The Express. — London, England, 1863-03-20 00:00:00

LAW INTELLIGENCE. (THIS DAY.) COURT OF PROBATE AND DIVORCE. (Before the Judge Ordinary.) c•attiutdc r. CAMLIDGE. ' Dr. Spinks and Mr. Her Appeared for the petitioner ; the Queen's Advocate and Sir. Aspland for the respondent. The petition was one tiled by a wife for a dissolution on • the ground of cruelty ad adultery. The respondeut pleaded a termini denial, and also a Justinartion of the acts alleged to be cruelty. The respondent was a dr..per at Chesterfield, in Derby shire. He mama' the petitioner, the daughter of a Shef field glass merchant, on the 2nd of January. ldtll ; and there was • child born in the following October. The par. ties separated on the Jsth of the following January ; and a number of loose women were called to show that the re spondent had carried on intrigues with them in his own h ouse . This. Dr. Spinks contended, was of itself cruelty in the legal sense of the term. The petitioner stated that she bad made the acquaintance of her husband about seven 'wears before her marriage, at a watering place called Blackpool, where she was staying with her mother. He had previously had residing with bins his mother and two sisters, but he promised to take • house for them. The elder sister, however, remained u housekeeper, and to assist in waitiog in the shop. Petitioner remonstrated with her husband upon this arrangement is the presence of Miss Cartlidge, who said she always had bees mistress of that house, and she always would be. Her hus band said she should be so, unless petitioner would find hint 70111., and then be would let her go. They wished petitioner to give up every halfpenny or else to be obedient to Miss Cartlidp. They each carried a life pre server with them ; and Miss Cartlidge threatened to beat her. That was in respondent's presence, and it took place about four months after the marriage. One Sunday in June witness was walking with her husband, and she was tenni him that her trustees add it was a shame that he did not make her the mistress of her house. He attempted to strike her with his umbrella, and would have done so if she had not got out of his way ; but they returned borne together. Was ill the Del, day with fright. One day he gate her a shilling, and told her that she might go and lodge with the Irish up the yard. Ow day, about four maths after the marriage, when she returned borne from Sheffield he told her that she should sleep apart from him until she behaved better to his sister. la August, when her mother visited her, be told her she must go into the street to talk to her. On soother oouesiou he said that she had de ceived li o n about her money, and that she deserved • birch rod. In November she went to Sheffield to see her sister on her death bed. While there she received some money ; and the morning after her return he came to bee room, and dennueded it of her. Refused fogies it him. lie then struck the bed and frightened her very mach. He •• Well, madam, if that is to be your game, you shan't go so Sheffield spin." One night in December, as she was going upstairs to bed, he called her beak to shot the door. She refused, and he dragged her down sears. and shook her violently by the shoulders. In she following mouth she heard him tell a geetleman that she was not right in her mind. She just looked into the room and told the gentleman that she was u right as he was. The gentleman answered that he thought she waa. The respondent thee dragged her upstairs and best her head against the stain. He threw her on the bed, and Misr Cartlidge took away her child. The respondent locked her is the room for about two hours. She left the hours the next day. The respondent had never slept with her after the birth of the Cram-examined— Her private boom* averaged about 601. • year ; awl her hosband had above that sum. During the year she was with him, he did not complain about her Deg etiog bet child, but his sister did. In point of fact she Dever had neglected it. Was not capable of serving in the shop, but she could have managed the home. [A letter was then reed in which the petitioner, writing to her sister, said that she bad as good • huebrind as we. possible, thh he we. not • rich one and that neither nor she could do without hie aster Ann, for he did not wish witness to be • slave.] Wrote that letter partly at her husband's die tetic* and putty for peace make. He had promised to behave more kindly thee be had dose when she wrote it. The re spondent intercepted another letter of hen, which she had written to her mother. [This letter was reed. In it the pe titioner, with some complaints of her husbands treatineet of her; admitted tort be wee very steady, sad that she knew that she ought to let him have her money to put into his business. fibs also remarked that she thooght he mutt have to keep his sister, otherwise she would sot stay; and she stated that he had offered to let her go home and take all bar money with ker.] The treatment that she ocenplained of wee her husbands maintaining hie sister over her, and in making her sleep by herself in • damp bedroom. Desired to sleep with him again after the birth of hoe child, and did not app eked say violence from him. [The cams wee proceding when we went to press.] COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Oonanierieser Goo'bars.) IN ZZ THE MOONLIT GALEN COAL AND COZI COMPANY (LIMITED). This was an adjoarsed sitting for settliag the list of isetributories and for proof of debts. The °attributions* are 33 in number ; ow, Mr. W. T. Adam*, of Worcester, is will=es a bolder of 3,58 S shares ; sum of the others, exception, bold more than 50 shares. The shares