The Express. — London, England, 1856-09-23 00:00:00

meet to discus the principles of Free Trade, and their iotlueno, upon the world. Since last the question was raised on the Conti nent the world has seen many and astounding politi cal changes. And men have grown on the whole wiser; because every civili.ed nation has become daily better acquainted with its neighbour.. We need not look beyond this city to be convinced of the fact. The prejudiced men who, while crying for political freedom, es loudly called for commercial bondage, are di+appearing. Lttle knoteofc'ear•sighted men—generally, let us allow, moved by their personal interests—are arising all over the Continent to do battle with high tariffa; to point to the greatuees of free trade England in comparison with protected France or Belgium; and to demonstrate the necessity of competing with Great Britain by a loyal rivalry on lair grounds, rather than behind solidly built custom•housee. Among the continental nations where the policy of free trade has been ventilated, we mutt place Belgium first and Holland second. There are men—and eminentcommercial men in this city, in Antwerp, and in Liege—who bare openly pronounced in favour of • ' policy that should end in complete commercial free dom. Only on the lith of last February the Belgian Ara:elation for Promoting Customs Reforms met to point out to the public the absurd construction of the Belgian tariff. And absurd enough does this tariff appear when we find that Belgium—after England, the largest producer of iron and coil upon the face of the earth—is compelled to buy her iron ships from Hol land; that theshipbuildere of Bremen and Hamburg can build at 23 per cent. leas poet than the Belgian ship-builder. And why ? Because, in the absence of competition, the raw materials cost the Belgian builder GO per cent. more than their intrinsic 'aloe. If you turn to the article of spun cotton for a second illustration—an article without which lace manufac- I cannot exist—we find that while spun cotton above No. 170 English, pays an import duty of only five shilling, per 2001ber.; all coarser threads are kept out of the country by a tariff so exorbitant as to amount to prohibition. The consequence is, according to one of the leading Belgian houses,r hat the manufac ture of tulle with threads below N 0.170 is impoesiblein Belgium. The foregoing instances may suffice to give the reader au idea of the state in which the Customs tariff of Belgium remains. It is at once as ingenious and as Illiberal as that of France; for while the French custom-hone officer is kept on the look-out for wolfs' teeth that he may levy a duty upon every hundred, the Belgian dousnier is directed to prohibit the transit through the Belgian territory of nightingales and linnets. But it is when the French and Belgian Governments meet to ar range mutual treaties that we discover the extravagances of which a protective system L capable. In • treaty passed between the two countries on the 27th of February, 1854, we dud spun hemp and flex placed upon a alidiog scale of 180 step. Thus there are no lees than 180 distinct duties oo them threads. Such ingenious protective ladders require exceedingly clever custom-house officers to are them. And the result is significant. The Belgian custom house officer appears sorely puz zled when called upon to place any article upon the endless sliding scale of the country. He may bonen measuring and weighing, cutting, and ►pplying his magnifying glees to cotton thread., to iron, to seed, to tobacco, to pottery, dried fish, &c., sorely puzzled where to clue any single object. Indeed, so utterly bewildered were the Customs authorities on the pass• lag of the memorable treaty to which I have referred that on the morrow of its signature an international emigres was held at Lille to endeavour to trowel it. And what is the result of all this protective lug,. unity ? Why, that a romans of eleven or twelve millions of francs costs between 25 and 30 per ant. In colleotioc. More, the heavy protective duties levied in Belgium upon raw materi•l—apoa iron and cotton thread, for instance—far from swearing labour to the working classes, limits it. As I have already remarked, the free ports of the Baltic can build iron *hi ps2s per onto:lmam than theßelgian ship- Widen. Holland almost mocopolisee the iron ship-building of Belgium. And why ? Because free-trade Holland receives English iron at the rats of 10a. per 200 lbs., while protected Belgium has to buy iron raised from her own soil and smelted with native cad, some three shilliogs dearer l But this is not all. The iron•mestere of Liege, while they compel their coun trymen to pay upwards of thirteen shillings for 200 lbs. of iron, are able to sell the same quantity at Rot maim (where they are not protected) at the English price. Thus the natural richness of the soil is made a curse, instead of a blessing. It is the commerce of Holland—not of Belgium—that the duty on iron protects. If we turn to the coal trade we find the same story repeated. The Frenchman buys Belgian coal between 10 and 20 per cent. cheaper than the Belgian himself can get it. And why ? Because the Belgian is protected —or was protected—against the importation of foreign coal. This glance at the Customs tariffs of Belgium will explain to the reader the eagerness with which many Belgian manufacturers have joined as association destined, let as hops, to rid them of proem. tiara altogether. From the organisation of such a national association to the development of en international Congress was a natural step, more especially in Brawls, where universal peace and penal reforms have already been questions