The Express. — London, England, 1857-08-06 00:00:00

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CASINO DE VENISE, HIGH la HOLBORN.— e iW MT 11 , id IN 0 —Tim solionin g Woa d of lado k doiab =ll tin gnaws Inmola an sod doo. Mel d dnis sey stamps aa &irrigates. SW dim Orem. at Yr. W. M. haw, rime. M TIOI sadda a olhas Mtwara la aPoLionloaloo. IIIOBBURT . BARN TAVERN.—Chateau deo mem t..r~oa. Itery n.►—n..+r a,. ... Platen. le OMNI= feat. Monier Ita. asormen Wdk—lidilledolylmirmi Oran Admindis.o•6llllllft. 'II REMEMBRANCE of the late Mr. . JIBUOLD —lUm JULIA PAMAJIA.MiNOIII , IIIORI .FT Meirlbenl lbe gmerem abift emr turas le Mee • NY u..... et Ns helmets iml ak. emumbilm ineol 1111•11* all Itra l Malls dew.lF We a m weds Im mem; awl Asia se km BMW utimid., NM :zea me er i lt em _. oNeet t ot.2= A Liao w Alma r r a re I a. 110 & ma II i leellA le. • w U.: M. melba Midi MI be hentaMleir trtto. at. le se be tad. AM plum le itoz.r. =wt., .. Q... way Air Wren • • alma my MIMI gliqp. . 1 , W ma OBITIVELY the LAST Lt vt . a menu DIILPIk .e baiEEK BUT ONE.— bbowied Pm. wore be Ima balk at Dr. ICAIIIM 141143011. INA. Z0& A. 1 . 1 0 4 414 Raw no bib. *berm ....b, ... Z......miz MIIIIII•es pingin•an at 17, La ian 44.41al Mai Wan 17tia bit Mbar a lobar. autemabry af Jo bubo at bib buirlanagialubba Awbbe. b. M. la Ye ablaba pas Ihmana, Kaaba Lew. as am ma ha sa 4.. 4r dela 4444.14.--i 4. 4. erv.aerpal./4 W EST END of LONDON and CRYSTAL PALACIO RAILWAY. ROT[ IS GISSRAL HALF. YEARLY WWII° *ta w MO be WAS Re .S. et Rd ON Rudiß ands, CUR as YRIDAY. rE i t il Mlrnsedi WINE so ried.• A mewl Os ismal ad the r ilbodnr=lill be Am. lib Isimi =IR Saw Cle irallog. ay air W RD . Sessiody Orsbas Kam Awe' I. 2W. Xll >!ia INDIA and LONDON 1172 ASSURANCE 001IPAIIT I W arm LW. 1 D MOM OWeem Is L6aas ofts Ammon an m OM Ivo at Ofeeem am ar A orrearzz.—. A. BUPERSEDED.--!larking Linos, v ia reENT 1L . : 6. 0rf 0 r.:1212 el il ti lA.II :N. at &AT p a = Imeenee7weila&rtZlirma=ca. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF 00i0IONS.—WIDNEIDAY, Avo. 6. uwurodobli hem Yeetarday's AND SALMI OF BITTNSIITATZB ACT ANINDMENT BILL. Is a Mee* et new dr a Wt . bs vapportare et l lb bra Yel led AO demo le be repedei were rhea eeeleeleig et lb Theme old Mr J. Gram we T w ai m elealu m. li gibing ledmille bra bees thereby ere to Um • &Mos, the arid reabig VuVu carried by 77 _ _ ham the mat the semi man at th• Dater H r litia Sr J. WUHAN said kr in mamas ot tbo emcee tor the bieedwetra ot • warm which wee, he ra, • Amman item a pasta na. Dlr. A. SMITH smapriel eitemleite to the ItM. Mr. WILSON a 4YeMast, aid the ream why It was iaraimed_ ow • puha MIL Aire • AIM amem as NI wee and • mord thee. The home Ist looem eat semedeloy, • emmittee Mom* via 011.11ftnia Nlmatta, the medintion of the otomel teat assielsi the vemelear d the abut, which imelmiel se 111 mamiso before • "Week. p ens MESCHANTB end Othem—C. W. BOW- = aaa 08. ft Ift. Oreft ft. HAW. Wean. bft be WI es aftelft. eft often ft 0.807 tinier way iii b.ob 1.. 1= b tmei cri ans tor ...‘ ll=ege , sbeft 'emend with fte ftedwilTapple we. 4.1. IbMeD a /A we. hires rid loge sonemew eftftlalft eenfteft fte me I nerd ..r en mrl Ilimmiii rm. IN ;MICE to INVENTOR& OFFICaI he maim et twearetel 01 k i v enompe.tra mime -na - 11COLLI el FO WM 104 pftle es nerd opium wed haft pfteeine fir mime sm u g:. Me w tiiftra 11w4. ee w(.dam eftwinee: NW ea se all merle prial hem IMIT ft the pima a . ~,.....: ,......s r ft Yin ft Nem. PILINCI .M Os. APPI N't3 "SHILLING" RAZORS, limed aid ft Ye mime. awn!. 4 , 4 . 4 _ Vat emir, Wereft ia rffidd, 8. 11 4 ft s i r c =1:18 1 : llb bell . 013.111011 TAPIR 111111 , 81 made 1•0 es his. Ileaftre.. 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IN raw awe se Lifta re be 1 1ft 11.1ftifteft. iamb Calm Week. fteei.ft D m .,.... ra mem eift hoe we iftlemieft FLEXIBLE HOBE sad TUB INO iir waesame_4/1111PRXIL —1111110111:2111 VULCASISID 0.4.11111111118 HOMO le we web WIN. ft 0 foot latattso. sad et Oft ft Ale )1= • Ire ft 7 .....4 l ee na n r . r iErreCli.WW=tie me ...it *. otifte.Te.ft ' QIMPBONT FAMI LY BOOT and =w/.s SHOE 11-.7 WoBlllol.llll—he kiwi awl nil IftWeet Oeftlft heal. dad Clibleb IMO are ftsft Ift ea 4 eft to feetribeft orAieft i r taND tratft 4. OXIORMIL-2,7 WM ......_ UARRIS'S SPECTACLES, the eliteptteM 14 1. 4 ,.... aftft l tz a r...ft Or delo Om Laalndoloo Ohlwa. orno sea lio WM al. some lo to a OO:Mkoolok riorro: MY a r a t „ bm—T O a t tog Mon do Mom imOm War Onoloo—DOwity swag So maw ..._ THE RACE sad YETRB.—Ledies will Aid the Aid of ROMAN 14r It TIMM & l e r 11 4 44 . 4 . 1. 44.41714" b =o l b re Von eirld i rjbard abilia id =or g.d rNib of dr .... ........ms Powellob ai"r i st ar bir —I I% 4.l ll"rdiar l "st Is imb......_ _lb vldro boor t bre 6. bl. mod 1.. 0 , 14 1114 —ss-rorsi ; Tr rode " - En en the Elf/MODi ere . I, =;t i.. eint . Dm+ Nom- le nod Ink ...___.4.lr err 11. ; arl I* dimble rd 6 1 .li 3 t3RMAR.— Protected by Royal Lettere t orAttiz = rni by as at i g i sivr e z it 4. lis I. 11 rower kr ruler b a tod a z 4:l44 • 4 l.e:=l4:dadliessi NUM* ft. pa l. .l42..rz e..m oloorb i atalldr i g . dr. Id b I. re • , .41 lb. rbriados ler obr of rick: um= rwrirlob IV ..... ..1 Was ow roVa al r rorodia n 1. 8" p cits maw. Mr ram obdr re Is ft...4r Ir.. Ids um Is dr fog ro. ;rd .....___Arl 4 Orb • -S r st=dl Ire Milirti. ..... ~ ".6"_ 6. 1 . UTZ • -1 1 .111 n0...4 1... ..E . 7 . 