The Express. — London, England, 1858-06-01 00:00:00

In days pr, rloa I 11047 I ^ty'a. h La r d s ikrly to roue for ' ?!.e op. mirth's. .rtirneata 4. and to ,F 4,. rising Icing op, s.st nigh parley. le limos wild and to question, sto wen ril Lll sides PProosed Ily what at party, spot) any ty, found miriade", asiledge t t otetinsto I though d Lard leir iodi hey were let:rooted be towed 2inessias, r in half in %maw% Time fa I. ]*lay at pi l ipla practical 'oval and I by Lord Hems et bits id glad to )bvionely was safe reit ion of care and to toter• 1K time to lay l' SRL their Crg on ec knee. ,of anent. t of the i of tin his perti. sent ap city. Ho Lucas to rimier, on we careful of gaining ofd GMT, tire ma ths credit t be even the lung ple vote of preeaing eaten only on is aftat t of party istanosa d cident caa I or &Ml is tut and 11 Duet I died of zt . Fel? Though re egos he had won for himself a name not only on sea but on land. The fame of his conspicuous and daring Ber rie,' in the batteries before Sebastopol was still freoh in men's minds, when he again disembarked his guns a t Calcutta, and, with his bead of British tars, pushed up the country with surprising 'peril', and battered his way, under Sir Colin CAMPBELL, into Lucknow. A few days later this gallant sea man, with his sailors and his heavy guns, was seen advancing among the skirmishers on the enemy's position at Cawnpore--a spectacle which, as Sir Cottle CAMPBELL declared, he witnessed with admiration and surprise. But the exploits of this sailor-soldier were drawing to a close. He was wounded at the siege of Lucknow, and took the field. There was something about PEEL which, it is said, recalled the great Napion. He had the daring and the dash, the frankness of heart and buoyant courage, of the hero of Trafalgar. It was impossible not to love him. 'leeway seamen wept bitterly when they heard that he was wounded, and young midshipmen longed for the honour of serving under his fag. It was pleasant to anticipate the day when he would command the Channel fleet, and teach the enemies of England the same lesson they had so often learnt before. Sir WILLIAM Pitxt.. is short, like NUMB, was a popular hero. Hie countrymen watched hie career with a peculiar inte rest—they will hew of its sudden close with the deepest regret. Nor is aim the only lose which the army in India has eastaitred. The nusionr of the death of the gallant Brigadier ADRIAN HOPI is confirmed. H. was killed on the 13th of April, in an attack on the fort of Row... It is sow clear that the theatre of war is trans. faired to Rohileund. The rebels have concentrated in Baieilly, which is fortified, and, If the accounts are to be believed, will require a siege. At all event. it is certain that the Cot eurtnert-mertter has a siege train with ►ire ; and the Pereign-odice tele gram anticipates the investment of the place on the 10th of May. Judging from the accounts, Sir roue tireertt. determined, after the taking' of I.ucknow, to follow the great body et rebels, and to defeat them wherever they could be found. No doubt if he could have succeeded' in annihilating the rebel army at Leek now he would have avoided a hot-weather dab. paign, end would have saved many valuable lives But that city had a circuit of 20 miler, and, accord ing to Sir COLIN, could not be invested by the force at his disposal. It may, however, be doubted whether, by means of temporary forts commanding each ether, lines might cot have been drawn round the city which would have compelled a speedy sur render, or would have furnished the means of in dicting distraction on the enemy in their attempt tolescape. For the present, however, the men of the rebel army hie escaped, and, se we have mei& awaits the arrival o' Sir COLIN CAMPBNLL at Ba reilly. That town lies 153 miles east of Delhi, on the left bank of the Jot*, a tributary of the Western Ramgaaga. If the Government telegram is to be trusted, no Tess than four columns are now directed upon it. The brigades of General l'sNNn►ATttra and General lowan were advancing, one from the south-west, the other from the north-west, and had made their way to within fifty miles of Bareilly, whilst Sir COLLO CAMPBELL himself, with the division under Writ rots, had entered Shabjeanpoor, some fifty miles south of Bareilly, on the 30th of April. Bareilly is a strategical point of conaidereble importance, for ' through it moat of the roads from the North of India to Lucknow par. It seems, there fore, that Brigadier Jones, who started from Roorkee, a little eastward of Meerut, and hes already reached Mooradabad, occupies the roads from the north-west, whilst the COMILANDER-121- CHIRP, advancing from the south, occupies the roads in that direction. But the roads to the east of Bas illy are still open, and to some extent those on the west. It seems probable, therefore, that unless the COMIRANDER-IN-CIIIRE succeeds in investing Bareilly, precisely the same result will attend his operations against that city as attended those against Lacknow. The English army will come in at one gate and the rebel army will march out at another. 'the rapidity with which they move prevents the English cavalry indicting the lose which might be anticipated. Experience seems to prove that to crush these mutineers effectually is hopeless, union they are destroyed before they can get out into the open field. Besides the unfortunate affair aear Allah, under Captain Laciass 0, in which three officers sad a con siderable number of men lost their lives, the only I serious loss occurred to the column under General WALPOLE. That officer, with some 8,000 men, was directed to advance from Lueknow to Problem?, by the left bank of the Ganges, whilst the COMMANDER IN-Cult, went by the right bank from Cawnpors. On the 15th of April WALPOLE was repulsed in as attack on the fort of Rowse, when he lost four officers, including Brigadier ADRIAN HOPP, and 110 men. The fort, however, was evacuated during the night, and the column moved on. On the 22nd, a successful action was fought at some place opposite Kanouje, which is an the right bank of the Ganges, half way between Cawnpore and Fereckabad. On the 27th the column joined the COMMANDEE-IN-CRIEI at Futteghtm Two days after he had entered Shahjeanpoor, on the road to Bareilly. The next mail will probably bring ao counts of the taking of that place, and we trust the destruction of the rebels collected there. In the meantime, it is clear that, even should the attack on Bareilly be completely successful, the army will have plenty of work. For the telegram gives indicatioes too distinct to be mistaken that even in those districts which are not the theatre of immediate operations:rebels are still swarming ; and, in short, that the rebel army is rather dispersed than destroyed. PARLI4NIV4 AAAA Riroatc.