The Express. — London, England, 1849-03-29 00:00:00

erer they m..y be mewed by crrors in detail. Toe most cmtrudwary s'n'ements Sr. abroad as to the exper.se of the proposed reAistrefoa. lhe Lord Ad vocat• enimates it at 10,000/.; the clergy at 100,000/.; the free church calculates that each regis trar will eost 50/. to 100 i. while the schoolma,tars consider that 10!. will be On maximum. Dr. likiener, the Pr:mus of the Scotch Ep'scopel Church, bag got into a new difficulty. Aocoeding to the Aberdeen papers a young divine, who recently received a presentation to St. Andrew's Chapel of that city, has been adhering to lineation observances to a greater extent than is agreeable in the north, and having declined the modifications suggested by the bishop, the latter refuted to induct, whereupon the Enseyite presbyter, in imitation a nis evangel - icy/ brother; tier William Danaar, has threatened ro.murse to the civil power. Ire this ome the bishop lays °riving more sympathy then in the other ht.gation ROW before the Hones of Peers. In Edinburgh church affairs continue to receive their usual share of uttent:on. The Anti-Annuity- Tax Davie having heard of severe proefeutions being instituted spinet defaulters have issued a manifesto inviting parties to detail their grievances to them, no doubt wish a view to inquiry and exposure. Subscrip:ions have been commenced simultaneously in Glasgow and Edinburgh, to raise a monument to the Scotch poet Motherwell, and it is probable, therefore, that this object will be effected without much delay. Cholera has disappeared in Edinburgh and Glw gow, bat has commenced in Campbelton, near Fort George, under circumstances which strengthen the theory of contagion. The clothes of a woman who bad died of the disease in Glasgow had been sent in a box to Campbelte n, and on being taken out and washed, two men, a father and son, who were at band when the process was going on, became ill and died, both having exhibited the customary ebotera symp toms. In Edinburgh the standard of health is high, as will be seen from a comparison of the deaths re corded in the newspapers in the first two months of the years 1847, 1848, 1849, which individually were 145, 132, and 121. This is a rough method of e.ti mating results, bat in the absence of vital statistics the data are of some value. A public meeting is to be held on an early day in Edinburgh for the purports of prooanng suitable house accommodation for the working classes. A =man punt at one of the preliminary meetings that he bad been furnished with a design by an architect, by which forty-eight houses could he erected oa an acre of ground, each having a separate entrance, with kitchen, bedroom, scullery, and pantry, and separate bleaching greens for every low II *Millet, the rent for each house being five pounds. It is probable that some joint-stock companies will be started to Carry acme such improvements into effect, and there can be no question that if the movement be earnestly carried out, a powerful arrest will be laid on the progress of disease and crime in the old teen of Edinburgh, which, as at prewnt constituted, is a dis grace to roam n FAIIIIIIII WHO DOleT rasa Pa= TILADI.--Tho farm of Gresalleld, the property of A. Suter, Eq., of Docabolei, lately advertised, wee let ea Tuesday last, says the Ayr Ad vertiser, ea • 'theta= yeses' lease after Martinmas next. The want is &boat 87 arable &stab aeres of fine land oath* banks of the river Does, user to Burn's Mosonsent. It was during last loath let at • grain rent of three sad • hall balk per sae, averaging about foe:places in money. Pros an appearances the Lenin in this quarter do not mom to partake of say alarm as to the Wefts of free trade being injurious to farming, as the new leas* has been taken up at 81. 6e. per acre. There was considerable competition for the land. PROVINCIAL DISABILITIE9.—A petition to parliament la &veer of the Weeded removal of Jewish disaUlnies, was lying la the Liverpool Eschew news roe= yesterday. aad a very short time noised a greet number of signatures. .81PARATION OF CM - VICH AND STATL—On Tues day wet ti ng a meeting wee beld at the Husk Hall, Leeds, to bear a deputation from the Ant .etete Church Amens. don, and to per revolutleas is favour of the separation of shun& and state. The chair was taken by the Rev. T. Beaks, who declared his Arm adherence to the cause of entire freedom of raisins from all state interfereme and scatreL Bespoke, he said, free. 40 years' experience la the ministry; and unhesitatingly declared that the separation of the church from the state was an object to be sought by every &Asti= rale, yet sought oily in • conetituticoal, legal, and christian-like manner. He cnneluded by introduc ing the Rev. Mr. Gilbert, who, in ea address, proposed the following resolution : That In the deliberate Judgment of the meeting the union of the ehtueb with the state la not only an In settee to dl , eentera, but an in jury to churchmen • and that Its effected by peaceful means, and with a pioper regard to ealscAngladereete, wenldprove an d I. religion, a Allier* to the government, and a blerlng to t a hr=t immunity. The rtsoiution was seconded by J. Kingsley, En. 'he ,emended that the " existing interests," es exhibited by all classes of the clergy of the establishment, were pecuniary Interests ; and argued, hose various hislorieal data, that the 12,000,000 i. a year of revenue in the possemion of the esta blishments of the United Kimpians, had bees directly or indirectly derived from the leg ilst or legislative enact. meets; and, therefore, that if pa lament were so dispased, it wenid he priestly legal and ametitatissal to devote the "Ws at tbis mamas to secular papas—a moat if anal wads at separable the ,hated Rea tbe state.—The re sahttisahalsa been adopted by asisasairs, dm Rev. A. Ihellusr proposed : - - The ris Ilme menden el the elm* bra re Mir le be =el dr duper Irma be &unbar Nei 116. =re m =re d = :l o ggers, erl , r Itersealie Ise= Mir der luelles„ b drier el re earAlele Clreel Mrdellso ere me urea el supper es ewer lt le es eel sir erre Ile serintied was emended by the Rev. B. Grant, of ▪o n tr= Ptt 1.7 i q w ..tr*,,p2l; l ". vete of drab Oa the ;beide:, directed attention to site established theedi Seatiand, than which none mild bays hem boleti phoned ; and pet, tech is the bitterest rotten ness of the vent of easseeting • &web with the state, liket divisions end astessione were peeledieelly taking place eves in that astablinhassit. He prethiled that the whole ••Id shwa establishewsW wadi merAly fall to the lad as ii that may enkeYelhe weild even new segues; themetees tram the English shush, if Hang of Enter wield permit thein.—E. desilit, Bog., having briefly ascended the vote, it wee adopted • and the 16. sting broke tide. Modems antecriptka Wei awls et the doom LAWS 101 THE PROTICTION OP WOllll.-On Tuesday swabs' a very rapeehdtle amain of the ialm teams of Le*, at which there wore shout My hind's prosset, wee Uhl a the Owl-hem% kr the fliwsnee al lie *jests er the Amiens Inialetisa he Tama* and laknag the Laws he the Pretestlem of Women. 1. 11. Maw, /10. , the mayor, paella& anent them that the pre vision eters Nheithal were dogma that the bill in , rodumd Me the Neese of Lads by the Saw et Oxford should a am the law tithe lend, is there was no law en the stame ns* far the pewilment of a digi b i s i t r=os who are termed oras and preetweiemto liament In ha rem wet the Bishop of Oxford's was signed by par the chair an NI UMW sf he meting. CLERICAL. • Cootimootrstoteo.—Ta. itMoist Obtain loot mak oto moolloi as a s bartiryurd to the et hoin„lie j = Wilma to WePrelim ate pearl lo the IstAxt saw taiwtholelot et Werewrit Combormoto ma Goeciero. PrntamitoT.—Rov. Clasoist Ibmx, to Milks Ham, IT., maim; put.. W. Atkisson. Req. The church has ally tam reteetly eemorersted. VACAMOT.—St. Pral Wino*, Stockport, P.C., die. CUL, resicuattos am W. Waldrop; IW. ; yet.. O. Ga. dm, Nog. NAVAL ADYINAINT, MARCi 2I.—PIOIIOTIONB.