The Express. — London, England, 1856-07-17 00:00:00

tree expreoo. &grammar totalled lee "Tr Empress; Leadea Nvesiss perm mast be et the . Mee, 111. Illosseriastsesh by Tao skits& as the day et psbliestioa. MOE WATIM AT LONDON NAM& Taw DAT—thavki& 1k Pa.--...Adlemma. 41m. Toassaw—lloiodas, 1116. Sin. LONDON, THURSDAY. JULY 17. Wren.' the Templar' and emery maids are re galed with various evidences that tho smoke refor mation is a great fact, the Primate of all Eng land is undergoing a sort of unsavoury martyr dom in his palace at Lambeth, at tho ham& of a colony of potters and bone•boilen, who have' destled beneath the very archiepiscopal nom. They have set at defiance the Aet sad its amendments—it is a mere turnip ghost to them ; and they have suc cessfully resietsd stiIMOODSSO, inspectors, and cautions until the staihorit.es appear to have gives up the attack in despair, and to have fairly abandoned the siege of this Sebastopol of smoke. We feel that we °twit to direct the attention of Mr. SPOONER, the knight•errant ecclesiastical, to the lamentable plight of the Archbishop. Having achieved hie brilliant peeve of arms against the Marmot)* windmills, why does he not pat Isms in rest once more against times rebellious potters and Voce-crashers, sad come to the rescue of his GIROS Of CANTSREURT. who is in peril of being smoke• dried ? Of the reality of the grievance he miry easily satisfy himself by going to we of the wisdom of the Palace of Westminster overlooking the river. Oa a "boiling day," when the wind is soath•east, he will have optical and olfactory evidence that the nui sance is one of no small esegnitsde—he may almost "aces it in the lobby." Eves the pseseogers by the steamboats plying between Chelsea and London. bridge are fain to stop their nostriliONl sash ocosaoes; and when they who travel on the great open sewer of London find themselves incommoded by an odour worse than that of the stream on which they float, we may be sure that something is seriously wrong. It is a mystery te us how this salient* has been able to defy the law so long and so setegesfally, leader the very eye of the Legislature. Is it from the eseeleesases sad apathy or the oossiveneo 'of tares abarged with its suppressiou P or is it from some fatal defect in the provisions of the Act P Of all places is Leedom, Broad•street and Upper and Lower Fore *eats, when thee* establishmeets are legated, see lees in need of anything to aggravate their unhealthy condition than perhaps any other. &tested so little above the level of high water mart that the frequent doodings to which they are mildest have rendered the dwellings se raison that in many places they almost look se though they had stood a siege —narrow sad tartness, so that a fres current of air can never sweep Unlash them —densely populated, sod that by a clue who is- MOM rather than diminish every sanitary evil by their habits, it is here above all other plies that as atmosphere of smoke, and exhs/atiens • from half petrified boas., is suffered to complicate beyond seaman the chasms of dimes which are already so abiendent. It was here that aimless made fearful ravages in 1849, few of the poor people maple( its &Osaka ; and they who wander threugh these foal and nwassous lanes, as we have dose, will ogres with us that, should that awful scourge revisit LorAon, a Mailer abet will ha produced. • Voltam sot wit► whom it rests to abate the evil w►it& sedoobtedly exists, bat they within whose proviso* it fele to roprees it incur • Issrforriispossi- Wlig by this flagrant aglow et their duty. claim et bath t Ia leftmost sad intellectual task the mass el whom Fioaum NIWITINCMIA is the exposes& are at least equal to tb • St s .loo.ll, Leedom; while is the virtues sad poi of ou they are sot summe d by those folgoia broad. The due tidies tbiiik the t though sissy of thus Mhos .1 prokesiassl sees ; sad all Osmond' lighteement thick frivolous women, who have fleshed to any extreme of the mode, vulgar in the highest sense. It may be suggested to these that the way is open to a station high above vulgarity—a mode of life marked oat by good sense, Janice, sad humanity. When they have emerged from the vulgarity of extravegashe and extremes, and pot in their claim for true refinement, they will comae to be subjects for a Charivari, they will attain a new rank in society, and the poor dressmakers will have that Satarday holiday, and nightly and Sunday rest, which it is the disgrace of oar civilisation not to have mewed to them long ago. THE LATE JOHN HENRY BELVILLE, ESQ. boring the peat week the Royal Observatory at Greenwich has sustained • severe lose in the dames or John Henry Belvilli. , Esq., who for the long period of 45 years was one of its most faithful and attached officers. Mr. Relents was born in the yeer 1796, at Bath, was educated at Braintree, in Bahl, with the view of waterlog the church, but is 1811 passed to the Observatory et the time of the late Astronomer Royal's (Mr. Pond's) appointment. Whilst in office Mr. Belville's duties were of a most onerous and re sponsible nature, and he was suciesseively abated with the auperintendsuos of the Great Mural Circle, erected by Troughton, at Greenwieh, in the year 1812; with the ten-feet transit instrument erected likewise by Trotighton, in 1816; and within the last few years with the Great Transit Circle erected by the present Astronomer Royal. For many years also the rating of the government chrotioinetera formed not the least part of his official duties; and for the long period abovementioned to the time of his last avers and mat paiufnl illness he cautioned to discharge with the utmost faithfulness and ability the duties of his office, requiring assiduous attention during the hours both of the day and night. Mr. Belvilie was favourably known as the author of a treatise on the barometer sad thermometer. He wee also distinguished ea the mat persevering me tearelogial observer of the time, hie private weather journal extending from the tiro of his whoa days at Braintree to within every short period of hi. decease, and is one* the finest on record. His third daughter was married in the year 1844 to Mr. Glaisher, the well-known meteoro logist. It is understood to be the ligation of his family to later the demand in the old churchyard at Lea, in Rout, beside the tomb of the lute Astronomer Royal. 