The Express. — London, England, 1859-11-01 00:00:00

ciolAG UP A COOLIE 811 P /ED LOSS OP NI Liras. - - The 5 ,- :owing 6 the tepee et Caphda John bon , :krob, h. .00Aosradtr of the coolie ship Shah Jesau, which yea burst when on • toms tea Coteau. to Maori bac sad 116 i hire* wwe 1.0.4 I merger of the late ship Sr Johan. She w. 552 tow. I o ostmenided bow far Nee yams, IliDed she was built. I 11. V. ~.t ucosatl. d vesicle for ~area pan. I beoughtemlise to elm Illotuntom ties SW, end leek beck return ambito t t With mars 1 her always prohibsted smolt* Ia the 'toes clerks I have so wows for supposing that ems was broken to the arrest ilatasce. Tree were two lights in the 'tete. clerk. at sight Ia glazed lectern.; the lanterns were always locked; it was the duty of the doctor and thud officer to not that they were locked. fbe coolies' mimeo wt re .rowed In the They were issued daily. ldo light. were tow taken down is the hold, the hatchway elf telling midi. but light to see by. The,, was a standing °elm that eget ,It was a verbal order. 1 here were two cnolt i zelloye , tbry were placed tins we mob eide in the waist, Non Loire lb. emgeray ; they must have ben from twenty to twenty-live Let Wont the fore hatchway. The Shah Jetta& heel tour teat.—iong- boats which might WSW. how eenenty to eiveme Hare people, Al utter, sweaty- five 111.-11, J•417-Mat, evenly turn. There we so lifeboat. The busts went all Imbued up mete le, with the exception of the Muscle, which Wm on booed. Ito, k way kept in the keg but. All the boats wen doted wish asset', sells, and oars, which were kept et them. Thee wee • tre•sagise on board. It was need every day, and it IVY to good working miler. The Indian reser Leas oblige ~.Jr ship, to eery tireeengtsen, hat sot liteboate. There le welting for estisculshiss Ire but the esteem. The cage consimed priacipally of rata. then wore 100 casts of imaeard oil, which wee Mewed sear the after hold. The are broke out &seem the loge heichway. la the fore hold there were rem tworhasdise, balm of banshee, and grata. lam sot aware If the eras costalned robes of a smaratible character. Imu sot ewer If the mar rerabeata red articles of a ecruLcutiLle notate from ladia to the Maurine*. I new Moore of say each being decheted. I mu not aware it ther• be set dame in lb. labia Act prohibiting such &ruche kow lentos shipped us boar orbs resale. COY SORMI 110 e; noon e. w thei origin of ths Ire. The 6., rate oat about en the rts JUMP hi ht. 12 8., bag. 76 E. I had bra la the • rem decks at hall-psit tea easels. The brderce wee the. era be re bass of ladies ; lb. thief blow west lelow at the sass roe be a pier el tsp. Then Ira 16) 11,rt tree doers the. I mot Imes ems It it there had bra or. Sere ef the IMMO awed hewed hoar the bee hatehway were Int sera et the fles—they my amehassetra ap. I mat below irmadisetk, sad lad we of the beer berhatebee takes el, bat the Mese samia. that ire shliged rto replace it tomoiloosty. abet* altrweela Os Sera r. to their aparresee 1111 S abase tie 'Mem dash Stienger all basis were Or es sad every arras was .10..-4 a. marl as porible with wet sane sad bisalter sad from the Ire be dee was dm dimmed rep emir won healed up, mad re vessel psi Won the wind. Halm wife lewd la Me watarveys sad esered with wet Marts is Invest draught; the openings ler the ratiletice wise c ;oared is the new masser, sad day sad alibt ware was , turd does without Istarialmiss. Os the resin of the 2 irk re the low-bast sea sad errs/ re arms. Thew. wee a bap of re. twethitilsof • beg of reds, awe about 30 seller of WSW aired la kr. Warr re plated la two of dio of boo tests bat the rides pipe bevies wheal, all as.. falol, sties with the tanks was rat ell. Ile peeyys wale preset tilde es e. meat of the Ire aid arra. Then 111111111 three cella prepared of the erre .d whir ws Warr as I meal, &re of the ems teams deers foe rho roma pagers. Tbe bresegs ware Was menses la tart everything that wee busysst was reds re at 1 tt lab, t would hare raj:warted tegither parr Wh en it Ir. @Tidiest VIM them was so eines ad me* tie peoples 11.•• way other way, I eseourred the ribs as pet ea dr rafts err were towing eiessesde. I rear *MIAs. 'pies 800 of them soeteeded Is dory es. Thb was as the Nellt el Jug. Wass I bet the skip revs was eardag serraleisa bed the pine k whore the people Woad, Um forowoot had Mlles early la the • of the day; the mimes. ant the Weems., hid about poet 10 a.m. I had jar Mg 'ho ably web the seine Yen of the are. 1 [ 4 :11.01 overboard, end so did they. 1 think kir &beet Ii SO 0011 sod woes warted as heed ; therep desk fall slawet lameadardy, sod May periest We we. arse 100 bre boo the Harkins wi the nth ; lb. rob wen cost adrift or by tenses they we. Y.id ; two ewe net el eight when I resderd the ship, sad the third a gnat drawee eIL Tt.e bitter sad jolly haw was trumpet by the seeaton of p. opts thee noshed low these. I was la the losg-boat with 67 people. Ste deified away from reship stir she was met , of. I saw re ship burning smell wiser 1 omndred rot my ofit .sea sad crew behoved adeumbly ; thee only bia the sip ors it err sopa.. Lle to remain at board. Tea pe~l~ 11111 tlw rafts had so port:ever or water whales... Whei I lest I was sherd to jump overboard and swim to Ys bar boat. The chief Wier sad those of re tree that wen saved that the mm., slit a. err. Then waft rosy proms hawing by rouse afroorido Woe worrol at that Wm. hat they would ore vesture to lot go. Th. keg boot weld maggot awl rho row.: ro.etted r sic. was with ass sad Inky two ars. The ducky as t third oftber wore both drowned whim the salter sweserd. We were five days is the Let , sad wars plant a; by the Errelt rip Va.. de Bats., Costello Ifserese, and uonvoyed en Bourbon. Captain Mavens, his collate, sad aye, yodel em wia. the utemet