—WiI. B. i t s o to oommdar, osoot a S:. Tattoo, to to acting I 0. lbormorm. to la 4 fftwatar• WA*cE IL WI, ot-ff., mailed yes =lll= rod Imo to the atiosei. to Mimi oL4k., win boysid off as Friday. & ini t._ .._____ l tUmt7 el ItXaLlso=l:2: l 4 d it a ro a r Maud lir ton .C IELIT Yr is ountisdoo 0 14. = tor poloapos MO Ike diost Won. ot. mom NOM b gap le Deem elm It Is lonise ille oil be pell es 4 and aid est eels meta. • Lae roberien et mow mem% bebeilb. ell Obi leibdems WI" le old to be delobea en. ad le to le emr iltlawsimilsortx. . ca 29.- 1 7•Ime bowitows4: , ben loseibt Om to Woolwich. and b OWN le be tar mod Ilio aram/mlrm—Arottor ot-o. lambed at Dopler& Was beeeebt bus► asi b Woe to be pewee to nein kir se: oed to be Mel kr otendela—Oemietbr Camila =at Mind toddy at Ilit etema belery. BoiaLt_ ,T Pas. 17.—A ala• LILL CUM% ambir. rib. IT ...I: am ehst s tedt. SIM br d ilipts doss IPS kay ask lift imp Ib Say re s all w =let a arlur... bil Mir l asinrittlt loot sangest gnaw d Abets re lift mil_ w trazir s eastr a vrr i as iprat.sh a left sivasl oo ldeOMl. tetweimihe adielasima am: am of tbefeela Ibis& flosyserilows boss led ear "sue 411111mlion tlis CIEs Oda We ape par "His dorm& lig Or witriabig ass ifyiewlse MILITARY. Yozentotrez, MAzint ll—The Pisast, bolas, arrived alis moldy to =lnk dlimilmato had dmado et Myatt kr c......—The ami~d Os Isloistra Wad V ia tabol ea poly ad) wore Mend this imil i z sa gyel is la 11.1 err of of swami titer d Oa ad 67 7.... d ye, mad Wand don Nemo k tb. mney sod lial ay doelt 01l Sink% •• Mr 6r 66c. kr arsh In neetvel • medal with tour rlaapL Darin the 26 yawl the !creased honourably Riled the sake ahem /ilsjsr et this garrison be Rattled the Mem of all owes. and. In reepiet to his ow miry, this morning • great may et the tradiemenis as were partially claw,. The funeral =Oa belnied to lOW owl Tttertments, parties of the Royal DWI lisslas Ara" Artinrry, and dippers and II =llO naval and =Mart ra. To Tnn 79T1 The Panes Dimillanar rest to this minim kw tramslation to Canada, a sem et lager gdido, ea a present doom Yin te the oaken of the 71th WM landene. Wall regime, Is tow otationed to that Wm. SPORTINe. NOITTNAIPTOI472II3ifiaiLIT HUNT RAM A. TOMMY (coecizon).—P•lllollV AND TRADTA- SsNo' Carer OIL Twin read. H. 141111ds let, by Midst (Rrualewit, 4 by Melo, 4 yrs, ltiet I& (WeI&Y) I Mr. Osssee sh it & :by Id; d by Cadland or Coln, 4 list ........ (659 2 1 Mr. : iirs Day, 6 yrs, Ilst Illb = l n/ 3 1 Mr. nota . Nsayrs. 11* lb 4 Hr. A. Ire, list Mb lir ro t in rri) 3 Mr. Jos. 011isells id Cw. 4 yrs. Ilst Mb. ) 6 Mr. MA ad losiblen M 4 en by_tbres le lea nb ngths. (Cavell) di. WIDNINDAT —TALLY HO EITAILNI Of 10 NOM sub, la ft, wlttt n aided. I aim (7 oft.) Mr.: l =es Tbs Moen 3 yrs, Mt Ilb (Nat)) 1 Mr, Pdslesinsa w yni al list Mb (6. Novo 2 Mr. 0. Ondero lad of 4 yrs, tOst Mb MT 3 : -11 so desardeardni. to 1 apt Ms Moen mid to 2 spi n. = of Palm Mosby • bagel. Rua la 4 dn. 6 soon ALTMONZ Suess of 10 sem eta, sr d 60 added; be 2.ysokt aft. M 71b, sad 111 w, Mt 41b ; winners 3`.b ears. T.T.C. (H seta) Doke el BlidenTsOffistons 4J. Kitchener) 1 Mr. M. Osoutfollallpo (Wititerlngbam) I Tbs klisals. dr sea p—Mr. Bialdo Tway (Dasmsa). lard arstsrlisies I by Dia Juba cat of Lampoon (Watatosee), Hr. Payas's BrIa= s 011& 1 1:: 0. lartses Cordial Allen =eh Hr . (W. ), Mr. Wortldagtos's (W. Osia), Hr. ldussalob Sara ), Mr. aabwhes Imposelos (Tettitl, Kr. Welson's Calm ), Mr. J. faller% traTask (A. Dan OIL Ames f by Jeered oat a Mel llr e guall lama Oalla. • Tel 0121•• Mous 7 to 1 : • tom to Isuit opt sad Id a 1 use spa Cadloa Aim rad Ms keret. Masai made eery al Tar so .... amd ala • ouster by two lesitbs. Mrs Is 47 KM As lasornotly sombalsd ma outo=ry arlidel:sads.Cadair stet is ins Nowrimeseetenua On Sum of 10 tow. MOD; tau slaw abs sal kr UK Teas rest (17 sobs.) Mr. 11•116Wo 2 yro, est Mb (Arnold 1 Mr. Oemoses 1474 So Tyro, dot 111 s .. (Osbo rn *, jso. 2 Captain Tyas sl WOMB& yrs. OHM Mows 3 lora heateeellosbe, are tit Itto (I. Maas 4 Mr. lisader's Ospres a lauds, 4 yrs., SA 71b (Doman b Eves as Pasoan, ad 2to 1 apt *Us& Won by a length. Rai la d ads. U mos. __ _ . -.--- Inm — um? 31rizansanza of 10 is,,. each, 6 fE, and 60 Mdsd. Ora rasoL (I 3 sobs.) Ma ask'. Osllisinroid. 6 yrs, fst 2lb ill 1 Mr. Mordssat Mfrs Dora; aged, Tat lab (A. Ds I lard Ciao% 1 by balsa sot et Meador, 3 yrs 3et I (1. Idol 1 Oesse Dribywso Eva, 3 yrs, rot. (Warr 4 Mr. Lowerseeilsols, 3 Ire, Est Ilk, arr. AM 711,...(Dselsersy 3 Mr. Om% Makkok 6 yrs, Tat (0. Oates 6 Ewa ea 011Mirsod, 3to I apt Mir BIM * sad 3to apt Mrsselam W. Well AY ylialll DO la I Ws. 38 sea amino than= of 10 soon dash; leafs, onto round and • dn. asideiumtd.Mr. Dew, 3 yrs, Set walked over MAWD64I66 BWIMPOWLAS if 1 isv. inch, and 30 added. Tots. mai. (hooka.) Mr. Thames is. Lanni, 4 Ire Mr. Patdlsest by Meta OftWorrlr d kY Dana. 4 Ire II no. Wan say. Ms wham Is objected to. Barreca ON TIM C01:110.*. NEWMARZIT HANDICAP.-6 to 2pt Ferobtll. MiIitOPOLIPAN HANDICAP —7 to 1 mot Luger, 10 to 1 mist rat* 12 to 1 soot Do.tho.Doyo (1 . 1, 14 to 1 opt Lammas. CHI/TWA Cm.-18 to 1 art Mulatto., 26 to 1 apt Dads, 40 to 1 opt Lamina (1). 4111fIt RACES. I - - -- --- N -- - - - ACciixt Axon roa ram OltrartniaLaaD PLATI.-•- Ccereek, 3 yrs, Ist 19b ; Eliffi, 3 yrs Mt 71b ; laberiarea sod, lat Sib; Plataitelsr, 4 yrs, lst 4 1b Oures . se, 4 JA, ilst; Lasestars, 3 yeti art ; Emearer 3 yrs, 7st II lb; TM Tutor, S 7st 11 lb; 7,11. 4 7st li lb ;6b last, 4 yrs, 744 6111; S yrs, 7 11 rtit; apd, 7st ab • Mein" 6 yrs, 714; Jobe Cone, 4 yrs, 701; 1 yrs, Tat ; • Isissbes, 3 yeti Ist lab; Csaspiewa, 4 tn. an lab; Plume, 4 yrs, eat lab; TM Railway Kiss. S yrs, fla it lb; Weslaco, 4 yrs, est 1110 ; Deeps, 4 yrs, 14 lab ; Big Jerry, 4 Mt 1111 b; Ton Tit, 3 mart Ilb; b s by Ike Jobo set a 4 yrs, art Milton, 4 yrs, est Sib ; Lord Retorts, ape, 41b ; Whig*. 4 Sat yrs, at 4lb; Miss Harrison, 4 t er ra, 11.1 {l r a Ned at my Noel. 4 yrs . MUM; %errolctill, 4 srs, Se 10Ib Primse, 4 yrs, Ist lab; riser.dalleln?, 4 yrs, Set 10th; Bess, 3 m s 3 gank st Sib; Weal ow, 3 pa. SA 61b; Nuaspurk, 3 yrs. Set 71b; 3 yer, Set Baby , 3 yrs, Set Sib; Abbot at mesa, 3 yeti , Ist NV , 11 K 7s it , "t art a tb ; Lopr, 3 yrs, get ab ; Pyrlsed. 3 yrs, at 11/4 slomee. 3 ps, let NO ; may, 3 yeti Set ; *stag to Seamy Amapa& 3 pi, 4st lab; 3 yea, 4rt ab; TM Durban I 44t Sib. Wm Aix. 3 yrs. Oat Gib ; Osekall. 3 yrs. Oat 4116 , 3 yeti 4,4 db. AeeirrArierra FOR Sal Mlll3lllllll' PLATE! —lnborn:vie, ~.1 114 Sib; Sparred, 6 yrs. Tat Sib; Maws, NW, 3 yeti Tat Sib ; 4 yrs, 6e121b; Aarsels, 4 yrs, 64 71b; Ise*, 4 yrs, fle iii7gr Lord lien, =at lei lady 1-sr it .l7 c 4 lyre.b IV 7 ad A l re1. 4. 3 t Jef f at 7lb. ugsa ' 7". 3.1 ' l ' i " Ka) 3inttlitgence. ZQUITY COUlLTlL—Ywrzipat. Before tbs Mastic of the kW. Cool O. LONSDALII- 7 LABITZIT'S MUSICAL WORIII. Mr. im; "Wai the plaintiff fa Wa7ase, moved;l;;; . ake an injunction gnated in July la st perpetual. This tion was to restrain the defendant from publishing a musical work called "La Victoria National Polka," or any ether work in infringement of rke Oaintifi's copyright in three polkas composed by Jumph Labituky , and mi ll ed '• Harteres Sias."—Mr. C. Hall, for the defendant, consented to the notion, and the injunction was made perpetual accordingly, and it was orderig that all further proceedings in the snit should be stayed. Dam the TIOD-COOPOOOF of ZOOLOWL. PAULO?? CONOANTI.-1/1117NOTION TO 121111•111 TOO SkLl OP GOODS ONDSZ • BILL or BALI •PTIOI POSITION TO WI INIOLVINT COURT. - _ iiiiiiiiliaTitT%lieetealfe moved in this cue to dit solve an injunction, granted on the 16th inst. by the Vice- Chancellor, to restrain the defendant, his bailiffs, and agents, from disposieg of certain honiehold goods, furniture, ant farming stock, comprised in a bill of sale area to the de fendant by the Rev Harry Alexander Small, of Havershani Rectory. It append tram the statement in the bill, that on the 26th ofJeanary, 1848, Mr. Small had delivered the bill of sale in gulden to the defendant, his solicitor, as a security far the sum et 1,908. ; that on the 21st of Febettary last the defendant, by his bailiff, took ponied= of the gooth and effects comprised in the bill of sale, and directions were given that they should be *old; that on the Bth of this month Mr. Smell pr, seated his petition for protection under the In slim% Hewn Act, and thereupon all his erste and effects beinna vested is the plaintiff, as his official 'soignee. 