111i.N. Gs. 1 !VON ... larsetlablaar.W.o 44 2 a lO fla Croft 45,114 ILIA .0. 0 ad Nraissa all $4 7 22.215 I Waller MAW 1 West Ma/Wm • Tr...Draw* assaord dead. JOUST STOCK BANES. 40 War* .............. a 0 9T 05 05 14 1 11l lak a Wao .— —. iii 14 it "I :If - 0 eit.00.111001040020 all - - N kW* Nara Anal* all - - II tarter* Peak at Ask 3 4 1 pa SIAS IS Dato.of 15c1.,5*.aC14. 6 - - db NO Co 19,000115 (001' 15 .« ......-. 10 - - 26,0001 N Comporrial *load* ID - - 14,000 10 6ag.ftal.l2ll6*(briet. all 164 181 IT 83,10 10 Los.ftlisit.Tartoidast. a" 15 111 151 10,000 311 LW Dm .- 36,008 10 lambs sad County - - ..,030151 Wok Lew. 11a5k.044 SO par lan 80,000 50 Labs Mae Moak - - 82 6.0110 Ina twin old Pada 00,000 103 Loran • Tftrasababe 10 - - 4114 1 10,000100 Vsi.hevairlsalsaL U - - 10,000 /0 laftkosiot MOM - - N.OOO 10 Ow ism* WWI 11.000 cummooloolt— IS 4 14 pla 10,2 U 05 1•11110apinta all II 41 30,000 •OL Pew UMW* .. .- 10 - 01,050 I 2.4040.11100.1 . p.04. I - - /odow. Iftoso le soak Atalsolli —. - - 12,050 11 Uoioa if Moseollo all 70 11 71 154, - Do. Dm - - . m Dr , * at 1ir0i5a ...... " - lO - - SO 154 4,000100 Wee. Bank of Lama. so 5 4 Ms 40 111121131LLU110131L 16,000 X kailrolftft brlsaltara 15 SII II Kee 10 WOO* *Dal Mall_ al; - - UAW le *alb Witerwarks 00 OM& 0•01440 LW 4O - - VD 115 Coe& oft 133 187 ...,_ 44 Deiparat-ba.aoLlob Ill' II 1 113 1114 ...... SI. Do do V* sad au. 103 - - 1007 It. OfDofeado Slant Pope. 100 - - 000 5 name .. all SI 8 10.000 I Do. Proaroase - all *4 11 2 a al 1 1 10,00. 4 Cos* haw armor al - p TOMO Ealallllolsalaa (bora 2 1 • ' mars WM.= Ott.Maa.m. 1-. a550,....1 N.. ii;31.1 14110 WOO INatignal Diemen.. Coe Nithsnurls Do. Do. 00.6 o.Ct.Prof.bot Mo. R. Brom& N. booth IA ll.B.Woleooov.lp.a Dsb. North aril. bribablelaa 740 P, 10.41,1 I 104* ; I 10 is SI I ' d I al T. •,ri Kern a imps Mesta Os• Do. New lewrer. 1101111litabdilitpre him.* Oriental It., Da New If 14 111 Oa I it ..-....- ..... dersi egara.— isettlit Aultr.laysotio Do. Mw *nth AustiZailiiii gabnuirlas Talmo %rip. Do Do. lyrioupro. Olimes'oLisod 144 i -pea 71 74 ti l e l T. 1 1 IS I, Si PM VIA. Ow. • F:pirk Tkentia Doo. Du. Now ......... 19 Ii I die pa TRAFFIC RXTURNS. lif i RAILWAY'S. NW. r. Ma. 14404 !Mal 4445. mom 46664144. 16.41. VAL Wink oda= Nay IL A A A Liankfter Oarlbde 2.913 3.009 6.933 1110 1r44644.. T9bary. 6sd Bouthas4 I:l4mice .......... ........ LOA 146 1.201 1112 West mem Hay I& F.4Unburgh. Pe Us. sad Dmdume. and Smith Central 2.4 10 L 06606 sod 11160 k ...... w. 42 esellag May IL Memo 964Wavre... 3.9 1 e 32 cm MN Lin 1.401 $ 337 - RAILWAY TUFFIC.—This *traffic retwria of rail e aes it the United Kingdom. pub'ithed for the week 'situ May 17 amounted to 434.609! , end for the corresponding week of 1665 to 384 9421, showing en increase et 49,6871 The grass receipts of the eight railway' baying their tocsin' la the wow pills amounted, for the week cider as above, to 181 Ng, and fie tbe corr-wending week of last year to 166.672/., showing ea ia , veue of 16,2711. Tbe latrines on the Butem Comities Railway aileasted to 2,4961. ; ea tbe Or at Northern to 1.7441.; ea the Greet Wirerm to 1,2381.; ea the Leaden aid North Westernto 3,0664 ; on the Lnadou son Machos!' to 1681.; ea the Loadoe, Brichton, and Borth Coast to 2,2701. ; ea the Loris! is sad Bluth-Western to 1,0801.; and as the South-Eaters to 3,0331 ; total, 16,2711. Th e receipts es the other lines in the Milted Kingdom amounts 4 to 262.6661., and for the cute grinding period of 1866 to 218.2701., showing an ineresim or 34.2961. In the receipt" of those lines, which. added to the i es on the istettorli-1 ten lines, makes the total herremi 49,6671., as aompue9 with the corresponding week of 1856 __ --- ENGLISH HISTORICAL SOCIETY'S WORlLL—Yei tardily Hr. Bolen., the literary auctioneer, at his roma, the ens', of Fie. t 'Meet and Chancery-lan*, offend t t public auction tle remaining stork and copyrights of 11. His.oticrl Soinety'a editions of the early Eng bah chr miens, in 29 VJIIIM1•11, privatsly printed; the sod M each member was upward. of bitty guinea*. The 11011• I plow tots, in 29 •dr , sold at from 111. 