The Express. — London, England, 1864-08-19 00:00:00

SHOOTING, FISHING, and TRAVELLING BUTS, of the boss matesisk, sad made to the latest style, at HAMILTON sad lIMPTONIL TAILOR/I. 106, (STRAND, oppodte Hider HAIL MHZ LOCH, MOOR.; jure MOUNTAIN .E. TOURMST sad ak TRAVILUSO NCI* Three Guissits, is "I 11*ml' stt led sus sad isoldthed sm." • at AMID yla s4k itur,w it s i r hed aat4triet. naltotaragaare• lassoved ORIGINAL GOLD CHAIN MANUFACTORY, 16, 111271[11TWSTAXIT, ODYIECT-GAZDIN. JOHN BROODER, of 16, Rimmuirri-Errassr, COVINTGAIDIII, Go!chianti, Ending some of bls customen hare been led to think the Budness wee removed, respectfully informs than THAT THIS NI NOT 1711 OAII, as lorbg PUR CHASED the GOODWILL, the whole of the reloads STOCK. and that all the Worionsa remelts at the Ohl PTINYMIL Ha takes this opportunity of returning his warmed thanks and acknowledgments for the Mad patronage and mugged 'bestowed en the late Na. 10. HEICILIETTA-STRERT, ODIFECT4IAttIEtN. NEGRETTI and ZAMBRA'S One Gaines and Two Olden FITLD CLAIM and TTLE7OOI.IIB u• war ranted as unrolled ter power and brallawy. Stta. sad aa In was complete-1, Hatton•gardso, LC. ; ae. Nrahltt. LC.; 122, jegent-etreek W.: Ibi. Ilast•atreet and Crypts! Palma. DEAR DOCTOR, what do you advise ? I advise Alfred Malice's Cesare ; ettenrards to IVANW. 00VliNT-GARDIN. bear soles skimming egging , order one ot their capital deposed emsgellioeut gate." and that Is the best advice I can give pm Iht erprtoo. alleelleementa lauded fee The / Pwr, moat be M Ito Mies, 10, **deck on the day d pablbeitida Landow Twain efewloork, by Two PREICIES Tuts EV17170. BORN TO GOOD X.IICK. Mr. D. Murray. And THE num OF WN D ON . Worn 7. W. Ray, Darld Maher. D. Homy, J. Nelson, IL lorreeter, and H. Mellon ; Dim H. Manion Mims Barnett end OwYnne. asnunnA. THIS miss. THE OLD avnas CHIIICH. - Binglag by Mr. IL De Brenner. Mr. H. Baker, and Mr. J. H. neat —Mr. G. W. lester.—And THE &LIVE OF CRIME MGR WTQ AT LONDON IMID9I. rins DAY = - 1i0;;Arti,2b7416.7.771.n.7..1:: 8b am TO-101LAOW Morning, Wu 42= -Affseassa. th. LONDON, FRIDAY, AUGUST 19. THREE days ago there seemed good reason to hope, and we were anxious to believe, that the Bel fast riots had come to an end ; but unhappily at that very time they were breaking out afresh, and have raged ever since with unabated and almost unresiated fury. We must go back to the time of the Bristol riots for scenes at all answering in wanton havoc and bloodthirsty atrocity to those enacted by the Belfast zealots and fanatics. TM rival bands of ruffians—the Romiah "navvies" and the Orange ship-carpenters—each numbering many hundreds, and the latter some thousands strong— prepared themselves for their sanguinary work is the most determined manner, clubs, billhooks, pitchforks, hatchet*, scythes, fire-arms of every kind, and ruder weapons of all descriptions hav ing been violently seized wherever they could be found. In one instance a gunmaker's shop was was broken into and speedily sacked—all the guns and pistols found oaths premises beingdistributedto the yelling mob. The brutal atrocities committed by both factions were quite in harmony with the despe rate character of the preparstioss on either side. Quiet defenceless townspeople, including women and children, were assailed with brutal violence whenever they happened to cross the path of the rioters, and many of this class are now lying in the hospitals in a very precarious state. When the hostile factions met the fighting was naturally of the most ruthless kind, not only missiles of every description but fire-arms being employed with fatal effect. Up to Tuesday evening alone upwards of sixty persons had received gun-shot wounds, more than half of them of so serious a character that the sufferers bad to be taken at coos to the hospital. Several have already died from injuries received during the riots. Where life was so little cared for, it was hardly to be anticipated that property would be in any degree respected. The smashing of windows, wrecking of houses, pillaging of shops, and devastation of moveable pro perty have accordingly been pursued with characteristic desperation, as opportunity offered, during the whole period of the rioting. It was calculated three days ago that upwards of four hundred houses, besides many important pub lic buildings, had in this way been completely gutted. Since that time the rioting his been of a far more savage character than before. On Wed nesday morning there was • prolonged encounter of the two mobs, among whom numbers were maimed and wounded with bludgeons, hatchets, and fire-arms. The hospitals were crowded with wounded, and the surgeons busy all day perform ing the amputations which the cruel injuries in flicted rendered necessary. The thriving town of Belfast presents, we are told, the appearance of a place partially sacked by an enemy, and the state of the hospitals, as well m the large bodies of soldiers parading the streets, would naturally suggest to a stranger that it bad been the scam of a long bombardment and a pitiless soup tinder these circumstances all discussion as to the causes, near or remote, of this terrible out break gives place for the moment to the paramount necessity of suppressing the riot, securing the safety of the townspeople, and restoring peace and order without an hour's needless delay. It is somewhat difficult, perhaps, at such • distance, and with the imperfect information we at present posses from confused and excited windows, to say whether the measures hitherto adopted for this purpose have been marked by all the prudence and forethought, the firmness and vigour, which the crisis demanded. Judging, however, from the facto we know it would seem as though the authorities of the town did not set at the outset of the disturbances with the promp titude, decision, and efficiency essential in such an emergency. On Tuesday, for example, when the crowds bad dispersed, and the riot ing appeared to be over, it could hardly have been renewed so soon and in so desperate • manner had precautionary measures been promptly adopted to disperse the band of Flemish navvies who entered the town for the express purpose of challenging the Orange mob and renewing the fight. When the disturbances actually recom menced the magistrates and palm, it is true, appear to have acted with becoming