The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

41 A!.. 7 : °P'e`?/-<; NEBBRIL WILLIAM LAIIOND Os., stork ry gittiFealmarne tlefr T" r t RAN hEIAM aed Wu. Med% Wee sed ate are. M. 4 ad 011. Moe Me le maws, Awes table ghee deem 7• Thmedeewilweeeek reweitme neembe es he Jena. MM. ?ARIEL—INGLISH OFFICE ci LAW, COM MINCAL. add 001111111 MON .1101310 T, sal ad ORNALRAL MILMAZ I Ot wirAi aI. Tira ir_D do la Ileheraa. SOLICITUDE - Id . ri . .Attrat't halm= I bearers/ la Park et elmerere ea et have theta rams !IDE/MIA ATEAN__DED _TO. TIBITOIN to PARIS aad TILteNLLIME dad at Or IMOD ado wary taker*. Or es tearer eartrarlark NSW& us talr . t. MNICHANDDIE sad LUCKLION =Br ; ard VOZWLEDID TO STINT P i •l i r d aft • DRIRLY DOT et SMALL PARDILR. PAM Lord tirai PARIS rd LONDON. mad a trafele an De LOOM all CONDUCTED. at irrial la Ile Mena oi pertdart. Dad .1.14 talraltr" Mr. De YR MUD fee ITSI4 MALTA. the , a briar eceit. ar erre to Warr ant rat VAIIOOII ITALIAN MI rr HE Mirk? 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NA terse m Iluty en be Moe ow: -- r•nee..poaereebent, et the ditto 4 4,,, uat C py —RICHARD CLAIM Itobleet Neteieet• • irletittee47l4f etoree feces Lowlier Amis. DAILY NEWS and IMPRESS. PARIS.— MOLINA OTTICIL-0111 Thai, 13, Doolowort d.Y Mode. 10100.-110, DI 888 XAA DY. frolo LONDON. ACCOUNTANT. TODZIOX osi GENERAL NONNI, Lo ode of*** of the DAILY RIM aod DlFlLlOM anl argif NONNI 0 omi XX INO PAPUAN. realm ado. lar,_ 11M1INPLNISJImoD Pion thmoglikout 111.301 sod Ow 00N. 1 of so sem M. Do largary ago =Nuristan to naive sod Deward Weirdos. Bli anew to dew of Mo above Work JAMIDI NNW NOVEL. Now tAbolootak di the Owls, la 3 volkpont Nos. EAUCHAW or, the Mew. Sy O. P. R. nitu i tez "or INkmioro lk000Dloo." P. The " Ooe mo tet i`t aleDeo isersr. eve asemat, see roz 141 6. r10 T a r= j el:Do I r .. M =WM& Mr. Amu Dr Doha bob yap& wad boo No meted slooDla load Dew oultr." 6 -Mui. Leedom : *ol*. Iwr rd Co., 63. Caro . MIT WORN BY DOUGLAS .1 eIIOLD. Aoi at" TM Owls Loctoroo: Seam. A mbie NAN MADE OF MONEY.-11the desirable Wadded Wit t• Weaved DOCOLU JM Oa OUS th., . MIT omomiNol .IOOOID. will moo& fa rem Pont,emir MAN ow unto UM two /Woe 110 Do umbel by uc , des Os Aar at lam" Pima" aim. e, FlootoloaL Hiltari u dan y fo t r u tTowEßEß T hse l t... osirr o %:/r g s =la 1 No. i ii i: • 5u.—r..„„,.. ki, . l ; gjo ir oo If to wino IV to lo gesdrill 18 . boils O illief INOOmet W KO l d• Coo bo. awl NM Wei W HAT TO law "''" .uvr i , DRINK. AND AVOW I 11•1111 1 10 TAW Mr mil if 14 Z. OVIVIEWILI. ILA MITIMILII4% COSTINTMONI MIMEO MINI ........ftrartill • DPW plebes roe. a doe bead. and a Ile Wenner lama aelanaelWele eil a namli di N IMP to the met nealamel Mr= Zs , g moan of *glad limpehan= 6ll.ll. lsaare lilla &loan ao no. To to Iral el _• anaille. NT. MM. *met 3. ll =inola, ai ra6M TVirleand: et aye tram OW author. Pk Arnatetei. Realonannou PRICE POURPESCS Or ANY DOORBELLS& CONTENTS of the Number for SATURDAY bah 1= DI et THE ATHIWAIUM, Journal of and norm Ltlestere. 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MAR DN% =u i s the following Vii. it g eii . oreowiwol mode to= se 'deb au= 4" 2, lgu a radA aft= PanargaEf&t. woe" vuol i =gs e r k =Times. =:grik 414 lISZ- 13 oak rig tram II Os US ell a thl ry . Mao from it 'ea sob. si eft 14 burr* et elismis paint, ISOM MAIM Illellbillß lIIMPO. isi I Mb* of smrgia bissioollo. malice ...... T...v4A............f r .5..i ....... 73 .. =.... ....... wag., ....,......xt on Ihe Maim . LATEST FROM PARIS. PRINCE LOUIS NAPOLEON IN THE ASSEMBLY. PARIB, TVIIDAT, 630 The great event of this day has been the assump tion of his seat in the Assembly by Prince Louis Napoleon. Boca after the chair was taken by the president, be entered the chamber, unobserved, by ass of the die doers placed behind the highest benches on the left of the Clamber, and took his seat between his former tater, M. Veillird, and the other member for the t of la Manche. He w dressed in het as manifested much calmness and &m -aim of deportment. In delivering the address. which will be found in the report of the Assembly, be hesitated a little in the first sentences, obviously on account of the emotion produced by the occasion: but he immediately recovered Memel', and delivered tee remainder of the address with much dignity. The position' he has assumed in the Chamber is imme diately below the seats of MM. Jules Fevre, Leon Faucher, Wolowaki, and Luneo. It was remarked, for a short interval, that M. Perot, the director of the Seek, took his place beside him. Immediately after the conclusion of his addreak and when he was in the act of receiving the fetish* ties of amoral at the members of the Assembly ripe surround ed him as he descended from the Wham. some individual member shouted, in a Malawian voice, " Vire la republiquo." In the Salle des Pas Perdus the observation was made, "Cot on diacours de la commits Eight socialists were arrested to-day, charged with a conspiracy against the life of Gen. Cavaignac. It is aftirsaed that a Bonapartist manifestation had been prepared for to-day, but was suppreserd by the influence of some leading members of that party. A fatal duel has taken place between M. Gent, one of the red republic, and M. Leo de la Borde, a legiti mist, and editor of the Union National of Avignon. M. Gent received a wound in the left shoulder, of which has is since died. This duel arose out of elec tion quarrels. It will be recollected that, in accepting in principle the mediation of Freres and England in the Italian ques tion. Austria reserved to herself the right to examine the propositional of the two mediating powers, and to express her sentiments upon them. M. de Thnrm, sharg(rd'affairs of Austria, has communicated to day to M. Bastide this answer, the substance of which I am enabled to give you, and which you may con sider as official : The cabinet of Vienna maintains 1. That the war undertaken by Charles Albert spinet Austria cannot be mounted as establishing in his favour any claim to any part of the territory of Lombardy. 