Madre end suer Bon. Theo p.m died (row vilaaatios before we were picked sp. The dimly ratio* in the boat was a few 04.112.111 avow ✓am awl, hall a tumbler of motor. Thar was a otrthead Lek-out the whole Ire. Or of the raft. was aga pe...id of tots:art, barnyard, two topetanaanyerde, cad a aortae of .widens sail yard. ; a 11000011 was made of • jib boom, Imo spore t opeallesot wets etsoldiag sad yards driver gad and boron. small opera and bee-coop; • third consisted M tying plot sem, topmast. sod 'gadding mil booms, poop, has-owls, smell gars, awl rover of long-boat. After lb. fire lorolm oat the pet ple, both coolies sad crew, were war portal by 'mist the hr. stuck, and a quantity of mosso 'marshes which were en the poop. A number of wow. a and vtildren were placed in the cutter end jolly-boa kelore Limner tbeen. I sod my Akers waisted the people to get oa the bate. There were many of the women on them. The coop, tore asti aft the vessel was mimed with met, sad pow lered c berme! tieeel .Love thou to the depth of two or three turkey. Ih. crew behaved &desirably throughest; they all dl4 their host, to did Y. dames The caches come mewed plutilering. The day the .hip look dre sy csbla ear ea..eot, and all my ebthee and private trede takes. They .teemed tbeenseires with my shirt., sad their wire 'rot rot tin chap belozogheg to Yrs. Bentham.' BCDDIN Dce Tue—Cepteis Pierce, Master of the Hera* Oey sksiater. Maas batters Load= and Antwerp, died widely GS Ide allays, at Oresawleb, ea fistarday Me was fa the est et &swift himself le saw Nip to Louisa he aver hi ship Mem the Cesesees, whoa he soddenly 1.1 dowse sad reified. COMMISSION of LCNACT CPON • CLZIOTMAN.— A calmly..n was weed yesterday weals. at the Hues Tavein, liecataawia, t. 4,re Mr. Barlow, Mater la Lasaay, sod ...pearl Lary, to inquire into the state of salad of the R. Nteptme Lau Waxicock, a clergyman of the estab lished church. Mr. kinddlestoo, Q. C., )Ir. Rnlanson. sad Mr. M appeared fur the ;autumn ; sad Mr. Saimaa' ghee sad Mr. C. Menowethes on behalf of the Mimed taught:. Mt% Mo.'. e.k wee assent dialog the early part of the pay s:iodise. interrup•Ldia were en frequent, mad hie whole sytwhat so extraordinary that tr. Ina deemed desirable to remove hoe. awl he war acundmaly takes Ark to Beth lehem ilompatai is a cob. It appeared frau the stagnant et the learned wow, sad the sentence of the witness. railed that Mr. Woodcock °Malawi Lis degree at Oxford is 1825, and acted NO •wfate 6.4 400.4 25 yew, white * beams weseary to pica `..t..s is an asyium La lunatics at Cloptoo. He bed he r.4o *lhtlellk 111 se easoity et 2901. a year, which war veined in trustees it. hit beheld A ommoisaion of 'Niamey was yowl out at ISis, Lut the ii,isMn was io devour of the me. peatlearsile *amity. Upon Wag released, he meandered hi. iiemry, sod went about in rags. Moth= moot So Husks, and lined as We chanty of Ifiebda, end Imo tits year 1846 to ISZaS se had Lens eoctioed in vorotte gook at this many, sad in 'hr Owe', l'neos for debt. Oa two sewn' cepa Was as the Quern's beach, be rid the laborites bed Rot et.t 11;m, toot by bad the pow, r to stop the Queen is 'Le sat.t. and knock bee on the head. There tang no n , ..ito 01 kits insanity is tee muds of toe ooh. Ws, he we frar,ved 111.,61 the Queea's beach piton to betide. beta dadar end seder of the Secretary of State. When at Wier', Ow antes maw nue bed has ia the habit t I going sand is a You warded sad dirty efais—oarrylns avowed ti.h, poem of moot ty hated, sad sash like in his het hie ..t.duct goserally sae sash as le teed to the aupoomtlyn that 1. was of unsound Wad, wad the tuattrai wineries toll -0 pee It sw that; oplakta that this wee Ilse feet. Ihe ley•rte Maid fovea bun, sad was adj. - named for the ;Lir dart , n foram, evidence. V \ TRSoItDINART BRUT.II. ITT.—There is now in tutetritly at Welserbiley a role tanned Joseph Hill, eh Las b . *. poi, of dig trot taentttnß tivivality up an Irishman sandal Joao Hali ay, WI and Hillier, with others, hal ben dribble, swam la Mr. Wiaidarard'a publie.boue•-. in High-nreve, beton they pincer 4,4 together to the ho, .. of an. 4 it.. pae.y, la • court at the roar of lr. Here a moonier, eimearnii int drawn and Hilt, r./sa Itakey, striate him, sod then Lehi darn heed refers the has with sae hand, shit-t with the orm he awe boat the giro, • kettle of holing ogler. as not tried to poor eh, eater down Helot)** ttwoet. tut Was wields, sad the mailing wirier m oser Mallaty's foot. Hill then poured the water 11110 .I;lN's ear, and over the other miliaria of hie head end he.. Despite his screen, and tam aragglen, Hill anattatted Int.,:d Ides is haat of the tire. sad thae greatly laetered the tallef .iO.ll islet... tartan that ha wee estiaiag. LW! Ibto Mae till the wee fellow became ham ea well as scalded. Whoa a kadth Haney was mimed ha vaned to have Hole ?Paltry mousing la 106670,e ; be bate are ei hie bead, sad t•ti , otietteceate a shut Imply iltelpared. A mama was .nt a, 1 lemma In attelialbara, bat eapreeeed rave doubt. id the lame. rinoirtry. 0a Iletardity a load paper reported that sta ewe had had a fetal ienabiatlea, bet teas irpory as the tpet we leas Met the saaeasolonat I. per melon that ta,uth still is a deaepwoae mete end manse greet agony,. pet. the iepiria• bays sot as alumna es tipper sr trot the) Ito Awe Aura' Isesaittsr. A 4 veirtiet ga• of. }--PA MIX/ AND GiYrrO, Paw ri labium+ )I Ipra l , nterd•btreeb , * e.t.a WA. lb Its pwimn le waft. ible • um, Wu lubl ensue be as, mks., sib.. b. Moe 1.5 ^, beds , . or el —Mllme 4.r cot ler M. • 61. .o.lle. f., Woo • goleviapb, elf •et loW, 51 • bolas. .Isle. U • /I. .11• yaw. 1.11•1116.114bera. Pbblscallbm. belibllo% bed mrso.reis& PrleslMssei toss.