of wisct tic., that have drawn commissioners from varlets parts of Europe to King Leopold's capitaL And, so far as I am able to judge from the names of Dome of the gentlemen who compose the forthcoming Con gress, I think it will probably result in a revision of the Belgian, if not of other tariff?. As already stated we see even Spain represented. As the Belgians bad a right to expect, England has responded to their invita tion by sending about forty commissioners, iocladiag six gentlemen who have come to represent the decimal system proposed by the active association of the AdelphL Among other interesting popery to beet& milted to the Coogreas are—one from the authorities of Birmingham, comparing the tariffs of various' nations, and ende►vouring to show their results upon the industries which they respectively govern; and a history of Free Trade, from Newcastle. Count Arrivabene, the President of the Ecommisties Bel9es, is, I believe, to preside over the sittings of the COWING. THE DANUBL—The Dame Oa, of VielllMlllooloool Viet lb* primmest committee of tbe imolai,. mama by Dasab• wto meet, wit swath, at Vi...., to dolibs- Ms ea Ike polies sogolationo seaseraioi tiko 86TO/sties of tbo Om. &CAPE Of • PRISONER PROM Till MANCEIBffiI CITY ()UM —O. Saturday eterssee. about 3 o'clock, • pekoe*, embed Ti... Brady shoo Kiley nods • rather slaver rumps beat th, City Gaol. It appears that be was la the hap yard, delag see. work, fa sespasy with • member of otiose pelimserr, sad all sailor IS. sharps of one keeper. Tb keeper rifle, outages to 'move Out other prlsosors to 'mower yard, I.ft Brady aloes sad sawstobod ; cad he, takiag advailtage of the hbany the sasspostedly essiforred epos hie, scud two paiistan' ladders (paoaters being at present espied I. th. primps), sad, Gams tbs. together by ropes, *solid the wall, upwards of 20 feet la height, sad made off. Ile le • young ma. about 22 posts of IR*, tad was seetestard at the February *miaow to 1. noetbe loprisessaset, se Oat, if be kw dear oC Ito has saved about two-thirds of kb thee.— Cogigi. as. out Tooth burn Mt/etc-1W polls. of the tow. of Breathe, is Silesia, haws awa iestmesd I. ass to tbe te•mg l b bead ("pas which are allowed le bs play.d Is the mugs, lei tab sari that they do sot .an plata sad ammo to t y es pleasisg discords, to reveal whisk they en sehj •ttea see to a meekly laspesdes mot trial by the ft:4mnd Ann et the a soisipailtp NEW RUSSIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANIES. Barr. 13. The Emperor has jest confirmed the organic sta tutes of three steam navigation companies, &steed to faci litate trade and ladutry is the mouth of Russia. The Rus.ian merchant navy is 'butt to be greatly bummed la the Black Sea and the Mrdit re The "Russian Company of Navigation and Trade," speeally created for the south of Russia, is founded on the plan of the Ruse-America Company, ander the protection Of his Majesty Ale:midst 11. This company engages to maintain eonnuakatioas : 1. Betwun Odes.., Coustantiscp4, Atheaa, Smyrna, Rhodes, Alesandratta, Bvyruili, Jaffa, sod Alazaadria (three voyages per Reath.) Should a sommereial demand arise, the vessels will teach at other place. also Won the route. 2. Between Odes's, Yalta, Redont-Halah, Kutch sad along the coasts of the Caucasian country (three wale a =oath ) This lies will be bereaft , r emended to the ports on the coast of Anatol;a is for u Constantinople, where the boats performing the service will sleet other steamers be loogiog to a line established between Odessa and Oslats, that are to ply along the ousts of Ran=elia as fu as Con stantinople. 3. Between Odium sad Galati, touching at the Belles, at WWI, Rent, and other ports in the Danube, once a week. 4. Between Odessa, Eapatoria, Sabsatcpal, Yalta, Theo dais, aad Bench, saes a week. 6. Between Odom, Kintner', Otehakoff, and Nitalakff up the river Bag, ono a week. 6. Between dritsse, Kinborn, Otebakoff, sad Khans, sp tbe Dnieper, once. week. 7. Between Bench, Marianpol, Berthanak, Biak, sad Taganrog, one, a week. S. Between Kern* and Tams., Berme amass day. 9. Sautes Ovidlepol sad Ackerman. oil the limas or Weary of the Dniester, as often im mey be required. 10. Between Odom*, Constantiaople, the Pumas, Min ass, Naylor, Lei/kora, Genoa, and Monodic', about sights** voyages • year. Should It be ascessary, the far pany's steamers will also touch at other porta situate betimes the ports abovamentirned. 11. &tweet' Odom, Constantinople, Zaate, Cephsloale, Corfu, sad the towas of Atoms sad Trieste, shoat eighteen Temps • 7•111. All ttse•; lime of eircalatisa will be opened u fast as the stemen are built, bat all are to be is fall operation before the sad of flee years. Moreover, this eompasy has the privilege of establishing a system of tags on the rivers Dnieper, Bug, and Don. The espital of the eosepany is fined for the present at six million silver roubles, divided into 20,000 thane, but A may be raised to 0 mations. The government tekes 6,670 alarm for 2,000,000 silver triable., paying the half of this son down, and the other half within twelve months. At the heed of this company stand Its fourisn, the Em peror's side-de-sup, Ceptein limboles Arkase, sad Col legiate Councillor Nicholu Novoultski. The statutes are signed by Count Orloff, the Crud Duke Constantiae, Coaats Perovski, Leukol, Onus! Beakhoseast; Tells& tine, Book, Bums Wrangel, Nozoff, Gortubskolt Ossuble, Illitcheffski, sad Count Ooltnich:caeff, Koatousoff, mem bers of the miaisteriel committee. All these saws, sad the advaatagre accrued to the cup paay eunclestly thew the Importance that the Basilan porerumeat attaches to tbe mum of this enterprise, whisk. precisely