The Express. — London, England, 1852-04-14 00:00:00

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IS "N I ir " Ilinsa /Alabama bath ben I. ol * Med" , in"S tb. kw " Wilhite Mee el peahen o w, gab dr seernipe tbe esearth 0 ,1,, roe llor boa Ule dello bet erns Tem, end Atheredy ler nem And all3tArY oes ' A %robot' eau vim c, bur we% nuo.rate adukaal a mp bit twoo . so p.m , is o t pvt tar vor 31. 31' re R.I. 611 " .01 breed Tem. letkien, nod swath u. 4. t OM a Mg... • meth le itthr. the he le peed by the "5 4 :m ar i t 8 = 11414 . 4Or e dis i e a dar LOttrgtolll. pRESEMAT.ION of the CRYSTAL PALACE, CH% or WISTMINNECIL ' L soylCl, W.Allt•V I.; IVES Oak poosamass at • req•lNtio• 1110 gum dares:ad. 11111.11LEY„ Wit }o.• atot (*My. ban 8•11 , 1111tY amt. tits ITIN ast4 101, at NI:Ii0•111••••5 lor Wallas • PUBLIC *ENT. ;NON rte klyret ot Noting the wYM al the i•hatitasts of West. Wiser tot\ nortros to norms. th• Crystal Palma. ToJCIor Intl be tam at 12 Aka iorselsaly. FIANCIS NYILDLiT, Tlig• Ban. lgEw mu! CHOICE BOOYS.—AII the beet mew -„ k , . 1 be obtalawt, elided delay, * 1117011,11 MAW omit. At tom walowntar of tow grim It MM. MA II an trt C....J.11U IMILKII 0, • oft two 'Wafts sad gpownli t —For po wwow.. I I.'OI%IIINA EDWARD MU DM Stlt. Now MIMI wo. rm.& 1/061 Upper litogotreet. InotoweirEowwww ALLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte less wtorere, .41 and 71. Beet-street, removed fr ees 5 , 5-trees atA 111.26. Well- PI ANOPOling o f 11, l wt. sweet. p far Mt, war, sad IMPOEIT , IIIO24. bretremees weir tees eut on lure (orar:y equal so sew) to be meld st a some soltreVe e e lurvos.—eweenslebar.d Iliesollztas b 7 miser =inn it pees 01.10. Vole WATERING GARDENS, DISTRI PITINO LIQUID 11ANDBB. Bllllllllll6' u•r, ISTC.— VIT‘T VULCANI , ED INDIA-SUBBILA sols.rirrA. 1 tilts LTSE HANCOVIC (We LYONS, 11.11611181~18).0se• weiCro.i. towirs. Thaw Pipes era wee aria be wader pr. dm. eceaceylmi !Wain assure. naldwg hew re dar at ruiride v. :nip. mi am 'wpm' wire a soord radepeof est Iknatie pipe Is fligeked. lay are rata Ike SW warn awl re bad esseedbay rad YL dr sir aryls, hot Sr cold wallarto baths. &a. lierrelibr audio wad cheelina away kid Dame at the Vuillard Sattrearar Om, Pit sow swinfseiased by J. I. LIANOOM dila* rd amp error fork. N.B. Vuleaitised India-sedisi aria ENs, aid up eft 1..... Jets. eel Wombs, sordiele. atit rim Ore may ft era to mono at eterrareir. All lam or eases addrera kiJ. 1. ILasuOCK, Dswell-an% Oneseellesok Psis. all met with isamed.ate attention. L)(PORTANT to FAILILISS FURNISHING, wee study eamory ebb amen eel emaistr E: 4 COOK, le admonnedieer liaseen be bee tar two mire nerbek bey to eon the elliellea el Meet le nob. sod al TWINE to Imam. to Ye STOCIC at 110W111.11010FCRIIITINUI.=13 111 4 NOICASPITS. 'ha BEDDINO diernee eyelet seem% meaeleeleeel IS tbe rm.* me be emeniee bee Oen lbe imam see bees. emdereme Or sew pent pews el Marge the .ddrem—samarrox ROC S& IS end 11, talollTOttitlDol6 Goads delivered bee melee pAVIEBI3 BOTANIC WAX CANDLES, Ild. pet air` lOpork 16. AL NA k IN.; Omsk Mul c t& Ai; RA- W= elperk. L . 41. ; haat Sperm, Ili ; las Wila. la M. ; Trasspmnst WA; Is. 44. sal ILI lest W3 d. li Ai ; OA. Alt. 74d, of lid Ni . __* Pol•In% ; limismi liai /IL ; Maw Omar. 4it Id. ; Waz- .let Moab, It ; Ain Sap Hoy IN.. ! r y e Ns. par 111 lk ; iambi, lk ; Iliadic, Amp la. 44. WkAmer. IL lk ; a... N. ; Mowed. 1 6 . S. I Va. Tagek lls or %west ou, 4.(4. Tor i t tlma dimi j A = SA 01 ...... Pm* kark. e DA 0111111•111111. •41. ft Melierlas.. appellee Os Weemailer Mil! OM. TILE TEETH mod HEALTH. —A good sot of tooth row Wow lowooloo wigs dadr wow ottto w of dryer:et Importwoo ft Maw wpm& too rued Weak ty Ws per GM; owl Ow wow rim powomita of pow oddowoot Waft Ador s iikeloos yob =sena kW 1111~1.. wirsAmor or row 'Mid wartioWn No lopollisy of la ad weirdos dl woe Who laist pub/ d 116. M i t bowl to fro dl looter o f oiratakso, old Imir t u t psisUlhe sbisessefis ihe smialld ado% gmile sloill ft an right Sr pm &semi ise. and dm ea lis Iridi &Ws le =MIK widow No wowilistildsWO Own owsoldWo odd petty *water& PIS II . p Is limn d swim Irbillna. TO* dowoi tolooo artbb Iwo dr weft .h. 111,11/ARD sod SONO. flt lIalow; Mowed as ids dooorewrot woo +ad sood. kl 4 Vero. owl do oboodow odd potkomod via his AUDI sad Wm& 1. B. %webs, meta it get maid se limbs irk% W detlitt 111 w.° we It, sad_ AWN vbisido NW* bb 03W MIMED TAP ivaartuis P. 1118 W wog .tia. rat prim. 110 Web 11. b. It is to tiro °not ZakEftw. bulbs WOO& LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. 1 Lirsarorm, Aram 13.—Our share nuked has been very good all day ; it opened with Increased salunadea from yesterday, prices of the leading docks have hid/ kept tap r and we elms with a sound healthy feeling la Iha imiese. Birkenhead, Lancashire , and Cheshire, 111 d.—Caledenisa. 111 I —Eastern Counties,' 9 7-16 1 7.16 1 7.16-11diaborddi and Glasgow, 29--Great Northern, 20 —Lammeikis mad Yorkshire, 72 Ditto (fifth shares), 6 16 6.- 0 1. sad 5811111 1) 011 , Al—Leaden sad North4=, lat u-Dftw(m_.ws-A--. )) o4)Alir -4xlitgum shame), 4 I p.—MaaMmter, nbemin, end woe 1 li —Ditto (proforemoo ammo). 13—Ditto (61. aow p —Midland, Nil I 1 I—Ditte (new 7prif 41 per eat. V..-- tm ff —North 1: A . (guar re as u a nitg by Ifeuk li a n ar±N ard Eastern sad Dover, 211 2 11 2 ll—York, evreaelik tterwiek (preference unpaid tip), 3 1-16 d.—Yesk madlfeeth 3141sed, 251. Msectissma, Aram 13.—There has bees a seed bad. nag with improving rates, end altogether a streeffer market. The closingsales were :—Caledonians, 196; 11110- fields, 941 ; Domes, 22 1.16; East Lancashire, 17 • Mid saire lands, iidl ; &Hiatuses and 011ielow_, Junction, 111 di.. ; York and North Midland, 261 ; Leeds, 71. BIIIMIXONAM, APZILI3.