The Express. — London, England, 1852-06-21 00:00:00

// t • • • •O e t_ 'e •11.14;2 4 -•••' • o#l---14fre • 6 , - " 0/# -ter--- * r -r- - ----~- ~ Tlbt (Erfl3rt4% No. 1,818.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1852. (THREEPENCE. -- or LIFE ASSUItANCE OFFICE, Fluct-stmt, J use, Iv 3 Ikria 14 )1111KBY GIVEN that. Ii coalbralty with the provt. *awl n! vv. (4.24 VAAL gCKTIN2I ot Pr.PrieOre ,K/a1 the N vwtf•Alllee. nett-vine% lastlnw. on Tants. in.. iv :li b dry efJawe lagant, at 12 rickcit st noun priciselv, lienrews ad see Albtittlf, when throe whit KJ cut . ef ne mow ',Abe proposed tor re•t:ccti 0, mad a.so fur pewe 1116."tiii r vanumee at twelve ectirk precisely. Pew * My tinier uf the litreetnr. WILLIAM tiAIIOEL Dow:sus Actuary. c ftwAL, MEDICAL, and GENERAL LIFE *SS(' It tNer: gi sperm Jnit an every station. may swots with this M ty. sal Pit a•ottivil ems la any port of Slam , . the Holy Isaii.efflek ' ha " '• the () Wet Allettsits, New loalantl. nod ho lot F eb 4 Sunk and m 1 oi (111 1 . 1 t Aios1•11141. without eraxtctors*. Al t or rhorrrA. ry writ k0m1 . 4 wa &Wart' us 1 / 1 111.111 last, sod Ow twist nab the Merril! sirs, fromto 35 prt Denton Ow w oos p 3 d.. 111.1,/ the 1.1.1.nye parr ; or t hus .C. 3 to CU 104. 'gm,. .110 , *um 41.1311.11. the sr..' 1/i.e. , to Pn ht Itiet4Ne in (MOM own* the Shore , .. ht •lrriag so* truvoled fir. unbind Wrenching of the anima tla, w the wriest brotoies, the AnStAtto wet; porrow 4.. r .4 the benrltis ALA.,' the from s Mailed 1 fir. with. at the wo, aroplet , fie. don from .UW4, grenred by scans of an ito treworair t•uil -arts es-alibi:Bins, to the woe oftlee, all 011.411 1, : 1,1 : 1. 1. 4 eina k to t 111.1 lillfrelt . tl for the security and benefit • f the Monett! ir3o,too; snit ti.e throttle se 000 ur..rd. ira,ot For Ata I.. t ry ileatuttiwt of Asslawnee may be ett awl, and for up ruse pow WWI* LWOW. opy se Ow tot &wort. settin• Polk NM Pte. wllth • ft-Nits% wit now be obtained oi soy of toe *Metre wpm% or w a:4mile • Yr to GEO. It. PINCKARD. Athirst twenrtary. fe. *set Ilimmeltatraat. Iliaorrabot y • tortloa. &LLISON sad ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte aidennune, al end n. Weent , treei, mewed from mamma obi Demeans& PI tNOVOI: ell 14 the beet al SALL, nu m, awl PAIVICT t 110 X. Iselnuntsb batel= wt es Mee Omen equal to Dew) to be mold at • ems vrAle minele&—emenelemed Pregame@ bp tarsus sakes at 0403 A )IMPORTANT to F.kMII,IF.S FURNISHING, vela suly er4 met with ecmerer. —JAMES WOWS, TURKS ISt 1 VILINCII roumazt ) id iaItICRIST ASABIAN BED in tit iledilm. i'.."iliiet, Ciirset, I.vilitsiv-vels" sad Uebnlotery Weirebrees—PlLlMPTON 111.1066, 22 glad 22, glagge..bgln. L'ilellfSalUlit. fAlevides gives, asi.l• listof prim mein pest THE Coil) REvivr.R, Is. 6d. per Bottle. UMW) Ll4l'lo sILVEIt, per Dottle.—Tben 1a5e w.„1,6.4 lusbly-paDombled prry•r4l366 make Old Gdt MOW Yid vars.., Vaud Artie r. sew. by • Mute applitatice— ant orrsties b u oast. their etlect perevineert.- 6 ole proprietor. stned (tne t g ap ogrite Ntnlia-sktreetl; city pew. Dn ..% um...b n as. ; , thAso Bazaar; l'ulevaa, Ibultboke; 117..; D. Welber Ansle; 11•1224 62, HO Solbors ; Ililhhls. 4 imea's-66110• 1 6 Ki1i6;646666/3”. ,------- ..11.1.-------- ..rdl oo ot es loulA i • ""; -:'• ' At: - . • .• i , SifiNlMllh...—.." ,•-, - - - 41 4. 0 U THO! HARRIS & lON'S I•vid A 4 module toe Tearless nod Plosside For Oat otßse, Os; tst'Tetitto, 3.1.; eisteeedat., 425.; Twenty ditto, St GAP. Wpm. Isesecws, les. Carrisge tree. TRONA* HARRIS sad WY, OpticiAns to the loyal Featly, 33, GREAT It:B6I6LL STREET, Lawton. COrk , ..--sle. 33, is 'smite the nal 11511 111:816113t GATE& litmus:this, eM yea sill mold iitietsking the house. THE HUMAN HAIR.—ROIVLANDS' MA CAMAS. OIL Is jthdy renowned Omnibus& the world fue In ithrthabie Orton la rosrobing, peening. ad buriallylag tbe tuaratolt. ha opaline is et es at balms k Muir* Mien; L t ovum.. wherein other rensilas bids been then In es`. SOW LAN O.' IA ttAttnAll OIL his ellbelog a woo plot* el bismuth% hem Is the growth d witalmo. eye teeth', nod mustaebtoe, it be olee oboong , IY two. For Madera it is ors dolly ethennseeded, se ." thel i thg ed. E l = el e twattethl bred of hen, and the ma at tba Ise comb as awassiry. Prim kid. am is.; or heaths (equal to bee =WO, et We. Id.; rd double that the. ii.. Cention.-0a the thew d ash bottle on these words, b two lines. !howl/ode Iftwairoll." ybe Net on engraved on the bath a( the as 1,14 thnen,esatstretagll,o2 , l letten.—noid by A. iwrar) gig• ti fl, Ilataterpeeka, Idealas, aid by all amide and Per- THE GORGET Patent Self c--'..N. , adloollog SHIRT, a mole poled autos eon dam sod, by • dm* Is. vellum ot tho yobatee, Wises 11901,10 di toorsolools ells beilp, Mik boa or bum. rZergk i r . . llllles. or e p. rt Mand e 0 4 0 101 ,.. dos r is an lb. w.tb Mat 11=Foot oM osilm lbw I ' lb . d.as. m The Polsob Mole MLA& L aio,g. ji FASTENING eon 09 owed I• my cc& krut. opening Wet or frostm;y is met by p oe redo* ot IS Mayo. Illutarbod r.. LK loft 411.110= kr aimoromeat. llorosidoi lboo.—lFolostoo. G. P. °norm Tolley to be, Majony, Prima Aisort. owl IN Prim Y WY" S. Soilailidlroot. ren.aan sm. LOAM THE DAILY NEWS.' Lades Wenn taper, prise " Meld Ott& the DAILY MEWS le .tll. Mod el Ohs LI- I Ist hes el Qom emote, mhos:Wad has imam ele buumlost I ask sad nun tad panelist Moms slielbse es sieedsseleaL I. to. mat sod *nos at Its Omen Itsms.—ln tbs weesersy d IN law hopetk—lo die mania Saban. and Imparts! S 1 It ad IS help Ilanee, and la tam vaned eserserne mad asanneelal sanninad stbs City, Medway. and libsalsty Astsleb— abrepe samersined. NNW •Wife &LAW liat of Mare= albs MK S any report of dbl lbw by every tbs oily daffy ay" Not at palm. isrobare oilmen Nev e to fatalist. as Wad IbL a i . = big" I" slim° Neil Ire suedes. sad alwaysia elheios segeekowais. leideMbll• "AIN r geetra wr he Se pew Me le the Levi vim idiums eh Pest =AI br lag I ' m eely mu, lel la eve yom Wee ~Nn : ONNelobse. bOOOL liseme Osamu ...