anti 51. each, of which 11. had been paid on 700 shares ealy. The company bad been formed for the purchase of an existing mine I. Gloucestershire, the price of which was axed at 30,0001., of which 18,000 f. was to be in paid-up shares of the company. At the last sitting the list of metributories vas closed with the exception of one name—that of liir Charles Fox, who denied his liability except in respect of twenty paid-up gam, which he bad agreed to accept is part payment of his profiesicmal services ea easiness. to the company on the amtpletion of the work. Brae claims were Ins dimmed of. Mr. David Fox, of Manehmiter, who had contrasted to supply the company with nmehinsry to the amount of 2.4001., sought to prove for 7501. for breach of contract, omasiceed by the stoppage of the oompary before the machinery was delivered. Mx. Dons supported the proof ; Mr. Boxburgh, on behalf of Use official liquidator, opposed it, on the ground that the claim was in the mann of unliquidated damages, which mewed to be assmesd by a jory. Rio Hamar allowed • Mains to be entered, to be ex punged if not turned into proof by a certain day, end the mete to be paid by the claimant. Mr. Henry lint, of Wellington-square, Chelsea, Modeled • proof for 1,0001. odd, oa four promissory notes of 2501. each. 84,4044 _ _ A olZai of 4,6921., made by the Worcester City and Comity Book, wan withdrawn. Mr. Doria made an application on behalf of Sir Charles Fox that his name should be expunged from the list of contributories, upon which it bad been put down for tweedy Mares. He contended that the two esemotial elemeete to constitute Sir Charles a contributory were wanting, via., the acceptance of shares, and Sir Charles's authority for his name being plowed oz the mister. Sir Charles denied in Coto that he bad ever accepted shares, sad sloe that be had given autho rity for his name to be placed ea the register. Mr. Roxburgh urged that the court had no authority to remove the name , but that the proper tribunal to which application should be made was the Court of Chanoery. His Honour said he agreed with Mr. Roxburgh, sod thought that directly Sir Charles Fox found his name on theregiater, he should have takes active steps to have it removed instead of remaining quiescent. He should there fore refuse the application, reserving the question of oasts. Mr. James Hattie attended to check the proofs. THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) BOW-STREET. Anne Bryan, the wife of • compositor, living in New Chrtrch-ivourt, Strand, was charged with having WWII the dee* of hes infant male child while in a state of drunken wen. (It was supposed that she had ovoids Use child, but Weenie not supported by the evidence.) Apes Campbell, the wife of another compositor, residing in the lame house, stated—The prisoner was eoefieed on the Chef February. Yesterday morning, the 19th, she came to nay door and I spoke to her. She was sufferiag from the effects of drink. From what her little girl told me I went to the beadle. Afterwards I returned to the house, and in the prisoner's room I found the child dead in the bed. I asked her how it happened, :and • she said, " As far 24 I know the child was lying between me sod my husband, and whirs I was trying to roue. it I found it was dead." I did not my anything more to her, for she was so stupid from duck that she could not understood me. The child's face appieeed dimuloured, and I thought it had died from con as. Susan Mott, a neighbour, corroborated. Clam itockcliff, deputy to the lendlord of the lodging. house, confirmed the previous aim...ea She was convinced the deceased had died from conyulsicue. She bad been 15 prom a nurse at the King's College Hospital, and had experience of such cameo She bad seen the prisoner Of her husband the worse for liquor till oaths 1011 inst., the night of the illuminations; us fact they were teeto tallers, but on that night they broke the pledge and came home drunk. They had been drunk ever sine—the primaer suffering from delirium tremens. On this occasion she seemed quite idiotic. Hr. Brooks surgeon to the Strand Union, said he axe. Wad the child, and fined that it bad died from coeval. dons. There wars BO marks of blows OT pressure. OD postmortem exandeatioe, be found that a vessel in the head was tuptured. Them was no sign of asphyxia. The prisoner was discharged. A.lretnan earned Therese Campbell is now under remand, ellemed with stealing the blankets from Mrs. Bryan's bed. WESTII STF-R. 11 /11 , /-ACCUSATION or MILD MURDER AND ILITIUMID 111311trag. _ _ _ Basso Coebkatoree, a respe --- e ' Lllydreseed young worse, lsrplaced at the her clamed with hariog accused herself with the murder of her child and with =Meg twoor three httesopts to commusit essiside. Witham Langton. pellee.constable 56 B, rid—l WU on duty in the Kin's-road, Orissa, at bell-peat one TEE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 20, 1803. this morning, wheh I observed the prisoner, who appeared in • most excited and dejected state. I inquired of her what wee the matter, w h en she sa id th at her distress wee mused by her having thrown her child from Battersea-bridge into the river Thames. She then went towards the bridge and I followed her, accompanied by 155 B. determined to watch her closely. When she got to Cheyne.walk she filled this handkerchief 101 l of stones and tied it round her Deck. She thee got over the railing between her and the river, and we. about to plunge in, when I seized and yin.veuted her. She as signed as a nelson for attempting to junlp into the river that her heart was Linke° in consequeoce of her having de stroyed her child. She did not attempt to deny that