at the moment when, by the Crimean war and the treaty of Paris, oar military nary Ia the Black Bea km been asaibilated, limeade oonetructieg a formidable umlaut *Mammary, that will keep not merely oar populations of the south octal aatly trained to the maritime envier, bat is cam of swath evade scald likewise enable is to true pert troops ao matter to what point upon the scut atlas Black an. THE TREATY WITH HONDURAS), The Liverpool Albion publishes the opt at a sew sissiudo• boa Dos Leos Alvan& Is the Gamow of she 'gem. of lioutlassa, Maids, Ida et the soadstios et the sigetiatioas with gagitowl. sod ageolegisi i tto dam Hisrma at the treaty. no letter Is Med " wwag se Leeeem &AM 1866, Uiry dM l isfatieeg of the Isilo n" sad iatiaasso that the soisisaloss with Bar o ll isishod tag . Although dike tie lalaads, lisaisess s' to Iwo thus bet is ths oaterprise of As wit. as oti that her sovosstipsty won slid sod the Motivlas Mouton arm toostsull hu r . " T I E WWI I s. assogisi thew sosdittosi, asd Issiesil taw is Aso s mom et grain wet se a dimmest& cosstlis. The embowers Wm weneer that the wools aro sea eluded es _ _ " 1. tie rosilialsa ei ths esienta eights a Karam ore as lards Rastas. Draratra, tee sal dodatiog theta •is terrain; governed by Its proper waribpality. "2. dakareledges the tarritoral baits of alleliO/S4 worked la the nap by the Bea. George !)game, say from lb. river War 6 Segovia to the rine Negro. " • arra of retereass sespord of ose rasa of Hearse sal sae Buhl* aa Impartial Ord of eay arra. all As as Imnsaary, sally the illeraito abrasive. Waal fat es ham whisk they gaffer, sad ad j oat all raise "g. lismuseass of the basis of stegetietiows. "/Nor fir,—True wisdom teethes t h at a maxi should am& with the rinse.... of the day. Hos dine mow a sew politica life ; her Mope should, there to., be to Mine That oho Mows no 111111ItillS or partite, sad forgives all yen anima. th" Cultivate telsedly relation with all who will accept w. 'qt. To avoid an aosprotnises, offoosive datoaalve Wyse'. so imam is America, sad so diaostroal. ' 4. Ti tons do loam dist, so ustederstitia. 6. Invite all her seighbosre to emulate territorial halts, sad to wade* the dans ludo by Copia is tits shou put of he aaldidialFluids, sad that la Is or sight nowlaa the titles ld . "I: Friable se saell& fres tbe pablis pans all polities, (ITO nisisdne elaiadesn." 1. asseeestee t treaty, Des Leos kinfolk 1 1. thnslnts Kr. Korey, to Lard Clarendon, to Mr . .g= to lir. Wines Brows, M P , to Kr. &Oar, Ile, for tans newel aaans la effsetni An treaty. MALICIOUS PoisonDia OP AIIIMALL—A9 the Dean sweaty sag% bold last week, Were Lard esawto mem, sheirssaa, a mom wed Hob, who meal is theme& at Dog. 11411 a u p.d witk Z i n an dleality meseshe sublimate. ir:gaziatt Mu tbese4mageef a patemileld, sad bed brea seams la pt the gar Sawa bee lb assumba, bat this we refused by tbs ego, who bt it to other pins_us tor' the pestanas cf cattl.. Tbe pima WY ary mg maid at this, sad several timse Th eateasd "n dle" he the salmala wbielt were driven Cato tke field la wegkra. Segal bad died netts easpideen dragoman and ale seemly a deakay 'spired Masai. Mae W seen iaventi potion. Tile tongue and ether pertlsns of lie Amine ware seat to Mr. Herepetb, ths Fad samalm M Meal, sad I. &dared that lb. Maker bad lase piesig by aureola satiloam—a few peg ee wade wen mallsiset to kill a me. eme plass et Weed wen fag Is the pri mer's home, wltieb were proved to antsia amesim sub limate, sad tbe primes, bad bees sma to drive the Claim is gentlest tato • liabsy jam previoas to its Watt'. The Ist, found die Primm Pithy, and he was assosood to air years' penal 'snits& ROHMY 111 PLYMOUTH CITILIMIL. Humes moos sad midaisbt ea Betarday the pay-silles of the Oath geoimeat wee robbed el OW. in Plymouth BOMA Book of Regiaad Wee, sad SOL In soversiges. Tim sell tia east box la whisk it erse matented was found is tbe pea of a deed and by the °Mein' ter teats, tbe Mete whirl b foga the leek Lena( Mee neatly plumbed in, sail ell the gigs removed bat a beaker's singe*. The make is at the southern aid of the °Mars' ramp, sad Hie boa was kept I. as ordMary clust of drawers la the @pentanes of Lien- Meant Iwalb Egos, acting pay master, wbo was at Um time of a. esnrsioa up the rim, Tamar. ImasHiately en tke Mummy tlmpette of the citadel were aimed, we as soave bet Manisa ~els made tbroubout the bearesits, whisk are tesepied by the MU, miterly 1.200 mad about 60 artillery mos. Image 11101 MO. Of {ho g aatkpoles fora, is eadravoeriag diem. Ms menear. who mnse bars en gaged MO pregm. TM 011ablei of Os mass an Meg. Mr. Gasp Tabard, myosin, el the ebb, is absent as Mare. Ti. AGAPEMONIL—The aide Male by lbe Trigg a diesearleate Mob bog! " oindelse" laa grassed andigsble amsliisa r IMlgewatae ael the distrist maseat • pubis tasser m :" ... mmeemain allundled. was heel m Monday last le the , gem address hose tits Mr. D. W. Tosoli ali t eaMs 011100 to the Trades. Tbe m. pellsome mg* ow demised "Dreferse Prises's" agonies, war. IMP a car ried ma, ladl ai = j avereari adultery, sad led queued St. Peel Ids , ales stated. Is oaf of tate deramellelg sag Oa Mega of the Primates, that la bar pm as N. Mg Areassa of tbe loans.. of Orr Appellee bed Ababa IMIr demons. The meting wasal. magy peed • sunken asedsowaldry of Me lanttage, sad il bwaref Its lased gar Me supervidsa of meg, semseimarl Tocuirnio.—Cow - 17SEPT. 20.—The yachting masa is me, sin. MO (elating yachts are about the royal yobs stades, vii , the Olorises, Reiser, Salta., Ca image Camilla, sad Lucia. TM Capybara, belospag le Mr. Talbot, dm ywe somarreors, is to be ingthosod lei tamed late a meow dant yasht. RHTL.