The Express. — London, England, 1852-12-08 00:00:00

47fpre% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1852. [THREEPENCE. BAILWATS. THIS DAY.—Two °Tibet. M le se ■ MI Ds. De.(ez trIon81) I If 11l Ilarliars airman.- - $4& 84f W 136, IN. II Kt 41. Bondi (lbr I.ll6mbiss dm) IS Ili 10 le MY sal Iliess 18 OM 41 1e.7 37 811 so Pleb eel Illielhow; 43 1 38 1 3 a l 4 Fa kale ajf a Zg li t a 7 PI >• Mown isil Ism ... HI I ie In sod Nam ... llf 11l tl assures *them —2 • r. Owe 1.1811.41. 4_ IPa ail Wait Prim .. _ • el 3 3 4 Do. N Fa Ow. rror. 1143 iPa II Wm,.sa of 11/m44 . llf Illf - I Wien otivllemelial 7 14 1 ii • ported, the ten months' figures being very large, viz.: There has been very little business in thr railway market to-day, and prices are in some oases the turn in favour of buyers. Lancashire and Yorkshire, Mid land, Berwick, and York and North Midland, are cheaper. On the other hand, Caledonian, Cork and Bandon, and Norfolk stocks have slightly improved. French lines arc higher. MARRA AND WOMB 1770711111PANTIMII. For the month. For 10 months. 1852 .... £489,079 .... £5,598,704 1851 .... 471,095 .... 5,452,930 1850 .... 644,056 .... 5,398,371 The exports of woollens may be regarded os steady, the shipments for the ten months being nearly on a par in each of the three years. But for the high price of wool this item would probably have increased to a considerable extent : For the month. For 10 months. 1852 £620,495 .... £8,528,072 1851 699,113 .... 8,410,hi8 644./05 .... 8,589,221 The shipments of silks ar e rapidly rising, as shown below: Si 1 lo Of Pa 18111 P 8 awe today iv to I p.a. MONEY MARKET. Unman. 41 abiri, Nifty, Mosta aad &at Jamas. .. Diraiffelv. !Noir Valle le.,ftflmalir' 82 U 111 St 21 22 11 VT 109 012 81 97e 544 lei 111 19 1 dim 10 N i a lf 191 1 19 111 111 .„ „...,........;,......z.......• ,-". ...._,..-,:,;. .....,.....„/„., 6 - ~ .__ , . ~.....__, .. b ................ • ( I jle t (4 ✓ els , . ft....• \ 441 .11 --.. 1.. No. 1,964.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EV ,--, rAVALOAR LUZ ASSURANCE ASBO- POLICE IN'T'ELLIGENCE. MINES. CATION. ~. irlt:rf Odom, 40, all Mall, Looks. THIS DAY. a VIIIDAT ETUNING. --- so w?, la IllthltsT GIVEN that the DIVIIMID 14 d je wir tet:r wet Mums on the Capital Mai a Ude istelddiens la MURDER AT PENTONVILLE. The English mining share mark et continues brisk, a tti aes ioss-,,i testis( a lesselidases Imile es lie ISIS elthan at about yesterday's rates. Mll .- Mr r.un ea 414 win. the 13th el Doeinaher meet.-1, order, rotillea U. DATUM, IhmegerD COMMITTAL OF THE In the gold mining share market the chief feature ...--- LIST AILSVRANCL CLEKKENWELL. citement, consequent upon the receipt of &deices I.ICY HOLDERS in other Companies, and the 1 4" 5"."1". IVITdd:;;Tli/trltYll7l7lllPtt. Jeremiah Tools", about thiety.five year, of ego. to Irish labourer, Sou placed . a t given below; the price rose to 3 to 3t prem., and at the bar charged with the murder left off nto 31 prem. The other adventures did .......:::„.,‘".,'.;'l', 4 h , ,t e a l e aa Ist; , ~,,,A a ,, ape . na ,,,,,, u g a y w ag of another labourer, gamed Alexander Downes, residing at not participate greatly in the advance, but o lr a l po aonenc It boo bawd months .4 SAO. policies, artartag No. 2, Buffolk-place, Clerkcowell, by cutting his throat were generally rather firmer. It may be noticed se sad •MU mitosis-a malt the sure gratifying to the mai. with • razor. that the lower priced descriptions arc coming into' bp. sr so twiorenonote roommate has em been paid for it. It is Th e evi d ence having been gone through, :e ... 1 sew . in e'h"h the ot.mtiff" .1 n "" wauflam .rM 'the Prisoner mid, to reply to the magistrate, that be mole favour. at moderate premium,. The whole mulattoes a the was out of his mind with them (tbe decewied and his wife), The Colonial Gold Company have this day .st writ as the etattoporation, we m Wirral as la emeletent OM ~,,,,.,.,.. kr ,,,, ma ',poi* anapest ... a ...a every t a t.. the former of whom had seduced his wife, and the latter received very important despatches from Mr. , war Ilerwariled tree by taunted him with the fact. E. J. Spence their superintendent, in New ftti IRO L GRANT, terAdent Seemtary. The prisoner was sully committed for trial. South Wales, dated Sydney, Sept. 1, in which Louisa Re ach , 11. lloorgateetreet. -- - -•-- he encloses a bill of lading for 2,679 ounces of .ISEand COMFORT in SHAYINO.—B. and IRELAND. gold dust which has arrived per the Roman Em ig. 1.1)W V %Ma' CANTON STRUT, er Qusdrilatnal Cheer a sharpener. realms shaving easy to the Ment Swim din, Tie Dtt sun, Dec. 7. pierce . Mr. Spence confirms from actual observation gnomes tattimonlal ot turn that mast eublelll3 *MPS% tiro Mem The case of the prosecution of the Anglo•Crlt the fact of the existence of veins of gold-bearing Ms : ' sot,- I ham made trial of your Man Mom. and led It to am newspaper has been further postponed firm Thum- quartz,. and states that he was in treaty for the wa ster better am any strop I tom hitherto mod w rr a rag a c do :0 coring Instrument. i on anatomied eml day next to the 22nd inst. A defence fund has been P" at "'" of am " of the", as well as of ground for c. i-,,,s hay. To iMerre. B. Sid 0 °swan, Inestolore. l 7 . = „aim i n t h e „m -ilt to support Mr. Wallace, who his reduction works. He also mentions that he had r o t, Madre% Leedom" where the Strop. le., may be oldnibial, and stand by the plea of defence applied for possession of a decomposed quarts vein o f el pertulaws, at is. at, 7s. Oil, and Oa ed. each. -COWTANW seems determined to he bad himself discovered,• portion of which assayed resists tempered Kamm Tooth P.,voler and Shaving Paden. w hi c h h e h as a d o pt e d. The trial of Mr. William Kirwan, charged with yielded from 661. to 601. worth of gold per ton elf wife on the un- qg o AUTION.