The Express. — London, England, 1858-03-26 00:00:00

her prooecu • for a tint ig a second Procurator- , xamine into lay, that the Canfa was him here for !vs, was said Mitat W. pended until a a report of e of the pri nt 27 on one mertilicates in rted dead of ut of court to English gen , much to my I report most ins. Yet you ey are a mam •und upon the more clearly I, paper, pens, ors, who all wondered at Imes or mili r. The basi s in the exit alleged acts of nomover, that two claret of .naselves to de- is money. and theses Nicatera lit unfortunate bore testimony Acts of petty en committed, rthless drag /ere milsor, iy the death one incident lined to dwell, hich bad been Amongst them therefore =le -1 "atture cam ut deficient in *bet the Procu ,rpret the num. ng three letters the documents protests against idence, and the are pare inven io begs that the of the prisoner, and the pet. In, the Proca :ited and pro the pre si dent. >lains that the pposed because e opinion of the which was very l the court re e papers should ther remarkable centred on the it. A wish Wu should be ems, insurgents et the defence to the advocate). of legal manner warator-General part of I aye-tail red examination out any violence!. an tick nowledy. *al. What that the document of receive : " We .untains, in order the massacre of :hocities, without f those who had lands were shot.* II record occurred Urbana, called • prisemer, " let wk me to be shot was all over now. to my shoes and g the excuse of iid, " Signor Pre. en piastres, and iws." A third ad another," Ile ator-General said uncistions. As seed and whistled d the President r they would not wen said of the s of the country. jest by a question .ous state of Pa insurrection, four lice, one of them on him into the in the house of Vendibili, but the they were for oaths before, two dismissed as sus , of that order in with suspicious card too had beat 'Ting COMilliallbeir 'cameo of tie Lien is $ class at *one with wiles.. 'naively Clod only nd to do, and that are, I cannot bet personal courts') he court. MAIL. LICKNOW. powaisare4 IPTON, FILIDAT. the heavy portion gasman ar• the ly : Lady Inglis amily ; Mn,e Ap . , Capt. Liam" , all of the 321 d n board oeveral In India. d at a Council d being the thet ha. ExPRESSIONe.... at cosnrmod • PAC seatemeod • woo oroweat fer rue eapreerfawa st: the werlft . Lts; essay were okat tho I by twee. sew "'— at their bow' 06 sd reostkd d{ wlreery of 145 1 .._ cdowary's elks mimes mewed We ber be was reek? was to be NI o lake bire, se •"• walker' a ree ol .___. Bee rew= sl 3 •lk & Ma I rk tereri "II smart ~ —ln ' 61 4 1/11. r. M armlssol al ° aryatip of icb b y I[r. JAI 5 UNII ED STATES. ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO-SAXON. LIVERPOOL, TIVII/DaT. The screw steamship Anglo-Saxon, Captain Mac- Nlasters, belonging to the Montreal Ocean Steam ship Company, arrived here to-day, having left Port land, U.S., on the afternoon of the 13th imt. She brought 38 paaseagers, but no specie. By this arrival we have New York papers of the 12tit, three days later than those received by the America on Monday last. The steamship Canada arrived at Boston on the 12th inst. The steamer North Star would not leave New York on the 20th, for Southampton, sa advertised. A defalcation to the extent of 146,000 dollars had been discovered in the Union Bank of New York. The delinquent was, the book-keeper, named Bro thereon, who had made good his escape, and weed ing to the latest rumour, he sailed for Europe in the steamship America. He had for a length of time been addicted to gambling, drinking, and dissipa tion ; but the directors of the bank failed to take notice of the warnings which they received. Mr. Jacob H. Mott, a broker, had been arrested se an accomplice, and it was expected that other parties would be implicated. The stability of the bank would not be affected, as it was pommeled of a good ...7itr fund. proceedings in Conferees had been of little importance. Kansas was still the prevailing theme. A resolution had been offered in the Senate calling on the President for the instructions sent to the United States Marshal in Utah; and a MeMerill had been presented in the same body in favour of the establishment of a line of mail steamers between Philadelphia and Brazil. The bill authorising certain officers and men en gaged in the several United States expeditions in search of Sir John Franklin to receive medals from the British government had finally passed both houses. The House of Representatives had been consider ably agitated by the minority of the special com mittee on the affairs of Kansas carrying one of their points against the decision of the Speaker. A telegraphic despatch from St. Louis says a skir mish bad occurred between a party of Mormons and a picked guard of the army, in which two of the former were killed, and it was reported four of the latter were slain. On the 24th of January Brigham Young preached to 9,000 people, all of whom arose when he said, " All in favour of giving the troops hell, rise." The steamer Arkansas, with 200 troops, has been sunk in the Mississippi, about 180 miles be low Cairo, but it is not yet ascertained whether any lives have been lost. The troop. were of the 7th Regiment Infantry, and were destined for Utah. THE POLICE COURTS. THIS DAY. YANIMON-HOUMIL Ifereptret Qta/1" aged semen was brought before the Lard Mayor (spun remind) for about the tweatieth they charged with bagful" Bar mother, who had berm ordered by the Lord Mayor to Is 11011101011eli to attend was preset, sod odd her daughter beard without her eneettott. Lord Motor—l don't believe that story. In the very depth of the winter I sect your three children to the anion our a Pride, night, and ordered them to be kst un th i e: y e MU Mon day; but you went there on eiter and took them away with you ht ardor that they might be for you. Yon may now take your oldld