The Express. — London, England, 1858-11-03 00:00:00

I n .'w , AEWSPAPER Z e ,e r • r 44a . rr • i _ _ E.t afti k k sa 17) , SSalicIXZ 6,2% 0 4.01 0 -r- , eT' 7 (Stamped ld. Additiamd.) No. 3,812.) LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1858. [TWOPENCE. ...-- Illerrl mad MOORE'S AIJBTRALLIN LINZ esta sast.—rw 'MILT Pima Ns al ems Ile Owl's IMb 4 Soreamkor aims al E i i.nrom 11 spi s he I riebbilli gt i 1 he 1 iier• 11.=. 11. Disbar woos. .111 1 1111 _G. (Immeir. 1 1 / 1 111 ... 4 Fiop Sr old. aria Few lilift nos l j. abie wasps. ; bmt Was dose 1811. alip. N.•*.t.M•svpselembp toe iita sit op, Stli ea arty as cries so ler. TVllk i"- lbe imers. S.6B it . Of le to litaMlNfina rigsail MOOWB AUSTRALIAN LINZ uir-yat ib . low Lite mgmer. at ekes 111!,_=1, NIP w oom. f ; 0 . p o rn. Ili. 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Papabelamr: • 01, aai Nai PIIILLIM, 11. 11••14•••• elm 4.11 FORTNIGHTLY LINE of splendid BTXAM 'stria NMI TOIL tronlbsolhadopsso—Tbs mom of Os &sums Arsine Mon Posts4llsepias= est - use pump* ruse osisods mug she WYK so issiodjorkros4 Is sum usu. sessUllosi ft law ferimissa kEw 11041 no siss an 4 Mb el imam mark is hems Nssoln Tube. Nov. 4. IL4 ts 04 Is. N übs noisome es. 1.. 14. SA PAU. Osponisk OM% Los 4. PRIMINgs• sisawastanions sal she Usury us or ssopesomlis. sad ess Itus—lnra sir% CO • owed doss. Ll 2: ussraNlN blbs.l4 Sus ow MR t posUsdors ugly en Csapsebsrusa. Qui Illtor Wilionnorses. OW. AL UM' sa Os, lin. 1.044•44044•W01; UM/ NAY NI 04AL lksilesolook tliortaessa WATSJUPORD. LIKBRILIC, and SOUTH at 1111111.0.11. WALT._ W 101 l rod 9...r1.61 Sawa MAI 9....... 91119.64 Wm.. la_ipmgels• .ab Ye Gnu Moor. MI 11.06 WYE Rellego% 1. 1/.110•1•4 Kamm Lhglarlet. 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Illehmelehelmee. ti.crt OTICE 18 18.11REBT GIVEN, that an VI% ningamr WV __ . .....,7' - ir Tarar,lt ... the arm... Os Linden, deans a litilksii. awl se lieglas. wa. RED SEA sad S INDIA TELEGRAPH . COM tiatolfM 110/101 11 Ma 01•111. Owls OALWlrslosso tbt. raile etillage MOND Vid malliWiailht I.l l=ll=t, il wdir dam a ;Xsanyo 6ln mpigi. O. lno. ALBERT LIFE ABBUI•NOR and 01,7•1 WM jabika upAmir, MOW Oaks. 11, Sm City ock St. lieemillapl/4"k' 9. W. ~...-...... ribIIIIIr Too ,11. D. Z a StikOf vv . flos. b. T. Oaratolo mum Hot. Lo r d lama Omar. ili gEtattb l ao. Ciolols rims /N. Gawp 112~11. ..osetral molo 00m i, aid mg oast flat Amalfi Ttoolont S _ ow ea anal Ow 00l MOM mil floa t es h TAM ossat llol 4 biwit :V i m MIL wp m Tonle la go lot or MOO fa t loott Ws of the world, of& 1 11:r Malin relleakeilh Weft 811,1•14 enured at the warn um Tololoo *OSA w sompoprol at Proutoo. imitable at say slue olibto a woooko. soldallooo proof of OW* anal the mem= ef rowooloara talorsio li trop imliplion of mat at mogul pro- PIM Irorolood. Pooullo ig=frajomorg .a. or Mato to deostkoo of INA, Wenn el . nun, bo *lmbed of IM Moo of ISO Olatoloooto a g oddrined to UMW IF NUM Aateary sad esitilitaT. PELICAN LIFE ES W. lawkstdreSwik Car !2141=1:l0.1... MR . 11 .. . Jas. larreratar Yrs. Owls Maly cruLisadaa EaSW. 164 his Whim 111. W. W=r Dra. A. e a1d&U. : 114.11.. Np. M. Wyrlil. tia lmi ner. mP. a I=tirb ill pia ft twa•aftes. a 10 par ana.„ er law Law. Mika* parllSpariaa la Proils Law ta roasubs WIIS Yr aaranisla, ea agparrod Sesartty, to roas slam lon Um SIA LIMAS I'ILILION maw Na asp_asswas or £lOO ma tat ROMANCE COMPANT, usdl,ll9l ff. Cbialweram Mows n e at . Wham WY& A P' Waft A. Treat& Pr a 44, .—.—.- # At pa A l 4 4 40 tt 14 Li 43 4 I 119 I , 40 , 40 9 410 I ID i 4 0 410 4 i 4) i 4 1 0 4 T MILO TIMKEN.. Merely. tI4X of DEPoBlT „...L lietablished A.D. 1844, 4.lPs. at sogrobol to maim Ss Mrs ig tie Mimi' =Van Of ITINs . he Aomori Neils r ham. 11Z a t i l Mf a l is 0 41-6 4:, mrs aplaimmamle tree es M JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. SOTAL LTOJIVII TOILORT, at II .'elei.—TEIRD , APPIA nal et tin air TWO* WISSIAINAL—Viaist. Loam IPleallip, deg AligllN Caremtle. "Ili Mega' the s padliik. Thlpe ie N. MM. , . am Tabs. "TM Porn 446.1. Wit Jelin "Upon el Ihhanal " r =e1i . 1 0.4 1%. .13 II& K. sl Is.. sad Reempl MllllN.—Promemde. rotranon. Y the Mimi imd Owls 4b MAK arm& ST. MARTIN'S-HALL SINGING SCHOOL dmilarra IL nu. LOVVIT Pinar, n r.M IL IVEILLAIL ART j.. 11l law lallks—Plat Lam. Kmiec llay. S. at LA te: 0:1 8 . 5.. 1 THOMAS tam,wl4./11D. illambary. gROFESBOR WILIALBA FRIKELL— JWITIVNLY the LIM NIGHT BUT ?HIM—POLY- Palo HALL, Ilea WOlimainakeuralmarra.—To4llollll% wary [man dela Ur weak 14 S.-104 Aflaraaas Parton. moan eleareay, al I.—Trivalm lasaa. ow pima; bat Natl. Sa Nall. is.; rasa& : anopialNalr. II s. Maas ney he apaarei BA aa4 at lir. Mlftialra Royal lAtea-y, &I, 014 trabasse Mill My Is ammo that betimes So maw. Dada Y arid dm ID asalmallaa at basal al al mil paphsaillsba. LONDON CRYSTAL PALA CE . —REGENT -14 MOS. Nfir4alrelt. sod efts& drodoltrool—fleb so, tVliallbflUftl will bo OPIUM to o pilaf on WIDIINIF f n ,Dooombor .1 Ifit. for ilfo SALM of al Idea of =xi FANCY ARTIOLMIL If win ofolulls No wM~wd ooklldfois of mg begiMulabamm. lbsailloksout ban lost la Loofa no Arian. . Ilftfoob mob Sam md . Lodfarf rolvolo =lrolme=tl=zli /Mikis( lam 4 . , • MS be mhos la ..—Aoyll man. kr MO Basal vow oos sufaidof to to ofslo Cornmeal. T. KAHN'S ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 3, twaro (LPL( DAILY= .atlmptrlaatreltstarattay NON In imam km MIA Anatomy. Asad windup Nl4 timpartmaa. Amami." h.—DA No e Imairs. ea M Mtemmey o f Manna" Le., NM 104 tat Aram ben Me Anfamy an Ma soft' .4 'mei,. P VANS'S MAGNIFICENT SUPPER and al MU 11001111, 00TUST-GLIDIEC atter I, ea Marge et Awns lee Meta Nit 9171111411 it I, wbbob NW* Ile wino et Were welly beets et Os INN* of souga Ise, La E O. NOPOLEON TAVERN and HOTEL.