'Y DIVIBION. HOUSE OP LORDS. IrIT 16. 1114 la emir el the SNOW matt* of ths 114INgs of Leansla m SUL lar and d MrsCl num Ors Nabs awls ammo." esohsronsh mums. Prhg &IMO adshiste r PAW Canterbury Clanandaa WYIO4I =4 scam Dante, Wag lannues ItINYU ammes. IIlimo& nneisai 1 Mk ma WM =. 11•111nsfts &smut Wl* 111•1111011 EL Hl/10•4/1 MOM Pllll=l/0 artedstbass mama We Marler* =ugh Dyne Itshisy et AIM- Malls . ih.lbustery M W Inesime 'IIImo wilassisy Wesusisslor Obilimns 1110 - I•olPeeWes et Alasee:rt. - _der IWO, sad Prises A b. rt were aterspared by lie Peen of Pride sod ilts Pane of Wars, the rmie ii, gm dm; Prisons Also. The revel sere easeleted et Me Oneene of Dorn. Bros d'Arresal N. Geyser dr. dos. Cbadoe Grey, Colosei V. B. sad Llestemat Colossi de Bono. Nerldsher wee esedseted to her outlay' by the I. Clentiodeln the dertsk et Abettors, Lord 1371011, Brume Tembres, de V Mere, Cellar Prams Opp maw, mod Osumi Banedet • . The royal piny quince Berdembeerpol we at a quern beim en earn is four If the thisee's mew% aril on snorted by a dosoehmist of the Ord Light froyeass le the Pluto ardor at Vassnd of tbe Learnt mad Seer Wed. ses rdlwey. • epeeist Inn wee is reettimes, err; on toyed de pry _es Poraberrayb. ne Donne el dent rdeed the Qum yeeterity seen ley et Itseideglemprere. The Finesse of Prods seut the Primus Lembo, stralled by the Onetime V.. Brno sod Conn Bees, wt Beek logien Prose ,shawls tresses, for Clayman, eml rend die dm di dor', sad realty. •Thelr lord Wisrreedijdned her libleoty sad pony se dr. I:Ce t rtles of lbe Warn danwhy, sad Mr er• t t e n *blt die i licl a r Lt e ll o d d ep r ot ai ins mag i . dunes esd en Beery Com e l b e g h tows y e ws] kr Mr a mins ireineee seer . . - i hem lie listiemli of Berl of Worm W Mr. 'Mira* Chalmea• of the Ord, arm red, Zr. OM, ad M. Cants, nemeses d ; card Mr. Wlt, Clerk et tie Bead, hill en *vistrwitb re CbeneelW tif the Ilsohnser, rtmebil, eldet retinae ls deessinydreet. *sexes • di =r teen the Me et Wm, sweeties itle et bad es Isteniew meters, with the Ohm. "I. te ls rZ er tlineser of re Wed Isdh 011 Min end et Gibraltar WITO Nat 111681111111ilt Qom the Bid Perm ird Derby fort D. the mann bid m laturktw with re Chansliot of the lissipsur ybotensy, esniedam Ispereassatirs. The Jolletel Conestree ef the Privy Coma est yeeled. day is the Conte Chamber. Proses% the Cbasseller a y el Osestrall, thio Deer of the Amin Comes Be ar c a sad air L. Per. An tp o per e. fg: Besot pelt , " Bob.. Told Ilherob e. 1 , serer, ma , . ~. gut Court. The Owes left yesterday, fa Tin cue of the Baglitk dresesmikere and millions mitt to be said to 'wove way Erglieberomea's bean. it oar a subject so serious weightiest aside the ordi sery misses of mealy speech towards female folly, we could sot bat wader how it I. that the Reports of ' 1841 es the sedition of dressmakers sad minium era have bad so little elfeet as they appear to hays bed in inducing the simple ormaderstios ot affording time to needloweins. After the dear sibehreuree Maas at the esemgenesa et ladies being in a hurry, It is asteishisi that laths do not give their case is time. They know, oe might know, that the peer young mutes whom they seen to be onrwerked has their Benne rotes rebid ter life, or. p blind, or bosom inaso, ee .ml 4 yet asi In. ladies persist in ordering drone loaded with egaseemery work, and is gig the mealiest etegebable time for the making. ladies who has haaposties sough to reed poetry meet be able Is swats what it is that they 'Ojai their depondelle to—what it le to sit all day in a erasped posidos hat mad a onlined sir, poefersisi a sieshaidal movesest whisk Wales the eyes sad is sksielarly trying to the sonee—to at blithe sight delettli, se this' by artificial light, sad b be resod Rom g hasty sad firweriali sleep to pea Jut rash seeder dap ; mid this, whoa the Isis fails, to be plied with porter or stress roes be, and men lest sad sea light, to keep the hums areehaaiss pis& Oso woad has thought that hose that ma mat st, die woos et tho Ruins and the 11000zoimn wield has amok teem filleting Windless sasd malty, disease and death, os yeses whose lot it is bears their bread. Dot it appose that the boii satin, or the heort, or something else, r weaker is the ladies et ear arleteiney , than we had rapptistd; br tho sell, so oßes =need, eitathisse.. It be this ems regalia a area Might. Whet as ho dew I Ie it set possible to rose oar seestrysenis to a Oise of their deisp and thole duty by smiuttigies dna well ea ma we, though eluding shut has the whirl et Radon, might make P Could set the lest tidy a the land lte . hasped to we the loser blemeste at the mode to the peaks objest of.the ryes and heath of may *made at dresesehan Meld sot the towels of all annum sheik ever. Net hi any giss anodes f (bald est the Qww hied an othu ladies to dream aa gainsay es they fer tgialy will is ems fares asap et bales, sad to b oi outbid's', sad lousiest in seeing their deem as is beelowleg that, skeet This is use seggesda. Assam is this The . fide Win, the Hemet dogma In laidei,e4r4ded la.e 1 01Pkte arose the rears et the Gordo hoes the Beet, lbw de they propose to meet bother litanies hos the mks gearte•—lkasimos NIONTINaaIa Haw. a *ay leek her in the fob if they think, as ethos sal ire thiakieg, tithe seer, they have spanderesi, the braise mid ern they haw woes est, Wtheir den Wolper% the ben they has uses tempi, and the also they have sat to the ineletere, while she—a feakemble hely by birth eel nubi— le been speadiai her amain, bye sad sights et watakieg. ha nibs up Mme hem the olabbed end the grew P It our an iodise has bees west smater bet there were two sorb et Willille— Osseslyse who Ens, sail peer girls who Rd to dram best— will they set sow be resiarla that theme le eras order et womes—setther peer sed bskys like the seediewelses, seefriesiem sad hasikly like the seedbuses's oppressers,ist 141! Ile beet At Aldershott yesterday, the Qom wore a