—Thte fables able waterlog plum is OM eamerasly fall; tbe weenier sentinels, so Ilse bags a tarts Mese of visitors esetineelly to native the Waal of Its pun ass sir.—NoriA Woks CArowieis. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. BOW-STREET• craxam NUMMI/. A sturdy brutal looking fellow aimed Jobs Dseey was brought before Mr. Jardine ander the following dream Mason : Hr. damsel J. Jay, of 10, Whartni-street, rentonville, solicitor, stated that he was passing through Gate-street, Lincoln's Ins, when his attention wee drawn to a disturb mice is Little Toroth,. The prisoner was to his own lodging in that slyest, and was snub, him self by unsabiag the windows. Having completed this work of dntrunicio, he p►oceeded to fling the furniture of his roes into the street, to the very great danger of the passengers. The police came up and tomes strand with greet moderetioo, and the prisoner stopped wail the canstables were gone, and then recommenced. This went on for some time, the police being unwilling to enter the house es no one undertook to chaise the primer. Ultimately he came into the street, and began to throw smell articles of furniture at his wife, whY had left the house to escape from his ablate°. Witntee beteg slightly hart by we of these abed,' gave him in sharp. He did so, however, merely from a sense of pablie duty, and did not persona ly desire to pun the charge. The prisoner was very sorry. He was drunk, and did It all for feu. He should have to teak* good ell the furniture sad glass. Mr. Jardine, taking t►ia dreamt:saes into 'mut, mitigated the penalty to 66., w►iah wee paid. SOUTHWARK. ♦ JUVRIILII Caroline Atmatreag, a little girl, about twelve year' of ege, was brought before Kr. Combs, charged with steeling roam. biscuits from the shop of Mr. J. Dole, in the Ar cads on the 'Airline of the South Easton Railway, Loadoa bildp. Frederick Wyatt, an officer in the employment of the railway compeay, said tbat between 11 and 12 on the pre vious day he saw the primmer end another girl la the Arcade. Having some seep rime as to their intention, he watched them, and after a short time the other girl entered Mr. Dole's 'hop, and took some biscuits off the counter, which she brought oat ►ad headed to the primmer. The letter had a large pinafore on, wader whisk she pat the basalts, and as she was about to walk away be seised bold of her, and took her into erastody. The other female made her escape. Os smvehing the p►immer he found that she had under her pinafore a large picker, which contained the biscuits and a quantity of apples sad cakes, all of which witness had no doubt she had stoles from different shops la the neighbourhood. Although ao young, he be lieved bar to be a systeilatie thief. ... . Mr. Combs masa whether he knew anything about bey or her pareats ? Wyatt replied that Es had asen her with other girls toilet ins about the Anode, and frequent essplaiata had lately been made of property Wag stolen hen the shops. That was the chief roma whisk Mused kin to watch her, as he believed her to be owe of the thieves. After looking her ■p, witness treat to look after mother, snd he believed that she actually seat the &Ad out to thieve, and seetived the doles property. Mr.Cosaboukaa 'bother tbs saber vas I. aoart. Wyatt replied t►at the wee mt. He told ha to he fa attendance that morning, bat eke bed parpmely k.pt out of the way, He bad bees to ►a home. but she wee no where to be loud. Wieser hare *Whited the rupadom pocket for his worship's laspostloo. Mr. Combo salted the child what oho had to my is answer to the Marge ? Elhe replied, aging, that she did net stool the thingr Another girl took them and pm them to ►a. Her mother did sot know of hr baring mything. Mr. Comb* said Shoe, althosok so young, there meld be so doubt that she ma as expert thief, and meat likely In 'trusted by her =Mbar, who lay in wait to Nedra what ever the stole. Had the mother Ma preeest he should have heavily punished her, a a child we pang could sit commit mob robbed., without her being cophast of Rader all the cireasmansoo, he shield eastosee Mr to cm math Is Waadaworth Home of Cosmetics. UNITY !IRE INSURANCE ASSOCIATION. (THIS DAT.) An extracedinary geniral andel, of the above seseststioa ter iold this morales, at the Loudon Tama. fir the purpose of moieties a assault.. to Jauntiest* uto affairs of the seteulatioa. Dr. Lloyd, deputy &airman, eras willed to the Asir, Is the sinews of Sir W. 0. Pell, shames of the racialism. The anal formalities having bees gone through, ♦ ea/Juan= camplalsad that the misting had bon Mjearaed trot• the 061119 Is Cauca-groat, when taws weeld lave beat ample beam prime. he the law awe- Tb. Ciiziw said tk. proprietary body areaisted of 6,000 perms, sad the directors bad Ritually 'apposed that thus would be a largo attandaaes. That was w►y the saki mamma had lakes place. ♦ denim, bawd by Ms. Job Brekbaw el the Nottlag haat Brawl', sad seatalaiag a esereepeadeaso with the &melon which had led to the coavealai ef this aceetiag I I baring bees nod, Th;Csataxas said the direskin had likes upon them selves the respeamibillty of oillisg this 'meths' u the Nottingham Lose! Beard had insaplalsed of the ezpasiii tore sad erred the srawlitp of twins; the weal meting of the ssoroladsa la 'sly imam& of Dessesber. The diststare were quite ready to swede to the appoiatmest of a soap winos of larestigstion late the peat sad f renal bushier of the sworistioe. sad by the melt of the bigotry they won prepared to stead er fall. Be Galled apes the solidi*, of Ow assoeistlea to sepias whet the westing maid _ __ _ weft a.. M. TAYLOR said they weld only ole ese thin; they mut either adept a repel the reeelaties