vigour, dis playing in their dealings with the excited mob great firmness and forbearance. It is question able, however, judging from the result, whether the forbearance WAS not carried too far. This was the fatal mistake in the first days of the Bristol riots, which led in the mil to the needless mad fice of more than • hundred lime. Even tie latest accounts are not altogether fres Mom p•e plezity. It seems that as late as Wednesday, in a city filled with soldiers and armed policemen— the troops amounting to four thousand, and tbe policemen to nearly half that number—the rival mobs were dill able to meet and fight fiercely for a poosiderahhi time without any attempt being made .to separate them. This is refficiently sur prising, and looks though it could hare happened only through umiceonatable indifference or mismanagement. Perhaps further information may enable us more clearly to uederstaod the measures actually adopted by the authorities. Whatever may have been the course pursued by the civil authorities of the heavy responsibility undoin religious communities, and leaders. They were pre-eminently use their utmost influence to suppress an outbreak which is a disgrace not only to religion but to civilization. and. humanity. While all equally ,abate this obligation, the duty of active inter. , feretice belongs perhaps in a greater degree to the representatives of. the Romish Ober* as they. claim and exert a higher degree of authority 'over their Mock than the beads of any other religious sonimunity. iffea fanatical Cringe mob of Bel fast would probibly resist any influences of a reli. gions kind that could be brought to bear upon them. But the navvies who recommenced the riot are Roman Catholics ; ignorant and degraded it is true, , but still accustomed to yield themselves implicitly to the authority of the altar. They m at all erects, would have respected the profanes and voice of a priest. Dr. Donalmr, the Roman Catholic saaistant bishop, issued, it to true, an addreni calling on his flock not to take part in the riots. But had two or three priests actu►lly gone amonpt these navvies and exhorted them to dia. pens quietly, the lamentable outbreak which bee so dishonoured the name of religion might possibly have been arrested without bloodshed, if not averted. trbe Coun. CxBBOB.NE, Atrourr 18. The Queen gave an entertainment yesterday afternoon to the hey* sad Orli of the Whipplogham Schools, in the new school hones. The Queen, accompuied by PAWS and Priam. Louis of 1 Ham, Pewees Helena, Primus Louise, Prime Leopold, end Princess Bentriekarrived at the school house at half-past 5 o'clock, and wee r•0Ould by the Rev. G. Prothere, rector of Whippinglaam. Primus Victoria of Hesse wu also present. The children immediately eat down to tea, after which they proceeded to a neighbouring Sold, where games end MN took plus, the remnsenoement of which wee whammed by the Queen end royal (molly. Viscount and Viecoustree Gort, end several ladies and gentlemenorlth their faalliskruidieg in the neighbourhood, !Weeded. The 04-Doodahs Post urges Count Rechberg to persist firmly in hie proposition to attnit a Federal commissioner into the intermediate government of the Duchies. M. de Bismark, it says, in seeking to have that government confide:4 KWy to tbe corn laissioners at Austria and Prussia, wishes to die credit and humilittl further the Diet of r lfraixlifort He team that if the provi sional government of the Duchies consists of three equal voices, Pranks will remain in the minority, whibit with Austria alone he hopes to make her will always prevail ; for he know' how ready Austria is to show condescension for the sake of peace, and how inn& she 'Minks from setting the example of a schism in Germany. It is therefore essential that Count Rechberg should maintain his proposition firmly. This is the only means by which Austria can prove that her federal sentiments have not been changed by her alliance with Prussia, and that she is fully determined not , to allow any violence to be done to the small states. THE MIBFORTIINES OF DPIMAIM I The Gazette de la Croix of Berliu,,Foisqteniing on the fall of King Otho of Greece, inanimation with the dismemberment of Denmark, sees the finger of god in the misfortunee which have happened to Christian LK. It says :-"There are still people at Copenhagen who trait in an European interven tion in favour of Denmark, and who cannot re sign themselves to the idea of undergoing such great losses. They say that King Christian himself is convinced that the Duchies willfl sooner or later return to him in eonformity with the treaty of London. But will Greece retina to King Otbo sooner or later in virtue of some [treaty ? Is not Greece much more solemnly guaranteed to that King than the Duchies are to King Christian 1 What right had King George to the throne of 'lrian i Have not the days of Duppel and of Alien given the answer of the living God to the eavotuitt policy of King Christian at Athens 1 The Danes abandoned themselves to the counsels and the might of Eng land to commit an evil deed in Greece, and then they were: abandoned by the counsels and the might . of Ed glands* home."' We are very far from ieloicuiggin the misfortune of other ; (but we look for the finger of God in history to be a guide to our own actions." (ulna's rum SPAIN. INTENDED MODIFICATION OF THE CUSTOMS TARIFF. MADRID, Almon IS. It u asserted that the Minister of Finance in tends to propose a modification of the customs tariff with France, white is to be framed in a more liberal sense. ARRIVAL OF THE RIPON. f t Aucian 19. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam ship Ripon, with the heavy portion of the Calcutta, China, and Australia mails arrived here to-day. She brings 144 passengers, 942 L in specie, 858 packages of cargo, inelading raw silk, value 60,0001. sterlilg. Musk, 1,600 rupees ; precious stones, 1,000 rupees ; gold embroidered velvet carpets for Sir Charles Wood, value 25,000 rupees, and jewel lery value 500 rupees. GIBRALTAR, Auauirr 14. Her Majesty's ehipe Procris and itedpole, and the French transport Jima, and au Egyptian gun boat, were in the harbour. Exchange on Laudon, 90 days, 50j1; on Paris, 5.28; on Gen0a,,5.31 ; Madrid, eight days' sight, par. ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. CAPE CLEAR, Amore 19. The Inman steamship City of Washington, from New York on the 6th inst., arrived bare this morn ing. Her advice' have been fully anticipated by the Belgian, which brought despatches to the 6th, evening. The Times oorrespondent, writing . frees New York on the 6th says :—" The i iiiiiiiiiiiiii of Maryland is fully soufirmed. The Coefede- , rates crossed the Potomac yesterday morning, in three column.: oflisix , ,tol,eight thousand each, riancook,Shepardstown, and Williarimport, at 10 am. They occupied Hagerstown. They are re ported to, have'reached Middleburg, 11 mile* north of Hagerstown, this morning. Despatches husk, Harrisburg smart that the three columns have, united and are marching upon Cumberland and' Pittsburg. The situation at Petersburg is re ported unchanged. Nothing later from Atlanta. Nonofficial.. advioes from New Orleans state that Admiral Farvagut, with a large fleet of gunboats and iroodads, attacked the defences of Mobile an the 27th nit, and succeeded in passing ,Forta Gains, and Morgan, commanding the entrance to the her , boor. The contest was still in progress on thi lOW ultilThe result is unknown. Governor Beymena has remonstrated with the authorities it Washing- too npoa the excessive quotes assigned to the cities of New York and Brooklyn under the President's, late call tae troops." The following telegram has been received at Mr. Reuter's office from the Peninsular and 011astal Steam Navigation Company. CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIL& StiZZ, Amain. 19. The Bengal, with the above magi, reached Sues at midnight yeeterdar. OUTWARD MAILS OF 4-11sw JULY. The Nubia arrived at Point de Gallo, on the 2nd inst. AU well. . WRATHER ItEPORT.-(TEDI DAT.) rimy, AVOW! 111, II LL Mt A. Abordsii —Nan P:1 &AA 14WM WM! L b. 4 Gresucamilm ' yes : r.r. „ C. O. ci.;; OZWA • ="! WILW . pare AS W.A. W. N.N.W. 2111•0 W 1 1 4 . i& teibitori 11.als • I. • elsompsui 211.131111 osspatib. 28.74,61 LILY tandem ItitmmetoM.Ve 11.11. tam . .. . , WWM4 /CNA. searbonisilk. Mill S.W. Weis W. Beiforma....Latai S.W. 1131. 4 11. 111.11. ✓ - f 11?1• 11.1 !I=li if." 1 Z.T.i xx.w. a• - XJII.I. JCL ob ' 8.11. IL* tr An: • mt ,_ I a & . r =!! piL x.i n y, , so WORDAY. 011 NOIIIIIIIII/ 'mar; • N.Z. to K.W., fresh. Oman. Northsrtyte squidly. showery. assmoisests, rats to Sams As Abseil sad to LW., Waawsa. N. to W. salt 11.. W„ anis& nazi& Lam. Massa( to moderato, hed.W. rid N W., SOWIENII. •W.Ss S. sod la* wfwawst• to Won& .. . M w El ius .. llo6B WW. rats la plasma W.,X. W. to N.H.& sad NAM* As ass* saws. Ifsetbeettosoottaad. we* tat al- Am.*. sad Chassid sad bay of Ilsay. Ikeakra .Lairard ieglatad sad Nathan. • THE-- : A iA. _ • to p n, :f • '! KTEEIT tEN )tedly "Fth • yon thew AUSTIM AND :1 4. 4 I )minently bound to TION OF SLESWIG-HOLI3TEIN. Her Majesty and tie royal family were attach by i*iy Portman, tie 800. Yrs. Beam, tisolima Monaca Say:Dash &roans de Grimy. lb* Kos. C. Gray. Du Plat, Ospfui• v Waturwuner, sad Colonel Sir T. M. Bid&lA. Het Majesty hes reinived good acoosats of Prises Alfred. from Norway, w►ss he psoowaled as ter as the North Caps ; sad frogs Priem Artier, who is making • tear is &slingshot!, &Waded by Cokael F. Seymour sad Majer Elphiestose. _ _ &nes Arthur has lately boo slayiag at Mammal; Goan whew* be ascended en Noe towards Mont Blanc as lar as tle Grand Naha& Dewatates wen nal yesterday from the Colonial-aßoe to the Gannon d Yalta sad Canada. Their Royal illgbeeeeee the Priem and Princess of Wales are at Abergeldie Castle, surrounded by a Weed circle, inclusive of ids Royal Memo the Duke of Our bridge sod the Piteous Nary, who arrived there al filehar day het. Oa Sunday the Prises axed Prisons of Wok., the Duke and Princess Mary of Ciunixidge, atessoled Divine nnis* at Crathls church; the Rev. Wm. hademee officiated. I la addition to the oedinary magregation assay streagera, evidently from the south, erne yeasent. The Priam of Wales and the Duke of Cambridge„ accompanied by Major Teesdale, have had very fair sped wlifld groom shoot*. It is supposed that the Duke of Cambridge mid the Princess Mary will remain at Abergeldie Ude the sad of the wort►. Their Royal Highnesees the Duke of Cambridge sat Primus Mary of Ounbridge, Melded by Colossi Car nes, Wired at Aberdeen ea Saturday, en tbe way to Dee d& After inspecting the Mattie of the Prism Cowed in trakmetrest, their royal highnesses left for Abele*, w►esee they proceeded by pasting to Abergaidie, on a slat to the Priooe and Primus of Wales. &w royal bighorn purview to honour the Earl of Dalhoosie by a Milt to Itrechin Casale this week for a few dam' grams shootiog, and the sable earl ban invited a select party of gentlemen to meet Ws royal visitor. The Earl de Grey arrived in town yesterday evening has a tour at inspection of the fortificetioos at Present in progress 011 the coasts of Ireland and England. The Countess lime arrived in town from Palmy. The Duke and Duchess of Richmond arrived at Gaston Cantle, N. 8.. last week, and are now 'entertaining a select circle al Moeda Os the lint two days of groom shooting in the Bleekwater sad Glee Fiddieb more the duke, Lord Bingham. Coked Oohs, sad Er. Cola lulled stove 140 braes of biz& His Excellency the Bavarian Minister and Bryson do Onto lilt tis BO•Milla to HAL dying. Borklibreiumg% redigallY, for Baittios• The Marquis atd Marchioness of Lansdowne have mired on a /nit to the Right Hoe. J. Fitzpatrick at Ureatetowe. se their way to Kaman. • The Marchioness (Frames An of Londonderry bee arrived at Genoa Term, bet met is bawd, from Brahma Hell The Earl and Counter of Besaborough arrived at Berberough Hose, Kiikmay, as Monday Wk. The Earl and Countess of Wilton, irisoosat and Visosatins Om as wads, sad Yr. end Lady dile* dee VMS ere at preheat gay* as Weymouth. The party Is. Mid to remain there •MMI after the regatta newt week. The East Beauchamp has gone to Hastings. The eabis earl ham 'featly Unproved in 'wealth. The Earl of Strafford has arrived in Paris from beg The Earl of Dalhonaie is at Invermark, where be ie receiving a .nail party of eitatont The Mt two days el shooting .forded azcelleat trout, nearly 100 birds Lein fallen to each gee. The Earl of Aberdeen has recently been on a visit to the Earl of Daßennie at &whin Castle, Forfarshire. Viscount and Viscountess Cast!erases have ar rived at Kakersay House, Kinaroey, attar payieg a visit to their Irish seat at the say. The Countess of Erroll gave birth to a eon at Seise Gras. Aberdaeashirs, ca the 14th tag. Viscount Holuiesdale, who has the whoU of the Livercauld shootings oa the earth aide of the Del, swept a mall portion is the vicieity of lavercsakt Houma hat ar rived at °Grader= Lodge for the scams. Lord Edward Cavendish and the Hon. Spencer Lytedlee have here mow the "inters to Sir Augustan (tiara, .1 wiatmia *xi ». Ryd.. The Hon. Mn Edell and family have left foe Stastant Hall, Rugby. Mr. and Mira: Itoiertaon and fanQy base arrived at th• Quota'sßata; Upper iratarattl. The Comtism de Howl do linnin bee ISLt town hit gissighige Lod" Heats, ma a vigil; So Mrs. Allred Weimer. PIII - ECIC NAPOLEON IN STIZLIJNO.