—Tbros Modems Ibis subject are oo the me of mein( under users dot in the Home of Commom. The bill he the abolition of the property qualification will se late emarnittire on Wednesday, the Tod bast.l Mr. ills aley's ballot motion stands for Tuesday, tho and the Chancellor of the Esolisquor ranted Thursday, the 1 0th, to Mr. Lock. Ilium kw his bill for the extension of the oosary froastaisco. Tbs asedast of professing Liberal' will be narrowly gabbed by tbs - Party of Progress ea all thno Soo assodano. Ss throe rotas will bs a trial of es miss Alison sad et their numerical is tbis Bews M Gammas. Absence from ibe sae* mkt imaruidable neorusity, val be bold to be as anions as afishos as a wrong I was. Us Nier Rumps ThencirLYT.—Yestenis opp u 11 11 1 Ams _ Dowd Mee KW, et HairbeHe Hetet, id swellerseobehosi Mr CAA Se a general pogo& H. Imam, Yr dal /AA ail It walk W be Merle,,, so mall AOa printed AAA Am Ie O *err, AM /M aPPakielli db.adi rime where be wheat to IA TM "PAM Aphid there b• wooed Ash e i r e Si on e Atoll ANA bin to Irani es the dielhint. . MI f ere Ann were 4144 so te Ash Ones be /beam • = woad be greeird. TM applleeet oil be Noli eel NV plate te prileeler. - ' Be Heide A And ot the Comore Ar ble plierre. so sere lAA hi grit et Wader be Amid Awe War Pada re He bah bees eseeeemeel le abide Peretwolke pereperA, wed bed sew ler Wheed sew Ilhartho ASe Adler. Ho Ilbobast z = AA ow dolhiti o Ai A AAA shoo lb, wow He *N ebbe** egolleme te Awe Ihe hen v. se 1 Ar Ad glom be wee Aso be mit anrope Air eseAlic:2% arebrehiss them Stwarellent olegeed Ibir siellittek ma die sew wee wok eel tai barbel ir MA THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1, 1858. HARAT AND 7HB ‘ PIRSIAN TRE.Arr. In the &adios of April 10 we read: " We learn from umpteeeloustde authority thot the British Minion et Herat Loa been recalled 1.1 the Mu. Mr. Murray. mei were to bare left Tehran by the let of March, Marshy; to India by Huskies. They may be expected in Bombs, by July. It appear* the he.. goveremeat have deabind are giving op Herat to Pana, and waiving the fulfilment of the tonne of the treaty. Thus the war with Persia and the Rest expenditure dun vic.d assay have cone to nought. The Milepeadense of Heist is what the British governmsat battled fur. MLA will Net Mahound thick of us after this —end what will Burls not dare to attempt after this display can cell it nothing elie — of the Britlahgo veramant P It is frightful to contemplate the cenetruction that will be put upon this MOMS by all the other Europese Powers, who ban watched with such jealousy our war with Persia ; end Drat Mohamed, whin* only bops was in the independence of Herat, meat either sub mit to Persia, or his country be cestinsally M a state ad turmoil, without the slightest chance of aid from the British government." The Boithemit Keit publishes original letters from Herat, of which the following are extracts • " Herat, Feb. 20, 1868. " The mission here has been recalled to Tehran by the British Minim:et at that capital, as the British government have decided on abendoniag the policy of the last twenty r o arv isia sad giving Herat over to Ruseo-Persien iaaorriar. Is only too delighted to have this otham left opea her, and a large mm of money was seethed from Telma • few days ago by the Ruler, as an earned of further support if he will openly proclaim himself Palsies mesa This he has agreed to do ; and the Boaz Asia at Tehran having sent him a bet of chiefs and ethers la Herat who me friendly to Bring% loUrsata. he has oomemmeed by sdniteg two chiefs of the Enrdooranee Tribe, Mathes of the lee Chief Roe K hen, who defended the place so feebly. He had intended to have them put to death, but at Woad Taylie's firm remonstrance he has not done so. They are still, how ever, in confinement ; and this is only the mthesneethat of the Ruler's Fenian policy. Our further May here, ton* unsupported by our government, lino. therefore useless, sad only tending to lower the prestige of England, as leading tie people tompect security from oppress/on, end assistance, which by the decision of Mr. V. Smith and Lord Clarendon, the Brinale diem here are amble to afford them. We have heard that Dom Mahouted Khan is sending a confides dal agent to Tehran, bat with what object remains to bases. "We meat to team this about the 6th of Match, ramm ing to li Me Tehran, lambast, and Shiraz; and we hope to reach Bashing shout the middle of June. Owing op the Perdu GOVarsaust having evaded the honest fulfilment of the Isnmof the treaty, Mr. Murray hue emit off instnicsions to detain the troops at Kansa, if there be still any left there. This may bring them to their seams. " Tobruk, 13th April, 1168. "Oar Herat minim left that city on the let Mande, and arrived here on the 3rd of April. The Ruler, Bahia Jan, treated no moot courthady to the lest, and released the two Burdooranes chiefs at our requth, wham he hod Miah l 7 seized ou the regulation of the Pendaa Mir illitim " Thew chiefs, with their families, seeempeaded us as hr as Khaff, where they remain for the meth. I think I in formed you that Lord Patherstca's t waived Col. Taylor's rayons of the sloth total wafter ether perform ance of the weaq on the part of Perth, aped* es muds the release of *emirs, the khootbele =ft fie, sad the retention of the province of Leah James. Mr. V. Smith stated to Mr. Muria that the fullhasatef the treaty would not he desisted on, wherwpw Kr. Money et once suggested our withdrawal from Hirai ; and, sobeequently, sent explicit lostroodoes to that east. la the meantime the diecussithe between Mr. Murray sod the Bede Aim on these seamy had booth so very othhdhotory, that be wrote tato Beelike to detain my them that might he et Xatheek. The troops, however, bed left behrehlethiplehes arrived at Emigre. Bat this lie Mimed, had the desired filet