—Tbe tone of the market was improving again to-day. Midland, Birmingham and Derby' were done at 361; London and North Western New Quarters at si r n. ; Shropshire Union at3l dis.; and, Worcester sad Birmingham Canals at 251. MAILK.CANE.—THI DAY. With moderate arrivals of Wheat from oar own rout, sad aesreely northern from abroad, the Wheat market wm firm this morning. at Morl eg ar u il i stm. Floor sold on meek the mew t am as s at the of the week. Barley wm also to skirt swirly, sad fully as dear as be fore. The moi l 's. or Oats lam brew swan, and as baklava slimed more firmness reedy buyere bad to pay eatresse price. Beans sad Leas todarweat no altar:Won. lhe reed market was very thinly atm:tiled this soralag, and the few trarisamiess which took place went at abort kite rater &MICALI MO LONDON FRAM Ita APRIL so lalt a PIM. (as. Nasiali. Souteb. lAA. Melia Wheat 1240 I 1110 Oft ruilY %4 I 21" ... I lkioar. .... bomb. ... mks; alt. 600 4/6. MAItKET.—THIS DAY. Eden M.kin, r..; H ells Earl RWdell, 14s. M.; Men End /Lowell, IG . Gd ; Walls klial Sttwagt's, lea ; Walla End Teti, No.-81iips . st auks, 116. • tkA -;•-"=" •"" -or/ imevAltvilli6 ARLOW*B NEW IN- TENT= ell7-14TINO ST PROX ~ '',. * J 5. MOM* AO 111.2-PlO !I l i f ~ t i,l .1 r,...... sin. Aar, er err lime • ft- • tea GM ift mid sii callasky - 2 • 6-- • that the lest shell be drive rear se • I, - A t , § ft) ..J V k--- -- t am._ - ;111. 1.-.,, .i II the ene,• venerig le err its ter le tr• ears et de; At 4s. ed.; SW li . 1 elertre-pler fir dorm At t........ 1 1 Tee Are erperme ri Ile ram Weis re bre er I; " ea 1,-, re lop et the O*C Medan seder- I i r pule re BLOM, lij, slieskelderides a tereel z ; use lttele ir ibe en r el : err thelleer :t i t r ale et taelt Wks Ur re Mesa 1111111 LOW. Si. Ire Wirt slln_ m iler e rrese. lleillieed lOW lee eeselseerept elemple —..— LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 14, 1852. rlll make lOWA Wa,/o taeaie ms, oven. *SW. el a Deehf hid takes, that mime Co. their 'r eam% Co as W. Nord tiaa 111 lessa of names ‘lll Medea by 'ilia meet palls seedimmite this flaw, hear," mid dotem.) Metle. "NIA mush money, and whoa it was said that the peeps INN to leave Moir work sad to become edam, balm Met Wes &we theys t dsalit to to If that may W hese erieo . (Chum) It wee • remiramff Mto endeavour temaket of Ms eseffAen M order te set mewl eaglet. (Maier, MOO WM was • _red 'tareesa be sassing kereby thet mueemli• awe. Thle heetisiere bops le whim Leah Philippe was eu the thrum of rums% who wee meet the Napless of Penes ; sad who at the end Othello& LA Cr was, 12 mains were voted Co enmemeek• he (lb. Cobden) and Imo others was fieweesmal illessales pled Met weliey both la end sat of the peelleassaL was the annespence of that ory / V kopek, wee entered inwalcd what was the result ? Why, • mdlesitim of Our expenditure to became alaisoa sal libq mil licies—(hear, hear) —the 'apemen eLlho puma! rata war ineheded sad if the elms= seem of the pew ple would book those who steemilisii he it in paribmest, thm wadi gees and &weer that uwpmdkere omen. s• (Mew) It woe bee that the wmarayled hese themetally wombed aid wisupglied. reds was k seampenee ef their having _at tim hie& ef ftertmeele min Oakum linstiehr see Mg net Re to op* ems the Mile—(beem WO — emu who, lobes amtuee ha neveltal her Ming Ives in gs. t i lzk e r i cideeler emu Imes phpleally sad sneeldik ie. of ea amount el their peek tom. (Hot, bear) 1 0 ' He saw with repel layfitileg whisk erodedtie So I Mgestehant milk die peel et eeswried was any want of more dolmen surprise, he said that Mr. Anderson's "&a Nada plea was a perbot one, le and its peat reammoseditieu wee thug vends email not be a. used far the sigeembe of the people, wee that they mai sot tend to the demsealleadea of ewe pews see. (Lead is sheen.) Those vans Auld he end If they win wanted, so gad If men defences wove assist Ist the " Bea militia" be m salted out, and let those who were m esaieue wet to have 30 14,110 or 15,000 namesibe Said es see trod to that plea of Mr. Ambeeeee whit alt a bees adopted by the gemennieut, and saveelms die N. Militia Bill. He weld art go into say dimwits ef the m offset of this seism es the disterbeaes of buisese. Bet he would Metier Ilist Ifieryitibese well have to provide IN ham 1,000 m 2.01111 pre gees hr the militia. Would n they be able to get eisletiaites, or would these preens Wile r e ' task the 41. beauty be the kind of eleeeMem to ems est hr smite wbes they were called w 1 (ases) Few IL ratwee jut the cost of a starve to America. N e sad great laughter.) He p late that 18 (" Hen, " and laughter.) law that they rw li td that the ;Wag would net with. (," Hear," and shome.) TM government would eallfhat people who os. woad sail themselves for 41. to beams willaamen would se.. age he wort purchasing; they would mem to deal with N Ask sot is ester to dry eat the admen they must came * to the beget (hr they_lted it to megeve), sad yowls was to bulkier would knew what it was to be seat eat es at one dines a day, owl bap to barracks or "Me Meer, es and when they ester eed beam find their work bet to them. it (Hear, hear.) Ile weld nut p into Shed pet of *epee lion. He seisteised est 116 arum was apt lasurry. If it wee, the Enehit people, who were out sesibsdeo. ord st , met even war not only half way, but awe parb,—whose es great fault it wee, that Ifs map of the soda was smpowilei 45 on the wall, and a red mark put on Jewry plan where it Englishmen had