—ruitua %km% al mad S. vsairialsois. Mr. Alderman Hia;reques;edike wrest to 4clcowledge the reestpi from H. P. and B. D. d 10e. la postage lamp s , white will be applied as desired. Frederitk Berwy, stoker, woe brought up on remand, ebargad, on his own cortfissioe, with *Waling 121. 10a. from • lady residing at Kiss's Lynn. On Friday he had given himself into custody, stating that he had stolen themonsy • fortnight before from a lady in whose home his Meter lived, and that he had been very uneasy in his mind ever since, for fear the Maine should fall epos Der. He repented this slatanient when brought before the Lord Mayor, but se there was a strange exciiement in his manner Its was remanded in order that the prison sur ged: welt vitamins into the state of his mind, as well as to ere tame to oommunicate with the police at Lynn. Haggett, detective, to whom the prisoner h a d given him self up, now said that he had written to Lynn, and received • reply Mating that the parties deutheei to promotive. The Lard Mayor (alter persehtit the letter)—Act the lady does not chum* to per,. any charge against you, prisoner, you roughs dircharpd , but let me warn you, if there be say tomb is your s&•••ensation, as lam iadu md ' to believe thins *lst this be a lesson to you fur lite. Let roe also wars yea not to loiter about the City, for you will be well knees ft the patios now, and if you should be taken into away epos any other Charge. this will tell severely against yes . . . _ _ _ Prisoner—My lord, 1 don't know where to go now, for 1 Mn •ot • farthing of money, and so work. The Lord Mayor-1 cannot reward • wan who has robbed meths, se you have done, and implicated hia poor innocent —. I can only warn you not to kilter shoat the City. The or...oiler was then discharged. Afryl. Harmon, a tall balking led, 19 yews of awe. wee ebeßed eel h stiempting to obtain relief at the City of Jim Colon, he not being at the Him in • Vote of doll- WM. Lott, polka-constable 473, said he was es ditty at the anion MIL*, Bt. Mary Ale, about an hour pervicgmly, when the prisoner who had often Teen there Wore, aglin applied for robot. Witness naked him whether be had any money, to which he recessed a reply in the nesstfre, but on search ing the prisoner witness found about him 7e. 2d. Tbe pri mes, said it belonged to another boy, but witness not be hoving that took him Into cutely. The Lord Moyor—Thin a meow, offence, placer,. ; what have you to soy to It Ytimaer—Why, sir, the money balongs to another boy la I known. He heist got no pocket and nowherso to keep mossy , so when be gets any he gives it to me, and 1 keeps it lar him. He gyre me Ts. 6d. on Friday, and I gore him heck thmegesce on Saturday to get soon grub, and I haint aeon ?'b Lad liayor —Welk do you know wham to fled ? Psfrissair—No; bat bid know 'bare to And dta it I was oat T. Lad Idayor—No doubt be Imposes on the Union Jest as yea N. Prarawr—No ha don't, be works somewhere, but I blow be bola% pt so base to co to. The Lord Mayor—Well you must go to prima for • moat!, and year weepy will go to the Mika. Prfacaar—Weil, now. that tan't kir, that Mot. You don't =she te do that. It will be very hard foe the poor boy it Wanes to. The Lad Mayer—lt is t las, awl a ter/ pod one, for it pretests itsyoltCU • doe ratepayers. Tik• primerr woo ass bawd up. CLERILENWELL. Oar's Adak aged 40, as estnag-Itoese sad I=3 rarer. of Ira 26, Judd-street, Bt. Peaces% wee illeideady modeler a quastity of sobs direr Oars, etedsektg of cep wow, sauce ladles, maw hogs, Rugs, dm, the rearedy of Mrs. Disarm, tif Ne. 3, lakddeowvilles, KM tbak.terus,, dee with being he unlawful reieweles of several Uwe risen, resell owe, watches, sad plaid articles 111 b. Lewis apposed for the praiser. Frew the ',ideate of Inspector Puns, B division, sal Chown, 6 E, it appeared they went to the raceme' and sited If be Ina the owner of the house, aid an =if sa alSroladv•v•PlTe thaweked what poetised kite , sad we, mewerd " Two rooms sp stoles." Kr. Piers, the told releaser he was as inspector of police, add had railed is retereace to wane plate which had bees sold to Mr. Beek, of Ilvater-strad. The priasser maid he had so tocoliectios of it, sad was thee takes Ist, custody. Urea Mr. Pierce sad Sergeant Chews morchinir the booms they lowed a umber at valuable docks. about 80 duplicate, re. betel to wattle, sad atlas valuable property, • quantity of dentewriated stapes (was • wheatahad), shad Saks with the Whale C. K., the " Life of Nardeos," with the same of Lidos, as the titled; Wyld's sad the orld, • tary Isetratotor is three ; a workbox ef disty, sad other "doable propww, sr be seen at the polarwstatke. Bove of the eloha IMO Antlesd, and proved to hem bees stoles between hair sad twelve months Whoa. _ . lir. Carrie said It woe a came fors jury, sad semeshied the primmer Is the Central Criminal Court for trial, but con sented le MU bed for the primmer's appearance, viz., two stiretiss in the stun of 1501. meth. MARLA° ROU OR-ST lilt ET. Jain Dram sod Haw!, Scares, two weli-dreeeed fellows bash of whoa have Wen convicts—the one having received fear yea& penal welted', the other • term of imprieonmeat —wsre charged with uttering a counterfeit halfeovereign at the shop of Mrs. Mary lane Wilco:, tobacconist, of 15, Mortimer-street, Cavendieh.aqoare. Mr. B. Lewis append for the primmer.. The proeeciitria said en Saturday night Brows entered the shop and eked for two of the best cigars ; a second person thee mitered, and immediately after the premier Scores. She pee Brown two cigars, and be put down • half sovereign on • cigar owe, but dtrectly after said he wanted scented Glom and that he would wait till the next gentleman was served. She afterwards asked Brown if he bad any small ehangc, but he made no reply. She then went into the parlour, and eased • fried to give it to her, and be did n. She then hooded it to Brown, sad