—ThiII trims peresuage arrived in Miriam on Twirl erosing between 5 and 6 &amok. After • sheet stay at the Royal Hotel. the prime sad atteedaeta drove to the Castle, kat as his mrival was brawn to no me, there was 'nobody b waiting to waive him. Private Nem, of the 92nd Higbisaders, modneted the pasty to the various batteries, from which amelleat views of the Normandin conatry, famous in the history of ScoUaad, are to be had. TM anneory and the Douglas room were afterwards visited, and the objects of Mire* ia the interior of the femme Wena esphaievad by Mr. Weed. Among other Minim 14 Weal awed the party • drams lasiengieg to the 42•1 10.601•*. whirl had hem i pitz es the field */ beittio at Wsisdol• leg which head b e n masted to the rogirmat i the colemoof tie seam mi. most used at Waterloo; soda Loriaber ane. Oa seeing the Wm jostromeat, the prime expressed his astostronstat as its formidable dm. Before leerier the Douglas mom the prisms wrote his name to the beak. The pasty, after • stay Mahout forty urinates, returned to the hotel, where they Numbed all night. Wednesday morning, at 6 onto& the plarty loft Stirlisg in a carriage end post. 164 the purpose of visiting the Rambling- Castle, and the other °Noma of Interest I. that the country. The visit of the prizes to Stirliog was karma to ally • very few parties. a Rigp AGUST I gXEltilffilB FJ (noitleursom i W PARIS. PAWS, THURSDAY Eviarria. The pontifical court seems to find a certain plea sure in exciting the public indignation to the very uttermost. Not content, it would appear, with the abduction of the little Jew Coen, which is of itself sufficiently scandalous, the papal government has arrested and imprisoned the mother of the child, whose only crime consisted in vainly imploring a sight of her son. Such presumption could not be to lerated,and the distracted mother has be en cast into prison, no doubt, as the Monde will infirm us, from the moat pious of motives, and " to save her soul.' How long will the chivalry of Frans Sancti,* and support such iniquities t It is it to hold rrance blameless so long as French bayonets guard' 'And defend Rome is not pretended that the Roman question is not a simple one, or that the withdrawal of the Preach troops would solve all difficulties, for if Austrian and Spanish soldiers were substituted matters might be still worse ; but if the principle of non-intervention could only be made alenEty,,if all satanic/odd stand aide and Abe Roman pown ear left to Weill, we sbeuld soon see an end Of thieirisirttrintolorance. Of course, would not ho allowed either to omens sr „ annex her''' neighbour, but "she ivotdd he an immense gainer by such a policy (landed out by herself and all the other powers, and an arrangement whereby Rome wcruld benne the capital of Italy would hot then be a far distant and impossible event. The scheme of tam pion non-intervention is, then, the only fair and practicable one, and it is in the strictest accordance with the liberal opinions of Europe. In Belgium the priestly party have received a chock, and it is to be hoped their power of doing mischief and inter meddling * things foreign to their office has been clipped. But priests must have a finger in every pie, especially an election pie, as witness the follow* curious trial which took place at Nettsbettin, in Prusia, some days ago. At the last elections (se hostile to the now potent Birmark), a "nag," named Rada; attended a misting of the electors, and propounded the follow ing thesis :—"'The ministers and the King are one; the King and God am also one, hence no one can be at the same time the adversary of the minister and the friend of God." This champion of ministerial and kingly " right Divine" was answered by a landed proprie tor, M. Kruger, who blamed the curd far mixing tip the name of God in election matters, and ventured Slay boldly to assert that fidelity to the King was sot inconsistent with voting against his ministers. Thereupon the curd waxed very width, and er asion:4, " I repeat, the King and the ministry are one, and if your God permits you to hold a con trary opinion, you aria low blackguard" (canaille). The tribunal 'ocalidered It no part of a curd's duty to,. preach at election meetings, and fined 3f. itandatil.s thalers for hie too exuberant seal in defence of the ministers. The "affair of the 13," as the late polideal I trial is now tanned, has entered uPozi a new phase.' It well be remembered that thirteen only were tried for Waggly assembling, whereai twenty is the, number regal:ad by the law to constitute an M: Jules Pine observed that the moat sismentary rules of arithmetic were set aside or Inverted to bring his client within the pale of an offence. But the Procureur-Imperial re plied that although only thirteen were prosecuted, the illegal assemblies were in reality composed of many more tan' 20, and the tribunal in " no ticing" or givisg the reasons of its judgment, actually named morithan 2 persons as culpable,. in order to be within the law, and thus subject 13 to condemnation. Well, amongst the parties gamed but not tried, are men of note and position, such as Messrs. Crunienx, &add, Saligny, ha, Au, who hare annonesed their intention of di. hanstiag every lapsl effoet to obtain the revocation Of a sentence which mentions them by name as culprits in order-to pinion 13 of their Mende— s@ it is plaiwthey must be as guilty as the 13, sins no offence could arise *Man the number amounted to 20—and thus they have literally been tried and eondiunied by the tribinat without ever behtg I informed of their offence, or ever having had the, opportunity of