in a partial degree, for the Mgr Axis In • day or two stated, officially, th at he would at thee cascade the points of Leah Javein and the Itbootbels, fits., leaving the release of the prisoners still unfulfilled. It remains to be seen also whether the two former points will be beastly sided out; for Perste is faithless to a deg that le itheible among ' European nations ; aid the &Whims, is ladle have made her rather more dishonourable and primampluens then neael. The Badr Mini never was SO Waimea or en hiall i lids dealho with Jingles" ndaister as he is ettW memme; in fact, &high Muth' in Persia has tom reduced hi • cipher by the incomplete campaign. I would peke he see the British mir th here (at Tehran ) withdraws aftenethur, end represented by • consul, to see the way ha width the insolent Peouthe treat us. With commie at Tans, Tebreez, &whirs, Meshed, and Astrabad, we should be • match for Russian intrigues and ammeim. The three deter places have consuls theedy, and • Captain Maskathis has just been appointed to haslet and Astral:ad by the lame government." PASTY RIM IX 8ELP.487-. (From the Nor!bre WM, of Monday.) Yesterday, the sister of a Wien named Hackett, rt of the thelthisid Etta CM, was interred hi riars"Bnah. The fusing was athmded by a large body of Brim Cathodal, end the !Mumma WAS conducted in a respielsbie sad whelp 1182111,. u the party, some of wham bed pea benches k Mak bendy, returned to town, they vino nembell. M. had el WhIol.11 140 ? with 211 of seam ben • lisallynew They t o ok refuge to an adjolaing sorts plea t bat • at, berme crowd having seserabled, stoma were thrown at, aid returned by, the funeral party with peat _vigour. Some of the police con nected with the /tie station were called out, and the mobs having been dialogued at Wealey-plsoe, reamernbled at the semi side of the Old Corot donee, Rae an alarming stogie-throwing reseVie took place. Constable Cunningham, with another of the force, endeavoured to suppress the rht, bat, Stalin their efforts fruition, proceeded to the Queen street barrack, and ailed out the reserve force, etttioned there since the disturbsace of last year. On the appearance of this strong body of armed men, the rioter. separated. Acting on their customary tattles, they once more came together, at the end of King-street. Stone-throwing and violent language dieting misled this meeting. Driven away once more they recommenced at Durham-street and Powedninet. Opposite Milford-eked, the Riot Act was read, and the police midland to load. The looting ht presence of the disturbers seems to have had • 'Autry Whet upon them, and they was method away rewards Tewasead•eleeet. The each from Brown-moan end the adjoining street now node a formidable dononstm dem, sad several heaps of steam and brickbats owe milocisd et the onset at Coatientreet, to be reedy for re. The mob of the Lianing were ai this tone drawn cap In force at the comers of Now Darinee-street and Tenoned-street, en the Palle. thone-throwlag egai took piton Acting eonetakie Orem, with a umber of the night form, got be tween the two mobs, end kept them at a diadems fret each ether till they Ilispereed. A oneviderstie nominee( wands, set end bras" Ms been mesivel en both aides, from the ✓eam. Perth( the diem:boos beemaing exteadmi, the meghieseme • sore • regain to the barrack that the milksop slight is Mgt is readiness. Read mashie Iliedemom carried this merge to the mill tory saibeddes, end, ea his rotes, ahead sight o'clock, he was Merin' by • umber of bledgemmia, is New Dateme an* ailed Owed to take Mar is • ime that ram at right 'aglow wide Fumed thigh", mod poked with roam, be get into a bents sad Wired his amps by the beck way. Mn, Lassa sad, a Is vaderatood, tee or two roam magistrater, wee Mask with rosin Binh ewe herd ; bat the ardhery make roimiles wan the rely weapons mod en this asseeke. The ache conety twee, 140 min, won en duty, under the meaty lasperar, oshis mortar, sad bead-merables. Mr. Omen, end ee mazy of the night him as emit be moreeiredl, were ergagomiaow%d he *be docent ism kite whom riedsi hat plasm mead him Assn lilineth, Fali IClivegss, Jobs Magid, Wa )isiberge Themes Mamie, in Denial O'Hare, were brought le Me Peilleareillee, abort halli-psee dens edge, ' ahem* viik= s : 6 4 , llllt M • Meordewly mob, end . g psilne were celled ea rdeseelkiall . were draws up _is some of the lad it tog limb la Webb • mkt wen model le moor. la beet et No. Darlomanst, them was • nem of paned Mime in other maim el wild& hombade were plagued he amid diesmilms. deb.lispaike Dirks led mew deem of the emieshabey sistionti at this plain est these mea IMO pertiauhrly WNW he Me atinsdos ef the raw thieving mob. Mr. Mae" with hie wall des, repeatedly charged the armed, in New Derbem-street sad its mighlesorkeed, in dbeeally =the brit of his erred le the pessaes ef those whit in eleksallei the alliesta Hat k wee eggs emit tart dr pekes hem vim mo' to oessalca They were pelted withkh roses, gobs and am WOW at b dr y the mob. Seim Imo hewn ars the OM burr et dee rist, Mr. Lynn, I.P.ompaereL As iminediseememerst was ark be elm the afters.and this was only adored by the man merged, ear- Ohm Alithessightemeired tinned Leaslig,Pesed-enest, mid Beessehskeet wee in► a rah of am aimed ametesemat. The easseaksiery, although smamelly seemossum he were sommi to grapple with las Melkee, when growl in,. every bee end alley. &vent of dr emskila reosivad imam Mews fern rams ; aad I Invert, vb.:.l6.mm demi eabrine amietanae redwing good 11•1111011111 OI011111,11,• Ml* to Nth INIMONIPI • daresee ia their& Per ashes! boom them locale*r aosthesed in • woaud doge et greed Omsk. The palm , whoa the ssaitamest hess semewhit csdied, web* asighboorheed, bat k oily at ten deer% aims fear loom after the ant aegleard, test eamperhe peeve via mokeel. All maned Destromateset. pm morkikest, Poseed-abon, sad the Potind Xmitej a r nem beep at broken atones, mad ether mk t" Me wesbes which took pima. We believe =Lassy la he We to dam the pep who coca daekilly remit en kiss. If honk be per ▪ tepees loly, what will be the results ? Air MUIP.DIM NY • Wourit•N.