— EL 1 arl I SIIIOWIILOW42ZZET. HIGH !JOLSON/I. INN IN revel Mom la Imam tot 1.. It • marles is 4 amide( lama AND as endow alt h• Mameliige. AbbottT AN. , awl 0•111eoldeo .1•40 WHO WILL PAT Om CHINESE IN wrholigliaaestiMarmam-y4wit be obis ep um and ems. Maid as A Ibl. ~ col Who NOR w ariZe. 0. gm& b. Lane. EPPS'S C0C0A...--EPPS,Honiceopathie Chemist, .1 1 .4 imsdr PrePassifts. wielasab predesed Me lie WNW . patlentortag %km whoplei M§ pia. T= =lra —lll. ilanseseariarialeral Ya b 1811.1 GBOROB HOBSON begs to ca ll the attendee et mama le Ye No WHIM'S fROWARIS price 31. to E=.6.4:N.tmamtralu.,....;,6=rat via lemawas. 00/1“111 autissulf.lll. liabWillftl TWO GRAND NAPS at IRELAND and soonasa wttla ILLUMUTID TIMM at Nov. 6. lye at aka ump,ll4 ha to, I het ladle% MN at ea paw owl lb* twe bres wigs, M. are tree W pea kr Ism areps. U Mk to Mrs* TH2 PIC [IaCRUM we ll*Wye e FA nspperNty . peel 3L. C. ILY ALMANA ewilwated be Jane IL He, It lel we eV/ be the prettl ik = nee mate ammo Peelle Ibb emeted. bet bete 'el 1 51. OWNS es lereeke ewe ~le menu.. 1 Ib. mem of ihe pow. We. el Ile rare enweer rw lees* to erase. Ile eweteele we en Winds ...t air nredito, arm beton pa b- IltilLy the Ye N. flora. : W. &at awl Oe.. ritaraseame •r: ael meld by all book. sem I. NebV/ U. I N LENNY'S GA N ILDEN . A W LM ANACK for 1859. miaow ISI MR% • model. helm lisawal of Clordooloi oloa ir thilde r omit 1,. Idiot we beW. ,o rb I. wad bow tw pow IL hoe WOO fora .41afes agar part Woking Ica W. Lai swl 06, h•IIIIMAIMOW. • NSW ♦ONN IT IrjUrROZ Of ` NlllrrtslYo THE MINISTRY cif LIFE. Ity 'Wasik Loma 1. 1 16 Visilisplom sod 1 l eNa tlr we = liedes. A.R.A Nedre.A= 4l . el i ak=r en . Mir NOV. • • ?de EDISIs 1201104. Itff Nara Lima Causer gear. tram OiNells T 1166." 6h 6 66 •••• 41r i.d... .else ; =mew 111 p ea Jew viats. are E So. _ a/Mag. lA. ,u gli. TWELVE SERMONS PREACHED AT =Ma RAI& iambi Jay. Am" Ihmokar. mit iff mo or ras o.iscw of EMAIL COMIOIII4 by Os Auchom PNIMIg Ike M. M. lk Maskozols MAL la • MIK L. mog la, awl dela Iremr raft. ealoy. thllllMll. mad fir,. K. /M4ML BrrienTirbs . l B "l"97l"i7 E : Cheeptere he the Peogla Otalefbeeell LW. G. Z. TATua. J. L three, .e Y 7 a / 1 1 It, MAYO& •• 0 1 01611.8 6, 0 1 &• the we Wonder! to peeleeleedieNot irow dream see dee te teeth time Awe ire se allh eu4 help then.".-amemj....‘ . Jedi Na. sod Mahe& lieeeolseeh TER POST-OMCE DIRECTORY OF WRIMIORELEND, Cannaßican, Norimunatanicann, AND DOLZAN.—TINI but &Mimi of this Dtreotory of dm four mast bantam orattok• of Manias/I ban Just bean pnbllabad by Namara. Kelly and Co., la a bialdlonall royal octavo volume of 686 It sums l• brim bow compiled with as snob care u =dm paiminnid wbich their entarpriae tow posted, Then h • topographical account of each town sal •1110.% sal th• owes of an to. reddest nobility, clergy, laatld tel hymen, withonts. rissaalaolumv, cal b my meager:l is alphabancal order fa ovary b l her monist. As *iodise* nap of nth warty tat hi ittotorth • brief est daft"! memoir ctstalltie • yea hid aftmehias or metal information. Clustax. ?MAUL ONX SALLLING TVIIII&T. NOV. 2.—Adminkme ow 871 Aft by isms Ma% 304 iota vidink l7Bl. MANCHESTER ELECTION. Mr. Thomas Fairbarn, who famed an address to the elec tors of Manchester some months before the present vacancy occurred, announced his retirement yesterday in the follow ing terms " To the Electors of tbeCity of Manchester.—Gentlemen, — In July law, when I amounted to you my intention of offering royal( on the first opportunity 64 a candidate for the tumour of repneensing you in parliament, I had the dna persuasion that you ware determined to maintain yore! former decision, that you would not submit to the political sacendasery cis league, which win survives amongst us In all bet in name. I was anxious then, as lem sill, to avert, if poesible, what I believe to be a eoeert attack upon your Maw from the old quarter. Since the death of my re a te d e .am etted friend Sir John Potter I ham employed the best means at my disposal to wedeln the premiss wish., of the ..nornosericy ; and I am bound to say I have found a disin clination to disturb the city by the excitement of a contested election. I therefore withdraw my name from your nodal. I hays the homer to be, gentlemen, your newt obedient ser vant, Tuoithe FAULBAILIC—Northwood, Nov. 2, 1268." The Missiclosster lzassiner commenting upon this address, says In taking leave of Mr. Parham we have only N express oar repel that he stuadd have based his determina tion to rethe on the absurd chimera of League dictatica. A men of maw a. Mr. Parham undoubtedly is, ought lobe me chary 91' his reptsiation. The people of Manchwasur ere certainly ` disinclined to disturb the city by the natio meet of a contested election but it le etzny to insult them to say that this dielsolliation springs from a readiness to acquiesce in the political aosndancy of any despotism, whether Imaginary or real, 1111ftlia or living. Mr. Parham may net quite assured that he is the only man with whom the independence and the reputation of Manchester are cherished things." • ALDERMAN SALOMONS AND LIEUTENART inacnNeos. Last evening a crowded public meeting of elector's was held at the Queen's Arms, Tavern, Plumateed, to ham an address from Mr. Alderman Salomon, ea a candidate for the regementation of the borough of Greeurrich. After re• alphabet.