The Express. — London, England, 1857-02-12 00:00:00

r ; 7- NIZA‘cPEIt P 4 r t it • SaildX3 _ _ _ . vsrmrbniT Al 3 V 14 1 RA7 (Stamped Id. Additional.) [TWOPENCE. i I' THE MURDER OF TWO VBTJALIAN LINE of PALM= MUM— aatA - ---- ——• 67 estelr e nt roma mr.4 sr Pr ' Meg I lU I .OUP. ... USTRALIAN LINE of PACKET SHIPS.— A i wa f mos 1..0 bays *mists illuptieNioho Ins . 41:011 A L Wu banks, RANDALL T , Mos% IRA LmINN, _Pas. Um MA AN Wig knoset mow% WIN N, OR HOBART TOWN Direct m ama ll= wino "r i r lin a M d WI i la amorogollollom kr • at *Opt og pomp goMir =lair& R = NNW. MITA Direct (will meet with despatch) N. Om togooalliog .t.l. WM. 1101111131110. saw M. SOW AI. 4/117 W M gleolgg. way moored ;C. L . LIED. 11.... , w an . hoo o z,r4gre.a . .7 . 3gazzz:i . .n: w...., i onic TDNEY Direct (Us room tar a limited quantity a n e ga i eral = a r t tirtia ftro. TY las veal be. rum moindes Mr calla pammipes —Apply V .% Milord Ur.. /MIMS al MallmV, 81a..p. lEGULAR LINE et PACKETS to the WEST 4riasi 00 , Ag a l lef ill et i r i va i 1 a 441Satia. a.4............T1114 tMireada ounha . 22 11 . 7;;Mo Bee ll I" c••• Is NEW YORK.—Th. LIVERPOOL nuonratA /TM WHIP 0011PLII7 basil dujiligvEmol.etydrbelik Ina arm Mos dilisben . M." WelalWaN Pik a TOSI Wirdlesisy. UNA U. Widedwass, NANA U. U sub WO. wort la Or MIMI nem; ;;I bnim; tb• ems s.t. NEW maw et pram. by br me be If. Iltafr a; afte 2ier4 "ar sm& r el dor 11111 Men of OW OAS/ . -I logo Tort . trig f .....„. a ,sirde ht.!.. . Illoor Kw Tot Oro. •I— onomOo• with*, emourr=lid• DON,. NA oboe is MIMI rasgrerrll the Ina Wort le= m i l rentl i g Ump i re 01l 11•=ol ls r Wei sod Ow Mora MON or A+elia. to low ompor. boob la roprO tomorrow. - - irVERLAND ROUTE—STEAM to INDIA and ICAPlFAN'hafrailtslit u tat tffiltat:: kPok . 0.7 . a. ...ille . , lou d b.b o X a. w u s igtr. 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T .... 4.tt u r:`,..Z.M s. _plume il k Ovna or II?? ase Ilk Torrimgo" fie okeig,_lie Now r Settint&a.t , :2 ... Ws. 1. INILEDOE'S HIAL-ALL. or selobrated Bastorees. gm% ke:3 . 0;.....,*.= W.= u. - - a ado. i ff „,o -x. Dra eta et irs=ridgi, la.=l !IL wr WOOLLEY'S PECTORAL CANDY is vs -11.4. • COY N CUM v= .1 r .artesrznz... • =. l ! - ••••iiir-Atrwa_d: 7a, dr V Armor Dark ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL leSst irbol Dlerier—llr JOHHOLUM. lILIIIIIJITART Wks-11M Lam& T•••••'. nts M Ist • WWII PA I °do& Mr for 91114111M11, Toss&r. 1A 7L Y 1 &ANL. he Idr • 40/11. Of SO hawk lb. Ito other wig &Nis OM be writ Ws mom G ENIRAL TOM THUMB Mr morcoly wader ...vr _ .., , z... . w . L. -- . - ... ----E , -..± „. ...:. ,, ..ft errs ~, 7-• Cregrod . IP . L i - a - If e, L .1,.. nom 4 4 it,p. „,,,14,1 or w gib - t ali ..., - d'5 . ..... Ida bk. eft, t 11101.11 L 2 MIVNA of RUSSIA. The new mil famillowl HOUMA at ILITJAC PALACIO, NM Ns B...„„ sadr i l s ar t t . o . l b O d it am ... 4=3 3 ddidi LIMO ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 4 .1 int Dr. RAHN. r • sm.— anemia ISr walk. to - OFF= fir E:CE'S PURE DISTILLED GLYCERINE SOAP, NONA! Poo INN had or 004 ImoOINN N),!& _sA AIN mob.-1 , 110111 1 eel CSAIWA:II, 104=101•41PoS RUIN IL 0.1 .M inmate of PON% Osadlo r =MERU of PARLIAMENT CLUBS I DOCllyglE a ltrai mai b.f. In beam Y., 4a.. sal ark br 1. 7 . 0 .1 % I .. llllterlD•temi Whhis. LAW OLT'fil SIX-SHOT REVOLVERS —Ur Ma ds@ .1a• fat OM s. Alva 7 111.4em1l Ab. Ulm gm POCK= MO IM, for Tn. • ‘ ll,4ll=folis... avi i i tairmarl. s . Clarlddge. Woo aid 1 , 0.4b1e ==sad leardireaffr. urns. me. 14. P 4 st rawastsita. kRESSINCI-CASEB.-At Mr. MEOWS EWA t 1 111.161114111241, II 11641wildlie. 4. a =V SITA .=... tr. ......g = t ... _,... M gla Vass. ' - ft.d.ua on la wow &MK arl• 1111:111111T111 MODEL Waal, K Obsamide. -112t•Trehl=arlwas" MEM tom 13 raw& Ifs Wows COALS —By Norm sad Beilmp—LEA sad Os.'s Harm ri Tao. NIL Frew agent bus wpm demon stilt Yap Wan; sr Ike ear SYniert's OdivwfM. tea rotimiZtaarrodo. ttiksew d SIrPSOr ( FAMILY BOOT sad SHOE 444 4144. la Sr 411.04.. 444 Mee MI wow odor 144.06 414 YEW kr Yang Ow 4. 041441.4. cREAP BOOKS.—A REVISED LIST of ov arm corm 00 0 :ozprItEris lb= MUDINII Litc - f 111111AliT 4 riewedst =Ma plum Ne ark. b oao w iaibrios , RUDA. =97, a lb =7l Creograd.llasdrlar. V W 'S 1213111INAIT EDITION d Moe t iii i,, our% . as 4s i i yam* fr: The 3e. sod 4a. ' smi la fir. DOWN= IND W ITTI. B.4 Narb i" trr . 1 Aka lirg i r it; rat&t d Aa owitly fr i lak e Usig intiztrear= a ng: i. Tb ft . imin Nana minis. lasdos : lOW AN 0. Dar•lna. Mo. &MK rcatlT. War= 'UMW= ...a W om& hired threrrehan ; i ghme lw r ig ir s ta. tW li fiwsish i.e nsahlihe. ha eihml ~,.....l rarftae i a nd br peg =ls. Inn sbe Lair. a W.AL WORTH. Tadadry Theses Puller Bacon and Martha bara. linelb • wee brought up from liorsemosier-1000 Mad drailbir eraiseira rine Mr. Elliott, at the LO/11. love Wheltseaddeepi wlde dr VW murder of task &Mita A. Theler. d. eoda ,o4 Prole s, " worry it Os" Mroplloi, was oxpootod to ban boat - to give Mina rerectiag she aragele of dr 0* toes d tit bay of Ida data. sae, bet he bow est yet eurledel bi• tea. ales de yeleme Brea wee air seat by the plea awn be► bobs eserveitt ea, ispeord lama ewe ebrattibia la mg prricnts don ina. IMP pookr-assaig Oa la mob seed "tats,, inked Ida Wear be tea splel titre body of ble war had bsaeshemed emir eat cal be roped file was Vie red bard al. Orbb, dr peer; she rind Mr walla be weneare dde.wdb dal enema 110 atio bed pet sank Ye lbe Irdt Wm by the at rase, sadist be pee* bed itabsetlrddif 10 "Fr rade Ye raleles. mg* ar am dee no alb bed area wan, fa ea he raw fades dreg sad thee be shoat set tar the avite et bas teadist. bees was bee taw tbe Mae dea. Me Ira wee with a eat