11.. to 121.12.. The copyright was then put up for tale, but then being no bid made, the lot was withdrawn. BTAIt arm or LONDON.—The fourth meeting of this cub for the present cession took pleas on Wedneaday last, at Fecitos'e Hotel, St Jame.'s-street, wises the NE lowing members and visitors were preeent:—S Oliveira, , M P., presidret; W. Dighy fleynwar. Est , M.P., Wm. Ler, Etq., M.P., John Steel, R.., U P., J. Grant, Iraq i Charles White, EEL Baitold, Esq., Hervey Lewis, Esq., W. R.rirsavie, Esq , J. Arden, Esq., J. Wyld, Esq., Dr. BRsoa, R v. George Japans, Ea., Er. 1.1.64 Prim Tentordef. N 100 N NI 11 1$ 13$ 1311 4 441 005 111 14 IS 11/ 111 5, 1 N 1111 i I Pk NI N LS 47 :U Us ye S MOM" MAR IM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoot. The funds remain firm, without farther movement of importance. Consols are quoted 94/ for money, and 941 for the 4th of June. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 94; the New Three per Cents. at 931 to 1; Bank Stock at 218 to 2161 ; Exchequer Bills, March, at par to 3s. premium, being again better; ditto, Jane, at 3s. dis. to par; India Bonds, at Is. die. ; and Exchequer Bonds, at 981 to 1. The scrip of the New Loan is quoted 2 to 21 prem. Foreign stocks are also quiet and firm. The sales include Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., at 64! ; ditto Four per Cents. Certificates, 95: ; Mexican, 231; ditto, for 30th May, 231, to 1 ; Sardinian, 941; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 461 ; the Committee's Certificates, 61 per cent.; Turkish Six per Cents., 981, to 99; ditto, Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1021. The whole of the gold ex the Eagle, amounting to about 266,00 W., has been purchased by the Bank. The purchases of gold in this market for account of the Bank of France appear to have finally ceased. A further amount of 280,0001. in gold ought to come to hand very shortly in the ships Stebonheath and Fantome. The former has been at sea 97 days, and the latter 108 days. The Roxburg Cutts, Medway, and George Marshall were to leave Mel bourne for London immediately atter the Eagle, and are expected to bring a large quantity of the precious metal. In the corn market yesterday prices were nominally unchanged, bet any movement on the part of sellers would probably have caused a slight decline. The foreign arrivals in London are null, and only one floating cargo of grain has arrived off the ooast since last Friday. The halt-yearly interest on the State of Alabama Six per Cent. Bonds is to be paid by the Union Bank of London. Holders of Paris and Lyons Railway @bares, ac cording to an announcement Just made in Paris, are invited to apply prior to the 31st intent for their proportion of an issue of 7,000 new shares, which is upon the point of being made by the Fnuico-Swise Railway, communicating with Neufchatel, Thielle, and Vaumarens. Four Lyons shares entitle the holder tonne share in the Swigs line. A call of 11.10 s. per share is to be paid by all the contributories of the Nelson Sea Voyagers and Gene ral Life Amuranos and Investment Company by the 3rd of June. The Admiralty have ordered the undermentioned sailing ships to be yed, preparatory to engaging them for the conveyance of troops and stores from the Crimea to the United Kingdom—vis. the Lady Valiant, Thomson Hankey, a n., White Eagle, Mary Aon, Rajasthsn , Norwood, Edward, Calliope, COMIr de Lion, Tudor, Maogerton, Heroes of Alma, Acadia, Golconda, Sultana, Alms, Blanche, Rhea Sylvia, Pedestrian, William Jackson, and the Typhoon. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, May 17, when compared with the previous return, shows the following results : iliroulation ken* Circulation active 19,536940 D+craw 405,890 Public deposits 2.991,966 Decrease 41,632 Other deposits Government securities in tanking department 12,479,416 Damn 183,236 Otkersecuritiain basking department Coin and bullion it both ciepartai ;c7e -- --- 9,801,885 Isereue 23,283 Seven day and ether bill 767.137 Demise 49,675 The Rest Notes in mums, The subjoined exhibits the extent of the week's variations at one view : Public deposits dooms@ £41,632 Other deposits increase £1,737,183 Notes and bill in circulation : decrease 465,665 Bast On the other side of the accatat: Oseernmeet cc curities..decresse.. 183,236 Other securities Cobs end bullion Total The chief changes here exhibited are doe to the temporary disturbance otwasioned in the money mar ket by the negotiation of the five million loan. The "other deposits" are largely swelled by the payment into the Bank of the deposits on the loan placed is the hands of Messrs. Rothschild. Oct the other hand, parties desirous of subscribing to the loan hastened to raise the requisite funds by borrowing from the Batik on stock and other securities. Hence the addition of nearly a million and a half to the "other securities." Owing to the final shipments of gold against the Turkiah loan the increase in the bullion is only 23,2031., notwithstanding the large purchases of gold made by the Bank. The next return will probably show • considerable augmentation coder this bead. The increase in the unemployed notes, however, approaches half.a-million. On balance, the diminution In the active note circulation is 403,8901. BABE O ENLLND.—A2 i•XMlit. mutant to th• Art Ttb sad blb F Vie.. e- O 33. for thy walk obaborob liotuzdais, May T. likt Pie Wood MOM DI &&&&&& NT. .. - • 423.873,611 Government Debt I:MOWN Other rtecurit._ .... 244.58. DA• Gokt Coln and &Wks 9.171.616 1111 var Banks — 1631731161 163.673,615 IMMO DMAITIfIIIT. Ppthprkeeme Minna ....114.643.076 Government Iteetuttlm 3116163 Owned. Dyad Weight Putlia Deposit. ilteloi: Annuity) /12.479.416 Exeltre.. 6 6 , 84 04 4 Other Sectiritim Commie. of Natroem Notre and Div. Arictai 2.991416 Gold en 4 Moir Coln C0...230 Other t• _ ~ 13,361.497 dereindag astioiherillils 767.137 - -- 133.930463 /14,950.103 Mu =. 1666 36. lIIALRIGIALL, Chid liable& FIIDAT EVZNINO. The improvcd appearance of the money market render, the funds very Jinn. Priors closed today per ant. higher than yesterday, the extreme point of the late rise being thee maintained. The discount market continues to show increased ease. Good bills can be readily negotiated at In per cent., being per cent. below the minimum charge of the Bank of England. In the Stock Exchange, loans upon stock can be obtained at 3 per cent. for short periods, but for longer dates the charge is about b per cent. The scrip of the new loan was very steady, and closed at 2 prem. exactly. The next instalment of 20 per cent., or one million, falls due ow the 12th of June, making 30 per cent. paid. Consols for the 4th of June ranged between 941 and 941, and closed at 941 to 1. For money the last pries was 941 to 4. The "contango" for the July account, which yesterday stood at 4 per cent. (inclu sive of income tax),declined to-day to 1 per oent.This is a favourable feature. The official business report is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, HI, 1,4, 1 ; ditto, for account, 4th Jane, 941, 1, 4. Three per Cent. Reduced, 931.93. New Three per Cents., 931, 4, /. Long Annuities, expiring in January, 1860, 3 3-16 ; Thirty Years Annuities, Jan. 1860, 3 