The Express. — London, England, 1852-08-19 00:00:00

NEU Nisop—v4 /t‘-, .11d., and rm. .EW and STANDARD YCDIra SZLICT LIBRARY. 4 part bee, rAIVICA, witaikaira tram beadles greatly radarel prism kr aril. , New ualard-ramet. air IS, Mamma. Vy.-1717A I /1 . .. N 11 A Ll.-15 lit EXT, near the India Mama's a bare, my Asir as aid ran; di at Ms bred al Ur trod,— well•ampreed Mar maw b dimplayed. sad al Able PASTE are rm Ho eabirta air. is mar 'noir, (limas arm mark , Large. trerythlaa be Me bagarair brim, allardbm • HENRY MILLS, 1/1, 111, sod 149, DX VOID-14TRIET, LoNDOX, ireseassals ilasity49 l oted GOLD WA a the HOW. ZONTAL CONSTRUCTION, CoLDDIAIAJIWILLED, SA, st Viva Odessa ma. Is 411949 CNN. st Two. maiLsAdf Wars nob. SSW 1.391.1110014, al sa estes•De sieselaset of Set mad SIICOOIDAAND PLATE, Mg Oa SSW ILIiCTIO sad inharIPLATED Gt = essistllasty prim. Ise glad JEWEL. LSAT is slo la maim variety. Ms OW Om* Dos SOL ise9; Ass AL hien sad stelebo, w la vor; earl an 'Ally agillmea 10, OXFORIMITIMIST„ V.' '4 NIEDICATEIi CREAM, and tie N .t tb. BLOOD.—Ik. Parry. with MI, ,armor oNlw.s. m.O. WOW that then re wry law gtheree. , • : rl,4l•tlltevnt.ll.,, tbot may nut be reirea le lerers. •• •Igtel:n. Tbr Woe blood cm* re •T thwitueretat• hair-Itke bar se they b n . m. .ortar, a.. 1 it sae clinoloro be very 1 g ...., bee woe dhow miner reeler ray he 1 Of n towage ti 141.4 1 .4. Woek aerie a law of uts., rat To er mead tie oslenotid t. Mood t i m ;•,,,Oc on co eq Whet rule el re ems, fen vs. tem of the tort or cicedininctnqw b ilicescleo dr ic ewe. thme oolegary rareetker inana Inio Ml* es Ns. 181 cc., v.:l V t:teg.4 gear_ era being la seeteet. M aid err &vow. a llle re merreere. 1: 1 12 e'er ..lx• air them ametier el Wed le are gnor p.rt a the ray, ad pure from • atleasie et Itt eleftwer on eon ...w the eirrulatlet 1. eviatztly area Ib perellee b ib awn CIO" and witot mews ea be re to whslee g i marine tae belay* or «Opole of Ms innonlid ticon gi west err ray be via: in emit on* tad Thew on lin mono nu tee of the holy as the gediemmet here wider notice. —ikt larreastair Juana. Jur M. ~K i IiAC7IFUL HAllt.—The sessmehl melts of hs:l (vanity Mee= Zeml eMeMset. tbst Art.o.4' M %CAMAS OIL is r„, rower. In the nowt\ amt reelmilem et del l =ielr awl • ry testa melee bee NM. 1K urerrais imi LL ▪ r ,p 4 two lbe poree it the beef. eleeellbas Saber ba its rzleye oat,. aceeleratre be pmerlb. *NOM It Oma eport sad Ia maturity. me e.iti Se of bp. r a r yt t rur, .I.lr, autisem ied Imam .le the lit+4 pm .1.4 hum= Ute. le the pew* ME embery as' e rewhwe. uis set antd Ise le lb eitepieme stneils. Vet t....4en it to espenany retoaseeeeli s Se /NUYS an bob Cl • 1,.,41ted Mat at hair. Pfie Am AL am Ts.• at Tway Settles evu, same), lee id , idle Met dam SI s petla— "see "11,0•Isede Mammy 011; me at the wrapper. la twe Le; T 1 e ...me are amparett aa the bask at tbe weever nearly I. woo, rt awes( lertere.—Aeld by A. SONLAND sad 1 , %% Iv. Hatton-garden, Works. sad by all Chew sail Pat ern 4 /4 No. 1,869.] New Mhos, mho In AL. A CATALOGUE of NEW *Oita. uteteetention k MrDlr Aent, nentin, nem pme Wet nt ixt.cs 11.1.1t...4 ut tlOOlO ss Meet L.,4arT. Nolo& re.l at matt) end' Che Wont Moeda, 310, lem mho, ow. losioa. VI I NO oot pet woohlohl AM deviate I OBT Odd mop geb till fiabf who dodo et Kit to. beak how* so a IooLIO I o tbe hoot of Ustoo Nom Ole aim oll'llll4 Won, BUM% gm enntmbent the ehrukrei world. I m▪ imebr entek of impter-tneelle ottlak ▪ w. tram UV u. o doh., ite., I. fig iftwil4Abie. Mean e Whoa It swim artaomett: on a weeds,. 0 L • 2c Ste , • al • :IL' 1 , • \ SI tl PRT k • . oto Lit a Pit ie • . on apy•tott.on letter; 're,. 554 IRELAND. DUMAS, Arorar 18. The Mail of this evening announces the fan that g: trrnrnent has ordered an inquiry into the conduct of Mr. Kienean,the stipendiary magistrate, during the late Mayo election. It will be recollected that some cernopondence was recently published, from which it was inferred that Mr. Kirnean stood on particu larly good terms with thejtorean catholic clergy due ler the election, and loud complaints were raised by the conservatives of alleged partiality on his part ; bat it would be hard to say at present what d finite charges are brought against him. Contrary to general expectation, the Six-mile bridge inquest was once more adjourned yesterday. Mr. lielmege appesred in court, and his counsel tendered him for examination, but the jury seemed to think his eridence =nunnery, and he was not oiled on as a witness. Mr. Graydon, on the . part of the military ; Mr. Coffey, on that of the friends of the deceased; and Mr. Biackall, for Mr. Delmege, thin respectively addressed the jury on the facts and law of the case. The coroner next proceeded to read over the depositions, and the inquiry was ultimately adjourned to this morning. Another inquest, arising out of the late denim riots. is proceeding at Cork, and the parties conduct. Mr it would seem inclined to make it rival the Six mde-bridge investigation in point of duration. The di sand was a woman named Margaret Keogh, who d., d from the effects of a wound received on the 12th of .1.4:1 - from a pistol-shot, stau.d to have been fired by a Sly. Bible while an attack waaseade by a mob upon hi. house. The inquiry was adjonned for the woad time on Monday evening. A decidedly favourable change in the weather has at kngth set in, and improved assinnts froth the coon say be expected after its Abets doll have been hit has kw days. The rpm =sins& Ili mon kw sumplain of Unhand= imam' whke provihed Le tow di ci e in t the about modulo= rains bas is had a smut MI sigrisdhsral peorsty. Du LoadA .1 leer says : We Lave esperiessed some very severe weather dose our bat Monday we had me of the hauls* dells ands that kw scarred far the year sad essaidershia