heat ono. left the shop. Scans sated for half an ounce of tobacco, which she served him with. She at that m went discovered the half-enerreign was bad, but not thinking he was connected with Brown she allowed blue to go. A neighbour then called is, and she kiwis g told him she had tikes a bod half- Noverelin, ha asked bar if ahe would be able to identify tba V :er, and ohs said sloe should, and four hours after she Mr. George Parrott, 420, Mortimeretreet, proved seeing the prisoners welting togeth•er in trot of the prooscutrix siesip, and melt* them some boor, otter near the Caledidueut road, wheys baggy, them iato custody. Lambert, 69, proved handing Sauce over to • constable and taking Brown into custody in • coffes-abop In the Cale ! Cordon-nod, and stelag him pat a gilt vandal strongly re ambling • half sovereign oa the seat when he was sitting. Brown had jai.' cows from four yawl tratesportatioa, and the other hod been convicted. Sergeant Insatiate allied for • remand, which woo granted. THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 1, Ism Kr. Ingham—Hasa you seen him eines ? Applicant—Not tintil a month ago, when he was charged et the Thames polia•court. Mr. Ingham—Hon do you get your living? Applicant—l go out washing 'tree days a week. I can myself end children coadoe ., table, but I catt your earnings r 't o kdep him.t eoyd p Apia/ma—Ye And a strr s w Mr. laglmm—Have you say farniture ? Applicant—Yes, sir, I hays one scow full. Mr. Ingham gauged the order. THE LATE EXTRAORDINARY CASE OE SEW SLAUGHTERING WEAR SHEFFIELD. IMITI,H POMIASION& THE POLICE COURT& MANBION-110USE. SOUTHWARK. Jame, Brown, a notsnous young wikpoeket. wss trolled haws Me. beechen', charged with attempting to meat • handl:in:Wet Irian Mr. Edward Ilizeu, • farmer of Roinford. Thn prueerutnr rid thst on Saturday morning he was trammeling beieiceas in the Borough Market, when he fait • heavy tag at hie pocket, mid as looking round he perceived the prioress, puliick Away at his hand.kerchlef, which ho had abatrecied from the pocket, but could not get away, owing to Am end of it befog teemed to • smug. which wee eosiorcted with the bottom of the pocket. Wilms. immediately seised hold of the primer, and detained biro until • constable Mup, whoa ► be gave him into custody, iness hew eslditiell his plea of doiectiog end catching a pi, kwieket. He pulled his handkerchief ow of his pocket, and to one red we. dud • piece of string, and the loiter wee fastened et the hottnin of the pocket. Mr. Dunham told him it wee an artful way to prevent each robberies. and inquired hew he came to do .o. Witness replied that be had Inn eo many pn-ket-headker chieb in the Borough and other markets, that ha thought he would um, thet method to detect the thieve.. ThM wee the firrihe bed winebt. . . The prite,ner, in answer to the charge, meld be um the po.lemeo't baedlieecbiet boning out of Ina pocket, when leo n n rtit be would bond It to bin. Mr. notches] eras &boot so send hint to the esestone, when the simmer pleaded pithy, sad wee sentenced to bin weeks' herd Winer. LAMBETH Vero Avg Ramp, a talg;tivsll4le woman, was charged before Mr. l'srdley with crestiog a ditgarbence and causing la (toed to aseemble la front of the pollee-station at Csralgrwell. Polieu-constable 3T P depored that he was on duty at Countervail etalkin.honee on S utarday night, and at about a quorter to Maven be heard • violent kaucking at the dour. He +rat to ree what vu the mutter, and he found the pri anon stundiog outside, and on retuoastrating with her on her conduct else tioctuve moot abusive, and huddled upin being lot kid up. He Kota requested her to go about ha beano", but ete refo..d, i.nd ruoiing at the bell rang it violently. Her eundoct wiaa PO lane' , end violent ea to 01111110 a crowd to euieautl• ' and h.+ was ulunagelv utiles& to lock her up. Mr. Yardloy—Mila oho drunk Graeber f it. ea— th unk, your worehip. dlr. Yardiev—What I. oho P Wit...ft.—A awned women, dr. Mr. Yardley (to the pelsooter)—Win your husband give you • eti•socter . . . . dmit hoot. ; but if you wi•h to alit him Jon moo' Mad to tEA hmukal to him. Mr. Yardley—lo than say &Ally ells who will 'lwo you ebarsver A polimovalastsblo—l cas, your worship. Sha I. this cost drums's+ mad truubiesothe w vurin we have is the district, sir. Mr. Yardlry—Weil, this is • 'sty bad character, Mrs. Scamp ; you &SUM I. pnaos fur area days. H& L) . . After de disponi of tan night ener,ini • Plc inly-thaenr4 young worsen entered the wounii-ba •01 applied frt an or der tr protect her ermines fp , ol her hu-hated. She aimed that Oar wove wee El get,. and itiet rhe wee th• sire of George Ftedetirk Hoy el. nu, nee ludo:ten at the Central Criminal Court on Thuniday t r the isurdor of Z3ppoish Wright by poems. end wee a:quitted. Me. lustimu—When do you live ? Applicant—At No. 4, Willsaueetreet, l'itridge-r rout, . . Mr. Ingham—Del you give your liusbaad any cause for levvviskyou P _ . , - Applicest—Nose, ;be ..suited me four rem ago laid Nay, loofas zas with thr.