defending themselves: Such an unusual course these gentlemen protest against as being opposed to all the principles of crimir.al law, and they,regaill it at of the last importance to the safety, the independence, and the dignity of natant, that they shall not be declared accomplices of offence without fun having an opportunity et explaining the fasts and defending themselves 'gaunt the iscusatiOns preferred against them. We shall see how the enthprities escape or evade the difficulty. There has been even Ism business done on the Bourse to-day then yesterday. . , • • Ti..Seoond P himber of' the Greed Duchy of Neese at its lad editing was * MEOW with die report al the peoPratios of =cans members Ii Wear of the re-selab liehespot of the Ocinditulloa aid of the Electoral Law' of 1849. After a dietedoe, which LOAM not lees thte four beam the goviranieet comariseloner declared that' the ealehlry would not amede to the proposition even it it should b. voted. Zip ehmober, levertheless, adopted it by 14 votes to fK It RUM*w has composed the platter model of the but of llviegkes whisk is hi hi executed in amble, sad led d t MAIM Skewer. la tad asservatoire mahnet artist bas pen • Bermes' Wheats& M. Zuehlke Godard sad M. Oabrial Together weet se es NoedsPortaise lathe bellow hoes **Aqui/Wm). OM &watt *Mk tiM "MOM at Radon (file W _) eight of the Atlantic. It are peers that they aomeroplinhed 190 Legere la a little ander emcee Loseti.l4l.lT AT 801711LPORT. —The eighth show of the e:iteeichtt end Stintlipert dirriaaltarsl Society wee held at Southport or Wednesday. The weather was Ise, sad them wet a isegeetteedeees taw% la the 'main about 180 est dews to dieser at the Lord tbs, mealiest, conapied ask. Th e sable lord, it the roe of the evade& is proposlag the " Army sad Navy and Volastrers," said :—The oily thing, perhaps, which to wanting sow, sad to which, it any wood, of = ri We weld reach tips, I Algid be haft" that tho ati“ltS the . authorities should be called, is that we rag some reams at Mdeefar those old soldiers whom tea yeas' tens of monies - bore etived to ice. times fa the array. Every is. id them is worth at heat tee TIM recruits. and ,ban the state het had it. trouble sad the east of trelabog them for their work it reef he a lees sad a waste if we allowed them, from say neschelde SSW, Is be dbeyeeeed with die postesse whirl Aber berm sakeersp. (1111mome..) . As te out Dees to is rather didlealtho rani Artie may.. At drisereserst it to to averbfrat Ismaitioet Amyl belltlaad may 'gun woomatreat seas eiperimmit, and probe* we hear oat got Aber the gee that wilt be tiaras et the Were, or the drip which wilt be peresseetly deeded apes as the best model. Beadles& snob essairesets are cry wetly, and we ell led Ai es hews thiseetiefeesiee,,thetelletaer tbeessepsoiliog sod therldsts wet 1 1:1111.• eeperierite remiss smattered. As t MI se Ots sight to tine Met, the iftwiseep ol the easy deposit epos this. thisp--emedtlty Sew mislay pt mw, and length od pees% We haws •tbla estisfeetoey relledb+te r we have See Sepia peso is die world ichoessed ); we. bale thedlest. Wm to the woad ; mad osier was, think ern oneiere lee Used the soft *kiwi et Nes Shot we did storetiessi • flaelphlei and ebessi. Ilse% think that we haft imp , . AVM to , fear fee OS td. thee &Web magi. ( raweesi .21re stable Sara sesesie issos. postai- the teas of the erreetm " The Petspert. .ed dle•Sostbpstedleolety,".. were shady el best Menu& B. deisedest the %Mitt et • lees& rieretise. el .We saute is osidwese • w ith Wipe Anbajatisas, • sad solareisti • the „res. sitleta . ii wilt .be=esZbe i r riimme sser lE . rojaagopieet lis fr, • •• - •: TEN or arovrett—'46; eget of revealissesets lest year was If. 2*. id. et a° , e rn snood Geordies*, ecessue are paid by ealecir. 11.0" ' • ALFRED MELLON'S CONCERTS. Lssiiisight was one of the special evenings devoted Elrs greet ciamical composers—the first part of the ceocert ors this occarion wedding of a seleetioe from the works of hiendeleaohn. The imaginative overture, "Calm esa and prosperous voyage," the bright and glow ing " Italian " symphony, sod the imposing March from " ithalle," were the orchestral spechness—essimitl neatly performed by tbs spleedid band which forms the'l great attraction at *see esterlsammots. The meet Wm- MUSIC. listieg feature of the concert, however, was the performance by Mlle. Marie Krebs of the cowrie .in G minor, in which that young pianist* peeved bee ability to interpret music of a mush higher clam than the fanithise is opera sin in wbich she has chiefly hitherto bees lewd. Her performance of the concerto wee in every Nowt admirable. The brilliant sad impetuous ant sad lest movement', abounding as they do in perigee requiring strength and elasticity of Agee and Ilele%' • . were gives with a vigour sad Are remark. able is so soling a player ; while the slow movement was characterised by a refinement of style sad delicacy M touch equally ears is juvapile performers. Millie. Krebs wrilsetly piabeems, iL sation to treat mechanical facitity, much sensibility sod ipielliscees, sod ales should become a leading pliable rat the beet seboeL Her emcees with her msdaroce was each that she was maned twice to receive their pkodits. The finer he eon& "I'm • roamer; flan Son sad Stranger, sepitally sung by Yr_ NAY, sad the tourpsei swag, " 4114414. 0 deism,* by !bar member. of Er. Melion's Gist Grim) formai an sirewahla couisart to the instrameotel esibetbe ; sod the lissielmohn portion of the concert was received through oat wide artery deetenetratios of approval Tbe sexed past of the evening's entertainment coosided of the usual . . inimellassons .election, iimbadiar the vocal performances of MJU. Carlotta Patti. The Cheeks was crowded in every yid by an audience whose sympathetic attention to the musk was suilleieet widows el t►e spread of pod /ode moons the pnblie. A "Beethoven" night is an- Donned for Thanday next. The convocation of Vie prelates sod ro :44:s of the i ' of Canterbury was yestesday in the 111111111 m Chamber, Westminster,. by VicarGesaral, [Dr. Traces Twin, under a commircon from his pee* the lard Archbishop of Canterbury. Primate of all tad ig Metropolitan, pursuant to tho royal weft, to &a Friday, Oetbir 14. The Rev. William John liticklend, .M.A., has teen instituted by the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol to the vicarage of Raskertee. Wilts, newt by the catenation o/ the Rat G. B. iiiinsweicss ; patron, the Rev. Whim thiskolvaa, recta of Crudwefl. RIPSXMIENTATION or BOSTON.