The Express. — London, England, 1857-07-28 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA. ova cam SYDNEY, MAT Mt The fatality which woad seem to attach to all attempts at establishing deem rota communication between these colonies and England now thwarts the em! ire of the European and Australian Comps's% Hy the mail which left this place on the llthMarch. >ou will have learned the mishap which b e t e l the pimieer steam-ship ere she had well lost sight of the Australian shore, and her subsequent detention for the space of tine month at King Georges Sound. Of course, the matter will be thoroughly sifted by the proper authorities at home ; bat the gam•ral feeling here is that the Oneida ought nut to have been sent out in a state which rendered an accident such as that which occurred a not improbable contingency. The second ship, the Simla, was due at this port on the 9th instant, but did not arrive till the r s • morning of the 19th, being ten days over her si . contract tine, which will make the delivery of her st homeward mails very uncertain. The losses, there- r, fore, which the company sustains at the outset are it very heavy, and the opinion is almost universal that the penalties incurred should be exacted, in strict as es. eordance with the terms of the contract, • • • N Somewhat remarkably,st a time when the OnCIIIA s Castor had shaken one faith in the European and Oa Australian Compani, Mr. Champion Wetton the agent of the Royal West India Marl Company, made his appearance with a proposal to run a monthly line of steam. rs between Sidney and Panama, selling si at Auckland on the outward, and at Wellington cm s. the homeward voyage, for a subsidy of 60,0001. a year, if for seven years, and 80,0001. if far five only, w of which sum the New Zealand Company offers to In contribute 13.0001. S. Several public meetings were held in this colony, I' and a deputation waited upon Sir William Deanna i t to pray the executive government to take the none it - sire initiatory measures during the feces' of oar t . parliament. The government is now in communica tion with those of the adjacent colonies on this sub- Lt. ject, with a view to secure their co-operation, and I a am inclined to believe that an arrangement will be effected with Mr. Wetton. I think I may venture ,4 . to affirm the the Parker Cabinet does not relish the is scheme, end only defers to public opinion and a fear I:: that the opposition might make it a part ys measure mat session . This sounds almost in- Credible, as the country cannot but benefit I : by thc.adoption of this route; and the only reason I at can =for the repugnance of the government for :L. the ition, is their dread of too close a con- se. action with the United States, and consequent im portation of democratic notions. The only objection, so far as I;cen see, to the et. scheme is the delay which must occur ere it can be I t ; carried into effect, as the contract it not to come into is active operation for two years from the date of ! agreement ; but perhaps this feature may be modified. The advantsgvs which Sydney as a terminus would n derive from the establishment of this line are too ob vious to need comment, and the impetus it will *- give to our commercial relations with North : 4 4 . and South America cannot be questioned. It is te stated that in the transit between Sydney and lo Southampton, 32 days only will be occupied during i t eight months of the year, and 33 during the remain- owe mg four. When the telegraphic connexion is corn pleted between England and America, we shall be * brought within from 30 to 33 days of you. The Royal y West India Mail Company also propose I I: to run a steamer monthly between - Auckland and s• Melbourne fur 15,0001. a-year. is It would appear that an Anglo-Australian Com- s pony is projected for the purplae of establishing telegraphic communication between Australia and England eel the Indian Archipelago. The matter will be brought forward when the legislatate assembles. _ Considerable interest has been recently excited so. by the pretended revelations of a convict named lft.rbut, now uuder sentence at Cockatoo Island, par et - porting to throw light upon the fate of Dr. Leichhardt. is According to his story the lamented explorer is still alive, but detained a prisoner in a remote part of the et. interior. where there is a flue, fertile country, inha. s bited chiefly by runaways and refugees from the earioas'eettlements. with which they still kee p t se an intercourse by means of sack-horses. is amiable exiles are married to black women, grow their own corn, and grind it in steel mills. Dr. Leichhardt employs himself in teaching the yellow e lt children, and is well treated though carefully watched. 49 Sir A. Denison himself examined the man Garbut, as did also some gentlemen who had taken part in fe the search after the lost traveller, and it is under- s stood that they attach no credence to his statements. It is felt, however, that more ought to be done in le. the war of exploration of the interior, and I hare no doubt that an organised system of expeditions would lead to many valuable discoveries. se In South Australia they arc about to despatch an 99 exploring party inland, and if the different colonies U could he brought to act in concert, something on • m large sonde might be accomplished. st. In our commercial affairs there is a decided im provemeut occasioned by the intelligence received l• per Simla of diminished shipments to these col°. U nice, as well as of the high prices commanded by our " produce in the home marketo. Credit is good, and a healthy tone prevails in business. A considerable & rise has taken place in the spirit market, Martell's brandy being now held at 16s. 6d. to 17e. Ham is us firm, N 3 to 30 overproof being held at Se. 9d. to r. Geneva advancing. In been there is also mice • briskness, Brass'o ale and porter being sold to ex- ; I ; rive at 104. 6d. to 10'. 9d. for quarts, and 71. Sd. for Me pints. Bias and Allsopp's beer in bulk fetches u . 