—... lieomo tm ammo R e ust. DAUM nye advioni =metes sass al Ida peen Near taa bilewing "On nen* ez;,rsansi •no Why News by • y a ii=r Or Lagoa mania fir Pao ON t ask tesh pherl Mena lIIMINfee• 111161111111111011 Bat erg emeerheloo lbeshoo Nei* I. or= Pleb Neer et 11•0=11; sal ihe oshell at U aft piso Vifil Os lowa aa~p of leverloaust is Mwes.—oleest Noy hey por. No peldeel NM No eemerdal messers." to hp mewl Deetaelot se Nooromas Uoo Nage= ;or at he Oeteo. 10, Neeverioareee. nistampt, teeeks. lIrR the TRUE BRITON, far July lit. Prise IL Lanai derfaa. With Fast araatais Pie Mao and Clakay, faddraadad-res, sad 70, Pad, aad W basbediars. Rooks, die., TO MAIMITICIL—TIIs follewhe soda jest been inord emend dbe lhatatimar-Ciase ni : Oa and from the Ist July nut, prima Moir, anew Lau, reviews, sad pamphlets (whirellar British, adeaid, or imago) say be traestuir.sd by the pest hamsd the Gaited Kingdom &■4l Mauritius, by mist eta Plymouth, d 'penally so addressed, by the eiseleal Us lioathaaptan, at the following ',demi Mee et To. t'or each packet not exceeding ills. weign7; exceeding tib., and not exceeding Ilb., lc ; exceeding 111 s., sad not exceeding 21ba., 21. ; exceeding 2lba, and not *l auding %ha., :la. ' • sad so oa, inereuing Is. feu every Wi llful pound or fraction of • gonad. Provided, however, that the following conditions be carefully ohloreed : 1. ivory math parkr t mast be seed without a Neer, on is a sever opts st the ends or sides. b. It nest Orliigir • rin e, volume ally (whether prided leek sespelse, review, ee puipttlet), the several shift se pens *Neer, where dare an roan than one, boa NOW w Waal terther. b. It mat m o t 'twee d t wo la hark Wealth„ width, " Atioh• 4. It nest have as vain ar ambit ups the Now, s Ms ssaisats, except the sane sod Wars et the peens to when k nay be sea & The maw mei be Psloid in fall, by Mixing maids the peshet es its sever ne paper .nabs d Stal/I" If sod ei the edam an& the be violated the pocket met be se • beter_ ,sail mated2l each ia respell& Ts mama ehelsein to the regular trasualieba el helm, say same et the )Peet ti, ruy &lay the temmisiea el say seek yeast Ike s lift not execlog IM hem best the tins M MIMI the 'saw would otherwise haw bees bewailed y list. instructions are not to Mead be far Modem with the transeaisaioa of printed votes sal yeenallene of parlize feat, or of printed papers allowed to pass by ti= tide,' the newspaper privilege, all of which will sablict to the existing regalatieno. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. QUIVI V. NERSIANT—SPRCIAT. JVII.V CASS. The court was thronged at nine u'elock this morale, by per►ons litigious to hear the details in this lung pending ease. The jury, having answered to their names, were sworn, and Lord Campbell having taken his seat at belt- , part Moe, Sir F. 'fhesiger, the Attorney•Orneval, Sir F. Kelly, and Mr. Ellice appeared for the crown; Sir J. Cockburn, Mr. Serjeant Wilkins, Mr. &middles, and two other counsel for the defendant. Mr. Ellice having read over the Lill of indictment, 64r F. Thesiger opened the MC. The libel, he said, was gb, against the character of lie. Achill, who had been a clergy- _1 nes mat the church of Home, hut who is at present a St. ! •derwyme in the Church sit England. The defendant " was Dr. Newman, now a priest sit the Church of Dome. I ~ The plaintiff, Dr. Achilli, had, after leaving the Itomish 'Z' Chant', laid Lure the i. • rets of the Inquisition, and for that reason was consigned ti the dungeons at Rome. Upon D i making his escape from ROMe he came to England, and there , as a clergyman espied ill: errors of the Church of Rome, ..! and this drew down upon bins the vengeance of Rome i." Every thiug that could lower the character of Dr. Achill 3M , was resorted to by his enemies, so as to have him aban- : i Boned by all protestants as au outcast to be shunned. During 18.11, Dr. Newman, in is series of lectures, charged IS. Dr. MMUS with such wines, that if he had bani:gellty at thaw, so honest man could hold intercourse with bias. In it ' one of those lectuns,he charged him with having been guilty, to as far beck as 1526, of seducing a young woman while he was a clergymen. He also charged him with subsequent LS gross acts. The learned counsel here read the libel as II charged. He au charged with having seduced various sun women, and with having intercourse with them.in the it. sacristy of the church, and one of the young women whom N. it is alleged he seduced, was aid to be only fifteen M. years of age. He was said to hare been dismissed et. his professorship in the church of Rome for all these crimes. ' He was also charged by Dr. Newman with having seduced z women, and committed adultery in England in 1847. AU t t , these crimes were most serious ; and indeed more serious se from the fact of the nature of the defence now set cep. The IS; defendant was about to avail himself of the law, which IL trough Ito lordship's exertions had been introd uced, 51- : lowing, in eases of libel, the opportunity t ithe defendant of so justifying the allegatious: made: against the plaintiff. He Ili would challenge the defendant to prove his case, and he St. (the Attorney General) would then meet that case by call- I. lug Dr. Achilli and other witnesses. The learned counsel li ce having funk* stated the importance of the case to the chit- to racier and prospeets of Dr.Achilli, concluded by stating that .t . , he would, after proving the tub of mart, await the case SO they would have to answer. N John Wellman, clerk to the attoeasy, produced the rule 13 of court; 41 after which 5i . Sir Jesus Cockburn rose, and was speaking whoa our gi report wasilesyettlied. am. .11 I DISSOLUTION OF PARLIAMENT. It is now positively affirmed that Parliament is to be prorogued by her Majesty on Thursday week, 1, 1/ . July the Ist, and that the Dissolution will take place so on the following day. to 91. The parliamentary list of business still on hand to contains several matters of importance, and all these, it is to be hoped, will receive every attention before 5 Members leave town to attend to election affairs. Si The government for their own credit should get f t: through as much work as they can, whilst all II Reformers will, of course, be expected to secure from . 