it was her intention to drown herself. Mr. Arnold—Did she give any further explanation of her coadoct Witness—She said that her husband had left her, and that she beanie destitute, and had in consequence bees iodated to throw the child into the Thames. She eras very excited and appeared as though she bad been drinking. Mr. Arnold—Did you make any search for the child Witness -We did, and found it safe at prisoner's mother's. Her enter is here now with the child. Prisoner made two other desperate attempts to drown herself. Mr. Arnold—Did you not take her to the station when you took her in Cheyue•walk ! Policeman —She was anxious to show us the particular spot, as she said, where she had thrown her child into the river, and she took to to Bsttsrnea•bridge for that purpose, when she twice suddenly broke sway from us. The sister having produced the child, which is at the breast, the magistrate suggested that it should be given up to the prisooer, whom he remanded for a week, but that the sister should accompany her with it to the prison, lest she should harm it. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MA RIE.LANIS.—(TiiIB DAY.) Coastwise and by land carriage, only a limited quantity of English wheat was received fresh up this morning; con sequently the show of samples was small. The general condition of the wheats, however, was tolerably good. The attendance of miller, both town and country, was mode rate, and good and fins goatlike were in steady request, at full ?rites. Low and damp parcels, however, mat a dull bigotry at late rates. For the time of year, the imports of foreign wheat are on a full average scale. The business doing in it was by no mesas extensive ; nevertheless, Monday 'a currency was fairly sup ported. Floating cargoes of grain were inactive. Compered with last week, however, the fluctuations in prices were willies. There was a fair inquiry for One simples of barley, both English and foreign, at fall quotatious ; but grinding and distilling sorts wars heavy, at barely the late decline in value. The malt trade was in a sluggish state, at about previous rates. The show of samples was by no means ezteasive. We were heavily supplied with foreign oats. Pies samples of English and Scotch realised full pries' ; but heated qualities were in some instatioes the tarn cheaper. Beans haog on head ; nevertheless, no quotable ebaoge took plaice in prima. The sale for peas was somewhat heavy, at Mooday's OUITNICy. We have to report an inactive inquiry for both English and foreign flour, at about previous rates. Foreign clover mad was the turn cheaper ; but Esgfish parcels ruled firm. Linseed and rapeseed commanded ex treme rates ; but cakes met a slow inquiry, with a large quantity on offer. The export trade in oil seeds continues tolerably active. CURRENT P GICIB. IGaLI M. Per Qr. WHEAT. • S. 1_ Flex, Bent, Wif 40 to isi Per Qr. OATS. I. 2. geotelt, Irish, vh ° 11 1" „ black _ l6 lo 21 Malting . Grinding. 28 to 42 30 to 34 26 10 le I Awn , liits= 29 to SI Tick lei to 31 1 Harrow 'Woo _ _ as to a 1 Orey 1 Maple ,white ... 94 to $6 SS to 40 ... ST to 40 zusthe and ketch fish lorelga Total .. %Meat. Barley. Malt Oats. Flour. qrs. gm qra ws. aseka brls. 710 1010 MOO 110 520 .. 1340) 11700 61440 290 11200 j 16190 121100 5600 61150 749 11100 LIVERPOOL COTTON & CORN MARKETS. (THIS DAY.) Om iLicnuo AND DITIORNATIONAL TILZOILAPS.) IMO* 001 OWW ootaanrutscuarr.) Carron.—Daring the early part of the week, market was rather animated, bat of Wednesday. in cosesquence of no 'topples* coming from Manoliester, the Moe of the market became quiet and eked, dull. Committee's quotations for fair American raised id. per lb. • Sant, id. to id. ; American. id. ; Brasil sad Egyptiia, ld. above the quota tions of this day week. COM—Market quiet. and wheat a turn easier ; flour slow sale. liaise corn steady; beans, la. to la. fol. dearer; oats and oatmeal dull. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE (By RLEcratc nuicaurs.) WARWICK MEETING.-(THIS DAY.) SCURRY HANDICAP. Flower Safety Lord Stanley lokermao 4 no. UNION HUNT CUP. July ... ... ... Lily O'Connor . ... Paddy from Cork ... 7 vaa. GRAND ANNUAL STEEPLECHASE. Sinking Fund ... ... ... Light of Other Days ... ••• CAVALRY STEEPLECHASE. Three miles. Kn. Nortoo, Polly Fearsought, Maid of ts hill. sad Huntsman aro Lora LIGHT-WEIGHT . BTEBF . 'LECHASF.. About three miles. Worcester, Parole, Tambourgi, irely, - /QV Diana are here. ENTRY FOR THE HUNT CUP STEEPLE. Forlorn Hope, Sir Stephea, Deception, llazyßaker, The Prophet, Homburg, Antelope, sod St. James. All are here. ARIINTD.—Wee Nell. LATEST BETTING. CITY A.ND SUBURBAN. 11 to 1 sot Adventurer (t) 20 to 1 Gardener (t) SHARE LISTS-MHIS DAY.) Two o'Cwoc. There is little business in the railway market to-day, and the variations in the prioat of the lead ing stocks are few and unimportant. The general tone, however, is still adverse. Loudon and North- Western stock has declined 4 per cent., and Lan cashire and Yorkshire and South-Eastern 1. Metropolitan shares are quiet, at 131 to 1. London and North Western stock is now quoted 971 to ! ez div. ; Great Western, 661 to 66, ex div. ; Midland, 1221 to 123, ex div. and new ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1081 to 1, ex div. ; Caledonian, 1151 to 1161 ; South Eastern, 90/ to9l, ex div. ; Great Northern. 121 to 122, ex div. ; Great Eastern, 494 to 4. ex div. ; and London and South Western, 1001 to 101, ex div. Lombardo-Venetian Railway shares are slightly flatter, at 231 to 1. Other foreign lines are quiet. Indian and Canadian railway securities are without change of importance. .11111.111' ei Sau (rd I &Anwar'. I 01 . 