sir..aurtatatii ea to its Jetties the mon il lt i r ossi• by of core has been laid by it, bet is way ether reaped, ei sil. man the grain crops, we have set heard of say swi ft' itlerr. Regarding the potato aop We AIM speth fs so are 1100Vilibl• UMW ; the disease is estessies ged yew ea. het we cannot my that it is making sy=l.omr• A Portadown correspondent of the WV.ig, writing on Saturday, says : itarten work is gm pretty general is this neighbour bud, het we have had no panels of sew graft at market :ta l i week. o r Wei so* alt woes this they wen repo l wheat has bees sold daterthe e , et at full prima, but no advance ham bees established. The Xnrry TeleyrapA says:— As Intellireat racemes, writing le se hem a withers rem tunes t he Ilith, says •" la may reeds Illele. Dessesi, .1) oust, and Derry, the appearance of the peneetinpyeries Nina Everywhere luzurient is espousal% the mom km arterked the leaves and stem i. a veryesgslejsss maser. A • - 4;e4 sad blighted fled may be ram aijolabre ; a a a certain lice of country sassy OM way be sure or be ~s r, lad ; or, ea the ether haimi. Imp &Mete may be we saseeeeed, ease by very yeellel peteless, the greater Prat ,4 the Beide ramie*/ vie s_sL Iteeryeitieva ext , it shout Leessebseny. Lwon lehemedl this the tubes% me is qv diseased Gelds, me ireetheled I whitely we get reef praetor. fur the table neerslisen" The following correspondisase hen Galwat a t r buit Ifisund evening's date, appears in sys's Nom . Yeas rday monung a met ealemillege eisimmeleme tie rainsil in sae ail the Med+ of Ana% by with Ahern en- Ll'lleatt MS bare been swept from time MO ellersity in a letzle reereoar. All of them were (Was with lime ea a h l at hlw 14 eitirithetasdies that the number was ma, a isd4-a wave lithe ewe the AI ea aide h were stawling. sad wombat Pala eat free th e deep. they has et the I. have , an found ap le We sight of thew poor fellows have left large iheallise to neaps over flu's irreparable km. • subserildea he lima drendy set to Nt. and it is hoped theta Won era nil he nisei Ike, M.N. sow that Galway is so erseraMerilithe aeltelty sal rd eOl of the United Kiegden, of !lyd Dragoon 4 %..5 arrived this day, to atemei Ma muninest as • !mini sa honour. no his arrival hew teeemeeer. A WO. litiphc despatch arrived here at we Ale* sandag that the loon due in Galway at that beer had sot at to , that tune reached Athlone. Greet assiely le Wt, as it Is kr' .1 scone accident must have mama to ewe sash ea unusual and unaccountable delay. Onw 100 ' , largess, lad. ii Inch seek and implemeats, have arrived this ''''' bur fur the I CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT, THIS DAY. OLD COURT. Daman Ma. Immo Bair Ann Ni. Immo TALPOCID. THE CASE KFORT. Mr. Bodkin applied OF LORD to the mart FRAN in mimeses to the chugs of misdemeanour proformed wand Lord Frankfort. Ds said he had eadevsteed that epplication had been made fee a writer mollound to remove the ease from this mart to the Queen's Nark bat that the wit had not yet been received. Ile willed M kaow whether, under these eirtossetancos, it would be aasseeery Ifse the triteness for the to be kept fa @Waimea r. Imam Tel:Omni said diet he et sees eassist to the application for a writ of mollorari, bat the Eat bad not yet been presented to him M alimatitre, and until this bai been dose the writ of mum orsidd est hem. Mr. Ballantine, who opoomed Oar die noble delboident r said that all the proceeding. to Aegis tbe writ wasid be taken, and the taw wadi esrealely set elms an Ws amt. Mr. Amiss Ultima sail that, se this wee the are, the witnesses nen mats *Oa II•awal We= It was eadoseteei die are has been finally owned te the Chorea% Lest. affiliate! CM ATIIIIRTID 31R11111, Mir* Whit., 63, labourer, weelnastail fin eating end wanitht Ann Hurley, with iateetMrmurder her. lir. Gifted osoducted the pueenticut ; Xi. Sedkia de fended the abeam Thealeinalneess ee tble seee mined radars semathable theesaa ageared that the passer and the'peampatria beet etheblar Writhe es Male as oath bit alma twelve nessibe. red Heed in Deerldthawass, Ireetasiamer. Zeg i ll asiba elbee lbe 9th el iiimabserear. the day aa leash leek pia% any bed eapentled. bit law really ups veer Maly leina Oa geseeeeleta that to seethe. On the males ef the fhb of Jane the bad par abola lea bee mistress to go out foe a sheet time. sad, INNSMIIIi to her own statement, she went to • pkhwlwee awe bee homer resideace to have some hear, amid ale tare met the poisoner, who asked her be &ilk sad they bed • Imam of rum together. They atheneimie went to anether public-house, where they had wee liquor, end the prisoner Men wed the A MY ge th = me with him and make hi s b a d, be hal net bees made for five days, whisk wee the time she bad led! Wm. She consented to do so, aid miles they get he. the }w moat he locked the deer, and mid that she aft go home that night. She told his that she should hoe her situation, but he peseleted thee the should remain, and they went to bed tegenber. Aleut three o'clock in the morning she was awake by the prim/air putting his arm round her and kissing her, dad she saw that he had an open r azor i n hi s h an d. She idled out, "Don't murder me," and he replied, "I'll do for you this time," and commenced cutting her en the las with the razor. She struggled with Nun, sad ex claimed, "White, you have one for me sow ;" and the prisoner said in reply, " Yon are not murdered yet," and commenced cutting at her spin with the razor, and wounded her upon the arm In two places and also upon the tap. She at length succeeded in getting away from his and went late the street, when she fell down insensible and was conveyed to the Wetheinster Hospital, wham she re mained for a cessidonallis 'time; and it appeared that the cuts upon her arms wore M severe that