—The desirability of bringing forward • second liberal candidate to contest the borough of Boston in conjunction with Mr. Staniland at the neat general election hae fanned • prominent matter for debate moue the lama alsotoes donee the past few weska. It it panally allowed that if some indsgeaden t., active. ener ~etc gentleman were to come forward at sees and wake • keens to the Inhabitants. and would call a public meeling where he could have an retunity of stating hae Mews and opinions , he would, web ',Mims were fused to be in scocedisee with Miele held by the libbeals of Boston, at once wan infliniseit premises to leebily Wm in contesting the borough. Yr. Maloolss, the WM sanative imewhir, is by a awes ea papaw se he wee W the last coetsslnd autism ; his lukeerucsams is all antemm. relating to the improvement of the teens ham shansted many of Ws appestat mid the Wed* aessanatives ere, divided among thwasenes. Hwy of the more ' 'MP,* demise that a n effort 'should be made to and the Blum& a while Whew ere emalisat with the preempt hall. ' l al lithee ' systma—Stanford' Mercury. Ginumait Menu; Dame/v.—The Duke of Cambridge. the Mod& at, has coemeted to open the new Orman Has an the 15th of °etcher neck and the Dailies, of °mandril sad the raisers Mary have alas graciowly wereind is bower the !Wiwi with their pre. Bence. The hospital was fowled in the year NW and Is , its establiehment the gown and she bur Prises Consort anwifestad oossiderabLi rotund. Mace that 'portal sham' 150,000 mews, wady two-think el whom YAM MONO at Germain redden I. the metropolis, and the renelska eattWed aßa k, have putielpated in Its benefits. 'AI the end of 20 pears. betlffer, it has been foiled that thalweg*. modition is ea t. to inerewia Mewed. apes ter- the resources of the .sordiagly it was de mined to. west • sew beildins..mesa onitable to the grew. , leg wants of the time, seen plans reswasawided by Pro fessor Donahlesa, by meow in cmannaten with If r• a A. Grua*, the sledge hes hese canted net. The sew strwiture elands la the eater et what was fonmerly the hospital garden, In • healthy eitua ti on, ea • nal sopewssd of gravel mid and It media of two blocks oiled 'by • certidor. In an arobitsetwal point of view Ais • handesae, sad, substantial building, aid the letweal essieweassilie appear to be all that sae bs desired for the ma* ewe, aacconsodatf the inswies end Da. Le viirrosrens. Dr. Mqstene . visited Glasgow on 'Nada, speed* sew time the t o t y. Ile , was woompanied by Mr. Toese of lime Fluid ; a: It Ihe course of the day celled at the Audio of Mr. thq •la Buchanan.drest, where_ his pertmitcras Whoa The dealer °Md ill szesikent hes* ~.. . . : Rums PAOrAteoisHlP Or .Diultnew At . CAMBIUM& —Mk important. dace In the university win be formally dealers& resat A the waseessubeiset e/ and' Winn ; the Rat Dr. Jeanie, who ha Wild it elms ItB having bith dab Welled into the Tawny el Diesels: The Mwww me the mewed of the wale. Ilse readidates rust be hachelan or &Wan of divinity. The peolemor . ship wis fuseded isy _rat s,jelliiii Be de ** Wen endowed w* doeskinti worth sheet VOX. - IV ye*. ' solvddevoi 4 are wined w likely woman of Di. Jiiremle; audit aperes probable that Uwe will M• string sealant for the appoint meet. ZOOLOGICAL fionntrir Or . liniticosisit the monthly gewsmal westing held yedeeder at the aseletle house, Mason:wpm* ; Dr. J. B. Gray, F.R.&, in abs chair; the llarch7 my . el WO/gas& Turd P=l . lr Rd. Duckwor th Klee But. lb ` Helmet A.. But., Bic 0 . J. P. ihni , flart.,Usnistewl-Gimend the Hew /dr J. Tyra'' , Barlett, &MR,. Cheadi RANO A. Dalaell, Caseate H. Swale. Capliki Palk Tales, Dr. Wa R. Perk, Mrs. Barley, and Maim J. Lamont, W. M. Alownier, G. E. Shelly, Wa. (Mme Near, IL 1.. Ma. choffslueo, T. W. Oook. t as idwanit. G. W. 7b4 Haan. B. lat. C. L o. Jr. Teens J. J. erns:, an., G. ath, T. lidos, G. W. P B. C. Wears, W. C. Bleak% W. P. A. Wien, A. Wattestsch. 0. P. Frew; H. L. Dyeatin, and B. 0. Dudley awe 'acted fellows of the sorAsty. — Piraresea woo Meade= los the fellimmlde wise preposol and ordered to be balloted lee et the sent wasting. The Mb** . were nieemletended by the esubell for 01•311101 M am hers atthe wwe Wades : Oaten George , ftsgareet of Toot," the Bowe Owtalle di Pates, M.D., end the Rev. Hy. 1•104 Ins, of Cleatzsei, ifertroa " Loan Donqaa•sic . urn "Bum* B.Yi'i r rir rex Lass Manioc —limier this heading we ream* kw sorted • pangniph which bat we swab to hear owes& woe anewases to Mr. Clifford (ths nisiseplv at ltyll +M ask Theatre). • gentisnien who holds a respectable doe la his prolession , and who le deservedly in the Lake diarist. Our cenespeedent *ha furnished es is* this information isi good With was nirieltelsabr aril pee. bideater ins foolish how. frasourut EXPLOSION I.avussoor....Tmo . Mat Hillis AID Four= Irdessali d =l, Thar a ei4— A World supludon toeltplass this at A. sive works is Vawbell-resei, lawns as, the 'V • Facedry. It appeals that a parties ot the south wing the foolithr is Need w • sesehlaaphep, isid tadettli Vol . purpose al Adria( the When hs., there is a pealgel snow sad • boiler of 90. hons power. In ardor that th see nay ha so delay in 'seeming *saw when the rues go to work in the morning, the boiler tree were ••• hashed' ' sad • msederste perm, of skew *Was ree dy the .1 thisg in the monde& This merehg, es may. west to work is the misehias shop at six o' that appeared to go at well, until about ban Wastes or A quarter poet at whim the boiler sizgliaisd with • tairdis Arab, .vamelotsly dessoliredns the heads. in 'halt it wan situate, sod eau lag smut ahem theses& ant the weeks use lite noon as tbo smoke end steem lial =set albtall. pdatal wit precasted Walt Ela bodes and maohisety Iwo shivered opMaas, arid were acattindovar the ai .