alt the sellated lay art with . lo7 min tlebealt • shay. that bar haehead, dark be rade area ber. seal set rot • alga dM. The fiat after ease was An W. Zara the mere liemesearbre Omsk wasellot pieortedstee. lariaLbsise whe i bioutitp Iliesommew herr ilma, art as des eardeli re arra sar top Mood= to see .area as hr lima yeah apipersi le bow bre ereelemed by a Stan boars boa am eldieenell It I ahead lay It yes a= end sat a regma - Thee wedee Mar ee tho &yea bet die pruner sit saie`i es eve abed her .had Ilea ewer how•L I bete yerbed hr erellay, I beee sore le Ye stria iii ! ,-_—,,Arrili. Mr.,- t-Ti.dki ad but beards stabillaraselbre waye,gg bat seenly lida hie • penes cif • imermi mild tees beeeserse s weessar. Wilabe-Jaet ad so. The met ea bee drat worst above t p t io n h amll was all trod the seek. no meat wee very at lies beck pert et the amt, se that the coed ✓od tar bass tied rear Witt, soid the cord heel/ lead Imes bees very iimmabling whipcord. 11r. Illett-Do yea that mei a mark may have bees essrismed by bee emit Wise--1 Dia sot, fe d re to. high up sad too dodo mend ties= z r ardor • Om 4 mi. Emir tai heroes whip coed ad. mbar, rat isesibur as &elate readers elite riimme, vse Use paisesd, awl Mr. Harris said it wee*. sr Is red se was - Wraly le rases the mart he bed barb& Idr. Illati-Tea ley that the rook wo above the worde at nest of the Omsk. le it your spires that a cord al& bow bees doe wn cl err se to Mr air b ed dist mark tie wittiest dra Its bring osely staler or mar aa ked tegiA=b tay 'wires that it skin have ham did nark sir bete as eissim tif that Cris rimier by Ilr. Orosh-Tho esi primed weer host erred to. meek 1 bar demelbei. It ai set to be tkal eery Wed te have l sdased thls era, der ' 72:: If owed, iribeil odd* It wait pito • titer moat se If Sed try tight. torso odd bawd hos cord art • mar, bet it was seine • meek es orsoilbe bad es • roses who lad boa hirdie. I wit bet dab bow &els, sod los what I hoes sea direr I bdro bee he be efuesort WWI ; sad I bar et, ides, doe are at her door Whirs b y re],ddletsill bed GNI Vs los der W orb* elle. liele Vele se Old stgerlidel, GM eel Alm rem dada. rat doe Wes try sapid set le bees MA hot sod I Ark ad It =dee rid Ilses it, it rag ter bass loy amiverms raw - penes.Mr Curb-Now mows It bed bees tire Abel of dr braktina trier& tedsreelbertee rill hid dos to to lia lowition the Kra. Dame bed bibbed the treks ea were not revs de, 1 ark you, Just Mt merit r weer re been biker t Whams-Well, they are; pet they are sot ash womb so see likely to have beta ind ict ed by • parses latradir to kill hr. Mr. Illhott-Wlit "Nudity of Wood do yea think Hrs. Deer bet st the ems ef receivir t o blurbs? Wilme-1 sherd tbisk but a small sertity. The MIMS at the gaol rowel me her shift, sad there yr not sweet tier there. Dray Woods add be lived in the Higheirest, batiste, ad was Is the rapier of Mr. Madre, an beemeseger Ittes. Os ilialialiq morning Air Christmas Day be saw the mob rimer st re matey triton at Reigate Art be get sat at the bola, sad rasa tie he raw Wet st Ids mores Wrap. Rs areal watembiag very pirreis la Ws areasr. Ite . xlmear Ad sot man le bow rat be was Meg. At twelve he came Mr the slop, sr wirer ear 1= o'clock it ses, and them se prborr ter • wised deo ► his packet. Per dr dares e a time the rt . mar marl abed belies at the reod, sad he was M awr, la i s h= iltartre Mete of mbil. la Ito share est • deg to tho primer where Ise lm = got • bey, air sheroterds maw him et the Dell putte- Weitsmil he wr then ier sariri llgr witness to sit er brate erased, es be id rot Ur bit sestasse ar appear& TM perm lbw Tees • Or Moro dowsers sad as sons. I d s aoredaf odadedes Ifity, submit dr esok• of lid add Ids plow woe Is mit • stab al old at 111, eid loft that he Ad Me cc so west, NAM use ars to Wow rust he ems abash The meet ram% WIN= Poem. st SA MiPlos 4lll .4 toroloare. sele-The fliseeNS Dassele Wig illits . Ois the term/ rube oar Chrtroes di rose ls survWe bores revere Sod 9 :eked, bat did MOO sey TO smile rot alto sr erdmeghter. Irellesi Asa oda that thaw sue exottisg the aerie with ble SIAM sr ileum thst it WM did Ilik Ida of know dot doe go ordain the smiler villi iga dap, till 1 law I k dr irwordos sad thin induced RN 66 Lek olds Irder. I omeireditros4 told him I thought it hadissaderriew air r MS sum sod. I thought so by tio ask odor right tom Ss led bead tom Angry., berries the bet sad secomljoble. De said he did sot cut It that way; he did it sarag • WI et agml at dinner. NSW Isere he arm rod that Dr. Deere, on examining so at det balms bar in the pri.mees mesa ea the am kg sirs the cedar was di,.e...cered, old rot it Was se if It rot bern t r=tir s ali a =r e t VIISIMMI te be de:ply oraird 7 with bra. lik. Iltpie IMAM wooded to soy, I los tied be dr plow • poll owl about the Mak _tiacarebesii be rese ion Dim rib MI set do It. riot be Id set le pi, sod 4M dolloworterosto Woe ibut rawisay lel lobed Or ear mot% sod 111 di Ire bad Ira Ass. I rind inks Sheba MI dr bid Is Ids deo when be west cot, sod le mills led rest; sat he took it out, end hong it op, as ems Ws arm= resibta 1 rid him it lay letweee him sad his iris gm Sr so re earl lave la sad dens art a VTWog dr olodE were; and hid Ist Pre se lire &et be told me he lisd berm el • grit rat rid dittos; and I obi him art dr pre cost. Bs said It was • rah rot or ad se I bed sew seen his whit ash a east ,II Mild or who test mode S. He hesitated sad did ad reser, sail I eft, rid, " Did ;ear bike matt 11. be oars it be al dm police will god It out . DI row Odor rods It WNW Nalmatated for mew lima, soillellssid Mode IlasselL bred Ids et whom, awl lis k.ereeaL fterbt sod addle odd set MI