2. That Austria, maintaining !ierselfin possession of all Lombardy, enjoys a double right-Ist. That which wings from the treaties of Vienna; and godly, that of conquest in consequence of the victories of Itadeteky. • 3. That the Anglo-French mediation cannot have for its object the political system of Europe, without the concurrence and co-operation of all the powers which have founded and guaranteed that system. These principles being laid down, Austria proposes a general congress of all the principal powers of Europe for the definitive settlement of all the ques tions respecting Italy. Without expressing in a pre cise manner her ideas upon this subject, it appears that Austria intends to propose to the future congress as on for Lombardy similar to that of the duchy of Warsaw under the Emperor Alexan ' tr. It is said that the r roe intended for the pro -;ad.—Sow Urge per 09444., 6U; Rio Ft c. a. 63 ; Low, 69 ; nom 9410 44 k Um. Is4o. 79 ; Do. IBA 79 ; Do. ; =V . Haan si r ; t ibia= 94 4 r o ll= 914 ark ; 16_4673, 111 13 4 12g6A. RAILRAM—rifil 1111 d ISM% WO PITY; aed Rom, 679; Room sad Han. 193; Mims led 1 193; Hurboarg sal Bah 66; Csats• (Viarme). US; Makes 3041 Daol4lloo. —; Bourdesal, 316 2.3.; North, 373 U. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY—TUESDAY. 11141 debate upon the question of two chambers was resumed. M. MAIL? Dating delivered a speech in favour of • single chamber; after which M. Czarism sounded the tribes*, and pres , lnted the report of the committee ea the elemiaa for the department of the Tome, resethmending that Citizen Louis Ramparts should be yeedelemil sepesentative el the people. Ms 1 "Telibeing thin* Pansinnwr meth the posismadon in the wool Isis Prises Lone NAPozacerolbobsi lam his seat en nee of the bombes en the Lb site PreslissAbotweee M.Yellhell, Ms imam peseepter, and M. Basin, deputy for ItZTIA ; ' I demanded le spiels, and asteuding the tribune de 1 lollowng spere.• " Chime Refeemstatives,—lt is impossible that I an keep silence after the colemnies of which I have been the Mite. I must exprese frankly, and at the earliest moment of my taking my seat amongst you, the reel sentiments which mai. nth* and which have ever animated me. After thirty-three years of proscription and exile, I am at lest entitled to resume say rights re • citizen. The rsysblic has bestowed on me happiness ; to the republic I Wader my oath of gratitude, my oath of devotion ; and my genseous countrymen who have retuned me to this place may be assured that I will endeavour to justify their chaise ,in martin myself with you to maintain tranquillity, the ilmt aesme. k ofthe country, and to the development of de- memede this, which the people have the right to de mad. For • keg time I have been unable to emeserate to Freese anything bat the meditations of exile sad sap- I hefty. At last the career which yea peruse is open to me.. Restive me, thee, my dear aollepgme, into your ranks with the same mom of a llestionatenionfldence which I bring there. My madual—always inspired by duty, always ao mated b raped hr tie law—my conduct will prove the st them who have attempted to Madsen me foe the wpm. of still keeping me prosatbed and will demmenate that no one is mole firmly ' than myself es eatablith and defend pu This speak wee read from a MS., h andwas received with I oßeemiens et approbation; and when Priam lasi deseladel Iwo the tribune, several members of the Assam. isq•lle .. atta . d Mai, offering him their felicitations. afterwards ht. Girard amended the tribes*, tat report on the election of hi. Rasps& The report essemmended that the question of the validity of the siestlem amid be referred to all the bureaux of the Aessme Mir: a merflar of the committee demanded, in the name elf the mielaky, that the election should be immediately dean' and, the procersur- general, however, being at 1 to &hand of the Assembly authority to prosecute N,iaspail, and to keep him meanwhile a reamer. M. 112.211. , mimed this, and demanded the immediate ai n libsediss a declaring that the Chamber should ale entheehe Os piceasethe until after they had heard the enplefellizzil et the whist la the Within,. Meanwhile M. lea, Wady sompleissi al th e incredible slowness :f i r li lthrlize elithset liaz primers of Vincennes. lie de alordielmt the simicaprits mem sot in that castle. N. ouh.** Othessewegeneral, vindicated the con in moat . in{ II imiliiktet the delays complained the great number of gown the .Hs demanded, then, INI • I.