it would be a very loop time before she WS lOW, to recover the us of her hands. Upon • peliamant gang up to the prisoner's room, in commit/nee eras interamien he received from the pro sacutrix, he hand the deer bathed, and on his breaking it open, he discovered the aleser sitting by the aide of the bed with his throat cut, sal be said to the policeman 0 I did not think she would bare dose it," and pointed to a bloody razor that was tyke ea ter Geer, and attempted to make out that it was the who had wounded him. It appeared, however, Or ovidoeso of the surgeon, that the injuries on the arm o f the prensoattiz mast hav e been inflated by some other person, mad that the wound in the throat of the prisms, had evidently he. given by himself. Thi:ittry found the Worm Gni/ ly et wowaliwg the pm matrix with intent to do lhor pioneer bodily hos, ad le was sentenced to be trurgowtod tor 12 yew. CRICKET. KENT v. ENGLAND. WIDNINIDAT This match was resumed this nowning by Kent, and finished shortly altos 1 o'clock, England winning in one innings, with two rums to spare. The latter obtained 166 runs in one innings, and the tomer 164 is two, as under; Imrr. T. t 4( s ir el owly —_l7 • Box. b 0midy...... ...... I E. no sot 30 b Grandy 3 W. sla at IP. Pllsb. • . b Clirbe —..... MI • Parr, 0 Ormady 0 N. Woman% benne, .... $ b °mad, l7 T. Mkt& b ambe.....- ........ -.... 1 b O. Vflisril set outt ... 8 • =IOW., Mr. 8. Wide,. • VerusiNkliri• — .... 0 re soli Mr. A. Ilyam.l Oyu* .. ----.. 8 r... P. Mesa 4.. b Clete .........--- 4 b Oready -...... W. 111•14 b MO, ........«. I s ka„ b Orme, 1.1011“................ $ •11153 The Wel* botwooo Moran of Lapel led L. of the Clontimen of Lug we Am oireassod. I Maud won the, tele end wins ha Am The *rite. wee vespiese until the Hen. R. Grionegarti.4 Mr. IF W. . Wpeoper /Anted the stumps, the lathant ithlniaing Gaud the baba when Woe vait4 soft an RAW heavily, drove then hem the SIM thriellimlng einio of the wafter ended very shatifially te rigida tho waselesr of speshAsee graft ; still there was a good egnithak aad the reiabeer eaten( the Zings:Wu gave a onallou appearance Webs sae. The ladles also dbOtped iinpthin saloon. When the @humps wire drawn, tU pate allied ibee Oman& Rea L C Lei* b llyes ... • Ltd Oelefeer. • Oiwlea, b Mr. L Ozesies, b enderisbs Frelendre_ . Mr. E. Hartrege. '4 0348346 Bea. N. S. leerweby, 4 . 02 a b trederlike dors i b Midas a Wr. F. W. Wrap.. art est be Wt. L WWI; •W. 1117••• ace. IL Wader, ere eat .. 41 b Preirdie L 4; IL4; irb.14... It Mr. IL Tem% e Oewilem, b ...111 The Kest eleWe e44ll—hlesera. H. Austin, C. 0. Webb, J. Crow, W. B.W. Deane A. Myna, W. I R: F. Fredericka, C. . Ozendea, V. ikon.* and B. Thiamattch will not be rammed, at Kent hare given in. AND YORKSHIRE DIVIDEND. At a meeting of the board of directors held yor terday, it ergo resolved to recommend the proprietor. to dc don a &Adana at the rats of three per cent. per 'swum Diazi or Tux Docs or FlettlLTON.—The pre ys/sr eof iistimeg, the vesersble Duke of Hamilton and 81 9SPIS = morning, at his MOS inn in WU ose of the oldest, if are I am vr . oye a rl d riassbeit at es . ha viii lotto bora is I lies year 1787, sad he had aled dm Wei -1 man age of 85. Hs iloossiod his father who wee the loath dolt*, in 1616, %W _seat la the Howe of Lords by two titles—the Duke imeilea nen Berea Dutton. His ones took toy yoominet port In polities. In the yeas 1810, wheat= %Emile married the amend daughter of Ili. of Yearl emeg ib i r e i, whine odebrity la art mad Illooketabo The Iwo of this moolosp woo ono am lid ow deregitter. His sties Is mended ist Ids tido ad Moos Wlb son, WI Ales:ander *Whew Aork/hoi4, &of DS.,IU of mil Clydesdale, who woe boos is SIM ose ar s i t t a:M is Ml** Prates Katy Amodio Male& dassolter aftho late Mosta, Grad Dab at Rides, mai spoolia *the Presides% of ae Froadt liqrablia The late duke IPSO a privy eoaaolliw„ a bialit of lito Garter, a fellow of Ilse Royal beats sal se lb. Alkaloid's Society, and pre sident of the Royal Sod* of issidsad. _Dr Ids demise, a hlassibood is placed at thollipsol alba &II of Dolly. The *waft is was ofireat aalasage awl *adrift/ is dis of flasimi. The lesepoship of Holyrood Neese Trer g e . - ditary Is It. The seemed soil of Arran, of ads_ ,Ilae which title was eniated in 160 0 , we. theses Berat of Sestlead la 1642, sad was the seat pardestaid We mpt its to the mows. H. we. award mow se.salt, by Henry IL of Frasee,__a dye walk he saasapsestly wrap dead to the Yaw* wwwwisti. The Sea duke was be headed, laving bees tabs it Ibis battle of Prestos fighting auks. Charles I. The ersesag Sake was slain at thelattle of Weecester, in the senile of Charles 11. The paean dabs. who is lb* slew.* be am so., horn in 1845, who Lea bilbsris Was the swag Ibis of Eul of Angus and Assso dia, bat mho will saw Mho dist of Matilda of Dough. sag . The soils= af Argus was created In ISM. roll. hasilito me pisallo mourning by the des of q month dabs. T11113A111;;;ITital• —• OF ENGLAND AORICUL ?MIAS eloarrr.—The next rheoiam and exhibition of this nedely Is to be held at Neta a r i a:y, Taws, or Ply mouth and Devonport. 'rite an W latter la be the towns edeeted. hot wafts veil Teen tea The meld, mean to bit Ong atagelholly eon dusted. Three prima of 101. sea Imo bsaaonato..eed for on, fot !Imp• Mlle perulterilhoof Itto Amato olrl dOs West of sal ha the hisonss vbls the earidoretion of thent_Ahondinsithe .Iwatt onotait es the ageienhoote of Me albite i" lien the soh OOMMlldool sod panelolie needed of rents/ and coosamlag lost crepe ;' sod "on Mu ltrolimp of the Brldsurater level , sad other vend hale of harenetshlre." %1i \ To AUSTRAIJA VIA TEI CATIL--0111111HAL p''•r u" . " AtOUST. 