4.4a • . lg. 1 1 .00 05.w . r . • ie. v. It ; abilie 11==mm...wen. DINNER TO VR. ROUPELL, Y.P. Yest .... betwasn 800 end 400 &Mimeo dirt rota Me adders As ruin st M. lareinThr e ll =eraweboth, sesee= easpreside Mr is the NMI of the perks rim, Ada INN heist r be *MUM sod woods= by • emilles Ors MIMI st thmsns. Aziorgoo mow was Mr. LP, As et Mr. Wi l t 0. Napier, /LP, Mr. Orem, , Mr. Mr. Termer, KIN Mr. Arm, M.P., Mr. Deily, M.P., Mr. Cr 31.1 Pr sod smut et the Min sup. rem et Mr. Hoerr la to. berm* Mr. P. DOCLIIPI to = Spied to. &az. Attar the ami loyal eri restitaticasi ms, Tbe Oman*, roped the MIA et Mr. literdi, oil coamenisted tM buss ib at lisring es pediment a um wbe ward at Moor to ameramy whkk Maur bies, head to Ith se risk Imp wr a woke. Vie.) Br madkory as was the wore" d vs=rib Mr. Barr was ,hera pielismat, be k maid its larger It d vas lo be is deers Ire arrow, At mar re win hie appears on re bes arm sir maid Is_ ite murales Itt e w ein amber) Tbe trit sad ark replier by Mr. he bb arid warmer ill whe Mr bin Ibr be ma Mrs* hr Me the ad A lin Mere M perks amplet, dr maring Moses ar esmer in and vindiens" prima hit Is re Mine et Misr (Chem) list is they tbs.* orb Mr. rip therdi mod Ma ler to be =OM be word dip s,ihe ire rich tbe dukes of Zomba' Erie is erantiag bin is Mr nproomo- WM to primer (Lod Mere.) Mr. Rovers. wbo as dig was badly crend, rid its hared Mr rest Madly kr the eardiel aad saithasiesth more is widek bh brkb bed bra respared Is. He mid sot, eland a dm sense et prairie in Ms part, resist the mare miry salltherthr lis p or b bit_Ards P ate eat lag As erns ter re el Ider bo ethialt As rigid it Mr arkien. Br be add ammo be Mt nee tele toe pier In rid' dr bad plesal bin os rath r • to Maras as Imre to to. per risalphe be art rich k war be lie to seep kieV rot la th e Mw. et Ceres (Haar, Mr.) lie viceroy at the MM. My arm' se ea as as mom to the verb elble ipprewk. 111411tiss Up= spirt Ms rem ; sad Or rod seers hid reard es he perm it boo bb M serer to • sanipsethe, b hard aD relen t rat idnd Mb Awake sr arra, aid tbo aril was Ad r• prim rim Ma MI Ma head hirer and weeder (Lad them.) hk girt ea Irak hed bar ast nit My bir Ine Go MN* et larbir sr bet s . mob Mal raid the borer thed briar as the plier whorl is Ms Art hi bear Is dear he Mawr oir the ihnt airdleed Is bit Mem Arm, Ths rank et Ihs wish was Or• • poly Wet anis bed bra ramed ble ipperre, rep wr hid Meow re ai et rearien re their desammeas. (MOM sr diem) It shirt M e ws air *bum • nerd sad sot a Iris mast et lbe Here at Comons, mad be Merl ids sendlimr wait Adis et ire by the cernstrie ct lie Mr mad net by ir herb et bis resthes. (Haw, Mr.) boom t Ms read tor he Me bisa, ad a l m s Es in rim to. teed d "The Lasso d Mr. °Rove retard ears as Malt et the The other Was. at the reran ware"'phi Madre it lbe Bursar and Coady," which we respended to by Mr. P.;M. " Ties Hors et Coarser:* which we . Krti , tim e lt ass aast a ., B6. l .4. 4ppliel to 'L treas. Vit . Mr. Theiliiit therm at the er Them was an emir saledies et mar Mrs re he. Sr, and der the direr rd sperm the arm, very gladly availed thmeives ot to error, meatier et to Surrey Oarder. TEI NATIONAL SUNDAT LEAGUE. At half-past nine o'clock L l as yest=doenkiXlie =ne mso t tries& et ite e s tie Mesewati WM, Oblbewetreet, midst Wipes sieves the et thessahusese were iestmel is • rem et Menlo Mahe Mitabria Isalleita,David-etreet; Mr. W. Luria Is the distr. The esibranee Igerd with essesesdies spa the by by mble' Tithe bid bout mewl peek= Amoco Mt. Ihrellsa. to the abet did a nod et Mat be rased la ewe owl the baps& yet* beidomie l• rein le err, as the epiellese at The Camilwr the women et dr Imes were about INMIL • yew, re wider Mee Mims why • Imp And be thew* II well be Mier pt petlemen esbeeribe M. sr h r thispihe smarms et lOC NA • year., la tear •• dein. their se. mho emits id dr remeasst esieleste ot the berm Mr. HINDI" Si &cepa% awe e • • insa theessliestistnt ups the wiped men etas And b nisei the mean dust hes thee 1,611M14 as per Isa 4. Mr. Afters LIVUIT sersded the esmissatossi add be weal prinstee ML asehide. sereirint ens emit& sad ether purr hoes Mitabowsh. isitss. sod et thembeeter, remind to obtein estietemee le the bra s hod. Reldnisee se the hlisiday dibet wre s every edia be t nide by the = aad 4 =4 • soldibk lessehee et the lean In their MOW stel AO they wawa" whit the entled cernithe lessylni est Me ebbade the dati• mil hewed le tbne - ths mow gendestea hiv soo oontie Is de and, netement.—That hr ths *Aker preesithellsn 'Ohs *. sl less• healesble dist sures te pirind, owl Woo it il Is divared, upon no, Itandley yr wi Our* wenherpe. sipesidy defog the mbar nenittiv, mad d es endows sibs as pellet amid be reed to seat. Tlto yossmilop of So orhioneo wan roacludhi by . voted *mks to Mr. Looloo.—Monehorter Grariiirs. Kw GARDEN& —The OM MI a very beaa• tihi beedleg of three stories, is Now spew The onion ate sow la all their maw les* sad *aim ; they ere era hea every day at 1 eche, Ilasdele M L The paha ' bear sad eights= ether ewer estates dose et 6; the imams at 7 ; the piesswerpsemb m 8. Tug LONDON MAIM BMW' I•nrsiox So • ASTLON. --Tatadsy tba thaerkeieweteree of the aisissme to be erected for the semyllea of meow bakers mite led Mess 4 tielressialeasee we lid by W. M. Lc, of tookitsest. Tbe tab toosA W ienlissost It At larbrilsevarl, Ant out net ism Obio =sal a god introarmulteak. • Aso at INA lasts bo • Toy ouldolose botolly.bet boss isodowl et M. at fof 1,8184 vet elice ohms gars to wet 84 oboist's. TY atyle of arddiedwo sr U be Se of hatio. tir ts. A pawed try Mr. lieletthy. Omeasaviereat. vhie elm earned site! Ism Ma sides of a IMO a mad is the mud Ittostglos at erne& At pow* Itsweeer, tbsbri silt of voodoos: lir plea big amid wt te the Moil et IMa mber" vide bete ham asalemeled be by 111 t. S. Clbirba kik; of Tooimbr. to a 4081111 Mem eatremayeeleMmest was NNW *about VS haw pollome. be a oronpoos meld for do me% ad lit postellist washolod. INDIAN AFFAIRS. THE MASSACRES OF DELHI. (nom ova SOUTHAMPTON, WZDNINIDAY. A month ego the Calcutta pemengers by the India mail packet declared that the Owls fanny were impiketed ' We aspoy mutiny, This we meatiest to the lisprws et the time ; but the Oath family was sot meatithei in say other paper, either English or Wirth in seemmisa with We satiny at that time. A Ihelaigla after this stelemmt append in the lisprass the telegagit esaseassil thee the itainfOnile