The Express. — London, England, 1852-07-15 00:00:00

_ ( - ) d- Crt t rt 410 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 15, 1852. THREEPENCE. RAILWAYS MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ctoca. lenient of ly, having of prices. Railway stocks are still rising, the the account, which finally takes Ow t I administered no check to the upward cc BRANCA AND STOCIIIN UIIOOIIMUJI too oi a so Atattintrettltig., Berta aM t 'mottos . WiraWak. • lkosrllsUm lAaortitrs, Chia.hip..lhte MALAY. 1 - tay up to 1 p.m. IN Lt, fi g 10 90 OY 1 100 113 i i iej tai i l{ Li .1 ids •1 •1 . - .........\_,,..._,...........____. ~...__ IMllms--- _ • td ;;1i7.114...• 4 ."-.- et iZ 7 . .4 4 7.-......-'..... .1 " 1 r••" - './.....--' •• ... TVb je No. 1,539.] LONDON, TH URSDA Y I rthe TRADE.-At the CIGAR WARE- LA'T'EST ELECTION NEWS. irbe Court. thitsES. Ille 16 •10 ,4 mot* dean M and cheroots in the - „, . el. ,My warraLtal. Cube 4a. Id. and Tr. Id. per lb.; EAST SURREY ELECTION.-THIS DAY. - __,, ;„..4. sag s.. eo. per lb.; Palmate and litres , m. dd. per OSBORNE, WEDNESDAY. .. 133 ' , i '''',7 ',.. Lop, e. Rinpirom. Pelham. Fragandth Rempsvencels, AGGREGATE OF THE POLLS AT Her Majesty, Prince Albert, the Duchess of Kent, „,"",_... - .... - ... " F-0.....nr..• end Trabuess. 9 . 6d. per 11..; Cheroots, 3a. Id. TWELVE O'CLOCK. """ - I, . li..ximat mid Pieta iess, M. 14. nal Is. 6d. pre , b. TOW. I ing glii',..l eo., Meethaste, lemoelm . ril Msaufseturer Nos. c, 7, Ladies and Gentlemen In Waiting, enstMrked at Osborne -as. r ~.. Im/Anae, Enstelienp, . Tormlll sal Co.'s I:Mos Alcock wa 5...4 1 , „...,• , near., «oat to lurelets, Ili. 6d. per lb. Galata Antrobus 54a p n.,, ~....,a, i+. . ud., t 4., Ds., ad per lb. IMMO - I s Cleasby ....--- HENRY MILLS, - d'Aumale, are expected to arrive to-day on a visit to the OM ELECTRIC TILROILLPH.) Queen. " VI, 172, and 149, OXVORD.STRIZT, EAST SUSSEX. The Marquis of Blandford had an interview with Mr. I. 014 V 0 N , racemes& The POLL--QUARTER TO ELEVEN. ..: hi. kighly- Matched GOLD Secretary Walpole yesterday at the lintno-office. WATCHES, of the Huai - Fuller . I r - ' • . ZoN rat enNsTitucrlom, ~•••: 4 Frewen GOLD DIAL:I,IKM ELLEO. It''' ...„N - ...„, , a..., Vim Glam. oa th . Dodson • g-street. Mrs. Abbott Lawrence, wife of the American Minister, ri ~ _, •\ In silver tams. at Tws. SOUTH ESSEX. and Miss Lawrence, have left their residence in Piccadilly -...,. r ..... ~ •.,ps) i and-a-Hall Guinea mek. NEW SHOW-KOOMS, at CHELMSFORD AND STRATFORD POLL.-HALM-PAST for Paris tor a few days. .. { ' l 4l ' • : \ I:I, eshibit an extameive otti . Earl Fortemue had en interview yesterday with Mr. '....• If. i 1 I ON ) menrtment oe New sad .... t„le i‘o .i ( SEWN INIIAND PLATE, and the NEW rtarrito k' ••::. ) • ). - and other PLATED GOODS, s''', ' - •! at exceedingly ashamed s, , Bramston Buxton Smyth 488 347 Secretary Walpole., Mr. Newilegate bad alio en interview with the right hue paths= a:. the Ilesse-sess. Despatches for the Gessereste of lie et Good Dope, and also fat the Of lIIIIIR of the were amt off MALDON POLL--HALY-PAST ONE. list evening frems the Osisnial-ollse. \\,e,. , 'i i la N . ,/ Finis Seal d JEWEL-133 ' ----. , •"'r •'' I.ERY is ln maths, Bramaton - - •,„ • ....., ....,....„‘ variety. Vine Got Guard., Smyth tram 10.. emelt ; also AL. Buxton I . ' • '. i ..... tom lia. rich. WEDNESDAY ETTNINO. , ',, , . .. • . .stsisme the Lai of Maas sal Skeet., will be NORTH WARWICKSHIRE.-THIS DAY. Business in mining stocks remains quiet, and, wn• :•-. ••:. :.•.on applie . tun by tense ; sad an early application BIRATINOHAM POLL.-QUARTER TO ELEVEN. prices present no movement. Inquirice are being, mane. I N. a : e A tdress-171, 172, sad 140, OXFORD-STREET, Craven tietisii. Skipworth -.-- LLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte Maisterterer., -9 mul n. Itegest-street, remmed her ....I.iar.etr..c: ,al 1 me-uteet. Pi A NOVOKTES of the beet work. A Newdegato CoceNTRY POLL-RACY-PAST ONE. 176 follows, but due allowance must be made for the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market • Ai, to .%1.C.. 111 h), ...nal LIPOKTATIOX. tu0t,.... Crecell so W sou out .•,, Sire ,newly egad to sew) to be sold at s oath aleraii. t«;-u..... ?maxi- in..• PmeoLatal II UMW maker. at Skipwith 407 375; Alfred (.cowls, 161; South Tamar, 51; Tin /owns*. Newdegate _ •• tn. dr JS.t the ' , nal Mu', rake. Spooner w , .„.4 ...so eke beta , - ~ke...-Item Janina. - Consols, 2a, I. W EVI )1 X G c . 11 , 11 E. b. th u FAST I.O i p i r . zv E i l d t. c . d n entire, in OXFORDSHIRE. The gold mining shares remain firm Anglo_ OXFORD-QUARTER TO ELEVEN. is. IS. • 11r4., ...earn./ gar. el the n -resit visages, end the ee of Harcourt 96 Californian and Carson's Creek shares were better 1...,'` A . sienna, aul maim.. NM of fere, with Mesa, mat to-day, the improvement in the former being caused r. - •••••t. t onaokstat .tim .1y of loth@ of toe atalialk. Its/1 Morey' ~.;,•-• • i • .... 11 rogispda. iseniding lights and meals Tape. Henley lBl T. .. • • .., , ..n.: NNW decoraton neat to any porta the mammy for North . l3B in the Daily News this morning. Carson's Creek u ... .., .•••.t,* et'' i:erthcmin. coups, moth dishes. Mi. le., shares experienced a fall two or three days ago ...., •• ....4..., v ant,' arJa. CAMMLIDOZAH Jas.-Yorke, Manners, Ball, returned. owing to Its being ascertained that in the course Catania' (Sorra)-Egerton, Tollensache-returned. of the contest for the possession of the pro - Drieralessir las-Drundas ig returned. • -- __ CA .N •kVUNIt HI /Li- rellarla returned. perty the greater part of the ore at surface had • •:. 