* his political view* Alderman Woman niferrad at some to the saw of Lieutenant Higginaon, who recently for a surallMO against the directors of the Atlanta . Ildsrmaa 8•101110111 observed : I have nth beta= and reputation as a automats and withitthato athrbr, and as the can of Lieutenant Riggineon his bean ithroduced into this contest, 1 will give • plain thawed of the bets. Noir, a thatheati whoa I had arm soma bath applied to me as a magistrate for • •11011111611 *nth the Atlantic Telegraph Company Three tors, fur an alleged Irregularity in not having registered the names of the aherekokiere. The applicant was • lieutenant in the Royal Navy, but he was evidently labouring under an extraordinary delusion. I told him that I had myself 1,0001. in the company, which money was sunk at the bottom of net ass ; and be mated that he had lost the tap sthatint, but it turns oat that he calculates kis low ups the fact that heaths& the company did set adopt as Invention of his, he had lost 1,0001. 1 told him that I sold not adjudicate upon the case, and adjourned it natil the next day, and the solicitors to the company were thou proasat. He then eompbtined that they wets en the hawk hut I told him to take • mat on the bench also. He rothisd Is do so, and What followed has thee much misters nand le my patithath I oarafally camidavad the ma, and with I Salad that I had so ariatlithion, I advised the appli cant to go to the a Gem Throughout the wads are I paid every respell to the listasean• gays him every =l4:Zma Wand hi. en tonna of equality. Oa I told Wm that I was awry that 1 was compelled le tall Mal In have Ow arm; and this was construed by now of Oa sevingeees Into as apology, bat nothing was *mbar how a,,_ *mho. Than an the facts; and, dame' abase of athapapsra have amused me of being iirpsis, tad thanilith gives me an admiesiltion, I coander this the donne I adopted was docilely justifiable." A noblutioa pledging the meeting to support Alderman Warsaw was than adopted. 0127 CO. 1168101* 01 SEWERS. Yesterday's court, st which Mr. Deputy CEITHSTIE raided, was Ihield ter the dimpatak of pubis buboes. , _ouraros rroia or Tim VITT. Tie medial Mew o f health (Dr. Lettish)) geMented a tepee% teem width the following is en entreat " The mertelsay returns for the week is, • little below the average, for the motel another of deaths were 45 ; the avenge astaltir he the mereeponding periods of the hat One years le 40. In lie maws of the week this. wen 4 deaths from scarlet fever, 4 from whooping oough, 3 from rarkalet, is. from typhus, and one from &Wilma ; and there were 6 deaths from cometuription, sod we from hydrocephalus and round el:ea. The moreehip trout scarlet lever mod whooping ace& is still above the avenge of this NSPCC of the year ; is ist, while the proportion of death. from these disease* were remmetively 14 and 11 during the fret gra weeks of the theme quarter,,in the oorresponding period of this year they have been 24 sad 2 8—numbers which are greatly above the I "gig.'" TM? CITY Yr. Dow, the chief clerk, reed a report from a committee, rosooemending that the application of the authorities of oho Tower Hamlets and the Victoria Part Cemetery balms the City Cometary at Petit Ilford on &todays be not compliad wiM.—The report woo wood to. TTia iIOOLATICTA OP IILACONTIM-HOVIES. The Gemini Pervade Cometiteee behi • report recom mending for adoption tbo Wliorring rules for regulating daughter-hawses in future: 1. That each slaughter-beam be paved with asphalts or with flagetesee set in cement, and be laid with pow elopes and channels koweede • gully. 2. Thee's& elaaghlerabonee be effectually drained by an adequate drain comantniaatizog directly with the public) sewer, that the piny at the inlet communicating with the drain be well trapped, and covered with a flied gritting, the bare not to be moon then threweighlits of an inch apart. 3. That sea aleogider-hew be provided with adequate =i eel water sent, and be thoroughly washed and diroollp idler eke I. compneel. 4. That seek takeeletordeposs be oetely ventilated by ham boards or otherwise, so as not to be offensive to the milighboars. That so cesspool for blood or other purpose be permitted to remain or be constructed within any slaughter-house. 6. That the internal surface of each slaughter-hour," to the height of 10 feet, iscandutg any pound, be lime-whited at Lady-day and Blichaehamealay, or wi th in one week after each, and oftener ifrq aired, and the whole of the interior at or above M idst ' 7. That the blood, ba, nth, sad offal of all animal. slaughtered between .in o'clinek in the evening and five o'clock In the morning of each day be removed from every slaughter house within the City behoo ell o'clock in the morning, and of all animals alsughtend between cis o'clock in the morning and six o'clock in the evening of each day be removed be tweea the boars of all o'clock he the evening and midnight. 8. That oath slaughter-ham be provided with adequate accommodation or poundage for the cattle apart from the place where the meat Is stored, end that th e animals be not I kept therein far mace theft 19 haw Won they are killed, and that eaves be net beet in any posed or alanghtto-honse between the boon dell deka in the evening and o'clock in the morning. 9. That the way of some for bullocks to the pound or slaughter-Donee be not through an inhabited bones. The report was agreed to, and the court adjourned. STRIKE OP COLLURA AT BAILDSLIIT.—On Friday' the colliers employed at the pit of Messrs. Wild and Co. , Bardeley—the pit when an explosion took place on the Zed of February hut, Milton fifty-tow perroat—ceased work under the lalowing welter oirconommon .