•choliwa, sad the tapecta iles et bag iiirtat mattart. The runaway Kaffir, who gives the name of Ned, and who has t late occasioned no small sensation in this neighbourhood, was brought before the magistrates, at Eck ington Courthouse, on Wednesday, on a charge of sheep stealing. The man came into this country about three months ago with a Mr. Handley, of Blackburn, user Sheffield, but for DOW reason or other ha ran away, the general impression being that he did so became ha considered himself has taseta's slave. The probability la, however, that he Ma away because he had no desire to return to Africa with Mr. Handley, and to some extent this is cor roborated by what be baa said since ha was taken into custody. After having his master the poor fellow went into the woods and showed en antipathy to the society of mon, though he occasionally approached them who, they wen alone, and even begged of them; and it wee tide lamer alrenswwww that led to him apieehandoa. Oa the 12th be was ease la the sot of elanghtenng a sheep, the property of Mr. Jobb, of Drake Howe, met 'Seghttot, sad an attempt was then twin te pi mole line to go to the village, so that be lab* be tibia sere of sad returned to his master, bat this was not secounkl. However, cle Sunday bet be woe seen on the high reed arm Thorpe Salvia, by • Mr. PAM••••, and Mr. Bobbies On up to him he wee peressied to go to hie beers, sad be was afterwards ' handed over to the police. He wee glen to to the police merely to allow time for the And-fliavery &dirty to seed down an agent to take up his owe; bet to prove that the officials have en authority for datatelng Idea • der gaols were hand against him on the charge of sliespreisagber log, and he was remanded foe three days. rai charge will not, however, be premed, sad when the agent arrives from London, the whole ointments= of the poor fellow's cars will be goat lab, and be will either be taken care of by th• soctety, or permitted to go into the service of some trustwortly t ierson. Hts rosetet. Mr. Hmdley, has ratenesd to Port N and therefore he foregoes all dolma whatever upon him . Ned is a fine musonlar fellow, very strongly built, and quite inoffensive. He seems in no wise to be afraid of those who address hint, and though be othaet uedenitared all that is said to him, yet he bee • suffloleat karrerledge of the language to make heneelf understood. Later accounts mete that mace Ned" wee taken before the magistrate, the superinteadeot of police has bees directed to atom him to Leedom, and hand him over to the British sad Foreign Anti- Slavery Society, who have kindly promised to take up his cant and find him a home. noomdlngly, the Kafir left for the metropolis on Friday. Since he has been in custody ha bee very touch Improved in spirits end appearance. AGRICULTURAL PROIIIiCTS. Last week closed with intense frost, sad the weather of the precast week Ms bees of the most variable sad severs ehereeter ezperlemeed for eses pest so serty as the meats of Robber. HIM the first night wea rem sheep, bet ea Hoeft sihmaame a change eel la, mid rein sad sleet fell, Millet In caw parts of the country the weather metiened extremely coil. From Liverpool the ac count. of Tuesday were miasmal as to the peculiarity of the weather. Om amouat states " fliooll Friday the weather he been monody severe—thender, lightning, rain, hail, sad frost, have prevailed alternately.' Another says " We have had the most remarkable change of weather ever eagerleased here. In the short space of twenty miaow we ham bees pleased from • very warm atmosphere into win ter. This change occurred on Thursday evening, and since that time we have had mating storms of thunder, hail, rain, sad anew, of more than forty hours duration, and now we have had three nights of revers frost, ranging from a mini mum temperature of 21 deg. to 25 deg. each night, the baro meter Adam and abdicating more frost." Alcamo the Mame we. sudden on the east coast, it was net seise SO revere. Here, on Tuesday, it we. a thoroughly wet day, sad this, wee incessant rain all the way from SoeM Wake to the the night closing with • terrific. gale of Med. This seed many, and one very fearful disseter, ▪ the hen of the Royal Charter. Since then the weather has bees alternately wet and dry, with occasionally slight frosta at eight, but with • much higher temperature during the days, winds varying from south-east to south-west. We have been thus tos more particular in noticing the weather ' for it has had he inflames, on " agricultural pros pmts." We regret to my that the sudden and sharp (mete have sadly injured the =angel enamel, which had not already bees bottled and pitted, end we tsar that thousands of acres have been so completely spoilt that they will not be worth the trouble and expense of being. carted from the field. After the late costly harvest, this will be • sad trial to many of the poorer farmers; and those batter able to mend it, will and a serious item of Ime in the destruction of this valuable root. Swede turnips have stood the change better, and will not coffer much. The progress of tillage tow not been greatly interrupted, the hosts having done the lead much good, sad enabled plough ing to be proceeded with favourably. & good deal of wheat bee been got into the ground in a satisfactory state, and the demand for seed samples has somewhat allevieted the trade. Choice smith..s hareem commanded extra prices, muse a little amends for the low rates still minuet to the merchants and millers. to jedp what the very peculiar weather fore bodes, but many matey it threatens • severs winter, although, as we notified ut our last week's remarks, when frost takes plaits so early as st present, it le net tundly lasting. Such wan the OM in the past year. After about a week of sharp wmthar early is November, it became very mild, and so con tinued foe time. As to berley, — elthough the deliveries increase, there is a great scarcity of choice malting qualities, and now that mahatma want to be fully at work, they cannot obtain a suificieecy of a description suitable. Msny object to pay so high a duty on an inferior article, and refuse to work the medium and inferior sorts. The prices in the egricaltural dietricta hare this we-k ranged from 21s. to 48e. par qr., the former being for sprouted and discoloured sAmpisi, scerady good mono for feeding purposes. Still it is extensively used on the farm, and slightly better, up to 24e. per qr., los commanded a great demand throughout the west. lodged, feeding stun of all kinds has been placed at Improvieg prices, with an extended sale, and the prospect now of a large eon sumption tip to Christmas, at lesat, may ours a slight far ther enhancement la most article.. October 29.