fought Weedy battles by sea and bad, it would be found thattbey had leen shade." their bleed for themselves and for other pimple in every pert ot the m able globe. (Hear, hear, =dolmen.) H eide did It dose 10 was danger—with the szespMen of • and pedoe of the et. community, whose imespies most time to ill kinds of it war,—every Eaglianeas, met sal, ban to 2s, but up to, to 60—would ho premed to fight, sad Its majority of to them without reluctant.. (Cheers, tai a Naikr, hear.") so In the case of Frame, he confessed that he felt at., astonistment at what Wtaken place. Prince, in his et. view, had abdicated her position as a fire country, but if 38 millions of men sop eased in that proceeding, he sup• .g posed there must be wordeas of which he was not caps- to ble ofjudging. Differeat ementries had different views of ti freedom. There were thiap which were tolerated In this ormatry which the Franck womb not tolerate. Such wee 111 our territorial sptem of lame properties perpetuated in eer lm - tain families. He would sap that it wee unpopular is tale coaatry. Übe west to neighbourhood of the Duke to of Batted , .ar nub pest peeprieton, all y xc and it. etelable lesses, be weal - see bear an complaints 10 opiate them; red he bedewed that their retainers would be r. fight foe Om. But that wee sot the Vein le hems for it therm was to tie enacted a law of en. a m tea, mid* web as in this country, people were so proud to of, there weak! be • revolutiou. If therefore, they allowed "" us to allow ear own ways, let them have their. hear.) If he (Mr. ire) had memo these to aid the establabasent of the Exhibition, he conk only now come there to comae the Militia Bill. It win a rebegrade step; it wee an attempt to point out en the path to peace, bat the highway to war; it way an attempt to increase them bad passions which all pee maa depicted ; it was an attempt which, if it sue. seeded, maid only tend to increase warlike preparation on i the ether its OW channel, to create • warlike spirit and le *tom habits of mold cries in England ; it would beget servility—because it would cause patronage—sad on these pounds he protested against it, and if those out of doors tvi pve their assistance, be wee not without hope that they would yet defeat the bill. (threat cheering.) se The resolution was then carried unanimously. The CHAIRMAN then read the petition, in which a 13 mosaber of objections to the bill were embodied. le Mr. DIACON moved, and Mr. WZOTON seconded, the third resolution : SO "That the petition which has been now read be adopted, U and signed by the chairman and others now present, and ttl that Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart., M.P., be requested to pre- r„ sent it to the House of Commons, and that Lord Dudley -1 Caen. Stuart, M.P., be rearrested to support its prayer." is The resolution was earned unanimously; and altar • Se vote of thanks to the chairman, and three cheers for Mr. Cobden, the meeting separated. 10 7, 1 ii RAILWAYS: THIS DAY. Two o'Czoot. To-morrow being nettling-day in sii;rtie,tiere quisite arrangements absorb the attention of the dealers. In two or three in/dances cash sales have been pressed at rather lower figures, but generally the market remains buoyant, and operations for the new amount of the 30th April have been entered on at considerably higher rates in Oaledsnians, Great Westerns, Brightens, North Westerns, South West erns, and Midlands, besides others. Alter business hours yesterday rather lower prices were received from Pans, and French shares conse quently receded; but today the decline is scarcely perceptible. SHAW AND STOMA SO Abrams ai Asabial L ! lo isata. an Ines. ‘M . Illdnoload. Clos.hajC a.7l7ll7" hor - IN MINI MA NNW Calaimin a SO II mamma SS Wins OM MOO /me all D==aiut Aber sn Bag Anglia (SU 17.45 sod Land... . . an ns. (sis la Imam OmAlas_ an "Fara Clam A nage z.u. pm*. s ilett, as IDA loaankins an Da. lira I shares an amp weft India Doak . _ I iiiiiiiT.sTiZoi7.7. - 1 : mho* matt ow e .. . "tie elialli t=lll44oiro a... .. ! 1 all Da ' 341 Do. lair ibill atee rr. perCt an milaust.(l34., DS Wass_ _ .., ... all Ualastir mg Oetalt . 111 1/4. Mei ~ ... _ ... 100 Lasaildn mai Udall:. 13 Da ... ... , . 113 Ds. Wait lislag Damn ll Luta Illsrlasni ... .. 1 a 113 U 04140 sal arkwall =s itu ad r i AN l la C ri. r : 1l; Da s 4 dons .. .. Is De. . ... .. 1 D 44111136.144303134 100 Lair Si 1//11014fillillIS 413 Da. Of ... ... ... 1 , 311 tt ij saollll4loe .11110 DirliaLlscasai. 3 De. Beak Usel. Dated .'lllO DOW .10 Da D1U . ..333;iDaT .. I 41 Orest Waiens(l) 14 1 He 0 el 10 lei lii Ili die 91 93 13 3: 1 is 13 ele II u s 11 i 0 it W 11 201 $S 1:1 A s, l lllele Spm.l4/ s up le lady say B . itirt. s.. 4 d — be;ga y. 10 / 0 1 I . l 4 = , •ollhuakilfau . ... n Mw_ 11 Seib= moue Mhos 11 11ardiDows. 171 le North Wows . 54 *alb WM& Wisbeal all Won, Walvor. S 1 1011110 Mkilaatl i 94 90 77 79 6 711 73j is 61 6 I? 4 11 . . • • .- 101 SIN 1241 124 j 0 1 Ai JO 4 4 “ 3 90 2) 99 : : al " 2 Ii 34 33 34 2, SY 446 V S 3 33 Si 9 5 41 ft ?If Is li IQ ells I }} II die Ili II II 7 dl. 7j 71 Ms 1 lel I HI I le I I 7 dot,. Stsosokary sod CUM. all rashes ID Do. Osimslry I Ds. 110), ss =ire Usi;i so wain Is ion& IfsdoLlsaleisDa. isDWI, sal Desbrmlise TbowsillsissDealiallsiL WWaluhril ssi WaSurbed isa 20 Tob.liswasladlerwle .. L SO De. d= .. 74 74 II 34 4 1 die N 16 7 II 10a 116 *4 3 tie 131 161 SS 33i 34 33 16 6 tie It I 4 1 19 14 ?!.. of I 73 3f IO!i 1231 4i 4 IN 901 2° SW 1 lee U If SH urn LIAND AT emu .. $Ol Bina, 101 Ptle - 04 • Si Si li U fria6lll•4lesaVfoolars .-..,. Wait.. sal Dolby I_ Niles DA" 4. 