haws, sad if she is brought here spin, I shin and you to prison. m. inkier, Vincent Primed, .fluderied 44111118. INA Peederiek Yonne, were brought op ender the fentiering Mrs. LOOlill Am Stanton said—l an • Hemmed etetuallsr la U .E Theeme-strest. The dehadeats ram to my home hurt Mold Pa Saudi sad mat tato the whew. I have wis theta as austoment. They shortly stewerattle tesmsasd " Widmer" sod kaseldiag the hashers about la the bitches. I reasoestrated with them era the esligete their rsiesoadeet, sad marled asp to have the blobs& They relied to do so, sad NY they siiesid de se they lOud , sad come is whip they lONd sad ge ant Mrs Adams wok doers the mat mesa sod broke= the sad black brae sheet the bre. Q"The hoodsoff the cloth. I was sepgrilled at lest to them into custody for dftwderly easteet. They ham about twenty stuilinge worth ed ammo. 0a two ter mer ammo= I have bum ohlipd to give the delhadeats Webste, Adam sad Marva, bmetedy ft maths • distarbswee toy loess. The Mission arese-ezeafted the empleiseat fa the net baths* mar, whims id all beasibliftg thmeshm Mr. Alfred Day, es metkeser, wee wee la the empiala sof s home at the tits folly stereberebid her Pelemat. Hu also added that ea • fetes, marks thole of theashadsais asked is • partioalar oftedmiy rid taae/thir meat to the complainant, and thee rushed upstairs tato cm of the b e d. &ad locked theapelne hi. W timpadsatly)—l den it all. Prianaa-1 did sot twat the y Made of the clock ; I tried to pet m — stridglit. It me Morgan sad Primed who did the demage. Morgsa—li was the whin that did it, aot era rm. Lord Mayor—You arm to treat all this se a joke. I shed las yes 10e. each for your oretirly ocadoot, sad order yea to pay 205., the amount of themsp , and se yea win so load of a lark—(the defendants were tau/Oil:10 I IMO reeks etch of you dud s surety In 11. fee your good behaviour for a week. ddendenr•..ho seenui astounded at the lager part of the seatence, were then removed to e cell. GUILDHALL. MIAMI OP AlllOlll. Willem Homy Porker, s wholesale war thethanen and made mantherturer, of 86, Ittalruntheleed, dty, woe plead at the by biro Minna& Heheihr farther examine,. 1I POMP' to the theme of mune Ore to hie hone oa the af Kane last, with Stant to diked the Westminster kerrassra Can dy et MK Kr. limphroye odd he attended ea bath& of the Wiethithelsr Pb..,eener for the iterpees arrely al the case, not with the view d wandrowiag ken it, is aids that they might be ebb to essenot the passel .. at the Old Bailey, is the wont el the iseglainte seerlies the prisoner for triaL No undue severity would be amedead by the insurance company towards the prised by that emu, and ha therefore only proposed so cell the sassed mitoses. to be stansbeed by the mart In shrewe to the value of the property tatimal, far be preemel there would be no difficulty with regard to the prehnotios et the Mr Sleigh, for the prisons, said every eodetese. be rendered to forward this inieetigation that wee reamitenet with the nature of the charge, sad the miserseee poshien. No tactic' had been given for the gradualist of the policy, at it should have been here; but if it ware requtired it should be Net for. A model of the premise' alleged Is he,. ben est on in had been net Wren/sky unstressed by Isspsner Foulger, and was now predated. The deposition takes es the brew asneles bevies bows reed ons, Nome further widows wee Wise; laspamer Foa m sad Mine% Censer (the primer's arren were re. celled ad tads, ennead. Asada, wham wee ) ll4ward Ma, who is . the service al Mt. law, who Nees mat deer M D the prime premises. Mr. Swer, el the Ino of Danko mil Mawr, rwlealled, aid— I saw ato wham" two Joys Ow dr its, sad before the clan was seat es. He all he bed Met•lergeeember of istionso of wootlos. which ewe both tend the nap. sad net thsk lose wand be win serieesio bin. He mid he did an sad to Pasts is new se he wee saly • little wad...ma; bet his easteasers and his men the he did. When a auslear applied fora particular meetly be aid they wwe babe sod., and be then purchased sue, sad made when Ana that pat Inn. lie wished so ma to maths it, as it might prejudice Wm in the eyes of his canners. The ass a clothing. charged st 121. Si., might be worth IW. He claims 273 i. for stock sad exteree—the isnot bung eetheatad at 321.. but I think 64 would reinstate new. The value of the stock , a the day of the its I should Me I. be shoot 130/ , sod that repeastate the whole stock inured for NW. lam is the habit, as eseneor to the West siwisr Flre.oece, of viewing premien sitar Ins three or bey tines a week. kr. Harepirryi . i—la your Jed/mentor • practical man, thisk nue was • wilful Itre Bleigh—l object to that quartos es ea Improper one le pat to • wears , sad I may, r • lawyer, that no such queers weever put to • wirer Were. Mr. Humphreys—Ltad I es ocehlastly mart that it is • wry proper ipatetwa to put to • prootioa ; bet if the says that lam not melted to pet M, I will sot peel it. eldieura Hele—l do not think you shauM put matt • quake. Mr. Hawybetwo—i bow to your dueliou, ier ; sad hare 41114 sow to soy that may caw S. romplate, with the new dos of the prdisetirs of the pnli Kr. Meigh—The policy shell be at the ant bli t i PPL . iiklerMes Hale—Then I shall ramrod the primmer till Yr.lsass leigh—Do yes *kook Mr. Humphreys, to good sad eststeatlal boll P Mlisrima Hale—lf Yr. Has does sot, I shall. The primmer was dm MAWS OP FILOXT. The thy, W. J. Shore, wle dissilet lime es e soli citor, of Dalretrest, Lherpast, ems elserd Wore Mr. APR.) THE FXPRF.SS, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1&58. Long with being found in the bedroom of Mr. Andrew Hall, so the Orem Women Hotel, supposed for tha purpose of committing felony. The prosecutor Mated tact he we a narilmat in business in the city of London, sad that he had been residing for some weeks at the Great Western Hotel, Paddington. About one o'clock