81. Se. on the average. Oilmen's stores are looking up. Belmont sperms No. I have been sold for 16d. and 160. se In groceries great activity prevails . Dried fruits in demand, and stocks low. Currants, 71d. to 81d. ltaisi+ s, ltd. to 81d. Butter is improving. In boots et and shoes, well selected invoices obtain from 10 to 25 per cent. advance. At The drapery trade is steady, and seasonable pack- w ages fetch about the same advance as above. SI. Hardware is in fair demand. Extreme rates role for Eastern produce, 61. 10s., for and more being asked for conFous. Ilysonskin 61. Se. to St 10s. Coffee advancing. Sugars also, it Fampanga being quoted at 421. per ton. Patna rice I 2 is held at 30e. per bag. Flour is quoted at 181. per ton for best. ss LSO In wool there is little variati'm on the spot, the rise tee having been anticipated. There is little tallow in w;„ the place, and hides have declined, 31s. being an - outside price. Freights on London are low, being Is for wool id. per lb., hides 20s. to 235. per ton, tallow Sus. et. Exchange on London—Selling rate 2} per cent. w prem. ; buying ditto, 1 per cent. to If per cent. )1 perm. The amount of gold received in Sydney by escort 1 1 : from 14 January to 2'2lid May, has been 63,588 ounces. The quantity imported into the mint was 50,802 t. ounces, and amount of gold coin loaned 202,50 W. The government have advertised for tenders for 98 50,0001. of transferable and remittable debentures, I bearing S per cent. interest. ELECTRIC ANo INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH C IINI baltoor.ohrot of Ms oreopooy kr the Wi rer ortlir Jim it• 11/44, aim dm MAUL Om porter -9•142..=1ter biz sos .. 2 . lLed k• men in iM s t; aml ed=4e data amm owl art blo m• RAM; % Mt no outomit supsolol NOM ammt tor Me snout le 4888/.._ p•IM Oto to minim is do wog of Meglaud, voiwaso • gtowlhome snow 1 stock is abooM b be dllitral Moe. no amp to dr oalmorim tato- Ind It Mr Ilmt must Ito bin orb sail As Not k MOW la &moot.aYtatL The re aloes of lam, loommo. Pm MOM Ulf of 1856 Ow" Imo t fir WM MAK I mg Ow the promot wig oillupselto. owl writing IN INTL M. br ir~ra otwoo the illmobto rostaloil Nounrooktd a Mimi et tho Mir of IL frir test per =am. Inv* 1.771 1 1. iis. ta, to be *tad is Ike TWO tart, wile& ia Jam& Mal at wea ed., asking • boa reserotof Aorarni. —The mar of Is %Lott :ol , eo Srsuatadled by Mr. sod Km 111111 mo es Itattriy, sal led** Marne Mr. nog Wars. Wit* mod Dolets4l, o.l l* alliomboo, tetorald to titir "arta% asie mom tosetootal ems at = cc IMO wady by nosier THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1857. ti, i tabu illtilltgellte. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Jimx 27. (Beim Mr. COOULMAISIIff embus.) THE LONDON, HANWIOII, AND INOPTINENTAL ATEAM PACE= COMPANY. _ . This was a meeting in the case of the above company, whose winding .up Is proceeding in this court 'Ruda the I Joint Stock Companies Act of last session (19 and 20 Yte., cap. 47). It wee a meeting under the 88th section of the t am, for the appointment ci a trade liquidator and an itMital ' liquidator, 11130 in coos. wound up in bankruptcy is al wept the dada- I essignee, and who, in addition to a variety of rid pewees given to him, has power "to do and execute mach other things so may be necessary for winding-up the sfiaire of the company and distrilintiug its 11111871.." This company, which had its offices at 44, Moorgate street, City, was only eetablished a few months ago, " with .the view (es the prospectus states) to afford the public in creased facilities in the conveyance of mails. peesengrre, specie, and merchandise between England, via Harwich, and the parts of Rotterdam, Heathery, Antwerp. &c." The capital wee announced to be 100.0001., in 10,000 shares of 101. each. Ara/omit the directors, @even in number, was Colonel Wm. P. Waugh, director of the London and Eastern Banking Company, since a bankrupt. The petition for winding-up was presented on the 6th or July, by Mr. Berton, advertising agent, of Upper Wel. lington-street, who bad recovered judgment against the company for 8664 , and the order fur winding-up was made on the 16th inst. Mr. Linklater appeared for the creditors; Mr. Lowrance for the directors of the company. Several proofs hosing been M Law ence objected to the proof of Mr. Frith, on the gr ound that he was •shereholder of the company, and might, of being a creditor, be called upon to ountribute to the emote of the company. Hie Honour, understanding that there was no contest an to the choice of mile liquidator, declined to admit any contested proofs, and adjourned the consideration of them until the nest meeting. Mr. Barton, the petitioning creditor, was appointed trade liquidate & without any oppuntlon. Thu neat meeting was batik. lb, 4th November. The liabilities of the company an supposed to be about 3,0001. Mr. Pennell, the liquidator, states that nothing whatever lime as yet come to hand hi the shape of meets. In IXIMINCLICM with this case it may be stated that Mr. Winslow, the registrar of Mr. Comtnissioner Ooulburn's court, hs drawn up a table of free to Ist charged in roret of proceedings taken in this court under the 19 and 20 N iv. cap. 47. The 100th section of that act euipowers the Lord Chancellor to make ride. specifying the been to be paid on then cats; and the table prepared by Mr. Winslow, which melee the fete ea nearly aa pu.sible the same IN on unalugcue proceedings in bankruptcy, was now approved by the com unaaioner, and directed to he transmitted to the Lord Chan cellor. It will probably re avoids approval in the course of • few dap, and the table of fees will thou ba wade public in the ordinary way. noshes with Mrs. B—, but I am sorry . to say that I have during tho last week been fully convinced that your statement isnot a correct one, and that you have to pay too its maintenance, and therefore I think se such is the case I had better at once break off the engagement. N? —Youra, " Many AN HADLEY. P.S. Yon eon have your clothenaidiieikingii. have of yours on Saturday neat." The statement of Um prisoner was also put in. It was sa follows : " Of course the reams why I did it was because she de ceived me. 1 had promiard her Therein'', she consented. I went to her house on Monday evening. She was not at home. 1 left her hones at 9 u clot k, and I went again on