whisk led beat advertised ha the eggaiMeasat el a esaralltee mains awoke. • liz•newoures—The same et Ibs genuine' we ad. vettistd ; ass we as amp semis el OM. Mr. Tar Lou—No ; that well be ellestig the rosehthee. Mr. Jos Bnauszaw the plesetiad M why tie Natthlphout board ebbs* es inautleadas Amid tabs =lsmiThey felt that the expeeditere et the woo eatravopat and ItEMINNINIM belasse, Ea the issuo sad distribution a So hew slums the basal is had boss all•wod 10 pee sisso. they Marmot of. whisk was • Mit 11201101•• 70111.111110615. Is Noomber,9fi t the onpssilmoe et the ~.sleds wee 81,400 k. whets Use bob= smestad la kaseenees 4.000,0001., the Is. alms woes Ikea at kI. !BAIL le 1854, the heareaeal bad rhea to mad the eareaditure to upwards et 40,0001. TM alt of that was that the *area (kilo below par, sad Mae Elbe hatliphiS board, heleg disadalled with the emeel. the Is lobe the hada et to areekilse ware hmeled, mid ea and eosigesd thalr teas The Lowdas obe g t aa apse a depehlim hettasa to expiate Ile the aiasaktlee. end that &Tussahs was OM be Mere ~,,loess Casio ns sesureleel. The sod mead Depart howl kr Isms, dewed that the piadss hsieslbmit he the aspasdhare had as heressad AN a. Wed prejmatil that the mak stmt M im eo% Is made public. • suss wit& be has keel Mord reload to seesios, sad passel le that ark OM 114 all IMO thee esasowlag the ewpeallhase Si eassmiksislailloglittle appeiatateat ▪ eliamlttae if tweeshistlas TM 14ottlashas WWI she weed that the usual mistimes Is fats' drub be Jaly isand of Doessbor as the maul ameeels wm sad, up ea the end of Jest, sad *me we. so 'malty for ds .smith. latorsaiap Warms prepare.. of the Won dim meg Mkbig as nasal metier. The Nelda et Ilb bobs showed that the geO Mr 'boob= modbari la the b mastatod to 4.01M1111. • Os slum wore at 16 11. 2 111111 pnais.: sad mos. vima Nmeineas had wiled 19,000,0001., the elms wore at b. meat; is a. they wets soiling Is the market dna w say prier. Ho Gould only attribute Me Maw la their positioa to the extravageaor of the ea pallkon, sad that was why Ile Nottiagbas board re -1 a theresek iswatigstios ' the attire . into Übe oftio sro- TMgutty was proceed's. whoa our Float Wt. Duni or ALDERMAN Hmatt.—Wo hays to arosatts tb dead of this prima's, w►o dial hat sight, at bit raddrat ha Hyde•puh.agwa. Ha ►ad foe may ran twarasaloi Coloraarnot ward, aad wr war oraerad. DINOOVIRT Or Correa IN Maw ZitALAND.—uWo ere glad te Maratha the discovery of the Ledo of super ors oil tho Dos Massada ko. btu filly realraed, mod that the mei sibs saishiente made epos the samples Ihr. mail la di haadry are tiehatUy tayssrable. • tow Mil Mom •••••„ • meet 'skittle vele bee been streak. Tlis, legelbor vea the 'opened diewavery of gold, it the latter h seatirawd, will be of tbe greeted alveolus to this provisos sal ti tbs whole of New Zealid."—Arstratias owl New ielead Goats. SEPTEMBER SHARE LIS7S'.-IHIS DAY. Two o'Clion. The railway a►an market oontinoes to decline. Balm of Lancashire and Yorkshire, Midland, Booth Eastern. North Staffordshire, and York and North Midland stocks have been especially premed today. In other description' the redaction in peke is not heavy. French lines are bury. Great Western of Maeda shires are firmer, whilst Great Luxembourg 'hew flatness. ORDTNANT MARIA AND STOOD. RAnwals. aM I' it..a.1572.717. Do. o. as. Au M.. Deblel aid lake Oalsimbe Clow &Aar: ODA sod Della me e,. a,.. Dowd., Pra,ADIADDILL Ittra al resmir WIND Wm. Ors A—. D.. dams 1. IM t IL.at Ip - it r.z.i.i.v. 7.= I. Y st. U. M es= so is W st. arp sad Steishatth~hotrai Olamtorh swath momara Omit Nana at Nottiaad... CDs.Northam —........ h. 111a0k...—....... Os. SoitkasiWoot(U.` Dna Nrehm...-- DoollloarNallagla. — .M. Liam* asa PAO ... i Da. Da. 11i1 i r1ta;r ..... ........ timmaiim and Talolloo Do. Waft lifts Ude tondos sM lhilmall lAM.,LONi LIM. ma NI Waters Do. Fifth..„ D 0.1166., amila: I Do. INatloa l Trati Wear •M‘‘ 4 4 . 117. =wawa De. Nem. tt i Vy.. INLOtriecr I Ilswertle owl Ow 110..« I NewportAirweAftwohrl I Newry ese L_ . i t u r p =li s t .. abe. 11 - 6 ~• Si. l•J mead* NNW —I attlaglicameet ihuness *Mk Vow— Soya awn .woks... JiYortab.irilireDim, Do. M.. ....«... .W a. W=lts. 742 d 4l‘ ',Morbid monk Wale rf ard sod Limn* W.Za d at Las.ieryslar. rear:ldly. Ds. 11 I KM. NY re ( Wieblidai sad Gawks. NI MOM= 1 1 11 1 I m u I.n to ama."=ailligaisenlimmohndir awe BirasOale...lps zalMmlii: ws* 1 a moaned l 4. Ds. 1.71. OW Da i ISM OW Cal Ittrassl ilaihrar..—. .hins 6iTs a.-- Dwelt bran of Now ......... 0.6 . Ilsessa Bosse ...—.— Om ladle • It 8.-- 1 Do. Isrmina Do. Ibilmin aphieSes TOW 6g1.11161.11414644. 10.0= a ; t m t s. — 110. loaka Do. Dow.„..DiiolL aro Dw Dow Dalaw,psy If, 04.010 go. Doe 40. do. 0 Do. el. Thottiksoisp leollos hood= loslorio vet. Lyon esuos UP,OIBI/1"1107Za" per 4. pet sot RM.-. IrdniA•L ma le. e per et. hot. me et Were amen (late FL 100 If is M st. 1ia;;;;71566 - 1 lama safe, (rommabrOns.7 pAt. sem are Aor41:11014 Da. && sir Ont. Pratt Maio Or. $ per ant— wog !brim Ds. Si par sat. Pest— Wistaria Or Wasters of Midi's „.., . _ 100 !tide! ! Islet 4p.40.111. 100 Mbloam. Obsoir atl a Oak ted Da. lllimboM riA•t 100 DIDDIOIIIOOOOOC 7mt. di OM de. 11101.016.104.14.0.. IN. 100.1 di 00.1110.1104/r Dint. Oink raw: U.. 4 fat mit IN Loa 11 psit 4 NM and pa 01. 1111 0 0selkilllaiss4 10 t Illathas • IN 016111 0a 0.4.1.1.at I IN Sla 41 Psis OW* NI Da. 11 Nand at W Ot. Ilaalabd I PAK IS Ot. lona. WaL(lseL) • o.llaallidillassz Spa 100 Do. I pa m rebea.Pret l . N Disasslishaal pa. M DeassaJasismi.ipa. IM 0111 s Poullmellis 4 p.a. an De. lam Past. Mans . an Ds. Olaf Pad. sup.: an De. Is. de. Spa IN aIIT A O. ChaNer Ova. aim all De. do. Oa ...... all os. da Teet dp s& IN DDSs 11 per as IN las.ll OrlOsAss.