'IT I • LIICISTZILSHIItI (Sourst.) -Raiford, Packs, Kilby, boon earned away by the squatters and others. Daemon, nominated this day. As the company, however, have as yet paid no Iteissesozsmiaa-Hope returned. money for this ore, it is clear they are not the ruf f • I i - DI: 111 l AN (SOL: T 11).-Valla and Farrar returned. ferera. Of course there will have to be a readjust ' I ' LEICESTERSHIRE (801:TH).-lialford and Pukereturned o f the terms upon which the property jis to be I • YORKSHIRE (fLyarr).-Hothaia and Dunconabo returned . meat made over to them. Golden Mountain shares were t , . CARRICKFERGUS. also better to-day. The non-official quotations are : • • CLOSE or THE rota as follows:-Australian Consols, 1 dis. to par; Mel- C Cotton - - - kk Frith 1 , vid ' f . = ll l re pm. Britannia, ?, to I dim.; Connemara, Ito 11 SOUTH DEVON. prem.; Glenauliu,: to 1 prem.; Exhall Coal Mining, i . 11: . A meeting of the electors of South Devon was held kto 1 prem. , g- - - . @ at the Union - avers, T Newton Abbott, yesterday (Wednea C.obre shares were weaker, but Sant ! , agos - day), Geo. T. Curtis ' Esq., in the chair. In consequence reached 14. • of the defeat of Lord Ebrington, at Biunttaple, several Anglo-hlexican Mint shares mark 23. . . numbers of the liberal party determined to bring him for ward for South Devon, and a requisition, asking the noble hIPORTANT to FAMILIES FURNISHING, lord to allow himself to re put in nomination, woe circulated THIS DAY. obi rtirly_eletrinee with sioneme. -JAMES 000E4 swan . ratarday for ramataraa Although but 25 hours had Two o'Ctoca. 'lvi't rl=tit POLVOIEIII MAHOGANY ARABIAN BID- ' The gold mining shares remain steady. An LAD. liathist. Ilea a, carpet . Lokisaiime, and L'itlimery elapsed, several d is t ricts - made their returns; and it sore re weesm..-eitinirriiS 1101.63, 22 ad 2S, Haeanta-batithaga, solved at the present meeting that a deputation, consisting Californians are very firm, having been done at tokairsi.iimot.:. &lima« aim, seas Its: of peke. @sat poet of the chairman, Mr. Curtis, and Mr. Robert Tucker, 10a. prem. Yuba River mark par ; and Carson, Pre. should proceed to London, to present the requisition to the Creek, .t, p re ni . noble lord, and take his decision in the matter. Thera is MEDICATED CREAM ANy; witha the may r g Le t e v i i h:i t tslin ye tbs @m e th ro of t o vr . . t., T a h n e d farmer. are Na „..,..1 Cloduit inwinwe the MGM. Paid. price. done M CI S E t A I I. II A . S I 1 0 1 % 1 E o l t yeieseday. to-day. elwrowars el "dies l 0 ". low lbw therl 4l4 vary In. allulat. movement, hacked up by lord Ebrington, would push - -- -- 01 '.' ,1 ^es' . r°^4ii'''i'lma• that m ff m a aa mall" to i'TIVII 6.. one of the brace of baronets who now stand for re-election moms I Mae Fria all 4 I Isli rim of tie airrolattog metes. the brim bleed smith or the from hi. sca t . 100,004 Via. Data Csilloesisa be, *arab out Ist. maim cable Inalrthbe tubes ea they approach 1.1,51. 10 leVirian ~ ;m i .., ~,,1,,,,.. ~,,1 It , a , 0. 4 .4 4 . 4 , b e m y "mu, ~ The nomination takes place at Exeter, on Friday. No 10,00 n 10 ticdraluddl 1 4 . 1 ~ ie ti. 4 hoe s e m Dem minute emanate may be t or time is to be lost; but all parties are equally unprepared, 35.50 ,, 2 , i .1 .. tni ,... 3 5 I IS. r netton Mame dereered. Now it mem s low of me thst sad the liberals have enthusiasm, and may carry the seat 1,,,,,Ace, 1 4,,,uo tai , r ne b o w tee' A , la. Praurla AT Moth am 1 4 .1 or attested bas the by a coup de main if their captain has pluck arid prompti- rocoo 1 Ave Maria all Ii to ekmX,Jetetri on en equal ifs 1 etas el the merehtesselemel. Te v i d e. 0,40. 30 bisenarron Iron and Opal as .- ... 0 . h..it.41 lured the bun ar elienleting be debates we Ms 100. enc 1 laitiah Australia Gold - .11 4 e lls 4 get Me. , them Plat extra:time Mom the es Ills. 211,000 20 Britith Iron - - M. .411 be vitiated in (polity sag deleleat hi sessoaa ml = IRELAND. 10.000 33 Brasil. lm lee. at D. pm. 211 1 3 a:•. and other dimmer. •11 be the otomeleseee. 6,041 1 3 0 Do. COMMand Webs - all - fir., m a l adies trier from an therlow et Wed tie woe = - 11.000 ID Do. St. John Del Re, -15 - - - nor part of the 4.1 y, and sae fall adeideney of tt; wherever (IT ELECT/BIC TELEGRAPH.) 210.44 I ream's Creek ill par Ipm 1 1 rel *malls th e circulation a Manta, thus the wreathe Andean DUBLIN, WIDNXSDAT EVE( IMO. 4001 . . aibre Comm .... , 40 4S 43 44 ~ .1 dia. am& ad what semis out be Mare IMAM a reseerisa __ ____, L___ A............1........1 m ili tary re i n _ 100,00 D 4 Colonial Gold a comma; the b.lasre or etpdpulas of tile isemliel temetlas. thee The K.' 0•11 •••... ....•. ...1 ........ ‘ . Caplapo II - le ea e.. weak may hem A. to Mat melt as MOWN' aahaaaa la breements to the south. Riots continue at Cork. A moo. 1 con. a Atutrallaa Oopper all 1 1 412 41 th '''''' nt "'"'" " 4 ""' h 47 •• be .. Nticamist hi" Isdat " as ' dreadful conflict between Orangemen and Roman * O . OOO to oesont - ell - - -1. *La Mammal* Joann:, Julie SOL 20 ROO • Solara Maintain. catholic' in Belfast ; one man killed and several 14 (0 , Derby allthlen ... all - - , 1 1 H1.. HUMAN HAIR.