basest of bias sad whits, Wilma' will' dowses at a remiss esker; a bias visits, sad a burgs dress of ►ias sal shit*. Priam Albert wen Ms asiihass as a lisWilarsbal. ibe trims at Wales wo dressed is plain &thee, la pima ted Ma real Sassy sistseas ss a "sass Eii►Madsn The Prisons loyal was mills( sad bespeak% sad append Is esjoy sb. sass sessedlaaly. The. Due sea Detests of Athol] bpelift theth Owes Masi, fa Duman Bra" N.J. The lisrl sad Gaston of Lkellsid bay, anivad st the et. Georges Bowl. Viscera sit Yllteasteill Palsterstaa Mitsrtedasd at Calm. at Whiz amain; aa tk• Team% rattatgly, malag, IV issanatty the Astbanadaft el Frame sad sh Courses ö Prelim hisZardiesey far Astrlaa Klaister. his Masalistey the Perrier. Warta ad the Coaster Lamed* Gnat Lust* the Darer at ternary .the Mewls ead- Maffielreasse of biers/.d, the Coaster et tishiselle. Ms *at flit Wermaerlead. Virreat air Reber Pal.. M.P. i mad Lady &ally Peololie Right sea. "Me e Groped M.P.. lad Mr. Morro, Mr. Onespeem. sad Kat Ami Pro Craves; Aber Maar her ladyship reglad smell slide of Moeda At the last AMOS Miss Catlierim • Holm bed arriviii at Mellesese. teem Lessesetes, sad aerie roma to Weed is *alkyd Chatter, Matins Mama, ea May IS. The Igerboriss Feurista states that Mr. Gerard Start (esestrestive), Ihr maaber ter Dembeeter, will be essweeed at the remiss for the usury ea iletudaY re& Ms Imam wee rested W the dear el the Watt Kea Oes. Psalm Lord Invlimo still amass at Henrietta Hall, Kral te ak Il W lespasy. lau lordship's lis prie n are lillpFa meiNd dl is_ peeved. W. s, sal hotly, et GonNe. Vallingle ! l AUMIINOIII AID as GaltTear•lt TH2 FJCPRZES, THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 17, 1R56. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. iNsusitE NAT iiA D • ; 1 The Milstreatioa• elimannicand ity r ate Peekt dor- Mapondatt, sad which will be foss& below, th row s considerable sospieion upon the late &patches from Madrid. One of the latter. dated Tuesday night. status that much blood had been shed thetday in the streets, and another dated yesterday, 4 p.m., en that the isonneetion has been suppressed. It is sddsd,—" A few bands only remained to be overcome, commanded by the eelebrated tomer' (ball-fighter) Packets. The government has ap pointed a new 'loathsome°, or emaleipal council. The troops behaved with devotion and courage. The whole of Spain has been declared in a state of siege. An inierrectionary movement has taken place at Samoa& There are still tie tidings of Enpartern" THE COUP D'ETAT IN SPAIN. (mom ova own 0011111PONMINT.) PARIS, WIDNIISDAT NIIININO. JASSY. Jinx 16. 'Ths Ilospodar, Oregory Oldloa, has gives op his powers to the adwiaistrative «moil, sod left for Pees at half-past five this day. THE PRINCIPALITIES. A letter from Anemia of the Bth, in the Opinion . * of Tads, states that the Austrian garrison there has been considerably reinforeed of late, and that guns have been mounted on all the battuiss. ITALY. The deed political calm of the last few days is no r broke* by news of the most exciting character from Spain. The few and short telegraphic despatches from which it is to be gathered that civil war hag raged he deo het two days is Madrid mast be received with the almost distrust, so far as they endeavour to re prosiest that the nactiosery party in the straggle IS likely to get the upper hand. It must be re seembend that these despatches an seat along a telegraphic wire each end of which is in the hands of governments hostile to the sane it freedom. It cannot be doubted that Esparta* instead of having resigned was ignomi nies* dismissed by the Quin, and that O'Donnell has mmeseeted to become the minister of a tote kites. I lean from a person likely to be well kr termed that as the result of intrigues hog phew In Fah between Queen Christina and ahem, a 1 4 den* was got op spinet Repartee* likely to ride. dice him in the mind of the Qom of Spdn, and that the bill of indictment was presented to her Majesty by the French embeaseder the Marquis de Target. My informant primed@ to toy that Queen Isabella, having summoned Espartos ad OrDeseell to her preemies, received them au oemtidy bee kalberdiere, and that she then stated M Nepartwe the pounds of her displeseure. It is pariah—bet se this I have no positive lemmatise —that &patter° entered into explanations, and told her Majesty that he would not remain her athletes exempt en certain condition,. The result, however, it is said, was that the Queen ordered him to leave Madrid within twenty-leer hone. Now this sans tire may very possibly sot be extent in all itmktaila, bat I feel certain it will tarn out that &paten was dieniseed—in this nose, at heit, that he seed only have remained is the goverment by betraying the people sad preying false to the principle, which he bee ever =shaky advocated. O'Donnell, who, in spite of the many despatches which have alarmed that the most perfect harmony penned between the two minhale, has all along been trying to under mine his soilage*, wee left apparently muter of the situation. He began by forming a panty re winery ministry, bat that did not last many hours. With the hope of tbrowiog dust in people's eyes, be took in two sea, Lasariaga and Bayarri, said to be friends of Raper. term Bat it was understood that the fleet sot of his government would have been the disarming of the National Guards mad the mast their boyents were safely lodged in the government arsenals, a mop Viet would have been made. In all probability the constitution would have been simply abolished. At all events, Spain would have bee. pined in a mate of Mtge, and the press would have been providently suppressed. This is es pod as admitted by the Petrie of this evening to have bees O'Dosnell's intention. Now the Ma tisse Guard of Spain have no intention to be abo lished. .They her to arms, and supported by the people maintained a mutest for two days, and although it salts the purpose et the baleen or tranceibers of the telegraphic despethes to say that O'Doonell'a tamps had the advestege, it is evident that the pa tios vi the Nation! Guard onset have been so Tory bad, shies at the end of the se coed day the Chen felt the nomeity of prementhig herself to them in person, and they mem to have treated on equal terms for a "suspension of heetilltise A despatch says it is true that O'Don aell had given them till flee o'clock on Tuesday Omen (the 16th) le surrender, and that after that hoer he would pitlissely Ste woe them. Baf, es the Pewee very shrewdly *beano, the vesper slam if :bereft's' skews the weakness d the iew Gabled. 