„,,, dtroalbram somber of the win emplegz a dts @did .sedded . unarm the debris. Ora man. WENN wee Asked up is • friehtfel side, sad dad • few minutes after. wards ; and sam b a. ma, woad lance'llowe, died is than half an hour after he was admitted to the N pitr. Sewed other man were also takes to tOta. e a ll i wore or Ism suffering from welds and tenth Xs me were tempeassily tasseled to at the Northern Die =7 , bow *saes thug ware removed to their owe Fortambilribeir irjurim aro of amok • mime re le prevent toy inewedible anises esesequewas, though stew of them Mee teethed wren, Imam end awl& Firs men bovrevar, in 'Miami to tome sad ligtver, lie a • very critical audition at the Northers Wespitd, sed at the time of the _ despatch at our pars {are of thou, soma OW eartaad RANO, were act sainted tw tai'gni,* di& isiorisk The dairy Aeii to Ow kg 19 wig entsseava, aed mill *as posseldstahls sur : , :t e itit mem teatkhleema renrieks mula ii 4ll , h• gm . t to about POO wen: • A sieguhr meas. to over this ibasdry, se it is only e shoe dna . oleos' that one nqUon at sea Apsd ß A . 4 . sod }views' appievouts, . to thotstset Of &Mat lit, . a is et prim* aketeei,end' . fcti ths izaz iclase =lslam tie .aspiesimp omened . atm a; ona&tf a . tar a zg ... r:pss . la. .1. *Set ;i2l".rhit tlitirisas .17 41St fli As 4rea. • . Jll4, . AUPIL .T . crir* . :, . atikil 1111% ,4 iilatBDA.T, ACIGUBT 18.A41103•10 , 111 as 14711.1111% 5.0119; Mete by sewn Caulk 1,129 ; total, 6,2213. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. (THIS DAY.) --4,---- The thirty-seventh half-yearly meeting was held this at torso= as the Easton station ; Mr. It. MOON in the chair. The atteedeece was Lot very numerous. The report of Iwo direetors bee already appeared in the Exprae. In moving its adoption, Mr. Hammitt that the proprietors could judge them selves of the stated the accounts. The directors were enabled to declare a dividend of bi per cant. per &Daum, which wu 1 r er eosat. hig balance tee:tha hued t n ha tet y y eez, lea had jiiinigtimaesizTywhat ( ear, hear.) Mr. Wseranart. LP.. .waded the motion. Mr. It. H. PALM expressed a fear that before long this company would be exposed to a desperate competition with the Midland, and be wished to know whether any arrange. meats could not be made to secure the Carlisle traffic, and also to obviate the present scandalous arrangements at Rugby and Leicester. Mr. MORGAN was on the whole satisfied with the report, He was very glad to see the manner in which the parlia mentary campaign of the past session had been conducod. His idea was that there would in time be traffic enough for all the great lines, and he was therefore an advocate for a courteous and coaciliakiry attitude towards other coin. ponies. He regretted to hear it reported that the in crowed prosperity of this company had been obtained at the axygnp of the Great Western, and he hoped that the board would be able to contradict that :amour. He wished to know whoa was the amount of capital on which it was proposed to give a guarantee to the diord and Cambridge wham. _ _ .. After some further convereatioe, Mr. TATLOS said that every on knew the apgresaire temper of the Midland, sad he trusted that this company would not be provoked into imitative them It seemed very probable, from the speech of their (the Midland) chair mu that they were about to reap their reword. He therefore begged and entreated the directo of thin COW pany to give them rope eeough. (Leughter.). The CRATILIIAN said that the relations between this company aid the Midland wale friendly, sod negotia tions were now going on with respect to all the questions :i.d pendinglietween them. (Hear, hear.) The id bean admitted into a share of the Lancaster and Culla"' lease, notwithstanding the opposition of a portico of the Carlisle shareholders. So long as par. liament acted on its present plan of allowing other persons to some in and rob them of their traffic they must look around for other traffic to supply the place of what they lost. It was impossible to aimed still; and the measure of new capital to he expended was simply whether it was likely to yield a fair return. The Limestont Hotel at Liverpool would cost 50,000!., and would be built upon the company's land. The board regarded then hotels as involving a practical refine. tin of farm to those who used them ; for the directors would be able te pat seth a proems upon the managers as to compel them to charge reasonable prices. As to the Gnat Western, he could assure the meetiog that the board had always mind towards them not only according to the letter but aooordieg to the spirit of the agreement between them ; and be hoped that they would is their tuns and the advantage of cultivating amicable relations with other ammonite, and deeliag with them in • liberal and frieedly manner. (Hear.) As regarded the Bedford and °Ambridge line there had hitherto been a vines' guarantee, and it wag thought desirable that it should be replaced by a one of 4i per centPe ge i rt port was then tunnimmuly adopted, and a divi dsed deigned se recommended. Is proposing the election of the audit committee, the CHAAINAN mentioned that one of them, Mr. J. Tyrer, of Uverpool, was about to build at his ewe expense, and at the oast of several thouned pounds, • church sa d schools for the benefit of the companys workpeople at Stafford, where their ecomitiyie numbered at least a thousand pec ans. (Cheers.) The meeting was then made special, end • resolution was to approving ef the easier.e for vesting the St. Helen's Goal in this company. The other special basin= was postponed. A vote of thank! having bean given to the chairman and board, Mr. Moos, in reply, said that three yearn ego the worn paey only paid • abridged of 31 per Sent., of whirek.ll,ooo/, bad to be lama to reserve feed. At thee time some of the shareholderirexpremed an online that their presents could never be improved. Now they bad declared • dividend of f 4 Per cent. and they had reserved 17,0001. All this was owing to bonen of "SW SOO& They bad sow earned 487,0001. - mew thus they did irs 1260, at an addition' con of • 'sly 340001. le other words, they bad made an additional profit of no lam than 450,0001. (Cheers.) Soffit allows's* moat 116 doubt be made tar the reduction which had taken place in the price of as twists, sod ter the improvement in the poen' prosperity of the country 6 bat he was sagged that any such allowance That could fairly be made was altogether inomomeasnrate with theierrig rialto oi r t h i e eh hod loeeseoMr ftinteread lasttore te atf year a It Qomp " whereas Abis year ft Vbess only . The Oelstawssee et way was 1.1,0001. lea than /annum The minima Mock eau 40901 less; sod the cease* exPeteassalthewgit