—To Tradesmen, Merchants, tpi= being accessory to the death of his uarts' The government were about to make COutfitters, kr.- ha hereto It has lately mats M nu liar r•anar unpette.pir4 pers. ti or pmmeas um ter semi Imam' inhabited island of Ireland's Eye, has been fixed for arrangementsfor facilitating the operations of public l he Intpueing two, the asablm by oiling to the tilde end ahem a to-mom w (Wednesday) morning. The case excites "' Di r ket " ea ,,,,,,, aisle under the name of lioNirs PEIRMANIXT MAIM amble interest. riu INK -thts ts to give mitre, that I sat the MOW IEI liele i ff orwbe and smith...turn i 4 :be and article, and ao_not me*, Tad use of M'Grath against Mr. C. G. Duffy, a n temeller, or authorise any terms to moment turmalimin se ity.p involv ing .. mo ns from my owahliohnivet (Jr the purpose "(Pelham the sold Yes . .- *, Tin Valium ot pulgohol by ms to prevent further laspuidan snip of the al ion questions concerning the newspaper,partner was mentioned again THIS DAY —Two o'CLocx. The gold mining share market is rather duller to-day, but the moon in prices is but slight. The isr.ibbe... l ."'"'""Nr7 in ""1' 44 - S. B. IW""."I• yesterday in the Roll's Court, when counsel anti transactions have been numerous, but sales have of Me late .1 ma Dew, 33, Loory.bute, Meet Ondildleld. t oenw • ., "" mated that the parties had agreed to settle it by rather predominated. Mariposa and Colonial Gold arbitration. are a trifle cheaper, and Port Philip firm. BE.II . TIFU L 11Allt.—Of the numerous cold- The Court of Queen's Bench has been occupied for United Mexican sharesmark 81; British Iron C0m ,..-.J. constantly moveleeed 'ee P.motute the growth Of several days with an action taken by one protestant Piny, 8 to 8). ave oluet ..• of the Imam h.,,, kw surytve, men in mama. hermit . ' eery •as .ol pr o d. elitist the suecesaltil remits of aost.smose clergyman, the Rev. Mr. Lynar, against another, the ie ns 4. -iit on. trod the to. bait ...miry 4e proved beyond Rev. Mr. Forster, for a libellous communication ad- as. Wins .1.. 1.1 Mums. pay , mem Mae ttaftt:lo,l 154 it to cod. 1..1 with onoularly mumbled pewees in Mr dressed by the latter in the shape of a letter to the .1 hair, eml when every other I w o o'rt r mine hJ. toted. ,irisoonre the halr,.eleanses It from primate. The case was at 'meth brought to a con- iso,ous Ta iga p r y — a woe sel taut, tr, ...tams rostority, aad continues its pow& elusion yesterday, when the jury were discharged 103 . 000 101 ' 42 111TeCengendell • s ler .110 near and silly wane.. to the latest period of human . , bk. " rum N . -.I sal 7a, of female bottles 0,041 to four small ) , wit newt agr eeing to a verdict. ts,iies ts lasesise - - Kw le 11•Mwdesisa I 14j „ If 6 is GI.. spa d.sbir th at NIP, Ils -Sold by A. 'LOWLAND and 00n. Judga Keatinge, of the Dublin Prerogative sa,•oo 38 Annoelhm II I 46 se, Hat...v.444m lamina, sod by alt elarmiets and perfonwes. Court, delivered judgment on Saturday in an ante- "WI I jameraisa remise all par i pat I 4 T HE i,AILY NBw 8 . Leedom Morning Taper, prise 3.1. &a p,,',0 0 ,0 organ, the DAILY NEWS le at the bead of the li teral Press el Omit Whist., advocating lave eseameree la in breaded New, am t 60,000 I Aeoloolisa CitedWora l4l iMa par resting will case, in which a Rev. Mr. Mei tagh, a 'Nos i pis saes sic I, Ws pw t Roman catholic priest, was promovant, seeking to more 1 Veal* amtrallan Gold - all t IPm 1 1,1 obtain probate of the will, and Mr. Moses Redmond "' me " arith* INS *********** .. ". I " I 1 5 5 ° a all ~...1 . 1 , ,..d i 5 ii mat . % er a al a s p pou n d. m a i l. brother of the testator, was impognaut. It appeared ' l a, s 'ses ". as " kk en. L Ossass i°P.**. and a C t el hi aba rni " 4211 1 4 1 I ff fet . ...c.tleal. that the testator, who was described as having been 11, " ° " Its. si. John ild is 7 ls 301 31 31 V. stheer..rtutt In o zalz pu nt , l mgh ts Oramal tut ..d Newea pidisi -lw ebe iww wwwww7 ... ,ol its ele 110,000 1 Cluwmea Creek i 1 _I iI=I i an eccentric n, died leaving property to the wen 40 aim Copse .... 4 , tweastiter, and is the warktd usiresadlotod *maw lal la. amount of about 4,800 L, which, had ho been lines- 100.000 0 OMOMM Mold ......... I fl 3Ma4 31 1 i brae.. mows.' to Ile at,, nollyar, mod Was 4 ar7 Aftlegab - tate, would have been divided between a survivin/ i5. ... (0, .. .. ii osoless u _ isAw.a. now It 17 i : a di. ' Ili Paper 1.• unmerwstord. It Colit.ts a itort..,, led 114 o f pi n t s( l b w egy s u m p i p it - brother and sister, and a number of nephews an WON 111 Omega .. - - sserettriwie early report of Shipping in th e WOO Sean by retry nieces. By the will in question, however, ho be - wee o.thresisifiria..7 reer.sai ruai -sot the only daily %mad Rep" calla 1191 .1 pikes.MOM Goma Dmihy of nitMi" all t dls 1 yon 1 queathed sums amounting only to 4001, to his bro- 11.0 M Ormarelgoodt. all is II p o i gaband anywhere. It rbireoe. Mel to fami'lea, to bring Itz t =poper MOW us flier, a nephew, a servant, and a personal friend, and ~ .a.,5 " .... u t i o i rt a U .., Tom - which eve:toles. and has always e as. ill °°lBlW a sum of 201. to the promovant, the Rev. Mr. Mur- 's - 4'07, alleasssire outwit...eat& LealtiOallaw,O.tita.C.oo an 1 lOs 6 It. promo. la ti .oh .i. favour is shoes by the bit non Ili MIMIC tagh, leaving the whole remainder of his property to loam xersisets wad r . the year Ins ' , to the timing 1 d 0 . 300 330 ‘ 0 0 3 0 0,3 • be disposed of in charity, according al the promovant Noss 1 lisedmahlleatlMatedon ti its 3 whet 3 • ill be ...en that this paper ;the ralkeld br ON" eau and a neighbouring gentleman, Mr. D ease o f T ur - boo, " 010 4" New Omsk ..... ......... an fjpm 11 airy true, aid in eve years be ten lt• three MOM omminitars: Pesten Mende ---.