•••Milh% eAll is the interests of justice, that liegitellawnthth OM' be maintained against Rasped. Deis iles thereedes, the agitation prevailed, and al =aa ami gad land gsseasaler from the ultra insthst pay— mast serried the tribun e , =I made a =me =tees madam the rights of the Asesably, whisiverteitel um slam tumultuous esilmill stoat" the Mesa* it m kasemay the theatre. The Mesa* them loolemd the =Woe of Respell valid, Aar irldela the Pride= friefirliMay read a regulatory of the asseriter•peoral, demarihog the mat mbanse of the Aran* tie satiente Or peeeseeties mph= Impail. M. Made, the Maim MI Jaen" demmensit the urgency 1 of this quads& M. Bat sweet this, mil demanded that Respell should at lasst be lime. Mr ergeoey was thee voted. It was dies maw= that the queens be referred to the banes; widen wee rejected. Foully the authorisation to prosecute was math by as =awn majority, the ultra-demo =tie party seenthingmatismdly " Sens Foamed", i Sons Costar:lre M. Learn Rai* ntsd against the prosseation. M. Flora abstained from The slides s v e * se tlair then suspended Si, half an boar, alter wit* M. Chaim Depth daimmet a speech in favour of the system dive *asthma. VENRZUELA.—Dates front Maracaibo are to the 17th ult. The port Was still blockaded by the fiPet of Gen. Pus, and no vegan allowed to enter. Skirmishes were daily taking pima between the contending armies. Gen. Pais wee still at 81. ?Yampa's. HAYTI.—From Jamie we have dates to the 23rd ult. The President wee at Patax-Priace. All communi cation had dart been stopped betweea Javan and the espi es', which had mused appreheasio of trouble at the latter plus. The French consul had written a letter to the Peed dent to stop aU political erscstices, at the French will com mas* hostilities tapir:at them. The oonenl had written to the Prance admiral at Maranigne, for a frigate of war, which was daily expected to arrive et Portwit-Princo. ;DNESDAY. SEPT. 27, 1848. [THREEPENCE. HAVANA. Amon 91. —Main. J C. Burnham • eat Cr.'s Cfrider oars Oa areas mar a Nth MY. the Part et lam basegarksar dm do Bill% soil browse, is l a n desk* doersa, pridowady it the Veda Slam ad lan ler miss et the stook bowassise reiliell. IS MON kwa Oho ( rad r, re meth meal* awn bela **a anal! =trl .......e„illae a ✓ead, Wham ta r the to WA lore lime sham thr the Ma Issabg peed by iGiamit at di la Imesereey old* apposit et swamp pries, wide air pairs say Ms IMAM We plessirst U. r hams : asserri reds. is Si. Is lia tlit oa talleiS liewA stealis. 9 a fd. es Us ILL le We 01., Ora an We iiliS In** Waltz eta id. is is .Ni T *nor we 4d. le 010 . I MS sigarke sect dontes, II to se Nab Ids. U.; pod rata a 14. es Its. IL to la. 114.1 4 .46 re la Ira le la ?Li M ake. II le 114, or la la is ed. Ms woorher Ms dimes bionmeseseeshis kr the ame, and are re oempainte awe mew lapatat dieirkes d amp ermetrod ay the paw awe has thereastrowsory mileten airth. mast, a tire roils dertsg s theemorl pried vote wry pia als pm Saes i t ad iy. Zoe lir= hewed ism hale ad aterr a d d ! Wm te the Mad Woe. _no tmeAktigelm lid dais sendirehp erads lbee et isa roma ... go woe ear erases to tit Iside rad area IN vla shwa PUN Imes. Tare Is la ame wad* et Noemovato new hers wllit arm or armor parWe des4o as. Ist sedan lowa The pear Tar - et Wawa is lite a. tor dm& The leadees le dr sera lettert7 las leen true the wet edam bobs' as mashie area to arm it to as abed liumbes. Jesse 3are.-0817 ea tarp hr bees ireceted trout New Ur emia*, wadi mesa kartor pada, sad sad at Bra • cap Nom the cb d=ra road tries Ike. mem mad sate N. led Two treat the Naha wham aid et 6 Oa i ea Uri a li dor am 11 , ....e .. 0ede1l litmlos at nabs; and throe boa were as At Ir W* N.N. esis The es Lair L oo(orrred se Ilke rimer to I M , rm. dairy Than e . ye ellbeel. We erre 14 to Net paean* whit bet • onsanes tawdry. nag Is no br drafts ow Pmts. SECOND EDITION. INSURRECTION AT COLOGNE. We buys just received the following by electric telegraph I An insurrection has broken out at Cologne. The Baden republicans are marching towards Frankfort. 12. As aboady notified to the publie, if aa order be not pre. seated ire before tie sad of the twelfth eel, seder month &flee ttiet is which it was issued (for isatesce, if is awed in October and not presented before the end of the out Ostober) the matey will not be paid at all. 3. As, dun mos p wi edlog a money order, by whoreso,yer pretested, th e m dse not be liable to any father claim, the public are striCdp cautioned—a. To take all ammo to prevent the los of the :Wasp order. b. N over to mad • away order ia)ba same letter with the Information required SI pqment thereat „ To be earet :il, on taking out a MOM, Older, te date or netle, t h e e h r i et ot Will 111 101111116 61111111•1■111 Of Om per son & w h o . &mi." it Is to be drawn. 4. In see tint the name, adorers, sad oes 'otioll of the peneme k eeiting est the 1 mousy order usmoistly lowa le the =Vow favour it is drawn. 4. Molest 14 Arm will lead* delay sad trouble in Ittall usages elrment, neen risk the 100 at the wavy. toper" with some ether's( miner hapeetenee, Ohl* hound printed on every wary rider. STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. [By_Elsetrie Taierspb.) Fen[ Bonn so Nun &Owen Tin Montt/to, the rad sad wartr i the rdsr.--' trim rev r *& W l ; Gooks 122=1186266 Breeds Orshadae . Chelmeed...l6.l....Cleody Clouds Cbselerfbrd N. ...Cloudy Odeberter Derts weina MI. -Cloudy .N.L. Meg 'Veineler 6. Baia 8 L. Pine Hrtiftd Defael. lea. 26, p.m., wind Darer, gape. 27, Bain., *hid E. Yenisedon, 880.16, 5 p.m., wiz nin. =La E.e.E. _ma JCL —Maar loweetoalt. abitosoch W./LW—Mod" Norwich PSI Nett le.