9 1' the present house as much good as it is yet capable of affording. The Water Bill is not yet safe; the Burials Bill ; the amended Law Reform Bills ; the 1 4, 1 Grand Juries Bill; the Patent Law Amendment oo Bill—all require deliberate attention ;—to say no- • • thing of many other measures that are to come before je the notice of the house. at. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.oca. The share market was steady during the greater part of the morning, the advance noticed at the close of last week being . generally fairly supported ; but • little flatness has since come over the market. The reaction, however, is slight, and the general appear ance of this department remains good. There is no material change in French shares, which are quiet. AND UNOLIAIUMTISED. Itatware. tlunri q. roe taaJay egt .. toipaia. Vi I CAPE COAST CASTLE COTTON FIELDS. I The Manchester Commercial Association has re- le mired intelligence of the successful result of some experi- ° meets in cotton cultivation at Cape Coast Castle, in Africa. g . A year and a half ago some of the members of this Essoeia tion subscribed upwards of 1,0001. towards an . xperintant of m this kind. The money was seat to agent' (merchant, gene- St. rally) at Cape Coast Castle. A sits was selected, about five mike inland, on the banks of a small stream ; and the pro cess of planting the indigemmecotton shrub was commenced. so k The plant is pertnnial, and grows to a considerable sisti, des sulk being in many oases several inches in diameter. The seeds are kidne ralisped, and they lie matted together la MI the pod, very much like the Brazilian species. Irma time to time, the most favourable accounts have come to lead; sail so keg sines as October last, it was Sammesosi OM thirty _saes of filMid had been cleared, w sad Mat hem 19,600 " tress," dl of which were " frisk mid healthy, and NM SI bsprombli fast They are alms* all covered with soft* pe4 of • and in two ce three weeks, saw haviag had the n the October rains, they will look better than they do now. pi, In two or thaw mesas many of thaw first planted will realise a geed crop." So wrote the agent ; and as as 10 earnest of the truth of his expectations, there were sh *eked in Ilesshester, lest week, 6 bags or bales of oohs% emit weighed _about 1 cwt., and a sample parcel weigh. Ma $S b; er MD., all the produce of the one fens mar timed. This cotton has tees examined, sad fogad 06_ IN may closely to resemble Brasßisa or rather time : it is of extremely good coleus sad fair short SS has been well cleaned (without Wiry) by saw lints M is worth fully 6d. per lb. The eon of its prainsisa sad transit to Manchester is saki am to have exceeded dd. per lb. ; a result strongly comhswasteep et the assertion that 16 ultra cultivatien in Africa mow be realms' reisenerative. As to th e dipseitisa of the aMhe Abilene, they have been ge found in this Leases Se maga work ea the farm midi solids avidity, ant only ea asseem of the madames with et. whit die wages melted wen laid, bet apparently with an bases dssYe te iodate we mist liseepeans, sad they 1 1 1 - evinced —is holes itesaglit into arasesisa with whites. * bee, se may es were eagebed in ths eissaft _nod pre- Is eposaliona waked allgently sad mty for two math ; women he a dollar and a hat ; end stout is lei he bets dew. without rations in any cue. Accord- Mg to the bet aseswate revestlag the hem, mem have 7. rarely bees avieyed does she "berm have T he l sa irle tated ; the taboos et WOMBS mid *Shea Wig head snin- Meat for all mesas, yawns. The arab ed eight bean a-day, sad mewed hareagly esalsseedi with them et - selves mil tide irielsre. The example Imams esatagioas sees sheathe esperimesta hem was dated 111 se bag elms as hasher W. moral Esteem TIMM* lad is Meted pbail ideas ea their owa seems), sad on one sine el shoe theee VMS Shad Illeadades _bees. The avenge yield ha heat ha to be meet ilsoiery. Now, these !! whe have biltheree oesiessed he overhang so nobly eel- ,1 tr ei ngliiy h t= d p ielle la shsed ih rr Wr e snit oTt tr iami super- 4! intend several *stades, mike met ore Mb be in ar. niteass; the eriginaton are tea harass to see the re- 6 1 assess. et **Cape Coast Castle theft mere tally deve- 1111 awl we think we have Masi awe. to show that 121 Lila eabadall eporatioes could sot ha ta be highly ad- lei re tai the trade aria dismiss. they wadi esetainly cutup rearmarativ• prellts foe may aavestments. 30 St COILPOILATION OF TUE 80N8 OF THE CLEROY.