Tuesday at six o'clock. She wee not at home. I sake 1 her mother when she was. She saki she did not know. I stayed to helf-peat nine, and went to her home again. I stayed there until smatter -past lin, and then she returned Lome. We went into the front room. I asked her then what was the reason of this unpleasantnese. She mid it was my own fault. I mod, 'lle it PO then: I said, ' Give tee a decided answer; yes or no: then,' I mid,' I will leave you for ever.' Then she said, No, Stephen, I will moot you to-morrow night precisely at tight o'clock,' which was yesterday. She did nut meet tne. 1 went to her house at seven, and asked her mother if she had been home. Her mother mid, Yes, and gone out again.' I went to Mrs. Carter's , at Tanabe'', and inquired for her. They did not know where she man therefore I returned to Mr. Gurney'e bowie. I did not me her last evening at all. Ithe would not see toe. I did not see her until menu o'clock this morning. She said, • Stephen, forgive ow,' and I said, ' Nu, I can't.' 1 have nothing more to my. STRVIII!:( Fox (X), Lis mark." This eloped the awe for the prosecution. Mr. Itibton then proceeded to address the jury for the primmer, but he evidently felt that the evidence for the pro escution was of so overwhelming a character, that it was Impolem fir him to attempt to struggle against a ennilotion. He, however, made the meat of the only point that could be raised in the cams, namely, that the prisoner had worked himself up to a fit of ungovernable frenzy, and that he am on that account not responsible, crirainally, fur the act ho heel committed. The learned Judge having summed up, the jury, after a brief dehberatioo, returned a verdict of Guilty, and his lord ship having put on the black cap, sentenced the wagoner to bas executed, without holding on the slightest loupe that any mercy would be extended to him. We read in the South Easters Gaulle :—" Stephen Fox, the onurderer of the young woman to whom he had Lein pity ing Lis tuldnamett (Mary Ann Hadley), was removed bow the Canterbury gaol on Thursday Imt, in the presence of a vast concourse of spectators. On the day revtous he had been visited by his father and several relations from Faversham, includiug hie uncle, with whom Ito entered freely into con vener ion, and he was observed to abed tars on allusion being made to his past career. Ile expressed his regret at having been guilty of such an atrocious crime as that of murder, end appeared somewhat duller then usual. At the same time he asserted that he was happy and comfortable—a statement he has frequently made to the chaplain during hie confineruent indeed, he has more than once made the extraordinary avowal that he never knew what happiness was until he entered Westgate gaol. The liev. Mr. Blusher (the chaplain) was so convinced of the sincerity of the prixoner's repentance, that he administered the Sacrament twkc., to him during his confine ment in the city gaol. Precisely at five minutes to two o'clock on Thureday, a fly drove up Pound-lane, and stopped at the entrance to the prison. Inspector Budd got out of the vehicle and immediately entered the gaol. The prison authorities were then potting the chains on the murderer, , who carelemly observed, ' I have broken stronger chain. ' than these ; but I shan't Love such as them in the other The door of the gaol was then opened, and Fox milked to the fly, but was obliged to be sedated into it, the sight of the crowd so much allowing him. The conveyance was then driven off to the railway station, followed by a greet number of persons. On masiug Westgate Arch. the pri mmer was hooted by a number or bays in the crowd. and he fainted away in the fly. A second-chew canine was in midi area on one of the sidinge, into which the prisoner was carried by Police-tuneable Holloway. lie was joined by the go vernor of Westguto gaol, Mr. Stone, and Police-constable Epps. Great excitement prevailed at the station, which was COMpietely besieged by epertaters, who crowded tomirds the surUge in shish Fox was sitting. leaning hie bead on the sheekter of one of the conetablee. Kane water was obtained, Owed& he partook, and he muemliet revived. In toiler to avoid as much as pomade tho gaze of the public, the ear , rises wee then .bunted to the oppottite aide of the line, where Ile meshed until the train arrived front Ramsgate, to which it man Unsaid. While stepping for the train • young seem, am espaintance of the murderers, stepped on to the car. win: shook him by the hand. Fox gratefully glanced at end thanked him. The emotion of the prisoner at Ude was very intense ; h a whole frame appeared racked with excitement and anguish. It was a three meek& when the train took its departure r= stems. There were four other primners (from St. Augur tirdegfeel) also in the train, in charge of the governor and ens af the K.C.C." The Kentish Gazelle usys:—" Through floe evmpatlov of many of the citizens and others, a neat tomb has I;ece ereiood in St. Gregory's churehvattl, over the remains of the mur dered girl, Mary Ann liadley. It bears the following in eceiptioa :—• Sacred to the meincry of Mary Aun who died May 14th, 1857, aged VI yarn.' '!'hare is also an appropriate urea. and at the bottom, ' This stone is erected by public 'sympathy.' " CnIL VIDV.. ILLINO V. THE 11CCIDINTAL URATII INSVRANCT. CO* PANT, . .. This cause was again resumed to-day at 11 o'clock. Mr. M. Chamber*, Q.C., Mr, Laeh, Q.C., and Mr. J. F. Smith. append for the plaintiff, and Sotjeant Slate, Mr. Hawkinn. end Mr. 