118-52. /mess to lbw ailles • 4 Slip hut, annoancing tis 411111949141141111 dNr th " me I packets to Anetralm 661 tie Odow SW N• 1 0 8, try to state that, when dms iwi dirth• moth (th• "aY '•;•6 •.nte•d foe making up, in de aglow, MUM the ro • 1 0 , Australia, Re) f e ll, on a Beraiv, las midi , will • ..td 1.0n,10n on the .seniwg des Sid, awl is Ply h ..n the mining of the 4th air As wristb. • , 1:1‘ ANI) BANWI HAILWAT.—R•4IIII oboes to' ...tit ending Attend 14, 11152: Podswiessw, 17 " "•• I. natrehandiee. &c 21/. Ins. 9d. Tote 1921. ' ( .4.) lades open.) Correapending wink last . year, Hi us. 6d (i 0 miles epos.) ifilTierlos.—There is o vigorous anatest between the liberals sod tones for the seat in the dty of ; Mr. reswisk, of 13ostbill, represents the libisals, heed Adolphus Vase Ow tones. Both putin an psuning ss active swan Mr. Fanwaek has held s lane Mitt is the Townhall, sad his add's.. was well ressived by*, freemen and electors. Tin liberals are easisiae of LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 19, 1852. ~ t • V rt 51 RAIL WA THIS DAY. Two o'CLooe. Although business is not brisk, the railway mar ket has bees much better to-day. Prices of the heavy stooks have risen IL to V. per cent., and much firmness prevails. SHARES AND STOMA 171400A1LANTUD. i t tle 13 I 1 .A'-vilkl' ~,~i Ilmrkimalsoll i ==. iI Do.Clmak um arli4lllllll3l.e. 111121.110111e10r . Odeloin mi Omar Nei Out coll links I& fisillaimi BMW Jim- lll dna Dommill=sed Aber ill LA Melba (SU C4l ► . in Do. 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MiLailnao...- - an iio; i I...utirr.iper,t6 IMMO. s 9 111 1 .8 4451 1 Piga° .~_p OLWaftes. & 14 lasmshbo serail% p Ls& DIM Poi. pat !e"Bille. Id Ds. lbw ZIG . $ Ds. SS SO nallsidOm.ll;lll..s 4 ISZ2 =4 ***--.. ul , Os. Oral per cost— larder& Radii P" Word. Wareseter. sad I W Do. do. alvis., CU. II do per * ihres*.SaLine.NrwOuss. Iltri*.o.k Coot**(Nor.W. pet Oast... .. U floe* onto 13 Igo* York. 4 per Ct.Oss. Waterford Klllustay Ce Tart. Baty ~ Ot.leettli or gas.parei. 5 Mt° DIM Is TarkISISJIWALite POUION BO ClAtillol sad Emig lan 1 Dips sal Beam II Dutch = . ... MP Bast ladiss I Orast lofts 1.61261 a.. Rot }°!";t j.12.6"°"? W taday op to 1 p.a. ifsit.cltesiaia 4t. Seeds (Ist Iwo) sm. 'Med tato Nei VII 1147.111.16 , dr la ISI. s p.. t per . 7 .v. t. ) ..... i ....... iii D. (c.ii.1) . ..... n a ID llNaar sow I..iegt ... .. IS Dlecbews of Mrseee.. _ °lib 1111 ;1: :: B. ;:: ; ;"'"1 :: " Iisis el...." 164. :7 ) .r...,. II Weans red 4..'orJe nis ..... IS Pltris ow' I yam . . DO Pans awl Ofillel ... .. N rinsed Nowa .. .. MD Pera ..al • tuabo mg ... ... I . ZOOM ici 1;.• re ... DO *whit ~. 3( hat ... - If 6,4 11,- t.. DI INN /..ader. ... II Wolin Si lrasait... ... UNN hit 70i 111 3/4 N 4 LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LITERroOL, ATIOIIST 18.—The transactions to-day have been to a small amount, at the following quotations:— Caledonian 19—Eastern Counties, 101—East L anc ashire, 161 4—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 78 of 61—Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport, 20—London and North Western, 120 c. 4 f 20—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 28 c. 874—Ditto (pref. Chute), 12—Midland, 704 4 e. 704 e.—Ditto (new pref. 44 per ant.), 3-16 p.—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 174—York and North Midland, 23—Dublin and Belfast Junction, _ 6f d. MANCHESTER, AUutreT 18.—The market opened some what weaker, but prices improved towards the close, Mid land etock (which bed been done at 8194, 4) selling for 701. ; London and North Western, 1264 ; Leeds, 76f ; Boyers, 201; Sheffield, 274; Bleokburn, No. I, 6f ; Caledonian, 19; East Lancashire, 164; North Stafford, 64. Auover 18.—There was but little busi ness doing in our market to-day. The transactions were Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's, 94 ; South Stafford', 61. 3.1. dis. cash. Lures, Autivar 18.—TItem is still a falling market. The transactions have been few this morning, at the follow ing closing prices: Midland stock, 701 ; Great Westerns, 92; North Westerns, 84. Is. 3d.; York and North Mid lands, 23. s • _ DHABI' BY LIOIITNINO .— Tho storm which smitten; London on Tuesday evening proved fatal t, a young man named Mahon, employed in a trading establishment at Islington. I);esased was carrying • box alo^g the road not far from the Angel between 7 and 8 o'clock, when one of the vivid Rashes which immediately preceded the heavy fall of rain struck him to the earth. Ile was at once re moved to his home by the neighbours, and in a few hours expired. LONDON AND NORTLI WESTERN RAILWAY.— Return of trade for the week ending August 15, 18.52 : Passengers, parcels, carriages, hones, and mails, 3.5,0101. 10e. 51.; merchandise, 18,9991. 17s. 10d. ; cattle, 1,0821. Os. 6d. Total, 55,0921. 88. 9d. Corresponding week, 1840, 82,024 , . 98. Rd Ditto, 1881, 163,6981 6s. Id. AghtTegate: 1850-352,0791.75. Od.; 1851-45 1,7111.45. id.; 1853-386,28 U 6s. 44. OILEAT NORTHERN RAILWAY.—Return of traffic for week ending August 8. 1864—Passengers; parcels, ear mg' ea, homes, dogs, and mails, 14,.3081 . 18a. bd ; merch an di se and minerals 4, 9 341. 7s. ad. ; cattle, 3681. 18s. 4d. 