1 ^ 4 Prka• I gales tO4ll/ yesterday. to 1 p.n. *us, * 00...1....aus V al. BOWS, NA C. Bristol and lizaSse Caledadas Owl sad limadat.. Do. A J A oo . a . v..Zsiii Do. Bip.o.=toti Dabila sad r. e d Dowd„Pottli.* AbolLra idlabandi and rilameo• ewes* B. Groot *Worn Do. A Stock Do. lad Kn g u — ra 0111 Si Geeel Nertlm.r. 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Do. lboyai MAI SW.. Sostilob Aut. In-oo•r S.A.triesa Irrlss.lay.(ll. iota Alumina L Illemootos ToL &My Do. do :Mtn to Goat Imo T.* 4.a Agog.) V.I . Troiddtla.Co.ll.CoasJ, U. [Libido= T.I. (1 yea OldwoolVo Wed.... toe i • s a. Tm • I"i re i •81 18i xd • 8) Amid' 87 89 I P=l 16 21p6 61 b 3 I} 01 dt. tlu &ii 78} pr 1,441 to iu~ al 26 Id 2. 71 ou 15 28 6$ OD 06 II 16 ia ill SA PI 110 10) 110 +m tor 11 II 91 101 4 lb. l 1/ li 27 IS id 4 4 i 14 I ok ail i s Pal 11 pa If I I 9 2 pue St 4 nil nr ta id id 1 ) 2 Pal ' Par 1 Pal 1 $ li Pail f • T Tf 1 AU r M TS T 6 16 18 oss dls 18 SO j S s• I li a• 114 MS 149 die paz 11.1 I &19' # 6 # 444 16 1 10 1 19 99 I pa' °i 14 ii 27e zd 1 4 MONEY MARKET.-(THIS DAL) Two o'CLoow. The stock markets remain dull in character. Gus°ls, however, though unmarked by soy increase of business are quoted about 1-16 per cent, better than they closed yesterday. The railway market is still rather heavy. Foreign stocks are likewise dull, realisations predominating as regards some of the mope speculative descriptions. The scrip of the New Italian Loan is fiat, at 1 dia. to par. There has been less excitement in the market for the scrip of the new Confederate Loan, but the prioe, after standing during part of the morning at yesterday's final quotation of 44 to 41 prem., has risen to 41 to 5 prem. At Paris this morning, according to Mr. Reuter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renters opened ' at 68fr. 97c., being without change. Consols are now quoted 92 to for money, and 924 to' for the account (April 8). The official business report is as follows :-Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 92 ; ditto for &meant, 921 ; Three per Cents. Red uced,9ol ; New 7'hree per Centa., 901, ; New Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 764 ; Bauk Stock, shut ; India Five per Cent stock, 1081, ; Five-and-a-Half per Cent. "entered " rupee paper, 1121 ; and Exchequer Bills, ls., 4s. dis. In the foreign stock market the alteration in prices is not material, but the tendency is unfavour able. The New Peruvian and Venezuelan Loans, as well as Turkish Consolid6s, have declined about per cent. Spanish Passive Bonds and Cer tificates are dull. Some of the present quotations are annexed :-Turkish, 1854 Loan, 90 to 91 ; ditto, 1858, 671 to 684 ; ditto, 1862, 681 to 691 ; the Consolid4s, 44 to 1 ; Greek, 2q to 214 ; Peruvian of 1862, 87 to ; and Venezuelan Sax per Cents., 59 to 4. Transactions are recorded as follows -Bra zilian, 1862, 1858, 1860, 93}, Dutch Cer. tificates, 103 ; Egyptian, 961, ex div. ; ditto, second issue, 961, ex div. ; Greek, 2q, 21 ; Italian, for account, 691 ; Mexican, for account, 311, 1 ; Moorish, 931 ; Peruvian, 1862, 871, 87 ; Portuguese, 1862, 47; Russian, 1822, 944, 1, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 941 ; Spanish, for ac count, 531 ;ditto Passive, 261 ; ditto Certificates, 91, ; Turkish, 1858, 671, 68, ex div. ; ditto 1862, 691 ; ditto for account, 691, 681 ; ditto Guaranteed, 1021 ; Venezuela, 1862, 69, 4, 581; ditto One-sod a-Half per Cents., 124. Fors o'CLOOO. Consols are quoted 92 to i for money, and 92} to g for the account, showing no change. The list for the new Italian Loan was closed last evening. According to one rumour, it is about 2,000,0001., the total sought in this market having I been 3,000,0001. of cash. The applications in London alone for the new Confederate Seven per Cent. Cotton Loan of 3,000,0001. have already reached upwards of 5,000,0001., and it is accordingly notified that the list will be closed to-morrow at • 2 o'clock. The subscriptions appear to be from persons of all grades, and chiefly in very moderate amounts. The extent of the demand in the provinces is not yet known, but is believed to be large, particularly at Liverpool and Manchester, the seats of the cotton trade. It is a peculiarity of this loan that, though of limited amount, it is to be distributed over so many markets. By a general understesiding amongst the dealers, all the transactions are to be settled on Friday, the 24th of April, before which date the scrip will be ready for issue. The effect of this arrangement will be, that there will be no necessity to call upon the Stock Exchange Committee to come to a formal decision with regard to the status in this market of the as yet unrecognised Confederate government. It is presumed that, after the first settlement on the 24th of April, the scrip or bonds will be currently dealt in and settled for every fortnight, in the same manner as is done with Turkish Consolidie, a security which has never yet been formally ad mitted into the Stock Exchange, or had an o ffi cial I bettling day. About 9,0001. in gold waa taken to the Bank yesterday. Mr. Lewis H. Haslewood has just issued a notice in which he states that he has at the earliest possible moment called the attention of his Excellency Don Canoe Gutierrez, the Salva dor Minister, and of the other commissioners for the Salvador Loan, to the rumoured threatened inva aion of that State by Guatemala. The commis 'loners have, therefore, honourably arranged that the subscription list hall be kept open until ten Idays after the arrival of the next mail from the Pacific, due the 314 inst., and that if the news then to arrive shall not be deemed satisfactory by 'any subscriber, he *hall have