7-16; Thirty Years Annuities, April, 1883 (Loan of 16,000,0000, 17 3.16. India Stock, 2341, 232, 233. Three-and•a-Half per Cent. Exche quer Bands, falling payable in 1858, 981 ; ditto, 1869, 981. Canso' Scrip (New Loan), 2 pram. The March Exchequer Bills were spin better, at Is. dia. to 2s. prem. The Jane Bills were steady at 4*. to Is. die. These securities quickly respond to any improvement in the money market. Exchequer Bonds are well supported, at 984 to 1. Foreign stocks were in all cases well supported. Turkish Six per Cents. closed 1 per cent. higher than yesterday, at 981 to 99. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. advanced sto per cent., leaving off at 1021 to 103. Other securities show little change. The mis cellaneous transactions comprised Chilian and Bitches Ayres Beads. The benign exchanges this afternoon.were steady, except es regards Hamburg ; bills on this city con tinuing in request, the rate showed a downward tendency. The current quotations are subjoined, viz.: Amsterdam, 3 soatbs,l2.l4 to 1; ditto, short, 11.16 to l 19 ; Rosterdans, 3 swaths, 12.11 spa ; Antwerp and Brus sels, Smooths, 26.621 to 66; listabarg, 3 months, 13.101 to 11; Paris, 3 !soothe, 26.41 to 75; ditto, short, 26.40 to 45; Illarmilks, 3 months, 25 721 to 774 ; Frankfort ea tee-Maine, 3 months, 1211 to 1; rstenbarg, 3 menthe, 161 Vienne, 3 sleuths, 10.19 to 23; Trieate, ;1 swaths, 10.22 to 24 ; Naples, 3 wombs, MI to ; Ow" ' Ili II as • Ili 14 . z M. St months. 25 135 to 00 ; Leghorn, 3 months, 30.06 to 10; Plasma", 3 nintiths, 131 i to I ; Messina, 3 months, 131* to 2; /fiend, 8 mouths, 491 to ; Cubs, 3 months, 41f to 60 i Oporto, 3 month., 631 to t; Lisbon, 3 months, 63 to Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares closed to-day at 61 to 61 prem., and Riga and Danaburg Railway at 11 to 11 prem. Ottoman Bank shares were quoted this afternoon to 11 prem.; Bank of Egypt, to i prem. ; and ' National Discount, Ito k die., being better. Bank of Australasia and Union Back of Australia stocks rose 11. As regards land sharer, the feature was decided rise in those of the Van Diemen 's Land Com pany. The North of Europe Steam Company's shares met with numerous transactions at 131 to 14. General Screw Steam were dealt in at 131 (cx 24 returned). A considerable amount of business was also done in Canadian Government Six per Cents. at the late improvement MINES.-TNIS DAY. Two o'CLoax. The gold mining shares remain quiet. St. John Del Rey shares have been dealt in at 26; Geoeral Mining at 15/ ; Tin Croft at 4i ; and National Brazilian at 21. Subj,ined is a list of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchange and Stuck Exchange : Mining Exchange official list : Alfred Coned.. 121, 13. 1, 14; Bedford COIIIIOIO, 10,., 15e.; Botallack, 1671; Ding aoid. 46, 471; East Batmet, 401, 41, 42, 401, 41; F..rt Bowan, . 6d., 6.. 9 ; 0 Ile& 8. Bi., 9..; Chamblee and Bi. Aubyn, 95, 971; Great Alfred. 3.,, 3/s 61.; Or .at Badnera. 26.. ; 011eauip h ash, 2. 1; N irth Ro•ke‘r. 95 Quer R .ck, 5.1 , 6.. 61.; 8 te ring, CADS* 21 16..3 d.. 21. lfts 9J.; Ticcroft, 41, 1; Tieweths, 3,1, 1. 1. 1; West Car.idon, 140; West Provi dence, 19, 1, ; Wh, al Edward, 41, 1, Wheal Mary Ana. 33, 1; Wheal Pollard, 4ta. 61. ; W anal Wrey, 10, 1. In the Stock Exchange: Alfred Consols, 121; Wised Arthur, 10; Great Wheal Alfred, 33. 911 ; South Ceddrs, 19e., 21.. 