'Total,l 18,6001. Is. Bd. Corresponding week, 1861, 14,5361. Ws. 3d. 1, 1..,.,1 IN 14 If If If Ire 14 3 lqli 11 i , ~. iis 111 4 44 pa 13 II Il II It 134 1 110 P.. SiII 4Pm i 11 et IN 104 I- I I r toe II 1 d 111 111 9i f 1 I 101 103 3 fi 1 I Pa , ILWATIL 2 le le pm Par 1 •• ff ad 11 or : el i rik ri 1 I 54 1 "4 5 _ls3 1 1 , - , 1 4 - ee I 17 ti 4$ UT 47 111 3l al U N ad 4 1 Se Z 4 ti rti I' /I Ili 1 1 4 3 in I I I id Is id tle • SI 91 (81 731 I 8 le 4 Eli 4 7 11 i! " 1 pm se y If 4 SI PE ZS MONEY MARKET. WIDNINIDAT EVENINO. The English stock market showed some weakness during the earlier hours of business to-day, but in the afternoon a much sti eager feeling prevailed, and at the close a slight improvement on yesterday's prices had been established. Purchames were again made to-day by the Bank broker, and firmness was the prevalent characteristic at the termination of the market. A feature very much in ravour of pricy is the general scarcity of stock. Very high rates have been offered for a large quantity of stock for imme diate delivery, but the intending purchaser could not be accommodated. Consols were done in the morning as low as 081 for cash, but subse quently went up to 991, and left off 991 to 1, both for money and the account of the Bth September. The official business list is as fol lows :—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, 981, 99/, a ; ditto. for account, 991, 99, #, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 993, #, 100, f. New Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 1021, #, 103, 21, 81. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 15-16, 1. India Stock, 278, 274. Bank Steek, 224, 2251, 226. The March Exchequer Bills are very firm. Sales were made at 76a prem., but the price closed the same as yesterday, at 741. to 775. prem. The June Bills seroain quelled 68s. to 71s. prem., with a trans action at 725. India Bonds mark 88s., 875.. and 90s. prem. The foreign department wee altogether quiet, with the exception of Granada Bonds, in which there was great excitement consequent upon the intelligence contained in the Jar rear relative to the practica bility of a canal through the territory of this Republic, negotiations and surveys for which have for some time been carried on. The Deferred Bonds rose from 81 to 12, and were last marked 111; whilst the Actives advanced from 211 to 24. From the spirit with which this speculative movement has been pushed forward, and the influence of the parties engaged in it, there is every probability of the price being driven up considerably higher. Prices of other stocks are little changed. Buenos Ayrean are flat, and Mexican steady. The interests of the Mexican bondholders are at present so mainly dependent on the action of their committee, that we cannot refrain from embodying the gene rally expressed opinion of the creditors, by again urging on the committee the necessity of having a formal protest drawn up by a notary, con taining a statement of the grievances which were so ably laid before Lord Malmesbury by Messrs. Carl and Sadleir, and lodging it with all formality with Col. Facio, the charge d'Affaires of Mexico, and the financial agent of that government. The committee ought also in this protest to claim all the former sums due from Mexico, but which were given up by the bondholders on the expresv condition that the reduced dividend should be paid with punctuality. The . great value of this protest would be, that in the event of a firm government being established in Mexico, whether by an internal or external movement, or even if such a contingency should arise as the absorption of the country by the United States, there would remain a record that the bondholders never lost sight of their original claims, which they are now entitled to demand in all their integrity, in consequence of Mexico not having kept its part of the contract. It is hoped that in the present posture of Whin the instructions of the com mittee to Mr. Falconnet will be very stringent, and that the duties belonging to the bondholders, which are collected in the Tenons Mexican custom-houses, will be remitted to London as rapidly as possible. Protests ought also to be handed in by him, as agent and representative of the creditors, to both the executive and legislature of Mexico. By carrying out strong measures of this description, the committee will be entitled to the commendation of their constituents; but, in due re gard to the interests confided to their oese, they ought not to atop here, but take steps for efeeting union of action on the part of all the holders of Mexisan bonds, Dutch and French holders being of course as much aggrieved by the bad faith of the go- vernment, as the British creditors. In this sense, communications ought to be opened, as already urged by us, with the holders of bonds in Paris and Am sterdam; copies of the protests sent them; and the French and Dutch governments moved to assist Mr. Doyle in the remonstrances lie is about to make with thiMexioan government in pentanes et die instruc tions despatched to him by Lad Malmnabegy. In this latter movement the committee will doubtless be greatly aided by Mr. Lapel, one of their umber, whose assistance was found so valuable by the Spanish bondholders at the time when the negotia tions for the settlement of that debt were being maned on. The list of the day's foreign stock transactions is as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 41 prem. Buenos Ayresn Six per Cents., 72, 711, 72. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 84, 831, 64} ; ditt o Four per Cent. aril/keno, 98. Grenada One-and a-Helf per Cent. ex December, 1849, Coupon, 211, 22, 24; ditto Deferred, 81, 9, 101, 10, 12, 111. Mexican New Three per Cents., 251. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 801. Hunan Five per Cents., 1201; ditto Four-antki.Half per Cents., 1041, 1. Sardinian Five per Gots., 94i. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 484, 1. The following communication hes talsrenee to the claims of the bondholders of ikenainn It is to be feared that in the present dhlidel state of the country, and in face of a threshed invasion, the government of the republic MA be bed somewhat deaf to the remonstrances of its hedge creditors : ECUADOU Dam Committee of Spanish Ameriona Bondholders, 8, Broad-street. buildings, Aug. 18,1862. Kr. Moat* whom the Commaines of Spanish American Bondholders despatched al their seeldrioner to Guayaquil (the present seat of Ecuador peuenest), writes from that place, under the let of last mon* that is consequence of the existing troubles of the emollea be had not yet been able to commence active preeseibie with regard to the principal object of his Winton. Masatime her Majesty's consul bad promised him his co- whenever the time should sr ' rive of its being available. At present there was only • provisional government under General Urbino, who had convoked a national convention to meet on the 17th July, at Gua- J aquil, when it is expected that, at the opening of the session, occasion will be taken to notice, forcibly, the just claims of the foreign creditors. The Orestes has sailed for Port Phillip with 30,0001. worth of coin ; and the Southern Cross for Hobart Town with 10,0001. The Madrid has taken out 4,5301 in specie for Lisbon. The amount of coin taken out by the Lady Jocelyn for the Cape and Eastern markets was 21,4851., and not 50,0001. as currently stated. By telegraph this afternoon we have advice of the arrival at Liverpool of 336,557 dollars by the Arctic from New York. The Priscilla is also shortly expected at Falmouth with 36,000 ox. of gold from Pernambuco. The Prince of Wales has arrived off tho Wight with 35,000 ounces of gold, worth in this market 140,0001. The dates from Sydney by this arrival extend to the 9th May. The Duchess of Northum berland had sailed with 4,594 ounces on the 23rd April, and the Johnstone with 9,099 ounces on the Bth May. With reference to the actual yield of the Australian gold fields during the year (twelve months having just expired since the first discovery of the precious metal in those ;colonies) the Sydney Morn my Herold affords the following valuable statement : ounces. Exported from Sydney to the Bth May 3103,794 Estimated to be now lying in harbour 50,000 Estimated in banks and private bands in town 40,000 Itatgatatad at mime 20,040 Makin" a tohl of From which &duct the amount re ceived from Victoria Leave. the oroductinn of New South Wales for the year at - 366,733 Exported from Melbourne to 23rd April 068,682 Estimated in banks and private haus& at that port Reheated at the minra 60,000 -- -- Making the total prod uce o f t h e tw3 colonies in 76(1,682 an 12 maths maces 1,124,415 Taken at its intrinsic value of 41. per ounce, we have here an aggregate of 4,497,8801. According to the last accounts, 311,000!. worth of the precious metal had arrived at Adelaide by overland escort , from the Mount Alexander diggings; so that we have a grand total of full 4,800,0001. sterling as the' result of the first year's operations, conducted, as is well known, under great disadvantages. The sale of licenses in New South Wales up to the end of March had produced 48,171/., and in Vic toria 74,0791. The escort fees in the for mer province for the same period amounted to 4,3101. • and in the latter, to 8,124/. It i s ev id ent that the financial position of these colonies must soon become highly prosperous, with new sources of re ceipts of so lucrative a character as these ; end it is to be hoped due liberality will be shown in apply-1 iog their increased resources to the promotion of the general welfare by the inauguration of the various improvements called for by the altered state of things. With respect to the actual increase In the 1 population of New South W a l es , it appears t h at t h e arrivals from England during the year have included 4,029 persons; from California, 2,219; from the Austvtilii eek‘nice, 8,915; and from foreign ports, I,732—making a total of 14,916. On th e o th er hand, 329 persons had taken their departure for England; 898 for California ; 6,225 for Port Phillip and theother Australian colonies ; and 221 for foreign ports ; in all, 8,733. This shows an excises of arrivals over departures to the number of 8,242 persons only. When the numerous emigrant vessels that have left the shores of Great Britain, the United Stetcs, and other countries, shall have arrived out, the aspect of these returns will be very different. Transactions in miscellaneous joint stock shares have received a check from the fluctuation in the English feuds and railway market ; and hence we have to report a pause in the demand noticed by us from time to time for many months past. Thera hos been less business in Bank shares this week, but prices remain firm. Sales are recorded as follows :—Colonial (251. paid), 101, / cx div.; Lon don Joint Stock (101. paid), 18/, 19, ex div.; Lon don and Westminster (201. paid), 321, ,/, 1,1; South Australia (231. paid), 25; Union of Australia (261. paid), 47, 4 ex div. ; ditto, New (21. 10s. paid), 51, 6 ; Union of London (101. paid), 17, 18/ cx div. Shares in the New London Chartered Bank of Austra lia were quoted to-day 2to 21 prem. Dock stocks, owing to an absence of active inqui ries, have not quite maintained their late advance, but prices are, on the whole, steady. Commercial stock is marked 105; East and West India, 1871, 188 cx div. ; London, 131, 130 i ex die.; St. Katha rine 95, 931 ex div, Shar es i n th e new Victoria Dock were done to-day at 21 to 3,1 prem. for the settling. Prices of steam-boat shares ere steady, without any activity in the dealings. The last prices are : Australian Royal Mail (41. paid), 4 ; General Screw Steam Shipping, 601; General Steam Navi gation, 29, 4, 281, 29; Peninsular and Oriental, 84}, 83; ditto, New, 38; Royal Mail Steam, 801, 80. Insurance shares are quiet. Marine shares are a trifle lower at 17; and Sun Fire at 211; but Royal Exchange stock has improved to 231. Of Canal shares the latest Stock Exchange quo tations are subjoined :—Ashton and Oldham, 135, 140; Birmingham, 100, 101; Coventry, 200; Grand Junction, 491, 50; ditto, Six per Cent. G u a ran t ee d, 111; Leeds and Liverpool, 