'lt is not the habit of gorsee meets, when they ' own tituspbeadr set st' salts 4 this Wad, to offer a hese. The latest despetsbesoce Mai their meteste hire tree spired, make blown that Geeersl leant, whir' be.;. Uses le the President et the Gmtes, wee st thelead of the imemputs. They also state tkat all tele ✓apids COlll/11118111011 with Madrid will probably beinierrepted. I Wilma have mistimed every SW unmated with thit.memesteek ask that is kerne lam I sea add that, esseresg bl ) tbd qpinisue et ins who ken. Spate well, tine meet be by this time a instal elides in ill the Piaci* towas • The Paris meatiest wbaß tahrtnately same Intleelmed, that the oillinies .hetwees the Nadine and the Qiimetteiteis Wthtked7s The Beene *Rid eete leerily lodged, estet,the liallevese of- the sews tram Spain, although, is sew mittens, 4 the government keeping beck the tele rrhi Seepa eeteebs rise the het that then Madrid wir net kmowa to wee n fighting ;latter isthmus bran The Beate, whisk And yew turday et 7/fr.3oehresoonnkopseed at 71k.1014 and' Malt inette 70fe file But after remaining dell theenghont the greater part el the day there was • enddse tally, wing to a parables of 1110,000 fr. Beate by a single broker, sad the Beate' eland at peter &turtles fir secant, sad with e- rise el . 10m for *sub. Ore& , MOOR fell abfr. Beltways trete week, with the exespion of the Grand Chitral, 'whisk tom 16fe. h was onenseed that the tgeed Company bed refund the Meadow of helm pro-- peel by the Meditations live, sad hot .gnawed megedetions with the Greed Genteel. • The wining hey at Ifernalie,te whiff tlllehed leeterchiy, is the teen talk te-dap The gembei up viers to ben Gilson set of a peados ef presedielser tithed et a. area set, is width the prat re 'stained • presciriptive right to campy the best mete. TWO credo 'ashy regiment is parthohel, intent of talltriol!itt 11111•••=m sew pgsougicd at yam shies wain give two Imes o i l y "sileoptiom d sersgarity an As pat of th, 1 ses aims So woo kibea4 of the 144•4 6•614 Order grits GrotWi wreco•ouics . toot or Init tnisabrooffil, linfoOnl gositi Wolin bikes the mud= of 1 11115..1 who 416441•61 R 1141446. VIM beim kis .teed. w tent it was Wolf rrossidirod ass pciiiisgeriaps " th i6 = 1 " 418"."1 " . Pft.i " i ssii b::;4 l F According to report, as oak Fres wow mica thas icatlcs bi trie s sisp Vd. milk 6* cc- I lad st Akit rappiscd. I Isar that die 'Orlin worse Lard ordt. 1,66 15 1 :1 11 . 17 " 1 / 11 . siztors wadi= Aces rit asseiskssi that se °Mini asd mosoolly home awl or M asts ihcsswnsesswiss sr ski sags ewer nt Wrap. owbo took Dirt in dm few I, l4Mme , ife Iskilmi• wrap. tit omit • woroffr. q. Ules cawndlw Inter *dot, ilerssUy sissasil us*, *lwo et gab- Wile to ale M acs WO** 1 04 pmeN46o a l e s s i sar i besiisimos sal • i lk s e i in bet * ripping% cods. olot. as 46' Jos gm Pao lel!. wens sed It el 6 4.91011100. 1400 : 72 2:4 " Nt e 1aW ki1 14704 !P 4 eff ' ^' • W 19116111. • . • ..4 . PIEDMONT. TURIN, Jrz:r 13. The decree of Jude 8, directing that one million of francs should be immediately expended in potting the fortitlostions of Alessandria in a proper state, has given the utmost satisfaction to all parties except the party of the priests and the Austrians. I find that the priest party are divided into two classes : all those in the higher grades being for despotism and Austria, while the lower reeks of clergy say they suffer so math from the tyranny sad overbearing temper of their sorrier, that they would prefer civil law and constitutional government. If the Austrians do attack this country—which they will do spoe the fleet plausible pretext—l think the peasantry and the country clergy will go together sad be against the Austrians. It is red here that the young heir to the Doke dos of ioany has bees showing some liberal opi nions, and that they bay, meat him on a visit to Rome in the hopes of his losing than there. The Pope is said to have returned from his interview with the /illof Naples determined to stick up far all his tem rights. She report is that he is becoming most patient in his temper, and that be exclaimed, while in a passion, "Rather than pat the temporal power of the Holy See in jeopardy I would die." It issup• posed that he boa been prompted by a Baron Werner, who was sent from Visalia to try to make an alliance of the Italian States ageism Piedmont. Baron Werner is one of the Ametrisa Samtelseisa of State for Foreign Affairs, sad he has been try's, to keep his mission secret He has now returned to Vienna. INDIA AND CHINA. We have received our despatches by the Overland Mail from India and China, the dates of which are— Bombay, Jane 10; Calcutta, June 3; Madras, June 10; Hoeg Hong, May 22. The summary of Indian affairs in the Bombay Timm mates that, within the preceding fortnight, there had been a fall ot nearly a foot of rain, and the monsoon was proceeding auspiciously. All public works the completios of which oasts more than I thousand pounds bad been stopped by order of govern meat, it having been discoverer* that a financial crisis was hurrying on. Almost simultaneously with this the supreme goverment had set its fees against the eoestruetioa of public works by private enterprise and espitaL Another rising among the Boatels is apprehended in Lower Ben brought about by the famine at preempt the country; this being toe con siderable West ocessioned by the neglect of cultiva tion and degroation of the stores of grain attendant on last year's outbreak. Everything seems tranquil and prosperous in Olds, and at this mese= operations, military and mercantile, give way to the pursuits of agriculture. The Leg of Oude is still in Calcutta talking of going to England, but apparently making no prepa rations for the voyage. He gave a =oath's pay to the new of the steamboat which brought him down the Ganges. Lord Canning bad advised him not to leave India, and had &taloa to give him an audi ence) to diesels the question of the annexation. Meanwhile the King is threatened with actions by steam and oserlege oompanies for desurrege and breech of entree., sad with claims against the state of Oside, sae of which anionnts to timely two mil lieea etnemoy. The Chasse& 2hr/fishier's of June 3 says :—" It ' sleek a Oxon iedisatlaa of an intended loan that the timbers of the Bank of Bengal yesterday m ilord their rates on private bills see per oent., on gemetieneet bills two per osehom loans and cash greets ern deposit of government paper two, and on deposit of goods one par tent.