-ROViLANDS' MA- wounded. The riot act mad. The military under I Loth Ghat rulgooth all 11 '1 pm 1. cAntAR OIL Is juetly ROOlthed throughout the world tor 111 arms at two this morning. Duffey is returned for New "'Mo e sem_ Luba _ noarlithe roam is noximiumr, premising, and beautifying the 11.4,010 ell ino tunas hair. Its °penalise is ea-es of badness ie peculiarly mew: R ossSadleir for Carlow, and Bowyer for Dundalk. sikoos tes.acionmo.enac.m. all 6 die ~lA, • . ,11131,011.. teet.r cr. who've other m,. re',,. ben IV IDNISIDAT NIGHT. _lO l Oa I Ilaalaallakattlaarkila 1 1 3 44 tnc•l In ,tn. ROWLAND,: X iCAsSAR OIL Ms erected • tuna A letter received from Cork by the midday mail P V 3 " New Grounds Seeman Moods 14 noZ.. " 12 . 7st i ttatti of te, ra l it iste r. on la rsibug the gi r b lte eli a nt c or kerl' Ung ape " : informs us that the violence of the mob has been tr1;0 4 74 Port Philip I tPm • I son. t t •hildfi 3 l Xl O Mini air "aaaalaaaaas la aaaaall Mahlon directed with most destructive effect against pro- 40 0 e. Quarts Rock all 6 die 7,ere Pi Santiago de Coils ''. 1 ..::2,',.' 7 1 " . '' l . l ',..“` i t i ' air 6d. •,„.„' " l r t r' 4 ` . , or nbi g. ibi ft ule b ci tt h ' o ,,.. l ^** m r,..." - us' tent plac•s of worship, and the residences of pro- 30 , 0 1 0 1 broth Awn a is ...... re .. .. Im. rel... sad dou'i"e that sine, 21.. Ceuum.-os tier testant electors who voted for Colonel Chatterton . SACO 14 rte Mott ""•' •' 7 n ''''' "" le are ' he " ' 1 " 3•13, i° ewe 1136 % ''11." 41131 ° The Scotch church did not escape, great mischief 41.174 18•23I'Ll!'it'i Meths Ms,. r,al ^ TM dem ere mitnived on the best Gs the 100.001) I ' A •et Malian all I i the s• -•. .4 times, eentelnias :ROM legtens-Sold by A. laD9rl.aND having been done to that edifice. Orders have been iou.tn. I 'robs .. ........ ....... ...... - - 1 P.. 'II . A , . 11 3 tttheilitlith, lasin.ang ar ag Calaniab and lan. Issued for the dertch of a regiment from this gar an. a - - - .1 I filfl.ll I. NI7 A RR II A Rif irrsz WEDNEMDAY A letter received from Cork by the midday mail informs us that the violence of the mob has been directed with most destructive effect against pro testant plans of worship, and the residences of pro testant electors who voted for Colonel Chatterton. The Scotch church did not mope, great mischief having been done to that edifice. Orders have been issued for the despatch of a regiment from this gar rison for the south of Ireland to-morrow morning. One person has been killed, and two others badly wounded. POLLS.-LYESTERDAY. OXFORD UNIVERSITY. Inglis IAN Gladstone Minima" - WHITBY. CLOS' OP THI POLL. _ . Stephenson Phipps HADDLNGTON BURGHS. CLOGI OP TAR POLL. Sir 11. Davie Mr. Swinton lB5 LIMERICK (CITY.) ?I O'CLOCK, A.K. Potter Russell O'Brien 31'1)am:tell SPORTING. BETTING A'r MANI r " ‘ 7- , to aint Goldtlrmr (t) • to I tuck. ,t) 7 to I 'hemostat (t f t 7 to 1 hosale it) 14 to 1 Comet (t) Nothing dote on :HESTER.—TcranAY. OL CUP. 14 to 1 opt lb= Holt" (t) 14 to 1 Adios (t) 13 tot Herten (t) 13 to 1 Mambos (t) any other event. LIVERPOOLRACES.—WmaaDAY. C&.i]TCTN STAiMI of 1S eote. each, 10 wish 30 added. Ooe i, and a quarter. Mr. suvin no Dummy, 3 yre ibbakir.taer 31lientab Deer. 4 yrs . (Met) 3 3 to I on Monntaia Deer, who was beaten cleverly by a area him in 2 min. 28 nee. ii %NOMAD. PLATT of 701. 0130 nue. Mr. limn...es onwitanes, 3 yry Jet ila (W. Paltry.) I Mr V- Vas). Anita, it Jr., in Mb (Ilion) I /1..1.81. ••• A te War, V yrs, bet fib (=r il tani 0 Mr. ......V. T morel, 4 yrs, tat alb Mr. 4 4..rtio's %banality Wen. S yrs. 7et Mr. rnaii'a t ly Yough.a.ltallsab rat of Mininare, 4 t y Cu r:77:l 0 (liaettl 0 Mr. 15r41.11. Vaionta, 4 yrs, 84 121 b (6 Hardens 0 Mr. 11. r. inns'. Lanni, sued, ilat Mb Mail. 0 to I s.est l'aquetta, 4 to 1 spat Osbaldeston, and 5 to 1 nub s o ot ('encred and Ssnita. eihilealier West cut out the web In the lout turn, where it was taken up by Sancta, who war chsl:topil inside the distance by (0)21408ton, and Gallo, star a good rate, by a length; Wee Wee a bad ILA. Mon iu 1 main. 40 secs. Measly ST.uous of 23 eon. each, with 50 added ; for 2- /1 , 14; tioi *sound to receive 30 son. out of the stake,. 'I V.C. Mr. tnaklanins Sister to Mountain Don Mint) 1 Mr. \lorry'. Mantling WOMAN Gray.' Vise'. Mena (Marlton) a tied Maui, tea Iby pun Joni, out of Conapirsey 11r. noritintenti's Liquasetta 0 lonsor) S 7 to I us Suter to Mountain Deer, who won in a canter !" two lengths ; a neck twilit's. the woad and third. Run is - .5 seas. (NM BLit TItIC TILZuILAPII.) OlCAallt ki 818kIle of 10 ion. each, h ft, with Iw -11‘1,1,4. °net med. Yr HMO 11004411 y, I* It lb wi (3l 04.1 1 bet toilwareo Plot. ilb •pta.e ily Mbkrinal, Pot 716 (nlnipson WOll by a neck. Tb rr arm no nee for the Produce, and the Scramble litaearell 414 not fill. LATEST BETTING ON THE COURSE. T)IZ CCP. 3 to 1 •11 , K Inodto 4 to I opt °Wendel. ( t.) H; I tioemecler (t, 9to Comma to brio 0.) 14 to 1 Harbert GOOD% 00 OTANI& 14 to 1 moo I,* Pedro I 1,0 oto 00 *rot Wrotberpie (L) Peelle 100 anivei. The ram temeeteme ea Th.• relay at a grafter past two ; the Cap to iced AP Om o'clock. CRICKET. EN1.1.114D V. Stitay.r.—This match was brought oe at Levi'. last earning in favour of Surrey by two Score : EN/band—lid inning., 218 ; 2nd innings. PUrlVl—ht inning., 196; 2nd inning., 12d. AIIIIIRALTY, JULY 11.—APPOINT1ifENTA.—Secood Mate fl. M. Mislead, to Noishim ; Assistant Engineers F C. Al •• n an d J. A. Immbert, to Blendeisi ; Itostsvrain 8. •.. II pear.. Miittlln!ii,.