tes; bat I ersibeed the wear tin termer le be lito. Is else odd be lot • wed& I sew low dile Ursa Woo test* red that tellt bee oil Wm *so ftests. The woo now I, &Wei bead le that suldkeed its number is • 7TII. lime WNW am the CONN imilk, No. 13,663, in Os bole =as r imble verodes aid after be came hod fro • sok air the orwier. In trirg to wild It re at IN Mot dr odertser bole the glair bet with Gs oiedde• id Vete nerd to be perfect. I Sr set Nwe sista aulearserty saw the ono snrik ill• WOO off ; err We - Firmer thee gibe Img ward the Istiebe dose to it, WI et ihat gre dr doe we sot dieroed. I WI Ids 7 be sateelled tee the vibe Ad ha was • dor ad ll = se, SO it wolf bs gees to be rad sji derrod, when he arid bar W. to =11; owl he sal be rebel ft thsobl. Who the Mlle elle n talie Wive the mods, to emosed err isme erAirreL demo sat raids ma pal I rid to bed " I tondo dm pools roe Awe Ede ridldrea;" sod hp • Ildb rilier at iollst, . Uselkoss los so call to Id dirt ; Ow ow irowt. - ma yr all dm odd. Oats sollidri ear the owe., lawn Dart entre Whew% Pills mop bl. wife did wot dr kite/odors eidereoft MY ba it moled been robbed, i Yid WM 1 telleir lis be fir, ma odd, " If they dad par 111111 rd_oes sorer art." . Ile replisk -ro set woo to saythiog, and 111 mill 44 .11 .Wlllthme 1 "she to Ira i sea, " Suppom ism tee Mitt tessimaws rd ear you have dime la" tip torsi my hoist ift ma thes ,. My wife sow dr dodo re yr, me fold, " YOU sumo% tell thee Ildearpors dr yds of bet vireo or oast, old lats sileddirl dr SO dot the win which the pri mmer to Mee los ti dm bit bow with the air &bp or la kb sossOldkoballeftiorroro of dm gal wee the roe - ihst MI boss Obi why • Odd WOW the eve olds mods • add air the deeth d ibb Um il,le tle dos#ler of rat irtires, los le rem Ilissmuma rob. bed totem ratime=d ' lld '-.3 .l llmi the at the tsar wire tea arts meseembler thew • pisse 41 aid ea tte Ike. low !Ansa li •ftbilato thst ttre woo d ligullislormetros be hoddo It atteedmis, end ailor 91101•11 d Fietafitt, WiaLe - -rere . d ibe aegis ltrught Against me. I was ■ nil anding. Mr. 011iw e d i fil tenor el dem charge ? Witiatai-4 alealpll,llll ea etwoisory. Mr. --011 pm Waken. Ming tried P Witnem—Tem Mr. Clifud—Yett knew thed beuesimoraut, did rousse Witaoss—Yss, I did. ( _ Mr. (hard—Was Ise birS i tiostlssr of yours? Witness—Yas,_lss was. Mr. Gifford—You knew art poribrcalaw ins guilty t Milmwe—Yeu I Maw theist bream was guilty. IlMent—Wlime al yea tehe le Milmasoty as a arm d ? Mal bast lbse I lece• ham Is that el Ai a. 011111.-Wm• yealemeediked ups Ng art &me Om MIMI tar yea as swir mtherlag • aggic i l_t tresigeollimair Yea; Ili go three years back—einos I VlLll—kaVre Millie Met criminal osimagikke v irar i rS i ges raw gout asst. It we the leg "miler ale ° No s•AchY, Iso UT? ." Clatw ) —I was for • time is kir liir= lill iriLsi in Famingdoutreerbut aims* latallar ellsla =ONO I did aM Maw St Mantwithe we pia Mambo • &deem to the Mat autheibies tin 1 wit la mouth@ migeat by lati Min I wad by the disable viral Inez I bass knows pre by As awe ia • la th• sisamy. In be es Thom mei ohm so Timm Ma • ithi ia , ly lea mom et Att. w sern bli eneeeltL I Mk. Tam, the ealkawr, I need Me him of II Ms. Lech tees my atessey at my trig. iml I Mg imemMileekei to WI the teessectione ot vide nova gltrea mehissu Ti. (Mr. Kam) and Mr. Ludt elliermaile sabil le see me. I ythit me had en Is le Mlle hod awes hire I be came accentual& itsecad. Minim melt the was oeseleild oda Alyea, seal wile is oho mehiese ot ttrumportetica fkr . Ilk 111111 ail mud cross-eurained. &at Hardwick* the only name by width yea hays met Witure—To the Wirt WV bwoutrige se the premed time it Is. My position hr betalmik aerator' be aware that I hare bean obliged to cheap wry sees= I have gone by the name of William Salt. I was mented la that name. Mr. Giffard—Did you over go by theism of Perish, Witeere—Never. Mr. Gifford—ls this the diet time that you have tuned Queen. evidence ? Witmer —Yes. I sever transported a man er was the cruise of hi. Limit 'reimported, but If you look at this I= you will your bead a list of eleven men who have bees transported by client, Mr. Seward. (The wham handed • popw to the learned coward of which the following le • cefiLi " Jams Allen, life • Jobs Donates, 20 years; II bury, 20 year. N oa h, Tms Ford, ose year_ ; Williare a 9Tilkin . - soca 10 years; lO pars • Agar, lits• Willi= Hard ee, life; Henry AtwA life; J. for trial; Markham, 4 years. The lest man innocent." Mr. Oidard—Do you know Mr. Thom= Crow? Witness—l do not. (Mr. Cooper was a =taw who describe ea d himself as rijiaPlZillueroes,t rhker vb ign= mid churchyard, en • ;stale tlay to June Irak when saw Hardwicke there, end be added that he bad known Seward years ego se • "rags about town." When Mr. Cooper was called today he did not =twee.) Mr. Gillud—Did net Mr. Cooper amen= with you upon the subject of what you bad for dinner on the day when ho said he ate you? Witness—l recollect •ma being brought to me ia an ad- Plniag room for the pupas* of identifying me, but I did not know hie name. Ira did tell pie what I had for dinner at the King's Arms, sad I told him it was all right. He had a black-eye, and amend to me when he was here to be in a elate of intoamtioa. He eartainly must hare bean drink i=, he woe talking very wild. Mr. Gifford—Yon my that you never went by the name of rarish ? Witness—No ; I should consider that too beggarly • name to by. (Laughter.) 