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NO Da law Over.:SoL 114 lA alka a N. A lhasseos) & ast $ taaanalthWelles law NI Nanatialks. punt l• Da. Now NW -. .. Ils $4.1 l I t la l it 11 i 3 113 121 pet II! l Itei I Lwil Prams, - 1 7 4 s - e i 4 -dia ci: se . Is ~tj 4 le . .:11:1 1:1 ... ‘,.. 1 I : 1 4 6 Us par _ 'Any& .. 64 to elm AIL pir I Ifsweam. IS 01=1*(11ar.W. 10 U s er Oest... ...I IS 11 1011.11014 RA ;10 4471144717744 • ✓ Masi (v 0774477) AO add &gadded 6 Mae PlAlards . 41 DA. Da . 10 Do. (Railway) ... . 1 De.. (C:412 . ... DA. ✓ Wow re laws ... . 111 of Frams... . 11 sal Mira . 11 ad E n IA V ofill ... . V 7 447440744 ... . Si Pa* sal Ilnilddre .. V Dna sed dam .. 40 4•71 Mims . 17 sell dots .. . • West ra w... .—. 4 Datum et P! N. ... 3 sliders i 1: 31 i K g L Pk 4 ils * $1 $ll 1 l i 4 II aAB II I ? SI ni II 114 411 BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Pattendes and Smith report that the demand for saldd row lif ess and floe samples continues steady, at about the Ism as for memo Liam TM supp l y past. T supply onset year'. h very liaised. THE, miu riA Elesso-- M AUTUMNS. festenlity a neeti7 . l . lle . ( =Med Or Nair Wen IMO Mil et the Mem. Is end. doe the preCr is ef preesstieg • genies le seamed =ll the Dill. Mr. J. A. NICSOLAT wee is the . A Amesg_the sestienes gown Men were—D. deb. M Mon BeW, En., M.P., Jones ; deters. d'ltvil , John Wilms, Meese, Davis, Dm • Netter, Bev. Area Tway,gollem ia lradleoiek Aehkr, io The CH mi d we Geld es le assailer a wry * l ll ll5 meseellelnd edit they wen all tats Nal& Waif the Militia Ri lees Mt peeped a mein wee Ede in Se INKY and add, sod a ammillee applied, le es isinikes. and ended at a mime - (aot, bete.) A owed ben bees pentadpeollemed, bee Biz Marl deught that they shied welt teams what the gennimed meesen2seddlielnpleddesdieuld be dinned the pled peke thebiL The blii bed sew bsee r tV they most Ight the Wel TIM the geessenest. Oi r ts idealism ra w *e Me vialary or washed ; but it was WINS up by thee whin sesseadoi. Whet was the bill t It wee a eammeries 'unworthy el the ego in whisk they rived —ormdry only of isteMest MOM or dards Pattfo. Arm ear ?mew elourvetiees od d d the mesemm. *domes willed ea r = BILL, Bee., X.P o whir peeped the Int nee- 1 ! That this meeting Is ef opiates that the spend= of the bill now before pertinent Ike the eareimest of the militia would be °wenn le all demi of the sematimity, ' eel *seises to the monk at the psis* s 110 le weed resin asss..y • large rarest of goose' ad keel tan. tics, frees whisk the subtle might otherwim be relieved, and would have the Aka ea those who ems under its operatics, whether voluntaril er deranging their habits of bunter, and injuring fink Mese prospects in life." lie said he sever had ore eke to move a reedaties `w object of whisk he more wady agreed. Me biped Ibe meeting wadi peso it unaimesely, sad that MA= weed be tidy an of a metes width weed be to ea *see dial had bees hid is the peddi ea the widow les he ye* Nothing but used seemeity end tr ..... 11* see new been the Home of Whet wen the killeenom it wee likely esmeni as the pees / They sould jor . ly the din of a similar meows hew parish of AMR 1800 to 1815. The gesseg espessied on die et seen in the militia w RPM dos M. Bet that was not all, for whim these semen eon and their way into the worths's= It we dllinit r sham them of ; they left of their isielehme Wits, sod lead te the workhouse as their he NM i wee not.rer . icraudtAlidrit th itia ey wen pniii= sewg rC r lgt e d a betsie r Meeditary. far were he labour, eel nail only become mol a r% melee ge his ids• weirdos* With to the seemeity of this moms. Hs w set in warlike amines, but wee es eilessese deems. esed.bowner, is.. en nide Widow ls Ss sine et die ma leis were now bilks law are. 'nes Me rommeig bill wee gemeelml by both tides of the Man, wSi peal that ihrieseeky was in peril of a BMA lends. If ke (W. DO had believed all that had hen ail whoa it WY Ismaili/A he would have pas le bed espeeekg to lad the Preen soldiers in his been Os paersimg. (Laughter.) The bill, however, bid wimatage. He hoped that it would be so oppo sed se te be procrastinated until the dissolution took place, adobes he did sat knew a better question for the hustler. (Hear, bear, and laughter.) Mr. BUCKTON seconded the resolution, and said ho need be brief, as they were no doubt anxious to hear the Bea if the day (Mr. Cobden). (Cheers and laughter.) Let them give three cheers for him. (Great cheering.) lie the, prommied to ridicule the nodes of a French invasion, whisk was set attempted even by the great Napoleon, and men Ism wee it likely to be Moe by his mimic represcuta. tin. The bill was not may ensecenry, but unjust and hypocritical. Dr. WEBB addressed the chairman (who was about to put the ressisties) trem the body of the meeting, and as annamilmuat to the effect that the millilesess proposed by the bill should Visorlesei nil to man Dem the reds isetituted, se r Widen len eel that the Asa skald not be said ateseer in ease of Meal Lan** The amendment not bekg messid id to the ground,l end the poseletion was put ad anise undmeerly. Mr. C. GEORGE, in a short Adae s,. renseed the se cond resolution " That the sedans evils owagseat on the eweektent of the midis in sumeemeen he Mae proved by the eats ▪ ef 1•a wenn as led as dm tete etisidey *at our Wally miaterith kedge pewees Wee and en still call ; Ihk meeting, thinks% mine le der isined mesas to moon the no peed bill pmkg ide asil. /sr that pu stook penises to be s premed sod signed by rP trie= eats of the several their. if this bereirelt earl plead is the hide