—Jobn =sa g wooldeseses, II Is Lliv oseYost :ow oa Swat* Is dr of Nom wbss be wee abet tor • perm small Wit est be bail few vieedly rem emend. Leo lo 4 nese& owl bled 461Vbet fortsselety • mopes Mr. Pr e V as so R ... couverid bin se ewe is • eob to Us Disk whore be sew Ike is • saeswhat sesaglos. /awls wee tell base Ibe hell prillisy, bet receded Is mit Ile seem et e wen& LAW INTELLI GENet . (THIS DM.) COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. (Before Mr. Ceterefeekeer Evens.) IN RIB COOS AND tpurvor. The bankroll aneti;isesai &dreamer, ,4 7 1k,a for their °ern/came. Debts, I,2ffii.; siesta realised . Mr. Dais opposed for Marrs. Southgate and Fairs, midi , ars tar 331. under • trust-deed. The bankrupts had been employel to sell some property, and the trimmest bad 104 been able to get in account of the tale until two months after the bankruptcy, in fact. only a hominid ago. Messrs. Southgate Ltd consequently not begs able to prove their debt; but, unless they wen admiltedeo oppose, they mast aek for as adjournment of the certificate meeting. Mr. lawranoe, for the simmigness, osessotad to an adjourn ment fur ten days, the debt to be proved la the meantime. (Bofors Mr. Comudiskmar Holroyd.) • IN RN NARROW AND RAYMOND. Tblo was the skiing for &oleo of mignon In the owe of George Barrow and George Hammond, wholesale stetionen, of Besingliall-street. The bankrupts, it will be remembered were recently convicted of forgery, and were sentenced 'to 16 years' ;anal servitude. They were now brought up in custody, and surrendered to the edjudicatfon, but did not make their ■ppearnce in public court. Their liabilities an stated at 1,600/. ; amen, shout 1,0001. Mr. Hunt, of the firm of Fourdrinier, Haut, and Co., wholgaft esale stationers, of Cannon-street, wis chosen trade eggi Mr. Dark, on behalf of the wife clone of the bankrupts, Benew, asked i, r the allowance of 401. eat of the estate, In his of excepted ankles, which the Unkempt@ had had no op ty to select. He referred to the owe of Bryan. whererl;a i tuatoimioner Pane had made each an order. Mr. Lawrence made a similar application on behalf of Mrs. Helmond. The bankrupts were snxious to make all the 'eeilltution in their power to their creditors, by sadating in making up the woman Mr. Spyer, for the assignees, wished the application to stand over until he had had an opportunity of - examining the bankrupts with regard to the removal of their property. His Honour thought the matter had better Mend over till the aext meeting. Mr. Lewranoe then asked for the usual beekrupts' allow ance for the wined the bankrupts. His Honour ordered an allowance of 11. a week In each can. (Before Mr. Commissioner FonMauve.) LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. (IT ILBOTILICI TILIIII/API.) ASCOT HEATH MEETING:I6-(TM DAY). TRIAL STALES. Ameba .. .. .. .. Whimsical .. .. • • .. Hells • • • • • • .. 9 ran. ASCOT DERBY. Ow mile mad a half. the Second, Onosoflacti. and Mastmore, are hare. BOLD VASE._ Two miles. Tunwall Maki, liirliain7ail, Bail;uri,4ziaenatown, Cota. wold, Longrangs, Ctuldrey, and flaibbler, an bare. ASCOT STAKES. Two miles and a belt Schiedam, Apathy, Sickens, Rosati, Supple Jack, Herne, Lord Stately, Neva, Pampa, The Courier, Gin, Compromise, Loyalty, and Esperanoe, an hers. Ittekshire Grey, Fright, Wink&ld, and Night Ranger, pay forfeit. L5O HANDICAF PLA.TE.—HeIf a mile. All are here or expected. BWRAPSTAHRS OF 80 80Vi/. Apollo walks over. Borst. Burr Cur.—Tbe following horses are here Cote.°id, Rosa Boobeur, Nereus, Kestrel, Hydromel, Gremlin &UAW!, Channesee King of Scotland, Schis matic, Olympus, Lord Stately, Little Cob, Frederick, Vrow, Resperithum, King William, Blue Jacket, Glenmseson, Conquest, Babylon, Rocket, Ls Fill do Regiment, Humbug, Scribbler, Greenwich Fair, and Gin. New firaele.—Ron on Thursday.—The following horses are here :—Ling at Arms, Brother to Chanionesee, Rol* Oriedlleraid, Pilgrim, Raabe), North Linooln, Sharper, and ltazzini. OTILIZ AlLlLlVAL6.—Fitrzoland, oyder-tes, H ties, Rest. Rape, Tenet, Somerset, Maledetta, ty, Pensioner, - Palmister, Snap, Happy Land, Rio, Promised Lend, and Tricolour. LATEST BETTING.' ASCOT STAKES. 7 to 4 agog Rom (t) 8 to I loperanco (t ) 9to I Supple look (t) 9to 1 Poolosor (t) MONEY MARIII7-THIS DA ii Two u'CLo.or. The fends to day are quiet but firm. Prices are now quoted the same as at four o'clock yesterday. The moethly settlement in Consols continues to ca mpy the attention of dealers. The government broker has made another small pzrcheee. In most of the other departments of the Stock Exchange the tendency is rather more favourable, but business in all quarters is extremely languid. Console are firm, at 971 to 1, for money, and next Thursday. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 981 to 1; the New Three per Cents., at 981 to 1; the New Twoand•a-llal per Conte., at 811 ; Bank Stock, at 220 to 2211 India Stock at 221 to 2251; Exchequer Bill* March, at 30.. to 88s. prem. ; ditto, Jane, at 18e. prem., being again lower; India Loan Debenture* at 991; and India Bonds, at 17s. prem., showing a decline. The scrip of the New Indian Loan has recovered to 991 to 1. The foreign stock market is also quiet. Turkish Six per Centr. are also inactive, and a trifle flatter, at 96 to 1. Venueslau Active Bases centilitre in demand. The Brazilian Fonr-and-a-Half per Gents of 1862 are officially marked 981 and 98j, en 'die. Sales are recorded u follows :—Brasil an Old Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1862, 981 to 98/, en div.; Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 921 (exchange 26fr.) ; Buenos Ayres Deferred Bonds 181; Mexican Three per Cents., for account, 201; Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents. Dollar Bonds, 88 ex div. (exch. 4e.); Portuguese Three per Cents., 1863, 481; Russian Four-dad-a- Half per Coats., 1011 to 1021; Sardinian Five per Cents., 891 ex div. ; Spanish Three per Cents., 40 ; Turkish Guaranteed Four per Cents., 104; Vene zuela Four-and-Three-Quarter per Ceuta., 381. The New Brazilian Loan is firm, at 1 to 1/ prem. At Paris to-day (Tuesday), according to Mr. Renter's telegram, the Three per Cent. Relates opened at 89fr. 36c. for the present settleureat, showing a further decline of nearly 1 per cent. com pared with the last price of yesterday. For the end of June the quotation is 89fr. 80c. About 8,0001. in Russian gold coin was yesterday lent into the Bank. A further sum of ribut 72,0001. in Russian half-imperials came to handier,- terday