= ...N Mod, Peek WILW.FIas IS:Uncoth .......N g l ints LE. Cloudy Tuscola Y E. Cloudy W.; elsody with ,thowers. floc lid LE.; with ocessbnal drizzling SHIPPING. Mato Asznso.—Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donee*, des, I ; Preach, 1; Flanders, I, LONDON, Sept. Pt.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light breeze, and dell, cloudy weather. Warrawama, Sept 26.—The Achilles, of Newcastle, got ea diem yesterday, on the Maplin Sand, and remains; m iasma.* km been sent. Davin, Sept . 3B.-Drlse Villa Nova, of and for Bristol, tram Craws t, was abandoned on the 24th instant, on the Hasbrrough Sand ; crew laved. LIVIBPOOL, Sept. 28.—The Duke of Wellington and the Victoria, mired at Calcutta on the 20th July, as reported, will have to go into dock, having been on shore on the Hoogbly, haring been in contact with each other. Bit.rra, Dept 25.—1 t has been blowing hard here from the E. 13 8.-30, 20, and 18 feet lore of Memel timber hare come en shore here to-day, marked on the end "W. 8., W. 8., P. 8." Coax, ,Sept. 24.—S.B.—Arrived: Zephyr, Barbados. Off: Arrived : Isabella, Honduras. Ounissesix, Sept. 23.—Sailed : Lily, Pernambuco. BRISTOL, Sept. 26.—E.—Arrived : Britannia, Quebec. CLYDE, Sept. 25.—B.—Arrived : 23rd, Isaac Newton, New Orleans. 2.5 th, Mama, Trinidad. 21st, Sailed : Lady Cornwall, Demerara. 23rd, Eliza, Demerara. 24th, Courier, St. Croix. BEtrairr, Sept 28.—Tha Robert and Helen, of Dumfries, arrived hen today, having been assisted off the rocks neer Oroomiport in this lough, supposed to have reosiveddamage, making &little water. Orr Folasirrown, Sept 26.—Arrived: Jacatra, Batavia, for Rotterdam. OFF SALCONDR, Sept. 25.—Arrived; John Oldham, Jamaica. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.— Notwithstanding the quiet and rather favourable aspect of political news, Consols are heavy, and in decline, at 88 to ,1 for money and account. Exchequer Bills 30s. to 33.. prem. The foreign market remains almost without change. Maxima, however, have improved since yesterday to 17/ to f. Portuguese to 23/ to 4. Dutch Two-and- 1 a-Half p er Cents. are as before, 44/ to Al; the Fours, 70/ to 11. Russian, 98 to 100. Danish, 67 to 70. Belgian, 70 to 2. /*nish Fives, 11/ to 12; the Threes, 22 to 31; Paasive, 2t ir to ad 3 i, . Brazilian, 74 to 6. Mdian, 86 to 8. New 11 to 12. Buenos Ayres, 21 to 3. Venezuela, 14 to 16. --- We have very little business doing, both as respects home and foreign stocks, and, in fact, the more active dealers are enjoying themselves elsewhere more ' semeably. 1 10103.11311 NUN DS. Rua Slot, aft iy . er a :ut. Con. for ANL. al i 3 part OL SM. Aim. 4103 t. pit C eara, .sac. 3 per Ct Oar MONIS * Yet Mk. !Dr to 33L prom. 1701131011 r im p.W ....l 4_ F 6 par SWI restoolLo_NA :A: t67. 7 B 4 ; n2l, 3 pie O. 677 0 t ? . lie per 44 4 pstOL OMB., Tot h FUNDS. 1 pre Oent. Grenada Ida., 1112 Orem& Deferred B. 1 4 6 per CL Manna. 1614 lfei 6 P por Ct. Peruvian 2114 29 61 lees, ° ll e arainia.N DW Spent* Hda, 11611 x. 3ft penl er R Spud& NIL, at 11 ab Deferred HdL Minn Pamir. Spar CL Veneneola Hda 1416 reneenela Deferred Uds..4 RAILWAYS.—The share market must yet be reported flat. The quotations for Eutern Counties are lower, at 121 to 13. Great Northern., 121 to 12 dis. An opinion prevails that this line cannot be made without extra capital. Wilts and Somerset, 20 to 18 dia. Oxford and Worcester, 23 to 241 die. Dover No. 4, 81 to 7. Shrewsbury and Birmingham 8 per Cent. Pref., at par. SAM MICE= 171. TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (TeMerdostau=ss will be band In last ma) Ills. mei 30 24 tat. MwWester soL 4,3 2 9 7 i si Os. lieW ISE En!, .2 Do. Tenths, Comet., as 4 lbstem a relea :„ l : 9l l Do. Thirds, 54 d Do. New Snip, Mk, I that Ilertkre, 6 44 Man, Bastes, &mat lank i Oren Wwins u k 79i Wind, 632 Si Do. Do. 03n. Pref., 1074 Do. Mk I L Do. 501. Oka Pri4, 91 I Lein. &Teak 10 Do. Be. and Darby, 59 De. Mika 4/ Do. Crawl. &Idol and Blr. e De. Yew Over 6 par Ct., 5 pre Cent,ll34 leak Ned askant. 91 0313 rd, Wars , & Wok., 23 I, =ll Think, 3914 y Shrews. and Pans. (11),1 nal lbearwall Bet., 64 Soak Eastern, 234 li WA Ilikki, and Book Coast, Do. No. 1, MI I Do. TKa toe. 0 w.wastre, wet ioe wilts. dawnshirds,, * A Wa q lswawd, 21 4 De. New Mrs., 6 Tack, Nowa, & Bar. (Orig. Newe. De. FaMw.* sod Bee.), 26 Da MLA. (11. & 8., C.), 21 Do. Eaten. Na 1 (V& N.), 132 N. 1411511,111 ten ev Do. No. 2 (N. &ILI, 134 i I r te= 4 N. le Do. O.N.E. Par., si York & N. Mkfland Pref., 94 LIVERPOOL Laze, derTolene 22--022 o'Cuws. The market 2112121211 Well, aithoogh prices were a shade betide. 132..3 v Lana, 4 and Mak. In. 311. fenews li Claween7, & Choke 101. Lan. k arks. Fifths, 31 d S. IL& Dover. 104 Do. Pref., la 341. p D0.N0.1, * d Len. &N. Wakens, ll* 10 Do. No. 4, IL Ms. 9d. Do. New On., 13.. 94.4 d Tort, Nowa, snd Berea (O. N. E. Mldl 104 U. 9d. d pair. 6 pm Cat), Ms. 44.344 Do. Hans. Taus o'Cuak. len. and ' Yaks. (W., P., end 0.1 Milland, 534 Esten.i, 19 Do. Halves, 104 0..3d. d 6. East k Baler, No. 4, 64 MANCHESTER SALES, Sarnacena M. The whet wee lit, aid pekes were weseely so firm. Caledonian PrW., la. 6d. d Man., BMW, & Lk. (Orkneby Lan. and York. Pr., 1.16 p Death 144 d ' Loed . &N. wen. New Qrs., i d S & End. Id 1 . 12 4, 1 1 d ' Do. (Had. & Mee. R. & C. 211. Omani, 23 POI .31, SI d & End. Ike., Na 4, 6 12.16 N.Staftregers, 6 946 4 d BIBMINGftaII BALM Itarreenza All shares wen lower, aad very little badness was dcae. Shrews. & Ham. (A),61 lde. Otallardeldre, Ils. d Do. (B), d LEEDS SALM, Berme 141. The dude marked wee rather wore Wray. add. a elkeL. 