* Hoeg papers report that in the centre of the Chime empire, about Cantor), " the spirit of inter 'reunion bad been laid" for the present, bat in Ha Nsa I the 'finlike had broken out again; in Xiang Silt 'bold mast of the istpcotant cities, and a rumor of Sooehow being 'Weaseled bad seriously elected the import trade of Bbarghse. Oa the whole, things were not improving. Compared with those of 1854 the published Shaegbee trade returns of 1866 prime., in teas, an linoressell export of 28,000,000 tbs., and in raw silks an beereased export of 16,000 bales; the value being an inmate of 2,760,0004 in favour of the latter year, representing as aftweeted exportation of 75 pit cost. In Laporte, the value of which was somewhat about 300,0004 in 1864, the value in 1866 mended 1,000,0006 sterling, so that the increase is more than 200 per emit. Mabry at the Meet plain of the seises ferry-beat *WOK le the &mad Tweak Paawer al lasioevil. by whisk shoat SI meow wan 1014 setwasil • *Mt* ea ths Sod last. to Os awl *et the minis wog sees* the asillignee *the sagfaese, gad edldeldiet *a blehwy of by the wpm* el this beat felleleleil hes Is* is last • NOM st alpatesst, earaireaste. sad Win seek!sagess, et die pallisiefsti, _ilsearviei et Ihe oases .. even is sea *We men of the Wight* et t he bread Tweak Eel** Om** le se N stared pensaalhas fie the soh* M tie e ly s.i arise% ease die serest* wants( the Jen seise* that • , isedani el SAW. be levied ea the boat, asesaleg OM is ho liet wee*. lahabilsais of Meetrsal bad eabsorlbed the ..all swat sue 410* Ss., hr defrayigi the .T barred la,tlis teetygea - 4,4 gaisraleigat of the . - Seilewat,, salted . *WIN Maio. Posposations was o wads to Itee esit***l* *art* to the ,I7* Sesiesset, as. yew** has Ifelestro skip Tetra. Frew all paws Si ass Cassediwproviews hist ass matt vaili niag biliree ". rr i a li t u g: al . 144 got "L aset _. teat • Is n'. burster It aso be fishing masa ° sit; tlibt tor whew, rifh Larksy, and oats. Indies esai.bi bodoretd . It in* still sake it up Jeli ..d assist, Wish en the gnat maths tet pot this gnat obeli, et the Lawless seatieggt. Ss sheep la Whim O• the as I=A•seees, OM Gewgaw- Oggsral yediesegat osill Ma fake et Aggest._ liedsllvend sees* al the . . dam et Lb* Cowan sad 0•11110- t ad ad "Ibb Legbdathe y,—la. the yeessat ant slMw.p thessint* G tr i Liaisladis Cos* i eleiseely *Fs uhi mat stale shear VW s elltwallOide by :base, wage alt e r. as eltslis et' eels sad 4 jedgeseet mew Wsite** la M. .Lblboadilds 01.81m eeLeir,e.„trzi yll seers :xis f a r t best . Obe Polditee. .at he* .*ep; fat ta= tli elminiatedso ell_gsuse.- Nara tba imam, ot lest lewd* tgrrsier rril sapp t iwash sks = =inta=triv.t. stet tiny ibis angnas* of than ennella. I west that W. answisesitis *At live baidearado fer awarlii •to Is .1 VOW Poada tha lapormilais beat & ad b. a.,. ararateMlT l O-Ramarvea read will haft hew bend 2611112till:Miltng Ali* , ostabliatag smug steads& la Uwe? Neale M salmi/sad to . iiiiteatherif *as vba will bera dew be while* . seekiensweaa -l e s e e ... the titsierity ef estosay. 'fit .16gazz , bee ida • J etty • iesetaseht 'left ever IS. 01111 the Midi ' lif Oil 04/0811A, bilk sad thee sigs • rem& at 'ear Maps* Ise the peepers el sea*" the seesaws of the ' USW wheewe=tuseldws lege se red** al • i . .011111.4= eat he liiiiiisilis Aosta - Mi.—ls 'rsi ifi; eta I *k yea ter We eappies poe_heve IMMO units. II west *et the aid Worded aa Mi 0 41“al Swift* stOssede Ida IA wads** seem *eseaspleelea et that grass _ wait essential se It is es the • peeves asid ashy, pliant goessausgesial, et both we ster of the peoviese. Mitre tisa iihresa a• ristrt, ow 4. 11 : 4 •1 *le Naha ' 111* Wight smalege - eguelea tie pew ea the beg**. el ea yeast. Hp Wafts 00* *as her os br e, bssa islilled e W heel mess* * gal I hope Zit iligliiiiiii 4. wilt &vivo Olio istessea el bids ea/ •••• *logy i llidi nebvile te telie* yea . fart the tells labsitereisAlitk agfallAttiWlki SWlhmi4 sr AUSTRALIA. ARRIVAL OF THE EARL OF SEFTON. LIVERPOOL, WentmeDAT. The royal well ship Earl of Settoo,Captans Noble, of t►e White Star Sae ot Amtralian pickets, arrived la the Illarsey this mornirg from Melbourne with the usual mails, 124 passeepri, and 40,000 ounces of gold. The Rarl of Serum sailed fres Neildwarne oil the 26th of April She moons the arrival at Melbourne on the sight of the 14th of April of the screw clipper ship Royal Chants., C.pt. "mos. T►e Aanandale from Liverpool, sad the Australia from New York, bad arrived at Melbourne. The Oliver Lang wee to 141 for Liverpool April 90, end the Royal Charter M.y 22; the Thomas Aso Cole, April 26; sad Wales. Ca-tle, May 16, for London. The Prance. Healy and the New Gnat Britain had .ailed for London. The minion iatelligenee sontieues favourable. The rash to the Gress Bills still eon , ins se. From Bendigo we learn that the 'sashes of persons trying their tontines at , hose diggimp were on the increase sad their labour, were attended with mem. /Several new sh•fts have been sank oa the Windmill Reefs At the Vic toria Beef several claims bane been Idol, sold at high prism, and the whole line of poised presents a most healthy appearaace. One person lately mulled 901 ounce. of gold owe of 10 tons cf plena. The returns for the basks of Australia atria, the first quarter of the prima' year are net, ratiersotorft showing steadily