from St. Petersburg, and was taken for ex ported= to the Continent. It is expected that the 80,0001. in specie brought by the Europa from the United States will be fol lowed by other remittances, the exobange at New York on London having risen to 1091 to 110. Of the 184,9001. in specie brought by the stemetw La Plata, from the West Indies and Males, 102,3001. is described as gold, and 82,4001. as silver. The Mexican dollars brought by the &Wier Parana were sold yesterday at Ss. 00. per owes. showing a decline of Id. compared with the pries realised for the remittance by the packet which arrived early in May. The wheat market yesterday was heavy,at n redoe don of Is. to 2s. per quarter from Monday week's rates. A telegram received yesterday from St. Petersburg quotes the exchange on London at 361 d. The prise of tallow wu 170 ro. for June, aid 165 re. tar August, with 10 ro. down. At Vienna on Sunday the exchange on Landon was quoted 10.13; at Berlin, 6.191; and at IPeank fort, 1 1 71. The expectation that the Bank of France will not long maintain their rate of discount at 4 per cent gains und, now that their stock of bullion has in to 19,000,0001. The Minister of Thanes has taken advantage of the state of the messy i market to again lower the rate of interest on Trai -1 airy Bonds by ito 1 per seat. A reduction task place as recently as the ISth of Marsh. The adrices from Paris indicate the existedee et great an.dety with reference to the expected de cision of the government upon the application made to them by the railway companies for ntoditlatiose of the terms upon which the new lines have bees conceded. The hopes entertained in some volutes, have caused "optional" transactions for the risi ire the leading shares•to be more freely entered int, on the bourse. A private letter observes as follows( You have seen the decree, dated 22nd May, by Adak foreign shares, not yet officially quoted, will net admitted at our bourse, uniees th are of 600 f. at Isealt2 360 f. paid up ; and no foreign obligation, Waal these wholly paid up, and besides severally anthotired iiy the minister. This last inhibition clearly refers to this ecoarli tion which foreign obligations would bring to bier oqa • en French ones, the competition of video 20• A ass sYAIm has been avoided by patting **whole of t6es late the of the Beak of Prima, which wade then of *sift reil enocessfully. It is said that the treaty terminating the coulpeti don between the Boathern of France Railway CAW. pany and the Languedoc Canal only awaits the lig nature pf the government. The new shares °Me Northiwn of Fvanos Railway Company have latterly showed flatness, owing to the call of 41. per shit& The weekly traffic return of the Orsat Wisteria Railway Company of Canada manta a tisanes* cif 2,8571. The Otto has arrived from Chias with 372,00011 m of tea. Moses' Evastrare. The funds opened this morning with semi vita mins, but quickly assumed an improved appealanos. At 4 o'clock, Consols were maintained at as advance of to I per cent., compared with the closing quo tations of Saturday. The market is still to • mat extant influenced by the preparations for the monthly settlement Amongst the considerations which operated on the favourable side were some considerable arrivals of specie, and the extreorrra nary accumulation of gold in the Bank of Fran*. In the other department► of the Stock Ezoh►sg. there was not much movement. The fortnightly settlement in shares was to-day oompleted. English Railway Stocks have scarcely resposded at all to the improvement in the funds. French Railway shares exhibited rather decided symptoms of reco very, but relapsed late in the afternoon. A revived demand for Indian Guaranteed shares formed • satisfactory feature. In the discount market to-day there was a mode rate demand. Pint class bills are still negetiated at 21 percent. At the Bank there was no incomes of business. In the Stock Exchange loans on Govern ment manritiee were obtainable at two per met Consols, which were quoted late on Saturday after noon at 971, " buyers, for money and next Mon day, opened this morning at '97/ to 1, and were quoted at 4 o'clock 97/ to 1, the prim for the Bth of July being at the same hour 98 to J. Subsequently the market was flatter, owing to the receipt of lower quotations from the Paris Bourse. The rate of " matisaation" is fully . I to 6-14 per rent. The elleial busteme report is as follows :—Three per Oro . Comae, for money, 97ir f I dit6R. for amount (Brd June), 971, 1, ; nem per Gra. Redound, 96/, }, ; New Three per Gont•-: Kb. L I 1. 1 ; ThilYears' Annuities, expirieg in Apra, 1886, 181, 18 ; Bank Stook, 1161 India Stook, 221, 223 ; Loan Debenture., 991, 99j1 ditto Scrip, 99. The New Two-and.e.-Half pee Ceuta. wee" also oflthelly marked 81. The scrip of the New Four per Cent. liMion,lressa shovia a further decline of I per oest.,4aelskusggi; t° l s . ll4l. : Bru s,, March sug Ez the che 7u: at Bike ei rk g l e t k l ai lM ati pteek ilt Indian Bonds were dealt in at 186 to far} mem. • T u rkish Six per Cents. were bottnt.troOky *ORE at 913t ja t t ! for the 16th lone. The Veer were quoted 104 to 1 ; reermisi Beer, god... Half per Cents, were more inefehted for. Other foreign Marko remain quiet. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. (►aow ova oww PARIS, MONDAVI SVININO. The reduction in the interest of 'treasury Bonds produced no effect whatever on the Boone. The Rents was heavy, and closed at 69fr. 50c. and 69fr. 43c., with a fall of 10c. both for cash and ao count. Mobilier fell srr. There was scarcely any change in railways. Some of the lines were lfr. or 2fr. higher. • • The government journals of this evening cite as from the Komi/cur a report of a judgment of the Court of Cassatioo, pronounced as lung ago as De cember 14,1867, deciding against the judgment of an inferior court, that non-political journal', which have been hitherto understood to be exempt from stamp duty, are liable to it if they insert advertisements. The report quoted is not in the Morsiteur of this morning, but it no doubt bee appeared in that journal without exciting attention. An observation appended to the report states that the jurisprudence of the Court of Caseation entirely accords with the intention of government. It fellows that a great many minor journals will he