17 d lteweeetle wed Dee. New, 20e. d etaiwdMrs, U. Ita. d ailaTOL BALER, Bean= 26. The market was firma. The traasaatioas were exesedlmil limited. PRODUCE.— MINCrNe-LANE, Half-pod noo.—. TM public sake of Sugar wore mall, and tha ono of Swam was withdrawn at fall prima; %ha Demerara and Pato Riot, together 166 lkhda., sold at previous rates ; the article appears firm ; reihked standard quality,f6s. to do s. ed.—Seder The sales, which are numerous, are progressing without any material alteriktioa.--Cotton remain my dulL —lndigo staady.—Oaltpkktre rather Lars.—Ries: A limi tai demand only exists, but importers are firm, and do not pram sake, and lest wt eVe prima have beak sopparlsi. Det=ton esgsr to inst week is Longo^ Lteerrook. cwt. Hall, sad the Ctyde 112 the mem period last per . lama - 103,411 Imo nts ow rata INS so Leer v i m Lanka AMMO& = 4l 211,142 Orb Sem Use la 1647 Ksosoe, 36,676,166 ---- 761,347 136. TALLOW.—The market is lower. Petereborgh Y.C. on the spot, 475. 6d. ; October to December delivery, 475. ; musts mouths' delivery, 475. 6d. COALS.--Half-past Iles.—Eden Main, 184.; Hair ting's Bartley, 172. ; Walla Bad Bowlek• and Co 144. 9d. ; Walla Sad Hatton, 168.9 d.; Walk End Stetrart'a, Ids. 9d. ; Walla Bad Teas, 15s. 61.-131tir at market, 80. CORN.—MA-Lsaa.--The arrivals of Wheat, Buis'', sod Oats from abroad rime Monday have been large —of Cora of home growth the receipts hate been null. Oot aw a i t was v ary thinly attended by buyers this nicanieg, sad, in the Assam ef any traessodeas saoesset, Noe- SAO (madams lame be riposted; bat the tendency is team& bs elan deem ie pies beam tits prom sego plies eta d et - J 150.] LONDON, WED LAW INTELLIGENCE. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT.—Tan DAT. TRIAL OF COVERT, FAT, AND LACEY, TOR FELONY. lb. Baron Plitt saills. Image Ezis. [inanother peal will be bead the in this case up to the rising of the court beat ev en At 10 o'clock this morning the J woo height into court, and abort y after Mr. Bum Ind aid Mr. Justice Me took their mete ea the ben& The first witness celled was Mr. laperiatendent Butt, of the L division of police, who detailed the particulars of the arrest of 14 armed (nutlet', at the AnAgei publionoure, is Weaberntreet, Blaskfrisoroad. Mr. litatt's statement was 'lnch:ay the same se that given on former ocessios. Mr. Perry, Mr. Ballandne, anti Mr. Parnell submitted Ant the counsel for the crown could net examine Mr. Butt Ist what was found upon the persona arrested in Webber dense, SO no single feat in the evidence showed that the pri sms= at the bar were at all connected or le communication with the parties in Webberatreet. Ike court did not call upon the 'limey-general to reply le the argumente of the learned counsel, and decided that the evidence was admissible. Mr. Rutt then went on to may that on Conway was found two pike-haads. Several pollee aim.% whoeusuplmbi. M. Bait, to finding some ea S. pousii are !ado Winepear had apiece of lieu dissili.a s lest Into the shope of a breast-plate, tied with Oast be his weistoist. • sword, aid seventy-five wade efW esstrigeo, 111100 Mood in the mem. Oa Deseglion wine and a dagger, • Apneas, mil • smalummith U till = "ll the shaft. 95 Mew we tbailad a villa4Nal mid Mega roundest bell cartridges. The maple end oiebilam was produced. Imparter Hayses, of the debeative polio depend to his going on the 16th o f August to the Chart er Coffee Rows, Stratton-ground, Westminster, which was kept by thrive!. user Lacey. A chartht club was held th e n, tatieethe awns of the" Wallace Brigade Branch of the Nellemai Olsobir Association," and in the room where the neersdnesal di dab wars held, be found a number of books awl r to the procudines of the sib. Ose wee the ecliptic= to the Victim Pandowid from that it apposesi.Onit the amount subscribed to that fund was 3e. Id. ( I f Lent The treasurer's account 'hewed that there was • Rd. In his hands. (Laughter.) There were the bye-laws et the association, aid a lilt of the candidates for the executive committee. In that list were the names of Purges 0414111. nor, Ernest Jones, Dr. M'Douell, P. M'arath,list e ths Shaw. J. Leech, and other known leaden of the on: of the clam leaders, named Jones, was found there. Os his person were found two pistols, loaded with ball. • basset, 29:pistol cartridges, a canister of powder, a Mapi ban of powder, and a Mew to remove the barrels Rai Mee Olds. Crosweitandsed : A man named Stone wee with Irma. j He mi. also aims, bat wu discharged by the magistrate at Dow-otrest. Sanaa. Kesdall stand that es ermeltiag Jesse' he.., la Orepoesbetesek Westerketen h hind emu &WM mon o some lead, pit of stWesiet Ind to a thick stick, le dal& ballets, and semi die ~ publications. A pules mid Pawls was called to prove that some esithig on • Om of the Nun Dials produed was =MU hp Malls, sod shirk wee Mel st the harm d plum nem' Haw SCOIS mem quismilly adulation. el Ow I umbers of men la sash dbtriet that end be depended apes, were also proud to be utensil* Mullins, as well ars a paper meabiaing recipes for the preparation of combustible 11.1 =Herrett, a shoemaker. and a number of the n etps. hi, was then called. He was examined before the en the committal of the prisoner Mullins, and