—Skortly situ the explosks in Februery Mr. W. Blackburn., of Oldham, was appointed peril manager of the refire; and oa the 24th of Sepristober he tree eagened in worrying a part of it when be took the top o ff his WM, lamp. Thu prootedint did not Demo known to the ' , mend body of mimes em ployed se the pit math ysetor4y (Friday) atoning, when they axed work, end appointed a deputation of time minors to wait on Mr. Blackborne for an explanation; the mist Deng of a wry dory natare and over two hundred pawn being al wink in It whoa Mr. Bleokburne telk the tap sad: the trap. Mr. Blackburn.' informed the depatmlan Ode he anew had bad Ido lamp locked dune he wee meeper, that he had waeteety to take off Ms top ahe lamp tau If • condor had dor so he would hare hem Babe to hopinament. The lonWou inioneod the meat, whe held • eatedni, and deeds( that they mold woes work seta a penesatate wet i•MOOGIIII swim Mt. wee, or he was dliehergod. On Friday men a • A r t ors g lk Me eaten bed se bestataw VOW WSJ, st he raidenos, mar Rankle* sad he okided l• mar them the (Masely) enraing. at Bazdairp, In employ with Mr. Steakhouse, whoa the math" meld he Moeseel, mad see arrange men war to. I* the esoneene„ Mr. Blatierse we set le go Ewa tote the pit. Altar the MIA at this holeowlaw had , ham annseodoelad to the yew, a perk* of them oasamonaed weak al intstdry. It Mr been slime that the mik e A. bees lemple atnet _lry use at she mar Savers Woe has been disehowied, he leinit mew nodes at the dons the strike oceened. Nose fbeiessonemes Mr. Beckbarae km mated that he had ea *NOLO be hoop hens looked la the sane war r them sills wilhoso—Marirels. firointiri. [Adwartiseutonit.]—Dll. DI Joiox's LIGHT sem One laves On.—lii um it a = t llll miorstlve =X . Ibis ,41. bare len &swam le carai else t i sr* InelM i lisi a ltzt ill Kay e 3 1 : 1 1=7 WA= and twist •11110011101/A lbs WOW. le. Oise. rernafts. " Oho* Ss poem 4lb we . morldromi Is th• body when a• slim i iii Wei. wad se fine will, it Is • res = l -11* Arr. rm. Elentesd. sad ON it QCI4II2ILY Zarasl► oP !tzars; pings, AND ZAIRLIGIIB. Gtmeeei Beristar-off,Smaerset nous, Oct. 28, 1868. Thie return comprises the births and deaths= tered by in 2,197 registry. all the districts of dein the summer gnome the ended on September 81, 1868 ; and the wallets.' In 12,303 churches or chapels, about 3,997 regietered places of worship unconnected with the estebliehro church. and 629 superintendent registrars' • M the quarter that ended on June 30, 1868. demesnes of the country diminished to the spring egegtor of the year. The =magas nevertheless remained *am Ye sewage number. The birthrate was slightly below the average in the ettIONINT queen. The mortality was lee than the average of the summer season, and this Is to some extent the remit of sanitary improvements. . . . . . — Mann maniegas were celebrated in the quarter ending Jam 30th, oonammently 79,818 persona mar did 10 the three months. This is nearly 20,000 in *Dees of Oho - authors married la ths peerless quarter, but insesteket less than the numbers in the corresponding her year. Them* married et the mond rate of ZE w d ttiamerege rate of the - seam being 171, in 10,000. The trete of minim* is lowest* Mawr. and In the last winter it wise 126, or 16 below the avenge of that season ' • so that the a:7M of the proem* of the people in spring mi . The agricultural maser elf the mof Death England, the amities and Leaden, mem bat slightly aim* ; Iltellbrdehire and Laticashimesperienotd the greatest degree demeeelos, but that wee set very oreidderable. — "DMZ/4-167,449 children were registered in the quarter that ended ea bees WA, or 3,766 Is.. than the births in the mantems~ ginner of the previous year. The birth-Move& 3.196, sr slightly below the average rate el the esmit• • - , POMILATION —lO7 419 birdlind - 98,260 . metestplenalp the menial ni =Mr.." t u rnpopula in the 92 den ma 69,189, it 043 duly in England. The probable nature! imam of population In the United Kingdom was 964 daily. 16,899, o, sliming for persons of andisdagnished nation ality, 12.644 English emigrants :sailed from porta at which there me government emigration agents is the last three ; 6,869 to the Australian c4oniee, 092 .to the North 41alt colonies, 4,877 to the United lutes, sad 416 to all caber pier. The emigrants from the United Kingdom amounted to 29,354; or to fewer by fifteen thouttand, than have emigrated in any oorresseitiing quarter since 1847. Onars or Pc ILIC lIALTIL-98,260 deaths were registd in 92 days ; and the mortality was at the rate of 1.994 per cent. annually, or 148 below the average. The average rate of the season exceeded 21 ; the actual rate of the Is., quarter was less than 20 in 1,000. Dieing the bat 'WOW. the manual rats of mortality in the popstadon of the country, of village., and of small towns, was at the rate of 17 la 1,000; the average rate being 18. And in the same time the town population died off at the WIDOW rate of 24 in 1,000 ; the average rate beteg 26. The der he in the ninety-two days amounted to 96,260. If the mortality had lima at the standard rate deduced from 63 of the lean unhealthy districts, the deaths would have amounted to 73,088; oonemsendy the deaths In !ICON of the comparatively healthy avenge, or the unnatural desthe, amounted to 26,172; of which 20,146 happened in the large towns, and 6,028 in the small towns and villages. Diplitheris, which Is often called "throat dieesse," has pre vailed in some districts of the .oath, and has now extended northwester It hes been fatal in the Horns...tie district, Lincolualtir; prevalent in Newark; and several children Dew died of the diem. in Sheffield. Districts of the East Kidded sad of the North Riding of Yorkshire have bees netted by the epidemic diphtheria. Thibaut levier, which a young physician, Dr. Murchleon, propom to call pythogenic fever, to point at its origin from can imal eSuvia, has been prevalent* some districts. death, moaned from it Is Daventry. All the CANS