annihilated. Thus the war of extermination against the press goes on with ever-increasing ingenuity. An experimental railway trip from Paris to Cherbourg was made for the first time on Saturday. The train consisted of an engine, tender, and a single carriage. M. de Lapeyriere, the secretary of the company, M. do Chasseloup-Laubat, the manager, the principal engineers, and two or three head clerks, composed the party of inspection. The public inauguration of this important line is fixed for July 23. The month for which the admission of the Indfpendattee Beige into France had been sus pended by General Eapinasse, expired on the 29th. It is reported, and I have no doubt truly, that in consequence of the hostile articles of that journal during its period of probation, the French govern ment has resolved to render its sentence of banish ment perpetual. This sentence, however, supposing it to have been communicated to the instipesdestas, has not yet been taken judicial notice of by that journal; for within the last three days the 3,000 copies of that journal which have been paid for by its subscribers in France, have been duly posted in Brussels. They have been, however, es duly confiscated in France. Probably the Indl pmedateett desires, as a matter of business, to throw upon the French government the onus of the confis cation, and thus avoid the obligation of returning a large sum of money to its subscribers. It must be admitted that the subscribers have no case whatever in equity against the incle , perisioriee, which is only prevented from fulfilling its contract by an exercise of ere major, unprecedented and altogether out of reasonable calculation. It wan rumoured that when the independence was suspended a month ago, the editor came to Paris, saw a high official in the office of Public Safety, and treated with him de puissance en puissant*. The negotiations did not lead to an amicable settlement, and the proprietors of the Independance ultimately came to the conclusion that it would be better to sacri fice the 3,000 French subscriptions rather than the independence of their journal and its in-i fluence in Europe. It may now be expected to con tain a great many disagreeable truths. It is rumoured that France and England have both made representations to Sweden touching the frightful examples of religious intolerance lately ex hibited in that country. M. de Pine is still alive, and though in a most dangerous condition is reported to be somewhat better. One of his intimate friends told use to-day that there is no hope of saving his life ; but the Petri* says that he has so far improved that he may probably be removed to Paris in a few days. The following paragraph in the Courrier de Lyon throws a doubt upon a piece of news which has been sisaased to be true for several days peat : One of oar journals repeated only yesterday that the em irate of death upon Lieutsnant tie Mercy had bees oats muted. This news is at all events ptiseature ; we hare reason to know that down to a very recent period no decision had been cows to the ease. Marshal Names, accompanied by his lint aide de-amp, Brigadier Henriqsee, and M. Marfori, ex- Mayor of Madrid, has arrived in Paris. It has been said that his journey to France was to take the waters of Vichy. It may be true that be is going there, but at any rate his business in Paris appears to have been more pressing. The Official Gazette of Milan, of May 28, announces the premature death of Gaetano Motelli, one of the most celebrated sculptors in Italy. Several of his statues were sent to the Universal Exhibitions of London, Paris, and New York. THE CONFERENCE AT PARIS. A Paris letter in the Nord of Brothels says: The tint two litho et the Orederethe were take up with the raiding of the report of the Homo de Talleyneth Pirigord ea the Nebo el the Disables provisoes. This re. port le elarked by a es draw kainthedge et the isterethl us. nun dad the wishes it theidevis sea Walachia, era by • cher eletemestif the atheeeity el palatal soda Beres di Telleyesed lea berme; reeterradef, to a spirit 1 1 of themikein the peelptammi he the prima of tho real hada of the miss, sod ardeed him& 6o seek falithel edam se nth wpm the wry he the ethediael =ha of the prevlacea W sew theme to be thee? Ti drew up reguistions the the rearreireeha of each of the tee pe viater, the preprearry theft of Add will 'erre se the bads it the seat daltlisolons of the Coehreme. Such is the piled * Isceire whisk be esard the third ditties to be postpone to the Mk of Jana The gam latter says, and probably on good ground; that than is sot a ward of truth is any report of a diemakai in the Conference given by the ladipeserauee. TURIET. A Constantinople letter of May 21 candirms the telegraphic news that the Pate had, cm the receipt of the French and Russian este, agreed to suspend hostilities against Montenegro, bat it adds that great estoniehmeet was felt in eilloial quarters as Soon as it blears known tint, notwithstanding this arrangement. • Frasch squadron had arrived in the Adriatic. A °Aisne Caned was at oaoe held, the insult of which has not transpired. NAPLES. The Nord publishes the following telegram, dated Naples, May 26: "Anatriahaving proposed to the King of Naples i the mediaties or arbitrage of a secand•rate power is the affair et the Cagliari, King Ferdinand de stined the proposal of a mediation, but accepted that of arbitrage • the 000ditioa that such arbitrage should be deferred to a great power." Tad NTT, bIIIAWAST ISM heft =se Mr telmem sem end Mir human,' am et the min=eme sedated dome es dr III& dll, lt 1144talf • Mom Vies resit t!. ldle leglimet amikea. MAT 31.- A Amiskai- IL Orate OWL to Or Utak 111. lei IMP. Ikea Aaakso J. . aidOsh le 110 mar slam. Eq 1E DAINNS AND RUTTCY. --..