1 Mr i Gifford—Now tell mo the names by which you have e" l Wittman—l have already answered that question. tiLS_ird—Anawor it again. William Salt Mudwicke. XL Oillud—Any other? itherse—l do sot recollect it. Ur. Gard—Will you swear that ? meet--I now recollect that I have pared in the name et imam I saved • gigs life .t Hull, and on that owe ilea gave the name of Jenkins. The girl full into the lim b= end I eared her from drowning. Mr. Gigard—Now, was it as Jenkine or as Hiudwicke that you were under a charge of burglary at Brecon I' Watner —No, it was Salt. Mr. Oillant—ln what name were you transported at Ply mouth t Witness—William Salt, alias Hardwicke, When I was ode= to be transported and made my escape from Brecon gamistward wee perfectly aware that I warinnocent, I suffer= for It. I betrard—l didn't knew you at that time. Wilmes—Yee you did. l lead nothing to do with the burghs, which I was c har ged with having committed. The stolen property was found on my promises. I went down there by fierward's advice. Mr. Ward—Then of that offence of which you were found guilty yen were innocent? Witruer—l west down by the =vim et Manuel aid • ma named Aterouider Fraser to see that • parses at the MOO of Walter White had proper pradmilssel aseiresna le dead him op= • charge ot . White woo tried sod em emitted. On our rued borne st a ties, hum • bake in which he took the produce et the which be bed been tried for. The property cossleteist witches aud ofVIII plate. He wished tiirow KC time upon the_prohme el the burglary, bet I deeliaed to let him have It. Ho boast bard of me to show bin seas piece In which he could dip* the property; be whit be did set lik him t: 75 e to take it to a pleas; sad eher seer peremias I allowed IM at O trot ask k • wanitrase et wide 1 held poreelan. ▪ u ps dr tiller IN merekta urn Me ettswpthag to digest ot • tties et be wee Mowed to my wereholeou whore the renriader at It IFIN MBA. I was thereapialetrea bthe wee 6110=Iti r yea Immeataralarbigr, . which were at Plymouth, =I kr wnich7ou were I was. I was sot Is Maghad when the dente ter eoutraiod ter which I was mg aired. 11,. allibui—Did you not go to feared ink , and ask =Mks about the title to owe hind you had in ? wham-1 did; mad be drew est • case for the opinion of esseri. Ortraimeeltram otreheild : It was always part et my ahem to memeNt meat is • metreembie min. I did Te mplar • = mail Weir. awl I was emu 1 had hotrod& Mr. Pam wee the note easier arm wobtelsel by Mar[Theitwee bathe bed am labia Seward mad Ilea INC I was set Is Mg= VIM Medietra wee tried. Whim I Itreted that be Atrionau Ilawied. Atudi, • imunmed li g= lis lmyeelf, met, end entsedbeds 11111 Y he bie The it. yr gives he Aiwa ,to le s wet kr a a guako-hurie, the lueMeri et whisk b dace told we OM hs gatre ler the . I ineneri wile Aainun, de set trying to get esquitted; I .. triticit ibleard mid that . that weak% b. se be ni g r a a might &TAW Ildnellit isle th . =trias__thaew dt4the approver In the bre Be with - whom I the booms ' mg ."-...= ti ta e:1 pen ago. Ho Irmo slimy' knows se *Sens lit para." Ido id tat fa irks wadi own Mutt lls lim i I SIMILAR LINE of PACKETS to the WEST °opt oolltli •1111/110A.—Ter VALPAILIIIIIO Ulna VI ionatdo,tlr tunerlshlt dr 8 T Whlidisorawte VI All Or !MAT, RIMUND SWIMS. naliem: Yaw la Übe Lark. 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IV= Astblrei INAHANII LL W H181[7.-11tis solebratted W Isla VISIT It Weft nessessivi use Ind .M 1.... strn, Mem ter slabs re Ps molltsol pow I pars very slat re, bels, selornd lOUs It tees fres Or sr Wotan smlllls so nob ohisSol Ass Weds bs la salad Was% 316. esas i. : nall Yam Is brim Nod So Is obi srledusl sons el r:nr i t has AILUTZIS. sad SATTS. flesis WorAmeetrees. Mar N OTWITHSTANDING the Bombardment and f AT iTtri s lore ri I li i PP l Tiet i tatr l COM I.Wow lin Ter Y. enraWars• bows. 9, Orel IL ellka..e.MOSIM. 1•_ . : DRAMA. OLYMPIC. Aum Am, entitled A Spkwe Arrersier, wee prodmi this theatre last SOL It is le amemsetios ▪ *Were We, hat it to a very laetrile esil isarlog fares The rtegersne Thus Mims (Mr. Babes 4 •• is the Arm% h r bees prosiebi to risk 111.., et pre ere, imlereet, cs the mar detrital Mest id • la et • ire ars ober tows eddesheme at as by dr eibiterai seen • at aOW of lemere es Me 1h ai the bid that be amid • bay of Arms Vul gar, tbe arbeares anis Meet, yrs hi =Ay hbasilf, amereebi by Me wile eml bar Mir to the Daher er= o lt 11=6.hither, by owe of the Meer= As etwe t come Mr. Moddrebe, Mamie by Me ler arm lIIWANIS tram nem by maybe aea Wore ahordd who dm is the erighbesiber. Combs n i ers.. wri merle of mharereeisammleywhish is every mai my; isms the mirleralllN= Me remirl Mt cagsslar. Saeger of lerre 1411101.10 y re ddre ef Merbehem to rem of dr sad le Robes t traispasso to tommitssialt• Mt bat IM eit hi the Grimmest el treader Osifersita eimmet ere s: amin aunt %the erminer The are deirMdes tem sketeh of • rey elabseree err re ed eriplketior sed weldeee, shied ere Geomplebd * mart as ti WNW dltleAse. art se hits at the reedrisi fovisair of the eq. The piste to fall of reds mer lop he • mo mat, MI siere rob scope to lobsois voremmie vein; aml he mid Mend of the emermity sir parser* soleueL It soil badly be MUG that it me vectihr with oribleM iretstrr, aad achieved a raided ream Co!maitre Mc:tn.—Mr. J. H. Walton, grocer les-sereheat, Nereiele, hes reeaval within the int en bp in es Whig The withholds Ids anne, slaw est be is tasinete line men et Thiel Kr. Webs herranne mereel ems feratee• yews dos. Iteleele.—a see lee eseived 761. is a thane, voissaar. ennewlipmee re the De* Yam yes no vo*" WSW yeelf,Whe UMW Lea Dec." \ULTIMO! WOCII BOOITT.