that morning be returned to the hotel, and got into his room. He left for • few reassakes, whoa as rinztering his room, be kited the prisoner then, sad he that his pocketbook, which he had left on a table, bed bees opined, and the miasma which consisted of • variety of atentoraada, were taken out and miettered about an the table. He (prosseator) remarked to the pri miner that he had so ballasts in the room. He left the mom end went down to the porter, whom he called up. He eabsegesnily gam the primmer in charge. la newer to the prissarr, The preesentor seed tint he wee not aware tint he bed het say or wereadine. He bad a gold watch en by doming- Wilts bet that kad not ben _ _ Inmajnd Kitcheictits porter at th. Groat Waders Halal, mid„ thst when hs taw the prirmar, he said ti " This is wry led eartnat." The primmer , Owed that he had got into the wag mem, sad woe very sorry. By the putionw--The mom et the pomatitor, red that yea maw are sort othir, in is eagle of the prow One Mk sad the other 100. lisa Grant produced a copy of a thimphie menage has iiirpool, which dated that at the hams he (primmer) was brought. ha left in the =rain mid nitnened homlmo 116 herd ci gam He matt away an Tuesday gad hal sot been Mr. Long Wald the prisoner who be wee Mai prisoner replied that he was an attorney. Mr. Lang observed that he did not ire his name in ths "Law Mimicry." Primmer—No, 1 am not in practice now. The primmer wee emanded, bed being waved, himself fa 100 i. sad two sureties in M. ech. LAMBETH. NOCIIIRRIANINO •ND kOBBIKY. Mawr and Joh' Enka ware plaoed at the bar before Mr. Elliott, om a charge of breaking into the dwel ling-hones of Mr. John Key Brows, 31, Prinamroe4 Keanlmitcm, and steeling therefrom a cloak, a quantity of wane( apparel, and other progeny. From the evidence it appemed that the primmer', who had been observed in the neighbourhood ha same boars, Ward dateillerhome ot the prosecutor by Ow** the lock of the Seat deer I. the Mamma el the hinny. Alas is the Mese Use, the deaghMr of Mr. Berra, kiosks! al the deer whim boa dm Omer' peematel She Wide end asked her what sits wonted? She was so siermsd that els lessealy knew what to my, bat told them she whited to see bar &dm, Mies Brown. They leaked Sealy at bet, told her to go about be, badness, and dosed the dew. The little girl did not go Sr hem the btu" but dm* la mesh e pe , e as to ate the prheeme idea they ohms sod, and dm gave web am alarm that het we. sesandos well ss the y. ~ Imerd vitamin won c aw, who dig* emaummag me case atilt the_pdeeeete, end amongst these li pm r ,;,,i ; s the landlord of the swig Sus tasmada who Misdeed dr puls see ea belies boa *tither le tairtetet ber acese the to e, Woe. He dee led be avoieded the peleome, tad Itherei the. whim Bit ki. hoer; 'Mawr aeon* Ws, be was OW to rebus back, else he moat bane elms Mom aster the here of the prosecutor. The prisemme wore folly asanaltted for trial. THAMES. MAPJAZ RUP.OLLAT,7IIAPORTAIT CA P/011. Hoar; s;i7etwo - lhasses sis mama mark* sad assented ea essusea, whose *pomace in court mailed ao dwell degree of waiteassat escape the lied sod river polka, were brought bosre Mr. YeedXsaged bresidag tato the nada of the brig Zoophyte, la the pool, sod inseam *motion portmanteau, a desk three costs, two plebe of trouser% OM vest, tree ebirta, sod amen= Whir send* P. P the property of Captain Arthur oems% the mike of the vowel, sad flve pairs of trowin, limaael shirts, al* lima shine, an peke of drawers, low *Wks jashwe, headkeroblefe, ea& otbsepreperty *hug lag b Mr. Cheeks Masi, the taste of the Zweite ; It appeared Ikea the widows of Gasp a Themes -s'Mew, No. 67, sad hie *army, that were 1a the river is • polies-pulley sad saw the primers • third Ira Ms* • berge, Jump into • boat, sod row sway *weeds %wag Old Mehl as hard as they IMO aMs. The Thome pods knew Wes te be thsperses dams, sad Cox wag eat to Me w " way, ay lad," mad the police gave mina to the thin* skis they awe, 6 austkal primes, embattled ad exempted to board, bat the three thieves, by ewe Iremeatileas pall rowed into W Old Auks, jumped ea thus, sad tea away. A peewit on wide by *e Threw plies, sod sew • tea the prim= ewe eepeared. The third wea er The prieemere made • deeeresired Indies before wars sownel Oa estarabg the haw which th they e Flamm hid lass ara to leave the to y to the whole el the peperty the phew= IMO sow charged with shalleg, is the bold. The mph* sad mem of the Zoophyte iikatifed WI the property, whisk bed be sighs hen *as** sod elle ef the ship. The net wste, sad taw yew asi ..... eadmp_ A.... eriable ar eal* verreeL The hied bh papaw mad deemealeseeidwabie w.- 7*Tortence. The priessens bed pal es a tow Yip lodessisi to the cep hit Nod we* sod they wen Whoa from theta. Ividiewe of sem* wavinka• wee sweaserily gives. 'The phew, had *ea amid* emewrily six or sews bed she twaesavireed hype*. Mr. hand to reemit *see sea for trial whim the ewe Is ample* Tabs the wanes of the inspector se le the rieffewary esavidiess, sod kW we hew* pest of their pr wantselea by Ow ea Malay se* I ilea and the imes 1111 Meaday. 'SHARE LISTS.-THIS DAY Two o'CLooi. The railway share market remain' very dull, and does not participate at all in the buoyancy of the funds. Prices are in most cases quoted the same u T esterday, but where any alteration is ob servable it is in an unfavourable muse. Lancashire and Yorkshire stock has receded to 881 to 89 ; and Midland to 96 to f. London and North Western is quoted 961 tot; Great Western, 581 to N; Great Northern, 231 to I per share, being firmer; and Eastern Counties, 11 to t. Caledonian stock forma an exception, being last marked as high as 871. The Indian stocks continue in demand, with an upward tendency. The Canadian lines are well supported. Pernambuco shares remain dull. °l ' I I If ibiss tray le 1 p.a. ar dr lan ad MI I z 4 al Id WI IA II 11 10 an 40 011 4 an 4 an II al 10 40 N a st a L. a A - IM se las ss ss Of I • 100 1 • S IA es srl U. Oa. Met el t aim linkcl4A"Pa: Boa NoO Pro,. a Nootood Do. Now Nolloorl Doak Now Soma Whim Would look (Niouro Ink Proalore w ol Wood Awatio Do Mow . . Doke at Do Now Maim fat Ladle trality MOW WoOlookol Looks Ai.t — sliss — rgefeTZ TaLM.). yraurrorts . ` Ti pn aO. . el* &AM II Iz i b Ut. Gl7lga Oolllor I Pa. lbagkill o. r.loatlia 1 7a - impel 91;4 iI7 NW Mau Sail* Atm lambs - MA ,11.