• pal. lee Ds. Was Ova 11 par 44. 10' I..lll l .w.Ombleal lal AB Isaballsigh k IN N=l 6l ate ia llgstat. 10 De. 01 Id 11110•MONsallt.ltampus IS Daily. a. PRA auk O Darn/. per 41. II ▪ S `l Fa& 4 wall alasaaM~AL 4 Mama =Latta ' buil t= ▪ IWO& Detilliline ▪ 0111PAWIMVALee11. IP T aura 11.1114.—IlerwA 4.. SI Da. It De. Leeds 11 mt. II Diu Tata all Puma. all Sara Inallbrald“ le ON.NanalkWal.lo4.op.at 100 Da. Pilua.Prd. AB INN* Ont. Saar AN. 111 %I 181 IN. 111 IK 1111 If I Is II IN II 0 al 114. 001 1117. I OA De. TIN esai TreL elk alb Mei 4411alise. kbttleadWatlA.ll.l Daft per DIM Moil pit Omit. Ilsahlreinges.4 pant qbalmahlkOlogssaip. • De. 4a. 11 p. • Watarlordialkay.ifmt. 23, 1853, JOINT ITTOC 13.10SRAullrapela ape sem BANKS. "ii i - jig N 611 eTtrirl !IcedAseri; I Chirtered Bask of Ada Ditte.of %It Ck. e,!‘ 1:4. l o. unam... wsiza -- 14.0. tasJust.llllvalaset. 1 Goallnkallultserlad IQ !II 10 IQ Pff 10. Union awl ONO, Lao& Ilsit Dookipor r. Laois AM lamiles sal ) Larks I Witsaessrar Not.Proaof Foolsod Da Do. Soo Raab war .. 1 8 ps fie 4$ 3 le di 1111 40 ~~ I &Nth Mina aim d Austria ... De. Now V of Lad= ...... I %mi. leak ct Load= I 2 I dla II h i ir ST 2IP Ii 1: ~glr 16j fo fl pa 1222 TRAFFIC RETURNS. NZNASt-THIS DAT. Two °Twos. UMW,. Mir Par Mir. T 0661. Tolel rraa lilt 72t1 074. u. drolly. atistl W Treet US 40 2.413 6.f47 4 . 64 4 4 Car464 Week ol gla :s= ZD 7.221 4.429 I=3 9.1611 Weak ales SM. W Leatlos. 1712661% 74 • 77 06666 On& &OEM ........ 15.1/19 26.747 In the market for British mining stocks the feature of interest is still the movement in Great Wheal. Al fred shares, which are freely offered, and have fallen to 10. h other respects the market is cad. In the Stock Exah"ge the only transaction recorded this =coming is in Coke slum, at 68. Subjoined is abet of yesterday's transactions in the Mining Exchanp•. Great Alfred, 14, 13, 121, 9-18. 131; South Taigas. 150 ; West Bas3oo se ; t, 304, 31 Wheal Hamm, 280, 285; Wheal Balla; Whaal Onaville, 21, In the Stock Exchange : 1 , 1. Dula et Corewall, 191; Tamar Caw* 20s. ; Wheal Cirsavilt, 21, 1; Lady Baths, 13s. 84. The Nora Broils% Daily Mail states that at a mast isi held loot week ia Melrose, to receive Dr. Casimir'', of Leaden, Lord I. Batt darned a violent speech against the Popish teadencles of his own niatirse. His lordship has of late bees withdraw's( tome of his tastes for otter-hanUag sad the turf, sad ealtirstieg a liking for tract distribution sad ultra-protestast doctrines. He Is the beet speaker In the whole Harden elan, sad it is really a triumph to get hN 'lever, rattling oratory oat of the way of grooms and kennels into the mesa Is which bum "show up" the Banish metastasis of the drill• in which he moms. Thin Mar Miasma of Lothian will not think hie lordship for author pietism of bar Popish trisks maw the weak females amiss wham she MIMIC OT THE DENTAL PEOFESSION.---lAnt swain • pub'le untie, el timid prsetilisseri, mid these intesested is the pops. of Angel @skew was held NA the Lamina Tann, Sislaspwarroatifeer, tie rho pupa. of = I" sa leilllSSlS to establish es basergendel instiOnlis• in nary mien be pro.4lally leught i Os Aside sa the nano nest seadusin to tho pwittestien et U. par Mn, smite tohnlatowesidonillow the isoweelpelhsoift sewn animiliss hod Air the asiatesse Midim sad ednaii.. hers ed. profesiion ; Mr. Alfred prodiad. Mr. Thaws= snood the Ant rsselsolea, as follows: ' That ft le the eplaisa of this oi=t4 t bat the fern M alls• • criaktp assolool wadi, INSeessassolsriss el Yeas ea nelsees i rr llis vkadesei 6l 11 1118•1 1 6 POW OW MEM of peopling the adrancieneat of deals& eines in as island ielas sinorwiabllthille foolloss of twoMiody serial eningt inembors of the pee- Swim i sod dist Oman issidiate stops should be tales nth • Mr. Matthews onoadod the anitiss, whisk was isisi i••••imeasly. Mr. Maithoaais tione&—" That this spresbig. lambi thst the interests of the puha u well as et die seheisa Imperatively dossaad that an antliedesd system of peolissisul odaestiou and esandaations shield be *stabile d, Is et sybies that Mr- Setill amens should at OM he sashed le nee» the moms seasmary oesalibt witaftensalla Kr. Alb a& estaseded the end* wee sbe sorb& am. csis. • frouniittsii was this app aced ta eesslier the beet mew to tarry into Ohet the leressig reestellssi, sad to min therein at a fetus peers l seethei of az= ilea. A vote of thanks was then pulled to the and the mania, esparatsd. LOWESTOFT AND BEOCLU RAILWAT.—Tbs first ardiaary seatirg of the Lowestoft sad Sachs Railway Company it. held en Saturday. at the Royal Hotel, Lewistan ; B. Loather. , of ltersaston, fu the &sir. The first beanies was the dimisa of Orman, and Meson. I. Leather, R. C. Yowler, T. Lens, F. Mans, sad Jas. Pea were anardingly sleeted. Mr. Joseph Lawrence sad Captain W. H. Salton wen then sleeted auditors. The spacial badness of the mann was this ozplaised by Mr. George Ouse Day, who stated that 134 S. Morns Pee was prepared to elestratit a doable line from Yarmouth to Woodbridge and that he was also wiling to intend the time of the lo w. Instead of beteg 14 pears, he was willing to take it for 21 years, and that sew was to be upon the sane rest as the other, vie . 