—A correspondent writes hem dr Mal We ft s Railway Colony, of WO, Tema : "The EOM. TWO iteammeel ea the oth elsrvasy, INK Irolara bisoglitte adore ; It Tee caw peed eta.ien la& dies soda= eaffellin et mei& we e • geed vatilt, at • et Me beta Weir _stel erwasielthe eleeste TVA ▪ eilelitheL. Durlag 60 web. the 6 et ft.elbe eeedyee were 6131. lc • ' tense OM In Line cd oe. ed. ai Yam et Os =OW, eller Monk were psiL I love sot yea theebeve far On mem at &owls( abet womeebta anew& weekala Ilea d Om bevester • geshretehts their oat" OM Teal ad hoe bat the ens lad they sot le loyal WOE Owe Iledaty: Mims art Mutant Tx Wmuciforees.—On the II& Sea leet draleaete hen eatl 24,167 ON is weeldoese fa Lead oh WON. THE FORGERIES ON CITY BANNS. Jams Andorwoa and Jame, Townsend Saward, who have been repieleilly examined 'upon charged of eaten do dergiry igen New of the dot banking hoot in the Olty, was brought Woe the Lord Mayor, at the Mansion. hewn, hr dui waswissdion. Mr. Kulkos, Nacho to the Committee of Bankers for roleitio from Forprireand Frauds, again attended for the peelentlen. Mr. Gifford appeared for Seward Andersoa was not rep* 11111111111 by a legal darter. W. Goodson, the chief clerk, proceeded to read the volu tions Isperition of nearly silty WitISOSOCO, which con sumed mealy the rebels of the day, at the conclusion of Odd, Atwell, ens of the approvers, and who boa recently been sentenced le transportation for llfe upon a charge of forgery, we Gelled into the boa, and, upon crwasandoation by Mr. GAM, esid—Previous to soy present sentenced tome. pertatica for tho, I was la badness la Booth-street, Spital lel& That was about three years ago. I never forged in ray Vb. I was in the " pahlic lie" in Booth-attest, that is, I was • licensed vietnellsr. Mr. Gillard—ln per essegestioa in thief you tor the word " bowboon." To shot boohoos did you allude ? - Withese—To forge and get money. Baud wee to forge, be we. a professor of forgery. The word business meant qr ' . g oilfsid—When did you Brat begin the business of hig P r linese—l nom began it at all, not my own self. Mr. °Mud—Ten men that you never traced the forged inotrament with yon own pen ? Witness—No. Mr. Ciiikrd—You are now ands sestina, of transportation for life, are yott not f but Seward was known, for years after I Met be came sequahated with him, to be carrying skeleton keys through the City kw a gang of burglars when they wanted them for a night. I cannot my wag that wh corrupted S ewar d. (Laughter.) I wee in England Apr tried. Seward told me that he was in the habit of selling gold for Agar. Ite-exananed by Mr. Mullens—l arrived in England on the 28th of May, 111456. From 1853 or 1454 to that time I was in the eolonies. Seward bad known me several you.' previous to my being cosdinad in Brecon Gaol. &ward in troduced me to Agar, to whom I sold a crape shawl, which I had brought with me from the colonies. Seward told me I might trait Agar the amount of the shawl, and did so. In 1844, I mot Alexander Frazer at Saward's chambers, 4, Hare-conrt, Temple. This clewed the evidence for the prosecution. The Lord Mayor, after giving the prisoners the lung caution, eskod them whether they had anything to say in sewer to the charge ? Anderson—No. Seward—l am not guilty of the charge. The prisoners were then fully committed for trial. SPORTING. -- -.- THE SPRING HANDICAPS. No. 111. TO VIZ LOFTON OF THE EXPRZOIL Sri,—The first important item to come oe is the Northamptonshire Stakes, run on Wedneeday, Mardi 25. It lead an entry of 93 hones, and of them only 39 _accepted the weights peen • but that moat not be .hhed mental to the char acter of the handicap, an that at Yurk la exactly like It, and gained as acceptance of 46 out of an entry of 70. The distance is two miles, and there are few in the race incapable of getting the distance, although the description of hot= =gaged is not Bret-clam. Alonoo is the top weight aseendent, and his weight was railed from Tat 1216 to Set 121 b. 1..0.113, 4 yrs, 7.1 41b, and Anted, fet 21b, are left in with him trona the awes *pin the two they ware diseatWled yrith big Wit hin, 3 yre, who would have had Sat Mb, it Ifeeti, . 4 put, . Mt. Oakball looked well in here, but did not accept for ether of his engagements, and Kestrel was only entered for the Spring Oatiands in addition to this ; there he is content with Ist 1216, the distance being only • nide, which just suits him. Alonzo appeared to =ye had enough of racing towards the elope of last season, and Lawn looked very b= before the season was half over; Amati, too, for such a moderate performer bee none the beet of the weights, receiving 'but 416 from I'eeping Torn for a defeat in • common canter in a match at the Newmarket Second October. Fulbeek, 6 yrs, at bat 71b, is another WOW" Tate animal with too much weight, meeting so many good themersr-ekle as Its dote at weights for age. lie was ante nsatal with Ms vied for the Metropolitan and New swire henisps, where be looked some 31b better treated, and I as' have little to do with him. Assayer, 6 yes. SR Mb, the soh representative of R. l'Anare's stelae, and J. PAMIR'S pair—Siding, 6 yn, Bst 41b, and Sin-and-Eight pin $ yia, Ist 71b—rannot p ar fist 41b, and Sin-and-Eight pmaSs $ 5.1 71b—cannot sati re me to follow them, last bs eisr, Siding, having to travel with 201 6 more th an tam, Sad the thrinsr-olds this year arc a much better hi. The Mies ilk Namily, 6 yes, Sat 416, are thawed& saffeelfbeig, en =hit was pa id for her at Epsom, arhseeatillall an miss weight by 111 h, and no horse was left by the stable in her sill; yet here they scratch four old horses receiving nearly tat trees her, and leave her in as their sole candidate. As I hears= before, they must be joking, and, good as she is when wanted, I cannot have her in the face of each a strange trick till the money going on her in samosa forces me. Romeo, aged, Bst, is far (rotaout of the race; yet he meets Homily on 2016 worse tense than when he beat her at Shrewsbury for the Autumn I Handicap, which ought to make some difference. T. Hughes 1 declaring forfeit with Emulator at • moderate weight says somsdig hi her favour. The Earl, 7st 121 b, bang es will Mid at Epsom, may set be sent from them .le Voter ; if he is, he will not be able to race with*, three yid& T. Taylor is left with Bracken, 0 yrs, 7st e i„, 1 aut=iag Tom, 3 yr., li st 61b, Typee, aged, get 1311; at Chester), and Shoreham, 6 yre, dot 216 these cad.