—At Gibraltar, July 6: 11.M.5. Bri *lna& Otilthintilli, with the Mts of krar-Admiral eninsasuler•isebief of tho Mediterraor.n ; Tra Captain (ravine; Venoms's, Ceram Lord E. 1Q...1!, Aldo', Captain Hope Johan's.; Bellerophon, Ma Lord Beam l'aulett; Photos, Captam Elliott; Corals Smart; Terrible, Capt tin Hop. s. remain Gould; Growler, Commodore Stod -42 Spiteful, Conneelere Parker; James. C. ) " , lwdc'" Yew. Il .Antelope, Lieut. Young. MIA iLITAM IMP itl YE). ENTL—Uncter a recent mss' is 1,1 meats will he nude in Pimlico cad near Beek hellass Ealsm. The Thames Embsalmosat, molar soother ml, ismor Miss foamed. CARLOW (BOROUGH.) Lao P.M. Sadkir Browne 92 Of the meats which the Tories have gained, the following will, we understand, be petitioned against with every prospect of success:—Derby, Cocker mouth, Barnstaple, and Canterbury. OVERCROWDED STEAM-BOATS. On Tuesday, while the doom of the Court of Aldermen were closed for the purpose of discussing a matter of some importance connetkd with the magistracy of the City of London, Aldenam. WILSON brought forward, with the unani mous approbation of the court, the motion, " That it be referred to the committee of general purpose., to appoint 'an inspector of steam-boats plying for hire between Graves end and Weptminster-bridge, to ascertain the number of passengers carried at different times on board such boats, and to take such measures thereon to prevent the over crowding thereof as to the committee may appear advis able." Sir PETER LAURIE said he had much pleasure in se conding the motion, the object of which was of such pal pable nee as not to require discussion. The LORD M AY OR thanked Alderman Wilson for having brought forward so important a question, and for having given such strong smarmiere of applying himself to the correction of this danger, us evil. The swains was then carried unanimously, and Alderman WILSON said that be would ca l the committee into active business forthwith. SOCT/I WALES RAILWAY. - OPENING Or VII TtktLAII BlilDoll ACII.OBII THII Wire.—Yesterday the': private opening of the bridge across the Wyc, the span of the main arch of which is constructed on the tabular 'aspen. non principle, took place. Two engines with their leaden were attached to ten trucks loaded with 100 toes of iron rails and stone, the whole weighing upwards of 200 toes, and the skim baring been put an, the train crossed the bridge at the rate of above ten miles an hour. The deflec tion of the tube with 200 tons, was but 7.l6ths of an inch. The weight of each tube is 100 tons, and the tubs chains, links, girders, weigh 000 tons, so that when comp:eta the whole weight of the tulles will be 1,400 tons. The total cost of the tubes, foundations, will be 54,0001., but the tubes only will coat 20,0001., the rest being required for foundstions. Thu experiment gave the greatest fade. faction, sad will no doubt complete the great line of coat i nusie;tien 'lessee* the metropolis and South Wales. la the wren* the directors and visitors dined together at Okapis.. LOCAL . SHARI! MARKETS. Liewaroot., JOLT 14. and East Junction, 142.—Birkenhead, Lasaultirs, mad Cheshire (late Chester and Birkenhead), 194—Caledonian, 28—Ditto (preference shares), 10—Chester and Holyhead, 24I—Eastern Counties, II s.l6—East Lancashire, 214 4—Great Northern , 231 Oren Western, 105—Lacashire and Yorkshire, 81 I I —Ditto (fifth shares), 2 15-16 d.—Leda Northern (late L. and T.), 18—London and North-Western, 1351 + 4-- Ditto (new 4 shared, 334 3c. I.—Ditto (fifth shares), 64 I p.—Ditto shares, C). 24 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln (preference share s), 134—Midland, 794 9I '— North British, 9—Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton (preference shares, guar. 6 per mt.), 24 p.—Ditto (probe. once chant, 2nd allotment), 24 p.—Soottadt Central, 184 — Shrewsbury and Hereford, 1j 4.—South Eastern and Done, 234 I—South Staffordshire, I tl.—York and North Midland, 274- 7 Dutch Rhenish, 2 14 d. MAINCHIsTIM, JULY 14.—There was again a considerath amount of business transacted, but prices were scarcely se firm at the close as at the beginning. Caledonians, 2: 3 2 , 1 h Eastern Counties, 10 • East Lancashire (241. quarters , 214 ; Lancashire nd Ifiwkshire, 1.81 London and N Western (new ' 334 A Manc hester. sad (L qartersj ; 4 - 61eijekl, Lincoln, 34; Mi u dland , failway Consols, 796; t3outil Eisterne, 236. BiII7IINOMAII, JULT 14.—This market was active to-day,' and shares all, and considerably so, in advance. LEEDS, JULY 14.—The advance of yesterday has bees well maintained this morning, ma the market closes very firm, at the following quotations :—Midland stock, 79 ; East Lancashire., 211 ; Leeds Northern Fifths, par ; York and North Midlands, 276 ; North Western Profs., 151. 18e. 9d.: British Australian, ;par. THE ACCIDENT AT BLACKFRLtitS-DRIDOE.—Yes terday morning a vraterman discovered the body of Ann Williams floating In the river near Pickle Herring Stairs, Borselydown, where he conveyed it whore, and gave it into the charge of Mr. George Mead, the beadle of St. Olive's, Southwark. Shortly afterwards, information was received by the same officer. of the finding of the third body ne a r Morgan Stairs. Both the decessied were taken in shells to the dead house of St. John's Workhouse, Parish-street, Tooley-street, where the relatives soon afterwards identified them. In the course of the afternoon an inquest on the bo dies was openid, but it was adjourned for the purpose of giving the prow notice to the officials of the steamboat company. The inquest room wee crowded. PORTSMOVTH. JULY 14.