—Nark-leste Express. THE 7111101 BRANDT FINIAGE. (From the Circular of Kars. Tipping, Chassarel, aud Co.) We an in receipt of advice. from our several oar. respondents in the brandy districts, and that our friends may not be mired by the rumours which bar been cir ri:dared is this market regarding the vintage of the present year, we at ear place before you the facts ewe have c ollected, which may be relied up in as authentic, and hops they wfl be found derviceable. We may state that our remarks are based upon all the information that could possibly be obtained both from the Cherente aid Armagnac Megrim., and &abdicate the Liter ie but little known en oar market, still me it 'Errs coesnlerably the Cognac market, it is not without ita signifirsce with us, for when a failure in the vintage takes pare in that district (producing as it warty does, large quantities of low wines), the trade generally secured its requirements from the two Chorentee for their borne consumption. The vintage in the Cognac district this year is unfortusately not only short of an average one, but that. can be no doubt whatever that the quantity of the retire crop does I not exceed one-half of that obtained in year while the white wines, which may be calculated ma third of that produce, are found de9oient in alcoholic properties, being thin and poor, and will therefore not produce the some ardent of brandy as they would have done had the quality equalled thine of 1859. The white wines of the Buis district are now well* at 50 fence pr hogshead, which would make this quality of brandy equal to 225 franca per hectolitre, and champagne brandy at least 250 (mac.; it is true that the red wiseo have not suffered in equal proportion to the white, end the quan tity made may be eetunated at nearly two-tbirde of that pro duced lent year, but it should not be forgotten that red wines are not generally employed for diatilling purpoies, but re tained for home c inotimptiou. Parts and Bordeaux have already secured large quantities of thew wined at prior rag ing from 60 to 70 (rant. per hogsbead, the preeeut quotation bong 80 franc*, which price has in some instances been obtained. In she Armagnac district the vintage certainly does net exceed one third of an average. bli-st of this wins, which is cow erlliag at 501. par hogshead, I. generally con verted into byttniy, bat on account of the scarcity of other wine., little of t. will be Mewled this year. The preset value el Artuognec reedy ie 1601. per hectolitre, with an upward tendency. With the above feet* before um end the knowledge of the short stocks of old brandies now held by the Circe, hours, we are fully convinced that the brandies of 1557, and part Vowel 1858 (which are of very ire quality), meet rule considerably higher on our market. Prices are rill violas daily in Cream, and we do net believe that the brandy of 1859 con he offerid under VW. to 230 f. pee hectolitre, if even at that quotation. EXTENSIVE ROBBERY PROM TILE MIDLAND RAlL teal! COMPANV.—A system of rubbery of the neat eaten etve nature hoe been thecovertd to have been prat deed upon the Midland Railway Cowpony at Notttieghein. For mouths met article. catrm int! to the company for conveyance have Lon unaccouutabsy Met, and berm; aunts bare Wen paid In autos tuctances a ,sunpencation. the Saturday morning, Mr. Flaunt, the detective otlicer erupleyed by the company, and Mr. Palethurpe, superintendent of the Nottinghamshire pelt. e, went to the booms of two men, named Robert Shelton aud John Manchester, in Clifton-street, Lenton, • village neer tiottinghato. Os the premiere they found lace, brocade, sugar, tea, tubers*, guns, rt&e, a amber of lock., for which the ousupat.y had paid 491. compensation sic months ago, and a qte.u.tity of other property, amounting altogether to over lid/. in value, which bra been tdentstled sa having bees stolen front the Midland Kering Company. The penman were taken Wore Lord &fp.' mud the witting nwagistratein at the Cminty-hall, sad W.V. reminded for a weak. Both had bees is She merViellei 1111111061,1117. SHARE LISTS. The following are yeeterday'a closing prices : OILDIJIANY SALMI AID STOOL& N /7 la N 100 Ili £OO • II NI al . /1 7 921 3 It II a 1 111 Iti “ i 103 Ili 0 se 13 114 101 110 00 0 dal 10 111 11l I A 1 at "' lei 70 60 0 113 114 134 IM M eta 003 101 si M MI 17 M ;$l . I M M 191 Sit dm 441 NI /4 744 41•11. if 4 i a IS 18 117 111 . M .1 SO U U 1? 4/ 4 4" ?di 11 U U 1 We 111 t.L id rr eh iri . Y.n. I.m. ttelloi t ...- ... di. Vila, Wks Mr milli Do. i rritu:477._ Isßale.Bna seems i .. , m. D.c, .. be.. * t..t WA. Am. alOrrlat: % be. Lat A ta nod M. usperurnaDoo swarm. I Petal Oud• liimitadi .. 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Om. of Omardi et Lades .. m 00.. . , i t=tlihrluertad I.se.CLinket eon. bawls. sod Ostalq..l Wades Join Mod,. Loa. eat Wrizalogar err. et Isaleml N&SLOIAI BUM irer matt Wale-- Mang Disk Oar Prtmadal of inlaaa dear Aostrad• r. was of AM4IIO Oen. of Londe =re am ale al asasellaaa babasnaa 40 1 Ittit h e l ! barlta narrowly an an UM Amebas Waal 40 belsAlraballat Telai In lireeOs 0 an Miami 511 Orp.)/a.atlisablabb all Pre. per s. 01 7 0 0 .2 la 11" aeee be. 'Se* rifeeery Asa Oft , - Omen! Iras C.— rina' met As. T loam s: Lawl.ol.llneltd.a..) iii..... las.tiatkorramok I Maim Irriesdlainail M. l'af i g: WNW Diastias G. :4 iirelonis Lad Dailwar.lnaslaa. 1 1in5055.6.4.1.1 1. belt. Auntairiar lua Do, " Saw brew' bo. do. 0 rid Illng Lood/Mla DO. YIN iwd el. 1 radio it 111.1 jam- Imo .. ___ man pat Il;Nlse* = FZI,:r Pt. Nonfat. dam Itytdre 0 Idaaf damliad Ltd 1 *soave,' T a = 1 ft TrudiVOLUNOta. 