bad hem made a prisms far Mks cat owned k essigiracy of the Bawd way. Tbi pasem ears by the Isla mail print Wend% whisk seethed hint yesteeday, d bfaremsthenhypeailsdleAM ses eater sees Vole wok phis, hr vent of ethethatial pad, and other tithes are set lam there berths the awe miters %bated the essempriants of the English jamas maresly be. how badman esti Mims anthem. The UNA° pamangers say fad the imegthstien same* esasgve the Inadith irb.a IL •. •. by the espy.. Ingo the anal holkews aimed he* Or Did are ware India mamilmath waseseilfis, telegesph, mei Me' pie &do, allows el the native mithesale, 11111111•VIMMININI hoselsweiss, whit that Eng& whoa sod Mhos, Rehr Woe se sesesseloos et deeper es if they had beta la ray Haab& lova. As moo as the metinews entered Delhi pest may lingliamsa sad linglishweema sad Whims I escaped, bet alembics meld not de se, sad these 111110 did ate temp were seigerned to outrages wave Goa dash. The dewier l so Ugh& signora wee driven thread he iamb et Delhi asked, then sableoled to sr genitive satraps by an beferiMad soldiery, end stherethis sat to pieces with • swards. An /With ledy to the same ally vas empsadsi by the fast asked sod Maki to pima Tie Devegeen dithers sad soldiers an emegemiell b as lases by these atrositith ad most tumble pimlimah will be Misled by the Europe= soldiers an the names rpm Arm Dal is taken. The.. mays hew slid hen ale Moe then bows orhoes. It is with the geesteh hilledlie that he Eli 'slams mm be phohol has Myth, Admit heath en miry native they meth A Highlsad regiment Wel art West% owl me at Se wham case ea issorollisly to me WA* te a maths and ha Wm to the meth with hie list hi ea lest at. Who ever less le tell the tale el Dal and of the swam twit tered la the city during the siege will be able to relate netheent at It won. The Mime who came home by the Celemb mewl b thhh the It owe helmets the ratlike in ladle bin ewe whoa a 111, he the diollseis oiebt Uwe spud hors ezhoshdy base It web half openly known. The outbreak has been hug asieseted, and a great fault amen to have been the hr to thee it or anticipate it en the pert of the authorities. LONDON, THURSDAY BYRNING, AUGUST 6, 1857. PRIVATE LETTERS FROM LNDIA. The following is the substance of a report which, bung absurd it nay appear, vu fully believed in the ins awl Weer et the honed mignon in the south of India et the debt et He dupla ciao bat Ulan : "The Poise alkeessd ea sass (petal* I. the Quilts, leyeefessfinti that In beam them. vim law were Maho und= we. they Sneed their inhteont to bonne Mehotae deaf, Ist OW, 'Mow* for sixty yews a Christian govern ment bee ruled lids country, yet net OM man hes by force be.. modes Cldelien. "That TAM ennie thsusmds of Iliadic* become of his reltft: loo Psi MO/Ay las not made one Chriatisa. =kr you:argon are Sims of all castes. We, =pay you to adopt this plan—namely, to cases to op together bollocks' fat and pigs' fat, and to have It pet igen the cartridges which your Sepop put into their madis t aed after six panda to lance it nude known to the Isms bow tbo7 have thereby less their rear, sod by this smug • arum road will be opened fur making many Chpirlans. "irises Ur Qom read tile armee she Irma gaudy sod mid, Tido Is • eery good limos, sad by this attn tdtd b••• may !dopey IBMs • ClL6..isa.'" (Fran • Young Mar at Namach.) Ifeennch, Jae 18. Os the 30th and 31st d May and the Ist of Joao the troops here were very ma mod, het tocsins quiet spin on the month( of the fad, err w all began to thlak the crisis was ever, but it we eel, the calm before the storm. Os he main of the lied several people told us that •••••11,11. weld hypo beton racesiag. This sone at we wadi ham, for se the &mop were moat repeedd. sad led °sly the day brine taken ma oath la the Hasse water that they would continue to sews the goverment faithfully; bat at 11 p.m., while I west/tag In the lissi fifths/2nd Nab, Infantry, talk* with lbe lefgaller, the edillay thsl the signal pun, sad thee the while of the ergs brie est isle epee santlay. She Wean, at arm rand pherkerg a l metre die amp as Me la eery 6180•1111. led the marry ear ressded ill the edicers' beeer for the purpose of cutting them dews r they rut ed. Neat of es had collected in the lies st th. rld. sal thdelg d the s Ilegitabeh 1 regisg le dot rugs asset vend eel rled se di ea. a &Odd et they pea odd de es se kept se eritheyer en w leleghg Ade 'poste her themeeghe r mg, ertthere hes is me ag k sir 111•4* Yon • ker minim feral team we then& II bed ie by art pt le Awed, • welled tees, abed Weir cis hem lea We Mired as hot with ogle doss wpm all the dear we hid a. I dm Leh 1g re Med awl • eldd ce my adr ere. We had badly reseded • rile wise we 116E4 • left at ca valry seam is pewit et r • we all lay dews a the prod nod thy pond rider diseerdeg se We dr let dr reW is ~ and d weedares ger is the Jessie dl asthresseled rotablog oat andea by • an. We bed len then three sr her hese ebb saws an. breseht se that the wish et the 1•••••• r• wee eerier to Jawed with the r eed= riddle( dl the 0' who bed raped from Negri. This red their, no other silimedre than be es he sled ads, ad si bed-per 10 et sight we arrived 4:l= Id 'EY tree heed, ceded Doom when we hr days to aecedels ideate the mutineers Nay are In puma at us or net. ltkedeg they bed reset of a Ddhl we retard to this pier sad less she • biter mewl her humid saying, the die idebidgere Omen- M l L=lei can ar g kill:d e t lig hs a r b r akers .reins all war, '" to attack no. We, therefore (24 odkere), shut mereeres up la the tart km disturbed ad to allow ar rives to ilt airs Ye their hawk let yededsy,_ Ina thseldal to say, we salad hieseedis the they hod Ors te the Idea et im bee sad rd gen is the dre et althe a in a l d7 we bee to he sew le het de gsmanase deed die egad* ; but errythieg dopes& as the et De& (YrcmithonalimidlimMinsim“MeipsiDemos) Chninr, Jane 10. hart • tale of nodal honors to lei per of wbet /top mast at flanks/ed God great it my be angprfilet ; I Isar it is too tear. Lot it stir up oar Buillit Mewls to and ea, with the almost sapsittion, the lisps we so yr pally maim. Oa intluday molar hi the dal Owls Cavalry and eth Native Industry roes, end dons* the bridge of boats, sad murdand every European they mid dad. Oat of 17 Akan et mew at 9.80,14 of the wan butchered by 9.40 by the mutineers sad mesa Tana. And this is a regfineat that volunteered to go against the Delhi rebels. Many of the poor reekleate had 1111 the fort, oa mount of the Wane ben end the enparent security of everything. The mob and eat-throats nos with the soldiery. They haunt one whole family, to.. grand. father to alive! Others they killed by inches, off the asse,thaa the sae„ them i.pens, lbw toes, he. ; they Mei—hale imam* babes—be fore tits amoebae's eyes, and thin killed kr. . . . . . . Aad such mkbt lave beta ear am at beam bad not our °Mows , pro y aslislpiti th e Moak plet et flare. mir lay the Mh. lianny Mr. nil /fn. /gnarl the see sal sal is the fut. Our Ohm Mew awe Win sod re sins two of the gar, bat two ass NM la the aninWe heads, on, se then an a net maw Ink a dun it Ote fort, we are atill anion. Tatley velure WWI ewe have ben twilit, et Agra, but we ban se perlieden. Tea will be to hear net the Reuther% her innate, with Mr J. near, the rateehiet, end hie wilt, an sib and to Restores. Os Tkonday, the tn o the dhondlei urn nue len Berne met a( far lwaspere. II an. ea Fri day, the /eh, two or three ladli:grole et ins the Pannen' conpone, "P b' "P helm awes; the @elan Ere ups um T Mehl rat et nee to es Intatrun, where all the we sombled. The 57th Ina our op, ad sun le bun bus amid to ark sew. Memawbile Mr. at we waling with Cagan 1144: 66 h0 sp awn's/el the Sabo n I Mr. Omer "The Mth art up= we. "The= s said Ceplala whit have we to her hen the 37th ? ow emu no will that ot" idea. Cant had acne* led hint whoa he re ere& by a bed boss the files, Mg. the dep. and *IL It the lidthe wee ill le rerem" 1111 Me, hail err Est ark Wm. new they bra le Dam delft nelate leek that labelL Be wee lie Ma hi Nen ap .1111 :1 1 2 1 = la elaQwwirerMMesierry, sal they wen ear& le lie dews on the free the bits Weir ter their here. We. Corr sew the regime lb. 1 011.7,41 es dead in Bud et the gaol der. Alt ant had ep err the leerti ea ern we had bee et ear line at Ihrese ihs arrival el the le sop. They bad vowel le arier nary Bwirron. err le the deputy easel" es el Art ladle. Both aid Mai ram wet anal hit re mid, "De idea me ben ; be be always Me Mai sad*. Stu." "Ott by it." rid the &nen, *be b a Dennota. They this wee this le a =sod his rib, ibri the pine plaid for MM wet brie jai esd imethene. "Can't help thew an the ratter MI ail Mr the Bars nee e i t; lll.l =have hem at era. redeekeed Aft I/ these isweepe. nry leen awl there get ea a sin heat le s i_letts the Dereps. ney bad Me gee ihr rhos the airs Ithe, trawl newt Behar la ther ant then herr a area Aimee. nun they hid lbws, sad they oriel a rt the pier ellee, art the Berm stirs* widt a y Oi Take. IMAM lawilit Mar erre then Tbdr Sit lord Ire daye. Ire 18iewlerat Orelatie, r . sY pod es • eleit. He wee MS at Os eller et dr 17th latharj, when salt at Arndt 1111111r1 ow pate et ate He ere a ray lint treert_ el the SS the ße Pt 11•11001111111111111 Sr.' AU ea nabs twe mind gar were lewd ea dr peer le. at this whin rat the= s e s t they bed th e Nl* mad y r .. They lel to the Zatehary, red pat the kir ea Dr le of it. rim are up with sash ea err, the yea maid sot bet yet sus vie. la this ideas IMp beard with rem Is corny. They thremed a erre mind care, Ai mid dry set would sot leek MI r their aid Fist thin, rely MM t he wire war ad Me winsere rite bad men the death printhr ens% sad thrive they begged the whole peaty r lee as the se sad bet of at coos. " But bower we Is wet " rid try, " warp that they an sorter i On* the eters r "Ah I we will re then," add the &pen; ea tre thee did, raw the pry ea fret ter lea rho eat o f MM. Nar road to Onneepar It hes bra onerbe that, es esenlele the note Mt west Is have ether the dire a roses pay out of ar rare they wire pherkeig. Bat, sir, one of the lered vietes fell • nein. A De t 0.7, wie two boded nadre walked up to shoat lea wt of the ==l(I thli his wee was It relented, and shot aLe spot. The poet raped with nothing hut dr deer at their hail. • • • Oh, bow our herr —hew yew bentq ell bind whir ea tke berible ern erre to light eat at dreier Week with mourn. Ni 1 la an yawn the peed etre this and the Camas data set seat—,k, M l hi that Nos then we. se touch sad son traversed serred by the lower dares that by the apple; whereas bre it is greet wholly coaled to the weer. Tb. *Mowing letter, dated " Mumoork, 16th June," is (says the Scotentrie) from the wifo of an officer to her reia eves in Edinburgh: " My Dearest —,—l meet write • few lines, ea they may by chance reach you, std you will like to hear that we am still alive—that is the mon satidactory intelligence of any one in India now-a-days. My deer husband is im proving daily ; he hr made • wonderful recovery ; be has now only one unhealed waned, and that is in his neck. It is five weeks end two days since he was wounded, and Mere is WU no possibilty of a chasm of as meeting. He is • prisoner at Meerut, end lam one hire. It is a severe trial, but, like all the rest, it man be borne, and that bravely. For my children's save I mast not give way; for at any hour we may be celled on to fly to save our liven. All the .1 ulltindur toms, 1,000 armed men, are, we tear, on the hill-raid, coming towards Massoorie ; and lost evening the few invalid soldier we bare bete, and nearly all the gentlemen, went down wl whit ante could be (*Homed to guard the par. They are bat a mere handful--eighty in all—end should the savages ems this way, will be cut up, end them every am mess my to ewe themeelses ; but few wed& maps, I her. Alter I write this, lam going