-- all 11 11 pm 11 1 Teinhit-hed. 011imIll Weld. betstown, in the county of Wexford, should deem fit, 13 '.." ► PielnlIP••••• •••-•••• I Ii II ele 11 I I IllotTlito 1N1.0 . t1r1.11 amm promorant and Mr. Deese being made trustees and roach, & ° B.b ""a yntae ßmli lroa .......*........ suall par 2 in"' Mown. N.. 17;3 „ 11.01.NINti 111241.111. &Calla ............ tot 10 IS lu at e,,, lLLLEN .ia ll ki.of thip,.. n4 i f . i jall i bige i t in of the testator's incapacity ; and the learned judge 607:010e ...i Isatil. am a m a1a m aa............ a n 4 4Lml4 4 *Men recently esteemed by a eontemporart: dwelt with very great severity on the part acted by eveoo Is ram Ow* • The • tarty %ewe ' Is the Yes"lll. , Of 011 dm Lad.. 330,303 11 the priest in the whole transaction. Probate was 43.174 St.LIII UMW Melissa ppm 1 ram the Int d tool high ground end • Morel leno-repre. __ Awed with coats. mosso I woe IlmirtPo.l.-.•••••••••• alt flPm 11 Dance ovt.itten. ly that ema.rottave Mora-Ira width I. alsorly UM, ... 10,440 ' I Tabs --... ~,, A j Ipm gable .ranost or lagisal; and already, with the mooed bighsol An important motion was introduced yesterday in ormlahni of the koadllieed doily Wel l sad If " the la ' , " the corporation, for the purpose of taking initiatory anaba or advertisements -Drat to the • roes '-attaluali s = Ilser p.per, its politseal mom Man corresponds with Its steps to bring the police lore° of the city under the LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. lialisme." control of the municipal body, as in Manchester and To le ar'''''' t '' t n.. l° _.!_ aau "' e Nellasa la the idledal ; wait Liverpool, of making the borough magistrates per- Foe Aldo rat. Menem 10, llos, Vleet.istmet, London. .. s.we• rt-- • i tit 0 An important motion was introduced yesterday in the corporation, for the purpose of taking initiatory steps to bring the police torte of the city under the control of the municipal bode, u in Manchester and Liverpool, of making the borough magistrates per form the duty which police magistrates are now paid for, and of others lee diminishing the expenditure connected with that branch of local administration. The motion, although made by Mr. John Reynolds, had the unanimous support of the council. Considerable progress has already been made with the building for the Greet Industrial Exhibition of 1843. All the columns and galleries of one great lateral hall have been raised to their places, and those of the other corresponding hall are nearly com pleted ; so that after a few days nothing will remain to be done of the ex!ernal work except that of the great central hall, of which the works of the lateral twee form a part. Two of the smaller semi-circular ribs of the roof were raised yesterday. They cover in a space SO feet wide, and weigh each of them thirty cwt. The great woaden ribs of the central kill will span a width of 100 feet. The work has sot been interrupted by a single accident or failure, and is carried on with the utmost diligence by all the partitsseoneerned. I anderstand that that ex cellent nobleman, Lord Cloncurry, when applied to yesterday for the purpose, at once announced that be placed the whole of his most valuable collection of paintings and Sculpture at the disposal of the com mittee, to be placed in the Exhibition. The nomination for the borough of Lisburn will take place to-morrow, and the polling on Friday next •ww , e , wwwwwlod ow/ pApiolprial Asa lately ror fortA sAe Kart.. 'Awl tWat ~sib owes own (Ivry pwrefek of the Armors /row twwwed, onset% 114 venal it very gwvewel. THE whole system se built op from the blood— ' error% eirenu web% red err mild bur ; Weida* Ur rm. rr übroct to M tut predurs Mid Übe Mod) l• parr nut bretby trots. Oar about U.to purity. dins= wed slow It crlfm ecru ray w otter. U the Meld Uwe roust bed the dame et taw. wer; se 4 baba tb replreirommets aro freely ma portly cenock-drolobt oral Ire bermae dorobrd,—bless dW7—sad 04 brobly r cstliedurbed. The lner pr parrot's' b Aimby peril*. sad breigeratiii sail de Os Mioduced Lowest.' Mete s 02 ; IS II $1 70 1 • 112 10 `• • • Ur 0 10 70 . t0i . 74 --- 1 ... PARIS, Dee. t. Mart• rOpialas, . St 13 103 0 lot Lan 3 For 4i prams. NOV low anis e "U ..1 air *eau.. , . . on Landon: at slabt, 113 174; day . . 13 3. Neiglaa,3 psr gzi ttU NI &ray rapist Rests 1a33 — Mow Spar Nab Psi De. 44 Piedmont 3 p.i3l lll Treasury Dods Do. A, 1832 904 ... I Bask Slams ...... 010 „. Paws, Doc. 7. St. Genasia, 1,430; Volatilise (right bank), —; ditto (left bask), 220 his and Odeon', 1,030; Parts and it...., Lam and Ism% 371; MEMOS, aid Avg. mos, 863; Strealsweral 164 NM; Itartkars. 07330; Pert and +imams& 71111; Petard liposa.ses; Igor and Mignasi, N 3; Oessi, --; Slum mg SA DION la Oral. 538 ; Paris sad Cher. tors Me; Slim 143; sad Oat., 000• Iliaiesp. US; Ms —; Sardegna and 'WITS; Ora Ointbk 1.8011,, VIENNA, DEC. 4. Five per Cent. Metalliques, 951; New Loan (Series A), 941; do. (cl eric. B), 1111. Foar-and-a-Half per Cents. ditto, Mi. Bank Shares, 1,352. Exchange on London, 11.23. LOCAL SEARS MARKETS. Lienneocit., Dnc. 7.—Tha sham market has been very dull sad quiet to-day, sad our quotations an again slightly reduced, and an given as follows in the official list:— Blackburn (Ista B. C. and W. Y.), 71—Caledonian, 3.4 ; Eastern Comities, 1311-18—East Lemma's*, 19/ I—Lanco shire sad Yorkshire, 881 I—Ditto ((kith shams), 31 d.