the option, at any time during those ten days, of withdrawing his application and his deposit. It is at the same time emphatically reiterated that the proceeds of the loan are required solely for internal improvement*. A reference to the votes and proceedings of the House of Commons on Tuesday last shows that the following resolution was reported by the standing orders committee :—" That, in the case of the Globe Insurance and Liverpool and Loudon Fire and Life Assurance Companies, the petition fur leave to deposit a petition for a bill, the standing orders ought not to be dispensed with." The bill, therefore, cannot be submitted to the House of Commons this year. - The Midland Railway traffic return shows this week an increase of 2,4231. over last year ; the Lan cashire and Yorkshire an increase of 4,1011. ; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire an increase of 7111. ; the Great Northern a decrease of 8171. •, the Nor th Eastern an increase of 2,6131. ; and the Great Western an increase of 1,3401. . . . . At the weetiugyesterday of the Atlantic Telegraph Company, the directors' report was agreed to. The chairman, the Right Ron. J. 8. Wortley, mentioned that the board are only waiting till the subscrip tion reached 300,0001., when they will commence operations. Three•fourths of this amount had already been subscribed, and even if they fail to obtain 80,0001. more, he said be cannot believe the British government would leave them in the lurch. _ . •~ At the half-yearly meeting of the Van Dietnen's Laud Company, held yesterday, the directors' report waa adopted. It referred to the gold explorations ou the company's property, and the benefit that will attend its future operations should they prove successful. _ _ - . ----- The certificates of Aare. in the London, Bir mingham, and South Staffordshire Sauk (Limited) are now ready for delivery in exchange for the bankers' receipts. The following is Messrs. Culverwell, Brooks, and Co.'s result of yesterday's hide sales : At the fifth series of hide sales for the year a fair business was does,. in both salted hides sad kips. Fast india —Oa and Cow—C.lmMa were is fair request, and of the quantityo ff ered a large proportion foetid buyers. The deemed was chiefly for export. Prices were is most instances firm, and epos heavy hides as Weems of id. per lb. must be quoted. Madras, roodicberry. ides., sold The analysis of the salsa is 120,1178 Calcutta sew parcels, 1:42,496 brought forward from former sales, and 3,093 Madras, Pondicherry, &a., in all 06,567 hides, of which 130,720 were sold. East India—Buffalo were dull of sale, bang mostly bought in. Leather—Best India. sold fairly at about former ratan Australian brought full prices for the quality, which, in many err, was inferior. Salted Hide—Australian were in better request, although only a portion of the quantity offered wm sold ; prior wen about equal to those obtainable at the Met sales. Sorb American were *early all passed. Cape sold fairly. Dry Hides—South Americas were &lay bought in. Hors Hair—South American—Salted were 41 bought in. Ditto, white.. 41 to 6$ Nakotit and Lincoln rod ..... • 40 to 60 BLILLET. eo to ea Kingston sad Ware 60 to 419 Brown MW. Rape:, Norfolk, and Old and nem 01111 Latish, feed St to 1* 19 to 23 23 to 26 10 to /3 Tow Per Or. W 9 RAT. I. S. Dentsle and Konya -2.72, l4l to es Dm=l: Itemise. hard w i white .. Gdi OAT!. 49 to SS 03 a 61 42 to 46 a to 43 64 to a 60 to 66 Dutch, 1:rfl. 23 to 26 10 to SS U to 76 18 to 28 food ARRIVALS OF GRAIN, de., IN WATIR CARRIAGE, 71.011 CLU4IVL 40 U lt 14 11 . lid id 49 40 17 49 24 25 ISt NE IN .21 LS6 IN 'Ol ', 656 1062 19131 72 74 114 116 194 404 974 94 lou lul 46 44 11l 1$ 12, 123 1 4 41 Pa , 99 94 00 62 21 ye 9132 902 IN tit 8671 114 11 RRITI to romensuoim RAILIVAII. I ,Milarlie sat lairrow. Bean RAIL eftlagAp.s. I Do. New • I adk Do. lot Ntaksi t ew. 13barea ronsia I Do. —Penmen . alf.. Brast,..kOoderna Clad Bds., Aug. 1. D m o. fflno Do. Jade O tual4o neana I II Se Di ana ms A B Doekip.o.red awd Bad Wise gue. 6 p.n , De. 0. Itendelod Do. H. do Dread Week of Damtei De. let p nod Bonds Do. do. deterred • Do. bul Do. do. deterred' Do. 3rd prat. sNek ! Do. ao. ' , ended Do. Ida pref. Stork 1 j Do. nned area. ha rtd* Do. New Do. January. let! • D 6.11. °flaring.6 r. et M. Wed Climb. 116. was Do. Now I Detap.eßdapag33,w.tp Dtatte=dd i r g ra d 9 ladles Madras Quad 4 pa at. Do. do. =lt Do. dd per oh Itolb.Oorp.Op. Aileen , ltelb. add Hoteoa By It Illranksyriat t C•lll6da elan • sad B !11. B. ot Canada 6 p. e delude ids Epee end—, De. Delhi do. Do. do. do Do. Poi do. daab. do- I Do. do. . De.lad.6l.7loLe.6iLe Maas prior yestenlag. ;too 'IN too too too too —.., ...; 4 a "4"1 103 106 106 k !*4 Re iir 1 1661 11 P 9 1 90 94 21 86 CS 60 U 60 60 41 48 60 44 34 38 $4 29 U 96 we 1044 143 t 104 ym 1 Pm 11. 12/ 8 74 Oa 100 102 98 96 as 1 I} pm 26 /144 104 PI II 104 t Y Id loti IT 8 6 81 f 3 1(6 107 106 106 I 91: 1031 1018 N 100 marruia 'LUIS& Wo. 1 Bb. 1 ODOM 1 Pd. 10. grafts I Balsa. 75.000 1 Cambrian Um. (Sold, L 6 1 Iha - 2,000 .. Clifford AmaL all 10 V - 1.014 .. Der. O. Con. (ravish ) I ISO 610 - 11,:. ( .. prober/ails - Mt .. Nam 8..' (Illoaan• - 40.000 1 Amt Clogan Gold (Lim, 51. 11 die Ipm -. 4164 .. Bes 4 Carailaa 0,006 .. **Cara Dna 500. .. [Rd ltasesl(Taitalk 8.1.6d , 44 1 - 661 .. Draiabler &BA Maya 681 ,14 10 - 0,000 .. Greiff South Tolgm 11.901 .. B. Wt. Yor (Relabal 4 O 61 7 - 0.0% .. (hearth* - 1,014 .. !hood a foot it 111 a 46 43 - 0.004 - Magian Downs illarOd 11 11 - 6,006 .. [My Bertha 2.0.0. 1 1 - Oh .. Ilarprel (Oar Want( 8 ) 81 1 3 - 0.001 .. 1.. t. Valley - 40,0 ff 6 Virondy Into Ore O4 1 01 As 114 - 400 .. New Solon - tem .