—A court of atalatente et dela venerable eseperation was held at their home, Bbessebery.equare, en may last, for the mown et the Midsummer beadections, Sir Delied Hwy hull. M.P., wee lathe chair, and mama the hemesees meant were—Bis Boyd Me s e: the' Dube of mbeitge, fLO., the Lewd Bishops of sad OzMd, the Bev. awl Bit& Ilea. Lord Isla Thrum, Arehisesen Male, t a r u a r -- De. Vivian, JAB Jennings, Mr. Sedate Chan Mom, Maim Beetle', Bimeheed. Oeseelloe, !ma* Herpsem, Pew, Peens% sad Waimea. Prayers levies hem reed by the Biehap it g as =e, the mart, after seem preilmiaary busi es the awaiderallea eirthe applications = lei ban vesahrel lam 115 clergymen in various parte et led Wales. The tends for distribution wee derived Cam bognests by Dr. Taylour, Mi. I Mrs. Cam ter poor clergymen " with i g: awl kegs feasilMe." awl hi ether poor rot Mehl, large ihnillies bet sollarieg S PIII M I Lmmi eleumeMewees be. eme, sishasse, tempo. veaarryy for if imp. or Wm mielltehme ; Mee. Iliaabeth .11 . see's beerimMem gal stymied teed Ida& wee recently mashinaell, and the sommeatetisa et which the governors haw wash at bean. mils imprily in aid. Oat of the en title Wilgiiilier AI MS eggihmarklii received donations of IOL et 111. ham Dr. layliar awl Mr. Myddleton's Fund ; 69 wen awarded Sit gash teem Has. Cam's fund ; end 1.5 bad masts from the el m hail. The total MR thus distri buted wee 1,9861, h uppers that seven applications were weestessefel, net ham my went of merit in dr eppliesate, or hem my doubt that *ay Mod is need et pesendary as damage, but hum the wisswily width ale Sidra amount of the feeds impeeed of angessinat the groats to thew eittagyawn whew eireamMesess as. the meet neeessitves. LAND ALLOTIIIIIIII FOS LABOVIIRLI.—Abost 80 saes of land, in and now Santhawanas, are now let to poor =re of that town, la ealthate al vegetable gardens, not mere then twenty ds bag he Mme wan, to prevent stab =sad none bat Iskaurkg was sr mechanics ars to be renters. TM per man *ultimate potatoes, it=beams, and pow as we phis after they have onliasay week. Mame% mot of the land is withatia hese, ma with Ishii thomughfaree through it, att anything hie me beam known to have bee. stolen a:k too tberdwa . %Wan., Notting, Emus sad Cut Justice . all llana.roly. atoorVollo! 06 lluanbul, lanauldre.S. Car.. J YA..lntel all .Do.ebes.allirk.solool3l.C. lY Ililatat sad Meta . 0 Cdofikaian all Masan arl nde•eiid all "Dock awl Wass Uablln and DaltutJun, all ' Dav Ass, Mirth, and Abr. dam Ananias 100 DU Antis& OM L. ‘ ll ad L DO) . is DIN miss HO WOWS CoUntille all Sums Du" Cho A.. (tato R. U. 1111.1 all Da eralt and 1 diet. mU Said luoublre all girt L Wes Dolls Duet/ sad Situ. hoodoo 100 Kdsaborsk sad Diodes . 100 VAlnbarilk.l'orth,Doada 100 Margo's& bath Wagon Ito Groat Notes-rn . 110 Do. 4 share% S, Stack.. 100 Do. i @Sassy% Stook.. all Ut.Ornsk. SSW Das.ilte. 100 pus Dunn all LSnaalatO and Caade II Thirds 1011 (Aonsablu 111 Do. /Mks 11$ Do. West all Ludo Northern Laalos and Hlsekwall 100 LOC. IDIi tPon. to. rout too Looks Nottk-Wosto 1 . 1 Do. do., 'skates II Do. ITU 1 D0.610•5.,11 . .0ad 100 Leedom k tloalk..Wastar , 1111 D0.. 50 . IN Da. all Losolinerry Ss filitaidllen all Mordh e lltu.sad Simko ISO StandollalLtLisso'sali , al 116.11•••• Lied. Uslo, 109 m 109 De.ant. oilDerO 114 ISLO. Woo.( 1 ) 4 Shut, U Sorest. At4imear., Yi • sissibi 1. 7 ,4 1 —. :::/ii.aiiisailia IS M.N.. 110...... ._:" ..... 3:. llorlbora Coosao, Maw 106 aorta knish . . ... .. 13 North Dorm. 14.1.- .. IT i Nora acallbidAtro.., . No aorta Wears . -. . 6 !lona atlooth West-Jame all Wort, & WPOR to IMAM CL .._ all alsows. Ss Bka„ valo A 9. Do, aro 8.. . 1 akiowolary t liociaid.. an sa M rswobary sad Mau ot. ea Do. Halves .. .., .. 10 Do. Oawootty ... . 44 Altropshito Urea . ... Masa. a. %MAD. tiny Fillip at per Oast. Ile *nib IM as MO ... •.. • To siiallii... :,.1 ::: :. Is srgdorasa.aamfou iGI stodi Tha z gion =aal 16 . • • ait ' Wombat usi su i wamseed ari ts Wed Clestris 100 ircet.llsemsdakiinviii 1 hi to. Taft int Nara Wells*, LUIBB LWOW •T !Jsa " Wr ih r t alt IM, speseree I Owed erbrelrolers 91=c u lvedv... rwarmir eed Drib breetWerrs 101,DIr sd albsaltsaireab Derr Is OrsbWeelsn UJ Bribaberbils (bred I to lsaidablD.Werers, 19 Older& Juries Derr erbbibra4. IN SeetUrelarbsarip.4l. 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To use the word* of the brokers, "Everything is in demand," that is to say, every mining stock that comes within the class of either dividend or good speculative adventures. As an instance of the appreciation of the sound dividend stocks, we may mention that Devon Great Consols have been done to-day at 3381., being a rise of 181. upon the quotation of actual business last reported by us. The prices at which sales have been made are " reported to us as follows by the most respectable brokers and dealers, bat due allowance must be made he the wide margin frequently existing in this variable market as betwssm buyer and seller :—West Coredon, 130 ; Alfred Consols, 144, ; South Basset, 460 ; Ea st Darren, 73; Clive, tit ; Bedford Culled, 55, 8; South Tamar, 55, aex div.; Wheal Brewer, 411; Condurrow, 103; liingston Downs, 41, 5, 5;•4; Great Wheal Baddern. 4, A, 5 ; Wheal Mary Ann, 41 ex div.; Merllyn, 7 ; Devon Great Consols, 338; Heron and lientwleh, 1 • Vale of Towey, 203.; Wheal Arthur, 1$; Drakwalle, 7 • Cubert, 235. ; Tamar Consols, 41; Tincroft, 115; E ast Tamar, 205.; Yilaciekes, 6. There was *gain an increased business in the gold mining shares, and prices arc rising for all descrip tions. Nouveau Mondes remain firm at I to y prom. Carson's Creeks rose ss. The non-official quotations are as follows:—Australian Consols, L die. to per; Melbourne, par to 5 prem.; ltoyal Australian Mines, dis. to par; Yuba River, to 5 prem.; Britannia, I dis. to 5 prem. THIS DAY. Tiro eTtoci.. A good many transactions have been concluded in the geld mining shares to-day, and the Australian descriptions are rising, especially Australian Free- hold and British Australian. Shares in the other adventures are firm. Yuba Ricer duos are worth to 1 prem. Omni BUSIOGS 110. Sha — re. \ mum. raa. Prim d o^ ' estorasy. to-day. *OO,lOO 1 Atom res —-- ... all i I 10 0 : 1 4 100,080 Ina. 4 Nee Callawalas ..._... all 4 • 0 01 15. 