600; Loughborough, 610; Oxford, 136; Regent's, 17, 1, ex 81v. ; Staf ford and Worcester, 406; Stourbridge, 290; War wick and Birmingham, 40. Prices of this and Coke Companies shares range es follows :—British Provincial, 19; Brighton, 18; City of London, 125 j Continental Consoli dated, 48 ; Equitable, 26; Great Central, 14} ex div.; Imperial, 73 ex div.; Independent, 48; London Par liamentary Preference, 26 - ; Phoenix 281 ; United General, 21, 201 • Westminster Chartered, 381. WaSonsorke skidoo ego Ilio =fad ;--Zut Los. `don, 186 et 111 , e.i Arad ' 4181 -Kat, 83 ; New River Company, 80; West Middlesex, 1011. Miscellaneous snares are quoted as follows in the official list :—Assam Tea Company, 101; Auction Mart, 28 ; Australian Agricultural, 20; Canada Com pany, 60; Hudson's Bay Stock, 216; Hungerford, 47; London Institution, 5; Price's Patent Candle Company, 241 ;South Au stralian, 221. THIS DAY. Two o'Cioox. Tho tendency of prices in the stock market con tinues favourable. The English funds and railway , shares have to-day equally experienced a further im provement. Consols have ran between 991 and ged 991, and are now steady, at 99i to f both for money and account. The Three per Cent Reduced mark 100 to 100 f; the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to j. Bank Stock, 226. I n di a Stock, 274. The unfunded securities are quiet. The excitement in New Granada stocks continues. The Active Bonds have been done at 24f to 261; and the Deferred at 12 to 13; the last prioe marked for the former is 231, end the latter 12. Mexican Bonds have improved to 26f, and Equador to 4f. Peruvian Actives mark 1011; ditto Deferred Threes, 601; Spanish Old Threes, 481; Dutch Fours, 981; Buenos Ayrean, 71 to 721. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. _ PARIS, Ate. 11. roe . Money. I 'Openly/ 11*beat. LoweaL Cloaine 1— 6 per LialL 11 per 04011 lO6 50 ' IN In 104 95 ios as 1101 ao 1 per Cents. 3 per Cents 3 per Cents. New I.oan ~. . Eactianes on Lawton : staled. 36 3 0 , 90 411 P, 7 3 20. Do. 1 Ilalglan, 3 pert:LlN losnan O 1021 Haney INa l** Rents lOl 13 Mons; 953 — . 3 1 ... Do. 1 7311 Do. lalow MM $7 .. liedmont S p.Ct. 96 90 .. . . i Treasury Boatel ... .. Do. 5, 1831 —._ I Dank Mares ...... 2390 PAIIIII, Atm. 18.—St. Germain 1,140; Versailles 6flllll bunt`,—, ditto (left bank), 32730; Parii and Orleans, 1,412 30 t Pere and Roues, 970 , Bonen and Ila 303 75; Marseilles and Aviesae. —; strasbonry and Bale, 303 73; 657 60; Part, and , 4 .., ',owe, 64 7 60 ; Path and Lyons, 7111 OS; Lycra& Mignon, 39790 ;1 Illenterean and Troyes. 216; Olelit. ; Dime and FIPIOUIPI 170 ; Paris and Seam, —; m 4 lerisanz and WIWI. 165 ; Kent. pallier anlCene, —; Oran( 01ea11.2114 ammo et Bt.Dirier I Dray, 343. Pot Account. [THREEPENCE. MINES: WEDNESDAY EVENING. The market for mining shares has been rather more active to-day. A demand has sprung up for Alfred Consols shares, which have advanced 1/. to day. Sales have taken place in Alfred Consols, at 134, 15; IVhcal Arthur, 231, 24; Great Alf red, 261; Tincroft, 13! ; South Tamar, 5; ; Linares, 21.• Cubert, 255.; Wheal Robert, 245. 9d. ; NVh ea l Sa4h, 4s. The gold mining shares remain neglected. In deed there has been lens business in this department of late than at any period since this branch of mining took up a legitimate position iu the market. Nou veau Monde shares were a shade firmer, and there hare been a few transactions in Colonial Gold shares. In other descriptions nothing is doing. Anglo Mexican Mint shares mark 22 in the offi 'cial list. Sydney advice. to the Bth May mention that the news from the mines continued of 'an encouraging character. The receipts of the week by escorts and mails amounted to 14,0001., besides which 12,000 ounces of gold had come in from Melbourne. The price was firm at G3s. 6d. to Ns. r,t 4:r. Therg were large parehmers of the precious metal in the market, and no lees than 20,000 ounces had been bought privately at 61s. to 645. 3d. per ounce. Owing to the eagerness of buyers very little of the gold dust was submitted to public competition. Gold dust was beginning to be regarded as the best form of remittance to the mother country. The writer of the gold artiele in the Sydney Morning Herald, after recapitulating the first large shipments, and specu lating on the sensation which their arrival would probably excite in England, proceeds to observe:— From these facts it is reasonable to infer that English speculation and enterprise in relation to Australian gold mining is as active and sanguine by this time as it was at first apathetic and inoperative, the natural consequence of which will be an immediate increase of mining immigra tion and rapid influx of British and foreign capital. Looking, then, as the critical stage in the progress of our golden commerce at which we are now arrived, there seems no sub stantial ground for apprehension of receding rates. In the meantime operations at all our mines proceed iu a manner highly gratifying. The Copiapo Mining Company have received ad vice. dated 20th June. At Checo copper mine, the prospects have somewhat improved: in the wince now being sunk below the 30 the lode is two feet wide of superior ore, in the 40 also the lode is wide and producing some good ore. At La Heins, in sinking below the 20, the lode is 6 feet wide. t0m .2964 of ittig!..t." intermixed with solid and rich de posits of copper. The San Augustin mine is looking remarkably well, and from several places now being wrought on, a fair quantity of ore is being raised. In each of the three shafts now being sunk, there is a lode varying in size from 2 to 3 feet, very orey throughout. Also the 20, 12, and adit levels, are producing well, and the ,topes in the backs of the aboi,e levels are yielding a fair quantity of good ore. The manager concludes his report by stating that, " without referring to the steady and gradual im provement of the Flamenco mines, and to the rich bunches of silver now being laid open in the Al fin Hallada mine, from each of these the returns may be expected to increase monthly, but in neither of which is there being so much work done as could be wished, in consequence of the want of native la bourers." ~, ~O~i. sh N e II Htt • $& si as Si 116/ 10 If IS *l* Se 4 a Hi ze 1 II 41 U IN U ft 74 41 43 114 114 414 IN *l4 SS z !!. io+ ii pa 16 76 Si I die 3i 3 IS IS S Si 103 106 id 110 i 121 " Si 4is ad dM„ „ n 1 '4 II I die 14 13 " 39 i idu 70 114 44 42 47 0 3 82 II dlo :t IPI Co die SO 1 11 ti 25 SI 41 alo 3 1 4 1 PS 73 ►4 II U If li die . 