out to bow if em i enangemente ma be made for eight. It is not irk ibisM I limr—we an too accustomed to that ; but it is =ingeneenall AM end due Imbed to please, which r their uI worm God preaerve re—He only can. I em eltiliped to write chesefially to Hobert to-day, and ma tell Yea solihsg of the alarm be is not able to bear it. I most .was writs to bid h im good.by, but mum write Impetelly t. the lot; sad it I sad his children are memecred, may God have mercy on him, sad support him demegh the trial. They smy teen off on samba road, sad eli wet dams der the prows* be ground em ; but we beer of lea *diem gstog engds_ y, up to the 11th (oar latest awe) as peeped of Debi takon j as we bare too mall • Alm time. It is shameful It shoul be so, and no asks lime ten be stet them, wo bare so dew European troops in the country. Meerat is tortilled sad entrenched. sad they ham a smell form there Ark could, I think, stand an attack. All the Midges round about sr* cut or burned, to prevent ea, knee going agahwe them. The soldiers' wires are anted, and take their turn of work. A pretty nate of aim in it not? At Ain they unined the Mete which are 3,000 pelemsese; so that, should the corps rise, they wail Mew up the jail. It is lath' to think al I t ke sae hid berried into eternity at eme Mow, sad God boo raw en them If it must be done I eel late llimmet to save their HIM; they rode Artpems melee the died dep. Of I ma bier nothing ; them* MAIL Hs Is under T h . es w a rs ~ as emenlem, aid IV be moseyed. The beep Ask me sew brag pushed up the y ountry= GIN, hlllt Abitibi/ ildet. If we could onl get to Meerut we Mode be At, sal hal so meek more were and if we did goon &meld all go together ; but this subject always overcame me, es I try not to Mask al it, bat to my, • God's Abe deem' I sin redly too erneeksd to writs morn We lave bete la rather better virile At eine Amin but this sins lest emedog, sad nig .em salt re- Asa lave eft he. unite maned a eL lAI amid bane kept tide War tall nosed whether Ms Asa be °maim ;re: sec bet It wadi Yea berm, es lime art g le Me We MaW tr oar r the mail. i di hasp: mike item beam A AM eenest be for two wefts MA, semmt. hi that time, If the Aims were ' eel, easeiessee bd dm **pewee M teed es would be alive. They have IA se Ain Ma six seimemeset• at Delhi ; miry he,. rem-•emmest eetheasest RASA among them. sea bens have their belleede ia the mop; end it is tearfully melees for all." AN ESCAPE FROM DELHI. (From oak Omar of Um 38th Native 1nf0n67.) I got my bed down from the bungalow and my kit, end went for some dinner. Shea our mm commenced urging ue to eaceps, but we refused, and I fell asleep. 1 awoke, and my bearer entreated me to go, and rid that the roams were cooing from the My. Pails was also in the quarter•guad. We sach took or of the colours, and got r far as the door, but the men closed on us, and jerked them sat of our hands, Firing commenced babied us, and tho saddietlon of bibs shot by one's own troops is smalL I net the colonel In the doorway, and, seizing him by the wrist, forced him along over the parade-ground to the bridge by our butts. It was quite dark. We reeelksd it untouched, sad scrambled on till we feu ex.. hirord bye bee. Boon ohs moon woe, and cantonments in a blaws threw a glare ea the colonel's wales; my scab bard deelksd, and white clothing looked Us now. We sameel like bans, and thus pared all that fearful night, now mein forward, wow hiding in hollows end gaps, sa mikes lamed is war track. We kept parallel to the rand Oki Lade M the ahaiiessee Gordan& We mewl Os Ames Coest by s fad, used dark as per haps um wear dumb Wan. The per celesta was terribly exhausted; ee had WNW el day. Day leas, we wets under a hat, sad the sairmel tee the males of his coat eat bid theme laths bear. I wee boat ea whist; kr the Lveraiweed. Imam le ems esentpease make as, bet the WNW WI set spied the pia, end we weds the the Jame beak. We pessived a broken down and hut at • Iltle Minna. Into NW we crept and lay down • whits there, es tbs sae row, we perceived • party of &pep sad *then towards as ; they 11111111111 d to search the basks, fad the sea es thetr lame I meted try pasi wiseha- Meath Ayr two beeesis I had se awe treeseldtioe. The abed bed est eau sward. I rieseabsr whim 011. Nisei, death is be Oas rye UMW impaiss." Gets head was ewe as taus Gm The ihsetw tweed leuesde Ile steeros It Shift Oat WO bed imbue the teed, sad diegassed. Ism Ikrobssisi alerted es as they IMO in Valk; OM took le I. des sip _ awl es in • Sep Plea, tras), whim le pa esNeed) eel isdk. Oa the way, Ma Mesa" the essliesser erielmt, net es. He MI plead the peeter-reard sal imeletely Air the Wird sod sea, legather with threw ethos. het le Os aortas Mania slaw renamed, awl where the tabs Awe et died, we tame net. Afar akin se Ind sew > binds Usk is ewer • lad ere heat el the Jenne, eel esesealed us ia the Lag jossie der ea Os Ober sida While these sate eases r me sod atoll a pale of daPtives Me earedem were hrslearetsllth eefelseed, sad be bid see one bre alba, tibia I bead party el ban ad Wen traeried. ihet peens I sew as Tads; eel la try jay it seeks Moe, alma I kid hatred shit es the meta owed, I sew as me stra Atter the bet jay ef . Me, I leaked sleet eeri fed Mrs. Nowt, it sad three uiris, lira. Prater (Easiamas), WIZ TIM% sal Wien (Artillery). 