—Lan caster sail Carlisle (thircihares), 121 p. —London and North Western, 1271 7 1 (—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lineoln, 321—Ditto (preference shares), 111 80 I 180 80—Norfulk, 631—North British, 101 I--South ten and Dover, 241 4 14 3(4 (3( 4—York, Newcastle, a n d Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 301—Dnich- Rhenish, 1 d. At the half-yearly meeting of the Hibernian Bank, held yesterday, a dividend of 6 per cent. per annum on the paid-op capital was declared. The General Mining Company of Ireland also held their half-yearly meeting yesterday, and divided 5 per cent. for the six months; making 55 per cent. on the paid-up capital already given in dividends since the commencement of their operations in 1847. Jonathan Richardson, Req., of Lambeg. has, on the recommendation of the Marquess of Donegal'. the Lieutenant of the County of Antrim, been ap pointed a magistrate for that county. Tut DUBLIN EXIIIBMON.—The Fine Arts Cogn ation kad an interview on Monday with the Bari of Char- Lemont, who, it is well known, possesses some of Hogarth's celebrated originals; among them are the "Last Stake," sad the only existing picture Ll' the series called the "Har lot's Pregame" His lordship at once expressed his willing ness to exhibit these pictures, as well as his megnifiermt "Caesar Borgis," by Titian ; "St. Peter," by Van Dyck ; " Jades," by Rembrandt ; the " Venus and Cupid." of Sir Joshua Reynolds, and Landscapes by Poulain, Vernet, &e. Hi. lordship will also contribute his beautiful statues of Vases, Mercury, Swift, ate. MANCIIISTBIR, Dac. 7.—The market was rather languid, and but a moderate business was done at a slight decline of prime. Caledonian, 331; Eutern Counties, 131 ; fiheMeld, 32; Midland, 801 ; Leeds, 861 ; Dorer,24 3-16 ; Chester ; and Birkenhead, 2 11-16 dis. 'Eau Anglian Six per C ent ., 3 7-16_ But Lancashire, 191; London and North Wes tern, 127 i. 8111111/1011AN, Dec. market was very heavy to-day, sad Utile business was traumata& Chester and Holyhead' were dose at 261. - - -- • • - • • Luna, Dsc. 7.—Th• sitars market has been weaker ' this morning, and shares lam a downward tendency The closing sales were as follows : Laseashire and York shires, 813 i ; North Westerns, M. Is. 3d. ; Leeds Northern Exten sions, No. I. I pram ; York and North Midland Prefs , o l r lrek r esta t t3h p le i ld ; , sad Ltse c olnalt , irt;; ;. 32l d ; . prem. STONE POI CARRIAGE-MITE.-1 have frequently re marked the slipperiness of the granite remind in Londe* under hones and have hue that the mu stelae atone is con tinued. Whoa ion basis for bools wen la fashion, I found it very mummy r me cooties Is walklq on the anats imp' footways of Dublin, marl seauthoss, ' aotwithstandiag, made doosorees stumbles. I was 10011 aware of the mum. The hard ammo* lamps of quartx imbedded in the softer felspar are sees made to project by the wearing away of the latter, and present little roticd smooth surfaces, against which iron has very little friction. Hese* it is no wonder that horses frequently hill on such pavements. These animals is London seem unable to take any bold of the ground. Their difficulty in drawing loads up an acclivity seems to arise more bum the slipping of their feet than the resistance of the weight ; hence I think arises the necessity for the great amount of animal power applied in London to the moving of moderate loads, which has often astonished me, and also for the putting on the dreg on slight declivities. I should think there most be plenty of the old red sandstone in Devonshire and Scotland which might be brought by railway to London, where boundless wesith would coati., it to be hewn into rectan gular blocks, u is now done in the case of the slippery granite. An alteration of this kind would render unneces eery the proposed viaduct at Holborn-hill, in London.—Cor of TA* Builder. ri 117.1 1 RAND JUNCTION CANAL.— In the report of the select committee (approved by the general commit tee) to the company of proprietors at the General Assembly, which took place y day, the committee state that there is en Increase both in tonnages and in the net profits of the carrying department, during the half-year ending the 30th Juno, as compared with the corresponding helf.year of 1861, of 2,1531. 13e. 4d., of the last half year. The trate, both thoroughfare and local, on the canal is 666,911 T tons ,gat ise 617,238, being an increase of 49,749 tons, of which the company's boats conveyed 4,283 tons more than in the corresponding period of 1831. The net profits of the two departments for the hallyear, after paying the usual in terest on the Preference Stork of 3,0431 17a 10d., 81 10 23,4471. Ide. 10d., which, with the previous balance of 3 . 5161 . 14 . SJ,, makes 26,964 f. 10s. 4d. available for divi dend; out of which the committee recommend a dividend should be paid of V. per cent. for the half-year, free of in come tax, on Saturday, the Bth January next, amounting to 22,9101., leaving a balance of 4,0541. 10s. 4d. The com mittee recommend this increase of dividend, not only be cause the actual profits of the half-year are greater, but be calms the increased traffic on the canal, and the good con dition of the canal work., Sire real evidence of the imam,. iag state of the company's attars. EGYPT AND PHIJIMIA.—The New Prussian Oazette Maim thaw &Ws, 27th It is knows that Abbas Packa, the Wesley dime, promised our goverment, on the es- Milialmant of Use railway from Alexandria to Cairo, to mime Mabee in Prussia to the mom* d IMO million of theism le has since been bound that the Peessies timber h sit seileble tat that and that the sleepers of the rellosy wane be is hen L smesequease the 'homy has peushed to penises ether ankles to the some mount. A vemei las just left Denton for Egypt with building timber semi muskets to the amount of 200,®0 thanes, in part of the above engagement." THE WEST INDIA MAIL—In consequence of the prevalence of the yellow fever in the West Indies ' sod the fatality on board the Met homeward West India packet, a surgeon will be taken out by this Custom-house clams to meet the now over-due West India mail steamer in South ampton water, to esamine the state of the ship before she Is admitted into the docks. It has been decided, however, that the mails shall be landed in a shore boat immediately after the packet arrives in Southampton water, and handed over to the Pcotmlliee authorities _ _ - METROPOLITAN SEWERS' COMIRISSION.