were .abed tea small space which was badly drained. The Eagles Profess* of Medicine in the University of Oxford has remedy written an interesting report on this fever meaning in the parish of Great Harwood. The township contaired a population of 704 to 1861; sad 126 had been attached, 16 kilted by the freer v atiJuly 9 th , the date al hi ..pact. shove bow the on the ridge of a kill, in a parte pkamatly wooded , with wholly stures and fruitful corn fields, occupied by aagriculture*, was assets{ by the favor ; M it t a bs tia tet me, appearieg about Miamians is into year, esteend Is me of the best hums in the place. The poised bad boas at Bucking ham, and this, was mach far at the time. He then *Oa bow the brothers sad sisters of the servant, and the SIMS, hind!, (Lally ill ill In their home ; hoer all the peocts of a room over Say water,* the worst house inth e pesseh, ware snaelted, mid time of the &infix died; and then how the Mime of a sew row of bonne and of old cottages MIN viejtnljty . . tho village plague. Be sums up by ascribing the contianini 81x, dime during the last Mae months in various elegem to eantagiss, overcrowded dwellings, putrateent matter, end an bendlaken supply of fresh air, or, as it Is called, bad ventilation. The evil Is most grievous in the sleeping rooms. "Wema do no mom" laid one woman, "than keep clean that which we have. We cannot get oar landlord to give us more sir, or make the windows we have to epee. Women.' he said, are beet shut up.'" " I ohm awake stilled." said another woman, "and me and my husband go and nit at the window." The poor people, however, can remedy the other great evil from which they suffer ; "accumulations of muck, filth, and piggeries close to human dwellings." Hess is the type of fever and its causes In sgrteultsral districts. HEALTH OP LONDON DEMING THE IVIES. We learn from the report of the Registrar-General that tIM deaths from all 011.1011 registered in London in the week ending Saturday, Oct. 30th, were 1,138, sad they exhibit an Morass, though it is not coosiderable, on thaw of the previous week. In the is. years 1848.57 the average num ber of geisha in the weeks corresponding with last week was 1,920; bat ea the deaths of last week occurred In •population winch bee itorearod, they can only be with the average when the latter has been nosed proportionally to the inners, • oorrection by which it will.becoms 1,122. Hence it appears that the rote of mortality now prevailing is bet slightly in excess of that which ls ded ne ed from former ex mimes at the end of October. The Greenwich meteorology for, the weeks show, that, though the mean temperature of the air fell oonsiderably on the last two dam It was altogether neither higher nor lower than the average of a long series of corresponding weeks. If the mortality shown in the Area return had been w arding to the rate which has been obtained for the autumnal month in certain selected districts of England, the deaths would not have exceeded 770 ; and the actual motes, a 368, most be referred, as the neat of • week, to Nee conditions of fesaluhrity that still exist in large town Scarlatina has maintained a high morte P lil l y s tr . ronghout October. Tke deaths from it last walk were the game in number as those of the previous week, namely, 156; the corrected average of ten corresponding weeks is 77; and the only week within this eerie@ In which aaniating was more fatal was that of 1848, when the deaths rase to 182. Last Beek h was fatal in 11 owes to Westminster, a like number In Mmylsbone, 16 in PILIXIMI, 12 in Islington, 8 in Poplar, 9 in Headlight's, 11 In Lambeth. It may be added that no oases are remold in the districts of St. George (Hanover meare), St, Martin-in-the. Fields, St. James, Weetminster, St. Giles, St. Luke, or London City. lir. Goodhugh, the nugtetrar of St. George the Martyr, remarks that sintiatins has been very prevalent among children In his eabodistrict lately, and the mortality has been higher than It wee for some time previensty. Lest week he registered 19 deaths nom all comae Nearly one le • thalami, of the pordeenia); and 17 of theme were deaths of children, six of whom died of earlains. It will be seen In the tables that five persons died hum delirium tremens, and Ike deaths of six others are expressly refined to internment*. • The weekly emnage of drake under these two heeds le net se tannidable—it le 8; sad no cases occurred in the pearriese auk. Lest week the births of 908 bars end 871 girls, in 1,780 ohildreo, we registered fa Lesion. lathe tea enrreepondtsar walks of the yens 1648-1867 theaverege number was 1,627. Br:PPM= MUSD= AND HIGHWAY BASSIM nes klasardi.—A sea urn Dad Beverley cede to lie Mach ore • place an B e rl., es Benny sight, wader the foiled* ssee the blew et a bler-ehop at Crorreeddaes Mont Taber, is& wee at Bead Bele, beyond N...w Polka, at .beat sight o'alsek, in a loonier maditka, an died eels eller hie naval to he. born It appeals that w 81111111111, Benny not Is RAM es ben ha** ia hie n n Ilk Is 'aid en nen W ass hat se be gen eed enielea whet b eat e reined Is ale yet news Be hit fir Wenn, with • en Mad ef about seems desk the Wine Bees Ise bib hi* M i ra lag plane at Bailin Be see insiono ere end wade Moots la the of ewe on, tee et mhos oat nth N. ia the est, whets the elm eon the bend When the Tarty mind at New Pelies, Beverlpy had pi eat et the cart, an his ore sue, it Is supped, robbed his ef away, an them dented kn. At the get when ha wee bead, abed tae honied yang WWI up the road, Is was elarted le tell do tell taw maie ear peeled ere saw Is eandr. Their son se Bat" Drake ead David Penn, ben bet* .read at Ilktrendipries. They hen beta tesquenly Senn In wog In on of them wee ebented eithetento led In jia the we/ steeles. The to. sore been* beige the rends- Iran at Wert ea Mme, Gad win !sanded. An =as the bcely wle be Ind yen,* asaralai. The wade seperele seessene to Br. P4IIIIICO, which I agree pasty well with son ens. Thy adroit that they kw, deereol well, an that they knew be had moan es him oft flanday sight. They state also that they west snide hose with knots he vas so drunk ; bat that, jot before on* to the Ore when he Ina found, they gets W. our te a embed a.. ; the whey said a nand They did set veal to go ferns with him , se their hose 71 . 