—T0-day being the day fixed for the nomination of candidates for the southern di vision of the county of Hampshire, the whole of the me chanics and labourers in the dockyard have had • hohday granted to them. Should there be a poll, they are al-o to have as holidays the days on which it takes place, their wages being paid to them in both cases. DEATH oY" JOHN DOR AND RICHARD Rog."— On the 21th of October neat these celebrated characters will legally tease to exist. By en act passed in the late session (15 it 16 Viet., cap. 76) it is enacted that " instead of the present proceeding by ejectment a writ shall be issued directed to the persons in possession of the property claimed, which property shall be described in the writ with reasonable certainty." DIRECT WEST END AND CROYDON ItAILMAY.— The Master has recommended • compromise of the claims of all parties in this company to save farther delay end liti gation, subject to the euforcement of certain outstanding calls on members of the provisional eommittee. A MYSTERY YROII THE WESTMINSTER ELEC TIUM.—We will tell our readers a secret of the Westmin ster electinu, the secret which procured for Lord Maid stone • goodly portion of the votes he polled. Previously to the introduction of Sir He Lacy Evans's Bi:1 sweeping away the old rste.qualifieation • vast number of the We'd minder tradespeople neglected to qualify, in order to be eased from the persecution of their ..ristoerstic patrons in sisting upon their votes for the tory candidate of the day. Siucc the passing of the bill in question, however, the parochial authorities necessanly put upon the registerevery house or shop holder entitled, and the result has been an increase an the Maidstone minority of from 1,200 to 1,400 votes, produced by • strict and menacing canvass instituted by his lordship's private west-end friends, and uniformly medneted upon the lose-oftiotom rinciple, In case the tradesman voted against the wishes o f his noble or fashion able dinateaer.—dg.. et " . ... mad liolyttead . dui Ihtbst lour Ommlie j Punk sad Aber. disseastica . an:. & au slirer4 . b l i tgazz l iiii .. ........v re z A.. MOM II odd Ira Learidre e'<uti‘., ta•ep West _lad4 Doet,• 77" UMask aid wimpy • a At a t ., • 11106141661tat° :1 7 1 ,.. lisrsol. A: etwi tico - .::. Os. b. and Wort. (Ine. unit %perm ... .. Imager and Cart a low Do. WM. Leassilkir? .ad Terhalkin 13: - .FRINT *girt Ursa Vales, LPllde lertbre Wilma eirl 1.10101.41. a s. Dort Sao- wrt. • De. Da IQ B.(C Lamb* lilleuti-Westor, - 1 -1- •. - " a &UT.. f=dyrsll . ansfoldllas ih e lkia t " Liad. Woo Ds. to and MA, Ilid.Ot. shares SawissUa and Carlisle .. itergavisay Ignand Novia2o::: Maribor' Cowan Union NortlilAMAA a A De.. I , Nora Wmlaw. . llarti allsota•iai.jare aWan" Os Wawa. SWIM _ 'darn. Ii Dina. Ma A ! Da. Abe 1L... .. witimisfry a Ilandiad.. 4sammairy 11 sad ) Mean .W.la. . . 1 atraplimp Vales lamaDatAt ie tgnat D. ally aim .. .. .. Draft IVAN . .. aria Taka.altlaaDu lelestiii:aad _Ho --- lige if Math . W•moilsrd uol Kilkenny Walodbri and Usenet. Went Cornwall -- Trel7.3lWisiellialrie Do. do.llateslow Dr.o.ll.l6.Danthaw . York ead ?lett! Mrat LUIS LLANO •T W° .l o=l alals" rrontee — Fair Weft., rod Dudley throw. Ama* Weston !UM witbent &gamuts. I (INN lo Ursa Weaten lielfterrldre NNW le Lin& ILWasiesj grAerobe a c•lainkkiaL I(killed to 01.Neitirerail OlFeesstF Doan yawl (lrd to Great Widen 111•118014(1.T rttn) erlillatalio aaror .. N. sham i ( da(o).. 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Tx71,71.;;i;;;;;;"*"' — ' Norfolk Estaw!lr INNOwasteed 84 per Cl. I N.4.th Red& _ - Oziord, Mo►arter, anal Wolver, Z 15.8 per 0401 Do. do. do 4upwt.4ll ,, nt.N IrG Smirk& Mr (:teff.W.l , it.) per litetb ntreoll _ .. - _ 800th Tork.4 per et. Gee.! Waterford ft Adkeony 1'604 Netreaar...,s. flt.WartA of 1,n0.p ore h. Ditto Ditto ;York &N.MldALlef.roreb irogrlON RA Centre , Vrasee I Vwnten Charleroi llndloellato !rite% Kbrnim Kat Itxllan ..resst lad&an ronloselft.. 1). Grand Junction I.f ►rant. I litWastoteanads.libariel ' Ito. do. do Do. Hoods (Ist ioue) con verted Into Stock Ull 11ey,1653, due In 1837, at vivant. Do. tiladtvayi Marta Ando: • Do. do. Nevi Nllllllll' and I.:en Nortbevn ot Vow. _ _ _ _ -- 03..01. 3 per at. Node (313 C. a Amiss@ oba) .riosn• mt Nor Pe,* 334 14oem Van. 3.1 Pare maul Soar% Per• mal •strwe'..earo Bomb Ifißd 11,13 iimel T. tvi. la I Mture ..... . mod Rut , . ... I Woo 11m,.... . WOMB of trews— .. WIDNINDAT Evasixe. The English stock market was steady to-day, with less business offering, and with scarcely a fractional variation in prices. bfoney was generally tighter in the Stock Exchange, as usual on the occasion of a heavy share settling, and the support of the market is chiefly attributable to the continued purchases of the national debt commissioners on account of the proceeds of life annuities granted by the govern ment. The investment on this account to-day was in Consols at 1001. The price of this stock did not vary throughout the day from yesterday's closing quotation of 1004 to 1 cx div. for Friday. Arrangements for the settlement of this account have commenced, and will probably progress quietly. For the August account the quotation stands at 1001 to The official business report is as follows :-1 Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 1004, 3, cx div.: ditto, for account, 1003, T •• Three per Cent. Re ' duced, 1011, 1. New hreo-and-a-Quarter per Colgan 104', 3 ..1. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 16-16. South Sea Stock, 1111. The transactions in the unfunded securities conti nue to be of a very ordinary character. Exchequer Bills, March, arc worth 765. to 795. prem.; do. June, 695. to 725. prem. India Bonds, 91s. to 945. prom. Foreign stocks remain firm, but this department is not considered at present to offer a good . field for operations. The attention of speculators is chiefly directed to Mexican Bonds, which were to-day bet ter, closing firm at 264 for the new issue. Brazilian Bonds continue very firm, and will probably see higher prices, as it is known that the finances of the empire are good, and that the redemption of the foreign debt wilt be proceeded with as hitherto. Sales are recorded to-day as follows :—Austrian Five per Cent Scrip, 31, 41 prom. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1011, 102. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 64, 631 ex div.• ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 97. Granada Defe;red Bonds, 9/. Greek Bonds, 1824 and 23, ex over due coupons, 61. Mexi can New Three per Cents., 261, 1 ,3, 1. Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., .66. Portuguese Four per Cents. Converted, 39. Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, ex div. Sardinian Five per Cents., 96, 933, I. Spanish I'assivc Bonds, 6 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 494, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, cx. div. Venezuela Three-and•a-Half per Cents., 43 French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Itentes, 103 f. 25c. (exchange, 23f. 40e.) As we anticipated, a meeting of the bondholders of Venezuela has been convened for Tuesday next, the 20th, at the London Tavern. The Belgian official journal announces that the quotation of the Belgian funds on the Madrid Bourse has just been authorised. From Leeds, we are advised of two small failures in the spinning trade. The firms of George Smith and Messrs. Lodge and Hope have stopped pay ment, and will probably be made bankrupts. From Vienna we learn that official contradiction has been given to reports current in London and elsewhere of a new Lombard loan being in contem plation. The Court of Directors of the East India Company have given notice that the rate of exchange at which they will receive cash for bills on Bengal and Ma dras will, from the present date and until further notice, be ls. I Id. the company's rupee, and for bills on Bombay la. II jd. the company's rupee. This is a fall of Id. per rupee. The settlement of the account in the railway mar ket continues to engage great attention, and rumours of embarrassment among the dealers were not want ing in the afternoon, whether well or ill-founded will be known to-morrow. The rates of continuation to day have varied greatly, but on the whole were heavier than yesterday. The accommodation for carrying over shares has in a great mea sure been regulated by the standing of the broker, as the tate high prices have induced more than the usual degree of caution. The account has, as might have been expected, displayed a large amount of speculation for the rise, and the jobbers, not being anxious to carry over much stock at the enhanced values, have compelled weak holders to sell for this account. This circumstance explains the wide margin shown in the official list between the prices of this account, or, in other words, money, and those for " next time." Subjoined are the rates of conti nuation in some of the lines which have been most largely dealt in : London and North Western, 1 , to per cent. Great Western, to per cent. Lancashire and Yorkshire, to j per cent. Midland, jto per cent. South Western, 1-16 to 3-16 per share. South Eastern, 1-16 to 3-16 per share. Caledonians, 1-16 to 3-16 per share. The rates per cent. per annum shown in these con tinuations stand thus : London and North Western, 41 to 12 per cent. per annum. Great IVestern, 61 to 121 per cent. per annum. Lancashire and Yorlodure, 71 to 22 per cent. per annum. Midland, 4 to 16 per cent. per annum. London and South Western, 3to t) per cent. per annum. South Eastern, 71 to 21 per cent. per annum. Caledonian, 101 to 32 per cent. per annum. These quotations are onerous, and it may ho ob served that although so wide a margin is shown as between the lowest and highest rates in each instance, business was done in the course of the day at the extreme rates quoted. On French shares the rates for caniing over were about the same as reported by us yesterday. The annual meeting of the proprietors of the Union Bank of London was held to-day, when a dividend was declared at the rate of 7 per cent. free of income tax. The net profits of the institution for the year are stated at 38,1711., and a sum of 8,0881. is carried to the profit and loss new account. In an swer to a question from a proprietor, the Governor stated that the directors were unanimously of opinion that it will be advisable to adhere to the present system of allowing interest on current accounts. This lis an announcement of some interest in the present state of the money market. The amount paid to the ;customers of the Bank for interest on their cuirent and deposit accounts diing . the year exceeded 30,000/. The paid-up capital is 422,9001., and the shares, with 10/. paid, were done in the hou•e to-day at 171. The transactions in bank shares this week have been rather circumscribed, owing to the approach of the meetings, but the inquiries are