'Upon tend the isdnnellest was obtained to restrain the defendant from prenewilas to sell eask_msals and effects, or der the 21st smarm el the Insolvent Minn Ad (7 & $ Vie., o. 96), which was is the Marne wee : That la all cane whin say pailesse lar m seedis tram proses, AA whin ends lave has will la as et I fairata wider the peel of nil nend awl at ad. ar of dim of than, etas his analal shy maispd of allegiesy he sad= paig nent, wadi ban plan rarrapadt Win= aria d ads. who. tier he a den wiehle enarnanas dhartsba. ha pima dr after Pas Ilke pinks at sun psdllnar. linen dap ann. flan Was/ we lOW Wad we repjadennt aillidnd sr to be A toned qua ant wan d eatensp, er awe* estianim. dlher En aid ado at dr pranny et oath psalm% or lap part nag oda at ash nen" Ilhanshate and. at mg net ar limn neon Int thd mg puma person la non awns sr dna verney don be dm, to nap: of v an it wrest at allsrapp ar ansoett earionn, or of man ND et dal iaaeai anr or creditors for the name. inn the man ad m"t hi _ _ It was new - e — estemied in support of the motion to Minim that the bin clods woe good, end might now be acted ups., beams it sense within the terms of the 19th motion of tho set. whisk provitlio that no tonve 'malcontent, Bm., sNield be deemed fratMullent and void if mad yanee, eat any time prior to there net udits bilme the filing?: the petition, and not with the view or intsstion of petitioning the car: for protection. Kr. Selwyn, in support of the injunction, contended that dui sale mold not he allowed to proceed. for, although the =t had bear made more than three months before wry, still no delivery had been WNW till within the period of three months. Tie Vies-Chansviler mid be had no doubt whatever upon this giantism Toe ow were contemplated by tho 19th and 21st sostisat el the set relined to. The 1 9th media had the West et mem giesseily in. the assignees the emotes of insolvent with this proviso, that no suit as- ZLIT, charge, tens &sell be deemed to be fraudulent or inade at any three JINIOr to three menthe Ware the Sites of the Loslitim, and, on kr as the commyease itself *la was wed by being more them slum =Who beam Dd t at to the delivery, he apprehended that was void bosom it ad net Mks place till the 25th of Feb., and the petithw was promated in Montt. The misdate than, I haulm by the 19th ..NI adored what dealing should not M eismiimed void, Same am ilst satin, whisk ex pend, Inland tbe, mime Finite bad less bound under the Inesisent Ask wad the is baboon "Wed in the etelosse, an puma should moil WNW of the WI of We. bat esme is wise the Insolvent Lot Hit WNW, opinion, thembesores. dist the bill ot sale by not esedied and, if sorbing moo sought to De obtained by thellenvery t he eembisired do italivety was bad ; an that, if the bill of sale wen geed, the pasty wall not have the baulk of it in this mut, spam& in the Insolvent Court. The motion seased, with souls. Woe Vleathesesaer aided Brow Ra Totruniox AND 2 aim 3 Vic., c. 64. CratoDY or Inverts. This ems, the fade of which are stated in this paper of Saterday last, ems on again to be beard ; the Vice•Chan seller, having la the sesanthas bad an interrialr . with Kr. AWN Pateaes ea the sebjest. After hearing Mr. Swans len and Mr. Steen far the respondsets, the Vioe-Ohancellar (Meted the teas to stead ever till Friday. ileasekirs v. TIN BASTIOS Wl tX ri tN RUMAT • Cowsursr. His Hewer delivered judgment la this ewe, whisk tam Who tie wort sub in tho motet iamb se. TM ow demon kw went et equity awl her wad et md NY wis arqued 41. sl , ka kit Wits" whelk Kr. Wood awl Mr. Maki soquoweil le timid the lismsrege, sad the Beiteller-theird lei Xr, Haw wine Mot het it. bilL il. hob et Use ossi wal4il follow. The dedkedwiti, who wars the dibistioo et the liastses Uuiss Realm Owsper, lad, is i=m t *Maisel two why et pert the 18‘7, by ewe at which they were awthesissi maws the by Blows Woe sad HaAao heed* sad tle ethic to scastreet a Wawa lino hes the treks Remy vA lEvalvattne to Hanish. Neil to sated •pier it lissirielt coraiwisa milk to Nan. By than 'Wswe estkwhipil to who the Nsposews s w ot 10 n 0,4001. rid 200,0001. too the 4104 of the eats, sad • rissiptise to the Irolovelog effect bad hewn carried unaalmsusly at a autaa.l guest lewd meeting of the sharsholden :—" Ileao:ved that tor the purses* of oonstyuceing the branch line NM Men- ' negate to Harwich, and fir purchasing the Raleigh Rail ' way, adder the two acts passed in tto last swims of palls meat, the directors be unheated to raise, between the date hereof and the Ist of Jimmy : 1849, the SUMS of 200,0001. and 100,000 i, and to grant scrip receipts for aid amount as roso beat time le Sass he pad up in respect of such. suns, sea ark gralreeiber of sad upwards shall hue ptid the eased be say subedit, lefty sad such scrip receipts shall retitle the holder thereet, ea the let of Janau7, 1849, t o be- I wore a registered shareholder is a new &stem Halos Stook for the mamma he bee ealetellall mai pad up, upon whiek he doll NNW • ressuilsed thedised of I per mat. per ulnas la peepaidty, wad have theeplime, at the sad of any six audio within Ave yet" et *greyly. his gm noted stock into the laurel stack dew emapitay." The plaintiff became the proprietor, by umelamsl asap ourtilkatcs issued under the mbe wms sad mu. Indus. These eertificates bad due heal asserted is'o " papetual viz per cent. dadq . dwhisk the plastid had been repistered u the owner. The bill, which was filed by the plainti ff on behalf of hissed( and all other the pre prawn of the " Perpeteal Six per Coat. Stock ISO," es cies the defeadmats the diesetas, emplaned that the de fendants, Instead d appiewiledeg the bade whisk had been raised under the We este ad reeeldise to the spathe deed et the particular ask were such funds to the eaulametisa of ea extension their railway to diendels, and per e th er peen of the esalpesy. The bill yawed th r• deals alight he &eared to use emeusitted a brush of trust by nech mull/atlas of the kale raised under the mai sets, that they might be deemed pammeally rebid to the caaptemy all funds se emisegplied. The hill else prayed ea iejeamilea rank eider abmpplemelse et the hods horoolor te be revived eider the male. Wks UR the de fended, demurred geneeally, ea the rued that upon the true emerreetion of the eats aud resdadem, they were insti lled to applying the fends in quotas brills general object oetbo ampuey ; sneaky, for west of polies eta the ground that the waders of the shares which had beta mimed by the plaid, bad not bete named u parties as the record. His Hammer, in delivering judgweent, med. thee tam the statism% appearlft upset Ile bll which, tar the purple of eseddiwing whether the dimmuir was raid, aust• talus le le tree, be taught a ass of athspplicatima of the 100.0SS1. Weed wale the Nadal* Act had been made out, and thee that plat the dowormor ought to be overruled. He tkoep t, she, that the treader to the plaintiff, which bad bees mggrovdace behalf of the °mammy, wee fed dealt to dirimgt d the °rigid elorebelder, and as between hist mad the i posy to temmelle ark liability to his alai sem It was Ise breed a propeekee to say that a debt could ass be tramelhered la this way at law, where there were three perdu, em k this cue, &drone ef ;ming to • set.lis. mat haws= Ihmthishes. His Honour then referred te sued alba twilled grounds of ob)eetioa to the bill, Wing the sat ef the tram* it the suit, aid concluded by over ruling dtherires. COUNT OP BANKRUPTCY.