3d. ; Sheet brook, 6d. The metal market generally has been very quiet during the week, but it is expected that as money becomes easier there will soon be a considerable de mand. Copper remains wiliest alteration. In iron, manufactuted kinds are in fair rt quest, though, with the exception of rails, the trade is not so brisk as some time since. Scotch pig has been in good de mand, principally for foreign shipment; and, as there are now more than forty furnaces out of blast, owing to the strike and the great diminution conee quently in the stocks, it is not impossible that higher prices may be obtained. Mixed numbers, good, are worth 775. per too. Lead maintains its price, and orders to a considerable extent are looked for from Russia. Spelter is held firmly, and stocks continue light. Tin is very scarce, and there seems no proba bility of lower prices for some time to come. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKAT.-THIS DAY. The mark. tia atUl Ana, with a good demand for mei samption. Forward delivery is cacomanding more atten tion. Town tallow is copied 46a. nett cash; Pettrabarg Y C., on the spot, 45..9d.; May to Jame, 45a. 6d.; October to December, 46s 64. Maxim AVIIR•OII.—Towa tallow, 481. 64.; fat ditto, 2.. %a. ; yellow Russian, 475. 6d.; melted st 265. 61.; roagh ditto, 231. ; tallow grams, 16s. ; go dregs, 7e. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Dail' reports trade without alteration. Prime meadow hay, 959. to 105..; superior. 110 s. to 120..; it (erior, 60.. to 80s.; rawest, 70r. to 965.; clover, 100 s. to 1305.; second cut, 955. to 120,.; straw, 26s to 28.. COVENT GARDEN MARKET.—THIS DAT. Vegetables and (rat continue to improve both in quality sad quantity. Cucumbers, both Trends sod &ghat., ban been I..rgely supplied. New Grapes sre now tolerably abundant, al are rho Stmel”rner, the latter at from 6 to le. per ounce. Pears hive become scam and good English Apples ale now seareely to be had. dose kinds of Nuts are pientifil. Outages fetch from is to 1.. 6d. per doses, or (rem fn. to 14s. per 130. Best samples of rotnoes ere scarcer. New L tbon P. Woes fetish 3.. per dos. lbs. Aspires's. (ton Carswell continues to make its appearance. French Peas and seladirg aro supplied regulnly three times a week. Cut flowers consist of Heliotrope., Euphorbise, Camellias, Azaleas. Mig nonette, Chitties Finances, Cyanotic', Heaths, and Roses. 7RDIT. Plat Apples, per lb., Ss to 16s V apple% p. half !dove, 34 to is Orape% per 11% 64 to ila Pears, per doz., Se to Or Peaches, per ii. , :., Ws 040 Oranges. per N.O, Ge to 12s Nectarines, da.,3oe to Cis Lemon% per doe., 6d to le Id Cherries, per lb.. 3s to 3s Cote, per doz. lbs., 166 litrarrherries, per os., 6d to Is Cabbages, per doses, Is to . 1.6 d. Cau'dower., per doz., la to 4. Broom&l pee boodle. Is to Is ad Preach Basso, per 100, Is to Is Peas. par quart, Is to as Potatoes, per ten, 60s to 110 a per cwt., as to lls per Luse., 2a 6d to rs Reale, per lb., Is ad to la Cerro* Dew, p. bomb, is to 2a Tursipa, do., Is ad to to ap.raelt, per sins, 1.6 d to Is Ceeastbeeet, emelt, 94 to le 64 Beet per dos., Is to 2s Rhubarb, per handle, ad to Id ',permits,. per 100. 0a id to 4s Celery, prr km. 64 to Is Id Loots, par bunch. 44 to 64 Vatoss, per ►WEII, Is to 7, Masa, per babcb, ad to 41 artlaboles, rd to td Bballots, ;er lb, Is to I■ 61 Osrlle, pet lb., 6d.to_ &Wive. perdoe., 2s to 40 Lettcore,Cab., p. non, lito till Beglkb. p. doz. bombes, td to Id Tont,, do., Wto Is final] Salads, p. pun., 341 told Bone Radish, per 1e31., Is lo de Moehreoan, oer pot., le to le St Parer', per Wan, Id to Id Blot, green. per buck 23 to Marjoram, per Donn, SI told Parory. do n 3d to 3d Beall, green, p. boon, to YU CRYSTAL PALACE FLOWER SHOW (TIDE DAY. The first grand horticultural exhibition of the prese..t year trok place this day, the doors opening at twelve o'clock. The almiwion was by season tic k••s, or by payment of half a-guinea. Heavy showen fell in the early part of the morn ing. threatening to destroy the effect of the exhibition, and to diminish the attendance; but by noon the ireathir had greatly improved. INSPECTION OF THE HOUSEHOLD TROOPS lET are ROYAL HIOHNIIIS Patxca ALBUM. Ills Hoye Highness Prince Albert hie signified his intention of in specting the tettshons of household infantry quartered in the nietro?olis, on Maisie, next, the 29th inst., wven Ike men will appear in their new tunic clothing. The inspection will tale piece at ten o'clock, a.m., on the pwado in Bt. James's-perk, at the rim of the Hors* Ounde, in the pro mos of the Coininstrier-in•Chief, the Duke of Casabridgn the Adjutant and Quattsrmuter Generals, Sir De Lacy Er um, the Earl of Cardigan, and sew,. 