= MN ya at what they would have been had bona emallai In) , should way to them; and if I may be dleasi lis think Bracken would do the sight MONO an d Tom—sgood horse—wait kw the Chtsier oi a. Were Bracken in the humour he should Mmt 5 shove him, and show ment i cif the light tie IMF bins. Porto Moo, 4 yrs, 7st 91 is the only out It Ihreßanabiwyborsesleft in,sad he seri awiroung eight, if he will Ina try. Tame Deer, 4 tan, 7.. t. 21b, Adam= 3 yrs, See ilk and Paula Monti, 3 yrs, Bst, are the three left in out el BMW s five. Tame Deer is a bad one and Adams is inhaler adhozne—Eprom—and Paula Monti at Chester— = Ohs/ I higeet_to hear little noise made with either. Mr. llemaidifind four, and stood with Martinet, 3 yrs, Get ' 111 h, sal 3alla, 3 pia, 6at, Yellow Jack being better is ma MO; MI 011.11•12bon at Epeoni. Martinet was jest an me la at 1142.84 York, and Chester, and declined( Its Nis bed as ether engagement, and a ir may carry in money hi. She aninhe f ou rth e side of Aaamns for tbe Hopeful Makes, and ran for the Triennial at New market, on neither occasion being Lacked; and for the Cor =ion Phite, at Shrewebury, she was not wanted, Straw being Mr. Howard s horse. Being • good-Irk ing mare, and bred to stay, I shall watch her career with no little interest during the coming beanie, and especially for this event, her weight being favourable. Dratentis, 4 6st Sib, ' in a very bad plater; and the no teas ea the and fikirtniam, 3 yrs, Ost 81b earit—are quite o f if 'Mos iris yn. Psim is the Duke of Bedford instead of Eloquence, on :Cr there wan ouch a rush as soon as the weights appeared; and ehe must be near winning if she ran get the distance; if ant successful here, she (or Eloquence) will be about the mark for the Spring Outlands. Skirmisher hoe been doing wonders at home agate, and the decline of Vedette for the Two Thousand Guineas had eoniething to do with his ad vanced posation in the niarket for din. If he remains well he will go to the poet to win, and will not be easily shaken off. When such horse. as Moodier, Sprig of Shillelagh, and Janet, declare forfeit for • hank. ap. with fair weights, t is time to look at what the peat Middlehatu stable base left in, and it will be seen that Commoner, 3 ire, 6st 71h, only stands for them. Ile has done nothing great in public • but once be ran • good race with Saunterer 'and Mama, giving the latter (who boat him by half • length for second place) ilb; he now receive* 21b from him, and, as that was the latter's best genuine per Commoner looks to have all the best of it now, allowed he is Sib for the defeat. I ellen expect to ace ommon s er a a good favourite on the day, and one of the front rank at the finish. Verbena, 3 pro, Got 716, has a great ' weight for doing nothing, and is dangerous on that ground, for we may not have hen the best of him. Worcester, 3 yrs, Gat 51b, will not diagram hie stable, nor will the Borderer or South Western, 3 rs, Get ilb each, theirs. We must expect I some nob., with one of W. Day's lot—St. Giles, Bst 4lb Centurion, Get 41b; Kinburn, Get s lb; and Dulcamars, sst 10lb —if the style in which the three first-mentioned have been backed fur the Cheater Cup is worth remembering. Three others of W. Day's were in originally —December, Alice Wentworth, and Avenger—the former's owner leasing him in ' where he had a little better weight, Alive Wentworthewhere she was the wont treated (at Chester), and A's scratching him for everything. One of Lord Itibble's should go for the stable money, and report speaks highly of St. Oiler and Centurion. Somerset, 3pw, 6st, le not =- likely to 110 in the same beat with W. Day's. John Peel, 3 yrs, Est, has too much weight; lint Sir Colin, 3 yne, bat 131 b, if his ;friends can get on at hi, will he as little as sto 1, being an extraordinary favourite at his quarters. lie ran two races last scum without the slightest attempt having beep made to train him, and if he nerdy an good as he looks, few will bo found able to compete with hini in this race or any other where be is ea favourably weighted. Mailidue Rachel, 3 yrs, ent 121b,wretchedperfornaer ; but I cannot hint my eye. to the fact that she is backed for good money for her engagementa, and if she were to run here and get a goad place at the finish, her chance for the Metropolitan with let would he A I. I would rather, however, let her nanonce spin before I enrol myself as one of her followers. The Elist's dam colt, 3 yes, Set 121 b, shoul d be reserved for the Metnirlitan. One of Lonathaff 'odrington and Charles O'Malley, 3 y•rs, hat 1016 each—is to do great things, I the fleet mentioned being whispered as a "wonder." Silk mom, 3 yrs, set 71b, has a chance if there is a rein in him ; and the Let on the list, Lady St. Liz, 3 yrs, fist 41b, may be last in the race, for aught I know. I think I have fairly stated the present state of affairs with reference to every candidate, and shall conclude by pointing to Palm, Skirmisher, Commoner,one of Lord Ribbkisdale s (St. Giles or Centurion), Jessie, and Bar Colin, as likely to see the pont good favourites, and the winner ought to be -sag them. Mr Colin is my chief favourite. METEOR. OUNDLE STEEPLECHASES. nOIUMP AAIUN . rD.