411 .1... snake .It is ;tan that the wee the third andier ot his tamely who has eon by a Weindaten. NAVAL AND MILITARY. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 2.—APPOINTMENTB.—Liellte mama : J. D. Curtis (1849), to the Brunswick, 80, screw steamship, at Dsvosport ; P. Blakistos (1864), It. Elliot (1844) mad .11. F. Some (1866), to Me Liffey, 61, tiers, steam idgrekat Davenport. Surgeon W. Rogers, M.D. (1845), to the Liffey. Asititat-duffs: R. Murphy (1866), to the Bleulteini 80, screw stasmahip, foe coast guard serrate in Portland Roads; J. Bleakty, M.D. (1864), tb the Impregmble, 104, flag-ship, at Devonport ; O. D. lt*Carthy (1863), aid P. W. Ralston (1864), to the Liffey. Acting Assistant-Surgeon J. Allen, to the Liffey. PRACTICAL JOKES IN TUE ARMY.—By a court martial held at Portsmouth In July last, Ensign John James Soon, of the {7th Regiment, was found guilty of having, while on the nob list, left hie barracks without permis sion of either the colonel or the surgeon, proceeded to the quartered soother officer, and, In his absence, upset his ausitare and utensils, and &estranged his room, but his conduct was not, In the finding of the court, unbecoming the character of in Giles and a gentleman." Furthermore, although it was *leer to the court that be had gone to the George Hart ; that he wee drunk there, end bad mieconduoted h malt there, he less enritted of being .rdieorderiy." He sea sentenced to be wry m▪ erely reprimanded; end further, to be placed at the bottom of his regimental rank. Upon them proceedings Lie Royal Highness the Commander-in-Chise hes, to • general order, paned seeveseooneent. The order esys;—" annoyed High nem cannot allow the offloera of the army to be led astray by a twit acquiescence to each erroseene opinions as appear to have beenemaartaioad by aim oefiakete Wm He had hoped that sinus the pubtioatien of toe teder min irjt lase Comissoddog-to-Cbist, the diegnieeful habit of pcsoltsel jokes hid be as adieu* alsemiatieted. Thom orders wee pen.onally delivered to, end acknowledged by, Badge' Scott, on tus fleet appointment t 6 a bientiteelon • bin dieobediesee fbervio woe, tbinfere, usbeneedag the oharacier d.. ea °dhow ; and to oomph* with swamp for the puma] summate of a brother officer by eateries hie room uninvited, to upset hie furnhore and atemaila sad bthwerise dieeevaage his teem, an be deagailed by ati ether lona than negestlemarilike; neither, in the opinion of his Royal Higbee'', can it be otherwise than disorderly to en officer to be drunk in en hoed, and then sad there otherwise to mis conduct himself. His Royal Highness considers such con duct to be fitly deporibed by the language of the charge, and be, therefore, recommends courta-matial to cheek, by ade quate pualekaenr, palatine which a pereeverance to me net hit to afoot the charterer of the officers of the army as gemillemen." IMPROVEMENT IN BARRACKlL—Yesterday coa troom were issued for the construction of whereto buildings for married soldier* and their wives at Sheffield end Dover barracks, also for the formation of • kitchen on the improved principle of military eockiug at Cambridge barracks, Porta month, and the coestrention of reeding-rooms aid libraries. The War-office is about to carry oat the above Important improvements for the comfort of the soldiers at ell the prin cipal barman' In the kingdom. NAZINO, NOV. I.—The remains of the late Mr. Jamas Shepherd, a member of the Essex Yeomanry Cavalry, were interred yesterday with military honours. Major Palmer, Captain Jemmy, and a lamp number of his lets com rade., attended the funeral, befog soxione to pay a mark of respect to Ms memory. The body was borne upon en artil lery waggon, and prorated by the artillery band playas( the " Deed march in Saul," and wired at the church at three o'clock, previous to the commencement of the afternoon MT. *ea& which the burial service formed a part. A most sp end impassive sermon was preached by the Rev. Crl e itd, at the conclusion of which the humid ceremonies were completed in the thurokyard, sad three Tellies fired over the grave, when, to mark the reepoot entertained fur the dimmed, some of the young women of the pariah advanced, and nattered Sowers on the coffin. The union jack on the church tower was hoisted half-mast higb. The vocant Secretaryship in the Military Depart ment at the Eest India House has just been fi lled up by the appointment of Colonel W. B. Baker, of the Bengal En sheens, now at home on furlough, and reanilly tmeaseted with the Public Works Department in Calcatte. This ap pointment is highly creditable to Lord Stanley, and may be seeepted as an evideace of hie determination to melees nose but oempetest sad taperimoed men, strong as the tempta tion may sometimes be to make appointments on other geosida. Mr. Bade, who, in the ordmary course of promo cllhabyleilmtate-gthd,shnitveone succeededretir t° the t of B° Z e r t . u Pt il li i ; Melvill, DIE poeitlon as Junistant Sertetary.— Grinetfay's AM/ News for India. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2. The Urgent. 