•*Mks Led : *atom W i t De. De. Troika Las. al Vi l isrseis% •• • De. Nem c 4 4, Is I NI its Fl Ilk Ili IV a gi fn II if r IT U 4 f i 140 az 144 18 II II it II 11 1 1 I.' S I i li 11 ii L i li Ii I Hi I ak 0. 111 se MI i T. F. Meagher had left New York for Central &marks. " Ile would not have been alleard," says as New York paper, " had he not pablislied a cardi:.6:entng hated m his pausal assurer that his visit to wall had no political am. Not that it would make math os if it had been wholly so. These patriots from the Ould Country, whin they land here, imagine themselves and their wisdom ispsaaable Mike continuance of our government. But a short stay convinces them that the Union will stand and legislate& progress if they are not consulted; end, in • 8t of protested anima, they shake the dust off their feet and leave nealemeto oaf . . The testimonial which is at Eager to be pro seated to Wit Werth. of Seothern, se a tribute of admira tion of her = d ead daughterly emaduct whim a bead of armed and uttered her father'. threftg at midnight, hen far se= s trays been exhibited is the shop window of Kr. Usher, silversmith, of High-street. It om elets of a mar dee sad eisgently-obared dR tin-servios, with frosted .went., and the shields on one Me bear ea appropriate hiscriptica ementemeratiag the adieliosists emo tion and feeriesmiess vrMg trona a calm eciefideno• in a stronger than human power which impirld this neighbourly recogaitios.--dtmaloni likrowy. TRINITY COLLEGE ELECTION, DUBLIN. The polling was very languid yesterday, mod np to twelve o'elack not more than 77 votes were recorded, 80 for Mr. Laing, gad 12 for Dr. Gay er ; at the close the mambas were :—Leboy, 82; Gayer, 28; majority, 69. UNIVEIIBITY BOAS RACl6.—The little tome of Putney has exhibited throughout the week a some of ani mation end bustle, indicating the approach of the above in- Westing event. The rival crews have bees in daily exer cise over the mares from Putney to Mortlake, sad the shores have been hued with spectators dengue of seourteinfmr, If Cathe rapeetive merits of the men in either Bost. dets ere the same ea whin we lest mated the enbleee aAm days ago, at which time the Oxonlees had d " the NA" as ft is termed in betting circles, but tha thaid wo i ri of the Centabs, whose style is Nun to that of any eight wanness is the world, has altered the state of things, and when odds ere given they era slightly In their favour , but as a quotatios, even betting may be considered the order of the day. They have both had trials during the week egehmt an eight mensal by watennea, and the latter have been thoroughly Mateo on each occasion by the gentlemen. As to which of the university mews Le comadmid the Amer by these trials is questionable, because of the Irvin power of the tide, when they were made with Indifinant steering en the part of one crew and an impediment accidentally throw& In the way of the Other. The race is appointed tor hair pin twelve to-morrow. The dark Woe oar blades will be Orford; light bias, Cambridge. A very exciting nor Is expected. _ _ _ CorroN FROM AraW.A.—Considerable interred VW excited ea 'Change at Liverpool, yesterday (Thureday), by the atutenacmamt that the eleam-sh* Rope, from Lagos ((ea the coast el Africa), had brought 73 bales el cotton, ma elened to Mr. Clegg, of Manchester. This arrival is can 'tamed as a formable augury of the intim supply of cation from the west mast of Africa, particularly when the Niger sad its tributaries shall have Lea opened up to Europe= aurcantile enterprise by Mr. Macgregor Lard's exploring espedition. laws' INFANT SCHOOL.—The annual ball in aid of the fund. of the Jews' Infant School took place bat *Teeing at Willis' Rooms, St. James's, end attracted an m utually large assemblage. A collection, amounting to wady 700. wee made in aid of the sips...of the new wheal bedidiagn which have jail been completed la Caranercid street, Spitalllelds, 1W which are appropriated Re dm re caption of 600 poor children of the Jewish religion, who me I admitted at the early age of 1 year, and remain at the school Rata they are el& enough to enter the Jews' Free School. Aram the eamputy we noticed the Serena sal Mies de Retkeeltild. Ledy Rothschild. Mr. Alderman Salowua, Mr. F. H. Ooldiadd sad Mrs. Ocklemid, Mr. P. D. Goldsenid, Mr. N. Maatelen, Roemer de Remit Mr. i t sh fttutlEfs mad away Maw et Ow Wan smanbes of the abody. Nam* . or Zeman Fast—A narrow escape from amass Wymestay witrowehoosourrod at Cate Misr', the wet ell* Jabs Hams 01111 w, But, wily oe the onara be et Wednesday leat, It ampere ben blimeaat earbred co the sant, that seen yore ye $ het illeemel allseetkos were swan to as spavined south-out of Ow erfateas, elms oar eat (wands. workout Warted a bens of tithe Ws the throng of the @Massy essuotal with ears* elver beim. You esassimaties it sows thee the tal of the bees asitsstag *eats/my se albieueld was esly yreleitel bs Tate of fee fa the ciissay by a Agit swim asrlsor. = from set bowleg be ow= ==e oo hed rho de. im satientity et wet, tee& Am mad toiled the hem el *alter Ark' tea also the doter We ea ellebleg bed..., , se this WWI a sbeesetie obserrieg the lam, gave ea lemeliate diem larpows mare at err seat ef los the Aeltbrie-latlteesli sod llfelbottras tin near. Is the Warts the ietilee le the hell was Ma=set le week Ihr the of Ille isetear which was lesexe the elherseisbne h strived. It is the gybing( lir Saha, an dee et altar Mirla the ten* et