-.. The traders in this ems, P. A. and J. Barnes., were wooWaplere, in a large way of blighter, at Medford Foram. They recently petitioned the court under the arrangement clauses, and along with their melon filed accounts showing liabilitice of 18,0001. with meets of 8,0001. or 40001. They prnyeed a composition of In in the pound, with security. his was the meeting for soosztinda mer reeaftg the proposal. on behalf of creditors, opposed the arrange ment:P sad urged grounds why the Matter ought to be fame 111C"spee=rewers. somedMily declared benkiepts. Kern Bathe and Cennlig me the accountants under the estate. DI RR HILLS AND HILLC—TaI GNATNBAND AND DAAITORD BANS. This wee the odjoir;edesandaatfoa media/ in the ease of Jonathan MI6 and Robert Hills, late hankers, of Gravesend sad Dartford. Jonathan Hills, the father, has died since the ecijodloation, as anneentoed in the Exprest a few days ago. The details of the balance- sheet were published at the last tosetiir. It eztends over six and a half years, sad shows ea of liabilities of about 40,0001.. the souls Wag 4,80201. [The ere w peeesedier lira ear report bill] THE POLICE COURTS. (THIS DAY.) IIARLBOROUGH-STRBET. AX OP Ail "POLITICAL DI/1C(746,0X." Two roes, who to the names Macarey and Binimer, were charged before Mr. Bingham with canning an obstruc tion and 'moulting the pollee under the following circum stances: - FroM the skims of the conelable, it appeared that on Bond, svening, seeing a law amber of pima, asp bled In Great Yeltraerstrest, he went up and no quested then to go away, and he wis told they were having att political disouaska." Finding th e pet Ina quits impaisible, he told them to more awa ,Ipoa which he was told if he did not go himself they wseM ids. The mob then surrounded him, and the plasm Kass, threw him. He got op, sad then Macs, threw his open, himself, and lkoarty's bead smug against the kerb. The other primmer seised him by the stock and tried to pull him aW ;ir: Binh= perceiving that lfacerty had got a terrible braise over his eye, asked him how be had got It, and what he had to say? Kocerty said the blow on his eye was mooed by hi. Whig *vilest the kerb. He was drunk at the time and knew nothing about ft. Manner denied be had toothed the constable. Another constable said that though there was a good deal of talking he thought they bad been drinkiag. Mr. Bingham said ba thoeght the serious wound ma Kacerty's eye was sufficient punishment, and toed Moues 10s. MARTLEBONII. ATTEKSTSIS SUICIDE UT A 011 AL. lAisebstA Streit, ens* 14 living with her hither, a Ma nisa, worker, in Pitsrormarket, was *barged with haring attempted to drove heeselL A youth named John ENO; deposed that at fire o'claek yeeterday alters*" as he was on the bridge of the R. is Card, war the Tea teed Albany, he saw the =r all off her bonnet, and then prodpitst• into the water. He succeeded alter moth trouble in extricating her. Police constable Gardeaer, 78 8, coating up asked her why she committed so wicked an sot, when she told him that it was all through her fseher,who was coat/nos ps'sily shying her be soden and ming very lad lea to her. He took her to Elt. Pam wovithouer. The father deeded the truth of whet his daughter had stated. Priem/or—Father, you told roe I might go and hang my @elf, ff I lik, I. Kr. Broughton remanded the fa a week to the Hon= of Detention, and hoped the deice and shoul d= of the chaplain would have a beadkial Wept upon bar. MYSTERIOUS DEATH OP 4 00 AL-PIT PROPRIETOR Ar RUZIMIT. On Sunday night, about ten o'clock, the residents of Russia were surprised at a rumour that Mr. Joseph Laegbottom, proprietor of Pepper-lane colliery, had com mitted suicide by throwing himself down the shaft of his own pit, and it was found that he was really deed, bet whether his death was She result of an sot, or his own act, remains a mystery. Shortly saw Sista o'clock re Sunday, the deceased having partakes of his , his hie hoar hi food - o r kirbs tenr, Low-reel, let sal rem Is ise the half a nth. Oa lie way he e th yl am lie son wad, who ewer prig his to the smithy. Nothing 11111rual had bee Bellewd la the deaseseire miser, sad be bad attended Di vas service In the . Ardor( at the pit, Mend Losigtother preariel awA t i le dabs, tering his father seer the e walla In are y den thin he brie thew of the shod dialeg, sad trairwtag that sere tbiag meet be them he no Inwards the epee. bet raid am lid hie her. No sees iilocorereg art bhp body was Wig at the borer el dr shett—s depth of NO for—s ewe heap of the sad bum Whether the deersed wee ideas he het dews the pik he emertals If the her r Are was lathersk alai secessfeaseally all la, we are maabbee say; 1 hat tbeaggessaas of the pit'siesath maths her fas.2l% peerhiegithosess lirerphilathrearited arm te pt dile 1•1110 thell, thread reel have threpail Ore a resin MI ewe het Mak the hese twirl area weight g . lad allenrarit rept mho ram sell Meet frac het Is ma kiss the hid dere sad WI or ilt the dthe pit he a art term be the oohs of foriesere are vbibh spiel the red els or sera bet dews the sift. Perhaps he had ea des of lades hirrif era the, bat hie elinagth hlllm Ile hlt te the borer. • hum was bolow at the *re a list erred iith of seer" bora -1 tarroaely Mot His body woe sherwerde removed In his rosidare, were ea throat will be Mil ear it this (leee day) raft ; mil Mr. Morton, Wag faaralar, is ex =olasersemet. It la somewhat areal, diet Theme a sea of the decessad, abbe* isar_yead oilP. ereasellted aril& es thir sight of hissientirge. Ms am was at his tethre a ir Math% oa the his , hie newly-au= wee head or preater the broth ire dram/ sa lt' ia bar Mat Maims= he hued he sere liemq it sea 11.051,14 that he had wiled these" the err, sad ho hie eight lake. • thol ease of or deg mak to the we mime ba Amnia Wmaalt The mar wife sleety .seamed. be tuba bad Ma se was arms ben the chamber wtadew. bat he this day tubs bee bra Inaba In give ally w axed of the mysterious aigsdy.—Lowle Slarestry. SHOCKING AOCIDINIT AT WOOLWICH.