2, iron screw steam troop ship, Com mander John Macdonald, bound ?rem Dade to Portsmouth, ran sailors as Chicheiater Sands lest Mght between seven ana eight o'clock. Finding it imputable to get off by Ler own exertions, Waned guns were fired until they attracted the at tention of the authorities at Parkinmath, when the Soho steam-tug, Muter Raiding, was sent oat to her essistamm Several home, however, slapped before she wee get of with the rising tide. Ai a preeauticerary resesure we medweamed that the boats were lowered In seder le Mare,ll In the event of the vessel's lavabos ever. 7= l. f es wry fortunately, but little wind or sea, sod the etimeiquenceswere,- therefore, not earions. The eight ems and it appowsi that the Nab Light was not asee, so the ship pa. seeded several miles peat Spit head before that fact wee sa tabbed by her running ashore. The Columbia, Cassie /meeker, hound from Baltimore to Bremen, and lades with tobacco, Mao ten mhoro on the same shoat about 9 o'clock. Her coals and water were thrown overboard, and she e aens off this morning at high water, apparently without Mario, sustained any damage. According to Me statement oldie captain Mt the Columbia. he was misled by the light exhibited by the Urgent, which be mistook ter the Nab Light. The Urgent come into tambour this morning, and was moored alongside the dockyard jetty to disembark bar paseengers and baggage. She brings home from Corfu a great number of Invalids end men whose term ofearvies has expired, together with a kuv numb& of women and children belonging to the 3rd Buffs, 46th, and 91st Regimente, which had previonaly left Corfu for India. by the Alexandrian route. The Urgent also beteg* home Captain Ye airman and Lioseenant Geese, of time led Buff.; Captain Maloney, of the Orilltery. s Grier, soda few ladies. She leftON& n time celled at Malta and Gibraltar to mod, pal Isk lime WM As tics an Thursday Met, having made • very felt pimp bow. iF i ltX LAST 1410 lIT'S OLZITTI.) Coessuisekoss by Loris-Lieutenant of their respective West Essex Yeomanry Cavalry—D. Frederick Collins mem bar of the Royal Calms of Surgeons) to be surgeon, vice • Dobson, doomed. The Basel Riflee—Lieut. Griffin Curtis Galt to be captain, vice Liner, resigned ; Ensign Edward Robinson to be lieutenant, v ine Oslo, promoted ; Ensign Bertram Ariel*/ Jews ]fitted to be lieutenant, vice Kittat, sememied; Resign Waldron Edward Roper Kelly to be liontiment, vim Sande% resigned; Barge WWI= Roberts Reek' to be lieutenant ' vice Fenn ro -1 signed ; Alberelelloon Burial). gent., to be swigs , Robinson, promoted; WM+ Tate Mire, gent., to be I eneiv, vice Hides* pewee& West Mew Mukha— Iffsa4n Henry Septimis Blebs to be Ifeed vice CIS : feed, resigned ; Lfestemist Works Hasa gel Bird to he 0110.1* vice libbilson, QUellea Own Light lailearyßit of Tome Moslem • Militta.-Idemeneme Dodd diem ••Itibeints, vice Thomas Nary ryes, einVed; Ensign Reba Kirk wood to be ifieweenmi2 via Winisiew. lit DWI. Militia—Benry=stn 4ld &oboe to be ensigie, visa CMOs Bevan, resigned ; Albert Cecil Re lent Dimes In ems idge:. Oziordraire dles er Militieu-Charles Rivers Ballusley, nnei tßwnl ei te be ensign, Light vise Fletcher, rettir lldemtrymat.m.o. Edward Reins Wood to be tientenent-coienel, viol Wheatley, re : inpentl,. spurs Jobe Popkbs Tinhorn. to be motor, Mee eed ammo giener. aiadn, Ri U Light Infantry t of Milltis— Jk7ort Bbreey to be , vine /loinfrny, bed tof King's Own Stafordshire Itilitia—Llen- Mims Isaac De Lisncour Wilson to be captain, vice Her peeves resigned. 46 es Doke of Lamosater's Own (Light Infantry) R . d Royal Lancashire Militia—Ensign Fretierick l = Bliss a. be lieutenant, vise George Ainsworth Fielding.' ItZ ga lterwood Foresters or Nottiughammhire Regiment' a Militie—Ensign John Alexander Byrne to be lieutenant, • Mee Wall. promoted ; Lieutenant William Ellin,' Smith ie be aaptain, vice MOOTS, resigned; Ensign Lotus John Roßeelee to be lieutenant, vice Smith, promoted; Ensign Jobs Jameson to be lieutenant, vice Surplice, resigned. 3rd Regiment (Light Infantry) of Wert York Militia —Cap- Ws John Chalet Flood has been removed teem the 1 T i Royal plike , RfSee—Harr Ms/mity has been pleased= sit l.tesiiint-Colasel Mr Thome Mon harm, Bert, whose reeignation wee not - ist Oeserts of the 14th September, to retain the honorary rank of Ben tenint-oulonsi. THE Exrtrutios OP Rumors. IN SWITZIIILAND. rive Italia' Waves st deem have addressed • bar to the Naomi Colwell et 8 atteerlead, in whieh they mewl thst they Wm not doss any sot eslodsted to OXoprOlialle the mashy which bas Minded them Ihooptoollty; they me sot, they say, polftiag *shims, but mos who ham led frees military service. They timbre dist expedites edit WO them rota, xit that senribeles they will body 1114 , 0, is order not to maw anyentbermeammtto " hoe,' _table Geneva, to which they owe math gradate for its kis/mass to them dark many yam." DESTRUCTION OF PIRATES IN THE CHINESE SEA. The Gar Alto of last night publishes copies or ex tracts of various despatches transmitted by Rear-Admiral Sir Michael Seymour, detailing operations in the Chi nese seas foe the suppresses' of piracy. Lieutenant Wildman, commanding her Majesty's steam gunboat Staunch, reports as attack on three private vessels on his passage from Shanghai to Hong Kong, and the destruction of two of them with most of their news. "Taking into oonsidention," says the rear-admiral, "the great disparity of force opposed to the Staunch, and that the letter had only her two id-pounder howitzers on board, I consider this gallant action reflects great credit on Lieutenant Wildusa, Me offloars, and limited complement." Other detailed reports printed by the Gazelle