—Ycates , day, at the Court Rolm, in Oreek.street, Soho-square, the commissioners met at 12 o'clock, the public having been kept in waiting for an entire hour. The secretary an nounced that the balance in hand amounted to about 20,000/., and the court ordered payments fur current ex preaes to the extent of 6,0001. The clerk of accounts, Mr. Coggin, submitted the usual report on the state of the col lections—rates made and now in course of collection, 173,291/. 10s. fod., of which 80,0161. 2s. has been already reported as collected, and paid to the treasurer. Collected during the present month 9,6821. 3a. 2d., so that there re mains uncollected 83,7181. 7s. 3i. Mr. Robert Stephenson, M.P., and Sir W. Cubitt, were appointed consulting en• gineers to the commission ; and Mr. O. Cooper was rumin ated to fill the office of engineer to the Westminster dis trict, which post had been left vacant by the promotion of Mr. Baxalgette to the situation of surveyor of works.l Two builders, who had severally destroyed and entered sewers without the permission of the commissioners, were fined—the chairman announcing that the court was resolved to maintain its authority in this respect. Ooto DISCOVERED AT CIIIRDWL—The New rork Enquirer contains the following paragraph :—" A discovery has been made of gold minev in the province of Chiriqui, about 300 miles from Panama. In the time of the Spaniards, it is said, these mines were as productive as any in South America, and that a city of 40,000 inhabitants existed there, solely dependent on the gold produce for subsistence." -~ .- - -_- ' S ttf .~~' _ .s ar al& it* 14.1111•01: SSW obi, low Mkt IMP lids for= b••• nowilly reintieWill oft am Ira lOU ei sew arl iumwerly aro PO ahl•lpmeo6 *et OOP moppet** mow firer otho.l.lwh Viol* We Ohs Om up as less* pli lo * 11; MI spa •do palm& d • sow maim et Ode mles• oht* u trid=doved.,O. St. *sit ems* ; badaysedl kw. r ••t. OWNS bloke , low EDI Ca, 1401100 ; Wog NM Oh. Pgrhowi •'Orplay. Otopeo; Siam sad A. Loma; Oat* mid ON Tot'. Ow* mid leaky. WW•drollna; Dellik log low, *ow*: MOM/a sad Both Lob; sod bp wet = ab * Au. %WY**. i• low at ta. $46. Ss. *J., sod la THE PETITION FROM LEICESTER. The Loicsvier 3fe;t4rycon tains a lear na ll e t report of INSIPTIU meeting of the electors of which was held is the New Hall on Monday morning, and the °bled of which was to consider what steps aboshl be taken 11 defend the mats of Meson. Wellesley sad Gardner @paw the factions and vindictive petition presented in the mmes of Thomas William Dabs. and Jame. Madsen, but IteaLy sad truly at the instance of the mtrogradieg mph* Weise who, slier professing their readiness to abide by the Emmen of the meeting of feet March, had coalesced with the torts, and brought forward Messrs. Wilde and Palmer. TM lutes.* interest felt in the questioe wee evidenced by the mem moaner in which the doors of lb* New Hall were Inseared loag before the usual Was of opening, and also by the aunserous attendance of country voters, who came in treat every distiiet within the parliamentary bounds of the bermseh —4 We It from the eitreme of the 7.mile boundary. Huy fluters were kept away by other meetings which bad been previously summoned for the same evening ; but it is estimated that nearly 1,500 electors were present on the oreuion. The Chairman (( 11r. Noble) having addressed the Sleeting at MU 14110. b, r. J. Biggs proposed the following MO- • hition, which was seconded by Mr. Collin, and carried macurnou.ly, after several other gentlemen had expressed their concurrence "That a petition having been cemented to the House of Commons aeainst the return of Sir Joshua Wellesley and &third Gardner. Kn., this meeting views with indigna, ties the attempt thus made to sacrifice the choice of the comtatarney, and resolves that the neemeary means be adopted by the elec.ors in conjunction with their repre eetitstives to defend the return sad oppose the prayer of the petition." A resolution was also adopted to the effect, that • sub- WiPtion be entered into to defray the ripened of defending the teats of the present members ; and the names of several gentlemen in the various wards were tendered as receivers el the suMetiptione the electors might feel inclined to eon tnbote. The meeting concluded with a vote of thanks to the chairman. PUBLIC SALES. Oat. r,. —By Mr. idcanaLL, at Garraway's.—Copyltuld emate, consisting of Kee Gelds of meadow land, with dwell tag•house and cottager, the whole comprising 22 acres, sub ject to the usual quit rents and fines—.old for 1,6101. Eleven houses, Wellingtonaquare, Chelsea, let at free Sit to WM each house, held for n years unexpired, at Wean ground rents—knocked down, in lots, for 6,6701. Dui 7.—By Mewn. CHINNOCK and OALaWOITHT at Ike Mart. —A reversion to 2,0001. stetling, on the dee:sese Ks lady, aged 76-1,2•501. Leasehold private residence, with stabling, 68, Gower. Meet, terns 28 years unexpired, annual value 901., ground teat 91. lbs.-6001 The Putney Collage Rotate comprising 18 ACM of free hold land close to Patney-bridge— sold !privately fur 11,9001. t• the new Lind society, the " Conservative." DEIT.cTION OF THE GUILDHALL TIIILF.—EriFIT rsterd iy morning, after the Guildhall had been closed, Mr. Mold, the superintendent of the Guildhall police, Missed a table cloth and some dessert spoons, and believing Mat it was quite impossible that the robbery could have lees committed by any other than one of the guard, in sisted on a strict search. The result was, that on opening the locker or box apportioned to each °Meer, the Miming prop rty WAS found in that of Constable Marshall. The guilty man endeavoured to escape, hut waa foiled in the attempt. lie was fully committed for trial ia the coarse of the moraine. Tut RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT HUTTO/IN—The salialsraed inquest in this case was resumed sad concluded at Monday. 