progressive husking. The deposits aro inereasing ia • greater ratio than the Indebtedness of colonists to the banks. The corn end Malicia also show a teadeney to M ersey, 601.1 at Melbourne bad declined Ile. per ounce, the brokers quoting the purebees rate U. 16.. per ounce. THE STEAM TRANSPORT SPARTAN. ADMIRALTY, JOLT 17. Ths following intelligence ham this day been re- calved from Bear-Adrairal the Hoe. Sir M. Stopford : . . . _ _ . - - "Oa the might of the 11th of July, bar Majesty's steamer Bbassreater, and Mali transport City of London, arrived at Malta from Tanis; the former with 1 dicer and 196 men, mad the letter with 10 °Mem, 620 mew, 1 lady, 1 child, sod 6 henna, all of the Land Traasport Corps, that had been wrecked in the stele transport Bpattan." GENERAL CODRINGTON AND MARSHAL PELISSIER. Accounts from Constantinople to the 9th, received ant Bucharest, announce that Marshal Pslimier bad landed at the Golden Horn from the Crimea. The Bahia has had two palaces, as well as two magnificent equipages, prepared 'for the Marshal and General Codrington, and the Grand Vizier is to preside at a grand banquet which is to be gives to them previously to their departure. ♦ litter font Odessa of thi 3rd, says :—" A law days ego, nearly 6,000 Turkish prisoners miming from Kars arrived here; and at nine o'clock this atoning, General Codrirgtoa, the Comzaander-ia•Chief of the English atmay In the Crimes, arrived here unexpectedly. No preparation bad been made for ►is reception, sad all that could be done was to fire a seats of tweaty-four gunairom the Clementine Battery, which is t►e may one now standing. Genital eudrington hes been invited to dine with General Leder@ to-day, and to-morrow the Bagl , sh club will give him a grand Imaciset. It is said that the general intends to me main here for sense days, sad then to proceed to Baliklava." THE DREADFUL COLLIERY RXPLOSION NEAR CARDIFF. - ONE HUNDRED AND TEN LIVES LOST. The lose of life by the explosion of Bre-damp in Cramer collie ry,msationed in yesterday's Nzpress,was feu fel. Ons hundred and sixteen men and boys went down to thoir ue■l work on Tuesday morning, after the '. firemen" had pronounced all oats, and only six returnel alms. Almost every bolus has its bitter mourner and its dead body. Mr. George Owerton, of Merthyr, commenced his legal sides yesterday morning et the Ty Newydd, or New home ion, at the upper end of the valley, Mr. Instill, the proprie. tor of the colliery, beitg tresent, and a highly respectable jar,. This Caton** explained, In reading ever the list of jaron, that he was always 111111i0111 in each oases to ►ave souse wi thin on the jury, that practical knowledge might be brought 'to hear upon the investigation. The jury then proceeded to view the bodies, which lay amid their sorrowing relatives, at their bosses in various parts of the valley. The spectacle in the great mejwity of ewe was frightful, The mi.jor part of the unfortunate de. erased having met their deaths from the firs, not the oink*. damp, the Limier teasing the body to become charred, and literally 'wanted to almost a cinder, while the "damp'. canoes death by suffocation, and leaves but little trace upon. the countenance, except an expression like that of sleep. It appeen that on Tuesday morning, 116 or 117 men and boys went down into the eyeliner pit. The two firemen. whose duty it was to the ph, to weertain if there wee nay foul dr or gas, reeacended at about six o'clock, pro nossedeg the pit safe. In less than en hour after—indeed, before some bad stripped off tbe:r clothes to commeatel work—the gae expl:ded, end the affrighttd people ran hither and thither for a few moments. Thee one fell is the dark, and others staggering along stumbled on their dead oompanioes, and fell dead also. Here, emus was straggling mid the tortures of the fire ; there a tram full of boys, all deal ; and in other places, in sidings or niches in. the level, men bed sat down to await their fearful doom, sad bad died with their elbows resting to their knees and their faces buried in their bands. Some hid struggled forward, no doubt hoping t s reach the airways and pomibly escape. Whoa tba report of We explosloo was heard on the no. (moot was too well apprehended what had occurred. Rumour says that fur a day or two previously iadicatioaa bad been given of what was about to occur. .Bluwen," or maul explosions algae, had taken place. Two doorways had bean blown down only on the previous day, and then wore too many reasons to believe, from the quantity of elesarioity wit° watch the air bad been charged, that as ex piates of a more satinets's nature might tab. plug. This woe too tally verified. The lemmas of the wives and mothers at the mouth of the pit congregated there to await sad recognim the dead—es daring the beg interval that ensued be tween the period when the first intelligence of the explo sion spread ou Tuesday morning till the last body we. brought out on the morning of Wedneeday—were frightful sad distrmaing. All day lung the bravo &noes who ven tured down, almost in the face of death, to bring up*, deed, seat up the bodies of the unfortunate mos and boys who had perished, and when them were brought to the ear. fens the recognitim of a beloved husband or darlieg child awoke harrowing cries. On Wednesday morning the 110th body was brought out, sod it was lel t to orjecturs wheats, say still lay in the p:t of death. It was supposed, however, that all who had perished were now brought up. Workmen were immediately put on to supply coffins for the dead. There they were, working hastily with the save and plane, to construct rade shells in which to deposit the aelormasta dead in their untimely graves, amid therewith • °reeve people, still weiusg to tea the lest of the dreadtel 7 . eataitrophs. laepactor of colleriee, Mr. Evans, is gaged in fully elucidating the facie. The iaquest is adjourned 14 a fortnight. It one home ore lying Ave bodie., and of echoic of singers wide had attained considerable local alebrity, under the name of the " Forth Choir," duly one male member is WO,: silts. The 'bole of the male members of. dissenting shape' slo • at hand am also numbered among the deed. Year" years hays elapsed since any accident cf a very striated nature has moaned in this valley, which is celebrated** its coking coal, and from which the Greet WINANS railway derives the supply for its locomotive pewee. The r last explosion of a sweeping character was oas in 1863, tit t►e Middle Dyffryik Colliery, near Aberdare, when sixty four men were killed. The alteration of witness box and jury box in the Crown Court at Worcester were the object of Mr. Hama _ Alden a's special °Natation on Tuesday. He sad-. " Gentlemen of the jury, if I bed a telescope I might ISO you., and if I bad a trumpet I might speak to you. Yon look as if you were congregated together is a cheese master—l sear saw asythlag a, ugly is my life. W. shall never have a court properly construeted till we try two or three architects In mule of their own building, when they can see and bear nothing." .• RETURN or MR. JOHN FROST.—Thia gentleman' having naiad her Majesty's unconditional pardon, arrived .; at Liverpool from N.w York on Saturday. He looked in ' eatrellent health, and came to town to pay his ackeowledr ° mean to Mr. Thomas Duneorabe, 24. P , Sir Joshua Welemley, end other gentlemen, for their exertions in behalf, sad was present is the House of Commons during the diesassion on the affairs of Italy on Monday last. B. has lbw joined las family, who are raiding aver Bristol. He states that Williams sad Pass, he believes, will aerl avail themselves of her Majesty's pensions's to ratan is listglend, as they are doing so will in Tumuli', the (onset lasing ~gaged in mining, with a large number of nsa to bin eisploymost, and the latter keeps a tavern with a `. . .. prosperous trade. I The Biarle says that Beringer, the poet, hie had a' ematorresgo, but km sow so far roomed es tout's, ao foa -- I , thot anoosisoos to lab 'AWOL , A letter from Stuttgart , in the Paris Manikin.. f says :—.. The Bowyer Dowocer of Rook mottoes, to kg, . . - . - - . . . —.... . _,_. wgif ~ ~. obilassefloial effects of the waters of Wafted. She si..._ peas a part of the time at the villa with the Prieto* Royal. ‘.. nor delights r, and afterwards proceed to Friedrichebsfor., am i 'the basks of the Lake of Cosetarco, to visit the Qtestrat -. • Wartenbars. Her Imperial blejesty will afterwards ate MIS SI - Wildbad, and remain there lentil the middle of - Loges% when she will Isar* fir Ifoecow, to be pretest as tiseilMlNltiOil of the Emperor. Fria* Peter of Olden-. was expected at Wildhad " ' • kin days ago, M. d'Oubril, first secretary to tha '• Itatimey at Vaasa, was driving a phsati sat fa 7 itiws dose the striate, to the Imminent dapper of the tool. ' ' , whea a polio mac, in the exercUe of his del, Copps him, sad tail him bet ' ore the neamileary of rola& ' • H. d'Oalonl ' oomplied with a good grace, and did sot plead Ms diplomat* station; and, oa the attire head, the polies. 7 authorities 'visaed " becoming respect." The following passage occurs in an order of ale, Isy of the Russian earful ectamanding the 3rd corps ad iataatry, which rental* provisionally in the Crimea. It' , refers to the burying pleas or the allies :—'• li they lava i! hoes oar enemies they have sot the Wes bees brave sass ; oho, as well tt thitailiatts of oar countrymen as these ene.e3 papas, have died as heroes ea the field of bosour. were sea who preferred loom* sod their country ill. the poesessiois of the earth, and this is why it * a sacialis , dety for serfs one to boomer the memory of these brays.: ioleiers ea we bean* that of oar own comrades." -is • TUB PACED. or EWE rr,—A letter in the Timis '. from AtineaSna, dated the 8 h, says:—" The positios of: the Paella of Iv pt with fogad to the Sultan he,, devise, he less lays weeks, %adage* a materiel insprovesissL e days after the arrival here of Heschid P.cha, • A estkiets !teaser of wer made her 'marline., hash's ea '.. id an es voy from the Sultan, woo breogtit to Said. alba a 'greed end a robe of homier, to his son a ewrrd and - tide of Pasha, shd three letter., sealed with the Selena% seal, -ethic& ware *tidally reed at the Naha's Pala e Ks SIM, a the penises of all the Egyptian setbentin sad n }gnat mast* of troops. Them lei ten piece the Poch* ! kale ea a very friendly footing with the Sults., sad that; soarport of theft wee—l, to thank Said Pasha for the es.- dramas stalled by Egypt darisg the late war; 2, to Raw lessee to him the feealusisa of the war; stud 8, tsl sesesspeay ibe presorts. Said Paths seemed mash gretsdad: 'sy the honour thus shows him, his Righoew received OW otters sad poses* sills the greatest marks of rnpeet, MAI is evidently more at sem thee when be was es cool tirewri -- - + g o , i sige. - - - ,he win bays ay •or the . Hie see selsk i of the Nghtien, , octanes of the La- . ateglish Dune, away. i remarkable thing thee . ' seradosee gtv b. ealth e k \ Witlitalt. thee - -d it was strange th; J awls coolideseeps, tassel/luau of *Via* brlete eteeties or tie sheoleet - lull at the OE4 the aushltar /1104 aat rawest) ilia( belie Jaw I THE REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. The merriment, made by the "government for the seeovamodattos aad eonvenieatie of the two bonne of the legislature were earraceptionable ; bat *wisp prrbably to the same manse which it may be sup posed influenced the peseta' public, only about 140 of the Lords atd Commons presested themselves at the railway illltioll. The hoar flied for the review wee half-peat three, 'editor lucks** lad bees oritra pane. tally at half-past two, sad some Meaty minutes before that' time Lord Palsentoa appeared ea horseback at the North Camp gate, heading a preemies of tea London oursibesee, es which the well-know. inacriptiaas Paddler°. to Bank," " Peckham Rye to Gracaharehretreer,"" Piccadilly to Whiteclupel," Ac., were eoespicsoss ' and which bore, se inaide and outside piusesgers, the seaatortal dignity—hereditary and eleeteral--er the empire. Very rapidly the ematbuses were eased of their harden, end the load sad general isterrogation " Where do we leash 1" having been satisfactorily answered, Lords end Commoners proceeded to examine the