„ Nora Dolma 36 141 3 1 - 700 .. North Roekear - lam .. a. Wa. Oar* (Mem 42.170. 4; 41 - 4.640 .. Note Wheal *oho . 64.0. 41 6 - 4.406 .. Par C 0... ilia Rimer) . 16 41 44 -. 1,10 10 4 rohdeooe IL Want 10.67. 41 42 - 700 .. @askew Noweth .. 8 10 - MI .1 a (Mamba' ;M. tame,. II . 416 42* - 8,001 . .. J. Cara Brea (Massa, .6' 3 , Id) 31 41 - 60t .. tW. hawse (Mogan 16 18. r. 90 96 - 6% .. , Dray Park 1 i 14..! 17 16 - mu 6 romarlllaLred 11a.l as i l -• 4001 .. Pia Croft 6,00 t .. Weil Basset Massa) l6 .24 - LON .. W. Condom (Lamm) 5 33 - 40. - gest Sawa - 512 .. WI. Baia* (Mop* - lb .. Wb. Banff Madruth) 61 Oi 671 - 6,901 - Wheal Ladoo4s 2.10.8 61 81 a(6 _ tw .14, , 1. ftnikiftliaen 8 I i6 l -. 296 .. Wbeal Satan 6B; 210 260 1464 1,091 .. Wb. Dahomey (Lk& 7 :17 28 - 6,000 .. ,Wheal Calm POEMS MINIS. Po. 1 Mt 1 =ha lPd 1 Ct. prior. 1 8.14 e. 1k13016 111 limileallim - 18,0961 1 Boa Amor& lhatted 1 1 1 - 16,080, 6 Beall Lit 11.0..(1.1m 1 . d i. 11 24 - 15,000 10 Cape Copper (Limited, ' 1 Ipm 10.000 1 11 Ovals BUrer - 14000 90 Oopi-pt e rra r i.) . - 100,000 1 Don Pe iro,N. Del Bey 1 I Ipm - 150.0; 1 Dun Moansala Dagarri I al• - 16,0001 II Bast Del Ibmillaffted, 1 ora - *OOO I Portal,* (Um) 90,001/ le General at 20 V *400) 8.11.cp.15 Amaralla(l. 11411 1 CI, - o,oB* 1 Kapaaaa (Lim) par 1 per 11 14000 lAnares al 8 81 id -zd 118, 111,11 080 16 llLaal sita Malaa rdta id 1 1 - 100,000 IL Anreos Bras. G.M. (L all 21 21 - 85000 N. Ithluee.oi . Aas.(L) . 1 1 Idi - MBA i PaalebandhleerLeal 611 1 3 - 108,001 Po* Plillffp 1 11 11 - Seats Borbara Gold II 8 1 dl.l ma - 80,600 &Wald Aastba (Um (I 1 4tih i 11.600 16 34..101m del Ley (Idm.• is 6 0 63 - 417 e 911 awned Weximia.... I 281 11 6 61 10,1110 10 Paricoarer Ohl g/m4 ) 6 i ffh 1 in. r. ~„aao, 1 la male ses ,IAI& , I • 6 ,t - ANSI S radaimaiatsaa (WA ). .0 4 1 2 44 JOINT STOCK contutTnitiii In g ikal an 1 IN& (We.) ttag.NooLdiAto ••••••• ,filndaen.Chinatlap.(l4 Bank, Limited Landon and Brazilian.. Loa.B.Ayreeda.Plate (L Lew Ob. (lank nt In,. London and Colonial (L. Leaden and Ovens, .. Landes Joist Meek .. Loa. and Middlesex (L. Ina and Northern (L. L,,ad.v. 4,•••.• Low t S.Western (Lla. Lea and Wevionme..... Nemo. a Prov. Bank (L. . Do-R .snsd. 'Midland Bank (lii.) ..I Crew oi Do. do. ao li h alloaal bank N ow Booth Wales 16 Valaatal Beak Uorpore 11. Ottoman Bask IC Do. Now lOU • Provtaoinl of 1-. 0 .• , 10 61elade. Pout , a Deild (L L I 23 South Australis 100 IStaad.of brit.a.Afrlaa4 26 thaom of Awry., . 100 Va. of Eolf.&Praace (2... ma Illoloa of Ireland 11A15.1.1 60 , Omar at Loran.' Vele of AIM& 1414 1•0 100 hOO Ilfletaela ata. • vireo.. Waterford d< Kilkenny Woes tiornwell I ii.T Taut . 7pWri;.* k, I iv.* _l 7 4l3iftr. , I D* ol4: kNirron; IORZION RAILWAY& 6.66. 61DYia 1 . • aro, am' 11 Belelas IL Junest i e . 11 Ayrei G. Southern L 'CkB . l ", l ? ° !Dealt Ihisdab ..... ideas of /moo .... II AL ddries ♦ p... ifrlfold!""km& lla M Jauc iu. ' --. Nam& Liege t :p . the c. ep.Pet Belg.gov. Ittrthlrn of De. Now Slum — 1N31611 &Lynn g. 7p. 4 i iDiewestaa bat traL 69 1014oisuueveyra461,t9) 9 rLyosa.andllatt4. 669 . sad Wear as PurtuguenefaUs.,lll69•l *Amite awl .4.1.949:., .4. . , ____ —• 12,165 mod Dormsbamm I a e r ial 1 14 . I C I f par esti. .... —1 awl Mem . 12 ; D ia j..2 .oi. per awl Prot 7ponli il Do. do. LAmmtAlomo•Voosilaal i....s a ..rpsokllssret pi I Soothers ol Propos-- ID forgo and Se .....1& • 4 Do. do Wool Iffsadas -- I 7 0 1 D. fjper wet.Pnl i I wool& N. W. el Proarcol II 7 1 — It " I Par I I dis' 1 ps' i Pal 8 die a► 46 t t 111. pa 16 161 tt —i ' ar 1 I die 13 1 di ti ONIAZ OnvitllN WitN r 6.10171.1111 CL PrieW 861". No 18h. I I rd. I IPdI CI Woes. I Web. 11.311 A. - 1100.6104 St. IConDnorelal IN 1 ... ... 11t000 St . Do. 6 ',set Ilre. MM IN 2.0,,603,16 St , lap and Wtol (Wis 160 lot 141 1,633,3101 St. London lOO 16 67 lie 1,93'000 St ' 6t Katharnat DO ad Is 380,461 Rt. 'llouttumpton 606.000 , It. 'Vlotorta 1.010. SO I Do. Sow 96 9S 1 dl pr Town made: pe;1100 ..._ Ina. — '-- 41 to 47 Hossobokl 4O to 41 Country Norfolk and Suffolk, sr ship 3l to 33 Per Qr. OATS. S. r. Donkb sad Swedish 17 to It 18 to 21 ISYPUIn. I Maple Boilers. brow Cows. White Yellow _ FLOOR. Trench, per sack Spanish, Ansecursa, per bet . sew 42 33 to 43 ts to 24 It to 27 RV LoNDON, BY LAND AND MARC/114 TO ILUICH 111, IN- MINOING LAttii..-(TFIIB..DAY.) SUOMI. —There has been less disposition to purchase, and prices of Havannab show a decline of 6d. per cwt. West India decriptions have also barely sup. ported previous prices. Refined, home trade description* bsve sold steadily, but crushed is dull of sale, and hinnies his been done at easier prices. Correa. —The parcels of Ceylon brought to public' see °retinue to meet a very active competition, and the priors in favour of the sellers. Triage plantation sold 70s. to 80e. ; fine ordinary to good middling, 82s. to 90.. ; pea. berry, 3a. to 91.. ; Native Ceyloo, good ordinary, 73a. to 73s 6d. • superior, 75e. ; Mocha common, yellowish, 945. 6d. to 965. ; and Rio, fine ordinary, 73e. to 755. 6d. Cocoa.—The 'demand is quiet at priions prices, which are paid for email lota, gray Trinidad, 16.. to 60a. ; red, 68a. 61. to 91s. 6d ; Granada, ordinary to good, 4.95. to 50a. ; fine, 60e._ Tu.—The market is quiet. Rtes.—With the exception of some Ballast at Bs. 3d. to Ba. 6d.. no sale of importance reported. Factr.—Then is • good demand tot both current' and raises, and firmer prices have been paid. Rue.-250 puns. sold; Bort:rice and Surinam at la. 541. ; Demerara, ls. 6id. to ls. 6d. Suarsras. —A good Waimea has been transacted at 375. to 38e. 6d. for refnatices 101 to 21. Corros.—TM market is very dull, and press have de clined fully tel. per lb. Haar.