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MM 30 Was Villeg i us) s tram Dime ei Digs DIM Ditio 1011 RUG l easervit Gessee M OM Wooleml. Alsram Brigid a Wywri;rit. l °lbimis chemor - Cart mil Sri —.. . _ Umase e FM% aed M. leaMmedea 3 1 D:I.IIM L V AIL Ier I Do. Ss. (71. 17e.) 7 per Q. II Ms as. e Rast.Cus.fatr.,4 111 Da. 111m11 pot OM. NM Fel riLity lig%l atand Moine ai 10 0 100 Ome Ilmbers 3 an NO DX. per sm. Snip, De -1 deemille at 10 poil. sat Otiliallaiya(l)lpretas • OWeel.lbstilimlm 44y ./p. ISO O'Malley% be mt. • Lassublos WSW IN I DOW moat llama siaircouar punt DIM Sew Ow. I lir Ct. LasJlMlOWamiCas.Thtrds timbrabotry • Cola. lob !-faullidEnte.a••ll46l! les.arett.t.e. gee.! Di. Ilire 410 ... L. 6., Do. 6. 44 pCt. WdbodOesher.ib.N...et DIM Protease, _ _6Yr l e . w p W Ourris all D Dr. o. Wammortelisi 3 pet IM North Pratt* •n Nartb Stallbuddine Wevouster, II per Ong i I mar w. 7• Dlla lweemal --- 06;1 - 6;( - Nor.W. litia.l t waist.- iota De. D ews per Owit ... Dine New South Erten' (Rewliag Awa.)of Z 1.0.6 Sth.TorkebirelpereLOrme Waterton% it Kilkenny York, Newteatieds unw , Ot.le,etli Of Bag.pereb Ditto Ditto FORnlcre R tutwery and Rotterdam tie (tan Eastern June tt at t:ettrternt esd eviseltoot Dijon sad Besancon .. Mtnit Rhenish .. not Indian Groat Indian Pftionla (Mad Juana= at Fratt. Ot.Wast-Meaanda,Rbare. Wombats, Do. (Railway) . Do. Do. (Canal) ... Lyons and iteditamaese Rodent Mara dataa6.. Num It Lisge(willt la.. • 100 100 100 i I 0 IN IN IN IN jail 106 6 10 all all WI Ilev 6 66 its Ity as to fiz v!- TUBSDAT EVI7IIIIIO. The English stock market to-day was not so strong, and prices closed at a slight reduction. The i decline appears to be in some measure consequent upon the arrangements for the settlement of the account in Consols fixed to take place on Thursday, the account looking" bullish." Consols ranged be tween 1011 and 1011, and left:off Livers° than yes terday at 1011 to 1 for money and this time, and 1011 to a for the opening in January. The Three per Cent. lieduced were supported by the resump tion of operations by the government broker, who invested at 1001. The business list is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1014, I • ditto for account, 1011. Three per Cent. Redueed, 1004, 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 104, 1034. Long Annuities, 1860, 61, 7-16 ; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 3-10 ; ditto, 1860, 6 11-16. South Sea Old Annuities, 991. Bank Stock, 222. Sellers of Exchequer Bills offered more freely, and the price of both the March and Juno issues fell Is., closing 68s. to 71s. prem. Of India Bonds there were sellers at 80s. prem. In the foreign stock market there was a further slight improvement in Peruvian Bonds. Turkish scrip was also firmer, and Swedish flatter. Spanish stocks opened heavily but rallied. The Deferred Threes recovered from 24 to 241 to a, in consequence of orders to purchase from Belgium and Holland, and the price left off 244 exactly. The list of the day's sales is as follows :—Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99 (exchange 25f.). Brazilian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 973, 98. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta-, 741, 75. Danish Five per Cents., 107. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 661, 4, 67, 661; ditto Fonr per Cent. Certificates, 981. Granada De ferred, 131. Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 16th Dec., 241. Peruvian Six per Cents., 1031, 106; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 661, 66. ltus sian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1041, 1. Sardinian Five per Cents., 97, 964, 1, ex div. S pa nish Old Three per Cents., 511, 1; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 24, 3, 1. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 2, 11 dis. Turkish Six per Cent. Loan, 2 prem. The dealings in Australian Bank shares continue active; and upon the whole the tendency of prices is still upward. Union Bank of Australia Shares have risen to 66 and 68, and left off 68 to 69. Bank of Australasia were done yesterday afternoon at 82, 81, and 84, according to the official list, and to-day at 82, 80, and 811. Sales were also marked in the following, viz.: Eagliqh, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 51, 4,5; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 51, 1,4, 1,4; South Australian B an ki ng C om p any , 41 ; Commercial Bank of London, 30 ; London Dock Stock, 129; Victoria Docks, 63 • Australian Agricul tural, 94, 92; Crystal Palace, 5; Electric Tele graph of Ireland, 11 ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam,9ll; Royal Mail Steam, 79, 781. Shares of the Beziers and Grausessac Railway closed 1 to 11 prem.; Antwerp and Rotterdam, 1 toe prem.; Western Railway of Switzerland, 1 to 1 prem. (both these' lines are now officially marked); French South Eastern (for which a settling day is expected to be speedily appointed), Ito 1 prem.; Royal Swedish IWway, to prem. ; Staines and Woking Railway, to 1 prem.; Hamilton and Toronto Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Danish Zealand Railway, 11 to 11 prem.; Lake Constance and Basle Railway, 4 dis. to 1 prem.; Lucca and Pistoja Railway, 1 die. to 4 prem.; Great Western and City Junction Railway, 1 to 1 prem.; Orleans and Epernay, 4 to 1 prem.; Tynessouth Docks, I prem.; Bank of Asia (allotted to-day), / to 1 prem.; Bank of India, Australia, and China, 11 to 11 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par to 1 prem.; Chiriqui