'Webby for the eempaey. A reel deal of evidence was gone into of the same chit. meter so that which:visa adduced on Seturdey, the object of it being to chow that the deceased, Janice Shilling, suf fered severely from rupture, also that he bad en abscess on the top of the head, which buret, and that afterwarde he was eventually *abject to litsenrlthat he wes in such a week state that he could not walk alongthe strce•t without hoblin by the houses, and also that be had repeatrally been beard to cry that he ithonid have fallen into the lire end been hurncal to death if some one had not anebted Lira. It woe abet proved that he used to levies a gotten of Maur and a shilling ri week from the parish before he went to live with Lie ens. Evidence was likewise given that Thomas Shilling had insured his own end Lio father's life for 1,0001. each in the Railway Accideur Insurance Company in April, ISM; Lut it appeared that both amounts had been paid. A good many of the without" who were examined wee. related to the demoted, end there appeared to be no doubt that they were a good deal annoyed at their not getting a share of the money, and it way admitted that statements had been made by some of them that they would give the plaintiff some trouble at the 6.1 , 1,5. The l‘nd Chief Baron having pummel up the whole of the evidence, the jury retired, nod after being in deliberation nearly two hours, they gave a rennet fur the plaintiff. SLIABB LIS2S.-21116 DAL Two *llium. The railway share market to-dap is hear', and lower, in * sympathy with the !ands. 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II II ial d Flims.-- Sp 1171 WI 1 .1 Wwt raise • a Ila.b• par iaaTW - - . i 4. al Vision &PIMA Ipso • wawa, -14.r.1. ill lawbeis• A ,-....... I am Wears a/ ealiiiiwa. .. .4. n dr $,4 SALE OF THE VICARAGE OF CAYBERWELL.—The =rof the large and populous suburban perish of Cam ia to be sold by snake on the 24th of August. The patent rent-charge in lien of tithes is I.IOW. per annum, the grmed rents, aria*, from buildings and glebe kn&i, divi des& on Mock, with surplice and Heater feee and offerings Increesing the value of the living to about 2,30 W. per =mum, In addition to a magailloent bonae standing in its own rounds opposite the church. The prang r (the Rey. Ins Williams to 63 yews of age. NEW SHIPS LAUNCHED FOR THE PENINSULAR AND ORIVNTAL COMPANY.-02 Saturday the new screw .team-ship Grannie, of MS tons and 160- d oe.. power, wag launched from the yard of Mears. Summers and Inky, Southatoplion. On Thursday the new screw steam-ehip Delhi. of 2,400 toad and 460-horse power. we. lauud td on the Clyde. The Weent-ship Candice hi hourly expected at Southampton from Liverpvii, having been lengthened 30 fest amidships. She will premed to India rid the Cape on the 16th proximo. ANTIQUITIEn.—The steam sloop Gorgon completed the diacharge of her leaguing' yesterday in Woolwich Dockyard and to prepsring for being paid of on Saturdey next. The larger pieces are unfortunately mach injured. The weight of the entire collection u estimated at about 100 tor. According to some cleverly executed Sinatra hese taken on the spa where they were excavated by Lieutenant Mitchell, R.N., of the various monde*, they to be in a state of exincedinsty preservatian. sar pisces foe the scat pert represent kettles end familier subject' taken front the Roman and Orecien mythelogisM, such as " Venus fixing from the Pea" "appalled s either arm bye mermaid, Ice. The heed of lifauwiles in week la likewise uninjured, and le highly esteemed, haling been die covered he the tasumieum which wee nisei eller his death by hi. Queen Artemisia of Carla, and from which, as is well known, all other magnificent sepulchres end tombs have derived their names. it was et the eight of this tomb that Analeras ezdanned " How mach money changed into stow '.' . THE MURDER AT RIVEN!! VLL.—A memorial OR beklfof . Zll;;;;Fiech, eondemned to death at the last as sn., has been forwarded to the Home Sernaary, raying fur a reprieve on the ground of his inionity, and of We having twice had brain fever whits' serving with the army in the Crimes: and stating that his mother wan moaned In • lunatic 'aryl= for soon years previous to her death. In the event of the memorial not being entertained, the execution will take piece in the gaol at Springfield. at nine o'clodr, to morrow (Wednesday) morning.—Sows Herald. i)ESPEKATE ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.—A young man, who ham been for MUG years a mature= In eve of our most respectobie warehouse., was recently overacted of having unix %/Jost end appropriated a quantity of goads the property of his employer.. 11. had obtained leave of Unlace for • few day., and proceeded to Ilelensburgh on Friday. From eircumetanoes which afterward. trwpired. • petition wao prevented to the sheriff, and • petition ruined for his ap ply pennon. Ile was takes into custody at Ilelensburgb on S a t urdav morning. end Urn the steamer was approaching Greenock, In suddenly threw himself overboard. Ile was reoeucd from the water in a few minutes by come bowmen, who at once proceeded , to pia melamine. They had, how ever, scarcely got him into the email bost..and were proceed ing toward, the wan quay, when he cot hie throe!. When brought saber* he was conveyed to the Greenock Infirmary. The windpipe wan found to be enured, and • large gaob in- ' flirted, though the principal arteries, it anus. have not been cut. Be lies in • very preceriou state.—Glasgue Daily Med. Sou:dans' WivEs.—On oeveral occasions during the past week, prams visiting the railway station have found themselves prevent eta scene in one of the unwritten truediee of common life. That was the patting place of the men under orders fur India end their wives and children. Time WM tang INN of aanofrom the pone women, epet, deeper Ana It seemed, on the pert of dm re sale The it ewe la oar power to offer amnia .sa to the. la Mint We might reveled them of the panisa of He preemeneel—that when order is motored In Leila they Aan be seat to their huebenda. We might tell them tbst the rieke of an Indian campaign are mach lees Hen them of the Crimea; that altar a few menthe we may by is me oder reatomd. But in the meanwhile these poor 11111111111111111 to he "rent to their home.' and allowed a pension eidepmees day ihring their absence from their husbands ." Oeff On caw don any comfort on that score P Their ben& Hopei they hare no home. When the husband le away visit.rs can there be for his family except the charitty et aioalveit! What if they bare no relatives, or If the relaUeseleme no charity ? No doubt the government have seta were In detaining the noldiere' families until mtne thing him esker has been restored in India; but they cer tainly oneht not In the meanwhile to he subjected even to the poesibility of wanting the necessories of life.