—British Yeoman, Wed°la, Mllll Knight, Kate, Honeycomb, Hind" Unknown, Little Teo- Olen, Wa..P. LiHord, Angelica, Discord, klannaduke, lath, The The Squire, Grapeshot. ACCIPTANCTA TOIL LINCOLN STZT.PLECTIAZIL—Victor Keassattael, Ilst 7lb ; Jams, 11st 51b ; King Doti, I ; Snobs*, 10et I Ilb ; Weathercock, 10st 91 6 ; Liverpool Doh 1414 British Yeoman, lOst 4M ; Tchemays, MS IS; 'no Wizard, 1014. The highest weight seceptmg bass 1M 121 b, it has been raised to list 71b, end the others seaceibely. CHAPEL BURNTDOWN AT MONTRORE.-00 Satur day evening last, about seven o'clock, the Engtish Eniocord chapel, which stands in the Middl e Links, Maitre..., took be, and in throe hours was burnt to the ground. The tire originated in the vestry, from the overheating of the an pins el the new heating apperatus. The chapel Lad only =about three months ago, after undergoing eon ed enlergeenent and improvement. The proyarty was Warta beton the late npairs; but it is feerodtbalterationt es the ire e k wereute erill 'duct the patty- NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, FEB. 11.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lieute nants A. A. W. Onslow (1854), and C. F. /1=185:i), to the Herald, 8, surveyieg- vend, at the Fe*, The iron screw Meant troop-ship Meyers, Cem mender Parris, which sailed tom Plymouth ea leaday with seal criambi detechmealefer theClege et Geed Hop end the Mauritius, put back ea Teri. aseee4la t eetetalasd consider- I able kassip is Os et aid Menelay. The troops haws bun as dip hulk In Ha mm, sad the k aggailail to go be. desk at Keyham this day Ilevigar. Yesterday swam a general inspection of the Royal Artillery betbileas took place _place at Woolwich, etea , the .... w ..4... of Colonr4 Palliser, and Lieut., nant-C , t.d. .Bingham, Amistant-Adjutants-General. The nien were drawn up in separate &teehments at head quarters, In the Gymnanum and the several . aparee of the eetahnslanent. • The object of the inspect= wee to note down the names of all those who may be consi dered mot for duty, all below the required height, and thew of merited (*doubted character, and wheat it may be considered advisable to dimities, in order to meet the regula tions reSissued for the, discharge of 1,100 men, sad thereby the service of as few good men as possible. A medical is in ekes attendence to examine and attest cull DNA noted down for discharge. The diamiessle ordered by the Commander-in-Chief from the Itoyal Artillery ere to the above amount, independently of the ordinary reductien of about sixty per month, which agar in coregasece of eater or crime. Five of the senior quer tenement me to be permitted to retire on full pay, and are to receive the trararory Wee of onPutint in the co rps. Some of them velem soldiers of acquired that boon faithful genteel of npweede of bat a century in the - , meat. , The khans' of the Roy al Arsenal at . Woolwich l bate again assumed a The pyramids t of shot end shell ere being remo ved ° Polled towards the wharfs, winch are spin covered with guns, winos., Mlle 3 of shot, ter., whom they are conveyed in barges to St. He - tha w Doan kr shimint to Mira wink tits llorthaset , . treight.ohlp et the Animal pie k engaged ta aratarttng a heavy aerio or war dors el every deecripbon, which, by moans of the hydraulic cranes, are shipped with outland'. ! nary expedition and man amount of labour. DUBLIN, Faa. 11. Parties from the 2nd and 3rd Dragoon Guards, Royal Dra oona, and 17th Lancers, embarked yesterday at the North Wall, in charge of 68 horses for the military train now in the couno of formation at York. Tho Major •Geneiral commanding the cavalry and staff attended the embarkation. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Fos. 11. The election movement. in various parts of Ireland are et this moment exciting some interest. The Hoe. G. O'Callaghan, one of the candidates for the county of Tipper racy, has published a parting addrme, declaring his intention to retire (non the field; the cause of this atop being, as it is supposed, the precarioutt health of hie father, the venerable Lord Lismore, who le at present in his 82nd year. Mr. . W. Mosey, the other candidate, will probably find another competitor to cannot the wet with him. In Cleaned the approaching struggle has produced great excitement, Mr. Murray, the liberal candidate, bee the non electors on his side, and MASSES of the people crowd the streets shouting for him; but title is of little avail, while his antagonist, Mr. Bagwell, has such men as the Very Rev. Dr. Burke, the principal Roman catholic clergyman of the town, and others of the same class, to ac company him on his movie's. Mr. Bagwell belongs to an old protestant family, who always professed extreme tory principkro, but his own recent liberal professions have gained over to him a most Important section of his former oppo nents, and hie return would appear, under the circumstrumes, to be almost certain. Friday bad been fixed fur the non& nation. Several small wiles took place yesterday in the Enc bared Estates Court, the gems produce being about 36,0004 The Attorney-Deneral hair appointed Henry Devitt. Eq., Bupmnumerary Counsel for the ceramics of Wicklow and Wextrad, in the room of l'eter Barlow, Esq., resigned. NATIONAL REFORMATORY AND REFUGE UNION. - The first annual meeting of the subscribers and supporters of the National Refureuitory and 'totter Union was held yesterday at Willis's Room& King-street, St. James's; the Earl of SHAFTVostiVitY in the chair. The meeting was mod numerously attended, and amongst th.seon the platform were—The Earl of Durk, li on. and Itev. J. Pelham, Hon. A. Kinnaird, Sir Stafford Northeete, Bart., Ml'.. T. Chambers, Esq., M.P. S. Whitbread, Esq., M.P., Russell Gurney, Esq. (the Km - keret London), Rev. Canon Gurney, the Earl of Chichester, Lord Einnaird, Lord li. Cholmondeley, Lord Charles Russell, Henry Poems* Req., It. Banbury, jun., Req., Josse4 Payne Esq., John Sperling, Esi., W. J. Mamall, :, Thee. 