61. par seat. per sass.. To snare tho U. per seat., he bad already greed to deposit security in the hands of Lord Stradbrole and Mr. Osoley. That was for the Bait Suffolk lin. Bat it wan proposed that the two branebee should be hwaltawated, and that the shares of this snissay Await rank with the But Suffolk, and then, issited of depositing 50,0001., he would deposit 100,0001, in addition to his (Sir Illortntes) *We personal 'scanty, to pay the 'stem% lianas sa co llu t d d 2 tba stee ime nno wit . ths h t A h ad f la tf i t arr earaid. "B' aere . st em ni ver.a t wor t : ni sta . "" nisne ig ual tiaa p s paseed is a.; =FM Mi I t a = l l: - ..lnZiiai en - *Ol aU "IN 1/ e. •AvigtsChliania ell — SO •Avilediss . • 1 9%999 1 all MOO SO HlNNewalres &Mel all 14,696 10 •1111116 bin 4 leoso HlNalsep.paasaldm We fl 11.0100 SO De, 04ww Is CNN' aB Ss 11,110 SO OL l c bs iDel Bey I e I ::..11 Par 1 40 Oweer Se "WO WlNNeliallN. le NUN W. •Ower Silesia - 9;e all 20 SS •192. Pref. le pee Oat a 26 trains all I 1617, 1 amusihipliiii - 14. Woo -. al 4 I= cmst hogs" - : dl t on. mug Tor fig:2 e el *Uwe' 2.1 I NAN lUll "US NUM Peewee all WON SO Peel~1.19w1;0 " all 9 1 100.9011 II het NAN 1 Climelo ell 10911 N effrosr. bee ell 1$ 1 NAN 11 Mea NI 6 TAN ly, 12 MIAS 1 NNW ANtrellaa I De I NAOS NN Ooer . leia.p, all 1 1 . 400 Io -44 1 SA n N 10 INClselt 11l *IN um OMNI 14:1;27 . ... .—. NAN 1 Willie 100,000 1 West Wesines . e • Treaders's'', by sleeved deed. 26 Amlmams .74milattani: • 10 AMMO= Borg 144. 01,101 10 seAY Walinsets _ 611 10 Stilldiamilina Led- 40 10/ 1114 De.ibmatikub -- —... St. Ds Es PAW au, 100 I Pam 10.. 1 rbiatba" 01 .. . all MAN 4 Crystal Palms 41r e all I Os.Yeerelee Cleprer dl 10 Drere Dar 114 it. ilisiel6 100 It: 11 SI Oa Ises Dam 0 9 ==l nizaw ailmoiss 14 II Oa 4/1 au lisaesa.Ondle•Ois. all ▪ IllidnemeaftiLTell. VI MA= 11 ILAnsigisi ▪ 160111621 I:4lmori Oema 6 11 Do. lbw 1 11.6111 10 11.111/ Di. I DNS p•CUW111:61=1114. 1,611 100 N. Break LIM& 10 lour, 1 pant Deb Ausialidss sr 111.411 10 Nara of 111q/Mea. 111 1 Orlisid Ile skels Da. I Paillealiml6llliiral KM i• Da riiiii.6ooll2l IS. all 1111 Vaal Nati ea 1 buir.brarib. Da. Yaw ad 1 4. " l a ambl6 - I=C ad 1 Wm. Ihelia. I Da. Da. 4/. 10.000 111 tial/saieslaul 114 Mit si a, Ile a. I 111 ftlerlsDesil ▪ M De. 11 17 IS z IS IS „. II IS „ IS. , — 94 1 - 1 /0 z i . i 111. 1 9 9 . 34 85 b 4 II 1 5 Cs 50 II U 54 zd, 91sq us 98 si II 91 9 1 4 . 81 IN 17i 1747 111 14 00 IS 71 71 I :t 1711 4 / 1011 107 Die NS Per or p... c 1041 I $ll 111 1 dis of /If 49 11 - 5 49 if „ Se dim 1$ $ 9 i d Ii 104 & Ms S de IT 19 & 5 l 94 N U 11 if I dim Of ft IS 29 104 *lO /I 121 1 1 70 7I 7& Si 11 $ Ms I 1 Ma 14 15 844 474 14 114 z 1 9 6 14 NI la 6 4 I • 1 4 i ii II 9 LWATL ti i 4 1 pa S II 111 la I apm !d i pi N 44 14 14 1 li pm A u, pm a ai 11 2 21 pa $ll4 2 la 21 111 12 13 SS Ili n-1 ipa 1 21 1 pa 24 N il 121 II 2. 110 11l 112 In 102 111 II II Pa 14 1t pa Nj in I 1 1 I 1 II PE "1 10i MI • li Ha •8 U H i !A 11 10 1 1 1 1;1 • 1 PPS 10 17 Ilii NI A pa qua IN is IS If Y II 54 :a SI HO . l IFa . o .4 te .." Of M l i M Of U 111 SO OS .4 to 1. to to II 1 :0 1 IL lie IN IU N+ / Pia 64 0 ISt IS4 NI 101 ei ii 1 11 pi. lel 104 z d 111 U la IMs T oi a. Ile iie II? 1111 li IS 14 RS . ISO IDS IS 101 St II Ipm al KOl 10410, 10 I ma. IN NO dd zd 10 •f+ id u,5 :a N SI NU z d 64 11 d N ad :d d 10I# 101# # ni 1 i MITI '4 ad 79, I dim 1.41 ISM Ila 70 i i Kt 104+ i *TN 4 .- ' WAN ANS NAN 141 lAli ii_ 10 14 1 OS CI gi e lii al hi IN die ad ad I 4 pa 'a la ad . Id ti 11 1 Pia e F Par I 106 10 641 3 3 39 1 11 13 Si 6$ 70 Ti Si ;11 - 4 51. - 31 IS 6 116 It 3 1121 lli 6li II Ii 1 a 93 18 IN Si • lo 4 4 11 1 VII .4 r Id 119 117 113 Pa II 3 MONXY MARIEr-THIS DAY Two o'CLocz. The apprehension of an advance in the Bank rate of discount, coupled with a rise in the valeta of money on some of the continental markets, has led to fresh sales to-day, and the funds exhibit a fur. they fall of 1 per cent. Consols are now quoted 931 to 1 for money, and 94 rather " sellers; for the Bth Oct. Exchequer Bills, are marked 14e. to 17s. prem., being le. higher ; the Three :per cents Reduced (shut) 941, with div. ; Exchrquer Bonds, 991 ; and India Bonds, 16e. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have fallen to 101} to 102, and the Guaranteed Four per Cents. to 102 to 1. Buenos Ayres Bonds continue in demand, and are marked 81. The only other sales recorded in this department of the market are in Dutch Foci per Cent. Certificates at 981; Granada Deferred Bonds at 71; and Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 29th inst., at 241. The amount of specie brought in by the Nisgara from New York is stated at 497,923 dole., or nearly 100,0001. This remittance is expected to be de spatched to the Continent, the demand for that quarter continuing. The corn market yesterday was rather flat. Fine old corn was nominally quoted the same as on Monday week, but inferior qualities of new were only saleable at a reduction of le. to 2s. per quarter from that day's rates. Flour was quoted Is. to 2s. per sack and barrel cheaper. The arrivals of foreign grain in London during the last week have been rather large. Since lut Friday 11 floating cargoes have arrived at port of call, of which 5 are wheat, 2 Indian oorn. 3 barley, and 1 rye. Sales in this branch of the market were not practicable, except at a reduction. The Manchester advice, mention the failure of Messrs. W. H. Gray and Co., spinners and manufso toren, of that town ; but the liabilities are stated to be below 13,0001. The directors of the Crystal Palace Company offer 2501. reward for the apprehension of their clerk. William James Robson, to whom the late forgeries are attributed. Au addition of three engineers to the staff of the Scinde Railway Company was despatched on the 20th inst. by the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer for Bombay, en route for Knrrachee. This is the fourth mission despatched this month to the East by the companies of which Mr. Andrew is chairman, VIZ. : on the 2nd, 1 Chesney , Sir John Macneill, and a staff et engineers were sent to