—Yernegra. ID no DONALD SACLLUS-711/71,111M1 CLAIMS. This was a dividend lasuting, under the fiat Lamed spied Mr. Macke's, the lets member for Oxford. Mr. Loden, solicitor to Miss Maitland, a niece of the bank rupt, tendered • metier 20,2461., part of a claim of between 70,0001. and 80,0001. and premed for an adjournment, in ronsequence of Mt:lin proceedings being pending in the Court of Champ. Mr. Cobs, for the *mignon, objected to any further port pensment, and mid that Miss Maitland held securitisa which she would not f t,e up, bat Dwight to delay the dividend till she saw what she could realise. The dividend had been adjourned, and indeed on the lest occasion Mx. Loden undertook to at this meeting. Mr. Lodeaaxmlained that Miss Maitland was [at Naples, and no ettMt w arm had come over, but if necessary she would come to Berland. ILL Honour (livens) tionebt that the divideed on the deism should be teemed, bat the other creditor' ought not to be delayed.. In the mune of explanation it ergs toned that the clam bad been mitered for 67,0001. instead of 78,0001., sad Mr. Loden claimed to alter the amount. His Hamm, said he would not =anent; for in strictness the claim ought to be expunged. A akin for 1,2831. cm behalf of the mentors of General Maitland was admitted ; sad one by Me. Sidney, solicitor, of Hatton gardea, for 3591. The proofs this day amounted to about 2,0001. The dividend will be declared in a few days. INSOLVENT DEBTORS* COURT.—TarrsiDAT. Be.kw the Chief Conatheieser. Ix Tip MAMA or JAW= WORKACT..-I.IIOIL. iltehteole;tni,;t;ilo;,Tra7oiioed Wirii:ok.7o;l76. Edward Minister, babitmaker to the Queen, for the damages awarded is an sedan of libel. It appeared that be insolvent bad bees in partisanship with a person named and they ousted on banner in Bt. Martio's-lane. They started emu publications respecting " gentlemen's kehtoss," and In Oki of the works, called The Lion," it woo somplained that lb. Minister, who was elso oonnitsed with a work on Use ksblems, had been libelled. At length en action was bras& to prevent a recurrence of the attacks, and it was offend that M they were discontinued, and an apology made, the possedloge would be dropped. The offer wee rejected, and the cram poosseded to trial, and it wee then stated that as Mr. Nimbler wished to set his character right before it a ntht• Wee were not required. The jury a *a as dameggs, end the ants were lOU Chappell Led=ls this smut, and, on amount of the libel, wee fkir three months. In tide are the libel was read, and was haiku in style, and the work eta tailor. The insolvent, it appeared had boos to Park to any on his trade, and left in - December lad as sessest of the events 1 which bad occurred, and were Elmlyta mar, is tint eopital. He had sold his interest " The List" to his babes ts-law (Glllans) for OM, sad he was alibi to wore the pecans,; after which a remestillms Paled the the all. The Learned Olaf Osamieer, In Eivinaludltr lath thedantagee weremotkegsand he bad toapperses remand to the amount awarded. - The cuts were sertainly eassider able, but with thus he had nothing to As Under all the circumstances, he adjadged the Medved tow hoprlessineat of three calendar months from the vestige cedar, for the da mages given in the action for libel. THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, 1849. CITY COURT FOR TSB RECOVERY OF SMALL DEBTS.—TainzanAT. TAYLOR v. Dims MOTIAM, 14Q. Sum TX2 JUDOS OP • COViIT eOTJIIT. Mr. R. Tsylor, of the Arm of Taylor and Co., printers, applied to Mr. Bullock, the judge of the court, for as order against Denis Moylan, E.q., the judge of the Warminster County C,nsrt for the Reenery of Smell Debts, for the pay ment of certain few incurred in a case In which the applicant was plaintiff and Mr. Moylan wee defendant. On the day before that appointed for the heating of the ease the amount of the debt connund by Mr. Moylen, and part of the expenses incased, had been paid, bit Awe were other expanse which sprang from the coons adopted by the defendant, and which it appeared by all the Ala of common justice the defendant was - bound to discharge. Mr. Taylor's claim upon Mr. Moyle& wit /Of printing executed mght years ego. He had mratedly applied for the MOMS without effect, sad the dthedaat had at length given maim that be woad plead the statute of limitations in SWIM to the demand ; that subsequently a hearing of the tees hod been appointed to take place in that court, and that the night before the amount of the demand was paid into court, notwithstanding the special plea alluded to Mr. Taylor aid that Mr. Moyle& had offered to pay the exclusive dim , upon Intim that the claim debt, wee =Moly a be r eipeome alinquialted, bat thepropodtion was Trifaild, Am Wean onsitrouble bed boa incurred. It had been eassamy to ealipeas whereas*, prove the Imadwriting of Mr. Maybe, sad bo exhibit the plot mark of a lehar,the dais of white peeved that the debt wee set tasted by the statute of limitaises, as it woad the aaishalle of the debt within tight yews. He had bees obliged to my* i otteffon to meet a gentleman who met to proonias4 ti be lOW ac quainted with the praWee of Ilse Nor% ineeemek s its ors s judge in a simW tribunal . He laid oho Wei obliged to go to the sp ore of sending modem renal %MI witnesses not to attend the 23rd lost., is the smaerbeet helm paid into court, and their etiendeom Inks thus remlosed unasors sai7. Thom expense; Mr. Moylen was owlet* bend, bat had refused, to pay; and it was hoped that an order would be breed to compel the payment. Mr. Taylor's attorney subatitted that them witrnothing in the act of parliament to prevent the judge from exercising a dimities ta the esse, if it hoPPottad that NV Naiad= of to inlntemati, Mr. impis-oberved that the application for the additional costs samil relieved it b the y Mr. Ta is e ylor o kie bughook t to have been geode before, and et lia is s. . Mr. Winds mid the may tulles swa tic itissiba the phial boi made oggileatea Attle mi e. MiTwitoef. litoroo7 olig - be hoped Hat if his Honour bad any mono .Io maks an order tor the poyment of the ants, imesoaliffirst a rule to show muse why - ins delhadent refired to tie weft wets Into asset. Mr. the validity of the slabs diem is no doubt. The loskt is whether you are in time. Yea may tate a rule to show mane. • • BLOOMSBCAT COUNTY COURT.—TMITIMMAY. Win E. Delia. ILoaci•xv v. Jostas.—lbafty.m& • Paws Timm. This wm ea seem lee** by the plaintiff, a jeweller sad Silvans*, 418, 0M1111••• *WM Si d•hodeat, for merl a jswellsr, Mr.K2 Icalramtia da t t ro ut tecovat ao. Ss. dd. * MINIM &read th‘t ea the 20th alt. is was at the map &ow whet &Wert , who woo =lt at wielovelass4 to a *Ma to which a *kat 21. 7s. &L, sagLis th a t v at Let ma at it." • Us did aot alms the shop ; sad wham tech the &WA eat to him, wham, gam. l isp it is be wrappediux r. he handed it to shim& who was witlldre, seasey. Salseisady, UMW that Ashetirst ber IMO** id baring " tame" /Ir. Km e. elmmushalled ths. test to his employer, when it irae seeertelmsd *it Mad thelasbad previsady bon takes eat hr. shoe -sod_ *e_pdte4idtee atiplamd, a tieing of W. 7s. ed. bakAtpllailsk* los tee defeadaat had bawl of 71. 7s. The slain dim* to &hada* em a two. mass we mild sett web paard ,elosis. sad east Mr. llmelsmt 61. 10r., whisk was, all, tbs dons% that was amaired.—Ths : liadk itiebtale was *s Imse mi very Mr* to ha v soiasthie mina like sa , sad cm pasted Imo Atheist me ap apt et dishiesely. I amid las to me the dela.—Deliadsal I law II am** am, bat I shri met have &rabbi iii it I (litatik hod ail lisiale it a : I dare, my eat. es )—at duo . Bradley, the esse was M stud over e of the &Ma sadas prostpe tuel his Homer repeida if the suer eML•by whams M inot lhet malradistel, lo dean smear • to have beam Peaty .head. WILLIAMS 4.l7.—Comativws& I *We d CAINTINTI. This was & tam yokel ke , a sealptor, fir a t 4 mess die to the plalatif -Ow his peewees as cede. Defendant did not appear, but a solicitor who did for him heaped for time, as his client was urged In a liege work which required all his me Ley, but which, when (as it would be shortly) finished, would enable him to liqu:data all demands upon him.—The Judge said ka ought to have appeared in parson to plead his inability to pay, and issued an order for his committal for twenty days' imprison smut for contempt. ASSIZE INTELLIGENCE. OXFORD ClRClllT.—ilowxotria, MARCa 27. DMPIIAT. ATTIMTT or ♦ PIRISOMIR TO =OM FROM CUSTODY. _ _ _ F. Williams, aged M, triaiiidined for having mit and wounded John Morgan, constable, of lonestom, in this scanty, with intent to kill and murder the said Jam Mor pn.