they had 21$ mike of additlesal lice, was oily 9,000! . more. In feet the man Increase wee 23,000/. oel the goods department, en increase which he &wattle they could not expect to escape from. He thought li ,ol e that shop bed good &fogad to 4 melded with the state of . their . slabs ; s ate he weld truly my thee their rollieg stock had never Defoe, been le eo excellent • eosnitiee. He they bad maimed all their didieei tie ; sod be did int Mtn the eaters taid say mere la Mete for them Math they did rot fenny, sad for which they hoPed to bed a moldy. '!cream) la a word, be thought they intakt adopt th e werlesi the Tines, and my that the North Western eau • " noble andeirtaktag." The meeting thee broke up ; Ilrwhole peessshap boob( lasted little mare than half as • . . • DRAIN or Da. R. Doinis Ihroimoir, F. R. B. We have to resoed the cloth of Dr. Robert Dundee Mora sea, a goollemso of oseatiorable . meek is the mistier, world, on 'Wednesday it" at Darataide, where he was as a AM to blikrothor. Dr. liromeas err hers I. 1806, sad 17: i tadated at ON ratoW• Met Praelloloy Noe time bs Loud.. hellirsomee oreseltod tritli eitbo enetropoinas medial easimass, and was Dim* ors chstaistry 2 iiii t 'Thomas's • having • Laid • similar le Ms , ' Usimmihr et Mover. .Ss woe rem 0 H. fooollme of' tit IleOpobe Free Dwposory, sa istilektio Aka emfbeetal kraluablo basal ea tho Cres& .load sesA glitedbodely at me of Hamm 111•0 biome pipits. of ths iloottide balsa at width • Demises mew •aleram most Mart* • 1 'motored; Sue • Pillow of the Rayed fiemety, me wear el ibe rAmdas Ist Ildiet, the leyel Medial. mad the admiral* Ord ' . .01 , Woal ihadolies. By his death the of the &Dish Moteerological Soddy aad the Vo . f .d3r oodisal eller of hod* for the large metro , polis& peal! of Msaylaissem booms • woman Dr. Themes, to • Whim .to hi medial labium food time to write sad edit several sehatilks weeks. ALA itoctltG rfilt hilt itrYtkONDllliatT ItiCAPIM a? Botroo,--leboat hakes& eleven e`daek ea Tuesday iitlit the boarmaadobop riospied by Ms, Markiesse, Ober end provision dam, Morpotoreet, Rehr, was dim-. Mired to be as it.. Mr. Parkas's. Ms *Eck Moo Maim ' l 4l lol r ll4 fiertkraly sereal i alr e o ri t l w 4 o od yeare, Oil more smothe, , LINIM/11 EIP.M4 Mary mad • marmareial traveller haired James Billioga, who , ha the ;ease, VMS an :i to bed Mies. lima Mr. Parkimos was awake by • mem moskit o hm, and went dereastabs. . He caw the WNW hob el ths cseotors, opened, the shop dear, sad owe es Re aimed the door, ma odd* sad awoke hie the mama dam with the O&M, =lb who v" t illi r lu dat i third storey, /Moho the lemma = S TUN Am was mew asking rapid proems xi=elates, sad 112. PlLlitiliSoll dropmel me of the • Womb the mom window. The Mild was caught by a wttobrima. , Tho other, a eri sena yens of age, • Weeds the window .011 to Dm slates el se Mimi Wilkille orgy ill. 11.11.1.6 is height The .: • slob his maps lissom war, la the mositainest tally dio t ted i abet le =se '2Ol ,- so blu r s = t , w!tia bY or mot aii , ite maim to tiers* of dhe as.m. bdidd4: . gam seem the bedroom. She mas safity to a shimsey, 26d reismod tram hes :2resa -7 Ailbea without may Seism Is the .secure Ms. Pmfdreses hod dropped her infant Womb the 'Wow, aed it was easabt by Yrs. Marbles s neighbour Tim enother tbs. jammed Ibis the window In Wryly lato . the bank yaml. The sernat, who attempted to soma la the same way, was_ lest for toots. BM hum for some time to the sal of • beck bed room widow io the third stay, sad the, doomed let. the yard, alighterm on her bead, frestonag her skull is a fright. 1.1 raintbsr. sad otherwise satioesly foamier, heresif. ma. Ism moored to • mime in Bald-street, tad medical mist fad wie•Maimel, bpd it was domed owsiswarf is remove bat on • strateher Se time hammy, wham oho merlin Ist with so hope of her moovery. The ersibmort of the crowd of pairs who had amasiblod was mot blue. The shop, 'Atilt-room, beck bedroom is IN awed Mew, old the rimer bedroom, were mainly gutted. FATij. SOMILLNIMISPOL—iI missile, aim of soro masballear, Weeded with lam of We, took plus at ea ' early i imr yisterday awning at Ns IV, Si. Mory'vetreek •' ' Ma 01...7_94mu1ma mood Milieu lionme. wile wlbws as ess~droor is the Great Fasters Mallow, tone ea a Ash be his brelhar sesidiag there. Me to bad with him ea the marinas sight at • late hoer. • Abend 4 Aloe& the be other wea awakened by • mead which he humid proosedod from 'a attempt to beak lite the home, but . •• ou fro. hi bed he raised hi bream.. sod • mall win dow et the cad of the . roam allows or reeved. Os pro. to the yard he food **yeast men as the vouod, and and and the Oak., shattered to stems. .. k g d ra:are a. :=4:1611 be was pr ioehec~ while iribepanted yht . ~ gla wiliq u i c t i iirwse above Into" the yard late why he fall mas teat .bp breadth, hounded by • well with Ities *hide Oa the wall were diamond wood . tel Mod. Mr. Ralph, margees. el Higlishoset, woe • pay% saloodesea. bat Wm Idsworriral the areferts- - • mkt elV ic a esvtirk:4o . los& err amertaised ho . • be . . ' • r a ra . mai . liiiptoMea,, Laurbal . VD Milers asserred at rears& ad milky as Voesky. Thai• _oleo fuslowsly reseed by memo Muir liblbrirrt: ehd lielde Wort leo* help meld 'swim "it is said that the speck woe lb Wrong ftw the issolor of I a dock porter by • Mimi& sailor about eight mouths seas. s prom July, 184 cootaiosi! tour 4141 ktarday was 64'11 prompouta • • The ad prisoeie made it 1 11 that the Mr. SR was wrill berm et eat is tie -- lis. iii quatt:!" The pr., z. threepsi p!ipar to sous ro ds 10 Rollo a, Jam; total lbws 1 7 ;117 (night ,u, ship 001101, & t d ROIL gag /UM Mr. Lio to groom ode bet°. as H This isSl r ie luxt. who it a dill a to TS id an fit istodt til en for fa ga, iiiaii Xr. E. . The Coo CEI Rot 1 _ . ill sod m if. Me romantics The peel ulcer ii 74. eP io - - im u she ever& ye viol =oust, • Siemer d 1, sod out later hie ,ppeer ed ▪ the poi till held I.:. id In Xi the prose better him 6.4121, .4 mat app4 tor aftl Cathai Ghana Hamar, Jolla Ha Edwu about 64 prang ebasie.a Kr. V C i d pi you' Polio.= LzWsq her is q flit kW Mary (wilit# Poliq Omni man ri addrerel lird ti diarip9 wha The til Mr. 1 meat w Lou Joao• .) was ell aosoy . il lag Um mago rood to OM go polies i A - ai; sad +kw rag ',add I joebrid a bow lir. 1 =Ai Joi e ; Prinoi Mr. Ss empiak Barri