his ev=l7ow was similar to that given on that oenedon, and which bas been already reported. Croweremined by Mr. Parry: I joined the Emmet Bri gade on Whit-Sunday. * I joined as a moral force chartist, and I never thought of betraying them until I saw the vil- Banana part they were acting. I had no other motive in betraying them than that of doing sockt o l i good. I will swear that I did not communicate with the es until alter the 16th of August. I wee not seat for,• e volunteered to give evidence. I have received money filth the crown to the i amount of about 21. sines last Tends; week. That was far I my enbe'stence. I did not know Powell before the day Mullins was committed. I cedar I did not speak le him before that day, a then I saw him at Bow.street. I have been in tread.; about four years es. I was convicted, at the Middlesex seisions, of stadiag three half-ono:ten loaves. I had four =Nubs for that ; I wee not Aerged then with having been =evicted before. I wee once committed for poaching in Berkshire. I might bus been twenty years old then ; I am twenty•eight sow. About sitter "even months ago I was charged with unlawful posseision of a pint pot ; I was committed for a moth for that. I know a person name/ Robert Bused' ; be never charged me with stealing a coat, a coat-cape, or a caps al a dress. I once sold • cape for sixpence ; I did not know mbpsa it was—l did not inquire. (Laugher.) I found it on the alln at the Fenno' Theatre. Neither Mr. Russell, our mo. Rose % nor Dim Renee% ever charged me with stealing the, cape. They never spoke to me about it. I know a Charles Jones; Jones never found • handkerchief of his in my possession. I have not been often takes to station houses. The tuad.steallap took plus at Wilkoden. I was not, whilst living there, charged with being in a wine cellar for an =lawful I solemnly swear I never induced -note to join t e e artists, or offered any arms to any one o a person of the name of Garrett. I did not ask him to go to • meeeng in the Sena Dials. I showed him a pistol. I was a moral forte man. A pistol is not a moral force instrument. I had two more bents that. I received them and four cross of cartridges from amen I met in Great Juna-greet, Westrainetn. I was well acquainted with him. I showed Garrett one of the pistils sad the cartridges. If I toad Garrett that I made the cartridges, is was a lie. I cannot say that I did not tell him. I told him that • breakout was expected. I will not swear that I did not tell him that I had been making ball cartridges. If I did, that, too, was a lie. I did not ask Garrett to go to the Seven Dials. I aaked him if he would be them Mr. Parry: Where I Misuse: Ido not know where. I know a person named William New. I gave him s note ea Monday last, when he and about twenty ethers were laying their beads together and shaking their Sets at me. [The note was read . It cautioned Now is &basin from putting himself forward, as he was marked and looked after. There would a thing appear attar he (Barrett) had got Lis liberty that wield astonish the country. He owned that he was a coward, and was seekiagbis own safety.) Wit ness continued: I did not think myself at liberty when I wrote that mete. I am guarded by the polies. I am by one Ogliedf at a time. I did tot tell New I tlla cc t mi rwas la gong to Southampton, and was to have 11. a week SI leap as I lived. He did say that he was going to Southempto - a Re asained: I received the pistols and the cartridges from a penal, well known in Liesr•grove by the niek name of " Young Seashell," and " Hell Fin Jen." I gave them back to him the same night. The court here adjourned for refralusiont. NOTics.—GENERAL POST-OFFICE, Sum 27,1848. —With a view to simplicity end eimmentr ha the statantete of the Money Order OMR, it has been Mad neormey to Ter down the following rake :-1. ivory massy elder lima lel or after the Bth Or:Sober, 1848, sot lie preeemei far= meat before the ead at the mead ealeader after thee la 'lda it wee Amid (fee Imeenee, if Jowl in October. it Rut be peeseseel far payseent before the end of Deeenlarr), eibeeeelee a new order will be seoseeezy, for which a maul ''rhea mot be paid. 2714 Moe** aq ifelasy's esiotatioxf : 111U71111. $ !MMus per rust. Muss, Ems sad red 32 to 56 to SS „stilts 52 to so Is ;t2 Sorb& and Yatidlc. 32 to 61 to 36 .. do /5 to 57 to Gr Totowa (Suez or &Wolk 6 Oust. & Lin.. red... LO to 32 to 34 .white 52 to 31 615 N.:ottani. sad Sooteit do.— to do to b kWh do 32 to 114 Ila▪ uss.resdieg. 26 to 21...dlotthiss iS io 30 to SI UAW. U 81 AMU. Oat WELT :),117s, Fad 19 to 21 to fib to —4 Od Pcoodo it to 21 to Um Ild...pototo 26 to 27. Od Pruitt & SW& add 22 is SU 01...pstaie 24 to 13. Od Ida hod ...... 16 to Us (16...bi0dt.., l9 to DU Od LOW potato . 21 in 26. Od Was ,117usarw ....... — IS aSW ed..aripki 36 to 14 lime ..-...-................- Mt ss 41...ingurtal ... 51 to 65 Wl4lO . ..-... ....-- if to 44...b01i5re... . -. 10 to 13 DIRANN iLIN/CE/C ... iCio U...tlik - 11strew 31 to 34 .dosll 14 to 66-old - to - Tows, New Spring per butt. --my ortoter 10 .o 11...01d - to - llerumso, New 60 to 66 Lamm Cosy% per thousand ..... . ........ ......, f 1 1 10e. to Sl2 Os. roe nee st sus. nom Iberia.% delivered 44 to 50 _fine household 11 to 44 II a& ea walk. 40 to 42 _white 4l to 44 Nadhoosisstssl. Idol; sad Itorkaltlre - to - -- . _._ _ _ _ _ _ 1 , 01/ZION._ _ Rosor, Dow. =duettist:477 .... GO to 64 rookomoreort t ook, sad Mei; .. co be ros owl . to '1 moll If —' 12 to be Dal& sod MNWO ES7Ptia Duni! srl . odssi . 