numerous, and the tendency of prices continues decidedly upward. Union of Australia shares have risen between -11. and, 51. during the week ; Australasia have again ad vanced IL; and Union of London It/s. The reports presented at the successive meetings show that the profits of these useful institutions are steadily in creasing, as the influence exercised by the depression in the value of money is fully counterbalanced by the gent ral extension of business. It thus appears, look ing at the established position of our well-conducted joint stock banks, and the high dividends paid by them, that in the present position of the money market there are few more eligible investments to be found. The sales recorded comprise :—Bank of Aus tralasia (401. paid), 541, 1, 55; Colonial (251. paid), 151; London and Westminster (20/. paid), 32 ; Union of Australia, (251. paid), 47, 48, 19, 481, 50, 513 51 ; Union of London (lot paid), 171. flock stocks remain firm. Commercial Stock is quoted in the Stock Exchange list, 90 ; East and West India, 158 ex div. ; London, 129 cx div. ; St. Katharine, 871, 87; Southampton, 281. In sham-boat shares there have been a good many dealings. Peninsular and Oriental shares have rallied considerably, and Royal Mail have also risen. The last prices arc:—Australian Royal Mail, i 2 ; Eastern Steam, L prem.; General Screw Steam Shipping, 501; General Steam Navigation, 284; Peninsular and Oriental, 821, 811, 821, 1, 811 54, 85, 84; ditto New, 34, 30, 351, 36j; Royal Mad Steam, 79, 1, 79, 80, 81, 80. 46 S 4i i II I I so y e SI 4 4 I 1 lIS 44 46 1044 lel i $l4 pm 17 2 ti do 2 2 . $7 A 101 I. 1244 I. 'I Zip. la, 1.11... i ii K 2 2 747 4ra 171 $4 13i 94 3 11 79 79 41 4$ 41 J:1 31 dls 9 F dl. 3 ff die 3Si 2 i 2 1 tl lid 2 S pm 23 134 74 76 ie ii FI it 19 10 9i 10 14 I4i 31 1i Ai,. 10 40 dini lei 70 4 1 76 76 89 1 16 pa 134 14 6! 64 111 1 764 7 4 6 di ALI 3 If . 4 Sii &SI IR) ItallTl SL 132 221 34 113 113 364 37 ' 11 110 115 41 41 26 1 Ili I jai. 33 3141 ICS 1074 611ARIII. :t 4 If f .26 16 lc pis 14 )4 161 17 , 41e 111 fl 14i e at i al Pal Par i PEI 3 1i4 4 151 .2 IP 101 1111 Itl! 14 ''' - Kr illy ` II7~ :1 i,„ 16 t 4 111 _. I I die 103 103 5 I 11 Pa III.mAIM. 164 176 14 N 11 I di. 7 psi li 17 fil24 A 12 1 14 :1 iLr 42 . .... ii /I Pa ►2 102 f if tif 7 4 4 i 7 11l 49 II 104 i ad The market for insurance shares is well supported, few sellers offering. European Life shares have risen 24, and Equity and Law shares show a slight improve ment. The latest quotations of the market are as fol lows: Albion, $6 ; Alliance, 221; ditto, Marine, 411 ; At las, 19 ; British Commercial, 7; Church of England, ; Clerical, Medical, and General, 19, ex bonus ; County 101; Crown, 161; Eagle, 7'l • Equity and Law Life, 51; English and Scotch Law Life, 34; European Life, 14; General, 51 ; Globe, 142; Guardian, 5.5 ex div.; Imperial Fire, 2.56; ditto, Life, 191 ; Indemnity Marine, 41 ; Law Fire, 4 ; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 51 ; London Fire, 25; Marine, 151; Medical, Invalid, and General, 21 ; Monarch, 11 ; National Loan Fund, 21; Palla dium Life, 2'4; Pelican, 45; l'lxenix, 170 ; Profes sional Life, 1; Provident Li fe, 36Life, ; Rock ; Royal Exchange, 230 ; Sun Fire, 213 ; ditto Life, 55; Union, '220; United Kingdom, 44; Universal Life, 41 ; Victoria Life, 5, 51. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list :--Assam Tea Company, 101 ex div.; Auction Mart, 26; Australian Agricultural, 101; Australian Trust, 21;; British American Land, 25 cx div. ; Canada Company, 50; Hudson's Bay Stock, 21:5; Ilungerford, 47; London Institution, 5 ; Price's l'ateut Candle Company, 21; South Australian, 23, 1. We also hear of transactions in Royal Aus tralian Banking and Gold Importing shares, at 5.10 prem.; Ebro Canal shares, at par to prem.; Crystal Palace, at 3-16 to 1-10 dia. ; and National Patent Steam Fuel Company's shares at 1 prem. All these last-named undertakings have only recently come into the market. It is probable that the calls for similar miscellaneous enterprises of an utilitarian character may become more considerable. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccorx. There is no change in the English funds to-day, l attention being drawn away to the other depart ments of the house. Consols remain steady, at 1001 to ex div. for Friday, the arrangements for the settling having no effect upon the price. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 101: to !; the New Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 101?, to ; Bank Stock, 220 i. The unfunded securities remain at yesterday's prices. Scarcely any transactions are recorded in foreign stocks. Mexican New Bonds arc worse, at 21 to 26. Sardinian mark 951 to 96 ; Spanish New Deferred Threes, 22 to j ; ; Dotch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 61 ; Brazilian Old Fives, l 02;,. These are the only stocks as yet dealt in. LATFST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. For lleeount. PARIS, JuLT 14. For ' Money. Openingillksbut. Wrest. OMMIN 3por Ceuta. ...... 71 99 12 13 71 33 71 i 7 1 44 per Ceuta lOl 92 103 93 102 13 192 90 let MI per Cm*. 3 per Cents - 3 per Cents. New luau • • Ent:num, I 'Mon: stay/tit, 25 314 ; 90 days, 20 22 4. Belsiars,Spermtsto Moen Ni;.'e Rests Do. ..... Roman Spar Cents 93S Do. .. 110. luyo 96 Psedmet 9 90 30 .. T..emplry Boo& S Do, lOU 91 Bank Hems 2947 50 ... PARIa, JULY 11.