—Russian steady at 351.. for St. Petersburg clean. TALLOW HARICE'T.—(THIS DAY.) Tb market is quiet. Tows tallow is quoted 4.4. 3d. net emit; Petersburg Y. 0., on the spot, 44a. ; all the month, 435. 9d. to 445. ; April to Jane, 445. ; October to De. ember, 443 e. 81 BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—(THIS DAY.) Yarn. Pottendeo sad Smith report no alteratioe is the trade during the week. Fate hope mute, sad prices Arm. HIDE MARKET.—( TH IS DAY.) _ . LILADIXII ALL. —Hiths ; —Prior : 56165. to 6411:6., to ; 64Th.. to 721b5., 21.1. to 3d. ; 72Ibs. to 80lbs.; 31 so 3ed. ; 80I6s. to 881 l 3d. to 4d. ; 88Th.. 961b961b... 30. to Sad. ; Hans os. hid.., 8.. 6d. to 10s. 8d ; Colt oho.. 804 2.. Od, to 4..08. • full, 6.. BiraxoNDstr.-Bbosp skim, rill to --a. —dL ; Keats rod half-brads, 9a. Od. to lo ; Downs, 7., Oa. to 9.. Od. ; Shaorlings, 1.. 6d. COAL M ARKET. —( DAY.)THIS __ ._ Walla Zed Hottest, 1&. ; Walla Ed Hass;ell, 18a. ; m i dy bed Ti.., 17.. 9d. ; Wylent, 16a. ; Upheld Hoar Butes, 12a. 34. ; Behead. Hartley, 15s. ; Davidaces Hartley, 15e. ; Hastings Hartley, 15a. ; Lambert's Hartley, 166.- 10 ships at market. THE NORTHERN CIRCUIT. —At a special court of the Northern Circuit, held at York yesterday, it was re. solved : —That the articles which appeared in the Tines of the 18th last, ender the heed " Northern Circuit," so far sa it professes to give expression to the opinion of the bar, with reference to the proposed alteration of the circuits, is (+direly unauthorised, and was written and published without the knowledge or sanction of this circuit, which has hitherto carefully abstained from expressing an opinion touching any alteration whatever peopoesd to be made io the &here tic+) of the circuit. That the above resolution be oommuni noted by the junior to the leading Loudon newspapers with a request, that it may be published. The yellow fever is indigenous to Mexico. It exists at Vera Cruz sod is the interior every summer, and will be ver7 fatal to the ?mach. It u ius infectious di sease, and is corned from Msxieo to New Orleans, from which place it spreads to Mobile,Galviston, Vicksburg, Savannah. Charleston, and eves so high ea Memphis. It was terribly fatal Dome years sans at Norfolk and Portsmouth, in Virginia, end has paid visits to Philadelphia and New York.—Anterican paper. 33 to 36 26 to 32 36 to SO 36 to 40 n to 34 31 to 33 °ADMAN! MAIM AND STOCKS. U. IN 41 14 iat The return of the Beak of England for the week ending Wednesday, March 18 compared with that for the previous week, shows the following changes : =' isms 0 1 714 astir. ... Public deposits 9,343,499 'aortae, 660.600 Other deposits Government aseurities in bankmg' department Ckherasetuithe in boaking department Coin and bullion is both slepartments 14,547,812 Increase Itirein day end other bills 553,101 Demers The Rest Notes in reserve Total reserve (notes it mix in Wakes( department). 9,738,582 Doman, 11,391 The increase in the government deposits being counteracted, in its general effect on the ?lank accounts, by the decrease in the private dept Oita and by the increase in the private securities, the reserve is nearly stationary. The coin and halli on have increased. 13.1.11( OP 1010 LAND.—As sal 818 VlB., 8. 118. bw Ur w , 18, UM mad pursuant. Is the Jae 711. ending or Weissdajr, list • mo. DE Nair lad L 28,322 .tie TiOve — rnieeel debt smousso Other seeurldlee . MOO* Odd oohs sod bet Ilea ;MAMA wilhae 91 =rletarof Capital L 14.56110 009 40 611, abbe Depeita (ht. eluding Exteeq., Bev. Beaks, Olos. Ws. Natleeel Debt, arel Dlr Abets) Other Deprelta. DURAND Wyse 4sy sod oilier BWe 6611,101 £41,129,769 BArch 19, 1918. /128,132.40 - Genesee:at elopo• eu.le In Dead Weight m softy) 611.1•3146 Othor Seorilloo , 29.191,882. Not. 013,126 Gold old flUvor Ccda 876,367 w. 11 MUM Derostid: o_ Iva Fel Parnow. 14,1.11,:t761 Consols, which closed yesterday at 14tO1 for the Bth of April, were first marked thi, t morning 924, and closed at 924, " sellers." For money the last price was 92 to 4. The official buds em report is as follows :—Tbree per Cent. Consols, ft e money, 924, 92, 4, 4 • ditto, for account, 924 • 1 'hree per Cents. Reduced, 902 • New Three per 'Cal tr., 904, 4,4, 4 ; New Two-Mnd-a-Half per Cent t., 764 ; Bank Stock, shut ; India Stock, 229, 228 ; ditto Five per Cent. stock , 1084, 4, 4 • ditto F. Int. per Cent. Debentures, 100 ; ditto Bonds, Ms. prem. ; Five per Cent. enlaced " rupee paper, 106 4, 4. The India Five per Cent. block was qmote. I 084 to 4, and Exchequer Bills, 4s. to Is. din. India Bonds were sold at l&s.prem. In the market for bank shares there was a. i im provement in Alliance, Chartered Bank of I odic, Australia, and China, and London aad 8 outh Western ' • while Australasia, Bank of Eg rpt, London and Colonial, London and C,ounty, U tto man, and Union Bank of England and Frei toe, were quoted rather lower. Electric Telegraph t and Oriental Inland Steam shares were flat Tb. !re were some inquiries for United Kingdom' Teoe graph. The shares of the Imperial Bank of Turkey wet te quoted 84 to I prem. Ocean Marine shares closed to-day at 74 to 8 prem. ; Universal Marine, 14 to 1 dia. • Thames and'. Mersey, 24 to prem., ex div. ' • No r th Bntish and. Mercantile, 17 to 4, ex div. ; Commercial Union, to prem. ; Oriental and General Marine, 1 to 14 prem. ; and London and Provincial Marine, par to prem. The closing quotations for shares in new under takinp were as follows :—British and Foreign Marine, 11 to 14 prem. ; Cannes Hotel, 14 tot prem. ; City of London Fire and Life, 3 to 4 prem • Pe troleum Trading, to prem. ; Union M arine, 14 to 2 prem. ; Empire Marine, to t o p a r i e s z. , ; Intercolonial B ank of Australia and New to 1 prem. • Bank of Gibraltar and Malta, par to prem. • N ational Bank of Liverpool, 6to prem. ; and Mercantile and Exchange Bank, 4 to prem. A fall of about 2 per cent. took place to-day in United States Five per Cents. New Brunswick, Natal, and Mauritius Government Debentures I were in demand. MINES.