—Areltili Garette. SPOILING AN EAGLR'S NIEST.—Two foresters of Impruek, 'misted by some sportsmen, lately gained pours sion of an eagle's neat, and in it • young eaglet, about rix weeks old, which they carried alive to Inspmek. The met was found et noses little diatom.* from the river Sulzenbeich. Ina *mall amen situated in a aide of • rock, end about ISO feet below the eurarelt. One of the foresters, named Trch., had himself let down by moans of a rope with • niece of wood placed as a soot. The young eaglet ant hav ing given its visitor • friendly reception, but, on the contrary, infli.ting emend seven wounds on hie band end arm, Techan wax compelled in his de fence to strike it with part of a sheep which he found in the nest. Tho eaglet was at last mortared, and Flared in a Whet, and Turban was vain heisted up, glad to agape from the dreadful stench which more from the remnants of dead animals in the cavern. While this we. going on the female meow. seen hovering above, bat at a very conelderahle height. She wax not fired se, se the gun, were reserved in ease of an Mimic from the male. Aa eagle bee for the last forty years built her nest sometimes on the reek of Seistein, sod rot others on there of the Ilveltenherg. The dame re caused by them birds to the grime and smeller cattle in the neighbourhood hae been very considerable. "The affair of the Transatlantic steam packets," says a Pads letter in the /of,:pcniftnee of Bowels, "appears likely after ell to be concluded by the pure and simple the old government plan. The sereke. it is now =titsvill of le divided among four porte—Nantm Bordeaux. Harm, aail Marseilles. The chambers of commerce of those ports bare teen convoked is alder to glee their °pintoes no te the repair to whom the mementoes should be enewerheil." The Austrian police have, within the lest few ssr days,strea lestreetions to the janneels an two points of e interest One milks to the nerelsee of caws of leserlege whisk day he the,Prameds, These sew themenle rent bat the When ere rewind to welch ray that they ilia net anaiois myelin lopepw. The cassai pdaela, the arshiblisa et the pub. IlsiNme of brim Maths to the misname ef dreams, to., NA whisk loom, spapialas dean 01.00011111111 EMIT= 001MITITTE.—The 00M gain met yeekeiher, sad on.. le the decision that Mr. Mee as dilp sleeted. To.naorrow the ere spinet Sir R. W. Cad= will be Mine. litimaa, PLUM. BEILLING DAT. MonDAT, JOLT 27.—Admindelle ; Ellie, le Nam el id% 444; laid *Ma, ryew. , u 41551 MIN ell lb 11 IMP 16 1.6e1 011 pm( %OK IN rad. ai Wiens. fe CI 45 —K bflt.Crl.B•oll4dom , s. W.lll. 10 t tlemll Monk Awe. .If Web SO Clwelneillaiel AwirsiboolCliPs 15 If Of 41.. 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I Do. 77 Pep Baru' las 1 461 Ipa 1111.11111 I Perlftlaplasalgathaanal all 7* /I 14 30,044 34 Pachat.kOrleetal IN all 111 25 114.• 30 II Dia Now . . 111,0 1 0) Mils namy 1rea....... atl SS '4 14 10, I De. fa. ...._ all 4 I 11,040 VP Sopa Mall e{ . 111171; . Ile fl {t M. 0.0 I %seta e1...1. layman. aR 11 II 14,103. S$ 7 .llantralisla LW.- 01 1$ 36 770.00 1 tecauta• Thor. Owl,. all I I 73.000 ' De. EP. 11.314/4rae ail 1 1 13,00,6 3' Trap&Loa4ol 0117.1:ba. 6 10,40 e 111 Vas D1..".'. 1.10 11611,00 11. Ina*. Do** ....L..-- 'OS ID 1) a; 10,004 P) Ds. W.. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. 11011 r. CIRCUIT.-74AIDSTONE, JULY 27. (Before Mr. Justice Wipes.) Stephen Fos, 24, wee indicted fur tho wilful murder of Mary Aline Hadley, by shooting her. Mr. Deedea and the Hon. G. Denman conducted the pre amnion. The prisoner had no counsel, end it was rumoured that itwaa hie intention to plead guilty to the charge. When be woe arraigned. however, he pleaded not guilty, both to the indictment and the ceroner's inquisition, and at the re gent of the court, Mr. Riau watched the eon on hie behalf. Mr. Dada, in opening the nue, described it as one of a very sad and melancholy character. The deemed woo ri epeetable young woman, residing with her pareute at Can terbury; the 'winner bad courted her fora considerable and they were 'lunged to be married. Circumstances, how ever, *warred which induced the young woman to decline to oily herself to the primmer, and, actuated by • feeling of revenge and pasftion, he ha rt, In thy meet delihn tie lunar, dente. led bee life. The following evidence AM adduced. Harriet Hadley, the wife of Edirerd Hadley. bruthesaker, living in Coldhaebour-lane, Canterbury, geld the prisoner Stephen Fun Lad fur • year and a half been courting bee daughter. On Tuesday evening, the 12th of May, he aim to the house and SAW the deceased, who earl to the pillow: " les no or for you to come. I hove told you ono a good many times, end you won't hear what I have got to my. I have written you a letter, and you will have it to morrow morning." The greener seemed in a very great passion, and he said, " You will see me one more night, and that will do —do ate me." Witness was afraid he would have struck her. Witnane daughter arid .he Lad mado inqui res shout some women, end she found it wu quite correct what she Led heard. The poisoner came win to the house on the following morning, but did not find her at home; he said, "It will be all right if I see her one. more." The mine evening he cone up to witness In the street, and said, " I want to no Folly?' She told him that he could net MO her, and he mid he would—ho wanted to have one more word with her—yes or no. He added that he would see her—he had acted like • man—he had loved as a man, and he would diem a man. Ho also said, " Revenge is sweet." Witness told him he could not see her that night. In consequence of the prieonee's conduct she spoke to Ebony, • policemen. and *Bermuda went to tho pulioentation and complained of the prisoner's conduct. She had presimusly noticed that he seemed to have something In his hand in a andherehlef. Mr. Janus Mille, • giniernith, proved that on the 13. h of May, in the afternoon, prisoner ramp and hired • brace of Osten, and bought powder and percunion rope, myna be wanted them to act in an amateur performance at the theatre. Edward Gurney said—l ant a gardener at Canterbury. I have known the primmer upwards of two pat., and SIM know