—Mr. Iluddlestons promented the prisoner, who was undefended. The primer was taken late custody by Morgan, upon a charge of AWL, a pig's cheek (to which Marge he pleaded geiltyrkilmies seas..), and was b.ie conveyed by him to Usk heal . The prisoner had behaved, it seems, in • most orderly manner till he got near to Usk, and was convening with the mutable upon the mountainous state of theenntry when usillinft he streak Merges a severs blow upon the head, whisk diammi him, and then threw him heavily upon the grommil, Meg upon him As soon as Morgan was a little reserend a desperate struggle 'trued between him and the prisoner, the two being linked together by the lundbolts. The primmer was evidently the stneger man, and had the Met of the memennter. While the mustsble was upon his beck on the posed the prisoner knelt upon his chest, drew a large knife ?rein his puke% mud endeavoured to cut the constable's threat, and iimi imilisted tern slight wounds upon it, the one just over the sasatii artery. Be also cat hi. threwilt the ear and on the shook, and Morgan was litwallp smothered with Mood. The poisoner then 'flameout ed to cut his min throat, bat wu prevented from doing so by the coontaltis, who, in preventing him, had his hands se• verely:mt. The contest continued till a gentleman, who rode by on horseback, sent moistens, to the 'unstable from Usk. A man, in Morgan, a mu& to the constable, and one or two others, going to the " Mee of action," the wit s. ss Morgan meld that when he went to the spot he did not knew the mutable Morgan, *mph he was his 0311a11 he wu covered to thickly with blood and wounds. This witness took the knife from the prisoner. The prisoner, in kis defence, said that he was subject to fits, and that kis head was affected, and at times he did not know what he wu doing, which was the case wham he at tacked the emastable. _ _ _ The jury bend him Guilty, end Mr. Justice Coltman sentenced him to be transponed for 16 years. &MUSLIM • WITI. John Beet, a cripilisaeilit:Ohio;as carried Mt* court, wan charied with stabbing and wounding his wife, Mary Bess, at Balerslty. Rees ass jealous of his wife, and oa the evening of the fled of August had had a quarrel with her. Prisoner, eller he wee in bed, asked fora pair of seinen, to cut his wife's wedding-Hag out of the collar of hie coat, in whisk he had town ft. About 5 o'clock the next morning, a man and his wife, who were lodgen In prisoner's house, heard the proncutrix cry out in Walsh " Oh, God l" The man immediately imitated to the prisoner's room, and pulled his wire out of bed ; she bad been stabbed through the nose, on the neck, and at the bottom of the abdomeu and the witness described the floor as covered with blood from the wounds. The prisoner was heard to drop some thing out of bed on the floor, and a pair of tailor's soasson or shears, with which the wounds had evidently been perpe trated, was found.—A sarmaa who examined the wooled. described them as net dangerona.—The women said she did not whit her husband punished ; she bad bean obargenble upon** parish of Bedwelty, and the parochial augharldes had caused the prosecution to be inelltuted. • The jury nand the printer Guilty, bat, ha emmideration of having afready suffered nine months' i umeieres ea l n he was ealy sanaira **undergo a week's farther ins MIDLAND ClRClllT.—Wittwtcn MARCH 29. gm Palm—Before Lad Oaiel Judas Wilde. The learned Judge having charged the grand jury in the Crown Court, entered upon the civil business soon after eleven o'clock. Mr. Justice Maul. is too ill to attend in court. rimier/Tama /01 SeDrriox. Mr. Mellor applied to the court, on the part of the crown, to &sob: g m: s he rooognisanoss of the witnesses for the prose cution White and Edward Ring for sedition. White was now under condoensent for a similar effenoe, and as the peso. of the town of Birmingham had not been dis turbed, the Attorney-general did not think roper to prose cute the iadietateati. His lordship assented to the applies tioa, and the reeognitanoss were discharged. NORTHERN CIRCULT.—LivaaPooI., MARCH 28. THI ARSON CASS. _ - We gave yesterday the leading particulars of the charge against W. C. Demathe, an 'Stepan paper-ruler in Liver pool. of having set fire to his premises, with a view to defraud the Yorkshire Insurance Company. It wu urged in de fence that there could have been no possible motive for the perpetration of the crime. u theiuncr had u much =in mired as insured property upon the premises at the time of the fire. The jury retired, and, of nearly u hour's oat sultation' returned int o mut with a verdict of Nod Guilty. The verd ict was hailed with loud applause in court. One young !gentleman, seen to clap his bands, was arrested by order of Mr. Baron Alderson, and committed to custody till the rising of the court on the following day. Nal Pairs.-sslore Mt. Justice Colaridis. KANONALL AND ANOTHER V. BENECILI AND OTHERS.— ALLEGED INTEINOZMENT OF PATENT RIOHTS. This ease an alleged infringement of a patent for an im proved mo de of "stretching, drying, and finishing woven fabrics," whisk occupied the mart the whole of Monday and Tuesday, was sot ooncluded whoa our despatch left. Not many of the witnesses for the defendants had then been called. WESTERN CIRCIIIT.—Bomene, MARCE 27. Thai amine manmeneed yesterday. The comasietion wee opened by Mr. Justice Williams. Lord Chief Justice Dan iell followed in the mein. This UMW Lord Denman took his seat in the Crown Court. The business to be disposed of is unnesally heavy for Cornwall ; the calendar containing no fewer then 77 pri mness, and many of the offences charged are of a serious character. The sheep of the Lord Chief Justice to the grand jury was very Shen, hie lesviship observing that as he grew older, he became mote sad more sensible of the importance of eco nomising public time. Almost the only point in the charge of other t ha n local importance was the observation that with the depositions of witnesses returned by committing magis trates, there should alto be forwarded the statements of pri soners made before committal. The trials of prisonen on some charges of slight import- ance were then proceeded with. . POLICA—YzaTaRDAT. MANSION-11011813.—A GIRL IMITZED BY urn FATIISII.—T. Fawcett wee eharged with having kicked his daughter, aged 18, in so dreadful a manner that considerable deuts are entertained of her recovery. The phone, had gene hose intoxicated on Sigurd& night and began to beat his wife, who escaped front kta . The daughter was not se fortaaata. TM prisoner Malted her twigs. She cried oat warder, aad seen after blame insensibie, and slam that time td attacked by hysterisal and it es Sunday that the would have died kiss of the in • bins par * win tad sees the poor girl, date a painful &gadgets e< ter Mr. Hall, a sarg s =, her condition was doubtfal.—The primmer was renunded. WORSHIP-STREST.—A STALL AT rat GRICIAX BLLOOX.