Constantinople and Syria; on the 4th, Mr. Brunton and six engineers to the Punjaub ' • and on the 10th, Mr. F. Horsley Robinson, with Mr. Musalli u secretary and inter preter, to Constantinople, to conclude arrangements for the telegraph between England and India. The annual dividend, at the rate of 5 per cent., is to be payable on the preference shares of the Norwegian Trunk Railway ca the let of October. Messrs. Alexander, Fletcher, and Co. advertise for payment in dee coerce the half-yearly dividend on the Brazilian Five per Cent. Loan of 1824 and 1829. The half-yearly dividend is advertised on Pennsyl vania Central Railroad Six per Cent. Stirling Con vertible Bonds. . . The Great Northern Railway Company have just put forward a notice offering 4 per cent. per annum interest for loans on mortgage foe three years. The scrip certifioates of the new Mine of 8 per cent. preference shares in the Netherlands Land Enclosure Company are to be ready for delivery on the let of October. The ordinary meeting of the London Oaa Company is celled for the 81 October. MONDAY Emaiga. The funds to-day were again fist, but the reduction in pries did not exceed i per cent. The chief depress ing inflosnos is still exercised by the continued stringency of the money market, coupled with the depressed appearance of the Paris Bourse. The start. ling revelations made in connexion with the crash of the Royal British Bank are also referred to as tend ing to induce a gloomy feeling. It is not easy to perceive, however, how this Bank failure can really affect Consols, unless, indeed, it operates as a warn ing to cautious inveetcre to trust their savings in no description of security but that undoubted one— British Government stook. There was today a steady demand for money in the discount market, but no pressure. In the Stott Exchange money was rather easier, at 4 per cent. for short loans on government securities. Consols, which closed on Saturday at 941 to 1 for the Bth October, opened this morning at 941 to 1, rallied to 941 to 1, relapsed to 941 to 4, and were quoted at four o'clock 941 exactly, the price for money being at the same hour 94 to /. Subsequently the quotation for the account was again Galled 941 to 1. The official business report is se follows : —Three per Cent. Console, for money, 94, 911, 94, 941, 94; ditto, for account. Bth Oct., 941, 941, 941; the New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 78; Thu►and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling payable in 1868. 991. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 13e. to 16e. prem.; and Exchequer Bonds, 991 to 1. Turkish stocks were again rather crimper to-day. Buenos Apes Bonds maintain a firmer appearance, and are marked 80 and 78. Other foreign sem raise were quiet, with little change in price. Ottoman Bank shares have declined to 2 to if dia.; and Bank of Egypt to 2i t, 2 die. The National Discount Company's shares were last quoted 9-16 to 11.16 prem.; London Discount, 1 die. to par ; and General Bank of Switzerland, j to dig. The shares of most of the Landon joist stook banks were more offered, owing to the •ague feeling of distrust excited by the disci*. same at the Royal British Bank meeting on Saturday. Western Bank of London shares have declined to 6 to 4 discount. Bank of London and City Bank re ceded 11. Land and Steam stocks were dull. Peel River Land shares showed flatness. There were some salsa of Canada Government Six per Cents. COMMERCIAL AND MARKET & LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. (sr atsogrric 1111.1011APH.) (710 X OUR OWN 001111111PORDINT.) Thus was a good 'beadsmen of millers, dealers, and Wat market this morning, and a vary fair bulimia IN: was maim than ea Friday, making the eak's do. alias 3d. per Imhof on wheat, and le. per Mural or sack on lour. Blass, oab, meal, pew, and other articles nnaltuird. The weather I rough. MINCINO.LANIL—THIS DAY. Flooss.—The market has opened with 'steady appearance, bat the nubile sales are large end varies', sad will not be over till a late boar. The market arm ; lamps, 655. to 58t. COPPla.—Ther• has not bees a public tale to day. The market is steady. Mica —3,000 bags of Madras were offered in pablie sale, sad bought I. at 104. to 10s. 61. 2,000 bags of Bengal eold at 10e. 6d. to lle. finfvr.wria.—The pablie sales were tome and chiefly sold at about last week's ninety. Retraction 61 to 10, 321. to 82.. 64.; ref. 2 to 2i, 33.. to 33e. 6d. Corron.—The demand has been active; about 1,000 bales sold yesterday oa 'Charge at lull pricer. Mum remains steady. Ia other artistes no material alteration. TALLOW MARK THIS DAY. The market is firm tt-.!ey at the following qaot ation Vii. : —Taira tallow, 62e . nett mob ; Petersburg Y. C. on the soot, 615. 81.; September, 6 1 e.; Octo ber and December, 495. 91. to 60s. gt— SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. S. J. Dario noons trade without alteration. Pena woodow bay, 761. tc 85a; sup•rior, old, 96.. to 1051.: la forior. 604. rowen, 604. to 75..; elovor, old, 100 s. to 1261. ; wooed out, 90. to 110..; now, 80.. to 110 n; ;mood cut, 70.. to 1349. ; straw. 27a to 324 After a severe competition, the Society of Arts of Liverpool has gives a prise to Mr. Medea Browse for the *tame he his mat to the society. We andentead that several of the best p!ctares i• the Royal Academy were sabjested to the approval of the jatigrs. Mosey Order Offices will be opened at Bow Middlesex ; Ramebottom and Fernworth, Liamthire ; Coleford, fionenetskire; Banadenfoot, Pembrokeshire; New &Midas, Wilts ; Bt. Dorman, Cornwall ; sad Dakota is Cambetlead. I U 1011 PI 16 SO Ili i fe si us 111 IM 11l 101 108 If 04 10* 114