the decreed young women. I remember suing the premier on Wednesday evening, the 13th of May, sending neer my Lome. I asked him what woo the critter with him, end he said be wee derived by Min liedley. I seri, "fools, pooh; tare are plenty mere girls besides her " and he mid, "Them are none I like es well a her." Ile then asked whether he could trust ate to keep • neat. I said " Yee." He then drew fret. his pocket a pistol with a cap on It, and I maw • second one in his pocket. Ile said, "That call be her doom this night before I sleep." lie polled four bullets out of lota pocket and mid, " Otte of these shell do it, if the other don't." I aid, " l'noit, pooh, Stephen, don't beim silly, you'll be hung foe it." tie Mid, d.oit rare • about shouting her. I would as loon be Muse for bee as not." I naked the prisoner to go with mete the Cambridge Arme,end I had • riot of porter and be had s bank of ginger beer, and while we were there, Mr.. Hadley and her enter came to the door of the noun, end I went and smoke to her. When I went bark, the primmer asked 11.1. whet Hadley wanted, and I told him she wonted to know whether he wee in drink or not, and I told her he was not. This wee the truth. The prisoner was not at all in liquor. Ile mud denly finished drinking hie ginger -beer, and then said, " I am oil" I asked him to wait till I had drunk my beer, but he went away alone. I followed Lion immediately, end paw bias clue to my own door, talking to Mrs. Hadley and her minor. They separated, and 1 went after the pdamm, but could not overtone him. Shortly after this, I maw him come in • direction from Mrs. Iladiey's honer, and Mrs. Hadley came and told me something which inducusl me again to follow the prisoner; and when 1 ranee ! up to him I told him he had better give up those pistols., or he would get me into troubk. He raid he did not ore how he meld get nee into trouble, and at this moment Mrs. Medley went by to get 11 polieeman. The prisoner said, "There goes the old lady, I will he after her ; ' and ho em towards her. A Hit:costa shortly after this went in search of the prisoner, who ran away, and I mw no mom of him that night. The deceneol nevi at my Inane that night, and I somnipauied her on the foflowing morning towards§ glare called Vain.% We had to pees the barrack., and near the last barrack gate! saw the }Messner come out front n gateway with two ;Mods in Lis hand, one in each, and they werobah cocked and capped. Ile earl to me, "If you come one step further I will shoot you." The deemed ran on one side when he end this, and the prisoner jumped towards her, gave her a pooh with the two gigolo, and discharged theta both at her. There wee a very abort interval between the two repels.. I rumba et the greener, and we hest It struggle, end he got may from me, but I wined Lim, and took the pistol. feint him. Ito did not 'ley a word until I had conveyed him to the polieenntiou, with the ordnance of another man. Ile then add he only wished he had more pistols, or a revolver, and I should not have taken him. I said to the primmer, " Thiene very parlous thing, Stephen," and he replied, "There are four bullet., end Iho the other two have gone through her." I Pew the afterwinde at Mrs. Carter'e. She wee then der!. J a m. Epp., pekoe-constable of Canterbury, who WAD at the notice-station on the teeming of the tith of May, when the prisoner wag brought there and he woo given into ewe torty, ennfirmal the Inter art of the evidence of the List wine.. Dr. Andrews Caine. and in the prisoner', presence mid, "The poor girl is dead." The prisoner said, " I don't think ohs to lad muck." Wilma inked the prisoner if hn wanted say Will. Ile maid, "No; I lint happy rind com fortable, wed needy to meet my fate. She brought it all on herself. I west with her to (Impel twice on Sunday (the Weeders 'ewe). She promised to loon me on the hlonday niga, awl I week kat could not we ker. On the Tuesdey did as bee, wed b wee a very herd i.e., ar everything woe arranged, Mg I beg WNW& had a cross weed with her all the time we kept emeesey." The primmer added that be Lad been deceived soy wed ha did nut mean to be deceived again, and the. It sea e good dig the polies had not interfered with hies, lbala would Mee shut them, or any one elan Ho did net ortsaything aim* the mead gaol. Witness asked Male tell eridt the drat not, and he and "No, Cr the edam ewe would have been for inyeelf." Sigh= Dalcir, • lebeating man, on the morning of tie 14th lesi was seedbe near the barreeke and law the gilds Se& Ns Sepal Ones, aaraybse Is be a lance where de dbl. Aaes Subsea pariesui Sr math was be aseasei mHatlagdbail easenesau del pablei Ihs pies wheat the bast Sai diseest Mr. Them seqpies, et OseesSeat i z ik ar ogled epos le ailed the se No. Crab ea sul Sod Yr Sabi See a USA ward lake IWO; tbs tetwerel eatery beaky Use divided. The followlegletee waa dela pat hi sad sod, addreseed I. the prisoner by Ibe doseral. uSer,—Yoar eleaul of Lukas been anything beg dealt should be vim pew weedes laimitimpagalL Yoe bus sham - sine* abed bolsi or alp 2118 POLICE COURTS. 11 ANSION-ROUSE. Me. Frederick Gardner me ebarge4, on remand, with mbblng Lis employer Mr. Spencer, pecking cane maker, of Milner•street, of 1231. 541. &I. The prisoner Lad placed hie 1.0.11.'a, at different dates, for rums amounting to limo deficient cash in the iron aide, together with ► policy of arainunce on his own life for 15N. Committed for trial. 111 A RLBOROUGH-STREET. Charles Head. of Kenniugien-aquare, was charged by the police with trotting an obstruction in Coventry-etreet. Since the polite have made forcible entry into several betting-hotline, their freapenters have adopted the prentu , tion of carrying on their betting transactions in the open street, and th. several public thoroughfares at the West end are ratdored nearly impassible for pedestrian)* during the day. The police received orders to keep the pavement clear. Polies-■ergeant Silverton, A 293, noted that he law the defendant surrounded by six or seven betting nwn at the corner of Ozenden-street ant Coventry .stroet, and told him to move on. The defendant refused, mid he was a gentleman, and would have a flutter for it. lie took the defendant into custody, but the defendant void he would not go without a cab, and misted the police. The defendant was wrangling with the persons by whom he was eirrouoded about bona races and betting. The do• fondant 1.1 , 4 MOWlf a betting mann . The defendant denied that to woe speak'ng to any betting men, or creating any obstruction. Ile was merely waking a question of the proprietor of a house undergoing repair, wheat the police came up to him, and insisted on his moving on. Mr. Beadon was of opinion that the police had not en • seeded their duty in dale instenco. lie should enter the de fendant to enter into his own recognitannes in lit. to keep the pee.. NORTH BRITISH AUSTRALASIAN COMPANY.