— A &backlog accident occurred last night to Yr. Pailatt, storekeever at the Royal Amami, and his wife, sad there Is every probability that it will torture Islay to the farms. About flys o'clock Yr. POW was returning hare roadway am im b lE s obelse with We wits, MI am erostime Uw the Arsenal statics of the Neelkirat Orly, Ks wee eterded bg the el rim bra the d• them slarrg illi f i Z The ode tans r eillW afar ti at at • Met Kr. and Kr PAW out Ida dors sad norm am to sear the ma t tbs chars wee earglisiely earshot Oil plaid both Yr.. sad Xre. PAK went . hurl to lir som Air sad theraLemae eer lord ihrwrepey of Yr. Corrals. wile to Kook sesisted fry Dr. Pserott, of the Royal AK* sere boars Mrs. Pollak bed us fir recengsd tar emisderwer r to be mired to hr herr bat bar anikelersit bard rtal setae at ear. 001111111 e• to MS inesselble as aomereica of the brides or= Wolliir ad from dial& ewe aposlui. PENINSULAR .AND ORIENTAL . BTEAN 00N- ' P:iiik-i2'wri -p-e-r.). This afternoon the usual half-yearly meeting of the shareholders In the Pealssalar sad Oriental Steam Na viplion Com_paay wee held at the oftloss In Threadneedle street, Mr. BIODUE WOMB WtLOOll, M.P., Chairman of the Board of Dimetrae, In the chair. The repeat has &beady been published. It represented the hominess of the half yam to lame beet raids" -y, notwith =the commercial oriels of feat autumn, and mom that the usual dividend of 31 per oent., with en ad ditional payment of I per oent. should be declared foe the half peer imam the 31et of March last, and that the pay ment of the ems be made clear of inoome•mx on and after the 24th lad. The hulas in moving the adoption of the report, said the directors had not relaxed in their efforts to keep up the number, power, and efficiency of the oompeny's fleet. With regard to the loss of the AVII, out of 606 bores of specie 449 had been recovered, and there was now no doubt that the whole of the specie, and the greater part of the silk end indigo eargo would be ultimately saved. The policy of the company ens always to be ready for any demands the government might make upon, them, and to take can that they allowed no interloper, to step into their shoes. He had been appo ted chairman of the com pany In the room of Sir J. nath h rw , Bert.. who had re- Aped, sad the estethiluaint of the company being the great feeftee of his commercisl life, be Deed hardly say tha t ea long ea be lived his Interest and welfare would be bound up in the prosperity of the c=y. hir..pserr sanded the A SHAREHOLDER 11111 Led Whether the company would wider any further tor from the las& of the Ara beyond that of the ship. Would they be liable iw any pertka of the airy° Kr. Dear thought that matter bad baler be left In the heads of the director% A Pnorairrox add the loam looked very suspicious, as It took place in the day time. The Cmatomen said that wee a =Make; it occurred in the deed of the night. Captain ENOLZIII Z had reason to believe that the oom mender would be acquitted of all Name. The report was then adopted end the dividend declared, after which the meeting was coeds special for the purpose of elating dlr. T. K. Wegualin, M.P., a director. The proceedings dosed with the usual compliment to the director% °Web, and chairman. MINES.-THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The mining market to-day is very quiet but there are inomries for shares in Can Brea, South Frances, Wheal Mary Ann, Gnat Wheal Alfred, and Wheal Trelawney. Prices exhibit little change. Ths shares of the Rhymney Iron Company are quoted U. lower to-day. In foreign mining shwa there has been no move ment of the slightest importance. COMMERCIAL AND MARIBIS. LIVERPOOL CORN MARE/ff.—MIS DAY. (IT ILOGNITIC TILSOZATII.) (7101/ ova Own 0011.1.11TO5DIWT.) Our ram seeks' is dull, thou& at the opening there was a mode* dammed far wheat at Friday's rem he market dams with Odeeliming temolcuoy. Flour le drooping. Than is no lamp in Indian corn. Fint=ptian beam ars oust ing at b 4 ; Mills doing la other lIINCINO-LANE.—THIS DAY. 8C0.11./..—The market has opened with a dull sppousets, sad the pet& sales an programing homily. Conn.—The large public sake are going off without showing say meek' alteratios in prkes. Tlh.—Tbe market is rather more Andy. Common comet quoted Sid. to 91d. The pub& sale of Aaiun vest off at about 841. under the previous Tarte* eh/O. Rms.—Bengal sold from 7s. to Bs., whkh were maser lower prior. SALTPITAIL-112 public sale refraction 3I sold at 44e. ; refraction n, at 37.. dd. to 38a. CoTION.—No mks reported. Yorker' generally have a dull appearance. TALLOW MARHBTr-THIB DAT. TM ambit is quiet at tba amazed embalms :—Pabrea bore Y.O. ea Or desk 62L 9d; Jams. 52.. ti ; Jd, mod Ammo. 61a. ; Oat. sad Debi, Kb. to 50e. ad. ; ditto, sew rat4i SOL Bd. to 9d. BMITHFIRLD HAT MARKET.—THIS DAT. Mr. E. I. Davis reports the supply abort, sad trails ham. Prim meadow bay, 655. to 70s. ; a:t wist do., 71s. SOL ; inferior do., 60c to 60s. ; rowan, 508.1 s COX ; skrwer, Ws. to 100 s , woad est. 70s. to Vs. &L saw. Ms. Is 80s. Ton CLAhollarOs sus HaPUPIL—The Dublin Beat Ait rya : "Kohdt OINK: Z.P., bag bola a* is ly lb _ imiey dr Lad thaniaaat to the dl et Choi el doe Thant COLLEGE, tuzu/g.—The newly elected Mow is Kr. kin Lidia,vin at the Ate. B. Leslie, whose =rwhitthooe lb* scholars acted, wei iodised on the shads. . Mr. Bans: xi lankrooL.—Mr. limey woo sail la Mapco! youltr i = 4, ; sdidt Mm ailareir whit OW post aws oemi behrit a ••••=aii ha= at Latoe's Payorbay. lie praillaii span a bilinglai )Ir. Ilscallasoted opens call Oda had wow reviendy be =ldea. No i• la lition lob to-dey. BRUTAL MIIIILDMIrA Wit belga murder WY cassaktiol d Bi. hallway* niar liesmatalo-aa-Tyas, aa Sudsy atershey, awl haw sea /Ob=i sea la= teas salad It apposes •.law •=dosiot t. theft =haw &it famica that have ezioad to Tyneside barer the Irish Rona Cabello sad Prolatadi aleady. Oot Murky inaincoa • arilyomaloi s* nand Kim= soddiag . Del Mak about thaw Who as Wow Nowsestb, Ailed that Wry whore day pairied • awatity or tartan= sad We la therowalsg fry as ad 'or boa earrylag their =won KW. They 'Mod a Sonito at Be. m a the! way blab whom day MR la wish • =a maid YOM lnwra's beedier-arlaw, alio proneded braids use leer =albs= dean with two Wow pear. N o m pardealar near= mom= astil=rar• calabirti al at LVea r aldbeheame as Ovapre lodge, it is staled, is ket s . A map Omni woo =holing oar this born sod ism orthsiesn be pawl seas INN In the paw sod lose 4 Oral a dad at Kw= for hie =tier awl 6ralht obe.kw, w h o eon is awe" mom is swot, sod an qualm beak sow Imo lois oft Mr goosa, oil Ohs nen 114. 1belawk. ha rbe iriblibl uollo= kil"Plik insu laa ssust a "1 4asn iftilibi—Aglir disllsonnosno41 1111221 7 .1 , tor olteloodo the phisi wool bo se or taw abbe 111 114 With sod • MOM pi& se Ile WO Me Kilts lime= The Kailtoopbalad pew, bow airehaded Waked Mara, Ida I .I. := Brews, - Sod Jos* Johnstone as orsidsa of sea ' °tea ilk a, ap,sied thsty love bass hied la the wr boll, NewoottootoTyia pu t=ietiL i tont hsa boss isoselt into an in isausin eitunz Pamis.—Olon IMAM DAY. Mona; KAY 61.—Adsoksione ♦ poppont, 4416; re * own dohs% 661; OSA 6,016. I • I 11 1 • f I E I I I I 1 1 I