000 00 Mandan . Io,oou la Atatralasbra .... I I 1 1 n 20.000 20 Aumarallas 100,010 1 AuaLrahan Freehold Kum I Ave Marla kw , 50 Illarsarron Ira@ sod Coa l all ... ... mono I :Vitra Ana:alias cold all f tio pat .1 10,000 $3 Brasil. losa(laa. at 11. pa). 244 If If 0,000 50 Do. CsaussodCalaka 'oh *l,OOO 10 Do. at. Jolla Del Re; 'IS 271 25 210.000 1 Carrot'. Creek I all 4 4 0 00 14 12.001 ... Orbre Copper 100,300 5 Cul:anal bold ... C O I II4 PS. l4 70,000 $ Rag. aararalia Copper all 1 1 dli 4 1 10,000 20 lOsarrat —. all aree,o I.adelea Mnaalals all I — do par 11.000 ,Great Mira* : all If 15 pm 45 100,30: Liberty 3 102,000 Lake Mallard all 1 f 4,1, 1 60,00*)Las.kCalllur,O.QILCRII. all I i tlis 20,0E10 I IleslanalkiloatiAmarkaa 11 41 54 20,00 New °made ... . all 1 i Ala 500,000 Rouroma Meads 110,000 Port Philip _ I a pia 11 CO,. 00 Quarts Rook ..... an 1 I die 7,ero 10 draliteedeCulea —. 104 II 114 11 4 So,o l l' I road% Manmade.-- ..... • 1 4 dla par 1 (.1.100 le rot (Volt 13,174 20.201 Units, Mesicas 1 all 1 24 100,60 , 1 We.' Merino., .. . ,eh I 4 I dim LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIMPOOL, Jess 19.—The share market here centimes good, but the quotations are not higher than yesterday for any of the leading stocks. The following are the transac tions :—Abertleta, 14 Caledonian, 201 1 1 1— Ditto (Greenock guaranteed), 161—Eastern Counties, 101 3.16 1 3 16—East Lancashire, 181 I—Ditto (preference fifth shares, 2nd issue), 51—Kendal end Windermere (preference 6 per cents.), 131—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 761 / Ditto (fifth shares), sd.—Leeds Northern (late L and T.), 161 2—Liverpool, crosby, and Southport, 20I—London and North Western, 1251 1 Ic. I—Ditto (new 1 shares), 516 p.—Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 331—Midland, 701 1 1 1 I I—Oxford,1 — Oxford , Worcester, and Wolverhamp ton (preference .hares, 2nd allotment), 1 Ip.—Shfewshury and Iterefonl, 2ld.—South Eastern and Dovetk a 2ll York and North Midland, 241 s—Dutch Rhenish`, 31d. Mancuseres, Jean 19.—The market has been steady, with a fair extent of business. Blekburn, No. 1, 61 ; Cale donian, 20 11-16 ; Eastern Counties, 101, I ; Lancashire end Yorkshire, 761 I ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifths, 5, 41 d. ; London and North Western, 1251 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 331, 4, ; Midland Railway Consols, 701; York and North Mullsnd Preference, 3 p BIRMINGHAM. Judi 19.—This market was tolerably active to-day, and prices still advanced. Birmingham and Stour lidless were done at 10/. 13.. 9d. d.; Shrewsbury and Birmingham A's, at 81. 16.. 3d. d.; Shropshire Unions, at 3 die . ; and in local stocks, Birmingham and Stafford shire Gas shares (New), at 201. London and North West erns closed at 1251, 6; Midlands, at 704, 1; and North Stafford. (buyers), at 5* die. LEEDS, Juan 19.—The share market was less active to day, but yesterday's prior. were maintained. The dosing sales were as follows:—Caledonians, 21—East Lancashire., 181—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77I—Leeds Northern', 171 —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire', 31—Midlands, 701—North Westerns, 81—North Western prate., 16. DEPARTURE or THE AFRICA.—Oa Saturday last, at a quarter to one p.m., the British and North American Royal Mail steam ship Africa, Harrison commander, left the Mersey, for New York direct, with about 100 passen gen and a full cargo. MELANCHOLY OCCIIRRENCE.—AR accident of a most dietressing nature occurred at Southemdown, near Bridgend, last week. The two sons of Mr. W. H. Mor gan were, it seems, in the habit of bathing and swim ming their horses in the sea every afternoon when the weather was (avowable to such exercise ; and on the fatal evening they were washing their horses be the sea, when the younger son's (Charles's) pony became vases, at being befitted with the waves which were roughly about him, there having been a fresh ,r,zikhz such was the force of the water that tha poor little hey lost all command of his horse, tell from its back, and was quickly engulphed in the boiling element. His brother Wintle, who was on another home, upon witnessing the occurrence, with unhesitating resolution, dashed into the sea end swam to his aid. He quickly seised the strug gling boy, who, in the agony of terror, clutched him with irresistible tenacity, clang around his neck, and altogether impeded Wintle in his endeavours to use his arms. • They were both out of their depth. Winds struggled desperately to rye himself and his brother, but the clinging of the poor boy proved fatal to both, for the elder brother became exhausted, and both sank into a watery grave in the posi tion above mentioned. What increases its harrowing inte rest is the mournful tact that Mr. Moreau was a spectator of his sons' death struggles, but could render them no andstance.—Merthyr Guardian. SHREWSBURY AND ABERYSTWMI RAILWAY.—On Friday a numerous meeting of Welsh members of parlia ment and landowners was held in No. 9 committee room of the House of Commons, to consider the formation of a com pany, for the construction of a railway from Shrewsbury to Aberystwith. Viscount Realism, M.P., wee called to the chair, and was supported by the Hon. H. Tracy, Messrs. Ormsby Gore, D. Pugh, W, Long, P. Loveden, W. 1.1. Baldock, R. Bethell, H. A. Blaney, Captain Wynn, General Proctor, Captain Perot, Sir B. Leighton, Captain Thunton, and others. Mr. 3. Bethell, solicitor to the undertaking, stated that in the whole of Central Wales, for 110 miles from north to south, and 70 from east to west, there was not a single railway, and that the proposed new line was intended to furnish railway facilities for the heart of Central Wales. Addresses were made by the above-mentioned gentlemen in faun of the line, and resolution, were passed approving of the formation of the proposed line, from Shrewsbury to Aberystwitb, through Newtown and Mach ynnleth, with branches to WeLhpool and Llanidloesthe ' owners of land present pledging themselves to sell such of their land as might be required for the line at a reasonable rate, and to use their influence over other landowners. It was stated that Mr. Dewy and Sir C. Fox were ready to come forward to construct the line at an enrage cost of 10,0001. per mile. MINCH RAILWAY TRAPPIO.