— There woo anadjournel spevial meeting, yesterday, °ether'''. primary of the North liririrh Ansi ml.taisn Com Prey, to con sider the various nltenitione in the deed of co-parinery propoved at the butt mooting. and e.4.comary under the Limited Liability Act. Mr. E. Anderson look the choir, and went through the 'erica'', regulations seriatim, on whirl' ho raked for a decision on the Ina of the rleireliolders. Some diet-na tion took place, and various smenilmetas were peopowd, but negatived. The main regulations carried were that the qualification of the direrlies be henceforth 200 shores; that power be (deed to the directors to increme the capital (If re quired) to 2.i0,000e; and that the eltareholdere have power to detnitie, at a public meeting, either director or auditor, gal nos se bese geseeritd. A vote of thanks having been passed to the chairman, the meeting adjourned. RAILWAY/L—At a meeting of the shareholders in th e w e lt. and F e keehem Boil. ey, jest held, resolutione of diseatiefactioe were period at the repeated delays in cloning the line, and intimating that in the &berme of eatixfactory explanations from the director., the Board of Tout° would be appealed to. The 1' Mee° one awl Lancaster Rottenly, be tween Croaferth and teveretooe, is to be opened at the end of this month. The works on the Ucklield and Lewes Rail way as to be commenced immediately, and are expected to be completed in twelve menthe. Coneiderable demonstration are intended to take place at Denbigh. on the occasion of the tuning the Bret turf of the Vale of Clwyd Railway on the 7th proximo A new between Carearrosi, Plata, sad Pailkkallsos, Is prsjseted. i lt IC SI N I f Ns - =ft N M ' Ole Ne 41 IS $9 lel $ • N 113 It ILO 191 let 1119 it 13 4311 11 NI 14 41 pia 14 194 . I o SN9IEN la 111 1111 e• I N Me it ea, g t ri Is u+ Pa Is It% 100 DM if NI IN di 1 .~~ ~ Op 'INN 11 it is P. lel a NI ad lid ad li 44 34 vie 3.1 •b a to Ili atm :la :r IP• 71 Me &a za SS 141 II Si SPOR7ING. TATTERSALL S—NloN DAT. Moat of t h e maborribers basin quitted town to "Drist" et the Goodwool meeting, the roe,nt wets but thinly clouded, and very few tiousactions, arid Haae to limited smounts, came under our observation. Bto 1 woe offered on the tieM foe the Goodwood Stakes, end AO to 21.n0t token strut Rosati, who on Saturday was int favourite at 7 to 1 takes and dieted ; but since that time she has been at all ens o f prices in the betting. 12 to 1 was taken about Van Hon& and 14 to 1 about Homily; 4 tot was taken and cawed about (lemma di Vergy fur the Goodwood Cup; 6 to 1 was taken once about Arsenal, and 4 to 1 was booked stoat ban, with the "Ululation of "a run;' 25 to 1 was taken shot ALLEGED MURDER AT MANCILEUER. Yesterday afternoon an inquest was held by Mr. Herfurd, coroner, upon William Yams, a cream theme maker, of Itulwe. Three men, named Peter Trnicnr, bearer; Henry Margison, hawker; and Moses Wlihente, beteklayer, were in melody charged with the murder of dee ceased. He left home on Thursday morning, and did not return YEW about four nest morning, when lio com plained of great pain in his etimmich, and he told • man named Orin, who went to we him oft Friday, that the pain was caused by kicks he had remind whilst on his way horns. He said that whilst in 1). unseat. three men attacked him, one putting an arm round his neck and covering his mouth, whilst the others kicked him et the stomach. They took from hint two half crown', two shil lings, and some coppers. He died on Saturday. A pal marten examination showed that there were bruin e ands the coats of the stomach, and a rupture of the intestine% which maned death. Samuel Newell, keeper of a cello. in Dcanagate, maid L e s deceased camo to his cellar on Ilamiday night, m.l bed some meat and potatoes to eat, and a cap of ale. While he was in tho cellar two of the prisoners, Trainor and Margi.. son, came partly down the stepit, and Margison lighted his pipe. Deceased went away about uue o'clock, in tea dine. thin of Knott Mill. Catherine Cooney and another young woman odd they knew Maresca and Williams, mud met them running oat cf Deanagate, down Quapstreot, about ball-past 12 that night, They went into Deansgate,and there saw deceased sitting dun urn some steps. lie told her he had been robbed by three men, eko had kicked him. He appeared to he in gra& pain. aro esWriglit, police constable, apprehended two of them oa Saturday afternoon; and Trainor, who had been wee semi times in company with the other prisoners, on Thursday night was also apprehended. The jury found a verdict of "Wilful mender" nenin.t of three prisoners, and they were removed to Kirkdale Gaol, la trial at the Liverpool souse. MARXIST& -4.-- SALLOW. Tbe Inflow market boa bog; 44440 --- . to #.7 on 4 *C hot 4tht. fw rotor. deirrry. For 0.1 Y.C. 584. 91. ba.• boot given, :e 1.0 new Y.C. blitenlatiro. not • no* *al it *4.44 The a 1,0.. its It* mph from Poteritturg bring too t mien 17,, t 10d. for gag* 114 *re dr, mot. On. new; 5* W. for 1416; Antc..:4 had & 694. to *LW "; u.nobor and Dow otter. 91. 40 .... sd. : ograld. 64. 3d. ; South Amerit* I* to 6: 1 / 4 . 6t. ; 411;t.. Inform, :74. IL; Odesra. the*, 6* to !Fa. dd.; dill', bre. 54. &I. to If. ; odor 14. 4.3 U I. ; ditto, bald*. ; town talus. V.. fd. to*. riot alai; CA. 10d. to 47.: c0n4... nut 49..; ritt0.C4414% ditto. Sydney,lartt.l 314. 441.