1 general and staff officers of distinction. FIRE AT BERMONDSET.—(THIS DAT.)— This (Saturday) musing, at • few minutes before three o'clock. • firs broke out on the catenates. premises of Messrs. Crickeaore, Brothers, the great engineers, in Page's-walk. Bermondsey. Such was the rapid progress of the coda. gration, that before a drop of water could be thrown spot the bluing pile, the ;remises of Meters. Eldridge sad Your.gmsn, timber merchant., atso became igoltrd, sad stack after sttek of costly timber taking fire, threw up bogs steals of fismrs, which so alarmed the inmates of may surrounding c Magee, that they at once throw their (geni tor* and other effect. Into the street, and rushed out of the:r habitations with their children in their army. Tho firemen by greet ex' rtion got the II men ratioguisbed by trine Fortut.ately the sufferers were partially in sure I. The origin of the fire is unknown. Property of the value of some tbousaude nfpiunds was dretrey d. We read in the Cambridge Independent, "It to ben determined by the University end Town authorities to vote 150 guineas from the public fend of each body, to Sir John Pette,oo, for tin eminent nre'ces ea arbitrator in settling the differences between the University end Town. It is to be 'spitted that the Act of Perlismest, which hes been the result of Sir John's labours, will be ate. fse(cry to all patine, but all ednrt that a great good will be effected by it, and, above all pecuniary coesidaregoes, that a better understanding between University mad Town will be the result. N,r will it be denied that Sir John Patteeon has amply canned, ky his essiduity end the great I attention he hes p►id to the subject, the tcatiesoniel with which hi is about to be presented. The gilt will be, we tied. retand, in some kind of elate." °NEAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—THE LATE Mg. RUSSELL —As some strew. reports have heels circulated relative to the MUM of the lamented death of th , a gentleman, prejudicial to his memory end to the interests of the ones play, ere think it necemary to mentioe that yeeterdry morn ing we had a conversation with • gentleman long well 11111. que , nted with Mr. Rusiell sod with tie 'Hain of the Great Western railway. The sub t - .nce of his answers to goes tiJns put by us wan:—Test so for from the unfortunate gentleman h►ving been pressed with p•euni►ry A4(116,0.44 be bell et t►e time s.f his deee►a eve* 40.0001. of Great Western stock. That as to any us pleasant dis closures" being likely to eons out with respect to the past mansgement or to the present cmdisiins of the temploy, Mr. Russell, thrigh still • director of the tomoaay, rarely at teadat was always De required, of th• to the „ . .. my, war so caty on that score t'at he my rarely st- t the board meetirg., though to told his colleague he (ways et 'heir commend wheotrer his services should paired. The fact is, Mr. &Mal WAS of ralher S wsPodn line dillpo*itir o, and hariog given up the active denies era•rmanship, hie went of ern; I iyount and perusal de (he being a bachelor) dis,rd, rid his mind, end led i rub net which removed him from among lo— wa.. lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIi 100 100 .211'1 ni 6 i 16 i i 9 1 i 4 i it .11M t 4 .`41 i