1 seat to the need Mai" mad Ms ands oar piny 13; with gamatairesis we ineabl swims a .skk for • dame sasiggss party efarelinmes. The el this pity km the ashrimmt was waeartaL the allinasta b we danimisil by Wiest Abbott as the gate to wad who bete were ewe to ossetemsete. There were ao senteearen sad they way snarl ea the tentage, et the gese—whe bums what spirit pommel or To= wee segiatly dibbled, sad a murderess Ire ea ell sae smaillei. There was •me up the bele the nahrgessol. °sheens was abet Weed by 60=1 be sald, "I ems not pi( le be isardired them I era Id the way, thaver himself over the well rene bleb othrs followed. Km Forrest was shot throe* the doubts', but ores they treat, ewe oho mother, drep his dews what in ordinary circausesaess ems would tag oleolife sad limb, yet they remised the ditch, sets• 3 hied the warp, and the peaty 1 aasstiaa sessitsd sir T. • here ; the earrants saw Was sews beer awl bid, nod led then to the it,. beak the* Woe the hem was bad. They paned meth sae a as we did, alb ow narrower wage. As they kg esassaW samesess pied sad saw • ribald or • bottle, sed mptF, " Olh they beef been late, evekratly," treat ca. They eras le the ime he/. and while essomeled heard toe dascribd by wqeyegisee, semi • r sad thus esaid net star -r -..0r we happily Ter Wa_ ray the pea, se that everreg sows% the Ilermilswerderiwg us le • hid err the lama. We travelled err Sweet Ogee wiles up Milli WWI retching it. Oar bare hd sal, tad we rimier, where When were es we looked et the =Whildver. It was =•• eft. Tow rives weer We watched walk aar ebb reeks el the river; that th e elms spurred ahoy welsh It wee oar way time of Ilk wed our bear Idly SOWN limbed. It was as derid ram • tall MIN ward wade • test wird be deerri. I thew& k wee all over whim. IS sus ak* the asp weir wit Yee. ANNA as ray bah ere, a native isiggertfai it es the Mr side, as the diet deem the viva; bream, by irpediv tare rid the swireer of weed= meth% mwelmi beak Ia safety. I swam back are mime ea ether dear party, and so ultimately we al gee ea ever. It woe a Mare feat for our lanes In de. We pissed markt wretched night, suffering herally ibia eel{ and areello ing close to each other dim wear lt; i.e wee we arse but the chattering of owe leab. Newt mew* we wee discovered sad led to a where aria the Beahmi.e let plvert n lkroved ear Irak but they Oar r est with sews Oral there were sew= beidwil lbe l sewer la haat. We tamed wearily to the hit to fall into Or lamb et the Galina. These mare gradually col lared, it with • wild bowl set upon us. Oar inns had her mite weer mil sealer, and they were 16 to 1. They dirmwel se, aid peeseeded brutally to rob and strip um. I think a fair bar awed war lives. Oa we toiled all ti to a Irwin was, with idol fist it rhea bliatabg Ow ben*/ viol Wry the WW l = it is pr they sever amouswed sr ithareed, or die hard as a show of terror. We were trim to • large Brahmin that night end ormeled la • 6th4's het. We were there three days, and I Mir hereafter bead •• ▪ Mier to Preach to Mawre kiss for meletere. It mined net to oars, rid hem Hhiia we were lekea to Ilfseakmailwere at the peer ef en old esmieder. nth* bed bard of ear whmenhesits, and hated se ypy. He wee • Omer by birth, an old man of 80 or 90, end sew native in draw, Miro, erc.,—not in heart or re. Veen. He seat ye melees stuff for clothes, and gave am ' emadefag like donor hod mei& That mob& thirty erre (breepem), =der Liwaserde Clough sad llfealware, whe vaiweltered Syr the ursine la answer to oar Isar, rode in, sad we enjoyed the luxurione sense of Mere from the almost hewly expectation of death. The old man provided arts fare, and at 10 p.m, the day week of our emir from Delhi, we reached Meerut. What a delight it wee to be surrounded by kind foots and by srupathhing friends. We were truly in a deplora ble condition—lame, filthy, and plundered of all ; we were ashamed to look people in the face. Thera are many, who. like ourselves, have lost everything belonging to them. I fiel that thankfulness fur life mustcountwbes every other consideration. My losses ars small, for I have lost none dear to me by relationship I often thanked God that I had neither wife nor child. All the 38th as saved, as Holland nuns in here Aire, but with a alight cut on the back from a sabre. Poor fellow, he has been wandering seventeen days , owing his life to the kindness of villagers end others on the rued. BENGAL. (Extract tr am Prints Lease hoot Canttta.) June 18, 1867. " Political news you will are In the newspapers . The courage and blood of English troops may enable us to keep this country. Had the Persian war continued, nothing could ham saved it to England. I may nay, substantially speak ing, that all government in at an end. In fact, the authori ties scat notices round Calcutta last Saturday, stating they could glee no protection, and advising every one to protect himself.•, DELHI. (Extract cat a letter frow an Indian Field•oroer.) "Agra, June 17. " Our troops are in pervasion of the town of Delhi, but the insurgents still hold out In the citadel or palace." TILE ATLANTIC VALENTIA, WEDNESDAY. The Niagara, Captain Hudson, the Suagnhanna, Captain Bands, the Agamemnon, Commander Woodall, the Levant, Captain Wainwright, the Cyclops, Captain Day. man, end the Advice, Captain Raymond, have arrived at Valentla, all well. The Arctic, Captain Berriman, and the Victory, Captain fflnyteer, are at Trinity Bay, where they will wait for the arrival of the expedition, and will then assist in landiag the I ;lad of the cable. Everything is in complete readiness for effecting the land ing of the Irish end, and a favourable spot bee been 'elected on the shore of Valentin Day, about three miles from Calk rims. The operations will be commenced immediately the weather shall permit. The Lord lieutenant of Ireland Is at Wends to in august* the undertaking with bin presence. A grand banquet wee given yesterday to his Excellency and the directors of the company by the Knight of Kerry. The most complete confidence prevails here no to the undertaking, not a doubt being for a moment exprefted at its entire moose (OFFICIAL On Thursday morning at daybreak the Agamem non came to moorings to Qaermatown Barbour at a distance of about a third of a mile from the United States frigate Niagara. Before noon one end of each cable was canted to the oppovite ship, and ao joined up sate form a continuous length of 2,500 miles, both end. of which were on board the Agamemnon. One end was then connected with the appa ratus for