of its representatives in reeneselesr the of Commons at thew iqi~ is, the emend reading of the bill." Mr. JoliAilllAN SOD= Wei, seceded the modes. Mr. COBDEN then rose and was remind with noised harms of cheering. He said he appeared there se es *knee el the newish of Mazylebon. Os Ns way be the mestieg be MI met a fried who said to Ws, " Are yes pied M the militia meethig ?" Ho repaid that be foes lie ilesi sold, " Mind that whin you en a_ yesjet the geode usilentand that yes Ile Ma wish Is Is won with the whole of the um led men. Deli yes knew net eneybody rye that yes with to have us quite anibassisse .?" To die be ended "Do you th ink that them who q so bane it ?" His fried said, " I inset newer it that" He (Mr. Cobden) could sewer it it ; fee be Mew at old that whoa you entered es • entroveny et Me kind is this= you were met by the interests sad prejudien ef . people, and whim yes bod a M ew s Meng as art le be met fair argumewt. M thery mese es the he. hese it we invariably the pis te ohm** eisties Gime yes with a w e s whet yes M. 1t was yesseleibe rair lee seats his appellate Is the We Yens on the steeds. ef the br mel d esoe My sod wee with wi shing Is *am the he wet the to webs flte arestrys eepsirs, ad it we sly by dist et Mel Weft ad den snowmen thee he wee .be to brim/ dim te ben. B. mind Wig if beteg their op ening te boa ea this gonna Penis that be waned le ken the eatery delensokoh They kern *et is tat send he hal pedusei a budpt is whisk he hal two missse sealed in en war lin Everything *et bell Mee mewed bed oedema Wm is that belief. - DIM by _a van their enema were passe prie ibem ar Tie= ties, by whisk they aesemedl fiat be wined die country to be led estirely rereedres, sod seat to seism that it was sew Wisely islinselese That w the pities their op poses* leek up, id that was the segemeet with which they bed teasel today. He had mu* sewspepers, sad that oat meet in aristocratic sewipepsee , he is elan diemelves dementia. *Menne is Irbil= Mid him with wishing te hen the orrestey lehsealese, ad that if a Militia Bill as. set pseud, this earmitty .. was at the mosey et the Preen. He wend these . meek pepsin that V they elesesed dis stilling system tthe han y del set Mew their ie Male wed. It was die went whin sub eer seed Mei eir semserren. tide let them Mk at tie - Mod rides a t the ishesee ef the eseetry. What had hiss Mee We yen? iverytely be wee appeal te soeiehe for, by whisk we deg Bethke, de hand *et sten weed be Mt is en year's istesendea to the trad yewse sail Mlififief pr f the nstey end be gained tes of me. Whet epratio thee node es led bees ia by 1852 it Ike &Asa el Me reeky f They lied Med 14,700,WAL kr the amble'', ad seisms% Mike toothar million De the Prinefika retrain in seem psis* By thie mean *ere were maislideed bonen * sal 40 powered deem needs taken trim the Paimoder sod Orientel, eel the Was India Mad Oemeenee, sad Curieres. Ike, which cool be Ono Mud Me wee skewers, and whisk be the even of the cekreity d weir end be Saud to be mass the kneel nosh et the kid ad whisk mud isidt an ;q7 end ran away ad wards& ad am dem sal de mere intreades at en dram sierileg hei k any. (Hoar, Mar) Theeelime, with dim sides he the POW Wise eisleast, then hod bees. Is end .mina. 15 mildew need in dr /apse ef dNewe. Hid taLsea et them enlisi did 14 or 15 Willem newt t That w ere of the Minds* with ;MI they had to deal. Inns heed of 14 or IS milikee being end, sad the soder rued away es if it MI ben a vein des may liettirkge. Mae wes se wens et ereepsehes engeeedes by white they end metier is their Walk what it was. (Hier hear.) Ile woad gin ef een s z i iikeirelle ....l se to show la w m.... :r . bet I t se . . itessiryol. The seed rental ... Imes, dm easolies. wee The sem gated Ise the of the inste p present nee Ilmernee wee potat ion the need ef the ker ste- Visends& Ad yet tio Ind petits Mennen th i sra sheltie Nunn wee Mt deissiden lo gos! • bia s *seise Se lines.. (Hear, bestr i )at. luessehire awl Tennis. the Mahon ef wine— Waft mod lids she forma sea be die le erities eke mew seceded. with sell theft nib and awoolbseeries, awl mines he albedo, had only a rated rend d 12,600,000 L, or sessly two mil lion Its than had bon voted this you it the animal define. (Hear.) DM say goversmest, pest er rend, my that then we. say law to mend s/9 Prilindoirc br yead whet hid bees elm* mole i On the aashaarryy, if they were hewed area he well ism on their ems svdssea that there was se sea asesmin. Be would semens Lord J. MIMI, Lord Derby, Mr. Walpole, and Lord Palmer. aeon into court, end on their evilest* alone he would show that thin bill was not neeserary. (Cheery) They said that however Ow people of Frame were disposal te pease, yet then we a doubt whether tin Prnidest mild not be die DAILY WEATHER TABLE. WZDXIZDLT, Aran 14, 11162. Ths State et the Weather at sea ii the telleiwiai plow .1 Mime Vele* yesterday masks& Ths statism are ensaged is seder et latitude. Nair at Maas. , a r e a t I lin = lir Mob of Wotan a —..--- MINIMS IL Goes Ilimai Cloalhao 111. Posta ........- ........ E. Grip Clooso Postopsoors .. K. Goals Waft am010aa..... ...... N.I. Osseo limo Yampa. HSI.. 0•1119 Ilmin Osellin N ....awaits ILL lomoyamooo Cloodhos IR fooaappera —.... II. L Oath Dm= POMO, Cisety If foremen —.—.. ILE. QM, Dom °mud IN S n onaNWics... IL . L Owls lam Pail* Om* oop E. Clio WA Abe = :1 Ltiosami; Coa no lam S. O, ado on Madam Al Como at WM. Straw* at Mid. -- Z. Ostia lksaaa. Ur lealias trew the bikeway pleas ease la Yoe dm praidemiea prima Wilde dr Noe et die image ea II aim Valera. tams. anew Navinali LW. ISLIP .. ...... ...... 