—D. Donoghue wee charged with being conagratd in dealing two 51. bank notes, the prsaly of C. Robertson, lately belonging to one of the hawk is the royal navy. The wife of the prosseater stated that on the evening of the 19th inst. she usempnwisd her husband ti witness the performances at the Gamin Saloon. and took her seat next to a tea it use tithe Melts. Shortly bolero the close of the kWar abruptly rase and left the bum ; end earddng 1m her handkerside4 in the side pocket of her drum the &enured that a man ease, con taining two 51. ads sad ether articles, con peking her bus bend's Kahane best his slip, had been abstinuisi, sad that h7 pp m boa had ales liens deism Payment dike metes wee et arty nut morning at tie bank ; anima the follow ing flaiorday they received informatics that ewe of them had bum paid in through a banking-hoses fa lambard street, velum it was nitistately traced mike pmesselem of a sallfaMellneed O'Connor, in Red Usmseresk OMiaswr who lad rseeind it hum the prissier ma the missing after the robbery. The prisoner admitted that he had changed the note as demeibed, kndsaid be bail obtained it from his niees,whil sin =itwith, her some papers which Mr. O'Connor resew sould be destroyed, se he might °dumb, "be bush oat. " and tated upon giving him m that they were burnt eastediugly. r The Omer farther s that ai le the wile Mr. WOunner retained • smuts es sift Ile Kiser odd that uSe peeponer's lKg bp be dienovered newly- ' sal ern a deposit-book of the Finsbyry tnge.les is *kW; es asseunt had been opened a few days slim the robbery, and a deposit entered for 41. ' le. W. O'Connor, who described himself era Bachelor of Medicine of Trinity College, Dublin, stated that, an the manning of Tuesday es'imight the atrium, whom he had known emit years, requested change for a 61. note, which he handed the prisoner, minus la. for a draught. Mr. Hammitt ordered the prisoner to be remanded. MONEY MARKET. WEDNIIIDLT Beam°. A mum having been current en the Stock Ex change of the Piedmont!". having been beaten by the Austrians, there was a disposition on the part of spe culators to prelims Consols io ind r t s te s market upend firm this awning at the c . et yesterday, end they Imo at sae q as highest 91off. Bata few money Wee were merle in thweenree of the day, and esmiderable gly ousis veregnest tat o r ra ket, so *i.t towel** asee. to 911 to I, both pa audar imil la Thelegentaills aline hat been little business, the quotations being Sin to Ns. prem. toe March bills, and Si.. to 391. we.. foe the. of lu mm Bank Stock is gusted at 1081 Am the aseennt. India Bonds, 60s. prom. In India Stock there Is nething doing. Ie the foreign market the-s tae nct been much business done, acd prices hate been a shade lower, principally in the Spacish American securities. Mexican Bonds were quoted 314 and 301 ; Peru vian, 85; Brazilian, 82; Equador, 31; Portuguese, 271 to 8 ; Spanish Fives, 181 to 1 ; Danish Scrip, 8 and 7 pm. Deitch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 491 and 481; the Fora per Ceuta., 784, as the closing prima of the market. LIVERPOOL COMMERCIAL BANIL—From the six teenth annual report it appears that the profits had 9011110- what diminished in consequence of the reosnt depression in trade and commerce. The dividend was stated to be 8 per cent. for the past year, and a large mu wee carried to the reserved fund. Though the railway 1111017itiSS had declined In value from the muse befoul stated, they had condderably improved einem the Ist of January. It was stated that the beak, in sixteen yea*, end awn a capital of 338,6001., had divided no less than 452,4071. among its shareholders.— Liverpool Mercury. THE JOINT-STOCK BANK, ISLE or MAN.—The Judgment of the Chancery Court has been put into the hands of Yr. Thomas KUM, the coroner of Gleinfaba, his autho rity entendilye over the whole Wand. The judament, 98,7401., with interest trans July 1, 1846, till paid, is for the largest amount ever pronounced by any cou rt in this island. There is a probability of arransements being made with the plaintiffs to receive the money payable here by instalments ; so that property will not be wantonly sacrificed, which must have beast the case weft an immediate realisation instated upon. It is to be lamented that a conciliatory end common- NOM muse was not ad ap ted in regard to this anfortunate affair at a mush earlier &ht. It would have saved many thousands to the deeply-injured ahareholdere.—lsla of Man RAILWAY NEWS. WZDNISDAT EV3141110. SHAM LIST.—LoxpoN. liAaca 28. Non.—Th• ishoisliese d dew la Item Mote actual tamelkas: Mai el Mew In Italia, ' War. PAID. MD. 54 aberdas . ...1 14 10 40 , lereori psx. :::: l 36 ST 2/ we. Preemie_ .. I 425 Do Rao 504. pi LPL 6 641161661604 • 514(1 ed. 34 Do. Now 404 12 10d. 211 &Vast 4G. Down' 16 D*. Trani/ l6 4d. 14 81r.1r01.. Dad too - " I tple . oxt .9 f 1 2:1 5 tir ° I; Mat.r2/d. 34 . r. st 1 Zit: ig tr N:kraßti,.. 4 D4Ol. . 31) da. 1 1, Do .dodo Do. . 07d. lis d. 1 Do. Lquittlion4l4l 14d. Do. grimmer Dash 15 14d. Illdhead. . . 761 6 7 Do. Cowi.l.?ii 1 Do. 001. dam. l6 161 0 Do.Dfroa. é 2 a 64 04C.Drt.ohlr In na AWOL West trasard et Namorket Nora 14444 14 146 Do ra ta n, 664 It 14.163 14. isiiii: . ;, : I IL. tl k tr r- " .ateit " DLl rr " i treeer = N. ORM. teeth Illagraraidee. 4 4 14 046.W41466,6W01v 4 R46 : 614 61111= kr rale U 14 re: -... : g }f li4. er. SeetAD4r Bkromalle.elon4 H NI. e liz ah h o do. c.iar. a b. WM n per Ip. Do. Maims __lt ES I7 " 44 6iii: Wt% hriiii tzire Union 21 , 264. "rev. r Sp. V 10i 111 IS Si . 26 I Par b. Hist Gal JI 441441.11L1 W":2hid7.7. 7 ::1 C V. l ftrill ... Do i htl ai dll4ooll CLI M' S'' 10.1kalebi EADl Tr ikimis " krical p Il tlirwtflerw Do.lisLipOt Do. do M. I do Do.NorhEaolOpOß Cogen d t Union 0-1 Do. Meg a DIP. de D040..&1941 , lOW 18 llf 18 pi 1 # lag De . maw. Do. p Ct.Priji Lizeopladdre ManburptaimPA , De. ~as •••• •• • , Oi Eras nova, D a e ri m i.,bet=kC. I Omit N , Do.do. B. 6p. OL OSAMU' &Mullin Gt. Noe* 4.l._kiftpd Do. do. Do. NeW•3l-••• - • 1 Da. Nese M vi Do. Do. ... IA dough hiblira — II Do. d 0 ...... M. I 38 Ds. do. R0d..... 1 8 10 Do. de. . ... 4 0 Dads. Marin N 0.4 1 86401 Woks. .. @Mork. Donc.aGoola 6 Pak a/ Nada ... 10 Waterford e Kilhos 471 Waked. a Limerick ID Weer Volley Op Mar 16 Da dm. IX Do. de— ...... 46 Willa. Sara. II Won 11 Win &mock& Wag 36 Tort. Nowa.* Der. X Do.orr.l44melaar 90 Do. allowalbani. 8 DoONSParorProt 16 York& NIL Xidland 10 DO .1416m1011. 36 DeJLIW.393B.IIa rOII3(HTILWATIL 6 4765 e-ft kat 39 V.deadandas 18 I Pr.(or. a VO7) 761 Du ilAntig 34 East Indian .. ,31... 6 64.1adiamPeatarala Si Namur and Loge 13 y Northern of risme Orleans Hardman 11 Paris aw e d L yme II Parts and Orleans 10 Parts and Roam. 10 Pa/bard Obialioux PG town sad Havre 10 bra sad Illaino. 9 Tour. and Mania 14 Wad a tandem 1 SI de A;1 - 1 : . Da. sham . Late . . l iZZ Z Do ishMitYdraiiA Do. N. Do. l i shoodo Do. Nara Do. fibs Dw Do. Third* . . I:WM(2w° oar.epet Do. W. R. Union D&Prordoaa Warr Dwight:ow Lards sad Bradford Ledo sod Do. Ned DO:4IB,POVAIBIra talri — os 'Clitrval I..argtl" DaDusr. Sper Ct De. Prof. Spa. Ct Da o....lLcusa Dalferildr.lbaCi London GrenerfcA De. Promote.. London N.Watere Do. lrNowift them I Daths De.4ol.searee.D.J Do.lol. & 13 a D0.1131.4..M B Do.lol.i&jt Be .21 91 i is 132 1 f_li 11ot 21 Cip• I#ls' Int' i2l' . # • see. 101 1 3t I toI RAILWAY MEETING. EDINBURGH AND NORTHERN. Half-yearly General Meeting.-Edinburgh, March 27.- J. Biteoua, Bag , in the chair. The CHAIRMAN said the directors recommended that a dividend should be paid for nine months at the rate of five per out. on the late Grant= Company's preference capital, and a dividend for eight months at the rate of two per cent. on the other stocks of the company. By some people the had been told that they ought not to pay any dividend at a l. It certainly would have been a relief to the directors had the dividend been postponed, but they held, considering the position of many of the shareholders, that they were strictly and honestly entitled to it, and, however much the directors regretted that they could not pay a larger dividend, they felt that they were doing an act of justice in making this payment as early as pos sible. The revenue of the company as compared with the expenditure he was sorry to say, did not present a satisfactory res ult. It was unnecessary for him to say that the working expenses were lute in comparison with the revenue, and larger, he hoped, than would ever occur again. But the shareholders would bear in mind that the line could not be considered as completed in any respect. There were many charges which inevitably pressed en the expen diture just now, but which the directors hoped to be able to diminish. With regard to the share capital of 1847, and Gunton shares of 1846, it was recommended that no further calls be made on the thane referred to. The shares would thee be restricted to the following amounts, viz.: -The 261. shares (1847) to 131. 15s. ; the 151. shares (1847) to 81. 6s. ; the 201. shares (Granton, No. 1), to 121. ; the 201. shares (Gunton, No. 2), to 81. In the second place, it was reoommended that the class of holders, whose payments on these shares exceed 61.,31, 2s. 6d., 41. 