transmitting the electric current, and on a sensitive galvanometer being attached to the other end the whole cable was tested from and to end and found to be perfect. As these operations had worn far into the night the ar rangements for attaching the recording inetrumente to Indi cate agnate were left to be completed in the morning. The amount of electric power developed at the thriller end and exhibited by Mr. Whitehouse* 'magneto-electrometer, amounted to an attractive force of 25 groins. As throe grains are a sufficient force to record intelligible dipole upon the receiving apparatus, It will be perceived that a consider able surplus of electric power romaine—a convincing proof, If any were needed, at once of the perfect integrity of the cable, and no less of the careful adaptation of scientific means to the desired object. Oa resuming the operatiou on Friday morning it was found that oft communication was cut off, and after under running the portions of cable laid oat between the two ships, it was mentained that one had been completely covered by entanglement with the mooring chains during the time the Agamemnon wee swinging with the tide, and that the other portion woe go injured from the same cause as to be unit for use. • During Friday the of of the company were enpgsd in retuning the broken wires and re-connecting the conductors. Oa re-establishing commemicstlon between ship and ship, the tnastaisdon of electric telegraph messages through the entire length of 2,500 mile. was immediately commenced, sad proceeded satisfactorily during the whole of Saturday. Ia carrying this out, each terminal station, or end of the cable, was separately connected to the earth-48 is usual in HMS laid out in areal length, and the electrician noted that a considerable interval of time elapsed during the passage of the current, the mount of retardation being equal to nearly a second end thres.querten upon each electrical wave or signal. Yet, aotwithatending this, it was found that three signals meld bs peactically and intelligibly transmitted in two seconds. This confirms the accuracy of the perker experiments made ape shorter circuits of wire, by which it bad been dentonstrated that several warn of electric force (Stamped id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. can co-exist in a long unbroken length of completely insu lated conducting wire and yet reach their terminal destina tion with sufficient intervale between them to record intel ligibly the indication. they are intended to convey. The battery employed by Mr. Whitehouse C0111161t• of a voltaic series of forty cells, the plates of which are formed alternately of nine and platinized silver, each about nine inches square. The exciting fluid, or medium, I. simply diluted sulphuric acid; the troughs containing which are swung upon a gimballed frame, to prevent the fluid from being washed over the costs:Lotion's between cell end cell by the motion of the ship. The force developed by this battery in its direct action is so greet that a piece of iron three Inches long, and three eighths of ea inch in diameter, can be entirely consumed in a few minutes by the heat developed on retaining the two poles of the battery sinnthaneously in contact with it. The battery current thus generated is, however, only the primary agent in the act of telegraphing through the cables and is solely used as a means of inducing, through the aid of electro-magnelle electricity, a current of a suitable cha racter for being transmitted through such long distances. The electio-magnetie electricity actually employed is obtained from large induction coils, which are constructed in the fol lowing manner Around a hollow cylinder of soft iron, nearly five feet long, is wound with great regularity • length of several thesewsl pamisef tithe temper wire, theedeted WMb ilk, wrepped, by Ennis of machinery, round every portion of the metal, and innehlew in diameter than the conductor oeutituting the mime of the cable, to the end of which it is joined up, and of width it forms s continuous part when requited for nee. Each kw of this insulated wire is covered with thin teased paper gthelously to ths application of the atamesding layer; and the whole when completed is sue rethatiod with sheet guns perch& applied so as to fit it equally man aim Ow tY latmaists gutty perena is then wound • awl, lona et upper Irby many times larger in diameter dm Ms previous length of thin wire, but insulated in the ems esthwer. The extremity of this latter wire is brought into connexion with the battery, by means of a key used by the operator ix the transmission of signals, in such ► manner that not only can the circuit be made and broken at pleasure, but that in signalling a distant station, by the simple process of raising and depressing the handle of this key, the operator never winds two currents successively frost the same pole of the battery, but transmits alternately negative and positive electricity. The following phenomena aro developed in the apparshur Una described, when set in motion. The currents generated in the voltaic series pus simply through tho thick wire be tween pole and pole of the battery; and in their purge temporarily convert the hollow cylinder of iron into a power ful electro-magnet, the position of the poles of which may be !emerged with each alteration in the direction of the current through the thick wire. Theeke:fro-magnet thus formed re-acts upon the great length of thin wire wound around the cylinder; inducing in it a current of electro-magnetic electricity posecased of an energy adequate to the length of cable it I. required to paw tluough. It will be seen that the nature of this secondary current may be varied at will by the employment of batteries differ ing in character (as may be found most suited to the occa sion), attached to the thicker or primary wire of the coil, sad that, further, as the current which pure into