100 Ds. Da. vld D1t5... , .. Lwd IL Dlotorts Dodit W ON MI e 41 ei Iv 1 7 - 0 — 71 111 se xi ue 01 110 i Pt i Pal 19 91 19 161 it i If fi 73 73 Fr ii al f I so 4 II Is N lff 110 4f lfa a p 103 it ;t ' $ i 164 lo 1:1 es i I I l i Age quid in 4 114 II 11 4 N t! Ti 80 • 11. J t Ps __ - 41 4 T 41 a 24 US 1g S. a 1 1 1$ IS 101 101 BERKSHIRE ELECrIoN.—Mr. W. F. Bloody, of IThading, has just published en abstract of the expenses Is oared in the unopposed election of the Boa. Philip Lloyds"! Bouvais and Mr. John Wier, which shows a total of 2.2371. 16.. Among the items see—Thomas Rages and Tumors W. T. Ceske, 1,32.51. 16s. 7d., agency fees, end et pan of themselves sod rub•agente, and for sundry apneas in bone hire, postal, bill posting, telegraphic insaregas, darks, assistants, and miscellaneous payments' the main keg KIM rude up by charges for priataag, advortiming, biro of rooms for committee. and rehlasni Ice dirks, mown gem &c., stationery, [Advortiousent..]—EPPS'B (HomccoroTalo CHID. null Oboaa.—Tbb atecosi prwarstton In odd by tbs yelaapel g rennat la ed. par Lb. , jib.. awl Ito metal% Orb plies MOM Jame yys,Remantsibit &Rolm. Losara.' 2 Y II! A. A. ii• leN iii 0 Sill mil Irt g a ll •P 76.10) 1 lbs. 4666611. avow ttS W 62.106.611.66 61.0 e 30 6 G )66.6%. A Joh& dal Nat • Case Omar - IttroW:Q=.lCia; rueZ I= - ' • 16.6 h. I Limas 16.61 6 Ludanalaa ...... 10.811 1 ilmiquiss 41.00 r 1 I N. Wass Ca et 8 16.06) 10 PAvaralis naLpo6ul Lod 160.00. I I ..wt 1.0161.. 60.0e0 1 &WWI hatode. IfAm) (1.174 =lf Undid *Nina JOINT STOOK lain MI if, 111.1 0 0 MARKETS. LOXDON 'SILLY DOOR ZITO& limponsd Dewed dvaLs—Wom b 4 . 8N 2.26 1 Mauritius — mai Madan Li 2. 1 2 6.122 11 l i 1L • aka 2.00 2.0111 Oea 1,014 21 1221r—1 i t.::...—..0•11. on 411 sa.—occ to. P 4.11140. 104 111.10 11.10 ojo NMI 141,011 111.414 134,703 134.01 . •4 01 4.711; 12762 41.211 46.•43 4213 0.243 3044 1, 26.10 0,667 TALLOW.—Ws have men to report a very quiet week in the tallow market. The demand on the spot has been Lot moderate, and very little bulginess baa passed speculatively. The market leaves off without animation. Spot, 69e. 3d. ; Ukraine, 695. 6d. to 69e. 9d.; all the year, 695.; December only, 69.. 3d. to 69e., and the mane price January to March; Odessa sheep, 69e. 3d. ; best, 695.; South American, 68.. 3d. ; first p*s, 675. 6d.,yallow ; ssoondY.C.,6Bs, to 68..3d.; soaps, 670.64. Town tallow, 605., net cash ; tallow, alaina, 66..6d., palm oil firm at 475. to 47a. 6d. ; Sae Lague, 440. to 46e., inferior and draggy ; Cochin cocoa nut oil, 435. to 43e. 10d. ; Ceylon, 40e. 6d. to 41s. 10d.; rough fat, 3s. 3414.; Sydney, 395. to 41e., less 21 per amt.—(Prom the CircuMr of Mews. Smith and Charism, dated Monday evening.) COTTON.—Liazaroot, Ocr. 31.—The ales of cotton to-day are estimated et 10,000 halm. The market closed flaelly at the price* of Friday hurt. CATTLE.—Livaarooc, Ocr. 31.—The supply of cattle and sheep at market to-day le oonsiderably one than on last Monday. There wee a very good demand for beef, at higher prior for the beet quality; middling ' without change in value. Mutton in good demand, al tall prices. r, .Om. 31.—Bell'sPrimross o. 134. Bowers Wad Hartley, 16•.; Barnbape, 13s. • Bysas'allSb- - side Wait Hartley, 16e. ; Clark's West Haray, 16e. ; Will. Bad doors Close, 18s. ; Walls End B 18e. ,• Walls Bad Eden, 18s. 6d.; Eden Math, 18•.; alb Haswell, 20e.; Walla End Hatton, 261. ; Well . End Kepler Grams, 19a.; Walla End Booth Hems, 19a. 9d. • 'Walls End H Hall, 18e. Bd. ; Walla End Whitworth, les. • Csrwsy and Malting, 22a. 6d.; Duffryn, .225. 6d.; Eowell's . Susan, 225. di—Ships at market, 34; sold. 34 TRAFFIC RETURNS. IutIWATS. YON Pt. MN- Teed. Teal. we& rum ebeedles. 1143. 1313. Week grebe October IS. A A A Doktats mid =maim . ... 11l 1.709 1.7f A 4 3403 2393 Week loll= OA/3W IL WOW* sad Lake Herm .... 111 - 1.010 1,615 Sew WOPINS et Carle . - $56 6721 34-05 9.930 1402 - - - - - WO* MIN Oolsbir U. Om& I,lo7l3 L b rdiMomoad 1114 a - 2°.860 3" 2° Ora ....-....- ........ 214 12.325 3.512 16.127 11.070 SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 13£81:TALTIE8. Arm PIlalb). Of ibreen, hem Lamm Mar to Imadon, way &Salo with la tbe Yd °ember in lot 4, it. la 39 W., waterlogiget TM wow wen aloe off ad landed at this port.—Balafa, 21.8., October 10. Maine Holvms.—The Meth Anserlembuilt weed, toot with all Ma. at rertbdwrgen. is tits thanes llama. Boulby, trees War. pool t MUM • totality of the wrecliage 15 el Ababa& end Aargau; Ana Mlla have bag plead op. bat therm Ms been aussiug too high to tate of the reet.--Vishatard. October 24. Flare (m), Dada...taw, from Leedom to Bt. Petersburg, got on store to iiiinimanu . . Grand on the elth October, I. full of water...id ap. pfireetly • wreck. Pen of eatio is thrown overboard. ffp to the , fgth nothing hod ban esvod.—gaigl, October 91. LW& Win (English alp), .11th wee on short off Ikekra Baur as the 9th Sept, Meted the following day, and returted of the Tower without InJury.—Celeotta, Sept. 23. Norwe.—Her Noleare rerew•inmer Illosalsys, arrived hereto-day has Bermuda, reports baying towel iota that port on the lath Carter the Mama theragel. of Loedop others" nom Honduras to Falmouth. what Tema Mte ill la with at No on tin et la °amber to stheatad am sating enta—Portsmootb, Octets, M. ineeneiti, Beam a and frees Quagga for Veryport, put In here to. day with {Mot iselnyard. and thrown balm, and ran ashore on the Knott—theetwooo, October 91. Dam the meaner of a tattoos, the follawir g eanalUes capered : —TM Blida Ala Malignant and La., total wady. The Mel. Maim on Aare with tom of all man eau to the dealt. TOO Om, Motile ripped bat sten poet e.sa oat. and imentawly 81 1.4 and mat. Tbe Podia; Wtheativalte, sod Mengiung, got in contact with one mother, ad all threw roma. geese won cleating op the 1 river eta greet etc. Tae Wale-aware teems a totes wreck . the Paha& le edam mitt/atter ; and the 81thagyag is high snare • hip my up its liar. A Moe. yowl gm mot dettmg at. and It le append al hangs were net Tb. pilot. J. Brown, 14 Myo pias.. and II Champion their /Wes doting the gale. A sago boat, soutatnitg 19 Mind ea age loa.