12a., and 31. Is. 6d. respectively, should have it in their option either to pay up the whole of their sneers on or before the 31st March, with interest, when their liabilities for farther calls shall cease-or, that they shall consent to be re lieved of all further responsibility, by the immediate forfei tors oldish. Dares. And it was farther recommended that the class of holders whose payments do not amount to 61., 31 2a. 6d., 41. 125., and 31. Is. 6d. respectively, should have it in their option either to pay up the whole of their arrears on or before the 31st Mani, with interest, when their liabi lity for farther galls shall oseas, or that they shell inereue their Magus Is the extent of these sums respectively on the eugelesseudlng that they shall be relieved by the forfei ture olthelit cares hem all farther responsibility. The cludensen sendadedi by pragssing a swiss of resolutions, to the elan that the report should be approved of That nine suallig' dividend, at the rate of 6 par cent. per annum be paid IS the late Chan Com's pr cartel, Pay able eel the 20th of tal April ; pan and y that • eference dividend for eight weft be &dared, at the rats of 2 per cent. per annum, payable aa the 30th Jane next, la the following proportions, via.:-On 241. of the 261. shares (1M), Bs. 41d. per shore ; on 111. of the 161. shares (1848), 2e, 11d. per sham ; on U. of the 261. shares (1847), Is. 44. per share; on W. of the 161. duns (1847), 94d. per stare ,• on full amount of the 201. (original Granton), bs. 4 el. per share ; on 71. of the 201. (Grantees share", No. 1), Is. Wid. per share ; 1 an 31. of the 201. (Do. No. 2), 91d. per share. That thi,2sl. stuns (1847), the 161. shares (1847), the 201. shares i tra it z ten, 1848), and the 201. shares (Warns, 1847), be Is the following amounts respectively snugly, 13/. lbs., 81.6 e. , 124 and 81., with power to the director, to adopt the requisite measures for carrying sash resseamendatits into effect. Sir W. DUNBAR seconded these resolutions, which, sitar some discussion, were agreed to. The meeting wise afterwards made spend, when the fol lowing bills were appuved of : 1. A bOl to enable the Min burgh end Northern Railway Company to raise a hither sang of mosey. 2. A bill to enable the Edin p = m a i t2 Northern RoilE a Company to vary their " branch, in the of Dmfermline, so as topes. mar the Towahill and berth tramways, sad to emu& the same Unwrap thenwith,and for other peeping in Maks= 3. A ME to enable the Edinburgh end Noniron Company to summon a low water pier and Ober works at Chanson, and to provide for the beau regulating, manage ment, and elated of the general „seaway statics at Perth, end kr other purposes. The CHAIRMAN intimated in regard to the lest bill, that eke direeton had abandoned the clauses in it whke.re ferred to the general railway station at Perth. (MMus* three bills note of them were expected to be opplud eteept the second. The dews were then read sad awned to which it wilt lewd to' Wert in owe of these Wile, to order that the rime of the swallow shottd be haes.d from " The Ma harsh eld Northam" to "The b, Perth, (sad -Dwedea Itedway Compewy." MISCILLANEMITS NEWS.—Orzurno or run row., 0111111111, AND PRZOTON.—The government LlTl C: =tc'rhaving gone om the winks of this Use se for • ilond it will !» opened for public traffic on Monday. SHIPPINGO E „dwi,tki o l ow lYTE minG L . L tte l .....l.l.67taill . 4 41 L& #1.1._ (nom 00/ 1111. DWI - Hamburg 0 Holland .. 0 Lhibon April 6 Sidney. N.5.W...... India viAßoutlatopka ..... NUM ST DiTl non Arida, isrlaral„ _Kock ni i L i t ARM, Ur., mama 11, AIM Palos, LIT.. Math 111 , Lanes Adeline. Litho.. Mink X. Wear All walprawiend, Math theran7 Aurissle, Gravid., MA th aws An warLOnvesimakilimeli MAMA Ags to, thst, March M. Gineftelino AngeloCaModr.Pahn.Mthan Adele, Goole Korai N.iminn Attains, Geola gi tur a ta Martab. Aierte, Hall. 16, CIAO= Albert, Leith, March M. Mothialsur Alma Margaretha, luith, March 23, An AA"'er6s"Ar a ml. ..:h i'l lo li a uad.th. ,l: s :7 l 7 26 6 . Muvh , 31• 1614 : 7121"1 I.' melillablea , k1"12( 141:0. : Acorn, hthelen, March V, Oman. Aso. hinlehln, Mann 27,ththos Rbleida, Mama V. babes Amu Elizabeth, Shields ea , March 17, If llgenhafen Albert, Water( , Muth 23, llayoase Anna Magdalena, Yarmouth. M Al areb 36, tana Arundel off Dover, March 17,Pniernio d=„Maselk IS, Bremen Karen 36, ltantb. Arion Aa lett, Waren 17, ltandcro Manna, Harrebth, Man* N ituelklob, Betsy NM Margaret, Dundee, Man* M. Haab. Balder, HIM, Match IS, Bandholin Beane, Martlep , March 36, Harlingen Brougham, Shields, March N. Haab. Rata, ler, Ora mead , March th,Rott. Benjamin Heap, OnthmeadMarch 71, Mauritian Erandalthae, Gravesend, March A, Calcutta Basra, Gummed, Muth 16. Cale. Coastanliae, Uravnd March 01, Maur. Cr:unarming*, Graveread, March MX. Michael% Cazimltutims, off Cape ClesrMunn IS, New Yea% Carl, Palm. )(mob 36, Neultadt Catherine Maria, Yarmouth. Mitch Harab. Caroline Elizabeth, Aberdeth, March . . Cam, Dundee, March 211, Haub. Carl, ram., *Larch 27, Ninstadt Ckmadon, Hanley., North 26, Hash. Caroline loam, Leith, March a, ( C C : n eniet pe =, Lei .s . t i i i. , l : 6 ll h arch' x.rc 2l l : 7 , it .o ol E rbecr ad Lbrolea, Shields, Mach 27,0rinamall Catharias i tede., Mardi V, Rotunda= Jennie 16 Emden Coest Cat iMium,_Liv., m _ _March a5 2 1 3t17 . 11 OmMeselle,ltv., ums , Dan, al* Wpm., blank 21,11YMa Diana, of Dia, Marche?, l Dcone lialmksnde, on Deal, a lrarg yna& hl7, Delta, Valtby, Mardi 2S, Harsh Dolphin, Petaliad, March 26, Chris °waned Duchess of Buceleech, Onnd. March r, &Inns Delphi., °slumber**, March 23,14 0 k. Dunn. of Cleveland, llartlep„l4arth 2 Hama. Dann, Lien., March 26, Donesaz Dasaidang, Leith, March 15, KARI. backwash* Dania, Lan, March M. Nyberg Dismast • Leith, March 23, Armen Daniel, Lein, March a, Oreetanad Idingham,°.rk, March 27, N.Orleans kliaa lOrkbridr, ram., March 27, Alexandria Earl Orer:Oeole,Marr_ 27,1lotterdas Emanuel, °mare= , Main 24,11.. b. Pcoluany, Hull , Ilveh 28, Mutt, turlmutu,klull, Much 26,Ceir walla hew allhelealaa, Leith, March 23, liciligetehaine Leith, March 23, Handled= *Award, TRIM, March Canon Haunt, Hemp., March 27, Whitah. FIRM, Petah., March 26,0stamorsoar lleunamie • March 27,1 men Liaabgth mad ilwah, Manta= 27, Halals Errs Lae, Liv.,March M,Cephsloela Eally• La., Mania 111, Marne Euphrates, °ravaged. Marc ree h 27, My Forager, el Pala, Warn 211, Kew. Fanner, of Dover, Mareb 27, Xmas Fury, Welds, March 27, Loonasil Frcherkk Wham, Woke, Ori March 27eseraid, Wl l it l e tr ,.lllll ll , k M t u i "a' 1 . Fortran, Hull, Kurds V, S ablawd For WAX lath tuna, Hull, Muth March 1 27, 5 Sandberg FOf rw m... 64, 'Ate, Marcic 71 id armdt Fortuna. Leith, March 23, Yrkedrick Elaine, Leith 71.7iffcr kinteralede lumen, Warp , March 26, lernhans liem, Yam., Muth 27, Malta Ganes, Glassboro', Marcie M, Kash. Gmtar,Orsagene„ liar. el, Orietnrald Ciangea, Dal, Mardi 1111, buttery Uoveraor Van Elwyn, Onnseed, March 56, Amsterdam Orandla • Oravemend,3tarchiple • Triene Helen ktan • Dcal • March IT Mauritius Hesperia, Deader, March 25, Haab. Helena, Clone, Muth 27, Rostock Hubei, Leith,Mach 23 Radklohleg Heals, Leith, March 25. cvklohlag Heartens, Leith, March 25, Preatm Heinrick,Letih, .Marde ZS tinalsend lioness, Leith. )t hree 23. itandholm Helena aulatina, Leith, Hawk 23, Wens Mabel, Leith,Yerch 11, Copenhagen Henrietta. liana, March 26 aarinnes Hetes., off Bristol, March Isl. Anna% larlacible, Penna., March Havre Infants, Deal. March H. _OParW lageborg, Leith, March 26,140Jc/slag Ida Nicotine Frederick, Leith, March 28, leykloblag 17;a4 Ai Beam mil ; . MIMIC" &La 1.4, 44 4 AM ( Mad bun g ..... n ldo, raci-17 :1.4iii — lid-ect, is . et goartherai Jobe Hell, Deal, ver . - 4.7 .4 hails eenermane Mag. 1 144. tea, Itel p L i ii I,lisapi u ir Joseph mad An. ,Iteedatd,Ntlf Jobe Patchett, of Pha. h Jona Meanie, Mad,,,k - fizrre Jewel Deal March Jesse ...dee, Weaddre, Jilkt p atz s eemd Ali% Jena Herre Neat, Orageeel . 11 %. Main Per* he& Louise, Aberdeee, Yeti 11 lady of tee late, OAK tones lta Rile, /gram. Deal e, Kase Ladayett Loran. Li Nardi I.llories Prop e Jetta, at, Idif.". Liberec Peterti..tareh Leib Philippe AuT 4 Lesdom,oftPele Marek 1: Ledl Douala, Orgreseed , Loot u harlot, Orrery treat, Onivereed March 111Mue esk L 4 Matilda Orneered le . ek Marie, &rammed, Mara e.4*.a./.4. Marla, Beale!, Meath de NZ . % Mary, Caelt. an! S. uta. Karla Lake, XXI, March Mfees, Maria, Holt, Hach al. Whekstabw4. Martha eel lieJeme,lpaer s a e ift Marla Wilhelm's', Leith, 1Lth ... 