0 is SI =74......... to— -soft — to .......... —to —...Aostrahao 66 to 86 Rya - •«.^• ItAaLre. IWO* 36 to It dbtillhat 26 to 31 brourComa thss, Ilatura r 17 to 10 Tommtarta sod fitrolooad L ... to •-• 'Mile sal Iloatilt — -.... IS to 23 Prlsidia6 sad Dutch food „.....,... 2 „.„......-- IS to 21 Deb law 21 to 23 lif.•110. SS to to / 4 418 514 i.-- . Pass, glu m .— —...—..... .. . ... to .. St to 38...tcar5......—... $8 to 40 Taw, old .9 2.. . —.. .ne w— —to —...Leh........... to— Lamm, Battle sad Swim $4 to SS to 38 Yediterransaa aid 00e10116. — to 35 to 48 . -- —to —..hempsood 44 to 48 =Cookttleolara. pea toe.. .... Jr 5 10a. to Z • 13e, sas s Dash a 4 d Ownsam.....— ..... ... a 8 Oa. te /I 9 Oa. Me ErsuiterlAnsertors.....— t 8 Nato 4 9 10s. Ewa. Amnia; me herd et 14414.. A. 5O to 31 Doggie sad Hasobori... . , . . —to amothin .. , ....................._,..... is to 81 Eta* par sosiiiiiio;....l6.. ......... .....--.. to ADESTALS INTO LONDON TROY ISth SEPT. TO 17th SEPT. Qa. English. Roofed. Irish. Portly... Vilma 480 1 1:130 Hadar ....... ....... I I 1 4lO ltrar7l.olo asks; —barrels. Malt, 310 qrs. • • LONIXAt Amt—Wbeat, 575. Od. ; Bexley, 34e. 10d. ; Os U.. 4d.; Rye, SY. 9d.; Beam, bk. 9d.; Pees, Sec Id. 1111913141. AVEBAGE& 9118•14 y B. 58,018 Oils. i aye. i licsmo Pam Aug. 5 .„ ... 486 58,018 114218 04 296 W 858 84388 94 12 ... ... 30.114'10. 1421 s $421. 74: 348 04558 It 26 ... ... 518 82'31s 3411. 114 Ws 114188 14137. 4 Sept 2 „. ... 318 38'31. 14;11.6d 818 24 1 31 a 14 Us 119 S ... ... We 104538 84928 10488. Idles 1 0 1418 Gel 18 ... ... 53, 8453. 15122. U M 54 , 388 1 404 111 8 weeks' Agg. Aver. isr - a Rh 951228 ld Sle 114 Us 1 U Darr.—Wbut, v.; Bain, la; Oats, Is. 62.; ay. Eau sad teu fa ..._..., Ave M. . Sept. 2. Sept. 9.4tlept. le. ... 1 155 5 53 3 Id 3 DO II HULL, flopt. 26.-The weather since oar last was inter ruptedly Has until Sunday, when heavy rain set in, and ;it stills appears unsettled. The business of the week was exceedingly limited until Saturday, for want of much choice sample( and a holing to wait the liberation of bond stocks. The arrivals sines the 22nd have been considerable of all arti cles many vowels having been kept hack some time by coo tray winds. We had for this day's market a good supply of Wheat from the fa:um both new and old, the former not in co good middies es of lase ; both sorts were dull sale, at 2e. decline. No progew made with foreign, even at this re duction. Alt gether we had a very dull market. All kinds of spring corn are exceedingly fiat, and to effect odes lower prices haa to be taken. The ar rivals of Linseed are considerable, a good deal foe crushers' account. The market is firm, without notable variation In price. Linseed Cakes in fair demand. Rapeseed without alteration. A cargo of prime old on the market. Raps Cakes an held for 955. Guano inquired for. There are transactions in Bones at our currency. Present prices: Wheat, per qr., red, 60,. to 645. ; new, 465. to 60s. ; white, 52e. to tide.; now, 48e. to 54e. Dlll2lSie ' 56.. to 58s. • Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 48s. to; 545. Barley, malting; 28e. to Ms. ; grinding, 26a. to 275. Coate, Danish, 17s. to 20e.; Friesland, 21s. to 23e.; Russian, 19s. to 21e. Beans, 365. to 38s. ; foreign, 32.. to 365. l'eas, white and yellow, 34a. to 38s. Linseed, crushing, 345. to 42e. ,• feeding 42a. to 44.. Rapeseed, per 10 quarters, 251. to 261. Cakes, English, per ton, 91.; foreign, 71. to 81. ' 6e. Rape Cakes, 95e. Bona, 85s. Guano, 41. to 91. 64. ita ma from the 16th of Sept. to the 22nd Sept. Inclusive: Wheat, foreign, 3,6627; Barley, 6,424 ; Oats, 2,407 ; Baas, 370; Peas, 1,390 ; Tares, 6,• Linseed, 17,682 ; Rapeseed, 3,280 : Linseed Cakes, 668; Baps Cakes, 148; Bona, 372. lannost, Sept. 26.-Our market today was well supplied with grain. The trade ruled dull, at a reduction of ls. to 2e. per qr. for Wheat. Fine malting Barleys maintained their pros--33e. to 345. per qr. ; farrier, 30s. to 325., all of which Is well harvested, and many gawks are exceedingly fine and stout. Oats meet a fair sale, at late rates. Beans and Pees Is. per qr. lower. Lazne, Sept. 26.-We are well supplied with Wheat ; of other articles the arrivals are sma ll . The demand for Wheat is not extensive and prices are ls. per qr. lower than on Friday, but hol d en are not disposed to pale sales. Barley goes off slowly; prices as before. Beane, Oats, and other articles do not alter in value. Lawns, Sept. 26.-'The Wheat trade at this market wee rathar languid to : day, bat no alteration in prices were made. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas in fair request, at our quotk tioas. Wheat, old, white, 151. 10s. to 161 ; red, 141.6 e. to 141.10 e.; new, white , 131. to 161. ; red, ill. to 131. Bar ley, 34a. to 355. Beans, 35e. to 38s. Oats, 225. to 230. Pees, 37.. to 89a. larsaroot, Sept. 26.