—liong Mac apt. 11. VESSRLS SPOKEN WITH. Aware (Larkin Alp), from rondos for Elavanash, °cater 23 la% 43.21 N. lon 21.6 W. Mesa (bartem), tram Blngspow for Urerpool, Kept. 1, lat 33.014. km 11.0 [- De Weber& Irmo Liverpool for Cecutta, Sept. 13, lat 11.7 N, loft W-10 W. ldivard, Ram Moulmein for Load., Not- 4 Sat 34.49 8, too W. 33 11, Margaret Pollocai Britich snip). for Loodoe, October 27, lat 41.30 lon 1.311 W ; W well air (brig), from Liverpool (Cr Pernambuco, 37 days, !apt 17, lat 10.00 N, lag 36.33 W. Too. Basun (liguith aldp), from Liverpool for Waidlla, October 3, 1.16 if, km 26.13 W. MAILS FOR AMERICA VIA CORR.—The follow 's' notice has been trard from the General Post °Moe Arrangement. have been made tor the British packets con veying the malls between this country and North America to all at Queenstown (Cork), Lit the &arrows of embarking and landing mails, on each of Blair voyages between Liver pool and Boston, ere that is, on every alternate voyage by Britiah packet to and from America. For the future, therefore, the outward mails will include such cor respandeuee as may be posted or may arrive in London up to the usual poet-hour on Saturday evening, or ton reach Cork up to Sunday morning ; so that • considerable additional time will be allowed throughout the kingdom for patties letters, &c., sent by these British peckers to the United States and to British North America. This 'transmits= will commence with the packet appointed to leave Liverpool on Saturday, • Nov. 5, and will continue thenceforth on every alternate Saturday. Notice will be raven in both the daily and weekly editions of the Postal °Metal Circular," of the dates of sailing of the packets to which this arrangement will apply. As the mails from Boston and Balite: will in future be lauded at a shorter Unarm! after their embarkation than heretofore, it ma not be visible to sort all the newspapers, on the hoe voyage, before the arrival of the packet at Queenstown. Any newel*, era that may remain unsorted. will, as at present, be carried on to Liverpool. THE Loss OF THE DUKE OF RICHMOND STEAMER. —OFFICIAL INQUIRY.—On Tllttreday and Friday tart an official inquiry Into the cireumstances &Beadles the wreck of the Duke of Richmond was :.old at Aberdeen. After hearing the evidence the nmel.traae exonerated Captain Geddes from all blame, and returned Dim he certificate; but thought Mr. Smart, the mate, was in anue degree to blame. and therefore retained hie certificate to be forwarded to the Board of Trade. THE GREAT EASTERN.—The Liverpool Daily Post states that the Gnat Eastern rile to-day (Turalay) for Northampton; that Mr. Soar Ewell is to be entirely dispensed with, and the uhele direction emanated to Mr. TAOS. Bold (of Liverpool); end that 40,0001. has been placed et that gentleman's dupissi cuoplete the ship m speedily as possible. It is timber stated that in the spring the vessel come to Lisz rpot ; l _ . f[Advertisernent.l— r HoLLowAT's PILLS AND O .—ACIDITY. Ilgeftesren, pl_.rr laPl I. Ell —This forinklene way of Wows* will Not alarm thaws who him once ent hused the happy mow In whfeh colt nal all of theta 'kW to the purltytog Influence of Owe lIS-. 'noir .fleet i. ready Inereederl by rubbing the port. or the ekto mar the put. affected with Holloway Ointment, which tsar through the oleos. ar,sl act. upon town orate • intenowl to the portion tol✓sd. It is won•ierul how In.l •e•tLw miectunhe to inch krannoot ebb% siwws. WITS , relief 10 s .eon time. 0001. and rbeinnationi are whew aceorniwitled by disordered etws•dt, whkh Lbd ..me r , omit.. mum, rectify, by purifying the Wood and regulaung the set:. 0. the lava, Int:sos•. end bowel, BIRTHS, MARKI AGF.S, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. BUCK LET.—Ott 27, ot ry Cottage, now heetoodoe, the ege K° Jon.. bey„ [fooleor ,on IV RU USSON : — . O.et. b oula, Tuthibtro, the We of the Ecv. D. FeTloo.oa, of • .lausbte7. ILA at Hlonrcnbury 1.134.13. Brf;bton. the wife of M. L. • -- lanyto. hp.. of daughter. . Ll 2: t•G?!ht.—taxt. ttr,ax Iloraseg, the wC• 'V a. Leo4gree. of ,1 !Mt' 1 LLV.—Oet. 2.. at Lbalaps Litstee, Pons. the "Be of C.B. M0h18e.14., of e sno. ILE I u.—teat. U. u Cieseeeeod. the wife of Dr. F. Reid. eth Fael:Mo. et a -Oct.llll/o, 1.8. at &album Ea/01k. the wife at J. Bike. • still SLAT ER.—Oet. Pnekllnetos, Yorkablre, the was of the gar. N Wow. M.A.. of • iltheldroci. MARRIAGES. OARDINZII—DARTIEII.—Oct. Jobe% mow Bitrtabko, Latmashlre, by the key. IL W. al•Orub. A. L. Garthoor, E.q.. ita:ilaz, to Mary tiles. daulbtor of W. Saber. toq.. of the Itotiht, llkbcr Browtbton. UALLI DAY—Lti DLO at St. George a. 111110 R Num. by the Bee. J. Ilaalay. J. It dl. or. E. . of Muth." , , k.hmdt . ^ , b , " abire. to Nation, widow of who law Major W. A. Ludlow. of tbo Wool Army. I)NATtIf , DAUM:cit.—Oct. SS. at Ane. 7 l b 11. Bury Bt. Mone* Elleabetb. whlov, of the lit,. Y. N. Daeverq. te leeteTbll.—toet. SI. at kW. et %%EL.. Sea/4ra. Rear Liverpool. E. rooter. req.. 10,1 O. 11•111LTub.—uet. 13. at Orevglie limive. 1 iteltabbsea, Jellaba. wife of Liest.-Coload Hawke& tho bembay Army. aged HlLL.—bet.Yi. at Vale, , -leaf V , but. buetata 1611U1, dau;htet of IRA late VerteAdroiral 1 1 111. rebel 47. XXI I:I 1.-04. at Provost.ro.to, 11absetookbil1. T. 11. Keith. Mel. .. --... marl ft VIN T014.-004...Z. at bit reatteum. No. 4. et. Karl'otoad. Canon born Tama* Voutoto. LN.. 41 , 44-oolat. Throraortoastrott. la too tab )ear of ba ? 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