3 11.1 ' .Meta, Leek Mama f Iffermaini asageareee,ll.elth, Mutt br, Math Ede, Welk Hard V, = 4 Maglease, Nadia, Much V. 14. end Mary. Sago, Morel Id, Metric, Yam., blenh e Kane Mearae, eV the Line. Marne the, of litlater'etrt Nelms, Hriatol. March le Ne AYtr Netuane, of PIN., Kane It,Uthy eptune, Abardeen,March ciroAdriareMillarch Ohm* Nkedeame, leek f cab area 1....1tabe Neoax. Leith, Meek Altana, -...5 Deese, Caleabang, Moue V, Abel Mot Leith, Xeres VI, Item Ode, tetth . Mardi f , Meet I Uldesternemeld, Vegan, Onward, Onset, war t Peume Graverest,Mutill,Ma ge Prores , 'Deb le, Neel - Pawns, De , Mutt 17, Provident's, Melia Hartja w Neale Varese*, Para, Medi V, Patriot, Leith, Mara X, lime d ` Pump% Leah, Meek .10 Meer ro. ideate, lea. rare Alma Peery, Newport, Muth Idle. Paragon Weld.. Marra V VEX Planet, Pertain. blartb X. dada Paullse„ Mesta , bled lee Deem. Palm., Marsh V. MN BeeplationDramemil,Mare leumbier Need/O,Calb Deems Jolene Dede,llolllll, bigh. Jaw& pale., Much V. alma Ithederledee, nen. Me A Pow Retina, Leek. Keel 11.latileti Kufolh, Han, Meth Id, mammal larbiler, IS, Selma einem Hull, Karl 21,..A Mophle, Hull, Muth 117, Slovak sad Catheter, lelhtaal Socha tedskeade, tele, lain Veen septic Elise, Lehi Nee, Mame Sophie, lett 1, Huth ts, Page 8. Jelaannas, lundederd. /1:11 . 4 spray. Melds, tech 27, Haab. Berinppatarn, of Pearance, gad lined Speculator, Orameted, Merl V, t o thaw Rai rater, ' ,Mech Tip la, Fee. Mee V, Cowmen ibe ' r, 0 14 March e. Dural Tolirodrr.Lt kerb Xilealant Temper, mums, March r. Bah Tre gamer, 1411.. Man% 33. Paled lams 'Rex oars no Aninnata, liettast, Much VI, grYmt Ariel, Dundee, March 26. Baltic Artbenalae. !Juicily. March 26. Brett Alcsarager, LaagOope, March =Davis PANS no. 'an ea lament, Deal, fort Uremia, Dundee, Muth IL Lim Laurel, Dundee, Liverpool, Grampor., h ike] ili tlent Lieuf, Ormenrod Meek 111,allmn Liverpool, Liu, Meek ,11 N. oMan =, Oniverm*Much *DOM , Ormond, Mic h *OM Mary* Donde*, Muck Kap tanitu i lre t h": IT:et aro Mentor, Sand . March V, ROA I Mary Mitchell, Coat, March 21, It tin Marlon, Con, March 16, Bests.* Middleton, Cork, MIMS, Unit March M, Mena Nereid, Seurd.,llml V. (Melo. NervyPhiekts, March 1 , 7, Dieppe Nautilus, lialcostre, Mardi V, DIO Norway, Ile., Marcie* New Tot Omise,limet Mardi fit, Portia, Le i... larch 23. Dort Pearl, Orav , Much rt, MOM Parker, Lir., March 11•0011. Perthatare, Donde., March *renal Plenty, Palm, March 27.11ftieffbitIl Provincial ~Mel. Roil,loffo SC Pall lon Han, Prind.,March 27,Mdfid Providence, Shields, March V, Wan Pedestrian tildolds, Mardi V. RIM P. 1,101, sh i slds, March 27,awiamah Queen, Perim, Mooch 77.1 0 . 0 a QM... Hanky., Mach 1116anli LendhoPe, Much 22,E Reward, Sued.. March 17, QMa Rainbow, firmed, Yank rt. PAM* Ranger, Or veld. M./fll MAMA Royalist, Ruud, Maul 27, Mots Royal Oal, Sand., Marts V, MOO Rosetta, Sad. Ruch 27, MOMS tilaeldaards 17, Amsted* neeanlo, Cork, Mama Madam, Gravesend, March 7e,oe RU C. Napier, Idverp., Mach nr Charlene& Tommie,. Lir , March ta, Montreal Triton, Onamend, March F,Clateol Oria• Tritoo, Deadae,llarch 26, TRIM Meth, Dander, Monk M. abatis Limek., March 26, N. TM Taro, sideldt Mauls t 7 loserope, Minh M 22, rilialms N =6 , Out, Nara V, , Vlodlaimo, Cull* Much Tr. Trialt Vicar of Rm. rkol, March 17, On William Ma Ylamr.o.ML NO. t 7. RAMO Water Nymph, Cardiff, March 17. Mamma William, DWI, March 36, Mottentri Will Una Dawson, Lonrho. , Kt" 33, N. Jolla N B. Wilberforce, Cramer Much V, Hiltk Whltwell Onager, Pond., Med Meng Wortale) dale. Rhirldallarch V,Mak Wilms and Sarah, ehicida, Mr. V. Moe il; Alfred, Louakope, Mutt 22, Bt. John, Ana sad Margaret, Booboos, Kock IS, Moab. Abbotaked, goad., Monk 12, Diem Am alias Jane, 61lields, 'Marti 27, Aryoula, Cork, Monist', U. Quebec Autylo, Gravesend, March 26, lassetee Wosmisa, Liv.,Marck 2I nn Hoag Brisk, Multipart, Marti i r ivr ts4.4l Pekes, Dundee, Worth 26, Hanle gratin, Pruserb., Muth 22, Mawr. iiritiok Oak, goad , Korth 27,L'Orleat liorgokton. Shields, March 27, Copeo. Hee He*, Cork, Mortis 11, Amsted. Charlotte,Doaer, March 26, Woo Coronae, Gravest March 26, googol 031.1• Pf UP, UV., 11, Yon au PAM (lattm, Hog, Match V, Quebec Cldeftaln, good , March 27 Quebec Coverdak, good., Mardi 27, Ouebee Cotherlse liaoaah, goad., Monis 27, Amsterdam alo, Shields, Watch 27, Philadelphia Hoke, Horded., March 26, 116.2r5• Diamond, Lintek . March267n. Levee Dominka, Cork. Starch 26, Boehm Devonian, livery , March SS, Megan. dria E. Daring, Portals., March 27, Jersey FJlsa.lnianee, March 24, Alga Finish Lewle,Dnagee,March 26,Baltic Easel, llanelly, March 26, Erre FJizabeth, mend., Nardi 17, Quebec Fanny, Londond , March 16, N. rat Florence, °mire , March NI, Pate Falcon, Sot, March 27, Quebec Rico 0 lubleabrat, Cork , March IS, Liatelt Gertrude, liiiitast, March IL N. York George liars4cn, Hell, Mardi IS, Brener Gazelle, reeseb., March 16, Stettin Golden Grove, Sedum, March IS, Swinernanda Henry Paretzgr, Orsagent, March 111, Quebec Horn, Laughapt, IS, , traits Davis Ile Sunil., March V, Quebec He 11/6614, Marchl7, Femmes Isabella, Maga Ilk Newberg lndestry„lnnil., 11, Nowa Jelin BM, Dug, Mardi fit Masztasal Jails, Damin,llmiib SS, Mainet Jars, Dislane, Mash Isetheteck Jean Drsmlge,Mnech SI, Blain Jessea, lasgbarps, Mrgdi M,St. John Nati Jars Dove, Ilealmajfarch 26,Caen Jew, Ovanome, Mardi M, Gib Jatil Orq, Gisvasend, March 211, Malta Jane, Fund., Starch 17, Haub. John 11709/11, Mieidsitareb 27,1.16zek. Josephine, Cork, March IS, Llork Ilinzardlneshhe, Hartkp., March 20, Copenhagen Mower, Whitby. March SI, ilininag Agatha Cuolisit Masa (barque) amprer (toorque) /la rope 7W (7144tai 11141111 A Kara Lodes . Nina (c.f AberdW.) Pruden. Rival Sea Nymph sis • •• ••• • • sot • • Ilipears Day New Yost .. Hound out .. LinnrPnol Rio Grande .. Beliem Carat Pernambuco ~~ ...~ • 6a• Mar. 19 6t N. Dec! Off 11441041:4 1 " Mar. 30 016. a 5 Mar. 16 47 N. Feb.l 6N. 1 11 6, • Off the Moat. War. 10 Off Tue km. Mar. 6 Off C. At V 16446. bASUALTY. Town of (bonne). was abondonod on tho sae toot. 1210 of o= i r crow owed. ITHS. BST ERIDOE.—Wareh =at D B unf ß ermline. Wm Beraidge• ( " NI ./ ELLIOT.—March 24 . at Zdlnbargit, the wife of W. 8. 1211106 LW. Attletoo. of a eat. CiliATTON.—March the wife of 1 1 Grafton. FN ,of Itolbore of a sow. LOCH El.—lbrds !I, atOaaterbarf. the wife of A. Lotbse. 101.. of a son. " . ..rt.—March 24 at Lower Seymour Arcot, Yorke= SIM /13/ motif__ L. Maitre. ed • grater d REYNOLD/ hare! — M. g at Otowtodor-equant. Hydipark. ... .— .di W. W. ReGaolda. lo s ia2fasaiww. RORSELL—Mia* Teaddelddernico. Banda . 116116 the wife of W. M. Mt 4., MIMI. Temple, of a ten. . a BTOTT.—Mwob 2 ag2... at Lamar Roam Illorsoto. the wilt w ''''". Col. WA. of g RETTOILt wro—M ' job fi. at Andrew reetory. Noth• the Info o f l b. 1' R. So, of a dooghtir. THOMSOW.—Mareh 15, at ObillOW. MIL W. Thomas, of a Woefr i 4," WARREN.—March 22. at Esentrlp Rector, sear Bridglngot ''" of Ws Rev. J. Warns. of a chembtor. MARRIAGE& OLAZBROOK—ALLEN.—March 24, at An souw. of PZ: pg : oteend son of Ws tato H. 0 tic. ° ( ' Edt.. ol i f° to Mary Jaws; Ala davaltier ia o s f i r W. LA=7lmo. 014-ICreli Et, at pe t ra s hr ie l Zen W el ' 1ih6151141L N . ry. 0 Y Zito, at ilt. Ja m e ~ Dublin_ d iZl:5l: Masederr, J. w O'Ratild, 164.. USW tele OPME4WO C AN.—Maredt 21. at Ms" Itat.l l . St". 6 fib. Dartford, to Wank& mai dated& of . Wt., of DEATH& RAUB:wee M. at Newleawe. Obarlotte, We of J. WOW , of E.M.'s Owlows. Nod M. Billt d off 14. et Rollowar J. Sta I se t sw d B 6 L . web 21, akßealdel/L Waitardoeth. Mr. ^ • ' B r A .1 432 g rum. r o r ma . kie lbw. Ocine7. Willw ° gar h DATtOf Iftr .-3biralt U. at Mawatholt. Mr. ' l ' r ' lt'" irMAlLizbillikArampradettd. oa. SW. °Lid J AClTOT—Marcillareetras=ra. Z J . J gir ckwo.gof..° o4 _l 3l. __........-, No of No. 8, Us 1.11:"Isk i a ths_ reareir"..oriviatUr.tkol,kAustostozolme.BBl4lo.°N".