'Gurney. Req. ,• Rev. Masan. W. H. Robinson, eene W. Tyler, Edward Auriul, Knight, Tate, and Dr. Conitenay. Letters of apology from the Bishop of London, the Marquis of Westminster, and others, were read. Mr. R. lIAN Mt la, jun., then reed the rert. friz eraffeiD NOUTACOTI papairna the first rassintiano— . That the report now pr anted be received and adopted ; end that this meeting, feeling assured of th e necessity end advantage of well-directed efforts to reclaim the dewiest sad to prevent young persons from bevoinieg erimina regards the principles of this union, se those of true patriotism and Cwistianity, and &wires cordially to encourage the committee to renewed and extended efforts, hooking for continued success to the blessing of Almighty God." Mr. THOMAS CIIAMIIV.IO, M.P., in emending the resolu tion, mid that although the publie mind won now fully awake to the neceseity of those institutions, yet the liefor =story and Refuge L nion must expect to through some yeah of doubtful, if not unfriendly, on the part of the public. The work in which they were enpiged was in the strictest sewn of the term, an expenmental one, and then fore it would not be a fair argument against them, if any criminal taken in fur the purpose of reform, should turn out so as to diaappoint their expectation. There was soother evil to be guarded ageinet—that the impression should not get bold of the public that they bestowed un a criminal' a degree of care and expense which the hound portion of the people did not receive. The resolution was carried unanimously. The Recommit proposed the second resolution :—" flint, an it is highly important for the well-being of reformatories and refugee that state assistance should be so administered as not to cheek the voluntary efforts of Christian philan thropists, this meeting commends the judicious manner in which encouragement has recently been given to the re fornudory work by the government ; and this meeting ap roves of the resolution of the ememittee of the union to p bring immediately before the legislature a bill to empower the authorities to save young children from a vagrant life, and to deter and punish than by whose neglect they aro ex posed to such an evil course." As to the tit out pert of the reeolalion although he tally recognised the advantage of the I aid they had received from government, and although be I felt how necessary . it was that assistance should be afforded, yet, if ever theme institutions paired under government con trol, their ueefulneee would be cut irely at an end. It was re quisite that the management should be in the hands. not of a government officer, but of a volunteer. If the master were A government officer, he could not be removed wiltess in cue of proved inefficiency or misconduct. Yet ho need not tell thou there were many COWS in which it would be desimble to re move • master, although such a disqualification could nee be moved against him. The second portion of the rue lotion involved the coneidenttion of tho means un to be taken to increase the efficienc y of =riary punishment. Since the abolition of trans portation. they could no longer pooh out and get rid of their criminals, but were obliged to consider the mesas of reforming, and that which bid always been a moral duty wsic now become a paNntl necessity'. The number of juvenile criminals had of late much increased. He bad some time duce to preside at • general gee' delivery ; the calendar contained c 2 ds=soners—one woo a stuld of . eight, for b r a boy of ten, for twee°. ' breaking. b urglary lbws ebildren were guilty of en offents ' in the eye of thetas, end deserved to be punished; but there was a greater criminal Miliftd—the parent who had induced the them to commit ties sloes; and he, so far bolo being Punished, was resseeded , inasmuch as he woo relieved from necessity of summating them. lie thought it mom ad- Madam that therm* should be obliged to contribute to the Morsel ei his MK In the reformatory an foment as littl hat e Min filaybit its child would coat him at home, so as t la maid low a direct interest in keeping the child from ilreil asearkfissoff. The His. A. KINSAIRDIP2,OIIdOd the resolution. 'lbis resolution was also carried. and Lord ... ... Th e n u t o f Deem !imposed, aseonded, the third resolution :—" That in presenting to the Earl of Shaftesbury their hearty thanks for residing on this oecssion, this meeting &wires to remember with gratitude his l on g-continued and su rd cesful efforts in the muse of virtue and benevoletwe, end they rejoice to see around him men and wom en of piety and influents cordially united in Inhuming to : reclaim the outcasts and criminals of this country." The meointion was carried by aochtmation. The Noble CiIIMAN briefly expressed kin aelmowledg menu, and the proceedings terminated. TwE GLASGOW CRIMEAN TROPUIThe rans presented to Glasgow by government have now amved ; each of them weighs more than three tons.—Ediaburgli Deily Szpreas. NEW ENCLOStRE BlLL.—Yestertby a `meatgovern bill is the UMW of Commas was printed to =ekes 2d places I : - OR COLOMBO Direct will Do i rtiabd.o. sA "Nl i aVIAL ".. . " 1,..::;1---- 2 . • •1111M117= 69 11111.11=All ad-flii I MIZIMM. b".. 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