the hoe. beroese t that Ited maw oor obasel bolket the ismer, of flro, • weld or We dootresibe dr barallid erwias wadi hone erewl, We en bony So or ihst ilmeme IleS lOW stoned by vase this easisseL—Dstlff Aperfir. MONEY HAREM-THIS DAY. Two o'CLooz.. The funds to-day were buoyant. A fresh rise of 3 per cent. has been established. The other departments of the Stock Exchange are also strong, with the exception of the market for English railway stocks, which remains dull and de pressed. The telegraphic advioes from the Paris Bourse continue satisfactory. Consols for the Bth of April were first marked 97t, and are now quoted 971 to 1. For money the present quotation is 971. Very little business is going forward, but the government broker has made his usual investment. The New Two-and-a-Half per Cents. have been dealt in at 80 to 81; and Exchequer Bills at 365. to 395. prem. Turkish Six per Cents. have advanced to 101$ to 102$. The Guaranteed Four per Cents are alio in more demand. Peruvian Bonds continue in request, with an upward tendency. The foreign stock market is firm throughout. Sales are recorded as follows :—Brazilituf Four and-a-Half per Cents., 101; Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cants., 661. (exchange, 128.) ; Buenos Ayres Differed Three per Conte., 161; Mexican Three per Cents., 191; PernvianFour-and.e-Half per Centa,B2l ex div.; ditto for account (March 29) 821, ex div.; ditto Three per Cents. 671; Russian Five per Cents., 1101, ex div. ; ditto Fourand-a-Half per Cents., 100$ to 100; Sardinian Five per Cents., 91$; Spanish Three per Cents., 44k to 441; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 261 ; Turkish Six per Cents., 101$ to 102; ditto Guaranteed Four per Cents., 1041 to 104$. At Paris today (Friday), aooording to M. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Renter opened at 70 for the account, showing a further advanbe of 60. The tendency of the Bourse is described as " very good." It is foreseen that, in the present condition of the money market, the liability necessitated by the Indian loan will be met with perfect facility, the more especially as nearly the whole of the money is expected to be spent at home. As the East India Company will be required to re-pay large sums to the British Government, whilst the latter have heavy disbursements to make en account of the dividends due in April, and of the Exchequer Bonds repayable in May, the whole operation is regarded ' ea involving little more than the transfer of money " from one pocket to another." The prospect of ex treme ease in the money market during the months of April and May seems very clearly defined, for the entire payments on account of the loan in those two months will amount to only 1,760,0001., against which must be set the release of five or six millions of dividends and of two millions of Exchequer Bonds. The amount of gold sent into the Bank yesterday was 10,0001. The applications for money at that establishment were es scanty as ever, the rate of discount in the open market being still 2} to 2} per emit for first class bills. It is computed that the stock of coin and bullion must now amount to between 181 and 19 millions ; and, owing to the complete diver sion of business from the establishment at a time when Treasury deposits are flowing in upon a large scale, it is certain that the " reserve" must have ex perienced a further great increase since the date of the last return. The largest reserve ever held by the Bank was on the 26th June, 1852, when 14,244,6201. was reached. In the balance•sheet last published the total (including notes and coin) was stated at 13,206,2761. There is, consequently, every reason to believe that the reserve is now verging closely upon the highest amount ever accumulated. Still, however, the Directors maintain the minimum rate of discount at 3 per cent. The shipments of silver to the East continue to decline, and are now small. The total remittances by the Ripon, which will leave Southampton for Alexandria to-morrow are only 78,5851., of which 77,1651. consiats Of bar silver and dollars, for Bombay,. 4001. of bar gold for Bombay, and 1,0001. of sovereigns, for Alexandria. The subjoined exhibits the amount shipped by each of the last six steamers : Fob. 30, per Colombo £217,468 Fab. 16, pc Bil • 213,434 March 4, pc laths 133,667 March 11, per Maiable March 20; 'Per pia 106;807 March 27, par Nara The liabilities of Mr. Henry P. Maples, insurance broker, &c., whose suspension has just been an nounced, are estimated at about 60,0001. The North Eastern Railway traffic return presents this week a decrease of 1,6121.; the Lancashire and Yorkshire • decrease of 2,0281.; the Manchester, Sheffield, and Linoolosbire a decrease of 4611.; the Midland a decrease of 1,0441.; and the Eastern Counties an increase of M. Reverting to the complaint referred to yeeterday, that the traffic returns of some of the 'aiding. rail ways are known prior to their official publication, we may mention as a fact that the decrease in the traffic of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway was reported on Wednesday morning at 2,6001. The official intimation to the LondAn Stock Exchange was not published until this morning, and was anticipated privately by telegraph. In order that all persons ehould be placed upon an equal footing, the directors of this and other companies ought themselves to tele graph the traffic return to the Stock Exchange the moment the amount is known. Otherwise there will be a great field for improper practices, to the prejadioe of the uninitiated, for at the present jano tore the market price of many descriptions of rail way stock is almost solely regulated by the move ment of the traffic. The Bond. of the Victor Emmanuel Railway Com pany have risen to par, owing solely to investments on foreign account. Yesterday took place theannnal election of a chair man