Road, / to 4 prem. Monday next, the 13th inst., has been appointed settling day for the shares of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and China, with sanction for the shares to be officially marked. Friday, the 10th, is also fixed as settling day for the Australian Auri ferous Ore Reduction and Mining Company, and the Irish Submarine Telegraph Company, but the shares of neither of these two undertakings are to be officially marked. The Roman Emperor has arrived from Sydney, which port she left on the 4th of September, with 60,572 ounces of gold, valued at full 242,0001. sterl ing. It was this vessel that carried out the staff of the British Australian Gold Mining Company. She left London on her outward voyage on tke 28th of Ja l uary. t is expected that the shipments of specie by the Adelaide steamer, which will leave London on Thursday for Plymouth and Australia, will amount to about 200,0001. Amongst the new undertakings of the day are the Barnet and Willesden Railway, with a capital of 220,0001.; and the Portland Iron Company of Scot land, which proposes to raise 100,0001. A railway from Carmarthan to Cardigan is also projected. The chief features in the market for foreign ex changes to-day was a further decline in the rate for bills on Hamburgh, which were done at the beginning of 'Change at 13.51 to 6, and closed at 13.5 to I. This downward tendency does not appear to be connected with the price of silver (in which market there is at present no movement) but is stated to be owing to large speculative purchases of grain at Hamburg on London account. In other exchanges there was little alteration. For Spanish places there was a little demand, but in bills on Paris very little was done. The quotation on Amsterdam appears to be at its lowest point. It is reported that, in anticipa tion of the projected conversion of the Dutch Four per Cent. stock inducing a portion of the holders to prefer reimbursement, rather than to accept a lower rate of interest, speculative drafts on Holland have been brought into the market, and have thus checked the demand. The Board of Trade returns for the month and ten months ending the sth November were published this morning. The total declared vales of the exports of British and Irish produce and manufactures during the two periods referred to was U follows : For the month. For 10 'months. 1852 Li 863 666 £39 247 104 1851 .... 4:621:078 .... 58,126,066 1850 .... 4,751,804 .... 65,038,206 These returns are again very favourable, the =- pats of our staples being, in the aggregate, con& derably in excess of both the previous years. Evi dence is thus afforded that the general foreign and colonial trade of the country is steadily advancing. whilst the increased demand for shipment to Aria. lia likewise has a very favourable effect. The Vila, presented by these government returns, it may be noticed, are fully confirmed by the accounts pub lished periodically from the great seats of industry. In our chief item of export, however, that of cotton manufactures, in which there was so decided an expansion in the previous return, the tendency is this month the other way, the total figures for the ten months being less than last year by a million and a halt, although still in excess of the exports for the corresponding period of 18.10. This falling of is almost exclusively confined to " cotton mandato toms entered by the yard," and is, doubtless, on . sinned by the rise in the price of the raw sakesal during the period embraced. The figures are an nexed: For the month. For 10 months. 1852 .... 1:1,460,443 .... £18,218.132 1851 .... 1,190.12 .... 19,793,992 1850 .... 1,572,23.5 .... 17,968,718 The exports of cotton yarn have been fairly sup- • Ili 1 161 111 71 2 78 79 17 211 79 SI 29 21 SO 62 84 83 47 49 122 124 107 . 108. e 1 80 Ili 12! pm 94 $4 Si 9 de 24 2 . 18 19 9 61 108 141149• 127 1271 $ NN 2 1 2 1 91 . 92. 1 4 ii dis 36 die 11 1 26 21 11 11 U 1 24 14L 80 101 47 49 13 64 11 2 , 1 Us 3 3 91 16 67 II te 3 21 Ms 41 43 11 61 01. 11 26 I 1 Um i ll 416 9 Ili 64 put n 4 41 94 67 69 iit 61 7$ SO 14 4 die SO 11 10 106 16 II 14 11 4 $0 } dig I AO 11 40 41 14 16 16 I pee 73 . 76 if i AY I+ II If . ssi 30 $1 ne se SO SI SO 0, 10 11l U $34 111 Ilb 14i11 51i 14411 U 11 4 Ui 114 ltf I 14 10741 Ine 44 411 - ~• ISO 151 Id 151 I iab in lie 103 J lON 109 111 104 110 19 194 I MI it . 4 I 1 4 I Pa pe I ti pm 144 laid 11. 14 111 114. -- i -- ii. 4 ipa 109 i 110; lir LAP" lie 1I Ps ill 1166 1166 Pm 6 Ms 1 p Po IN Psi 16 21 11 14 11 1 1')! 10 4 11 pi 111 11 111 17 174 Pa IT l$ vv 4pa 23 1 Ili — I ail - i Pm IN 114 II a :.• lILWATP. I 2 II 4 I 4 2 I 6 pm 1 q Ala II pa 2 rm se #P. i i f 4 pa 4 lia se • lei ei I "ii For the month. For 10 months. 1862 .... £97,127 .... £1,210,180 18.51 63,779 .... 1,144,066 18.50 .... 68,864 .... 1,032,686 In linens there is an extraordinary upward move ment, which cannot fail to have a most beneficial influence on this important branch of the national in dustry : For the month. For 10 months. 18.52 .... £373,885 .... 1;4,357,8'4 18.51 .... 328,491 4,1.53,157 1860 . 319,940 .... 3,9.57,948 The month's shipments of the other chief artistes of export are shown below : Month ending Nov. 5. 1812. 18.11. 1850. Bee and ale Coals and culm 1 0 1,079 .. 89,120 .. 86,889 Harthenware 83,641 89,440 .. 67,328 Glass manufactures 26,636 .. 26,321 .. 20,245 Haberdashery and mil linery Hardware and cutlery 204,879 .. 210,018 .. 186,927 Leather, unwrought 13,881 .. 10,999 , 13,397 Ditto, manufsetared Machinery and 'millwork 152,281 .. 160,409 .. 132,173 Soap 21,009 .. 21,427 .. 14,586 Stationery 26,347 .. 23.882 .. 31,780 Wool Oils The tables of imports and consumption also con tinue good. The quantity of unrefined sugar that palmed into th hands of consumers is as follows: For the month. For 10 months cwts. 1852 .... 