—The following are the last rattans of the gross neetpts of the 'Andes* French t.ilways : Neirrasen.—rem Jabs 3 to Jane 9: Passengers, 191,771 t.; roods, 157,0571.; total, 1it6,109f. Rourw.—Prcui Joss 6to Jane 1 Pessengen, 69,538 f.; good', 101,e V.; total, 1911,9661. issvas.—Proto Jll.lll 0 to lust:: ramasegere. 32 . 430 f.: goods 41,191 f.; total, 73,6216 OILLIAWS Aso Nissans..—FllS June 7to Jane 13 : Passengers, 137,6621.; goods. 153,843 f.; total, 1121,6071. Itosussra.—Prom Jane 1 to Jose 7 : Passengers, 'Melte.; goods, 71,31166; total, 100.1077. NAMTIIO.—Prom Jane 3 to Jane 9: Pasesugars, 3 0 ,9 17 f.: Vide, 37,664 f.; total, 66,Witt. israssaor so.—Front Jane 3 to Jane 9: Pswengers.l3 l ,664l.; goods, 1I 3001. ; total, 221,11141. BALT.—YrOO May el to June 5 : Paswerway $3,7991.1 goods, 31,130 E; 1,6'1,61,944E MoNTRAZAV.—Fie! Jens 3 to June 9: Pswengers, 10,314 f.; 12,11.1 f. ; total, 23,163 f. LTOIM—Foots Jame 6 so June 13 : Ammer% 106,3321.; goods, 132.3661.; total. 349,719 E Ilissnais—Vreni Jane 7 to lass IS; Dreengers, 43,5611.; goods, 33,9331.; Wad. 07,0746 MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVENING. The abundance of money and influx of the pre cious metals are producing their natural effect upon the prices of stocks. To-day, in anticipation of an advance next week, the quotations of the English funds wore put 1 , per cent. higher, the market clos ing firm at the improvement. The last price of Con sols was 1001 to 4ex div. for the 10th July. Con sidering that the price is only just quoted without the dividend, which will not be in course of payripmt till next month, this quotation is the highest at tained by Consols for thirty years past. This is a fact of extraordinary significance, looking at the ra pid influx of bullion and the general position of our money market and commerce. Unless poli tical commotions, or some other great dis aster should occur, it would certainly appear that the time is fast approaching when the government of this country will be enabled to effect a considerable alleviation of tho burdens now so heavily pressing upon the community, by re-modelling the national debt. Business today was extremely quiet, and the advance in prices is consequently the more deserving of notice, as indicative of the general opinion in the house. The list of bargains, as officially rendered, is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, for the open ing, 100, t, 100, I. Three per Cent. Iteduced,loot, I:. New Three-and-a Quarter per Ceots., 1031, Long Annuities, 1860, 6 1516. The March Exchequer Bills rose ls. to-day, closing at 735. to 78e. prem. The June bills remain quoted 68s. to 71s. prem.; and India Bonds, 86s. to 89s. prem. Business in the foreign department was more active than is usual on a Saturday, and the tendency of prices continues upward. Au improvement was to-day perceptible in Mexican, Peruvian, Spanish, and Venezuelan. Buenos Ayrean Bonds are steady, l and Chilian rising. The day's business list is as fol lows :—Austrian Five per Cent. Scrip, 5,4;, 41 prem. Austrian Old Five per Cent. Bonds, 82, (exchange fixed at 10 fl. per 12.) Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Small Bonds, 101 ; ditto Five per Cent. (ltothschild's), 101. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 78. Chilian Three per Cents., 71. Dutch Two-arid-a-Half per Cents., 61 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifs., 931, 4, 961. Granada Deferred Bonds, 10, 9!, 101. Mexican Old Bonds, 321, . 1 ; ditto New Three per Cents-, 261,1. Peruvian Actives, 1051, .5, 51 ; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., WI, 65, ..66. Portuguese Five per Cents. (Brazil gua rantee), 100 ; ditto Converted Four per Cents., 38 Sardinian Five per Cents., 94-1. Spanish Passive Bonds, 5; ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 49, ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 221, 21h ; ditto Committee's Certifs., 3 per cent. Venezuelan Ac tives, Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 411, 401 ; ditto Deterred, 17. After several month,' delay, and owing to their inability any longer to resist the force of opinion, the committee of Buenos Ayrean Bondholders have at length decided upon adopting the step which has been so frequently urged in these columns as one of paramount necessity. A public meeting of the bondholders is convened for Wednesday next (the 23rd ins'.) at the London Tavern, with the view, as stated in the advertisement, of " Considering the present state of their affairs, and any matters rela tive thereto that may be brought before it." The committee are at the same time to lay before the meeting a full account of all their proceedings. In the mean time the bondholders are requested to call at the committee's offices, with a view to examining the various documents, letters, &c. In their satisfac tion that the meeting has been at length called, the bondholders will probably be indisposed to waste time by grumbling at its not having been convened long ago. They will now have the conduct of their affairs placed in their own hands ognin, and if they do not push the debt to a settlement at the present favourable conjuncture they will only have them selves to blame. It is probably unnecessary to im press upon the bondholders the necessity