and committee of the Stock Exchange. The names adopted were the same as those of last year. It appears that the number of persons . having the soarers to the Stock Exchange has diminished during the put year by 20 members, and 80 to 80 clerks anthori.ed to transact business for members. An annual dividend of 181. per share has been de clared upon the shares in the company of proprietors of the Stock Exchange. Recently these shares, on which 1001. has been paid were quoted at 2601. each ; the present price is about 2201. Mews. Baring Brothers and Co. advertise the half-yearly dividends on Boston City Sterling Four and-a-Ralf per Cent. Bolide, and New Brunswick Six per Cent. Bonds. The position of the market for American securi ties is thus noticed by Messrs. D. Bell, Son, and Co.: The demand for Amerlosa titsts snake during the p week hes Dot been moth% bat Woes neneht needy ; wallet the mirk* fOlf it bonds sad germ is get, end quota tions gaserelly lover. Ths repoit of Mr. E. F. Sattertheraite is imbjoined - Timm has been a boded inquiry for American aecurities in Lead= daring the peat week. Prime are without mate rial ohm^e, bat airs is lees bewyenoy in tba market. Illinois Casa& Mares and bonds bare been dull, at a slight decline from oar lest quotinkins. The report of the company for the year 1867 wOrbe menived in a email or two tram New York, sod holders are salkine to kern this at ant profit of the Mme's Imam from menu and hod Wes. Tenunsx Bverrnm. The funds opened this morning at yesterday's rates, and advanced k to 3-18 per cent, cloth, with firmness. A fresh ease on the Paris Bourse wee viewed with satisfaction. Business throughout the Stook Exchange exhibits not the slightest gm*" of revivaL Indian railway sharenbewover, wen ra increased demand to-day, it being net messiionably &seamed that if the Indian loon be plated upon the high terms currently spoken of, , the gmoranteed rrsaiillway stocks, which, with the mme oonsoity, will present a higher rate of Murat, oust* le eseassand increased attention as a medhum of investment. Consols, which closed yeetesslay as 97 to I, opened this morning at the OEM quotation. and Pte: PA. 11. 43 •••771 4s 6 44 43 0 .- 44 4 ... • [Feb. 11.1 !rob. 27. 'Mardi &I LIVERPOOL CORN MARILETe—THIS DAT (3T IZMIR AND IRISH ILLozczno vizzartarx.) (von oon own comsvoxnativ.) The realist doll. What moderately In demand at fall rates Floor doll, with priors in boyars' favour. Indian corn and beans little doing. Oats, oatmeal, and barley a little cheaper. LICENSING OP BEEE-SOUSES. DEPUTATION TO TEI HOME SECRETARY. Mill Say a deputation of the unietastes, claw, mod odor isidnentdl inhabitants of Cheshire, York, MlA nopeon, Lanesabirs, and other parts, woad ta the Eight Haw. Spacer Walpole, at the Nome 0S is pined a re nraisl, praying for an alteration la the poem tyres of Bensini v lr a it e onass. The waa very ninswous, sad amongst tha MOM. beside attar dad were Vlsoolost Oodarish, M.P., Mr. Wiled. ham. ILP, Mr. Hewn KP., Mr. Berena , M.P., Mr. F. Crowley, M.P., Kr. Collins, M.P.. Mr. Dart, M.P.. Mr. M.P., Mr. T on. 11L.P., I.P.Mr. Bull Woodd, M.P., Mr.Oaramet, M.P., Mr. Idweads,ll, Mr.Wenteed, M.P., Mr. R. Seaplanes, M.P., Kr. Branley-Moore, ' M.P., Mr. T. Egertes, M.P., Mr. lola Potter, M.P., Mr. Cheatham, M.P., Mr. F. IL Powell, M.P., Mr. Marry, M.P., Col. Wilde Padre, _M.P., b. %%want Gonauce, M.P., haying biddy ecaphird Introduced the deparatioa, Mr. Poem (York) salevidad Ids mderial, whiciv oi m prod as • remedy kir the eels pr y and the suspends, or snobs ettithawd of for dierhoras It the hands d the lord at as , is the can with Muses dSr solo r = ll l:pities. The deputed= also added that in Ord judgment grad advantage wash IMES from the ex ehtensive to bearhours of the Tpling Ad, so so to prevent OXEN% as well as mall debts for spirits, from being re coverable by law. Mr. Wood (Illandeetar), the Mayor of Bradford, the BAT. C 411106 Brewer, (Northampton), Mr. Johnson (Cheelfre),Woodiord (York), end others having eildramod the right hon. gentleman in support of the move- Mesa W. Pat-rase, M.P., suggested that the judges slosh soaks reports to govsnizons of the state of drunker non me diodes crime. The Bfeksßm. 8. WALPOLE rid that wee a SEggillikil wet=weary convideradon. Withrogardtelbenessvialbe it was speed on all aides that there gin peat evils snag fros dreakieser, bat as the suggoider anis we nanerene they _add ad expect en isnasible sewele. Moder Isitioalied bee postpard till this the wet dry, he lms the es wt the govaunver Wald earieir llvit _ TENON end no dedd Its shield be able to istrehre a bill on the subject soon alter the re- The dip = t 4 withdraw. TSB 1111WILLIIT WIPING ACT. DEPUTATION TO THE BOARD OF TRADE. (THIS DAY.) This morning a deputation consisting of a large widow tithe principal shipowners and merchents connected with the Landon, Liverpool, Hall, and other parts, wetted emu Mr. Henley, sad the Bel of Dononglounre, for the purpose of consulting the other gentlemen and the noble lord on the propriety of limiting the liability of ehtpowners in the case of the lose of pa...enters. RIR LET admitted that they had made out ameeof great importance but added that parliament had always shown such extreme jeateusy and caution in dealing with the matter, that be wee afraid of holding out um hope of a remedy. The subjem, however, should have his best ocatideration. The deputation than withdrew. The Hon. Captain Harris, the brother of the Earl of Malmookury, has two appointed Britiah Coned-Osesral for the Attatrlea pea% la the Adriatic. There was a eeneert a day or two since in the Austrian Mate Lem& Asylum, and Staudigl, the ontat celebrated .to, wag lb. "Chapel in the Wool," by Schabirt. M the put lob& of kis fallow patients. Tas LAYS ADMIRAL Ste Joint Rosa.