8U1Z1TE . ........„ ..... tisodir it. =Cloodr Lai Ned* 4716607 OW.= Oionsa comant %my Ma 6 p egf7w 1,1 KOastle limn I Clordlin 10 DAY Room. So hie it L. t Waive. A Ihir. I aid in* W. t I liar thissesto lay mining st Z LW. SAX ILL i v ies* ars= line. Smog Mose Guide fireass LightAlrs OeuW browse Calm Oda. Geode Bram Cala _ . _ PARIS BOURSE. PARK Aram 13.: Far Mow,. bur,. I ►i 71 00 101 10 71 IN 101 6 72 60 101 70 7 10 101 70 7$ 10 101 $0 3 pm Oaats. StOr Oiata.... ..... - a per Meta 1 pr Oiala 1 I .. I s _.... I 1 tzallattes aa iambs :at sict, 44; 911 dill. a a I Was. I, ISM los. lesesy. Nam laWlaa.... . gamy Do. 3, lON ... Zama Las; pa*. 97 ... De. - 1173 ... Do. i ~. l'insioy lamb ... ... NaiMant W OmM ft7 I Nsh Nara ......... 1730 ... Pm" Arun 111.-161. Gesursia, 666; Versailles (right N teak. IN 31; MY (Mt WV, NON I Paris aid Mit; 30 Pena sal Doe" TN NI Min sill Xane, 310; Ilas mad II MING% MO SO: anstmpappaal ilk VS; Omit% No; Orleans sal viim mrs. NI N; Nazdatsa. NS 73 ; Paha aad tad Nreakaanr, IS NO ; sa i d Fad dratta, NS; Tams sad llamas. MO; Mostataa; N =tll pps NI Vamp, NT SO; Madam ad IMP, IN ; IS ad Nara% VI N. 30 SALE Or HIOSITAXD 01101101 81100TISOL—The estate of Waist and Olessithevis_ the wish of Blair- Athol', widths th ree manes of Damara,* emoisting of 8,000 acres, with the shesdage, was espied r yobbo sale in Edinburgh, on Wednesday, at B,oook, sad pussirsed by 1 Messrs. Wight and Liviftwne, W.S., for Richard Boa ming, Ban., WoreaMrahiris, at the upset prim. This pro , perty the " @Melling," or bill pounds, formerly at, I tachml to the property of Fiecastle, and was bought by Captain Beaumont, upwards of 20 To ago, fur 5,0001. The rise in value since that time HI solely owing to the groups shooting, which is now one pf Itso best to Athde.— Perth Courier. rat Moran. MONEY MARKET. ------- TUESDAY EYEEINO. The buoyancy of the English stook market conti anea under the influence of the steady demand for investment, which is pushing up the quotations of all other securities in an almost equal proportion. Con sols were today dealt in for the account within one eighth of par, and finally left off at an advance of I I to 3 per cent. since yesterday, being last called 991 to / for cash, and 991 to it for the 11th of May. Amongst the investments that took place was one in Reduced Threes at 901, on account of the National Debt Commissioners. The settlement of the Consul account was brought to a satisfactory termination, and has rather tended to strengthen prices than otherwise. The Three-and-a-Quarter per Caste. reached 1001. The official business list is as follows : Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 993, 1,1; ditto for account 11th May, 991, 1. Three per Cent. Reduced, 984, 99k, 981. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1 0 01, I- Annuities, 1860,61, 11-16; ditto, 30 years, 1860 1 , 4 1 1 31 India Stock, 263. Bank Stock, 2183, 218. A rise of ls. took place in the price of the Merck Exchequer Bills, which left off quoted 70s. to 73a. prem. At the same time the June bills fell bads sellers offering more freel j, in the apprehension that, as the tendency of t e money market shows itself more palpably in favour of a further relaxation, a reduction in the rate of interest may ensue. In the foreign stock market the preparations foe the settling rather restricted business, but firmness prevailed ; and though in some few instances prices closed hardly re good, the difference was scarcely suf ficient for quotation, except in Mexican Hoods, which, after advancing to 353, were sold at 341. Spanish and Portuguese Stocks were both rather freely dealt in at the full rates lately current, but a slight tendency to realisation has been induced by the terms at which the carrying over has been effected. Generally four to eight per cent. was the rate, but in some cases it was less easy. In most instances, however, it is believed that where sales are pressed, it is mainly in the hope of " getting on" again on easier terms. Cuban Six per Cent. Bonds were to-day dealt in, and realised 101. The bargains reported are as follows : —Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97. Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 100 ex div.; ditto Five per Cents. (Rothschild's), 100. Cuban Six per Cents., 1003, 101. Chilian Three per Cents., 68 ex div. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 611 1; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 93/. French P l our-and-a- Half per Cent. ltentes, 100 E 73c. (exchange, 23f. 45e.). Granada One-and-a-Half per Cents. ex Dec., 1840, coupon, 241; ditto Deferred, 11, 103,1. Mexican Bonds, 351 0 3, 341; ditto New Three per Cents., 291, 29 ex div. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 401; ditto Four per Cents., 39, 381, 391, 381; ditto for account, 30th April, 391, 39. Sardinian Five per Cents., 971, 983, 971; ditto for account, 98, 3. Spanish Old Three per Cents., 481, 48; ditto for account, 481; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 3,4, 3. Venezue lan Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 481; ditto De ferred, 183. This was "continuation day" in the railway share market, and money was in good demand throughout the day. The rates exacted for carrying over shares varied; as usual. Subjoined are some of the rates that ruled in the morning, but it may bo noticed that towards the latter part of the day accommoda tion was easier. _ . London and North Western, „ to „ continuation. Great Western, to 1 continuation. South Western, k to 1 continuation. Midlands, 5-16 to 7-16 continuation. Lancashire and Yorkshire, 