—St. Germain, 1 , 090; Versailles (right bank), —; Witty (len bank), 322 30; Paris and Orleans, 1,39.0 ; Pang and Rouen, 891 29 ; Rouen and Ham, 3/7 30; Marsi4llrl sad AY - Linen, 400 ; Krusbourg and Bale, 191 13; Norther., 63125; Paris and stye &Aug, 611 10; Pails and Lyons, 1.113 SO ; Lyons and Avignon, MO; Monteresu and Troyes, 203; Meet. 573; lueppe and Munn. 193; Paris and emus, 97 60; Bordeaux and Tellie, 135; Grand Combs, 1,123. lAtutly, JULY o.—Three per Cents., 45; after Bohm, 45. Three per Cents. Deferred, 22; after Balsa, 22. Debt (Ist clam), 11:p.; after Bolsa,11, 1 r e; (2nd class), 3i ; after Bolas, 5 7-16 c. Ba n k o f St. Ferdinand, 1051 e. Exchange on London, 50.25. BERLIN, JULY 12.—Voluntary Loan, 103 1 . New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 104; ditto (1852), 1041 ; National I)ebt, 92„ 0 . Commercial Marine Society's Premium, 124. Bank Shares, 105. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Scome.—The market is dull to-day. There has not been a public sale, neither does there appear much disposition to buy by private contract. Refined quoted the same as yes terday ; grocery lumps, 47e. to 495. 6d. CorFllll.—The public sale of 1,400 bags of Costa Rica, consisted of good and fine consuming qualities, which were wanted by the trade, and they sold at high prices. Good ordinary native Ceylon remains quoted 435. to 445. Tr-A.—The market continues inactive. Ifintoo.—Quotations are the same as yesterday. Corrua.—The public sale of 200 bales, with the excep tion of one lot at 31, was all bought in. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene rally dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is still very flat, and prices, without being actually lower, have had a downward tendency. Town Tallow is quoted 365. nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 375. Gd. to 375. 9d. • October to December, 375. 91.; January to Muth (1863), 335. 3d. to 365. 6d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis (late Cooper and Davis) reports very little doing. Prime Meadow Hay, 78s. to 85a.; inferior, 655. to 725. ; new, 60s. to 75e.; Howes, 705.; Clover, old, 88s. to 100 s.; new, 60s. to 705.; Straw, 325. to 355. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THURSDAY, JULY 15, 18.52. The state of the Weather at each of the following places at Nine o'clock yesterday moraine. Tim stations are arranged in order of latitude. i Comas of &roma of Maras of Mee. wb , L wind stated Weather. Posnxiiirni Bayou Fox oro D.E. N.E. RICA trn t 11111.1 K rittYFAIWICIII Mr r C,%miuDela _ S.E. N.E. NE. B.E. 8 ILL Overcast g ar ,.... /tiall (load! Partiema ally Cloudy Over rarinll7 Cloudy QomUm overact Overcast °reread Storm Cloudkm THIS DAY, NOON. oosare ..r vl tad. thweeeth or Wad. &Me of the Weather. _ Gitl. Bre,,e. The returns from the following places did not reach this odic' in time for publication yesterday; they therefor* indicate the state of the weather on Tuesday morning at aim o'clock. !low —.. rta notTs 4.1110114 V %stuns Soy TP • Illn.)31 Prol.1(4111 , J1•111Dtile DICE EN W ICII I.,aurus C ...Avows ..... I C. ,iIVII.II E. N.E. N. E.N.E. P.R. N.H. N.H. N.E. P.R. B.E. CTP - 1171e 1 / I •PRP Gentle Breese Omitle limp. 1tt , 0131 Breen Gyrate Bne a nqw Breen Light liteest fitruog Gl%lie :melt Light Airs O artusay cloudy I Overcast !hourly Cloudy Cloudier Partially Crudy Cioudiess (7.mrlepa Moodier Cradles. Partially Cloudy OTCrellei CIOW111•1 Parts. cloudy Partially c le.dy Cloudier Very Ilse Cloudless Partially Clnu•le Pereiraly Clear Mr dor Go. ntitlBrerat . I e Otettle Breese ,en• le Beene (int le IS/MN ' Calm .i0n.V14.110 ..... Gentle Treere Gentle Breese Gentle Keene' Gentle Breese STORM AND LOSS OF I.lEr..—Alnwick town Wars visited on Mondry afternoon by a thunder-storm of unpre cedented violence. For several hours the flashes and re ports followed each other without intermission, the rain poured in torrents ' and the grandeur of the storm, whi c h resembled a West Indian one, wan tearful. The lightning was of a most dangerous deseription, and the thunder tern ble. At the new schools, now building for the use of the corporition, eight men were standing under the shelter of the scaffolding, when the electric fluid struck one of the poles, which it rent from top to bottom, it then knoeked down the right men, two of whom were killed and another hurt, and then rent part of the wall in its passage.—Ber wick Warder. SIDicKING SUICIDE whit OXALIC ACID.--On Saturday a young woman named Frances !Balton, aged 20, committed suicide under the following circumstances : The deceased resided at No. 16, Thrawl-strcet, Spitelflelds, and at eight o'clock she was disoovered lying in bed in a state of excruciating agony. A surgeon was called in, and it was moon found that she had swallowed a large quantity of oxalic acid, which she had purchased at a chemises shop in Brick-lane. The stomach-pomp was used and every mesas were resorted to to reveteraet the elects of the powerful acid, bat the deceased a:pi-ad shortly afterwards. Tho cause of the rash act is not known. O 4 ntle Drage Oahe &nth Breeze Strong Ili -ezi Light Breeze lateens Breese • n e • ry. Gentle Breeze <kettle Meese Owls Breese Gentle Breese soi 314 294 so 4 lea Hof $2 k 4 19 99 63 65 s 4 1 11. U Ulf 146 1 11 B'4 S ~i n~ U U 71 71 23 II $1 II $l4 Me .911 ICS 4 1! ili I I 214 4 72 lj ea 71 01 1.1 id is 1411 lei 34 4 lulf I 791 1 60 43f 3 Mi . i 12 4 CI 7764 41 19j 10 1 6 1 11+ 77i 7 1411 bl 131111 ea; In 1 3324 ISI 1:16 61 1131 If 4 ■d MI of el Ii 7 ti ai