—The SOON thi• made have been reed me e t by yobbo euollew at lf Oadle. TY pleat warm Md istbwel, heft II k keg 111•411sm, mete at melds@ el every Morlydrin. TM sale wee Ramer reedy attanelm, sad tbs whale elide woe eeivete bowed ispv, fa away ems at blek yokes. TM yawls fa lst !welt eared all to be nub= to yearn ibleisalwe ef sone wevuoir of the game ailmbal.--Ayr Mawr. During the mood men se Wu the* VS Miasma twaignises law shy enbel awl ewe ire az. semi • Is ail ereießft about SAL Wlue ll la wwidoesit bat thl n audit elFeessehip of the Mime pmts. awl min bore witbew a awe., the pale eamat be We mask ea Web guerL Ile Maks la Erie to the pies elammalase et ion telveb, awl se Mk*. helm ere test spa ebo tbe ovum af luck weit,--Diropre Ma, Jaw rossrai lUILWLTh ,a'w~n gilsa limaasam 9a7i.fi:i =rots •mem, aa.m.aa: Diem • .... rer. rzam m 4 4: 60r la 'fat tem= = Saiaj a arkil Dm. la. I r f ze Pa ihr " .4 r =ittiri: ani wre.. ..... iup Da. le primi rids Ma De. I% per le .44: iii:iir * :: : Wm.= 6111.1, . ettii::: amus Wasson al Datum el =liA Z. fp. 1 li l i Ide IN I _~ N it i 101 is ii ft. 4 IN IN 4 14 444 hi al 14 44 4 3 14 i ei Dar i i fi i i y s • . 1 111 W JOINT lITOOI BANK& ORDINARY 811A111 AID OTOOKA. R.LISNLK I a=te! 10 ,Pa1rg..110,1140..811Ja ala all Wrath" Ile Ohs her _ • i; 414 . iiiii'W . g • p. 411 pan la 3 i aArlit 110 I* la• orliaa 10 Calm Orel Ow 4 . • an IDA 10 1110 10 10 NI Oftap i r bur •lii Oral 10 Gnat , N e t.. i . c. “ .. ....: :. NO NO Oa Om& and Id i aMi 11:2141V:i di tia: Inorear aod It k •Pr a gimi ': ' :::: '1 urn. VI I De. Oa n a va I an Ldmisanan I N DON nay. ... • 1: =ok a naltdi s s i 4 I II DI \ an SIDOO lin . IN UNA.. 10010 k. . im li 1100000 . la %INC . oi . biaii:: 0 alit 0. eom oi gon 1 an 110ra0009 _ • I Nom 4_ Itowca,w Lift IN Kaden IN le 11iae.......016•115a Dabs. a sr* Wei De. A IN N. Dewar IN 114 Do. al Da. 406 De. Tat IN Waft lambs ....... eii flaatia " ll. lAWACW Wommas Jam "- Ili Ike* IlioNaaddire a INN Waifs 10 Wara.. ei . Waiver. • ..... •• • iii was a saaTata si 2 4 e i r our:item. a*. . a s sal Daelleglia NO Mt glip IGO 'Cabot Ica . ...... 101 Waisrfors sag all Waartard rd all War all W !add Orm { ail..... ... .. .} . all D. • f eva.raW.Wll Wa laa. a I e. amid WXi Wad Lain tIIWAYS. 41 P" 1 ."1 I = r • 6-6.61 46 616 . £b :V it l li t Amiliba. V " .-, 1* IL 00•14016.. I: IN Po. do. a i 101 Da. Ira. Out . an 4 pot a i......v.. = per 0 MM. • 66.. IN 161116 4. . 100 Gnat ll•remas.6 pre MM. .100 64.10.14LN140.46.m. • 100 416 s 40 166 6k 4. ale . && 6 1.1 rtitt t . a. 6 G.W46.11110 .106 Dug p. al. mina 4. .100 P. sem 6 /Om 46p. st. .166 De. own. 6 rein. 40. a. .1a Is. 1 par ma •11 Prof. limn 4/1 triodo.ll4.6p.s. 6/1 Aft do. Ip. a IN lamb& Om Mak •11 art am. Miro 00 as. 11l op. de. ▪ e rarls Tad 6106414.6 il 100 Leed.4o6lo64.PreLlo3 ICC 16e. New e a 4Ns at . 10) Do. tle. 1 per M. /4.4 100 4.6.N.W.0rrA11m. 6 a :10 LAS.W.I P.& 86 hi* IL I :IA F si . . . 1 . 2 . 7 rakia 4I i 106 164161/40.110.40. i. lir gt t i n i : ore. .._ - ___ sa is a s i i r 6 Ith pat N. Pril. :IM ~ .._ - a 1004.400.81a.p2. 1 % ell Niet at ele= 6 .rgh it*. 'tail lo.lp .s i t ari. soods. sae 111.01 . SO If 1120-10ri.4..a. 140 lees. ft. ..... U Look t por 0. .IPA IS Da Tort. 11. et 001. all Niell .100 Othod. e ra d tro . 6:6. all ' l:2ilW:: ... l ire:rr m et. . IN lIS- 1 4. , " .10 De. per froc. P 74.80. .10 D 0.% west Pr.". 81k. all 1100. DeromMasilljp. 1.• IL 00.(10.1.112a.00 .1M Do. 0 poi 00.. ...... . .10 Da Mud 0 par W.— . 10 600. Wain 101. 4 PR* .10 Da y pie mt. .... .. 0 asap' Ter.010•40.0..pe. a lk °4 lL ... IN OEMs. mama bt arzieSku.:: De. (1. p•. valor. D"i tair ‘ i r fp.4lU . . Girl et ONO& 5 1.. 14 1 It r a nt II Deft 1 L I :=1 Its Now 1 ek c•••••;iiiis. — DA SIM el De. lit paylL r. epi. es al P•• , _Wm de wawa st pro. Wog.," 4. prowl raZiaa le I 4w ti r id v.-2 I ftis • 4 lei PI es TV n► 111 a a Ili ' dr l ei u t' ~ M~ ili ill I tan ei 746 S el N T 1 en 8 9 SO U 8 4118 ui 1 a 70 i sr db ii is - 1 • RI 113 106 110 re, UT 0 116 112 NN q sa j 111 N g BO a° 91 IN d gi 71 74 11 11 .14 1: al MO ire Is Ts rr I N is WI 111 IT4 1 ITS ] 11 X& se N iti m li VA NI I i 170 1i 126 116 74 76 ft lll i 100 103 110 103 ii 12 fif V 0 I 3 Mil pa oat .. L t e li a! b 3 II it ti _ of 14 5 5 Pill," di 411 Nil 7 • $l4 ei la a ni sa ii rr . .. ilr . 08 00 1 101 1 0 1 11 Et I Ols pie I IC 1 %it sd , 1 g Ili 1 ii 1111 I N ~! i gm 4 i lb. IN. I llarawan Usow plea I Bala al all Yuma balm lk per& IBt Irmo: reassar r o.7l;elat WarsUel. - - De. Nay pa - - It S.'=72l" - ' i . tim Hi C =Vette.: 'ft 1 2 1 C 2 E irtitsr'...s.. I D& 4 ißwl De. Ole 11.11 to ni • all Tab sod loam permit D - I AD O Me. Ile a zi oat U baysl II r mama- - all beam librall pr.aa. ly nt ui ~ ~ t 6. .4 hl RI 102 104 14 II 7t ii I 1 lifi 1 1 2 2 1 U closed at 971, " sellers," both for money and the St April. The official business report is as follows t —Three..,per. Pent. Consols, for money, 97/, 97, 971,971, 971 ; ditto, for acootitif (Bth April),94," 971. Bank Stock, for account, 227, 2251. Three and-a-Half per Cent. Exchequer Bonds, falling pay able in May next, 100, 991 ; ditto, in May, 1869, 101,100;. The Five per Cents. were also officially marked 1131. ' Exchequer Bills were quoted 36e. to 40s. prem. Transactions are also officially recorded in the Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Dollar Bonds at 66 to 67 (exchange, 4a.), or some 25 per cent. below the price current for the Anglo-Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Foreign stocks, though inactive, were very firm. Turkish Six per Cents. advanced 1 per cent, closing at 1011 to 1. The Guaranteed Four per Cents. were quoted 104 to 1. Peruvian Bonds continue in request. The English Four-and-a-Half per Cent. debt is marked as high as 84 ex div., the difficulty of the Peruvian agents with respect to the invest meat of the Sinking Fund affording great support to the minket. Brazilian Bonds also continue in demand. Bank shares to-day were quiet, at former prices Crystal Palace shares were firmer, closing at 11 to 11. East and West India Dock stock was officially marked 119; Loudon Dock, 104 ; and Southampton Dock, 691. In other miscellaneous securities there was no alteration worthy of notice. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLocit. Great dulness continues to prevail in the mining market. In the Stock Exchange this morning no transactions whatever are officially reported. Pnoee, in most cases, are merely nominal, and the tendency is generally against the seller. In foreign and colonial mining securities there is also an entire absence of movement. TatrzEDAT Business in the mining market to-day was ex tremely dull, and some flatness prevailed, in the ab sence of demand. Great South Toiris, Wheal Mary Ann, and some other descriptions, were quoted lower. Cobre Copper shares were quoted li. higher. Than of the General Mining Association (Nora Bootie) continue in fair demand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. MARK-LANG.-THIS DAT. The q uantity of So 6 IW wheat on aala Ihlo Mornhig upon the Ism end Kent sands was small, at the mane dr buyers were not disposed to pay within 10. to 2s, of Mon day's Twenties's, 'Ma factors dectined:a Forelp, from on board anantsre, was in some asses la. per qr. abeam% Plow very dull, and next to Barley woe in fair request, and ids value Undid upwards. Oats us slat supply, and needy buyers were compelled to' pay rather caste money. Bawd MI firm. ASZITALII IltO LOIDON MOM DUI= 22 TO 11A1011 IL Ilauskii a anti DM. min, ...... mer ia ..—.... ........... am mo I rasa L o w mrerr .......... : Num. •NiC • Loam Deo:Lien. Musk Da ed. ; Dories. alla 2d. ; Oale. Ilk Ild. ; Rye. Oa IL ; Da" 3D. let ; P05e.41.. 61. fillolliti AL AVIIKAGiIa " ...... : : ... . . OW. Oa $d I led 41 4d nB 8.1 134 4d Avisee. Dort.—non IMAM Ws. kn. blo.a on fn. is. noun inwun en wienrion al in anon; !WWII seam •ea on wins man. DMCING-LANE.-THIS DAT. Btromt.-13eavines; sinlpare a de; this sarcriTai,and pier have with &Mout been supported, the trade buying eem timely, and spsenLtan remain out d the whet hives he* • mall amount of begone &as this wish. Reined use has been dull of esle. Lampe, 64e. to Ms. Come—There hes been a limited sanonnt of beim" done at tally last week's earramies. Tim—There lass been a &mem in the nemiest, bat des baying bee been emnbeed to the trade, who have paid vv. Voss rates. Comm ,Oongeei sold at lid. The dada statement. from the Bond of Trade for the two seenthe ending February 28, are published to-day, end ohm time the deliveries of tea 53, that period have amended the importance by 8,200,0001 N., and the stook in the llailed Kingdom has further decreased to that extent, which is fa portent as near& the stock on hand. Rios has sold heavily at • slight reduction this week. Ron.—The market has been dull ; prior ere unaltered. OALTPSTAL—The tranimakse have been few and =- i this week ; retraction 8 to 6, 38 a, to 395. in t=o t m—h fair amount of Madam dons at previoue rates. Brims have sold to a limited extent, at lest week's cur rency. In other creeks no material altered= seed markets gene rally have been dull and Waive this week. TALLOW MAR/MT.—THIS DAY. The wart Is stagy. Prim on quoted so follows: PrOnsborg Y.C„ ea the spot, 6k.; March, 665. ; April to Jima 68e. 9d.; Oet. to Dew. mss. M. to 9d. METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET. (THIS DAY.) The umber of both boots sad Amp enah l a y forto= "socket is an small, largo proportion of the on el those loft weir from lioedey. Trade is kw brans et Mondays rater bat rather more soave Ike 'hap et Ana einem Good calves sad lambs ere rather Nem. From Gormley sad Holland erre ors II beret, &rep, end 106 Woos. Norfolk sod thdklk, SOO besets ; 70 and 132 nollok ono hr Hem Counilon _ _ iltelLTifr iga. a 4.6. d. tar elau bmg. llll34. ID 4 4 4 0 legt it taime. : q . ,..,......- . = ,, ...iii:. .. I 4 Di nom ......„.:..... 141 1 1 : 1 4 4 II 1 1••• /1. weed way 4 II 4 4 nog "...."... •$ 3 I De. 14. Ibsen 3 4 3 3 11,,D•1443 Linos& 4 IS • 3 lambs 6 4 I 4 _row 41 unlesk 3.30•1 ••••10 ••• MON. U 0•1 atha.lll); op. HIDM-THIS DAY. - _ _ Latamortazz..-661bs. to NM, tt s a to RI. ; 64Th.. to flak, tic to ; xths. 10 . to 4d. ; MU. to 66113 a, 44. to 41d.; 961 4 0., . to ; Mo. to nom. 411.. to 6d. • Nape Wes, ta. to 9s. ; out skimp. Hsi* 2a. 6d. to ?a. d. • run, 64. ft to 6.. —1314 Chia.--Polled, 70. to 6.. 6d.; Emma sad half-brods, 61. to 7s. ; Davao, 40. 6d. to 6a ad. ; sheartiop, Od. to Od. BOROUGH HOP MARRET.—THIS DAY. Weems. Pattendea and Smith report the/ the bop seal Si Ana, with more enquiry. LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCR (ir mammy Taczeiura.) CROXTON PARK MKSTING.—THIS DAY. MILTON NOIMAT, TIVIIDAT EVENING . —Th• fol. torn M Mesa bate antral :—Pelm of Or.ags. Gambill, Lady Ramba, TrasA o ld Tem, Thum Ditm, Dm*" T Bay ci O. Bitty a, Oalleader, Illakeleal, ri Pal, mil NM MM. ADM:IIOIUL AMVALL —Held %Wash, Dad,Ziatrel, Ost-aa&Oolsr, Othada, YAM at as Gal, Raigba Wm, OmarPaabs, Zia .ad Baader Mat A Sums ow ittis--Partienkn of the de scried= et the demo Mho Bettie by Are, seer Deno pone, are veiled 14: M. Teak pooh The•trlad wee wry mei goad as onit on dhorroed the Are ateeneeieresil MeV cabby sad oat of items to the Ithimot aed yawl. Al la board woe Myra Ihrweatt, where lbw remaised until the ibosi drove that tato the wider. The led was hold hr the mime, bed the river =WM are over he bathe, tied the obeebeeho boot, oral set be Melo& note owe Mae My to slaty preeetters aboard, tad the humW led woo be ow se count twenty-Me t awl by thalW adaVaMpot a wan* damn wore from. The eheimiente Mk* ela the bosh whore she= seta the le IEI is dm me ths terlobes sama r a tiete, mad to Dante et bY eettea S. The Are had Ite eaten wee( the Germ an nadir the Wise' edit ; could set be entioesellMtoleer it oto km mate bon the ~es Woolen lam dLo *ma te who've:4 about lisilkorboar die *SINS vend.