lamp. Asleep( those on foot we wedded the Lord Chief ;audios of fleeted and his coantrymen, Mr. drdhibeld Restie (who kept in company the greater parr of the day), Sir D. Hor ny', Sir J. Patton, Sir George Grey, Lord Ravaeswesth; and &maw the humane were the Premier, the Doke of Leeds, Mr. Cowper, Lord Syday, Mr. F., Pee sad Messes. Bus and Beldock. The SpeakriH did not come down with the Commons, Nor was! he observed upon the grayed daring the day. Very shortly after the members of the Mosses of Parlia ment had left their °miniboom her Majesty, who had come down by a special train from Loadou, reached the ground, morbid by • detachment of the Tit Hassan. The royal salt* ociespied several carriages. In the first were her Ma. jesty, 'he Princess of Proms, Prices Albert, aad the Prised of Freesia. The second eopudaed the Priaarse Royal, the Primus' Louise of Priosis, and the Priam. Allies. The third, the Frites of Webs and Priam Allred, with their etteadaata ; and the others lb. °Mee tuned ales in waiting. Her lbjesty drove directly to she Royal Pevillea, where the r.iyal party alighted. While bur INN esty sad her guests were retreebing themselves at the Pavilion, the Lords and Cornmeal were performing the same agreeable operation in their teat. _ _ lbe reiimesla which her Majesty hod announced her intention to iwopet were thole which had returned from the Crimea dose bow Let visit to the *asp, and which alto had sonaequeatly WS psi sew Thom obsoleted of Um Ennio kills& Dragons swiltibt illentsh Wogs, and part of a light divalry resistant. tits Royal &ippon end Minns, sad the 34th, dlot, Sl ed Highlsadeto. sad the 2a 4 hattolioa of the Rille Brigade. The total suathor at nes wider arm I woo said to be 14,000. . . . . . The traria hoviag akin up their pantos, he Mania aid the Prusiossai, is son wasps. sainted by Prins Albert, who inn • Poild•llsislure saifeen ; the Price of Prates, whe was Stabled in a Prawns general Meer; Os Dike of Coasbritige who won In proper nation as • genial la the British service; the two yang Price..; Lood Robby, sad Ones! Hoollys, oho we the commnd lag ease dna day—rode down each has ofireops,fusper.- Tthe ass asnewly, had apparently with such icterest, he train Iteria thee toned tato betnlians, sad headed by their bends, nisrebpd past et •gliek time. This ewer, the sea solo fell lan lles, fondles anis tidos' of • blunt sad he ilojeery sad tin Finnan having slighted, waked sing th• whole of nob Mae, the Quin, who Mat ea she aria of the Prise. Corea, stopplai sad b. Os the allies shoat the 'mina of nets rispanin MUMS% sad nerifea•Uy eiwillaj out a prime soldier wimeitere urea Ale beers sere am the anal Inaba of eleatetroll4ivareed sad infl amed lie lima of wean red Inaba Wait spa Ws malt dilleek. With the Iliplinaders, whin aim" which were Wsutlf Is rigs, bon triennia to the Nnift• it* mina% bad peso thaiegibi the Queen pintails* plessad ; but regimumet awn la for slam of press. • The noposion over. her Molest, is. E mis. wriage, sad tee trap, kelpie' fired rye! E dans beck with he was eatatteadaeta to the where, it wie aaisesteed, she Lai sided to ,• - - Cletus Maria atristias is at this tasessat at Troa ins, whore she Weeds to pees the beats. eseboo. isms the Meet ti;rteals at Plisbieres is the rasp sad beantifal Malebawa ill Coattails**. TIM BALLOT IN PkitLIAMEWI.—The Comatittw es tie Cams ?metiers Proustios etas& Ant on tie lowlsre of Oa day for ibis avulse (ritavolay). Mr Berkeley, M.P., will Rine classes establithiag Tote by ballot at flee ileitis. We bops the Womb 'Ma ballot will muter ia eiresistb aellelest to 'sable /b. Berkeley to bit:redeem lie alums ideas bill. ar Ibis sew • ewe pare trW gibe beast TWAIN made, images, as doubt a metal *twice, (whisk mere she hired seethed of deriding the seatrouny way of voting to asproso compt late the sadiron e. peuslisah 1 Till COLDSTREAM. GIVARDS.—Ths annual banquet M tee Coidsteeem Osastis tcwit Vase lest ' , Tellies at the I 34114015 Taws: Coleetil ties Iloa. A. Upton podded. YPavers were laid ter 110 Avecieset them reseal e'en eld MiusAsl the Berl of Streffore, Lerifiltaiteby, 81: A. Woodford, Sir W. Goessi,VlTeiset Mei Tine. Lad A. Papa, (Major-Genetel Shaw,. jor-Chasna Deeisetesd,W.Jee- Gemmel Waltee, C local Pete.rei. Newtee, 2.lmat. Coiaaal Lard itatitieteh,. preanciad. Lori liefer-O•rittel Bestir*, Ike. . .1 LTC/1111 Tmtaxax.— Last night Madan* R a to n ti Set 144, 4 prastaire Shia swam" gala rapportitag ninon oho aewaaeB on Frilay Hit Wa hove `i wok co that, m. estarsawns W 61160 ••••••••• 111.• •••••••, ow. ••••••v. r. m• astitiag to add I. the Trash Ned' aa that pureewissoe, wllh bid Bot blas, thweeth audelltetutlY hi itueopt_that we have mesa aea‘la Wiest:ewe Uwe • met, pity imply toe the 'umiak:me shows him. eattild away by aa se nesse woo *sewn riatetiley owadas, was rade s pooh.' end owawalidet-ili-ohiet e Ifs abide espresaistatios was petie t. lihaisese Minas hrity, is wit tines years old, sad on the sietl wW of sears WWI to 11n411. after her visit to tbe pro• lisathew be was aseseaparied by his Raids thew whale ba is sot happy. It is s rewash. Rpm GALLUT IwycyhAyfok.—Tho alter: leig. AM& shook with sash entire wirado '19111•Iwet glass hew by Mr. sad Mitt Ibrahim Reed. eat .horse of his salt' woe ass Edelitbwaymia , opera dairy dada, four wear witleatistenaissioe s bas libfdadt sb twliudoee of hie 'cwry, and it bill wary easeseethi ; bet Um &mitten Dear Walk h doe PP as awes* wows', is a plaid°, of so on la pay it with wasethias sew. Thy di a:" ghoul," sie Madill , ' is the midst .1 pashas aid Woes .Iseee, by Mr. IMO, Smart As maga, larimestise tord/L" .1 Irms widiatioss la the 1110.111111 M, for die - BoVerAt, BARODL, AND CIINTRAL Itn Ilkw_ o - 00 E 1 . 1 4: * * 6 r , t ,1111 40 20 0 1 ilitnaldll Pa4rass..-An al tuned tees'.* ..floss '=" 6 "mg ,I'o4olmomaisoia eD I ls 4 1111 sit- holdalls &kowtow, 11168 10 have bows he delfehiodoehraiespa• Await/ ohtak lab Mei thweetwpaity Liverpool-Wart ; but as b R•ttr_t th 4,l4 l. lll ) l !.flirijkitt !ILIALKIMOIrI toftea or tits 46.4 Nw.eand woos as • "Mb•Ogin MIL 0, 1 1 • 14 Not lim - uttiNed• wee Reed tad withuit say bagmen i:,