-The erriva's into this poet during the past week furnish, principally, a large biting of India* Corn from the American States, a good so:anion of Wheat from the north and south of Europe, and of Beans, mostly Egyptian ; bat of other foreign produce, or of any coastwise oe from Ireland, our present supplies are only moderate. At the close of the week and on Sunday last we had a great deal of rein here, since when the weather, though gloomy, has been tolerably free from wet ; with trivial exceptions, however, the Cora crape in this district were previously secured. From nearly all path , of this country and Ireton reports of Potatoes are still very . unfavourable. New Yo advice. to the 13th instant received here yesterday, quote the value of Grain and Flour, upon increasing supplies, nearly as high as by the previous packet. Our Corn Railheads this morning was not so well attended by country buyers as of late, and our local millers being rather on the reserve, the transactions in Wheat were aeon • modareas mods only, all kinds of English and Isiah old, sad the general ass of foreign, declined 3d., and all deserip dase of new, fld. to 3d. per 70lbs. from the rates of this day imst. Of farmers' 'Wheat samples were numerous, and neen. wriggly at • similar abatement Flour men little nodes, arise-made and Irish receded le. per saer t a i ll Stabs with Cloudier* dd. per buret Barley remained As ti . Malt dull, at Is. pa qr. lower. English and Euro pean Beene upon a limited ale, were Is. and;Egyptians 6d. per qr. ohelyer. Peas were also nominally depressed is value. Oats continuing in abort supply, were m'eable at the advance on Friday. Oatmeal, notwitluganding, gave way Is. par Lek The liege arrival. of Indian Corn enured some Inquiry, and several parcels were disposed of at a de stine of is. per V. upon the better descriptions, inferior receding from la. Bd. to 2a. per qr. In dira Meal still very wares, and without change in vase. The prises are: B ritish: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 7a. 9d. to Se.; old, Bs. 2d. to Be. 4d.; white, new, les. to fl.. 4d.; old, Bs. 4d. to 81. Bd,; Irish, red, new, 6s. 86. to is. Bd.; old, 75.8 d. tolls.; whits, new, 7s. 68. to 7s. 9d. ; old. 7s. 10d. to Els. 2d. Barley, per qr., English, 325. to 335.; Chevalier, 345. to 375.; Scotch and Irish, per as. to 44.3 d. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 60e. to 645. 80ibe as. and Scotch, per 451 b. old, 3a. Bd. to 31. 9d.; 41 861 41,: 3s. ed. to 3s. Sd. ; Irish, fine arta, tae, la. Sil t Ba' Bd.; old, 3s. Bd. to 3a. ild. t 'goers), new, &KIM. 7d.; old, 3e. 6d. to Is. Bd. Beanyper qr., Nog., new, 40a. to 421.; old, 43e. to 465, ; Scotch and Iri s , 48016., new, 355. te 375. ; old, 38a. to 39e. Peas, per qr., white, new, 46.. to 48s. ; ditto and Irish, grey7 - & - Tel 40e. Flour, per 28016., English and Iriah, fine, 435. to 44a. t superfine, 44e. to 465. ; axon, 46e. to 475. Ostmesi, per load of 2401 b., Irish, 1848, 30.. to 31s. ; old, 26a. to 285.,• Canadian, old, 26e. to 27e. Bran, per 241 b., le. to Ix 241. Forams: Wheat, per tote., Canadian, red, 73.9 d. In Bs. Od. • white, Be. 2d. to Bs. bd.; United Sates, red, Se. Od. to 8.. 4d. ; white, Bs. 441. to 81. St; Deatsio, mixed sad red, 7a. 10d. to Bs. 2.1. ; high mixed, Bs. Bd. to 94.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, Be. 2d. to Bs. 61. ; white, Se. 6d. to Bs. 7d.; alga and Petersburg, red, ye. 6d, to 7a. Bd. ; Archangel, 7s. 2d. to Is. 4d. Odessa, eousinon, red, 7s. 4d. to 7s. Bd. • Polish, 7s. 10d. to Se. 241. ; Fria* Spanish, and Italian, ' red, 7s. Bd. to Is. 11d. ,• white, 7a. 10d. to Ba. 2d. ; Boost .ad Marianopoli, red, 79. 9a, to 8 .. ; Egyptian, 58. 6d, to 6.9 d. ; Mediterranean, de., had, red, 81.6 d. to 6a. 10d. Assad qualities, in bond. rod, fle. 2d. to 7s. 841.; white, 71. 6L te ge. 4d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, ht., 28a. Is let. Barley, per Mb., 4e. 3d. to fili. 63. Oats, per 461 b, SLIM. to 3e. 10d.; Etemion, 3a. 4d. to 3e.6d. Boma per iv., Ws. to Mg Rapala, per 4801 b., 27..64. to 285.6 d. wriFirsir j ouriallie. es'ekiteit:ba to 44°. ; C ar a r i t,ts. 14 61 to 38 .. 6d. ; visited MA% swea 325. to 33a. 13d. ; United States and Canadian, lON IBA to 30s. 6d Indian Corn, per 4601 b., American, wh* l ll4a. 6d. to 365.; yellow, 345. to 36e. 614 Raman, yellow, 365. 6d. to 37e. Indhn Meal, per 1961b5.,17a. to 18a. Ar rival, into Liverpool and Bun corn, from the 19th to th e 26th of September admire: Wheat, 12,538; Barley, 781; Malt, 1,538; Oats, 2,320; Beans, 5,980; Pao, 136; India Corn, 33,665 qrs. ; India* Cora Mal, 572 hernia ; Oatmesl, 1,622 laths; Flour, 1,462 laths and 2,480 barrels. Lima, Sept. 26.-A fair supply of Wheat end Barley. Old Wheat in demand at last 'oath's crises • now, 2a per qr. cheaper. Barley Is. per qr. lower. What, old, red, Ma. to 66a. ; white, to 581.; new, 445. to 48s. ; est, 52e. ; whits, 54e. Barley, 30a te 325. ; fine, 34.., par quarter to the growers. Ptraorra, Sept. 26.-Then was a farmers end millers at this day's mar 1130.14er en scaly very bed, sad alos are l'all9iii e• ~.. 1 i \ , • 101 ..,. t. > s , . 1 tvi /I It ‘. POISON—POISON—POIBON.-11 they ban taw seathadta idol de Nepal OA our modem palm. Nob as anasete, all at gam le a wane - 0arett . _ . ,_ ,. ....1i0 aid- Mt 40010 4 °Nif iegne . 7 l k. 6 oar anion le So nom 4:0 1i . 16. Os awl to ahoy, 116. 741 SO 6He awl Woe. Leak& QIIILDItiNII HAIL—The balsamic of !LOWLAND, 111•01/661 OIL wadi' lie li Tr i e T i n go Into assalosta t h Z t ra6, notate . ft Is matzt and et YZjitarlarnn wear biro Illa. Osaka and pingsba SS lean esal total*. est nod= 16, RN eft Sr ga: ll i. i isii 'l i * I Sloseralme triads Me dower& - TriAlr gri, an Ste to .—POsala OS, la ho rie s Selress res. =l, : ie. ad z. X: : i e.., raft Amiga, algferfonam