of orenize ing an energetic working committee, and it is gene rally conceded that the despatch of a commissioner to Buenos Ayres with a strong memorial from the creditors is the next step of importance. The new government of the republic has shown itself, so far. actuated by a strong desire to administer jus tice to all parties, and es the bondholders' claims will certainly receive the support of the British minister at Buenos Ayres, there is every ground for hope that the satisfactory settlement of the debt may at length be accomplished. There is a good deal of discussion amongst the bondholders as to the proba bility of a considerable revenue being derived by the I sales of the guano existing on the coast of Patagonia. Doubts have been expressed as to the right of the Buenos Ayrian government to these supplies. It is on record, however, that in 1849 a formal proposal was made by the minister of the Argentine republic in London to the Messrs. Barings and other bond holders to purchase of the government the exclusive privilege, for a period of fifteen years, of disposing of this guano, and exporting it from the islands and coast of Patagonia, together with saltpetre, barilla, the produce of the fisheries, and other arti cles, placing the proceeds to the credit of the govern ment in part payment of the foreign loan; and the Messrs. Borings have not escaped censure for not closing with the offer. The territory proposed to be granted for this object was from New Bahia, in lat. 43, to the Straits of Magellan, in lat. 53. The ad vices last received from the Plate mention that a large business had been done in Patagonian guano, the price ranging . from 50s. to 595. 10d. per ton. Reckoning the freight from Monte Video at 355. to 405., or from the coast of Patagonia at 50s. to 53a. per ton, it follows that the guano could be placed in English ports at about 51. 10s. per ton, the present price of the Peruvian article being 91.55. 'f here then, of course, remains the question as to how much the Patagonian produce is worth, compared with that of Peru, and it is suggested by competent parties that although the surface guano may not be particularly valuable, being exposed to the action of the elements, yet the lower portion will probably be better. Now that so much attention is being bestowed upon the means of augmenting our supplies of guano, this question is regarded with increased interest. There is no change in the position of the money market, which remains fully as easy as last week, with thereto for the discount of first-rate bills at 1 t per cent. We hear of large sums being returned to the joint-stock banks by the discount houses, which are positively unable to employ them to advantage. The imports of bullion, this week, have been ex traordinarily large. We have already drawn atten tion to the chief supplies as they came in, but the following is the recapitulation :—By the Akica, from New York, 408,374 dole.; by the Humboldt, from the same port, 306,000 dole., besides 400,000 doff. for Havre; by the 'feviot, from the Brazils, 100,000/, ; and from Australia the following vessels have arrived in our ports or off various points of the coast—viz., the Vimiera, with 15,000 oz. of gold; the Black well, with 57,413 or.; the Brightman, with 245 oz.; the Orientai, with 19,130 or, ; the Catherine Jame son with 4,291 oz.; the Benjamin Elkin, with 14,000/. worth; the Enchanter, with 22,988 oz.; and the Northumberland,with 10,t900 oz. The Aber foylo has also arrived off the coast, according to this afternoon's advices, with 40,272 oz., and the General Hewitt with 75,000!. worth. 'J'he entire imports of the week may be stated at 1,040,1011/., of which 790,0001., or 198,339 oz., were in Australian gold. Some further small pareds of gold have probably escaped our notice, so that there can be little doubt the amount is considerably above a million sterling. Tho exports havo not been very large. Direct from the port of London, for the week ending Thursday, they arc stated as follows iu the Custom house return :—Gold coin, to Havre, 318 ozs. ; to Sydney, 4,000/. Silver coin, to Bombay, eO,OOO ozs. ; to Hamburg, 5,280 oz.; to Rotterdam, 50,000 oz. ; to Boulogne, 3,000 oz. Silver bars, to Rotterdam, 48,000 oz. This gives a total of 318 ounces, and 4,000/. in gold, and 186,280 ounces of silver, the ag grolgate value being about 52,600/. - - The other exports include 080!. by the Iberia, for Portugal ; 40,0001. by the (*tem.! . the South, for the Cape; 1,730/. by the Orinoco, for the West In dies; and 23,0001. by the Madrid, for Lisbon. The total exports arc thus only about 120,000!. In addition to our own weekly analysis of the traffic receipts, which, being made up on Thinsday evening, of course cannot include the whole of the returns, we extract from Ilerapallis Journal the materials fur the following statement of the aggre gate returns of the United Kingdom : Aggregate amount No. of Average receipt received. Inii.ll open. p r Mile. 1852 1851 1850 The aggregate comparison of the half-yeur's traffic continues very good, being stated as under by the Railway Tunes (since the let of January): Aggregate amount No. of Avera;7e iciiTilt received. miles open. per mile. 1852 £6,218,106 6,572 £946 4 01 1851 6,907,726 6,307 9:;6 13 2f 1660 5,292,8412 5,779 915 17 ot The increase this half-year over 1851 is thus shown to be 9/. 0.. 91d. per mile, and over 1830,301. ss. 5, 1 4 per mile. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocr. The English funds have further advanced to-dav, the demand being considerable. Consols have ac tually been marked as high as 1001, and arc now 1004 sellers cx div. for the 16th January. Reduced Threes have risen from 100'4 to 101 ; and the Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 103.; to 1. Bank Stock is marked 223 Exchequer Bills, March, 755. to 78s. prem.; ditto June, 89s. to 725. prem. In the foreign house there is a rise of about per cent. in Mexican Bonds, besides an improvement in Spanish, Granadan, and Portuguese. Mexican New Threes mark '261 to 27 ; ditto Old Bonds, 33. Granadan Actives, 22i; ditto Deferred, 10,1 to 1. Portuguese Converted Fours, Spanish Old Threes, 49 to ; ditto New Deferred, 22 to Austrian scrip has receded from 3 to 4i prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, JUNE 15.—Three per Cents., 46 3-16; after &Asa, 461,c.; Do. Deferred, 22 7-16; after Bolas, 2'2;c. Debt (hit clans), 10,1; after Bolan, 10c. ; do. (2nd class), 5 7-16 ; alter Boles, s;c. ; Bank of St. Ferdinand, 103 p. Exchange ou London, 50.10. BERLIN, JrNE 18.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (WO), 1034 ; ditto (1832), 1031; National Debt, 911; Commercial Ma rine Society's Premium, 1241; Bank Shares, 1021. VIENNA, JUNE 18.—Five per Cent. Metal Liver, 93 13-10; New Loan (Series B) 1111; Bank Sharer, 1,382; Exchange on London, 11.57. MINCING-LANE-THIS DAY. The private contract markets are inactive to-day, but most articles wear a steady appearance. The public sales declared for to-morrow are :-Sugar 400 hhda. West India, 1,1100:bags Mauritius, and 2,000 bags Bengal. Pimento, 300 bags. l'epper, 700 bags Malabar. Cochineal, 100 bags. AlirraLs -Iron : Market has been ?tend) , durEce the week without alteritiou in pricis. Spelter remains quoted 151. ss. to 151. 7s. 61. Copper has been in fair demand at last week's prices. East India Tin quoted nominally at pre vious price+, but no business of importance done. 011.6.-Seal, pale, 32'. IN. to 33 . L straw, 311.105.t0 321.; brown, 301. 10e. to 311. ; Sperm, 8,1. to 881. 10a.; Head matter, 901. ; Cod, 31/. to 341. ss. ; South Sea, 34!. to 371.; Olive Oalipoli, 451. Os. to 4.51.105. ; Spanish and Sicily, 43/. 10s. to 411. 101. ; Palm, 271. to 281. ; Cocoa-nut, 321. to 351. ; Rape, pale, 321. to 321. 10s. ; Lin seed, 271. 100. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market is very firm and prices are well supported. The delivery last week was large (1,627 cooks), and the trade being quite out of stock, the demand continues good tar all aorta of Tallow. Speculatively there has not been so much doing to-day. Present quotations are as follows : Town Tallow is quoted 375. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y.C. on the spot, 38s. 91. to 395.; October to December, 38s. 6d. to 38s. Od.; January to Marsh (1863), 398. 3d. OF TALLOW. Ib3o. I ISM. 1832. Stack this day Caakv . 21,733 p 7,784 ;0.807 Delivery last week I 916 939 1.627 Lb. lowa let lune arrival lost week I 909 1,911 2,903 130. from In lame • 1,392 4,100 3,703 Mee Y. C. this day per mt ,741 .90., 374.06. 37•44375.9 d. 384.9 d. Du. Town PUBLIC &tuts advertised for rridav, 25th June :-100 casks South American Tallow, and 120 casks Australian 1 Tallow. MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. The weather continues very wet sad retards the progress of the harvest towards maturity. A moderato supply of English Wheat from Essex and Kent this morning, was generally held for an advance of Is. to 2s. per or., which, however, was not freely complied with, and the article must be quoted Is. per qr. higher than on this day sennutht. Foreign Wheat was held for a like improvement; but sales proceeded slowly. Flour was unaltered in value. Barley was in short supply, and realised the extreme rates of last week. The receipts of Oats have proved fully equal to the de mand, and prices underwent no change. Beans and Peas must be quoted 2s. per qr. d . L1LE19.2L9 INTO LONDON 231021 tith JUNE to 19th Jl:Nii. 1 47 , English. scotch. Irish. Foreign. Inert 99023 1 74r 0 Dailey 379 Oats 1272 1033 1214: I 12617 Malt ..... Floor. 8,627 soils; 21,929 barrels. BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. I'attenden and Smith, hop factors, report that the accounts received this morning from the hop planta tions speak of the bine having made great progress, and that fly has not increased to any extent during the last week. Still it is thought by many that if the wet weather continues much longer, it will operate against the crop. The demand contannes regular, but the supply is very nearly exhausted ; nothing doing on the duty. SOUTHWARK POTATO MARK ET.-THIS DAY. Since our last report, there has not been any arrivals either cos,twi.e or by rail worth meutiouiug. Salesmen have been enabled to realise more minty of tew l'otatecs that are left, owing to the wet weather. This will close the report for the sesson. The following are this day's prices: York Regents, 140 s. to 1601.; Scotch Cups, 120 s. to 160.. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Ilolywell, 14..; Eden Main, 155.; Hastings Hartley, 144.; Walls End Goslank, 14s. ; Walls End Hetton, 16a.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walla End Tees, 15s. 9d.—Ship, at market, 103. SMITHFIELD MARKET-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is small, and the average quality very middlinn ; consequently there is a brisk demand for choice descriptions, at advanced rates. Our top quota tion has been rather exceeded for • few choiee Scots. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is large; however, there is a demand for them, at rather lower prices. than ou Monday last. Trade is very heavy for Calves, and lower prices ore submitted to to effect a clearance. From Germany and Holland there are 497 Beasts, 2,540 Sheep, and 272 Calves; Scotland, 4.50 Boasts; Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,400; and 200 from the Northern and Midland Counties : Per.Woeot Stbk 5. A. a. A. Fier. 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