685,831 6,914.885 18.51 .... 499,686 .... 5,312,826 1850 456,593 . .5,296,439 These returns show a remarkably steady upward movement. In coffee the increase is equally remarkable, the; consumption figures being subjoined: For the month. For 10 month,. lbs. lbs. 1852 3,240,366 .... 28,304,312 18.51 2,527,676 .... 27,200,019 18.50 .... 2,206,377 26,4.52,175 The consumption of tea is progressing in an equal ratio; For the month. For 10 months. lb.. lbs. 18.52 4,3.51,785 .... 47.122,978 1851 .... 3,941,544 .... 15,14.5,289 18.50 ... 3,753,619 13,156,714 Of other articles used for fo3d, we find there has been a larger consumption daring the month for wheat, rice, rum, brandy, and tobacco. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. The English funds to-day wear a rather dull ap pearance, but prices are not lower than they left off yesterday. Consols rule at 1011 to 7, for money and 1011 to for January. The settlement of the account is in progress. The Three per C en t s . R e d uce d mark 1001 to ; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103} to 1; Bank Stock, 222 ; E xc h equer Bills, are consi derably lower, at o.le. to prem. for both March and June. Business in the foreign stocks has been almost at a stand still. Portuguese stocks are rather firmer, and in Brazilian a few purchases continue to offer. Granada Deferred mark 13 to 1; Portuguese Fours; 381 to 1; Spanish Old Threes, 511 to 4 ; ditto New Deferred, 241; Turkish Scrip, If to 2 prem.; Dutch Fours, 98 to 1 ; Mexican, 241; Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 98. MARE-LANG.—THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and its value was nominally the same as last market day. Foreign Wheat was generally held fur a further advance of Is. to 2s. per qr.; and, where sales were made, an improvement of fully Is. per qr. was established. Barrel Flour Cu also held for more money, and needy buyers had to comply. Earley sold on much the same terms as before. Oats were held with increased firmness, but it was not possible to obtain auy advance. Batas sad Peas unchanged. LILEIVALII iNfO LUPIII;UN [ROY 6th DEC. to stn DEC. English. tkottl2. Dub Vomits 610 Bar* 3O Oats 620 7930 I ..... 1690 7 I MINCING-LAN E.—THIS DAY. Scout.—There has not been a public sale, and but a small business by private contract. Refined bas been sold at ed. decline on last week's prices; grocery lumps, fair to fine, 445. to 475. Comm.—The public sales are progressing heavily, and importers are buying in largely to support the market. Tua.—Tkis market continues active, at the extreme prices of yesterday. The trade buy freely of qualities from Is. to le. id. Common Coogan, 100. to /00. per lb. The Board of Trade tables which were out yesterday for the ten months ending the sth Nov., 1852, are as follows. Importation. Home Consummion. 1852.... 55,061,3101 ha. 1851.... 69,410,940 Deer.. 4,319,6301n5. Incr. 1,977,61591b5. Export. 1852 1851 Increase SALTPETRZ.-1,400 bags Bombay sold in public sale ; re fraction 151 to 20, 23, ; and 1,300 bags Bengal, refraction 31 to 51, 28e. to 295. ; refraction, 121, 255., which were fully yesterday's prices. I ;Rtes.-1,700 bags ►foulmien were o&•nd and partly sold, 10a. 6d. tolls.; and 600 bags Bengal, bought in 115. 6.1. to 12e. P. —2OO bags Malabar sold in public sale, 31d. per lb., and 150 bags Aleppi, 32d. to 31d. per lb. COTTON.—Nu sales of importance reported to-day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKEr.-THIS DAY. The market is flit, with very little business doing. Town Tallow is quoted 465. 9d. nett Gash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 465. 6d. ; all this year, 465. 6d.; J►nuary to March, (1853), 475. ; October to December (1853), 440.6 d. BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pettenden and Smith, hop factors, report that the demand for descriptions of Hops is good, and prices are a shade higher. Currency: Mid. and East Kent, 88s. to 1601.; Weald Keats, 88s. to 110 a. ; Sussex, BSc to 10,55. COAL NIARKET.-THIS DAY. Walls End Riddell, 16..; Walls End Haswell, 17s. Walls End lletton, 16..9d. ; Wall. End Stewart's, 1&.9d.; Walls End Tees, 16s. 9d.—Ships at market, 107. FIREWOOD AT NIF.LBOCRNE.—This article is luxury, which few can possess themselves of, unless they are lucky diggers, or are carrying on • roaring business. This we infer at least from whet follows.—" Do you think I stole It 1" gaud the saucy vendor of a barrow of wood, at the rear of the Post.oMee yesterday, to • gentlemen, who had the conscience to offer him only three pounds for it. Three pounds ! the wages for a whole week of • respectable mechanic, for little more than • sufficient supply of an absolutely indispensable necessary for a single house-warm , ing.—kutralion and New Zealand Gazette. PROROGATION OF PARLIAMENT.—Wo understand that parliament will adjourn for the Christmas recess on the 15th or 16th of the present month, and meet again in the first or second week of February.—Morning Post. FATAL PRIZE Flout AT WOODDEAD.—One of those disgraceful exhibitions called prise fights took place on Monday, at Wooslhead, about twenty miles from Man chester, being on the hills near the boundaries of Lanca shire, Cheshire, Yorkshire, and Detbyehire. One of the combatants, named George Wilson, was taken up in a state of insensibility, alter fighting for a time, and brought by the Manchester and Slit Meld Railway to Manehester,where he died yesterday morning in a heerhotm. in Charter-street. It wee reported that the man he had fought with was in custody. An inquest on the body would be held yesterday. - il 1 II 11 I 10 174 DS 111 104 1011 111 Is IN 3 3i In Ile 11$ Ili i 111 SO N+ In Sty j ISj I 1011. Mt I In U i Tel SO 1 !4 Is, I "I VI 1 ale II le 2711 i II 711 4 1 .111 191 i $ 141 at 0 110 91 ' ni Da i Y .:. , tit 11 :11 .1