-(THIS DAY.) Two o'CLoox. The mining market is active today, with a large amount of business. East Caradon shares are firmer, at 411 to 42 North Raskear are quoted 56 to 58 ; Wheal Seton, 245 to 250 ; and Great Fortune, 371 to 381. In the Stock Ea t change East Capon have been dealt in at 41 ; Great South Tolgus , at 51 ; Tincroft, at 22 ; Wheal Lndcott, at 61 ; and Wheal Seton, at 246 . Scottish Australian and United Mexican shares are rather dull, other foreign and colonial mines being inactive. PROVINCIAL SHARE MARKETS. treafa6f. ][eery 19-' today :--Orest listens, 44- Great Wan ern. 60-London and North Western, 974-1110. cheater, Sheffield, mid Lingainshise, 461 -Midland stock 1221- Ditto New Shares, Se. 3d. fa 74d. Is. 2s. 3d. Di 2N. 3d. p.- South Eastern and Dover, 91-Great Luxembourg, L 5 4-- Albion Insurance Company, i 3.16 las. 74d. p. -13ntleit and Ame rican Mr-hangs Bank, 44 ix-Mercantile Lxchange Dank, 1 yo,- National Bank, 6 61 6 p.- Confederate lire, 644 5 41 p. Mmicrgegint, Mutat 19.-There was a good saarket„ bat pekes were generally rather lower. Great Eastern, 694-OmM Luxem bourg, it 13.16 4 1616-Oreat bathers A, 1111-Urait Ship, ug, 9d.-Grand 'Truk of Canada, 001-Great Western of Canada, 14-Great Western, SO - Illinois Central, 44 IL-Ditto pani up, flu-London and North Western, 96 74-Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 44 4 4-Metropoittan.l3 9-16 4-Midland, I=l 3 2)-South Easters, 914 1 904-Ditto 44 per oent. lord. PA- Thames and Mangy Waring Insurance. 24 p. Ship pref., 20s. 6d.-Milord New ti, 2s. gdo 2s. 3.1 p.-Ditto ditto G., D.. I. 9d. p.-Chester Guaranteed, 74 BanniClAM, MUCH 19.-The sales to-day included South Staffordshire Raman shares, 104 16s. -Birmingham Canal, 92)-Town and District Bank. 1.5}-Birmingham Wagon Pref. paid up share*, p.-and Gloucester Wagon, Ili-Great Wenern Birmingham Guaranteed stock, quoted. •• buyers," at 744-Stat fonlehire Or, at 100-and London, Birmingham, and South Stat. fordehlre Banks, It to 4 Oa DUBLIN, Mai= 18.-Thos per Cent. Consols, 911-New Three per Cent. Stock, 904 91-IPipt Water Debs., 4 per cant. (New; of 16)4, 811-Bank of Ireland, 1001. paid, 2214 -Eska Bank (Limited), 124 paid, (Ac.), 91-Belfast and Northern Conn. ties, SOL paid, 461-Dublin and Belfast Junction, 501. paid, 404 x d.-Debits and Kingstown, luo4. paid, 196-Dubll4 Wicklow, and Wetford inc.), 74-Great Southern and Western, 1001. paid. 104 -Midiami Great Western and RI. Canal, 601. paid. 52- Blidlind Great Weetern, halt shares, 15 paid, 9dn td- bin and Drughtnia, 4 per cent. gird. , pep., 1.01. paid. 9:.-Dublin, 91 tailor, ' and Wexford, 6 per cent., pep., 104 Ac , 13. RAILWAYS AND Poetic CONPANIZN IN P►III►- M!Nr.—Yeeterdq Lords Ebury (chairman), Braybrooks. Foley, Rceeberry, and Carew. met to coosider the bills of the Okehampten and Lidford Junction Railway, the Poch'- ben and Garmouth Railway, the Yarmouth Gas sad pridd Pooy- Water Weeks, taking tint the Okohamptou and Lidford Junction Railway, for the iuoirporaumi of the company and arrangemeata with the South Devon sod South Western Companies. The bill being unopposed was pawed. as was that of the Yarmouth Gas. The mks of kW Bristol Docks for sew docks. in oonoesioa with the railways at Bristol, with Beating harbour sod basin ou the ►eon, was opened by Mr. Hope Scott, Q.C., in Kr. Selo committee, and evidence takes in favour of the project. Additional witnesses were entwined for the Great Western and West Midland proposed asualgamatiou, ►nd the awe for the West Hartlepool Railway sod Harbour baring cloeol, that of the opposition will be beard os behalf of the dolma tore holders, Looks and North Western, and other interests. Tin:RATE-NINO ',MULL—At the Nenagh &BUMS William Fogarty was tried and convicted for sending a letter to Jobs Brindle'', threatening him with death if he did not pay a debt of 201. After about half as hour's de liberation the jury found the pruoeer guilty. The judge. In miming sentence, said—William Fogarty, in the most providential manner the 'videos* in this case has some to bight. You have bees convicted on the clearest evi dence of a most serious offence, for the maa who will is secret mod a threatening letter to another is coward enough to hire ea amnesia to take the life of him against whom be hae a grudge. In as !adjoining county a wretched man lies who will shortly forfeit his life to the outraged laws of his country, for hiring a (elm, who has already suffered, to commit warder. Your crime is one which breaks op social harmony, sad weeds terror through the community. Your sentence is that von sadergo four years penal servitude. Jobs Clifford, a teacher of writina, one of the witnesses is the case. was ordered into custody, in consequence of having gives his evidence very re. Inctantly. The Dutch claim, about 200,000 square miles of Borneo, and their merman for more ground. wnuld ProbiblY have caused Rajah Brooke coosiderable trouble hatthe go vernment of England not promptly T: i tr d i r tZ t i o ee thresh, sod taken the infant power ap .is Baniso r wr poss:o to n; uNthihopfe:tith!hoidakrzli.,in.Lh ba:itanille:etcmeici'lliarersedw:lll:eamcoun"eniianimm.t.""beer:ebyaeillarroo:ow kohmom, also Dutch territory. The eat g i ng Made is all is the hands of vessels flying the Dutch ea t —p c ,.... &or. 385,893 219,634 20,360 4,770 9,335 I