3-16 to 5-16 continuation. South Eastern, 1-16 to 1 continuation. York and North Midland, 1-16 to 3-16 continuation. Oxford Gad Worcester, 1-32 to 1-16 continuation. East Lancashire, 1-32 to 3-32 continuation. Oatiowhois the retnidereandsd for carrying over have melbas quite so heavy as 'set account; but it is believed that a considerable portion of the requi site business is standing over till to-morrow, as the movement to-day has not been so great as might have been expected, considering the extensive operations torrent m this department. French shares, in which a very large business requires adjustment, were car tied over at rather high rates, viz., from 5 to 12 per Oat , according to the amount of share. Northern., however, aro now scarce, and the dealers are bor sowers of these shires. Generally the French rail way share market presents a very strong ap- Immuvince. A further rise occurred to-day in the market for foreign exchanges, owing to the continued scarcity of bills on London at the continental bourses. 'fhe quotations in most cases, however, are still consider ably below the point at which shipments of geld to this side would be found profitable. Paris was done at 23.421 to 45; ditto, three months, 23.571 to 60. Bills on Antwerp and Brussels ruled at 25.65 to 60. Amsterdam rose to 12.11, whilst Rotterdam was as high as 12.2. Hamburg . improved to 13.111 to 1, a good deal of paper remaining over. Bills on Italy were likewise higher, though not much so. Drafts on Spain and Portugal, however, found few purcha sers, and were decidedly in favour of buyers. The only exception was in paper on Aus tria, which was in demand at consider ably lower quotation Last post Vienna could hardly be sold at 12.52, but to-day it was in great demand at 12.28, a difference of 31 per cent. This movement is entirely owing to the lower quotations from Vienna, the London merchants implicitly fol lowing every impulse from the other side, without intlueacing the market independently in the slightest degree. It is, however, a most singular circumstance that the death of the ablest member of the Austrian cabinet should be the signal for an improvement in the deeply depressed finances of that empire. The market for silver remains very flat, the heavy supplies that have lately arrived, none of which have yet been sold, pressing forward for realisation. Quotations are at present quite nominal. The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London, as received during the last fortnight, are as follows : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria 97i 08} Amsterdam, short Ditto, 2 months Antwerp, short 25.46 26.46 Bremen, short Ditto, 2 months Bombay (document bills), 6 months Berlin, 3 months 6 241 624 Brussels Calcutta (document bills), 6 months la. 111 d. 1 Is. 111 d. Charleston lO9l 1091 1 Christiania, S months Copenhagen, short Ditto, 3 months Canton Frankfort GothenWrg, 90 days Gibraltar, 90 days Havana Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 mouths Kingston, Jamaica (bank bills), 30 days.. Ito 11 per et. pm. Itol pr et. pm. Ditto, 90 days •• • • Par to 1 per et. pm. par Mauritius Mobile Melbourne Madrid Naples New York, 60 days lO9l 10 1091 10 New Orleans O o rr eas to . 21 54 90 1 1 2195 21 64196 1 2205 Paris, short Ditto, 3 months Riga, 3 months 37t 371 Rome 495 496 Stockholm, short l2 12.4 3 Ditto, 90 days Seteimati Sydney St. l'etcriburg, 3MO . Shanghai) Valparaiso Vienna [THREEPENCE. It will be seen that at most continental places the tendency of quotations is decidedly; in favour of this country, a circumstance that is in a great measure owing, as above referred to, to the scarcity of bills on London at continental bourses. That the balance of trade is in our favour, generally speaking, has been sufficiently shown for some time back. Later accounts from Sydney, extending to the 10th of January, mention that the Kate had sailed theday before with 173,000/. worth of gold. The returns of the Nationalliank of Belgium, as made up to the 31st of March, present the following results in sterling, tho comparison being with the preceding month's balance sheet : March 31, 1842. Increase. Decrease. Coin and bullion L 1,615,124 .... £248,128 Portfolio Note circulation .... 2,002,322 42,226 Current accounts .. 1,639,042 .... 680,428 The precious metals aro shown to be accu mulating in this institution the same as in the other great European banking establishments ; but in the present return, the increase in the metallic stock is probably mainly due to the remarkable increase of 880,428/. observable in the item of current accounts --a difference that affords strong evidence of the ab sence of active commercial and industrial movement at the present season. The Belgian Minister of Finance has issued notice of the formal extinction of a capital of 88,9601. sterling in the Three per Cent. debt; 45.3811. in the Five per Cent. debt of 1840; and 13,8491. in the Five per Cent. debt of 1842. Tt e obligations and inscriptions representing these amounts have been burnt in presence of the proper authorities. By virtue of the powers conferred by a royal decree, bearing date the 13th November, 1810, by which the agens de change aro forbidden to quote any particular stock without authorisation, the quo tation of the New Spanish Deferred Three per Cent. Stock has been prohibited on the Antwerp Bourse. No reason appears to be assigned for this arbitrary step, and as the quotation of the Spanish Ardoin loan is formally permitted on that exchange, some sur prise has been excited amongst the speculators. $ l l 11l THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. After the late marked rise, a slight reaction is to day perceptible in the English stock market, but the decline is limited to 4, and the market can scarcely be regarded as weaker. The present quotations of Consols is 991 to 1 for money, and 994 to; for the 11th May. The account has closed well. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 911 to 90; Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1001 to ; Bank Stock, 2171 to 2181; India Stock, 2621 to 265. Exchequer Bills (March), 703. to 735. prem. In the foreign house the settling has formed the chief business. The prices realised aro scarcely so vod as yesterday's, Spanish Old Three per Cents. having receded to 471 ; the New Deferred ditto, to 211 to 1 ; and Granada Deferred, to 104 ; but in other stocks there is little change. Mexican Bonds are a shade steadier, at 341 to 331. Buenos Ayrean mark 771 to 78. Sardinian, 071 to ON. Dutch Two-and a-Half per Cents., 611 to 621. MINES. TUESDAY Eves's°. The advance now taking place in the various security markets is equally felt in that for British mining stocks. The market to-day for almost all descriptions of dividend paying and speculative shares has been buoyant, and a preference is given to those concerns conducted strictly on the cost book system, where the liability is clearly under stood and the responsibility defined; where also the profit and loss is ascertained and divided every two months. There has been a considerablo business done in the following shares at the quota tions marked :—South Frances, 1:15; Wheal Reeth, 85; South Basset, 410, 20; South Casedon, 112, 115; Wheal Neptune, 31, 4 ; Wheal Cupid, 61, 71 ; South Tamar, 4; West Alfred Consols, 22, 29; Orsedd, 7 2,4; Kilbricken, 31, 4 ; Alfred Consols, 181, 4 • Alt y-Crib, 5, 6 ; Callington, 71, 81; Drakewalls, 61; llerodafoot, 3,4; Holmbush, 15, 16; Tremayne, 24, 25; Wheal Mary Ann, 43, 15; Wellington, 61, 71; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 81, 91; Perran St. George, 35, 40; Lewis, 141, 151; Cubert, 21, 3; Mill Pool, 21,, 31; North Buller, 121, 131; Pembroke and East Crinnis 31„ 1 ; Rhoawydol and Baehuddon, 12, 14; re Thar;sh, 6, 61; Trenance, 61, 7; West Ding Doug, 54, ; Wheal Treasury, 3,6; Wheal Harriett, 18s. 61., 19s. 6d.; Wheal Speedwell, 51, 61; Wheal , l Uny, 71, 81; Clive, 375. 6d., 40s. Our remarks as to the movement in the Californian and Australian gold mining shares are fully borne, out by the appearance of the market. The former are very flat, including Agua Fritts, Nouveau Monde', and Corson's Creeks, whilst the colonial descriptions are steadily advancing in public favour. Port Phillips were a good deal better to-day. The Colo nial Gold Company's shares are now quoted in the official list at Ito a prem. There was more inquiry to-day for Australian Freehold shares. Lake Bathurst are quoted 5-16 to 7-16 prem.; Quartz Rock, Ito 1 prem.; Victoria, par to 1 prom. ; Mel bourne, par to prem.; Auriferous Ore, Ito a ; New Granada, 4to prem. Further interesting accounts from the Australian gold fields extending to the 10th of January will be found in another column. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocu. The Californian gold mining shares aro still moving hack, whilst the Australian adventures meet with increased favour. Anglo Californians mark only 1 prem. Colonial Gold aro quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem. Lake Bathurst, 7-16 to 9-16 prem. Port Philip, 3.16 to -16 prom. Cloglnd bielneee No. Sher.. Mints Paid. prier done yesterday. to.day. --. 100.000 1 Ulla I. 100.000 los. toe° Calskenlan 11.010 20 Asturian . . ... 1010 10 nostralesikn 2 1 14 16 .. 34 1M23 Austral/ma 3 ' 4 1 1 Australian Freehold I Are Marla all 1 die SAO SO illreasseen Iron and Ike; WI .., . . 100.000 1 add* aUltralisn 1...6.d . all 4 4 JP. AM 06 Brasil. bun ((a. et 5/. pm 14 1 i 2 kw 00 Do. Osesesand Guiana ell 11,114 90 Do. St. Jobs Del Ye; 110,11110 1 Canon's Creek all par 4pm 14 1;000 ... Cotes 100,000 6 Colonl=l 1 14 4 0,0110 Knit. & Ametralian Copper all 4 4 pro 90.100 90 General 700110 1 dairies liountalit. all par 4pm 11.114 0 Great Polgooth all l 14 pm 4 ANS 10 Yellers& Southiinterkaut 9 MA* 1 1 N Port ou veauPM* Monde 1 I g Ipm 11 VO: b) Sautiedo de Ohba lof MOO HI Tln Croft 14174 *WS United Mellon IMMO 1 West Karipeoi........— all 1 4 dlo MINCING-LANK—THIS DAY. SVGAR.—Tho market hss opened with a steady appear ance' 200 hbds. Barbadoes sold in public sale at 295. to 395. 6d., and 3,000 bags of Mauntius from 281. fid. to 345. 6d., both which were the full prices of last week. The refined market steady, without alteration in prices; gro cery lumps, 445. to 48s. COIVIE.—There has not been a public sale to-day, neither have we any business of importance by private eon tract. Tss.—The public males declared for to-morrow partially suspend business by private contract, but the market has assumed a more firm appearance since the China letters were received. COCHINIAL.—The üblic salts went off heavily. BALTPETUK.-300 Madras, retraction 21, sold in public sale, 225. 6d. to • 35., which did not alter general quotations. Bricts.—Pepper, Pimento, Nutmcp, and Mace sold at full prices, is small public sales. COTTON.—No sales reported to-day. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—TIIIS DAY. The Tallow market is quiet, with little doi . The ltd. lowing are the quotation. at present rulin , c • 1 .! 111 low, :As. nett; l'etersburit Y.C. on the spot, . • """ October to December (1862), 37n 3d. ;on ur byte; • of May, M 3d . skl o. to . • 'a 4 ••• ( .. ? . 1 1. . . • 40 .! A IWtektStalta