the cable is originally generated in a wire of only one-seventh the area of the main conductor, no ill effect can occur to the roa die,. tor, which might result if tho battery itself were in direct connexion with it. Proviske haring been made in this manner for the through banamission of the cloctric current, the adaptation of en instrument suitable to the indication or recording of signals, is simply a matter of mechanical ingenuity, and any of the sensitive indicating or recording instruments now in use may be employed for the purpose. The form of inArm:neat at present used for developing signals by the Atlantic Telegraph Company is o ma:titivation of the wall-known marking instrument invented by Proferoor Morse. Mr. Brooking, Mr. Pickering, Mr. Crothie, Mr. Logie, and Mr. Bret; director., accompanied by Mr. Seward, the &aviary of the Atlantic Telegraph Company ; Mr. Edward Bright, the Secretary of the British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company; Dr. Palmer, of the United States frigate, Niagara, and other gentlemen interested in the m ow of the undertaking, reached Killarney on Saturday night en route for Valenti& His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland, who in tends to be present at the starting of the expodition from Valentin, arrived at the Railway Hotel, Killarney, this day (Monday), and. after partaking of an entertainment given to his lordship, and the representatives of the Atlantic Tele graph Company by the directors of the Great Southern and Western Railway, proceeded immediately on hie journey. He will remain the guest of the knight of Kerry during the operation of attaching the shore end of the cable to the Irish cleat. Mr. Job, lately an influential member of the Council of Newfoundland (in the absence of the Attorney- General of that province, who is unavoidably prevented from attending), was also present, and will await the com mencement of the great work. The British and Irish Magnetic Telegraph Company are progressing very rapidly with the erection of en over•ground line of telegraph along the highway between Killarney and Valenti* for the purpose of connecting the existing tele graph*, system with the Atlantic cable et the latter place, by means of which, under en arrangement entered into between the Magnetic end Electric Companies, the whole of the lines in the three kingdoms-10,000 miles in extent—will be available for the rapid transmisaion of intelligence between Europe and the American continent. The line is elreedy completed beyond Billorglin, .here the Magnetic Company have eitabliiihed a. temporary station. The entire through communication to Valentin is expected to be completed by the middle of neat week, when intelligent* as to the progress made in the paying-out of the cable will be daily received, and sent forward by Mr. Seward, the secretary al the company, who will remain there with the staff of the reinipuleton until the completion of the under taking. TESTIMONIAL TO CAPTAIN RYAN, OF THE LITTLE WIIITEHM.—The travellers to and from Ramrgate and London by this favourite boat resolved, during the pre sent seastin, to present to its captain a testimonial of their on of his high nautical skill as • commander upon the above station during the last six years, and of his uniform courtesy and attention to the comforts of his gere. On Monday last an elaborately chased tea sod co etre nen service, of 80 emcee weight, and of the value of 601, was presented to that gentlemen at an elegant banquet given to him at the Queen's Arms Hotel, Kilburn. The chair was oecupled Mr. Hill, of Gracechurch-street, and the vice-chair by Mr.by Hempehall. A 'ate speachea were made by the chair men, the vi an. Mr. M`Donnell, Mr. Baker (of the Inn of Frodshem and Baker), Mr. Lamb, Mr. Shaw, and other gentle:waist commercial eminence. THE LATE FATAL FIRE IN HOLBORN.—AD touRNEE Hequetwr.—Yesterday Mr. Walley resumed the inquiry respecting the death of William Chap*, beadlord of the pmesises, 14, High Holborn, who died front injuries re ceived at the fire which took place there on the 27th ult. Since the previous inquiry, John Rolfe, aged If, apprentice to Mr. Malist, saddler, who occupied the shop and pert of the house, has died from injuries received on this occasion. It wilt be remembered that Mr. Maidmist wee not present at the former inquiry, when the summoning officer stated that he had been unable to find Mr. Meidneiet. Mr. Wright, solicitor for that gentleman, now stated that he wished to make a complaint °palest the summoning officer. On the last occasion Mr. Maidmial was not summoned, and be wished to know how this happened? After some expla nation, the coroner exonerated the summoning officer from in to : Airce l bi elei A r i l s. at d.a c yt m eCikad 7 an al.d76, shubef::rtspunl;ictthl blame, and Mr. Maidinist was examined. On the night of paq the fire he slept in the back first-floor, and his mother and the apprentice In a partitioned mem above. They all t escaped i by jumping out of the window of hie room into the where they got on an outhouse. The house was filled y lt . ot smoke, but they saw no fire till they were on the out house, when they saw flames darting through the roof. Mr. H. Owens, chief clerk of the Times APPIIFILI2OI Office, proved that Mr. Maidmiet ineurcal in that office on the 21st of July for 3001. ; and Mt. W. Blythe, clerk in the Alkaline, she proved that Mr. Maidmist insured in that Mlles for 800 J. for 60 01. After some fu rth er evidence the coroner urged the importance of SA sdjonniment, in order that the premiere might be officially inspec ted , and a model made. The jury eidhoue n'''7l.,iy i ma:amins ; " : ll:Vl,lll. Ciicl v r :Po th si'fli 11'13 : oda.ff‘. : F :M ii _ fully acquiesced in the desirability of such a proceeding, end the in qui ry was then further adjourned. THE VALIIE 01 , ASSURANCE COMPANIES' STURM Com paq, 11. per skate paid up. Sold at ON.