—Yrent RUM ft** sad *ult. clroula el Monday onto Carro7t,-LITZI I,O n, JOLT r. —The marten Ina done ma Nana. at the lullpma et ta*4 wed. nto eeenta utensil Me am mei n.urn moll. net Um annuant , 0 the rue luz ace Y faanurable aeald ha TM Wm am Ittmat tato-1 to) for capon. lad 11,M0 ea aperulatlela Y I comprised an Promo mut slarla at Pd. tope.: eh Bahia. a %die Nactlan, nt 1(14 to 131.• 2011 hum, at 41.aml 30 the Wands. M 13}d- m t b. Import dam Tharelallo.o Uhl. 00•Le.—Lawont, Jctr !7.—Rata Pr!taro.. 13..; nolsaclL, 169 Werth Pan. 'lanky, 169 ; itadawaidi flan. 130.: ?oath Id Wait Bute., 13a. 9d.; Walacv Primrues, West Was 9..111 1111da, ; Ede. /data, 16...91.: Walla End Braddalla. lAa W.; Wa/l. lend Kepler Gram% 179 Wad. End Laant99ll. Wa tt Zed Ruaaall flew.. to.. GI ; Walla 1:9 , 1 e l autb llettoc. 08. Wale E.l 9000..6 I*. ; raeti Sh ffu. Gt. I, OW Hasilepaa.l flat 40, dd.: Walls Waugh 11111, 11.9.9911. Wallat:l9.l 99 IGWall...tal TOW IkBa. ; Waits Kad Waltmo,Ua. 159, 9d 1.13.p.a. markst,64 wd, TRAFFIC RETURNS. mils 11... Ilfte. Tot&, T 4444 1141111494. 49a amore elands" /Mt 1:44 Wait maps Ju'y 4. F f C f 1114944 WWI of Caaaaa 949 6:13 4.231 9.7 , ..7 MA Week wilodagay 9. Dairolt and Illloraokse Walt •1411 , 4 Jer 10. Hello sal 1.441.10z00 ll4 Oft. Wert4r• et 4..W14.1 a 71:9 2,44 ! , :•7 1,06 8,-1: %Ni July ss. Low.. Wele,Oi., iusti lionUt CONI•i .••.•••.....••.•••.. lOU 13.'1•.3 30'6 116.313 15.% 2503; 501 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. CASUALTIES. I.U.t blob/mow boo boon roo-tord from Palermo. that the brig nol Ibia port, front G!rienti to Nenroostle, with sulvbar. ortmitoi coo 11...etke• Itoel.--Napleo, Jot! D. LotOo'l t.). boon. trc Union. b.. ontoroftt to 'be Ellenorita orootono Wk.*: en in Woe Lkodp ; a.Lotatoto boo ken oat to ben.—Tontog, July U. lavas/Goa lairs se TOY... Powni.-7neal lola, at loam Linear, tie:•net klaeresii. at CUM; gt um. wart Biting dun, at Beaton; las. .t Havana's: Amelia. it lisillit ; lbws , it% at Mt- Jonu'a. ARgid - Sd. , (4 Q.O , 1W ; Inns (sal. at Yalta : Alice, and Koranic. at tb. itc4e'da; BL la►.ue Mw Paid*, Elisabeth, Lien •ustia, an Agin Ilaw Tura GO. Ed... 0 ...r.l3e7n•td er at Rec:gen, at d DWI at maw, Elise Monism. 13+rbar., 81.0.1..11/0. , hie.g Kd. nil Gold.. Light. at Quehm; *lrk/an. It.. mud Labial, .t V.lboares; Sae.. Lau., at llaaannab; Urine, at B. p,os ; Tonawanda, at MA delphia. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam packet Alhambra arrived yesterday. at Southampton, with the Peninsular She left. Lisbon on the gleroad Cadiz on the lith instant, but had no COILIMILIHIhtiOW With Oporto or 'Vigo. On the l 7th itcrant, off Cape St. Mary's, on her pzerage from Cadiz to Lisbon, the Alhambra Inks the piston rd.+ of bee foremost ru n e.', was obliged to diatom nett, owl came home with one engine. The Royal Mail Company's flap were hoisted half-mast yeetir lay, at S.outlampton, in eunsequeice of ths death of Captain Parker, who has leart many years in the oompan)'• tervico. Ito expired un Sunday night after shoot dimmer crysipekut in the head. IL was 10 years of ago, and much repeated. THE ATLANTIC TELEGR %PM—LIVERPOOL, MON par.—The United States steam frigate Niagara (12). Cast Hudson, sailed at noon to-day for Queenstown, to you Agamemnon and Leopard, to Ity down the trans-Atka* cable. It being generally knoa n that eke would mil at war the pier-heads, landing-stage, O:e., were crowded by par anxious to view her pusage down the river. The splendid screw steamer United Service, 1,200 tone, left the London Docks on Saturday, Minds with a full and valuable cargo and abo ut 70 p uien s wO Montreal dirt Ct. [Advertisement.} —AN EXTR.tORDINART Chess Of DIAILSOLOA at HOLLOWAY A Bey,. Price. late AWN In tamer, at Cott.. I , CAt SAto.lc.trt. cult. rel A,reedy few Went Crlphig. veatitirg. Vol w00...n1 m i r i ng for a low .hetarsal et iectimi toothy, mei romeitoced oivasesetwae .ke us wahine del to we Ildlo , . ti A 0,11, %Lica cured h ar a U dray.. sit, ell ober TM Lys folicil Tll** a.t.cohl.hc cure HAWAII. , wonder ei awl oho keep her. the mor.. rant Wb a Jw laliSbNO.„.l apccentaol at to to actively rceoc , WAN he I e•h..t —Bold by all tricilleoe wind*. throw ow the oirci.l; Holloway% e tiablithmento, Mr.'. Loudon, awl lat. ht. A- Stamm CocatatAloople ; A. OilhN.T. CONWI. E. Lich. Naha.. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES. AND DEAT BIRTHS. Sk at Aliike, ;pi. Stele Neabteta. &ha WNW. a &du teeter. (711.AILikt tar S. • tam Gothic Howe, Riehmesa. SOW kr. .. W. Cerro. wok f • a Oakcrater. CLARK—JuIy . 5. at Tel. keoharo. w.fe aA. C wk. Ewa. dea EWER —July 21. at Car01... - -p rk road, Catnikeetook, tk•alOd° W. O. tear. of • aon..Pil hro. 01801. —Jail W. at PWrotrartrowl. Baeloser Dam. Wr• D OW , *d&oet ter. NOTES.—JuIy :4, at Lee. Kent. Oat wife or 11. 0. Nora, r". of a eon. SCOBELL.—.JuIy at Upper ft rut etr groat. the atre d Sooleall. E.g.. of the ak , Wrey. tks.bare, of a ..tot. WARD.—J tily 21. at Iliverkb.the r.fe of Llkut. J. Ward Oa 1. 5 . at • eon. MARRIAGES. llt(lFlAlF—ttlNtFTltfrto.—.lufv tS, at fit. Ad . WMr. J. Illetuan, Wort. gm. LOCe•tratin.l. to Mai AM K. A.gtogtro n 4 Over Tab eg Liu tglrc. OPTEit -lIANCOCK.—Ja'y SS. at "ft llctoftat. 1•11. Offer.F.m.. lac of Ittth. to )4s Ann. dualatt of It o .. Fogoofmcn, lift. concoct. of licrucctaT. WILLIAMII—YOOT.—JuIt Z. at Lont Itconf, b 7 tn. of 110.100. Il ol'llll oat, afgl...n, m N. ro m i r , .. lo WAl to Bot.'la Inlitatatlc.rialuttitc . thc Mar. 1.. Foot. fiaram,lo4 106101 of I t ongt WINGA fl6-ICINTOBII.—JoIy a, at St. Panct - d eforb• RC,. K. nonce. Wingatc, CM.. Q.cbec. to tads. of Bt. Saadi, Esc.. DEATIIS. ARICCOLL—JuIy 24 at Booro . tombs. Maltletaile, AftoolLlN• Otel BUYTOILD —July 36. EpSrabo. Om Infant fon of rphrilso .101 of Stratford, re oz. B S ol ol folon.l hothlog . 50 . 0 "" If ' a M I RIVIEIIII r7 -J hr ol:2 " S.r 'e lfim . =tu t' Iffo 'd 7 57 .C0m e " Maredl Eng BED° EIL—J tey th. It. at 4 oleo Root vy, nolf Growthitto. g 0 0411.1. Ve of J. a &dm E.V.4:"d 4. Irmo . . 11 . BHA ari 2 1 .—Jul U. at Bodo. Sao*. W. B. famPio TIM 12 4 0 f. —July33 a: Stanley ft.I.A. ro. ft J. Thets& the tats No. 11. Thologo. Bowl Antitey. mei 4 1 PAM; rebtlyholl by Waal.' Kiss 11.1m6 at 11. Paws. If sae Op a (ream. 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