4 I n ill ,4 8 11 Cr iii 5446 $7 $7 par Ipa 16 Iti 6 6 fle Si II 64 69 filM 33 II 64 41 30 11 lei sq SO SL 3d IS b 3 14 - N U li6 IN ni US HS HS zill U 14 . Si 11? „ Its 110 gi gi 1 111 N if -" - r• Ili 11 4 144 140 114 144 11 . TI ii zd I. In IN IN 0 id Itt lei :1 1:3: ~a+ u~ teli li $1 11l lei ill II fa le THIS DAY. Two o'CLocm There is no increase of business in the gold min ing shares, this department being quite neglected, but prices aro a shade firmer. Nouveau Monde. are well supported, at to prem. Thicreft's mark 134. , comos Ira. Lam.' .. I Infer rr eli oto to-day, •••••••• AftersHsu Australia, Preen°ld Ave Maria Blien,rvonlron and Coal irTtaiTi s . British Irma BrudL lenp.(la. at Do. Oocair and Calais Do. Bt. lobo Del 8.7 Coroom'a Crook Coleßild Gold I kV A 1... . : Ismailia Ooppa roklea Mountain Oriag Ducky otbadta Gros Paigooth _ . ain stk U La5.1104110r.0.0 Mantellea iimisestspenu lie — W —_ OnimbH -- Iftetnifiv. ___, r i-s-4-4"1-7" **** *Mb Amarallan Ilia Craft M!* Mariposa. all Si' all ! .1 ri .. i t I f di. I ita 1 Cm. se N i die par 40i tip I i — Pa i . di/ ad 1 ila per 3 Pis I i r . d t du 1 Mi d" tdie par I I elk IS I Si pa r ti ai Par i Psa COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. Satan... The mall public sales of Hsvannah and hlts,- nilla were all bought in. The market generally has a quiet appearance. The refined market steady. Grocery lumps, 445. to 445. 6d. COCOA.—Trinidad sold in public sale at $Ol. to 38e. 6d. Conti.—After 'Change yesterday it is reported that 1,000 begsgood ordinary native Ceylon were sold at 44a. Tice.--1 be market has been steady ; purchasu of Con gou have been made during the last two days. Corrox.—This article be. an upward tendency ; 1,000 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. BRANDT has further advanced, with • fair amount of businees done. In other articl s no material alteration. TALLOW MAR/in.—THIS DAY. The market is steady to-day at the annexed quotations . Town Tallow, 375. 9d. to 385., nett sash; Peter...burgh Y.C. on the spot, 395. 6d. ; October to December, 391. ; Jana azy to March (1853), 395. 3d. BMIrHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mt. E. J. Davis reports the sopply short. and trade brisk, at the following quotations :—Pri-ae Meadow Hay, 78s. to 84s. ; inferior, 68e. to 75s ; now 80s. to 785.; Rowen 66e. ; Clover, old, 90e. to 100 s. ; new, 755. to 84s. ; Straw, 30s. to 345. COALS.-Lowhow, Avocet' 18. -Ships at market, 63; sold, 6.-Bate's West Hartley, 134. 641. ; Chester Main, 12s. 9d. ; Holywell, IN. ; New Tanheld, 12s. 6d. ; New Pelton Main, 12s. ; North Percy Hartley, 13s. 6d. ; Redheugh Main, lls. 9d. ; Smith's West Hartley, 14s. ; Tanfield Moor, lb. ed. ; Tantleld Moor Butts, 12s. 3d.; Townley Trader, 12s. 6d. ; West Hartley, 14e. ; West Wylam, 12s. 9d. ; Wylam, 13s. 6d.; Nk filington Hart ley, 13s. ; Eden Main, 14s. 3d. ; Lambton's Primrose, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End Braddyll, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Het too, lbs. 64. ; Walls End Haswell, 164. 6d. ; Walls End Lambton, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End Huseel's Helton. lbs. ; Walls End Shotton, unsereened, 13s. ; Walls End Camp, 14e. 6d. ; Walls End Kslloe, 14a. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 14s. ; Walls End Thornley, 145.; Walls End Bathhouse, 13s. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 16e. 64. ; Airdrie Steam, 13s. 6d.; Coypu Hartley, 141.; Derwent. water Hartley, 14e.; Llitn i h, 21s. ; Nixon's Mer thyr and Cardiff, 21s. ; 's Clarteflehl Coke, U. ; Seymour's Harvey Coke, 17e. CONTRTANCE OP TROOFS IT PRIVATE STEAMERS. —lt appears that the expense fee memeying the Royal Fusi liers from Portsmouth to Plymouth, by private steamers, has nearly amounted to 4001., seldch, considering that the Admiralty take credit for the umber of government s cu d s that could be got ready at a ghat notice at the various dockyards, might bum teas sweat by a little foresight, the regiment having bees mast Sedan for removal upwards of two tuooths.—Neeal me /Mary Galatia. VAEXIIALL.—After several postponements, on ao count of the unsettled state of the weather, Mr. Wardell. the enterprising director of this popular place of amuse ment, was enabled yesterday to take his benefit. Although the appearances last evening were somewhat threatening, there was a large attendance, an d the result of Mr. Wardell's 'pixel to the habitue, of the Royal Gardens was doubtless quite satisfactory to himself. NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAT.—TIIHRO re turns for railway and eanal, for the week ending:August 8, 1852, 6,4801. (120 miles open) Corresponding week, 1851, 6,2111. (112 miles open.)) Note.—The above is atria:ire et the receipts available under the mutemeat with the London sad North Western Railway Cempuny It. It. I IS KS St. I 90,000 90,000 100.01.0 10,000 8,104 1110,000 11,000 10.000 1,000 u,OOO i1:0 - 0 - ) lOkouo 70,00. 00,000 50,000 /2,000 11.000 ►OO,OOO 01,000 7,400 50.00 0 _4(.1,00 100,000 tuo,wo