are sooom palled by the following Calcutta, at Hong Kong, Sept. 10, 1858. Sir —lnformation having reached me, on the evening of the 22nd ultimo, that a fleet of twenty pirate vends had cap hued a junk bound to Hong Kong, _in the neighbourhood of this Jihad, I despatched her Majesty's steniegun-veseel Strain on the following morning in search of them. She returned the nine evening, having succeeded in destroying or capturing 26 heavily-armed junks at the island of Sing tag, maturing over 300 guns. I enclose Commander Crete wells report of his proceedings, data the 24th August, and beg to draw their lordships' favourable notice to the gallant sesame in which the commander, officers, and crew of the Surprise engaged and overcame so superior a force. It being reported that the pirates destroyed by the Sur , prise - hand • division of a large fleet to the southward. which has henna the coasting tide far sans time, I ordered the Magidenne, Inflexible, Plover, and Algerine, nailer the orders of Caraln Nicholas Venetian, C. t., to scour the coast in that direction. By that officer's report, Joe/tenth enclosed, dated the 4th nem; their lordships win perceive that dr repasikket nasettentied with.the sa d ist own plot' succeseenenes than 100 planked vessels having teen de etroyed, and 236 guns sunk is deep water, with heavy lose to those desperate mionsants. The town of Coolest, the hsad-quartens of the phew, was alp deettoyed, as wall as a reositaded fort of 14 run The oondttot of the officers and sea of the squadron is deserving of the highest praise. Oa G t apirin Vanaittart's nears I ordered him to to • the ward of Hoag Kong ; but though he visited all the usual haunts of the pirates the people noted that they had not been Mathis& fix son time net. Thees issportant successes have afforded much satisfaction to the Oldness traders. Captain Vansittart justly gives great credit to Mr. Caldwell, Registrar-Oeneral, who accom panied the expedition, for obtaining interments. This gentleman's name must be familiar to their lordships, from his numerate services against pirates-4 have, dc., M. Sermons, Rear•Samirel and Commander-in-Chief. The Secretary of the Admiralty, London. net of officers belonging to bar Majesty's Alps Magi dome, Inflexible, Plover, end Algot-hie away in boats between the 28th Aegast, 1868, ant this da te. Her Majesty's ship Magicienne, off Lingting Island, Sept. 4, 1858. Her Majesty's ship Megitienne—Lientenants J. C. Soar, Philip H. Sharpe, Charles F. Hill; Lieutenant Henry B. Two, A.M.A. ; Acting Mate W. Brabamn, Asaistant- ISteareon W. H. Clarke, Clerk C. W. Roeche, Midsbipmm C. 8. P. Weadrnatn D. D. Yong*, A. L. Clarkson, F. N. Campbell, Frank Rongaziont, and G. J. Anatruther ; Mower's AsaidentJ. W. Ashton, Gunner Michael Thompson, Boat swain Edward Layton. Hes Majesty's ship Pear/ibis—Commander G. A. C. Brooker, Lieutenant* G. D. Bevan, J. E. Stokes (acting) ; Midshipman Baron Ten Otter (Bwedlai Lieutenant), Acting Mate E. S. Mangan, Sudsiest-Surgeon M. M. Mapeith., Mldaltipmen T. H. H. lass, G. H. Blake ; Master's Ae aisteest H. Barrett. Her blajetnye gunboat Plover —Lientenant-oommanding Robert J. Wyaniatt, Aaeiatent-Hagtoetr (second-class) Innis. Isar Idajcati's gunboat Algarine—Lieutazmat-aounnand. log William Arthur, Amistaat-Bnginaer (areand-char) Wil liam Palmer. NICHOLAS VANBITIAI; C9Ollll. Report of Camila.' amoogat the Mom and Crews of her Msigsty's ships bliagicienne, Inflrxible, Plover, and Al geria. (klieg an expedition against the Pirates, between the 26th of August and this date : Her Majesty's ship Megiciesne. off Lingting Island, September 4, VMS. 1668, August 27. Henry Croft, carpenter's crew, Magi• denim bona of fem. August 26. W. Arthur, lieutenant ooterm;nding Altering severe contusion of both thighs. August 30 a n d Ro bert Rundle, ship'. corporal, Magi ciertne, severe barn of hoe and asphyxia William Hankins, bey, that clam, Megiclenne, wound ot he ad; Henry Cenbatu, A. 8., Magicienne, burn of ?le n arm and leg, and contusion of beck; Thomas Ilacpbanas, A. 8., Mogicienne, contusion of shoulder ; Themes MOM ord., Il&wcianne, burn of both arms end contusion of back ; John Da., A. 8., Megicienne, canal= of cm end lase; John fikortening,.ort., Magi cle=n0000•1101011 of brain ; Remy Lock, private, R. 11 wound of nose; John Clayson, ord., Alitarine, contagion head ; John Brooks, Private, R.M., Inflexible, wound of foot ; Michael Collins, private, R.M., inflexible, wound of foot; Richsrd Markgnicit, &taker, Plover, wound of anole. W. H. CLASU, Assietant-Surgeon, . . (bud*sy * bos*.)_ SPORTING. BETTING AT MANCIIEBTER.—TIMADAT. 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Snowdon) 1 M. T. Mb looks 1 1, .3 Yrs DM 1, Lt . • ....I Prlld 3 tr .:. T i... 31‘0110 1 1 3 yrs thin) Ws MIA fae 1 : 4 to 1 on who won by two len gsW. FIIrkTMAIII Borro Ift•tas of 6 Poem each, with 26 added, for behreth ILA lib gosh. Winner and thorough breds extra. Honthoism lithos; prohswunsk, 7113 extra. Three tag= (21 subs) Lard Oossolry • Loosford hr Hosollog PUS. bad. Hie 11b / 1 Mr. Marmara% LIAM Termer. mph list TVs .. .....,, 1 Mr. Chspossal Him, sod. 11.4 7lb .. ...... ...(Mr. Y. 1 Lard Andowsr so Ohms. mod. Ifs le 4 Mr. Jabot 71ss Iv r ,..;1b ......... .....(Mr 6 Mr. Cloonan troy gig wshod.s 4o .ill ir• Betting: 7to apt he Misar,4 te I opt Lon Pore, 663 Little Teoo2lll. C 1 wet The Farmer.? to 1 took opthoes, and Hurry. A floe twos was by a sr*, wine distance be twee& the sere= and third, three hogtha home= tbsthirl and forth. Marco 100 acne. II ft. Oat man—Captain Little'. Poodle, Aed, lthr, 'reesived forfeit from Mr. Meseta '. Wilke, 6 ps, iera. 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